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Reporter Jeong-Hwan KIM
[The city of Daejeon, where a 12 billion project was hit by a civic organization...]
While Daejeon City is embarrassing by damaging facilities without permission or consent from the landlord, attention is being paid to the manager in charge who was designated as the party responsible for the cause.
The initiation of the problem seems to have arisen as a result of a 12 billion project from a civic group with no administrative experience.
Daejeon is old. For the purpose of creating a cooperative space for citizen communication at the Chungnam-do government office, the fences and fences were damaged without the owner's permission, causing problems.
During this process, the city of Daejeon cut 128 juniper trees (including 100-year estimates) that came with the Chungnam Provincial Office from Gongju to Daejeon in 1932 without the permission of the owner, Chungnam Province, and the fence was also arbitrarily removed, causing controversy.
What is even more embarrassing is that Daejeon City did not receive the approval of the current owner, Chungnam Province, while promoting the project.
When the incident turned red, Chungnam-do sent a notice of order to restore its original state to Daejeon, embarrassing the city of Daejeon.
Looking at the official letter from Chungnam Province, it is questionable whether Daejeon City has made efforts to obtain the approval of Chungnam Province from the beginning.
It seems that this incident was caused by ignoring the most basic principle of "government officials speak in writing" and making arbitrary judgments on a few phone calls.
At a press conference yesterday, manager Kang Young-hee, who provided the clues to this case, admitted that "the administrative process was inexperienced," he admitted that it was true, and said that he had oral consultations with the relevant organizations but did not process the documents.
Manager Kang's reply seems to have admitted that he had forgotten the basics of the administration by remarking suspicious of the ears of journalists at the press conference at the time.
Director Kang is from a civic group who served as the head of the Social Capital Center, and he entered the position of a manager (secretary) overnight, where general public officials can go for 20 to 30 years. It is intellectual.
The reason why Daejeon City is never free from this incident is that it was not enough to appoint a former civil society member who had no administrative experience as a manager, so it provoked this situation by hitting a project worth over 12 billion won by an inexperienced person.
Not only do we doubt whether we knew about the process of securing procedural justification, we need a thorough audit of whether we knew the basic procedure and executed the project.
It is pointed out that it is also necessary to audit the payment line officials including the director in charge who was involved in the project at the time.
The city of Daejeon dropped the confidence in the administration of Daejeon, which it had accumulated so far.