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Reporter Jeong-Hwan KIM
[Rep. Park Young-soon made a policy decision to develop a ¡°Daejeon Farm¡± public housing site]
Political circles have raised concerns that the Daejeon yard, which cut through the city center and disconnected Daedeok-gu from east to west, has been raised as a new public housing site, drawing attention to the outcome.
National Assembly Member Park Young-soon (Daejeon Daedeok, Deobuleo Democratic Party), at the 384th National Assembly National Land Transportation Committee plenary meeting held on the 22nd, will designate the'Daejeon Farm Land' as a new public housing site in Daejeon that the government is promoting as a 2.4 real estate measure. Suggested that.
Rep. Park Young-soon, who questioned the Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, said, ¡°Daejeon Seo-gu and Yuseong-gu flourished as a new city center in Daejeon due to the concentration of housing site development and relocation of public institutions for the past 30 years, but Daedeok-gu, Dong-gu, and Jung-gu, which were the original cities, were relatively different in population. "If a large-scale public housing site is designated in the new city center again in such a yard, it will not only shrink the vitalization of the original city center due to the large-scale housing supply, but will also become a real estate arena."
Rep. Park said, ¡°In order to save the original city with deep polarization, the priority is to provide a high-quality residential environment by creating a public housing platform that combines high-quality residential spaces, jobs, and life SOC.¡± In the case of development, it is expected that it will not only stabilize the housing market, but also contribute to resolving civil complaints related to railroads, balanced development within the city, and regeneration of the original city by revitalizing the old downtown that was cut off by railroads.¡±
Rep. Park said, ¡°Daejeon yard is a public land owned by 99.5% of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport, Korea Railroad Corporation, and Daejeon City. If a top-down policy decision is made, there is no need for land purchase and acceptance procedures, so large-scale housing can be supplied within a short period of time. ¡°The government's designation of new public housing sites should be considered as the top priority for the policy goal of balanced development within the region.¡±
Regarding this, Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Byun Chang-heum said, ¡°As the current yard site is 50% of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, and the rest is owned by the Railroad Corporation, the development is not difficult in terms of safety and operation within the scope of cooperation with the Railroad Corporation and Daejeon City. I will review if it is possible.¡±
On the other hand, Daejeon farms have mostly transferred vehicle maintenance and relay cargo handling functions to nearby farms and railroad vehicle maintenance groups.
Currently, limited functions such as locomotive waste treatment and refueling remain, and only three tracks (high-speed rail, Gyeongbu line, and Honam line) are in operation outside the yard. As the Gyeongbu high-speed railroad undergrounding and linear improvement project for the yard section is being promoted by the National Railroad Authority with the goal of completion in 2024, the high-speed rail operation function is expected to be significantly reduced in the future.