Attention Focused on Lock&Lock Environmental Assessment for Anseong
Suwon NewsUpdated 2011.01.11 16:20
Published 2011.01.11 11:00
Updated 2011.01.11 16:20
Anseong City Holds Briefing for Wongok Jimun Industrial Complex
A residents' joint briefing session for the Wongok Jimun Industrial Complex was held at the Wongok-myeon conference room in Anseong City on the 10th, attended by approximately 60 people including Councilman Yu Ji-seong, local residents, city officials, and representatives from Lock&Lock; Co., Ltd.
During the briefing, Lock&Lock; representatives and design company officials provided direct explanations to residents regarding the industrial complex plan and draft environmental impact assessment, followed by a question-and-answer session with residents.
The Wongok Jimun Industrial Complex, located at 33-1 Jimun-ri, Wongok-myeon, covers an area of 176,776 square meters and will house Lock&Lock;'s plastic airtight container manufacturing plant, expected to generate approximately 700 jobs annually as a major enterprise industrial district.
A city official stated, "With Lock&Lock;, which will employ approximately 700 people, moving into the complex, job creation for local residents will become more active, and it will help revitalize the local economy."
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipDuring the briefing, Lock&Lock; representatives and design company officials provided direct explanations to residents regarding the industrial complex plan and draft environmental impact assessment, followed by a question-and-answer session with residents.
The Wongok Jimun Industrial Complex, located at 33-1 Jimun-ri, Wongok-myeon, covers an area of 176,776 square meters and will house Lock&Lock;'s plastic airtight container manufacturing plant, expected to generate approximately 700 jobs annually as a major enterprise industrial district.
A city official stated, "With Lock&Lock;, which will employ approximately 700 people, moving into the complex, job creation for local residents will become more active, and it will help revitalize the local economy."
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