Taipei City Government

Deputy Mayor Charles Lin inspected ongoing constructions for the Yongchun Urban Renewal Project on July 24. He greeted the residents who were able to return to their homes early and expressed the heavy emphasis the city government placed upon the project.
 
The recommencement of constructions took place on February 13, 2018. According to the builder Senyeh Construction Company, the project is slated for completion in 2020. The renovated site will include a 15-story structure in the front and two buildings in the back row, with 15 floors and 21 floors respectively.   
 
The Chairman of Yongchun Urban Renewal Project Liu Te-fen, Senyeh Construction President Huang Cheng-tsung, and residents at the site expressed their gratitude to city hall for its assistance in the project. They also invited the deputy mayor to attend the completion ceremony in the future.
 
During his address, the deputy mayor stressed the importance of procedural justice, hoping that Yongchun Urban Renewal Project will serve as an example to help future cases avoid such difficult path. He also noted that the city is holding an exhibition on city-led urban renewal planning this month, seeking to reinitiate city-level redevelopment of these areas.
 
Lin pointed out that the Building Administration Office has received instruction to provide necessary assistance to the project. He also asked the builder and supervising architect to keep a close watch on construction quality and adherence with the blueprint.