Anyeong Living Sports Facility Complex 2nd stage project momentum…passed the central investment review

– Establishment of 22 outdoor tennis courts and 10 indoor tennis courts… Completion target by 2027 –
[대전 세계타임즈=이채봉 기자] Daejeon City announced that the ‘Anyeong Living Sports Complex Phase 2 Project’ passed the local finance central investment review of the Ministry of Public Administration and Security on the 9th and gained momentum in promoting the project.

▲ Bird’s eye view

The second phase of the Anyeong Sports Facility Complex is a project to create a total of 32 tennis courts, including 22 outdoor tennis courts and 10 indoor tennis courts (total floor area: 9,639㎡, combined with badminton), on a 75,633.9㎡ site in 400-1 Anyeong-dong, Jung-gu. Efforts are being made to expand sports facilities.

This project is being promoted as a pledge project in the field of sports in the 8th civil election.

Daejeon City ▲Needs to secure public tennis courts, which are significantly insufficient compared to other metropolitan cities ▲Deterioration in tennis court supply conditions due to the closure of Chungnam National University Cultural Tennis Court and Hanbat Courtyard ▲Urgent urgent need to secure a hard court tennis court capable of national competitions ▲Sound operating balance when operating after completion ▲Prompt long-term project It actively responded to the central investment review, emphasizing the resolution of civil complaints.

Meanwhile, as a result of analyzing the expected usage rate in the feasibility study by the Ministry of Public Administration and Security, it was expected to be similar to the Seoul Olympic Tennis Court, which currently has the highest usage rate in Korea.

When the 32-sided tennis court is completed, it is expected to contribute to providing leisure space for citizens and improving the quality of life, and to help revitalize the local economy by hosting national competitions.

Daejeon City plans to establish a basic construction plan in the second half of 2023, start land compensation and detailed design in 2024, and plan to start construction in June 2025 and complete the project in March 2027.

Jeong Jae-yong, head of the Civic Sports and Health Bureau of Daejeon City, said, “We will continue to expand sports facilities for living that contribute to revitalizing the local economy while meeting the citizens’ demand for sports facilities for living.”

[ⓒ 세계타임즈. 무단전재-재배포 금지]