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Caravan parking lot planned near Barammori Park in Wonju faces resident opposition

31.07.2026 22:42 1 min 1 source
m.kwnews.co.kr KOR

Wonju city announced plans to build a 26-space public parking lot for caravans on private land next to Barammori Park in the business district. Residents objected, arguing that a small lot would encourage illegal parking on nearby roads. The city is now reviewing whether to halt the project due to the complaints.

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Caravan parking lot planned near Barammori Park in Wonju faces resident opposition

31.07.2026 m.kwnews.co.kr KOR Original source

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