Hsinchu Mayor Hsu Ming-tsai Inspects Keya Creek to Plan Green Park

(Taiwan Business News) Hsinchu Mayor Hsu Ming-tsai cares about the Keya Creek Urban Waterfront Park green space landscape improvement project. Yesterday (the 29th), he went to the site early in the morning for an on-site survey. Mayor Hsu said that the Second River Management Office is currently carrying out the Keya Creek riverbank improvement project, and he has instructed [the Department of City Marketing] to communicate closely with the neighborhood wardens as soon as possible, and then plan carefully once more, hoping to connect the parks of several nearby wards so that in the future, when citizens go out to exercise, they will no longer have to take a long detour, and residents can be provided with the best and safest living environment, while also improving road problems.

In the morning, Hsinchu Mayor Hsu Ming-tsai, accompanied by Department of City Marketing Director Chen Chin-lai, Tourism Facilities Section Chief Yu Lan-ying and others, conducted an on-site survey of the Keya Creek Urban Waterfront Park green space landscape improvement project, and exchanged views and communicated with Siya Warden Liao Huo-gui, Taixi Warden Hsieh Chin-tsai, and Dingpu Warden Shen Fu-huan, who were present. Mayor Hsu said that this place has very good activity space and is also a place where many residents like to exercise and relax. He has asked the Department of City Marketing to plan carefully and communicate closely with the wardens, hoping to provide residents with the best and safest living environment, while also improving the surrounding road problems to safeguard public safety.

Taixi Warden Hsieh Chin-tsai said that he thanked Hsinchu Mayor Hsu Ming-tsai for his strong support, and hoped that the Keya Creek Urban Waterfront Park green space landscape improvement project could connect the large and small parks of several nearby wards into one very good green park. Although the funding for this improvement project is not very much, he hoped that the old facilities in the park could first be improved or the damaged parts repaired.