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Space for the Creation of Cities - Deep
Underground |
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Scheme
for the smooth execution of public projects in the Law on Special
Measures related to Public Use of Deep Underground |
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Smooth execution
of public projects |
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Smooth
coordination of rights |
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| The Deep Underground refers to space
that is generally not used. Consequently, losses that require compensation
usually do not occur even if the project has usage rights set for public
interest projects. For this reason, it has been determined that under existing
laws, it is possible to set usage rights for Deep Underground projects without
prior compensation. Moreover, even in exceptional cases when compensation
is required, compensation is provided after usage rights have been set,
following a waiting period for claims from those landowners who think that
compensation is necessary. |
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Advantages of the Law on Special
Measures related to Public Use of Deep Underground
This law has the following advantages. |
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The law facilitates the smooth
construction of water supplies and sewage, electricity,
gas, telecommunications, and other lifelines that
are closely related to daily life, as well as subways,
underground streams, and other things that benefit
the public. |
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It facilitates rational routing,
and it is expected to help to shorten the length of project
terms and reduce costs. |
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It prevents disorderly development
of the Deep Underground when the rules of "first
come, first served" and "non-systematic
use" are applied. |
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In the case of earthquake,
the Deep Underground is safer than the surface of
the earth and basements that are not deep; it also
is useful in reducing noise and vibration and protecting
scenery on the ground. |
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