"I'll settle the account by taking responsibility." Changwon City only has the 'Gungri' to get out...In fact, the "court battle" was announced

"I'll settle the account by taking responsibility." Changwon City only has the 'Gungri' to get out...In fact, the "court battle" was announced

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These are the explanatory materials submitted by Changwon City. This means that NC will settle the expenses for the maintenance of the Changwon NC Park under a "future consultation." The hardest hit was the tenant NC, and the city government, which is the key party in the accident and the landlord, is hiding behind the court's judgment.메이저놀이터

It seems that it does not accept clear compensation promises to NC and responsibility for the accident. Even if NC Park reopens, there may be a legal battle between Changwon City and NC.

The nature of the incident is clear. A louver installed on an outer wall fell from a public facility in Changwon NC Park, causing casualties. While the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, South Gyeongsang Province, and Changwon City were "spinning the buck," NC was forced to "live a itinerant life." The damage to the schedule, audience, and profits of home games is NC's responsibility.
The city government points out that the management entity of NC Park is the Changwon Facilities Management Corporation. A Changwon city official said in a phone call with Sports Seoul, "We only support the facility management budget, but the management entity is the Changwon Facilities Management Corporation." If so, the city government answered "yes" to the question of whether it was between the industrial complex and NC without the city government.

NC will pay 33 billion won (33 million U.S. dollars) to Changwon City and use the park for 25 years. In other words, Changwon City, a "homeowner," and NC, a tenant, signed a lease contract. Then, will Changwon City compensate for NC damage caused by the louver drop accident while the park was not occupied.

"The Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency is investigating the louver drop accident. It is not something we can say right now," a Changwon city official said. "The contract says 'managing buildings and structures' of the industrial complex. It is up to the court to decide whether to view the louver as a main structure or an attachment."
This can be interpreted as an intention not to even compensate if Changwon City is found to be not responsible after handing the ball over to the court. It is a clear double damage from NC's point of view. This is because even compensation is uncertain despite the damage caused by not using the stadium.

Changwon City's argument is not convincing in that the corporation is an agency under Changwon City. It is in the same context that the phrase "come back" did not work because the stadium was renovated. It is said that it will leave it to the court's judgment as to whether the louver is a "major structure" or an "attachment." The move is more like an intention to bring the matter to court. The move seriously undermines the trust relationship with the club that uses public stadiums.
The essence of this situation is not just 'facility maintenance'. It is a safety accident that occurred in public facilities. The responsibility for safety management of public facilities lies with the relevant local government, that is, Changwon City. If the entity that supports the budget and operates the institution is not responsible, it is no different from neglecting responsibility.

I really want to ask Changwon-si. Is Changwon-si really willing to pay compensation or responsibility for NC? Based on the attitude and flow so far, the answer is close to no.