Jeju Island has determined that various violations of the Hallim Marine Wind Power Project do not meet the requirements for the cancellation of the project.
Jeju Island made the announcement in the announcement of the results of a special inspection of the Hallim Marine Wind Power Project.
In addition, he added that he plans to take administrative measures for some procedural deficiencies identified by the special inspection team, which consists of 11 departments, including the provincial government and the administrative city.
According to the results of the special inspection, Jeju Island filed a complaint against three cases, including the implementation of unauthorized projects without a surface survey, exceeding the area of permits in absolute conservation areas, and changing the land quality differently from the permits for development activities.
In addition, administrative measures will be carried out in five cases, including advance construction, unauthorized occupation of farmland, and occupation and use of public waters exceeding 4,700 square meters of permitted area without consultation on changes in the absolute conservation area.
Jeju Island, however, said that the development project will proceed as planned in compliance with relevant laws and regulations as the confirmed matters do not meet the requirements for cancellation of the project.
After the completion of the Hallym Marine Wind Power Project, a post-mortem survey of environmental impact assessment will be conducted every year for five years.
The Hallym Marine Wind Power Project is the largest offshore wind farm in Korea with a power generation capacity of 100MW with 630 billion won invested.
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