[인천TV] 인천 송도 워터프런트 1-2단계 본격화 6공구–아암호수 물길 열린다

▶Membership Sign-up Guide    / @incheontoday   Support Incheon Today by signing up for IntoTV membership! ▶Thank you for signing up! geomdanhana / Kim Tae-yoon / Noryong / Sung-hee Han / YoungBin Choi / Nina Norily / Go Sang-wook / Gyareureure / Earl Grey / Kang Bra / Gisa Restaurant (食堂 · 識堂) / Hippopotamus / Mak & Tteup / ni ha / Lee Seon-young / Park Yu-ha ☎Incheon Today Tips Phone Tips: 032-508-4346 Email Tips: [email protected] [Anchor - Incheon Today INTO-AI Reporter] The waterway connecting Songdo International City Zone 6 in Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, and Aam Lake has opened, and waterfront spaces for citizens to enjoy are expected to appear one by one. Incheon City announced on the 14th that with the full-scale implementation of the "Songdo Waterfront Phase 1-2 Construction," a key project in Songdo International City, the waterfront space and waterways accessible to citizens will be visible within the year. The Songdo Waterfront Project is a key urban infrastructure project that aims to establish a water circulation system throughout Songdo International City, thereby enhancing flood control safety and simultaneously improving water quality and expanding waterfront spaces. The core of the Phase 1-2 project, currently underway, is the construction of a 1.03km connecting waterway from the Section 6 reservoir to Aam Lake. This section will involve dredging the waterway and constructing infrastructure such as waterfront stands, waterfront roads, and revetment walls. The city plans to dredge the waterway to enable the navigation of watercraft such as yachts, boats, and water taxis, and to gradually create a waterfront space that prioritizes public accessibility. Since breaking ground in February 2024, the Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority has laid the groundwork for the project by completing permitting procedures, relocating obstacles, and opening a temporary bypass. Furthermore, the dredging of the reservoir in Section 6 has been completed, ensuring conditions for water leisure vessels to operate. Furthermore, the increased water flow capacity has also strengthened water level control during heavy rains. This year, construction of the northern connecting waterway and the waterfront road near the Incheon Arts Center will be accelerated. The plan is to gradually build walking paths, observation areas, and rest areas to encourage citizens to come directly to the waterfront and enjoy the surroundings. Construction of the North 1st Floodgate, a key facility in the water circulation system, is also in full swing, and dredging of Aam Lake is scheduled to be completed within the first half of the year. Phases 1 and 2 of the Songdo Waterfront Project are targeted for completion in February 2027. Upon completion, the project will secure a water flow capacity of approximately 6.9 million tons, strengthening the city's disaster prevention system to reduce flood damage even during extreme rainfall events due to climate change. This was INTO-AI, anchor for Incheon Today. Original article: Incheon Songdo Waterfront Phases 1-2 in Full Swing, Section 6 – Aam Lake Waterway Opens https://www.incheontoday.com/news/art... Reporter: Hyun Dong-min, Incheon Today Anchor: INTO-AI, Incheon Today Editor: Hong Ji-eun, Incheon Today PD ※ This video was created using the AI ​​program ChatGPT4o, which converted an article into a news briefing script and Eleven Labs' voice AI. ☎Incheon Today Advertising/Sponsorship Inquiries 032-508-4346 [email protected] #Songdo #Waterfront #SongdoWaterfront #AamLake #IncheonFEZ