Urban Renewal Act Article 14

Applicants participating in a public urban renewal implementer selection considering the application and reviewing procedures in violation of this Act and related regulations and putting their rights or interests in jeopardy may file their objections with the organizing agency in writing within the following periods:1. Those expressing objections to the regulations on the application documents required from applicants may file their objections within two-thirds of the period from the day after the announcement to the application deadline, provided that such a length of time is no less than ten days. Any odd amount of time less than a day shall be calculated as one day.2. Those expressing objections to the application or reviewing process, the decision, or the outcome may file their objections within 30 days after receiving the notification from the organizing agency or the announcement of the outcome. If there is no notification or announcement about the process, decision, or outcome, objections may be filed within 30 days after the process, decision, or outcome is known.The organizing agency shall properly handle the objections within 15 days of receiving them and notify the objectors of the handling outcome in writing. If the objection handling outcome involves changes or further solicitation of applications from institutions, it shall be publicly announced and the application timeline may be extended if necessary.If finding the objection handling outcome unacceptable or the organizing agency fails to come to a conclusion within the established timeline, objectors may appeal to the competent authority in writing within 15 days of receiving the objection handling outcome or the end of the established timeline. A duplicate copy of the appeal and related documents shall also be presented to the organizing agency.The central competent authority shall define the principles for filing objections to applications reviewing procedures and handling appeals.