Urban Renewal Act Article 46

Unless there are other plans for reasonable use and inclusion in urban renewal projects is deemed unlikely, public land and buildings shall be included in urban renewal projects without being subject to Article 25 of the Land Act, Articles 7, 28, 53, and 66 of the National Property Act, Articles 25, 26 and 86 of the Budget Act, and the public property regulations of local governments.The title of public lands and buildings changed to a nonpublic owned property should be coordinated with the urban renewal plan, and the non-public owned property managing authority at each level of the government can directly change the title to a non-public owned property and be processed together. This is not applicable to Article 33 to Article 35 of the Nation-owned Property Act and the relevant regulations stipulated in all government property management regulations.The public-owned property mentioned in the above two paragraphs must be processed according to the following methods:1. The local government agency responsible for the administration of non-public properties may conduct the urban renewal project on its own, or delegate the project to another agency (institution), an urban renewal project corporation, or a trust institution.2. The municipal, county (city) authority, or other authorities use the methods of the compulsory, block to implement urban renewal projects, it should be appropriated for use, or facilities shall be provided to expedite project implementation.3. When rights transfer is adopted in an urban renewal project, in addition to choosing rights of certain value to participate in the allocation of land, buildings, and land royalties or accepting compensation, concerned parties may also sell the allocated land and buildings to the implementer.4. When joint construction agreement is adopted in an urban renewal project, concerned parties may choose to participate in allocation through rights transfer, put up the properties for sale, or sell the properties to the implementer. When such properties are put up for sale, besides certain parties statutorily given priority to make purchases, the implementer may also have the priority to make purchases on the same conditions.5. Participation in or implementation of the project by creating rights of superficies.6. Methods regulated by other laws.If an urban renewal project plan established for an area demarcated or changed to undergo renewal and submitted for approval after enforcement of the amended provisions of this Act on Dec. 28, 2018, and the area or percentage of public land therein achieves over a certain scale unless there are special reasons, such a plan shall be implemented in accordance with one of the approaches specified in Paragraph 1 of Article 12. The aforesaid certain scale and special reasons shall be defined by the competent authority at each level.Unless it is otherwise stipulated in Subparagraph 1, Paragraph 3, when urban renewal project corporations are delegated to implement urban renewal projects on public properties, Articles 13 to 20 shall apply mutatis mutandis to announcement of solicitation of applications from urban renewal project corporations, review of such applications, objection and appeal filing procedures, and deliberation and decision.If illegal buildings on public land are included in an urban renewal project plan by agreement and the building use compensation and other expenses are already paid to the management agency, the management agency may achieve a settlement of action with the dwellers in illegal buildings.