Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act Article 51

(a) The zoning of use or category of land belonging to the polluter, person potentially responsible for pollution, or interested party within the pollution control zone of a remediation site may not be changed, and the land may not be used for any purpose violating control items of the soil and groundwater pollution control zone.(b) When the land development plan to be implemented by a land developer in accordance with other laws and regulations involves polluted land on a soil and groundwater pollution remediation site, the land development plan may be submitted concurrently with the soil and groundwater pollution remediation plan in article 22, and shall be reviewed in accordance with relevant laws and regulations; implementation of the land development plan may begin only after its deletion from regulatory list of the soil and groundwater pollution remediation site has been publicly announced.(c) Before its deletion from regulatory list of the soil and groundwater pollution remediation sites has been publicly announced as provided in the preceding paragraph, and the land development plan is to be implemented, the land developer shall pay 30% of the present value of the original polluted area of the remediation site into the Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Fund, where the present value is calculated by adding 40% to the publicly announced present value of the land for the current year after the change of the land, provided however, that if the land developer had already submitted and completed a remediation plan prior to the day the special municipality, county, or city competent authority submitted a remediation plan, the case shall not be subject to this restriction.