Article 15 (Education of Informatization for Public Officials) (1) The Mayor shall take measures so as to make the personnel in exclusive charge of informatization undergo the charged or gratuitous expert education of informatization in the facilities for his own education or through an external expert educational institution.
(2) The Mayor shall continuously perform the education of utilization of informatization through his own or external expert institution in order to enhance the ability to utilize information so as to make the public officials under his command adapt themselves to the information society.
Article 16 (Education of Informatization for Citizens) (1) The Mayor shall take measures required for the citizens' education in order to diffuse the citizens' awareness of informatization, and to create the basis for informatization and to activate it.
Article 17 (Securing Installations and Equipments for Education) The Mayor shall secure the related installations and equipments required for his own permanent educational places and the public officials' educational institution, in order to implement a smooth education of informatization,
Article 18 (Fosterage, etc. of Information and Communications Technical Manpower) (1) The Mayor shall devise the measures falling under any of the following subparagraphs in order to ensure a continued and efficient promotion of informatization, and to foster the required information and communications technical manpower:
1. Devising the schemes to foster the information and communications technical manpower;
2. Supports to a development and diffusion of the information and
communications education programs; and
3. Other matters necessary to foster the information and communications technical manpower.
ADDENDA <Ordinance No. 3713, Dec. 29, 2003>
(1) (Enforcement Date) This City Ordinance shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation.
(2) (Transitional Measures) At the time when this City Ordinance enters into force, those matters which are determined under the previous provisions thereof shall be governed by such previous provisions.
INCHEON METROPOLITAN CITY RULE ON THE MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
Rule No. 1264, Feb. 27, 1988 Amended by Rule No. 1302, May 24,
1988
Rule No. 1782, May 24, 1993 Rule No. 1823, Dec. 7, 1993 Rule No. 1905, Jul. 27, 1994 Rule No. 1962, Jan. 1, 1995 Rule No. 2044, Jan. 18, 1996 Rule No. 2211, Sep. 18, 1998 Rule No. 2255, Aug. 9, 1999 Rule No. 2274, Oct. 11, 1999 Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001
CHAPTER Ⅰ GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1 (Purpose) The purpose of this Rule is to provide for necessary matters concerning the enforcement of the Incheon Metropolitan City Ordinance on the Management of Public Property (hereinafter referred to as the "Ordinance").
Article 2 (Appointment of Overall Control Officer and Management Officer of Affairs Related to City-owned Property) (1) Any competent Director-General (hereinafter referred to as the "overall control officer") to
whom the affairs related to public property (hereinafter referred to as the
"City-owned property") belonging to Incheon Metropolitan City (hereinafter referred to as the "City") are assigned, shall exercise the overall control of those affairs. <Amended by Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001>
(2) City-owned property shall be managed by any person (hereinafter referred to as a "management officer") who is appointed according to the following categories:
1. Administrative property and preservation property used by the Incheon Metropolitan Government: the competent Director of that Government;
2. Administrative property and preservation property used by an organ under the direct control of, or an office affiliated with, the Incheon Metropolitan Government: the head of that organ or office: Provided, That he/she shall be directed and supervised by a competent Director of that Government;
3. Administrative property and preservation property other than those used by the Incheon Metropolitan Government, an organ under the direct control of, or an office affiliated with, that Government: the competent Director of that Government;
4. Miscellaneous property which is managed for the purpose of raising specific financial resources and any land which is deemed necessary by a competent Director of the Incheon Metropolitan Government from among the lands remaining after abrogation of intended uses or purposes or other lands for public use remaining after acquisition: the competent Director;
<Amended by Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001>
5. Administrative property and preservation property used by the Incheon Metropolitan Council: the Secretary-General thereof;
6. Public forest land: the Director of the Incheon Metropolitan Government competent to perform the affairs related to forest land; or
7. Miscellaneous property and preservation property other than those provided in subparagraphs 1 through 4: the Director of Accounting of the Incheon Metropolitan Government. <Amended by Rule No. 2274, Oct. 11, 1999>
(3) The overall control officer may, if necessary, appoint a management officer of any property whose management person does not exist or is not obvious or whose intended use or purpose is changed or abrogated.
<Amended by Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001>
Article 3 (Authority of Overall Control Officer and Overall Control of Property by Him/Her) (1) The overall control officer shall classify property by nature and appoint management officers and other divided management officers of property according to such classification.
(2) In order to ensure that City-owned property is appropriately managed and disposed of, the overall control officer may require management officers to submit reports or data on the management circumstances of City-owned property falling under their jurisdiction, and may have public officials under his/her control investigate such management circumstances or take other necessary measures.
(3) The overall control officer may order management officers to disuse City-owned property falling under their jurisdiction or change the intended use or purpose thereof, and may have them transfer the jurisdiction over
it or the accounts (hereinafter referred to as the "exchange subject to control") to other management officers or hand over it to him/her.
(4) The overall control officer may transfer any City-owned property which is included in miscellaneous property by disusing administrative property and preservation property to management officers and have them reclassify and manage that City-owned property directly.
(5) The overall control officer shall acquire the stocks, securities, etc.
which are to belong to the City, and in this case, he/she may appoint separate management officers.
Article 4 (Responsibility for Management) (1) A management officer of City-owned property shall bear responsibility for the maintenance, preservation and handling thereof.
(2) A management officer may have any other relevant public official bear a part of the responsibility provided in paragraph (1) with the approval of the Mayor of Incheon Metropolitan City (hereinafter referred to as the
"Mayor").
(3) A management officer shall register or enroll any property falling under his/her jurisdiction in the name of the City and take other measures necessary to preserve the rights to that property.
(4) A management officer shall investigate and adjust the actual conditions of property falling under his/her jurisdiction so that such actual conditions may not differ from matters to be entered in the register or official cadastral books and the public property books.
(5) A management officer shall correctly grasp the status of property falling under his/her jurisdiction and manage it so that it may neither be
in the possession without permission nor be damaged.
(6) A management officer may, if necessary for the protection and management of City-owned property, have an expert.
Article 5 (Application for Approval in respect of Divided Management) If a management officer intends to have any other relevant public official bear a part of the responsibility for the management of City-owned property under Article 4 (2), the said management officer shall submit an application including the following matters to the Mayor:
1. Indication of the said City-owned property;
2. Position and full name of the said public official;
3. Reasons for the divided management; and
4. Drawing expressing the said City-owned property and other relevant matters.
Article 6 (Boundary) Any permanent boundary marker shall be buried in a necessary place in delimiting the City-owned land.
Article 7 Deleted. <by Rule No. 2274, Oct. 11, 1999>
Article 8 (Appointment of Expert) If a management officer intends to have or replace an expert under Article 4 (6), the said management officer shall submit an application including the following matters to the Mayor:
1. Indication of the relevant City-owned property;
2. Domicile, full name, position title, age and background of the said expert;
3. Reasons to do so; and
4. Drawing expressing the relevant City-owned property and other relevant matters.
Article 9 (Transfer of Property between Accounts) If a management officer intends to transfer any property falling under the jurisdiction of another management officer between the accounts, each of them shall, in advance, consult with the other thereon and inform the overall control officer of the results of such transfer. <Amended by Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001>
Article 10 (Report on Fire) (1) If any damage to City-owned property is caused by a fire or other accidents, a management officer shall, without delay, submit a report including the following matters to the Mayor:
1. Indication of the said City-owned property;
2. Causes of the said fire or accidents;
3. Extent and amount of the said damage;
4. Drawing expressing damaged part of the said City-owned property;
and
5. Opinion on disposal of the said damage.
(2) In any case falling under paragraph (1), a management officer shall take necessary measures and make a report thereon to the Mayor if the urgency of the situation so requires.
Article 11 (Payment of Reward for Report on Concealed Property) A report on concealed property provided in Article 6 (2) of the Ordinance shall be as shown in the attached Form Ⅰ.
Article 12 (Acceptance of Donation) (1) If a person intends to donate any property for the purpose of including it in City-owned property under Article 82 of the Enforcement Decree of the Local Finance Act (hereinafter referred to as the "Decree"), a management officer shall, in
advance, submit an application including the following matters to the Mayor:
1. Indication of the said property;
2. Domicile and full name of the said person;
3. Purpose of such donation;
4. Status of the said property;
5. Deleted; <by Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001>
6. Deleted; <by Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001>
7. Certified copy of the register or specifications of the said property; and 8. Plan for use of the said property.
(2) The acceptance of an application for the donation of property which is made under paragraph (1) shall be determined by the Mayor after deliberation of the Public Property Deliberation Council: Provided, That with respect to those matters which are separately approved by the Mayor, such deliberation may be omitted.
Article 13 (Application for Sale) If a management officer intends to sell any City-owned property, he/she shall submit an application including the following matters to the Mayor:
1. Indication of the said City-owned property;
2. Reasons for such sale;
3. Estimated selling price of the said City-owned property;
4. Deleted; <by Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001>
5. Deleted; <by Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001>
6. Deleted; <by Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001>
7. Drawing expressing the said City-owned property and the location plan
thereof; and
8. Other necessary matters.
Article 14 (Disuse of Administrative Property and Preservation Property) If a management officer intends to disuse administrative property and preservation property or to change their intended uses or purposes, he/she shall do so with the approval of the Mayor after deliberation by the Public Property Deliberation Council and inform the overall control officer of the results thereof.
(2) An application for the approval for disuse provided in Article 11 (2) of the Ordinance shall be as shown in the attached Form ⅩⅩ.
Article 15 Deleted. <by Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001>
Article 16 (Exchange) A management officer shall, if he/she intends to exchange City-owned property with another management officer under Article 101 of the Decree, submit an application including the following to the Mayor:
1. Indication of City-owned property so exchanged between both management officers (to which a drawing is attached);
2. Statement of the reasons for such exchange;
3. Books of land and any other forest land, and the management books of buildings, pertaining to City-owned property so exchanged between both management officers;
4. Written confirmation of urban planning relevant to City-owned property so exchanged between both management officers;
5. Certified copy of the register of City-owned property so exchanged between both management officers;
6. Deleted; <by Rule No. 2350, Aug. 20, 2001>
7. Written consent to such exchange; and 8. Other necessary matters.
Article 17 (Payment Period of Difference in Exchange) If, in exchanging City-owned property, there is any difference in prices thereof, the difference shall be paid prior to the delivery of that property.
Article 18 (Evaluation of Price) (1) If City-owned property (excluding land, in case of lease) is sold, purchased, exchanged or leased, the report on price evaluation (attached Form Ⅲ) as a material for the determination of the estimated price shall be prepared.
(2) The report on price evaluation referred to in paragraph (1) shall include an expert report of an appraisal or assessment corporation on which such evaluation is based, a drawing expressing the location of the property in question, and other reference documents relating to such evaluation. <Amended by Rule No. 2274, Oct. 11, 1999>
Article 18-2 (Surcharges) (1) Surcharges provided in Article 86 (2) of the Decree shall be announced in accordance with the attached Form Ⅻ.
(2) If surcharges provided in paragraph (1) of this Article are not paid within any fixed period of time, measures necessary for dispositions on default shall be taken without delay under Article 82 (4) of the Local Finance Act.
[This Article Newly Inserted by Rule No. 1302, May 24, 1988]
Article 19 (Take-over and Hand-over) If the Mayor, the overall control officer or a management officer is replaced, he/she shall hand over any of the following to his/her successor: Provided, That in case of the Mayor,
he/she may not hand over a list of public property provided in subparagraph 2 to his/her successor:
1. Status of public property (blanket table);
2. List of public property (specifications); and 3. Substantial outstanding issues.