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Kim Jeong-seop, Director of the Environment and Water Resources Bureau of Daegu Metropolitan City, emphasized, "Duryu Park is establishing itself as a space where various historical and cultural resources blend with large-scale festivals such as the Chimaek Festival and the International Musical Festival. For systematic preservation and management and stable financial support, designation as a national urban park is an indispensable task." He added, "We will develop it into a participatory park model where citizens who use the park become the agents to shape the future of the park together. We will do our best to ensure that Duryu Park is designated as a national urban park representing Daegu by establishing a governance system together with citizens." This is the city's stance on Daegu City holding a kick-off meeting of the 'Citizen Participation Governance Promotion Group' at the Sankyeok City Hall to designate Duryu Park as a national urban park and starting full-scale public opinion making. However, harsh criticism is raised that this is a typical 'showy performance administration' that mobilizes citizens without deep consideration for the park's identity, blinded by 'budget-winning' for national financial support.

The most serious blind spot is that the 'citizen participation governance' put forward by Daegu City is too narrow and highly governmental to represent the voices of 2.5 million Daegu citizens. The promotion group members selected through recommendations from relevant departments and open recruitment total only 29 including experts, citizens, and administration. With the city already promoting the 'basic blueprint establishment services' internally and fixing the broad direction of the project, holding a 'kick-off meeting' by gathering a small number of members belatedly is nothing more than mobilizing 'rubber stamps' to endorse the script written by the administration in the name of citizens. If it truly aimed for a participatory park model, it should have transparently collected public opinion through extensive public hearings or online and offline discussions from the early stages of conception.

In addition, it is also contradictory to put forward large-scale commercial festivals such as the 'Chimaek Festival' and 'Musical Festival' at the forefront as the justification for designating Duryu Park as a national urban park. Under the 'Act on Urban Parks and Green Areas,' a national urban park is a space designated by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport for the purpose of preserving national commemorative projects, natural landscapes, or historical and cultural heritage. It is an inconsistent sophistry to discuss 'systematic preservation and management' regarding a one-off festival consumption space that suffers from noise and garbage complaints due to crowds every year. This is why some point out that it is a 'tricky administration' to shift the maintenance and management costs of the park, which Daegu City should bear, to the government, being eager only to acquire the title of national park designation.

In the end, Daegu City's promotion of Duryu National Urban Park is a specimen of performance-oriented administration buried only in external achievements and budget security without substance. Flashy slogans like 'Yeongnam region hub national urban park' and one-off events like the official inauguration ceremony in June cannot guarantee the future of the park. Daegu City must immediately stop operating superficial government-controlled governance that clings to rankings or designation itself. Instead, breaking away from the narrow framework of a 29-member promotion group, it should boldly accept the bitter remarks of nearby residents and civil society who actually use the park, and concentrate its administrative power on building a practical master plan that balances consumption as a festival space and preservation of natural landscapes.
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