Major’s Remarks:
1. Recent climate patterns have exhibited notable variability, particularly in the afternoons, where intense convection frequently results in sudden heavy rainfall and the potential for subsequent flooding in urban areas. Although water levels often recede quickly, these events still cause inconvenience to the daily life of residents. The Water Resources Bureau and the Office of Disaster Management are urged to initiate discussions on emergency response measures and prioritize improvements to drainage systems. This proactive approach aims to mitigate flood risks during short-duration, intense rainfall events, thereby minimizing impacts on residents' daily lives.
2. The media has reported that Shanhua boasts the highest average income among the villages of the six special municipalities. Nonetheless, there are also reports indicating the need for improved local transportation and infrastructure. The Transportation Bureau and Public Works Bureau are urged to enhance regional road construction and promote increased use of public transportation among local residents. Regarding plans for establishing multi-story parking lots, roadside parking grids, charging poles, and specialty parks, relevant bureaus and departments are tasked with developing and optimizing these initiatives to enhance the city's amenities.
3. Regarding the "Report on the Effectiveness of Broken Bag Inspections for Garbage," it is anticipated that the city's garbage can be effectively reduced through mandatory garbage classification, thereby narrowing the city's incineration capacity gap. The Environmental Protection Bureau is urged to continue these efforts.