(7) Shiroyama Cultural Center Japanese-style room (Koyodai area)
Updated: February 27, 2014
due date
Friday, November 1, 2013
Q&A summary
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| After applying for an allotment farm, he started farming as a hobby. There are a large number of citizens who want to work in the farm, and allotment gardens are in a lottery situation. We have you perform mediation of farmland in city, but want you to increase farms which citizen is available to a little more. | With the cooperation of the landowners, I would like to increase the number of allotment gardens. Allotment gardens are divided into (1) those where the city borrows and lends farmland, (2) those established by farmers with mediation by the city, and (3) hands-on farms with farm management guidance. Whether agricultural land in urban areas is designated as productive green land or not is subject to a large difference in the taxation system. For this reason, we are currently running three types of allotment gardens, but we are discussing with the Agriculture Committee to increase variations such as introducing farming volunteers. I hope that these things will lead to the continuation of agriculture in Inagi, such as improving the lack of successors. In addition, there is a problem that some of the people who passed the lottery such as allotment gardens do not use the farmland, so we will consider it from the viewpoint of proper management. |
| I think there is a lot of equipment investment compared to the population. General account 30 billion yen, special account 25 billion yen, municipal bond 20 billion yen, borrowing 4 billion yen. It is said that you will continue to invest in this situation, but where will the financial resources come from? How many municipalities with a population of 86,000 have municipal hospitals? I would be happy if there was a facility, but I think it is necessary to consider the income and expenditure when constructing it. I would like to hear your thoughts on investment. | In terms of general financial problems, Inagi City's primary balance has remained in the black for a long time. Currently, we need a lot of investment because we are developing urban infrastructure, but we are doing it while balancing borrowing and repayment, so we will not go bankrupt soon. Although each city has a different time frame, they have been implementing urban infrastructure development that requires a large amount of money. As for investments, we will keep an eye on the primary balance and avoid making excessive investments. One of the indicators of financial soundness is the current balance ratio, and Inagi City has the highest figure among the 26 cities in the Tama area at 83%. This is because administrative reforms and management efforts keep mandatory expenses low. Regarding hospitals, none of the municipalities in the suburbs of Tokyo, which have the same population as Inagi City, operate them independently. Historically, Inagi City used to be a village without a doctor and had an army field hospital, which was sold to become a municipal hospital in Inagi Town, and continues to this day. Currently, we have unprofitable departments (obstetrics, pediatrics, and emergency departments) and are chronically in the red. continue. |
| Regarding the water supply system in the event of a disaster. The other day, we had you deliver three sets of materials and equipment that can supply water from a fire hydrant. Koyodai is located on a hill, so securing water is important. We want you to take in materials and equipment that can supply water from a fire hydrant as soon as possible. | As for drinking water, we are stockpiling PET bottles and distributing septum filtration equipment. In addition, water can be supplied from the water supply tank of the tap. Regarding water supply from fire hydrants, materials and equipment will be deployed sequentially. From the lessons of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, etc., importance is attached to the maintenance of water tanks, and in Inagi City, one water tank has been developed for every 300m mesh. In addition, wells will be prepared for each school as domestic water in a 3-year plan. We are also preparing a system that can supply water in various ways, so please rest assured. |
| The parking lot of the city facility was lent free of charge at the local summer festival, but it became impossible to use it free of charge due to the charge. Since this is a summer festival in which school staff participates with the aim of creating a hometown for children, I would like to see the use of the parking lot free of charge. | We have received various opinions such as extending the free time for charging the parking lot. We will consider free use at local events. |
| Regarding the noise and vibration caused by the impermeable culvert in front of Inagi No. 5 Junior High School, where Shiroyama Street connects to the ridge trunk line, which was requested at last year's town meeting, it was decided that the impermeable culvert would be removed using this fiscal year's budget. We have heard that it will be completed around November 15th, and it is the final stage of construction. I want to. Thank you for raising this issue that has been bothering me so much. We look forward to continuing to work with you to improve the living environment of our citizens. |
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| A parent and child spot-billed duck come every year to the fountain opposite Super Sanwa in Shiroyama Park. However, since there are few bushes in the fountain where children can hide, they are easily attacked by predators such as crows. It's good only for that time, so I think it would be nice if you could set up something that would be a hiding place. | We will check whether we can handle it, including the current situation. |
Inquiries about this page
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Phone: 042-378-2111 Fax: 042-377-4781
