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This study examines the spatial factors contributing to street littering in Yeonmujang-gil, Seongsu-dong, a rapidly commercializing district in Seoul, and suggests management strategies. The focus is on waste generated by the growth of pop-up stores and food and beverage (F&B) businesses, alongside challenges in urban infrastructure such as public bins and CCTV coverage. Spatial analysis was performed using QGIS, integrating data on littering complaints, commercial permits, and infrastructure locations from 2023 to 2025. Findings reveal that littering hotspots align with areas of high commercial density, especially along Seoyeonmujang-gil, where pop-up stores and caf?s concentrate. Complaints rose during warmer months, indicating links to outdoor activities and takeaway consumption. The analysis also highlights limited bin accessibility in busy alleys, insufficient beverage disposal options, and potential CCTV blind spots. These results suggest that street littering arises from the combined effects of intense commercial activity, inadequate infrastructure, and specific spatial conditions. To address these issues, the study recommends strategic placement of bins, infrastructure enhancements, improved CCTV coordination, and adaptive waste collection systems to strengthen management in rapidly changing commercial zones. |