historic district which has been designated as land for school use in the landuse zoning plan since the Japanese Rule Era. A series of levy compensation had worked out from 1988 to June of 1999, the time when Taipei City decided "Conservation and Reutilization Policy of Bo-Pi-Liao".

As planed, Bo-Pi-Liao was levied and reserved as a school land, and developed under the framework of cultural asset conservation and local culture education combined. Renovation and Reutilization Project (Phase One) of Bo-Pi-Liao Old Street East Part was approved by the urban design commission in October of 2002 and started construction in July of 2003.

The Education Department of Taipei City Government established a Bo-PiLiao reutilization operating team in August of 2003, named "Heritage and Culture Education Center of Taipei City (HCEC)" to incarnate the idea of "Educational ground roots in the historical street; the historical street was revived by educational activities".