Cyberabad civic body nod for 45-metre Ameenpur Kaman–Gandhi Statue road, 30-metre JJ Nagar–Kompally road
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation has approved the development of two new roads, one 45 metres wide and the other 30 metres wide, to enhance connectivity in the region. Additionally, a new permanent office building for the corporation is set to be constructed at an estimated cost of ₹161 crore. Other initiatives include a pilot project for public health and the engagement of personnel for improved civic infrastructure management.
- ▪The 45-metre road will connect Ameenpur Kaman to Gandhi Statue, while the 30-metre road will link JJ Nagar to Kompally.
- ▪The new headquarters for the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation will be a ground-plus-eight-floor structure with future expansion plans.
- ▪An entomology pilot project for vector control and engagement of vehicle-mounted bucket ladders for tree maintenance were also approved.
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The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) has approved plans for the development of a 45-metre-wide road from Ameenpur Kaman to Gandhi Statue via Bandam Kommu Lake and a 30-metre-wide road connecting JJ Nagar and Kompally via Growmore Food Nursery near Fox Sagar Lake, with both projects set to involve acquisition of affected properties based on feasibility assessments.The proposals were among a series of infrastructure, administrative and civic development initiatives cleared at the 4th Ordinary Meeting of the Standing Committee chaired by Special Chief Secretary, Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MAUD), Jayesh Ranjan on Saturday.A total of 11 agenda items were placed before the Standing Committee.
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