Telangana: Finance Minister Released Rs. 2,000 Cr For Future City Green Field Highway

Hyderabad, Dec 25 (Maxim News): The greenfield project being undertaken under the supervision of the Municipal Administration Department has received a green signal from the Finance Department. The Finance Department has approved the work related to the 41.5 km road to be constructed from Raviryal to Amanagal as part of the first phase of the 9 radial roads being constructed as part of the Greenfield projects from the Airport to Future City.

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In this connection, the Finance Department has sanctioned Rs. 2000 crore and given the green signal to start the work. Connecting the Outer Ring Road (ORR) and the Regional Ring Road (RRR), this road will be constructed from ORR Exit No. 13 Raviryal to Akthotapalli in Amangal Mandal of Rangareddy district. The road will go from the future City and reach Skill Development University. The Finance Department has approved the release of Rs. 2000 crore for the first phase of 20 km of this project, which will be constructed in two phases. 916 acres will be acquired in 15 villages in six mandals for the first phase of the radial road, Kongarakurdu in Maheshwaram mandal, Lemuru in Kandukur mandal, Thimmapur, Rachaluru, Gummadavelli, Panjaguda, Mirkhanpet, Muchcherla, Kadthal mandal, Mudwin, Amangal mandal, Amangal, Aakuthotapalli, Kurmiddi in Yacharam mandal, Firozguda, Kongarakalan in Ibrahimpatnam mandal.  Out of 916 acres, 568 acres are to be acquired from private individuals, 156 acres belong to  Telangana Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TGIIC), 169 acres are forest land, and 23 acres are assigned land occupied by others.  Since the value of the land in this area is in the crores of rupees, the Municipal Administration Department is ready to implement a special town planning scheme.  HMDA will implement the land pooling scheme for lands upto a kilometer on both sides of the road.  Officials have estimated that about 519 acres will be left.  It has been proposed to allocate 60 percent of the remaining 354 acres for roads, parks, and other infrastructure, while 40 percent will be the share of the landowners and HMDA.  The Rangareddy District Collector has also stated the land acquisition. 

In this context of establishing logistic parks and industrial corridors in the lands to be collected on both sides of the 41.5-kilometer greenfield radial road, the layouts of those lands will be laid out in large blocks, not small ones.  That is, instead of 200 years and 500 years, they will be developed in a single block from one acre to two acres, if necessary upto 10 acres.  If such large blocks are laid, the developed area per acre will also increase.  For this reason, in one acre, only 31.51 percent of the land will be used for roads and other facilities, while it is estimated that 68.49 percent of the land will be developed as a developed plot.  

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Two models have already been prepared in this regard.  In one model, land will be collected for a kilometer, and in the other model, half a kilometer, and logistic parks and industrial corridors will be established in them.  Regardless of which of these two approaches is followed, the layout will be developed so that the collected lands are divided into large plots ranging from one and a half to ten acres. 

The layout will be given to big companies for the establishment of industrial corridors and logistic parks.  The land will be divided into road area (road construction in the layout), social infrastructure area, facilities, and parking.  The collected lands will be developed and used for roads, parks, social infrastructure areas, and other facilities, while 60 percent of the remaining land will be given to farmers.  40 percent will be the government’s share. In one acre, 31.51 percent of the land will be used for road construction, social infrastructure, facilities, and parking areas, while the remaining 68.49 percent will be 60 percent.  That is 41.09 percent will go to farmers and the remaining 27.39 (40 percent) will be given to HMDA.  If it is half an acre, then 36.27 percent of the land will be taken up for all the facilities and structures, and the remaining 63.73 percent will be 60 percent. i.e. 38.23 percent will go to the farmers and the remaining 25.49 percent will go to HMDA. (Maxim News)

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