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CRDA to acquire 220 acres land for new roads
APCRDA Commissioner Ch Sreedhar directed the officials to take steps to acquire 220 acres of land in capital region for the purpose oflaying new roads and release the notification in this regard within a week. In the review meeting at APCRDA office on Saturday, Sreedhar told the officials to expedite land acquisition process where land was required to construct new roads in capital region.
Amaravati: APCRDA Commissioner Ch Sreedhar directed the officials to take steps to acquire 220 acres of land in capital region for the purpose oflaying new roads and release the notification in this regard within a week. In the review meeting at APCRDA office on Saturday, Sreedhar told the officials to expedite land acquisition process where land was required to construct new roads in capital region.
The CRDA would allot Rs 100 crore for acquiring the land of 220 acres. R&B, Horticulture, Forest and other departments have to submit estimations to acquire landsand hold consultations with the people in Rayapudi and Navuluru where people would lose their lands, houses and house sites and persuade them to shift to rehabilitation colonies.
