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Chandrababu Naidu releases Amaravati’s Happy Nest brochure
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu released the brochure and logo of first housing project in Amaravati, Happy Nestwith a tagline of See FutureBe Future at the Secretariat here on Wednesday
Amaravati: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu released the brochure and logo of first housing project in Amaravati, Happy Nest--with a tagline of 'See Future--Be Future' at the Secretariat here on Wednesday. The Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA), officials said that the web portal of the project will be open for public from November 9 for online applications.
Reviewing the progress of projects in Amaravati capital region, the Chief Minister said the Happy Nest project should reach the expectations of people with world class standards.
The CRDA proposed to develop the Happy Nest project in 14.46 acres with 12 G+18 towers with 1200 flats each. The Chief Minister reviewed the progress of housing projects and seed access roads.
The Chief Minister expressed ire over the tardy progress of other infrastructure works in capital region. He said futuristic visualisation is important and the officials should concentrate on time-bound projects. He instructed the officials to concentrate on how to promote futuristic city. He said that he wants clarity at micro level and will be monitoring the work progress in real time.
The officials informed the Chief Minister that the seed access road works were completed up to a stretch of 14 km and they must complete the balance 7 km stretch, which was delayed due to land acquisition. The Chief Minister warned the service providers to complete the works as per schedule. He warned the contractors to complete the projects as per schedule and noted that development must be seen by the end of December.
