‘NHAI to prepare land plan schedule for elevated rotary within a week’
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) will prepare a land plan schedule within a week for an elevated rotary project at G-Corner Junction in Tiruchi, India, as an additional acre of private land is now required. The project, initially planned on railway land, will connect national highway service roads and segregate traffic flow.
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This infrastructure project aims to improve traffic flow and connectivity in a busy junction, addressing long-standing public demand and potentially boosting local economic activity and safety.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) would prepare, within a week, the land plan schedule for building the proposed elevated rotary at the G-Corner Junction at Ponmalai in Tiruchi as it has now been assessed that about an acre of private land would be be required additionally for the project, Tiruchi Member of Parliament Durai Vaiko said on Friday.
The rotary would connect both sides of the Chennai-Tiruchi-Madurai national highway from the existing service roads, along with an elevated road designed to segregate traffic flow, near G.Corner.
Although the project was planned entirely on railway land initially, it was later assessed that one acre of land would be required additionally. As per initial assessment, 32,415 square metres was required for the project. It was proposed to be built at an estimated cost of about ₹60 crore.
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