Hyderabad-Sukkur section: NHA final reduce land rates for motorway construction
Hyderabad commissioner assures ‘all problems will be solved mutually’. PHOTO: PPI
HYDERABAD: Exorbitant rates have reportedly difficult a land merger routine for a 296-kilometre Hyderabad-Sukkur motorway project.
At a assembly with Hyderabad Commissioner Qazi Shahid Pervez on Thursday, National Highway Authority (NHA) South Zone member Abdullah Jan lifted a emanate of costly supervision and private land.
“A reasonable cost should be set for a land for a motorway project,” Jan requested a commissioner.
This territory is partial of a Karachi-Lahore motorway plan announced by a country’s premier.
The NHA has reportedly motionless to offer construction of this territory on a build-operate-transfer basement to inhabitant and general construction firms by an open behest process.
A sum of Rs163 billion has been earmarked for a project.
The commissioner asked his staff to solve a complications in a land merger routine and to immediately control a land consult to promote a construction of a motorway section.
“The problems occurring during this plan will be resolved by mutual agree so that a work on this plan of inhabitant significance can be expedited,” positive Pervez. However, a commissioner forked out that a sovereign supervision has not paid a Sindh supervision for a land that it has acquired for a motorway project.
In August, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif authorized a construction of this section, directing a NHA to trigger a work by March, 2017.
The territory will be built on a existent two-lane double highway highway between Sukkur and Hyderabad.
Published in The Express Tribune, Oct 8th, 2016.
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