APCRDA Engages Villagers in Amaravati Road Development Consultations
APCRDA engages Thulluru and Nelapadu residents on Amaravati road plans, gathering feedback for future infrastructure development.
APCRDA Holds Gram Sabhas in Thulluru, Nelapadu on Amaravati Road Plans
The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) organised Gram Sabhas in Thulluru and Nelapadu on Wednesday to gather public input on the Amaravati Master Plan and proposed road circulation network for the region’s development. Officials engaged with villagers to explain the plans and seek their suggestions.
Focus on Village Road Integration
The consultations were part of the West Central-1 and West Central-2 Grids under the Amaravati planning framework. APCRDA officials detailed the integration of existing village roads with the Land Pooling Scheme (LPS) zones and outlined infrastructure upgrades designed to meet future needs.
Thulluru Special Deputy Collector P. Padmavathi and Nelapadu Special Deputy Collector G. Muralidhar informed residents that detailed surveys of current road networks and the proposed LPS roads were underway. The data collected would shape efficient circulation plans and support long-term infrastructure goals for the capital region.
Villagers Share Feedback
Residents actively participated in the discussions, offering input on the proposed road network and integration plans. Officials assured attendees that their feedback would be carefully reviewed before finalising the Village Circulation and Integration Plans for each settlement.
Next Consultations Scheduled
The APCRDA announced that similar Gram Sabhas would be held in phases across all villages in the capital region. The next meetings are scheduled for Thursday at Sakhamuru at 11 a.m. and Ainavolu at 2:30 p.m., with planning, social development, estates officials, and technical experts set to participate.
Source: The Hindu
Frequently asked questions
What is the purpose of the Gram Sabhas organized by APCRDA in Thulluru and Nelapadu?
The Gram Sabhas were organized to gather public input on the Amaravati Master Plan and proposed road circulation network for the region's development. Officials engaged with villagers to explain the plans and seek their suggestions.
What are the West Central-1 and West Central-2 Grids?
These grids are part of the Amaravati planning framework within which the consultations on road integration were conducted. They focus on integrating existing village roads with the Land Pooling Scheme (LPS) zones and outlining infrastructure upgrades.
What surveys are currently underway for the road network?
Detailed surveys of current road networks and proposed LPS roads are underway. The data collected will shape efficient circulation plans and support long-term infrastructure goals for the capital region.
When and where are the next Gram Sabhas scheduled?
The next Gram Sabhas are scheduled for Thursday at Sakhamuru at 11 a.m. and Ainavolu at 2:30 p.m., with planning, social development, estates officials, and technical experts set to participate.
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