PMRDA to Begin Tender Process for Chakan’s ₹100 Crore Bypass Road Project
After years of delays and frustrations, the Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) is finally taking steps to kickstart the much-needed Rashephata-Kadachiwadi-Medankarwadi bypass road project in Chakan. With a budget of ₹100 crores, this project aims to alleviate the severe traffic congestion in the area and improve road safety for all.
Here are some key highlights of the project:
– The project involves constructing a 2.5 km, 4-lane bypass road connecting Rashephata, Kadachiwadi, Medankarwadi, and Bangla Vasti.
– The main objective is to divert industrial traffic away from heavily congested routes like the Pune-Nashik Highway and Chakan-Shikrapur Road.
– The project is expected to reduce traffic congestion, enhance safety, and provide a boost to the local industries in Chakan.
The bypass road has been a long-awaited solution for the residents and industrialists in Chakan, with public representatives pushing for its implementation for over three decades. Despite previous surveys and efforts, progress has been slow until now.
Most of the land required for the project belongs to farmers, and PMRDA has assured fair compensation through cash payments and Floor Space Index (FSI) benefits. With public sentiment largely in favor of the project, residents and commuters are optimistic about the positive impact it will have on traffic flow, safety, and industrial efficiency.
As the tender process is set to begin soon, PMRDA is aiming to expedite construction and deliver a much-needed solution to Chakan’s traffic woes. This project not only promises immediate relief for the residents but also reflects the government’s commitment to enhancing regional infrastructure and road safety.
Overall, the bypass road project is seen as a transformative development for the region, addressing critical needs and paving the way for a more efficient and safer transportation system in Chakan.
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