By Haryananewswire
CHANDIGARH , OCT 8
Gurgaon- Chandu-
Badli road will be widened and upgraded from existing two lane road to four
lane at a cost of about ` 94 crore. On this stretch of about 21 kilometers, the
AIIMS-II was being set up at village Badsa, on Gurgaon-Jhajjar border. Since
outreach OPD of AIIMS has become functional in Badsa, four laning of this road
would facilitate the patients going there for treatment. The work is in
tendering process and it would be got completed by Haryana State Road
Development Corporation (HSRDC.
This was disclosed in the meeting presiding
over by Principal Secretary of Public Works Department ( Building &
Roads) Mr Sanjeev Kaushal today. Mr Kaushal reviewed the progress of
development works pertaining to roads and buildings undertaken by the
department in district
Gurgaon
During the review when he was told that a 3 kilometer
long road from village Garhi Harsaru to Chilana Temple was constructed recently
had again broken, he immediately ordered an enquiry to enquire into the reasons
behind breaking of this road within few days of its completion and said that
action would be taken against those found guilty. This road was constructed at
a cost of Rs. 114.12 lac.
He said that Gurgaon- Chandu- Badli road will be
widened and upgraded from existing two lane road to four lane at a cost of
about Rs 94 crore. On this stretch of about 21 kilometers, the AIIMS-II was
being set up at village Badsa, on Gurgaon-Jhajjar border. Since outreach OPD of
AIIMS has become functional in Badsa, four laning of this road would facilitate
the patients going there for treatment. The work is in tendering process and it
would be got completed by Haryana State Road Development Corporation .
Mr Kaushal also gave directions to make Palwal- Sohna-
Rewari road pothole free by coming 20th October and send report
to him after completing the work. He said that this road was got inspected and
it was found that commuters were facing hardship due to numerous potholes.
. He reviewed the works completed, works in progress and
the works which were in pipe line besides progress on Chief Minister’s
announcements. He stressed on ensuring quality in works and said that in haste
of completing the works under several pressures, do not compromise with
quality. He fixed deadlines for completing the works. He also directed the
officers to take up horticulture works and plantation at all building sites.
The Pataudi Sub-Division will also get new office complex in March next year.
Its construction is in full swing and according to the officers till now 68
percent work has been completed. It would cost ` 531.39 lakh. Similarly, the
construction of Tehsil building in Farukhnagar at a cost of ` 317.95 lac was
also in progress. The construction of new Industrial Training Institute (ITI)
at village Uncha Majra has also started at a cost of ` 1033.53 lac and it is
likely to be completed by February 2015. One more new ITI would be set up in village
Sultanpur under Public-Private-Partnership model. It was told in the meeting
that the 75 percent of construction work at 50 beded hospital in Pataudi had
been completed. The construction of road from Sarai Bajghera upto Delhi border
has been approved upto Delhi border which will cost ` 371.62 lac. The
strengthening of road from Badshahpur to Tikli Gairatpur Bass has also been
approved recently.
In the meeting, the issue of strengthening of local Mehrauli-
Gurgaon Road also figured in which the concerned Executive Engineer N K Tomar
apprised that on the portion from Sikanderpur to Delhi Border barring a stretch
of about 700 meters, other portion has been covered with bituminous layer. Mr
Kaushal directed to complete the work in a time bound manner and till then make
a traffic plan in such a way that the commuters face least inconvenience. He
said that the portion of MG Road from IFFCO Chowk to Sikanderpur would be given
for repairs and strengthening to another team of officers. Proper drainage plan
will also be made for MG road. The Deputy Commissioner Mr Shekhar Vidyarthi
observed that whole stretch of the road should not have been scrapped while
taking up strengthening work. It should be taken up in parts to avoid
inconvenience to the commuters.
The meeting was apprised that two more Foot Over Bridges
(FOBs) would be constructed across the NH-8. One will be near Khandsa village
and the other near Sukhrali. The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI)
will bear the cost of Khandsa FOB while the Sukhrali FOB will be on 50-50
percent sharing basis between HUDa and NHAI. The Sukhrali FOB will cost
about ` 553.25 lac while the Khandsa FOB will cost ` 264 lac. Tenders for these
would be invited soon.
Various
rural roads connecting villages and projects of building work which are in
pipeline were also discussed in the meeting.
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