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Chilakaluripeta bypass road gets Centre’s nod
Decks have been cleared for the laying of Chilakaluripeta bypass road at a cost of Rs 800 crore with the union Cabinet approving the project announced by Union Minister for Surface Transport Nitin Gadkari during his recent visit to Vijayawada.
Chilakaluripeta (Guntur): Decks have been cleared for the laying of Chilakaluripeta bypass road at a cost of Rs 800 crore with the union Cabinet approving the project announced by Union Minister for Surface Transport Nitin Gadkari during his recent visit to Vijayawada. According to sources, the government has already called for preparation of a detailed project report.
The 17-km road extends from Thimmapuram in Yadlapudi mandal to Boppudi and Konagikunta villages in Chilakaluripeta mandal. About 339 acres of land will be acquired for the bypass road. The State government will share 25 per cent of land acquisition expenditure including payment of compensation to the land owners. The bypass road would link the national highway 7 and 5, according to National Highways Authority sources.
The original plan was to lay a six-lane road from Vijayawada Kanakadurga bridge to Tharipudi in Chilakaluripeta and as part of NH 5 project, a 83-km road had been laid and another six-lane road would pass through Chilakaluripeta town.
- The bypass road will link the National Highway 7 and 5
- An extent of 339 acres will be acquired for the bypass road
- Project to cost Rs 800 crore
- The govt has already called for preparation of a detailed project report
Decks have been cleared for the laying of Chilakaluripeta bypass road at a cost of Rs 800 crore with the union Cabinet approving the project announced by Union Minister for Surface Transport Nitin Gadkari during his recent visit to Vijayawada. According to sources, the government has already called for preparation of a detailed project report.
The 17-km road extends from Thimmapuram in Yadlapudi mandal to Boppudi and Konagikunta villages in Chilakaluripeta mandal. About 339 acres of land will be acquired for the bypass road. The State government will share 25 per cent of land acquisition expenditure including payment of compensation to the land owners. The bypass road would link the national highway 7 and 5, according to National Highways Authority sources.
The original plan was to lay a six-lane road from Vijayawada Kanakadurga bridge to Tharipudi in Chilakaluripeta and as part of NH 5 project, a 83-km road had been laid and another six-lane road would pass through Chilakaluripeta town. This proposal was shelved as the highway passing through the town might create problems for the locals and finally the bypass road proposal came into the fore and was approved by the union government and the National Highways Authority.
