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CS calls for weekly joint inspection on metro rail
With the inauguration date of the Nagole-Mettuguda stretch nearing, the focus of the weekly meeting held by the Chief Secretary Rajiv Sharma was on development works for improving the carriageway, central median, sidewalks and junctions in Nagole to Mettuguda stretch (Stage 1).
With the inauguration date of the Nagole-Mettuguda stretch nearing, the focus of the weekly meeting held by the Chief Secretary Rajiv Sharma was on development works for improving the carriageway, central median, sidewalks and junctions in Nagole to Mettuguda stretch (Stage 1). CS desired that the list of developmental works that are being taken by GHMC and HMR to be given work wise with probable dates of completion.
Earlier, NVS Reddy MD HMR made a detailed presentation on the Action Taken Report (ATR) on the decisions of the STF meeting held on January 27. The CS reviewed the status of 323 properties (219 private, 79 Government Vested Municipal Properties (GVM) and 13 Government).
He fixed targets for every individual property and instructed Commissioner GHMC, Collectors of Hyderabad and RR Districts to adhere to the same. While reviewing the traffic permissions for Metro Rail works the CS desired that every week there shall be at least one joint inspection comprising of heads of various stake holders.
