HYDERABAD - Metro Rail seeks help from private land owners

Space sought for the construction of piers and viaduct

With construction activity metro train to reach a fevered pitch in some of the busiest roads in the twin cities, authorities are trying to convince private owners to give leeway to docks.

For example, owners of the White House and buildings in Begumpet Mebaz have agreed to allow metro rail pillars on the front of their buildings. While one part of the White House that the viaduct was placed be used, open space will be taken in front of the building Mebaz for metro pillar foundation.

alternative input and output will be provided during construction, said Hyderabad Metro Rail manager N.V.S. Reddy here on Thursday during an inspection carried out with its officials and those made from engineers L & T Metro Rail, Begumpet Hi-Tec City.

He also assured to take only 30 feet of open area in Divya Shakti and Dhananjaya apartments in Madhapur. The apartment association Tirumala Residency Yousufguda also agreed to accommodate pile foundation in the open space in front of the complex.

Empanadas and viaduct construction is completed near the temple of Kanaka Durga in the section Greenlands-Ameerpet but some properties had not yet been acquired on the left side of the temple to allow traffic flow unimpeded and also provide an area free safe electrical induction at the top of the buildings affected, he said.

The MD asked L & TMRH engineers to complete the earthworks, restore Route No. 5 of Jubilee Hills and open for traffic by road within one and a half months. Leaking water pipes and sewage systems have been noted in the section Yousufguda-Madhura Nagar and these should be corrected. pier foundations and underground works on the balance of Yousufguda Kotla Stadium Vijayabhaskar Reddy must be made before the monsoon.

acquisition of property in the hills of Jubilee checkpoint, Peddamma temple, Madhapur and Durgam Cheruvu will be accelerated to facilitate entry / exit stations above meter. invasions pavement as transformers, announcement posts, etc., are to be removed. Chief Engineer Md. Ziauddin and Land Management, GM S. Balakrishna and others were present.