Lucknow: Residents of Naimish Nagar and nearby villages will get better road connectivity as Lucknow Development Authority has started work on a 9.9-km Green Corridor link between IIM Road and Naimish Nagar at a cost of Rs 53 crore.The road will connect Ghaila Bridge on IIM Road to Naimish Nagar and extend towards Raitha Road. The project includes a 24-metre-wide embankment road and a link road to improve access to the residential scheme and ease traffic movement.LDA vice-chairperson Prathamesh Kumar said on Thursday, “For improved road connectivity of Naimish Nagar and surrounding areas, officials are speeding up work on roads and basic infrastructure.”The authority opened registration for 1,673 plots in the Brahma Khand and Bhumi Khand sectors of phases 1 and 2 of the scheme. Roads, sewer lines, water supply networks and drainage systems are being developed through 16 separate tenders.The tendering process for sector roads across all sectors in phase 1 will begin. Roads in the two sectors where plot registration has opened will be ready before next monsoon.LDA will widen the existing road connecting IIM area to Naimish Nagar via Mubarakpur intersection from around 10 metres to 24 metres and will take up infrastructure development of Saidapur and Kodari Bhauli villages in the scheme area, between Bhumi Khand and Brahma Khand sectors.Chief engineer Manvendra Singh, SDM Sangeeta Raghav, zonal officer Atul Krishna Singh were present during the inspection.Registration camp extended till todayWith 318 properties registered in three days, LDA extended the special registration camp by a day to Friday on public demand. The camp, from Oct 13 to 15 at the committee hall of the LDA office, is meant to help allottees complete pending property registrations. The registrations covered flats in various apartment complexes and properties under schemes in Kanpur Road, Jankipuram Extension, Vasant Kunj, Sharda Nagar and Gomti Nagar, along with the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana.7 cases resolved in Janata AdalatLDA could resolve only seven of the 28 complaints received at its Janata Adalat on Thursday, with the remaining cases referred to officials for action within a stipulated timeframe. The complaints related to property registration, building plans, possession and unauthorised construction. A separate registration camp was also held to address registration-related issues. LDA additional secretary Gyanendra Verma said the public court was organised at the authority’s office to address grievances of residents and property allottees and ensure timely redressal.
