CRDA meeting decides to spend Rs 169 cr for development of Lok Bhavan in Amaravati
CRDA approves linking of seed access roads to national highway at a cost of Rs 532 cr
AMARAVATI: Amaravati capital should be developed as a creative city giving more priority for greenery, observed Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. He said every structure in the capital should have some speciality with more greenery. The state government conducted elaborate study for the designs of Amaravati capital, he added.
The 55th CRDA meeting headed by Chief Minister today approved several proposals of CRDA and Amaravati Development Corporation. The meeting approved to develop Lok Bhavan (Raj Bhavan) in Amaravati capital at a cost of Rs 169 crore, Judicial academy with Rs 165 crore, to avail of Nabard loans of Rs 7380 crore and to call for tenders at a cost of Rs 532 cr to link Seed Access roads to national highway Number 16.
The CRDA meeting also approved for second phase of land pooling notification. The officials informed the Chief Minister about the ongoing works in Amaravati including Government buildings, residential blocks of Ministers, , MLAs and All India officers. The Chief Minister said NTR statue should be set up at Neerukonda. Officials should study various such national and international projects before taking up NTR statue project. He said that the capital should reflect the culture of Telugu people.
Minister P Narayana, Chief Secretary K Vijayanand, Municipal administration principal secretary Sureshkumar and CRDA officials were present
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