Palghar township to come up on 337 hectares of Cidco land
ByClara LewisClara Lewis / Updated: May 24, 2021, 11:29 IST
(This story was first published in TOI on May 24, 2021)
Mumbai: A new, planned satellite township will be built in
Palghar, about 115km from Mumbai. This will be the second such township after
Navi Mumbai, the development of which started in the 1970s.
Expression of interest invited
The township will be developed on 337 hectares given to the
City and Industrial Development Corporation (Cidco) in lieu of constructing the district headquarters, spending Rs 1,000 crore. Cidco has been given 400 hectares, of which 70 hectares is prime sea-facing land. The 337 hectares, which can accommodate 35
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Mumbai: CIDCO will provide trunk infra to NAINA township
The CIDCO has decided to provide trunk infrastructure to the Integrated Township Project being approved by the government in NAINA jurisdiction, as per directives from the state government. The development of ITP requires a minimum 18-meter road and the project proponent has to acquire and develop the infrastructure including the road. The decision has been taken against the observation that the project proponent is unable to provide required access and is insisting for acquisition of access road to the planning authority, CIDCO said.
âCIDCO has decided to provide trunk infrastructure to the Integrated Township Project in NAINA region against the backdrop of incapability by the project proponent to develop it. In order to stimulate the development of the Integrated Township Project and to avoid the further delay in the development of the trunk infrastructure, the corporation will act as facilitator for the same,â sa
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AAA State-run town planning authority CIDCO on Friday conducted a successful trial run on a Navi Mumbai metro rail stretch near Taloja Depot, an official said.
The metro trial run was on a 850-metre stretch with the speed of the coach kept at 65 kilometres per hour, he said. CIDCO is striving to complete the metro project within the stipulated time to serve the citizens of Navi Mumbai. As the trial on line number one has been conducted successfully, the metro will run soon on this line, Sanjay Mukherjee, managing director of CIDCO, said.
Line number one, being built by state entity Maha Metro, is 11.1 kilometres long with 11 stations with the operational hub of the network being Taloja depot.