GHMC green signal for multi-level parking at KBR

The civic body has identified this location due to the absence or acute shortage of public parking facilities and the high demand for parking from the public.
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HYDERABAD: The GHMC Standing Committee has given the green signal to Nava Nirman Associates to develop a multi-level smart (mechanised) parking facility at KBR Park (Entry-I) in Jubilee Hills on a pilot basis.

The agency will establish the project on design, build, finance, operate and transfer (DBFOT) for a concession period of 10 years.

To be developed in 405 square metres, the facility will have a total of 72 equivalent car spaces (ECS), around 20 per cent of which will be earmarked for two-wheeler parking.

The civic body has identified this location due to the absence or acute shortage of public parking facilities and the high demand for parking from the public.

The GHMC Standing Committee, which met under the chairmanship of Hyderabad Mayor Gadwal Vijayalaxmi here on Thursday, gave approval for 14 other projects.

Nod for other projects

  • Rejuvenation of Kaldamma Kunta in Hafeezpet by entering into an MoU with Malligavad Foundation

  • Construction of injection borewell recharge, and rainwater harvesting structures at various parks in the Serilingampally zone

  • Construction of a multipurpose function hall behind the ACB office at NBT Nagar, Banjara Hills, at an estimated cost of Rs 3.85 crore

  • Building a pet animal crematorium at Gopanpally village in Serilingampally by M/s Raaga Foundation with own funds and its operation and maintenance for 3 years

  • Procurement of 15,500 LED streetlights at an estimated cost of Rs 2.98 crore

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