The Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) has assured everyone that six new Town Planning schemes will go ahead, even after the draft Development Plan was canceled. The biggest project is the Maan-Mhalunge scheme, which is a large area of 700 acres. PMRDA is dedicated to making our cities better and says these new schemes will work separately from the canceled plan.
The Maan-Mhalunge scheme has made important changes to deal with flood issues, showing that PMRDA cares about safe and smart city growth. They want to make sure that while the city grows, it also stays safe and protects the environment. This shows that PMRDA is thinking about how to build cities in a good way.
Some landowners are worried about how this project might affect their property and when it will start. PMRDA understands these worries and is working to talk more with the people involved, so everyone knows what’s happening. This is important to keep trust while moving forward with the projects.
Now, the start of these projects mostly depends on getting final approvals from the government. PMRDA is working hard to get these approvals so they can begin the work. They know how important these projects are for the area’s growth.
PMRDA’s promise to continue these schemes is important because a lot of time and money has already been spent on them. They believe these Town Planning schemes are vital for building good communities that will help future development.
