In a crucial development for Lucknow's infrastructure, Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) Vice-Chairman Prathmesh Kumar has issued strict directives to engineers to expedite land-filling and embankment widening for the third phase of the Green Corridor project. The orders emphasize completing all soil-related work before the monsoon season to prevent potential rain-induced delays that could hinder progress.
Inspection of Pipraghat-Shaheed Path Stretch
On Tuesday, Kumar conducted a detailed inspection of the 5-kilometer route for the third phase, which stretches between Pipraghat and Shaheed Path. During this visit, he thoroughly reviewed the current construction progress and assessed the status of various project components. The inspection aimed to identify bottlenecks and ensure timely execution of the ambitious infrastructure initiative.
Key Instructions for Project Acceleration
Kumar issued several critical instructions to officials and engineers on site:
- Complete all land-filling and embankment widening activities before the onset of the monsoon to avoid weather-related disruptions.
- Begin immediate construction of a road and a concrete drain that will link Sultanpur Road near the Mari Mata temple to the Army land along the corridor alignment.
- Expedite land-filling work for the proposed loop and flyover that will connect Shaheed Path with Kisan Path, ensuring this is finished prior to the rainy season.
Focus on Monsoon Preparedness
The vice-chairman stressed the importance of monsoon preparedness, highlighting that timely completion of soil work is essential to maintain the project schedule. By addressing these tasks now, the LDA aims to mitigate risks associated with heavy rainfall, which often causes delays in construction projects across the region.
This proactive approach underscores the authority's commitment to enhancing Lucknow's urban infrastructure and ensuring the Green Corridor project progresses smoothly without seasonal interruptions.
