BRAND NEW AMARAVATHI
The
government of Singapore on Monday presented the Seed Capital Area
(SCA) Master Plan for Andhra Pradesh capital Amaravathi to Chief
Minster N Chandrababu Naidu in
Rajahmundry. The Seed Capital
Area Master Plan is the final of the three-stage Master Plan
submitted by the government of Singapore.
The
SCA Master Plan is for an area of 16.9 sq-kms and would be developed
in 5 phases. The Seed Development Master Plan sets out in detail the
land use and infrastructure plans for the start-up area of Amaravati. The
Seed Development will rise on the south bank of the Krishna River as
the heart of Andhra Pradesh’s new capital city. Its civic district
will house the institutions and buildings of the government of Andhra
Pradesh, including the Legislature, the Executive and the Judiciary.
“Amaravati
is envisaged to be developed as smart, green and sustainable city. In
the line of being developed as the People’s Capital of Andhra
Pradesh, our aspiration is to create a vibrant, diverse, inclusive
and modern city which will be a symbol of pride for the people of
Andhra Pradesh and India,’’ CM Naidu said. “My heartfelt thanks
to the Government of Singapore for their dedication and fast pace of
work. October 22, 2015 has been decided as the day of laying
foundation stone for Amaravati. We need to begin ground work from
that day. Amaravati is a project which is being watched by people
across India,” Naidu said.
The
six key factors taken into consideration for this Master Plan are
“providing jobs and homes, world-class infrastructure, quality
living, protecting identity and heritage and resource management and
environment.” S Iswaran, Second Minister for Trade and Industry,
said, “This is where the beginnings of a great city will be
established and Singapore is honored to play a small part through the
master plans for Amaravati.
However, our partnership with Andhra
Pradesh will begin from this point by assisting them in the
development of capital city.We will continue to collaborate on
development of Amaravati.”
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