Cricket association plan offers fresh hope for stadium stalled for over a decade in Ghaziabad
The project, first announced in 2014, had been stuck for years due to disputes with the Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) over floor area ratio.
In June, chief minister Yogi Adityanath directed the GDA to take over the project on 31 acres of earmarked land. However, officials are now reconsidering after the UPCA's fresh proposal.
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Meanwhile, Rakesh Mishra, UPCA convenor for the stadium committee, said, "We have written to GDA seeking to develop the stadium on a PPP model alongside UPCA.
We have the technical expertise in developing stadiums, and it will be UPCA that will decide on the matches that will be held."
A GDA official, meanwhile, said, "The UPCA's proposal is being considered, and a decision in this regard will be taken up after consultations with higher officials."
While addressing the press, CM Adityanath on June 26 had said that BCCI wanted to make a cricket stadium in Ghaziabad, but due to some reasons, it has not happened.
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He directed GDA to take up the project, and further said that the stadium will be constructed and managed by the development authority.
The moot point between GDA and UPCA, which has led to a stalemate, is the latter's demand that they be granted a higher FAR. As per the rule, the permissible floor area ratio for recreational green land use is 0.10, and UPCA is asking for an FAR between 1.2 and 1.5. The stadium is estimated to be built at Rs 450 crore, out of which Rs 70 crore was spent on acquiring land from farmers by the apex cricket body. Once ready, it will have a capacity to accommodate about 55,000 people.
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