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CREDAI urges government to ensure hassle-free road connectivity between Vizianagaram-Bhogapuram international airport
Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India A.P. chapter vice president K. Subhash Channdra Bose requested the State government to ensure hassle free road facility between Vizianagaram City and Bhogapuram international airport as the existing connecting roads were very narrow and may not handle extra vehicular movement in future. He said that the extension of roads by 100 feet would pave the way for the speedy development of the construction industry, service sector, hospitality and other firms in the future.
CREDAI has been holding meetings for the last few days to seek the opinions of the builders, entrepreneurs and others over the future opportunities of Vizianagaram and government's support for the speedy development of Vizianagaram City. He took the suggestions from CREDAI Vizianagaram chapter president general secretary Ashwant and CREDAI past president V. Pardhasaradhi and others during those meetings.
Speaking to The Hindu, Mr .Subhash said that the development of 100 feet roads in the routes such as Vizianagaram-Denkada-Natavalasa-Bhogapuram and Vizianagaram-Chintalavalasa-Bhogapuram would pave the way for the speedy development of the Fort City. 'The then government developed roads and constructed PV Narasimha Rao Express Highway in Hyderabad to ensure the best and speedy connectivity to Shamshabad airport. Such initiative will also ensure the maximum progress and economic activity in and around Vizianagaram if roads are developed to ensure the best connectivity to the Bhogapuram international airport,' he added.
'CREDAI will submit representations the Chief Minister Naidu, Minister for Municipal Administration Minister for MSME Kondapalli Srinnivas and senior officials concerned to explain the requirements of Vizianagaram City in the backdrop of the construction of the international airport which is expected to be ready by June 2026,' he added.
He thanked the State government for issuing GO-114 relaxing norms for the construction and reduction of stamp duty amount from 4 % to 1 % on GPA registrations. 'Earlier, the builders used to bear huge amounts of registration charges whenever they wanted to enter into an agreement with land owners for the purpose of construction of apartments,' he said, adding that the sand availability at reasonable cost has also benefited the construction industry in all the districts of Andhra Pradesh.
