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Noida Plans Five New Parking Lots, ISBTBy akansha, Section Development  Traffic woes : Land has been earmarked for all facilities, farmers will get 5 per cent of land acquired from themThe Noida Authority has finally earmarked land for much-needed parking spaces in the city. In its 166th board meeting, the officials decided that five parking spaces will be developed in first phase. The officials also finalised the land for the a traffic park. The Authority also addressed the need for public transport system parking spaces. It has decided to build a modernised, first-of-its-kind interstate bus terminal in Noida. For this, the Authority has acquired 8 acres of land that was with UP State Road Transport Corporation (UPSRTC) since 1995 for the construction of the bus terminal. Mohinder Singh, chief executive officer, Noida and Greater Noida Authority, said, “We have given approval for using the 45-metre broad road, also a green belt, near Expressway in Sector-108 for construction of the traffic park. I have taken assurance from the Noida police chief that they will make this traffic park one of the best in the country. The expenditure on it will be borne by us.” For the parking lots, the Authority has finalised plot B-34 in Sector-1, with total area of 11,440 sq m; in Sector-3 F-15 has been earmarked which has an area of 8,395 sq m; the third parking lot has been sanctioned in 12-N H Park with an area of 8,000 sq m; Sector-58 will have parking space in B-7 with an area of 5,000 sq m. The fifth parking lot has been sanctioned in Sector-5 near Harola and the area is 8,800 sq m. Source: The Indian Express Noida plans five new parking lots, ISBT Click On "Full Story" For More....
According to Singh, the spaces near Sectors 1, 3 and 5 will solve the parking problems near the Metro stations connecting these sectors. About the interstate bus terminal, Singh said, “As UPSRTC was not able to construct the terminal, we have acquired the 8-acre land from it to build a modernised terminal. We want it to be the best in the country. As the traffic chaos has reduced after the Metro arrived here, our effort is to give a strong public transport system to Noida.” The farmers, whose land has been acquired, will get 5 per cent of the land, officials said. This 5 per cent land will fall under the residential category. The Authority has also sent the UP government a proposal to allow the farmers to use 50 per cent of the 5 per cent land for purposes like running a clinic, dispensary, paying guest accommodation, child care centres, etc.
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