Gurgaon: Commuter must wait at least twice last night before the Metropolitan Development Authority Gurugram (GMDA) began to fill the hole and open spots on the golf course.
The six kilometer-long stretch on the South Peripheral Road (SPR), between Vatika Chowk and Ghata Village, accommodated several commercial buildings, housing, school and office communities.
The holes on the road, however, regularly triggered traffic congestion in the area while the intense roundabout during the rain only worsened the situation.
According to GMDA officials, there are no plans to deliver the current road and only the damaged hole and part of the stretch that will be corrected from October and so on.
“So the rainy season ends, we will fill the hole and all stretches will be repaired to make decent traffic,” said a senior GMDA official on Monday.
The next official connects the condech dilapidated condition to three factors – the first, rain; Second, heavy traffic volume that is seen every day; And third, the road itself is quite old and the condition is not very good.
Recently, GMDA has been looking for public feedback on the project to change the golf course road extension.
“Great infrastructure revamp is planned for stretching – construction of underpasses or flyovers in five critical intersections throughout stretches to help reduce traffic flow.
We try to speed up the process so that it can obtain approval and work can begin earlier.
For now, the aim is to maintain The road.
This will be done immediately after the rainy season ends, “officials told toi.
Residential residents along the golf course, however, fears that patchy while may not discuss the old problem.
“Filling the hole or just fixing damaged road pieces is not a permanent solution.
The problem will appear again as time goes by and it will be exacerbated every time it rains.
The road must be fully connected so that the problem is completed in the long run.
Why do we have to wait for the GMDA development plan, which It may take years to realize, “said Anil Srivastava, a resident of Sector 50, said.
“It not only frustrated but it was also embarrassing for us to live in an area where road access was in poor condition.
I have a meeting in my house a few weeks ago when it rained.
Mudflap one of my guest cars actually fell when they tried maneuvering through The hole in the golf course extention, “said Srivastava.
Head Box: Bumpy Ride, Hottleneck Traffic Place: 6-km Golf Course Stretch Daily Traffic: About 4,000 Vehicles Per Hour Problems: Holes that lead to Train Train Plan GMDA: To fill the crater, patchy irregularities.
Choke Up Golf Course Potholes Ext Rd Traffic, No Patchwork Before October
