Noida: New Noida, Ambitious Satellite City proposed by the government of development, has been expected to be a financial center, said Noida authorities on Friday for launching a road map for what would be the largest Greenfield project in the national capital area.
, The parent plan for new noida, which is being prepared by Delhi-based planning and architecture (spa), will be ready in 10 months.
It is planned that 20,900 hectares, the new Noida range will include 80 villages (20 in Gautam Budd Nagar and 60 in Bulandshahr).
“Job (to develop a master plan) was given to the spa and we held a meeting with them to discuss the road map,” said CEO of the Noida Authority Ritu Maheshwari.
“The demand and needs of the local community must be accommodated.
The city must be developed with environmental thought in mind.
This will appear as one of the most domestic financial centers in the country,” he added.
The spa also prepared a 2031 noida parent plan and was chosen for ambitious tasks last month.
The first and biggest challenge is the acquisition of land and spa has also been spa to suggest the most feasible models.
The urban soil consolidation procedure used in other countries will be studied, officials, including the process of adjustment of land followed in Malaysia, urban land reputed in Finland and land collection models implemented in Japan, Australia and South Korea.
PSN RAO, Spa Director, said, “The development benefits in the region must be shared with the local community.
We will follow the acquisition model that will be useful and beneficial for all stakeholders.” Tends to get a collection of land, General Manager (Planning), Noida Authority, Ishtiyak Ahmed said, “The owner will be offered a share of land collected according to their land.
Both city corporations and local villagers obtained a long-term increase in land value.” When preparing a road map for the development of new cities, the spa will study other similar projects throughout.
country.
Another similar project is Dholera in Gujarat, Aurangabad Industrial City in the Maharashtra investment area and Manes-AR-Bawal in Haryana.
Rao said the project stages would be very important.
“We need to do a comprehensive request analysis before suggesting anything.
We will talk to the CII, FICCI, Assocham and Nasscom industrial agencies to understand what type of industry will grow over the coming decades,” Rao added.
Chemical products, food processing, manufacturing and electronics are several sectors that have the potential to grow in the region.
“The biggest advantage of the city will be proximity to the shipping corridor.
The city will discuss Dadri, Sikandrabad and the Khurja section,” Ahmed added.
The Noida International Airport which is being built in the valuation will also place a satellite city in a short drive distance from two major international airports, IGI to another, significantly contains its commercial prospects.