Six roads around Law Garden, Mithakhali to be developed as precinct zones
The proposal, passed during a meeting of AMC's road and building committee, will see an investment of Rs 99.90 crore, with an additional Rs 13.02 crore allocated for GST.
As part of the redevelopment, a 6.6-km stretch around Law Garden and Mithakhali will be transformed with pedestrian-friendly footpaths, parking facilities, and plantation-lined walkways. The project also includes vending zones, gazebos, benches, sculptures, landscaped areas, and enhanced lighting systems, including theme lighting, road signage, and markings.
The aim is to create vibrant, accessible public spaces that combine utility with urban aesthetics.
This marks the first precinct development to be executed under AMC's 2025-26 budget plan, which proposed thematic improvements across the city.
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The budget had laid out a vision for developing 38 km of metro precinct areas by upgrading 20 key roads at an estimated cost of Rs 270 crore. Similar precincts were also proposed around heritage sites, entertainment hubs, hospitals, educational institutions, sports complexes, and cultural landmarks.
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- NCC Circle to Gulbai Tekra Crossroads: 1,320m
- Navrangpura Railway Crossing to Jalaram Underpass: 2,070m
- Law Garden to Panchvati Circle: 520m
- Mithakhali Crossroads to Xavier's College Corner: 970m
- Navrangpura Railway Crossing to Commerce Six Roads: 1,360m
- Navrangpura Bus Depot to Mithakhali Circle 440m
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