Hubballi: Congress and BJP leaders exhibited an ordinary show of praise towards each and every different at a public match on Wednesday to launch the TenderSURE (Specification for Urban Utility and Road Execution), the primary such challenge in north Karnataka. Work on the Rs 35 crore challenge was once not on time for over 8 months.
PWD minister H C Mahadevappa carried out bhoomi puja for the work between Kadasiddeshwar College and Tolanakere within the presence of MLA Jagadish Shettar and district minister Vinay Kulkarni.
Shettar mentioned, "Though the project was first announced by our government, the present government, especially Mahadevappa, showed keen interest in launching the work. Keeping politics aside, he ensured that the funds are released to take up the work. If the work is launched today, the whole credit goes to Mahadevappa."
He additionally thanked Swati Ramanathan, co-founder, Jana Urban Space Foundation, for designing the road free of cost at a time when urban professionals price crores.
Mahadevappa termed the instance an instance of political unity. "Shettar, minister Kulkarni and MLA Arvind Bellad frequently approached me to get the TenderSURE works started in Hubballi and Dharwad."
Kulkarni thanked Mahadevappa for sanctioning TenderSURE in Dharwad too. MLC Basavaraj Horatti additionally said the unity of politicians to get the work started and prompt the government to provide priority to the dual cities. "Only 23% of Kannadigas are staying in Bengaluru. If you concentrate only on Bengaluru, who will take care of the other areas of state where the largest population of Kannadigas is living?" he asked.
"Both the BJP and Congress governments embraced the project without any politics involved. The TenderSURE work will ensure integration between civic agencies such as water supply, electricity and telecom. I request residents to be patient as the redevelopment work may cause a lot of inconvenience. However, you will enjoy once the road is completed," mentioned Swati.
The TenderSURE highway will attach six Extension spaces similar to Shirur Park, Siddeshwar Park, Chethan College space, Topalagatti Lake, Ravi Nagar and Akshay Park. It can have a width of 24m and uniform standard carriageway width from one junction to any other. Footpaths, bicycle lane, bus bay, bus stops and parking bay can be advanced. The highway can even have devoted corridors beneath the footpaths to put conduits of crucial amenities similar to electrical energy, water, sewage and OFC. This will eliminate the need to dig roads. Storm water drainage machine shall be built on each side of the road to eliminate flowing or ponding on highway. There shall be connection for sewage, water supply and brick wall for laying gasoline line. Circles shall be advanced and LED lighting fixtures fixed to electrical energy poles.
The TenderSURE style has been followed to improve roads to the international standards. Such roads last longer than the conventional ones. The monitoring machine is meant to be strict and anticipated to be sure that standards are adhered to.
PWD minister H C Mahadevappa carried out bhoomi puja for the work between Kadasiddeshwar College and Tolanakere within the presence of MLA Jagadish Shettar and district minister Vinay Kulkarni.
Shettar mentioned, "Though the project was first announced by our government, the present government, especially Mahadevappa, showed keen interest in launching the work. Keeping politics aside, he ensured that the funds are released to take up the work. If the work is launched today, the whole credit goes to Mahadevappa."
He additionally thanked Swati Ramanathan, co-founder, Jana Urban Space Foundation, for designing the road free of cost at a time when urban professionals price crores.
Mahadevappa termed the instance an instance of political unity. "Shettar, minister Kulkarni and MLA Arvind Bellad frequently approached me to get the TenderSURE works started in Hubballi and Dharwad."
Kulkarni thanked Mahadevappa for sanctioning TenderSURE in Dharwad too. MLC Basavaraj Horatti additionally said the unity of politicians to get the work started and prompt the government to provide priority to the dual cities. "Only 23% of Kannadigas are staying in Bengaluru. If you concentrate only on Bengaluru, who will take care of the other areas of state where the largest population of Kannadigas is living?" he asked.
"Both the BJP and Congress governments embraced the project without any politics involved. The TenderSURE work will ensure integration between civic agencies such as water supply, electricity and telecom. I request residents to be patient as the redevelopment work may cause a lot of inconvenience. However, you will enjoy once the road is completed," mentioned Swati.
The TenderSURE highway will attach six Extension spaces similar to Shirur Park, Siddeshwar Park, Chethan College space, Topalagatti Lake, Ravi Nagar and Akshay Park. It can have a width of 24m and uniform standard carriageway width from one junction to any other. Footpaths, bicycle lane, bus bay, bus stops and parking bay can be advanced. The highway can even have devoted corridors beneath the footpaths to put conduits of crucial amenities similar to electrical energy, water, sewage and OFC. This will eliminate the need to dig roads. Storm water drainage machine shall be built on each side of the road to eliminate flowing or ponding on highway. There shall be connection for sewage, water supply and brick wall for laying gasoline line. Circles shall be advanced and LED lighting fixtures fixed to electrical energy poles.
The TenderSURE style has been followed to improve roads to the international standards. Such roads last longer than the conventional ones. The monitoring machine is meant to be strict and anticipated to be sure that standards are adhered to.
Political unity on display at TenderSURE launch
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