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Monday, October 22, 2012
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Sreshta’s Fairways Apartments , Kolapakkam near Gerugambakkam
Sreshta Fairways at Kolapakkam:
The development is on around 1.6 Acres of land with 6 blocks on stilt + four upper floors. Each block has 16 apartments with 4 apartments on each floor measuring from 1100 to 1600 sq. ft.
Amenities offered :
- Gated Community
- Vitrifies ceramic tiles in Living, Dining and all bed rooms.
- Sports and Recreation centre
- Mini theatre
- Swimming Pool
- Grocery store
- Club house
- Landscaped Garden
- Children Play Area
- Lift – 5 passenger capacity, Johnson or equivalent
- Walking Track
- Covered Car Parking
- Well Equipped Gymnasium.
Location:
The project is located in a serene locality at S.No. 59/2, 60/1 and 60/2, Ramamoorthy avenue, Kolapakkam, Chennai – 600122. It is very well connected to educational,commercial, transportational facilities and places of worship. It is a perfect blend of luxury, comfort and affordability.
Project Website: http://sumanthco.com/chennai_apartments_kolapakkam.html
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Work on Porur flyover resumes after futile wait
Construction was stalled to facilitate shifting of Metrowater lines at Moolakadai and Porur
Tired of waiting for Metrowater to shift water lines, the Highways Department has opted for ‘Plan B’ at Moolakadai and Porur flyovers.
Work on the two flyovers was stalled in order to facilitate the water supply agency to lay down pipelines before the two structures came up. But now, the department has decided to go ahead with construction after tweaking a few details.
Work will progress at Porur, and the water supply agency can lay new lines in future and close down the two existing ones running there.
“At Porur, we completed 90 per cent of land acquisition in January, and the rest by July. But we had to foreclose the contract and are now calling a fresh tender. There is enough space on either side of the flyover and if Metrowater wishes to shift the water lines from Chembarambakkam lake, they can do so without disturbing our work,” said a Highways Department official.
Work on the Rs. 35 crore facility began in March 2010 and only about 10 per cent of civil construction has been completed. The work had to be put on hold as the water lines had to be shifted. The four-lane flyover — 475 metres long and 17.2 metres wide — will help ease traffic at the junction of Mount Poonamallee Road and Arcot Salai. “We can divert traffic to either side of the flyover. We expect work to commence by end of next month,” the official said.
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