Differing views on flyover project during meeting
The Hindu
The meeting convened to resolve contentious issues concerning the elevated corridor project at the Kittur Chennamma Circle in Hubballi on Saturday brought to the fore differences in the views of engin
The meeting convened to resolve contentious issues concerning the elevated corridor project at the Kittur Chennamma Circle in Hubballi on Saturday brought to the fore differences in the views of engineers and architects and the officials and consultants for the project.
As the meeting began, consultant for the project Harsh Ranade from Spectrum Techno Consultants made a detailed presentation on the elevated corridor project, highlighting the vehicular traffic data based on which flyover project was designed. He said all the requisite parameters had been taken into consideration while finalising the project.
Mr. Ranade said that the flyover’s design was done in such a way as to ensure free movement of vehicles below the elevated corridor. Even after the city having bypass and ring roads, there would still be lot of vehicular movement at Kittur Chennamma Circle and the elevated corridor would ease traffic congestion.
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