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CDA head reviews pace of work at Park Enclave housing project

byCustoms Today Report
18/08/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Capital Development Authority Chairman Maroof Afzal has directed concerned department of the authority to complete the construction work at the Park Enclave housing project.

He issued the orders while visiting the project area to review the development work, while Member Administration and Estate Amer Ali Ahmed also accompanied by him. The Planning, Land and Engineering Wing of the CDA briefed participants at the occasion. The officers also reviewed the ongoing construction on roads connecting Park Enclave with Kuri Road and Park Road.

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The CDA chairman directed for deployment of additional manpower and heavy machinery so that development activities in the Park Enclave could be completed within the stipulated time. He urged Engineering Wing for submission of weekly progress report about the development activities to him.

The relevant wings apprised the chairman that construction on 33 out of 44 roads is in the final stage of completion and Triple Surface Treatment (TST) on 33 roads has been completed. It was informed that streets in the Park Enclave have been demarcated, while construction work on major and small roads in housing project is being commenced. Construction work on approach roads is in final stage with accelerated pace; adding that 1.5kilometer long road from Kuri and Park Road is being constructed.

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