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Roads, drainage, streetlights: Alkapur township residents raise civic issues with officials

Alkapur Township Civic Issues

HYDERABAD: Representatives of the Alkapur Township Residents’ Welfare Association(ATRWA) met Deputy Commissioner G Laxma Reddy from the Serilingampally zone, Narsingi circle. During the meeting, they discussed key civic issues in the township. In particular, the stormwater drainage diversion work on Road Number 30 is expected to be completed within 45 days.

ATRWA President Arvapalli Vamshi said the drainage diversion work on Road Number 30 is a top priority and should be done in 45 days. Furthermore, the representatives pointed out roads that still need to be laid and highlighted major potholes across the township.

They discussed Road Number 4, the road in front of Sanvi Sandfields Apartments, and Vaaradhi Road. Currently, the tender process for Road Number 4 is in progress, and the other two roads will also be taken up soon. Additionally, the representatives discussed opening the Road Number 13 to BRC connectivity road and extending Road Number 13 up to BRC by removing unauthorized structures obstructing the road.

They showed the Road Number 17 to 19 connectivity road and the remaining portion of Road Number 19, and discussed the entire Tuljaram Temple road for further action. Moreover, they identified the land earmarked for the Community Hall, and the Deputy Commissioner agreed to take up the Community Hall construction at the earliest on high priority.

Sanitation, streetlights and other issues

The representatives discussed sanitation and lake cleaning, streetlight repairs across the township, restroom requirements in all parks, the increasing stray dog menace, and proactive measures to control mosquitoes. In addition, they requested an extension of park timings.

Vamshi thanked all the residents and ATRWA General Secretary Dendi Srinivas Reddy, Joint Secretary Chakilam Sreedhar, Assistant Treasurer B. Pradeep Kumar Reddy, and Executive Committee members Mahendra Chary, Kishan Masuram, and P. Shiva Goud for their active participation in the event. He said it was a productive discussion, and that they will continue to follow up with the concerned departments to ensure the works are taken up and completed as committed.

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