Greater Noida: Residents of Amrapali Centurion Park Terrace Homes submitted a memorandum to Greater Noida Authority’s ACEO Sunil Kumar Singh for repairing the road in front of the society, widening the road and planting trees in the roadside green belt. The ACEO has further assured that the road will be widened along with repairing before Diwali.
The 500-meter road condition is very bad
The condition of the 500-meter-long road right in front of the gate of Amrapali Centurion Park Terrace Homes Society located in Techzone IV is very bad. There are big potholes everywhere on the roadside. There is a lot of mud and dirt in the green belt on the roadside. Due to this a lot of dust flies during the movement of traffic, because of which pedestrians have to face a lot of difficulty.
The health of the people living nearby is also being affected
The entire road gets covered with mud even with a little rain. During the rainy season, there is also a risk of diseases like dengue and malaria due to waterlogging in the potholes on the roadside. A large number of people have started living in the five towers of Terrace Homes Society located on one side of this approximately 500-meter-long road and within a few months all the people will start living in the remaining towers as well. On the other side of the road, thousands of people living in Fusion Homes Society are also being badly affected.
Memorandum has been submitted
In this context, the residents of Terrace Homes Society went to the office of Greater Noida Authority located in Greno West and met ACEO Sunil Kumar Singh informed him about their problem and submitted a memorandum. Residents also requested to plant trees and arrange benches in the green belt in front of the society. ACEO Sir has assured that the road repair work will start within a week.
Also, the process of widening the road will be started soon which will be completed before Diwali. Akhil Vyas, Shiv Ram Sharma, Naman, Ajay Bhan and NeFOWA General Secretary Shweta Bharti from Centurion Park Terrace Homes Society were present at the meeting.