Residents of Udyog Vihar Sector-82 may soon get a new children’s park, upgraded swings and beautified green spaces as development work is set to begin with support from the Noida Authority.
Noida: Development and beautification work in Udyog Vihar Sector-82 is set to begin soon after a meeting between the RWA team and officials from the Noida Authority. The meeting was held with Deputy Director (Horticulture) Division-3, Ankita, regarding various pending development works in the society.
During the meeting, a space near Mother Dairy was identified for the development of a dedicated children’s park and play area. The initiative aims to provide a safe and engaging recreational space for children residing in the sector.
The RWA team also highlighted several civic and maintenance issues, including damaged swings, broken tiles near the open gym area and the condition of trees and plants in the society. Officials assured residents that repair and development work would begin soon.
Big relief for residents of Udyog Vihar Sector-82, Noida as children’s park development, new swings, open gym repairs and beautification work are set to begin soon.
RWA and Noida Authority officials held a detailed inspection and assured early action on pending civic works.…
Special discussions were held regarding the installation of new swings for children, the repair of tiles in the gym area and the plantation of decorative trees and plants across the society. Officials informed residents that fresh plants would soon be provided to improve the greenery and enhance the appearance of the main gate and surrounding areas.
The Deputy Director spent nearly two hours inspecting the society and also interacted with residents at the RWA office to understand their concerns in detail. Development work in the sector would soon be initiated with the support of the Noida Authority.
Mayank Chauhan, President
The entire RWA team of Udyog Vihar Sector-82 expressed gratitude to the Noida Authority and Deputy Director Ankit for their cooperation and assurance regarding the proposed development works.
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