The plan to link major roads between Gurugram's Sector 99 and Sector 115 to the Dwarka Expressway has stuck in limbo, due to struggle with acquiring the required land by the Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP).
This issue was raised during a meeting of the district coordination committee, chaired by Dheeraj Desi, Chief Advisor for Urban Development, and focused largely on the pending land acquisition process, according to a report in Hindustan.
In a key development, HSVP administrator Vaishali Singh informed the committee that all data related to land already acquired would be compiled by 31 January.
Once this exercise is completed, the authorities plan to move ahead with the remaining acquisition process to clear the long-standing hurdle.
At present, several arterial roads, including those linking Sectors 99-99R, 99-102, 102-102R, 101-104, 102-103, 103-106, 106-109, 109-112 and 110R-111 remain disconnected from the Dwarka Expressway.
The primary reason cited is the non-acquisition of 30 metres of land earmarked for a green belt, without which the road connections cannot be completed.
Desi has also directed officials of Gurugram Metro Rail Limited to submit detailed land acquisition data to the committee to help speed up approvals and coordination.
Once connectivity is achieved, several housing societies and commercial developments such as those in Sectors 99, 102, 103, 110R and 111 are expected to see major relief in access and mobility.
The meeting also reviewed delays in road repair works across Gurugram. Officials said that of the 783 complaints received via the Haryana Road App, the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority has addressed only 163 so far.
The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram has resolved 219 out of 910 complaints, leaving a significant backlog.