Karnataka Agriculture Minister Krishna Byregowda has insisted the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) and the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) to put a stop in creating new layouts.
Attending a conference to promote green homes, which was organized by the Indian Green Building Council of the Confederation of Indian Industry; the Agriculture Minister said that we should look vertically in the growth of Bangalore City and creating new layouts is huge waste of land resources and even farmers are unwilling to sell their land.
The minister’s remark is a matter of prominence as the new layouts with horizontal pattern being developed by the BDA in the recent past have given rise to various glitches.
Attending a conference to promote green homes, which was organized by the Indian Green Building Council of the Confederation of Indian Industry; the Agriculture Minister said that we should look vertically in the growth of Bangalore City and creating new layouts is huge waste of land resources and even farmers are unwilling to sell their land.
The minister’s remark is a matter of prominence as the new layouts with horizontal pattern being developed by the BDA in the recent past have given rise to various glitches.
The Arkavathy Layout proposed in 2005 was begun with 2,750 acres of land allocation for BDA site applicants now is only left with 750 acres for allotters. Several legal processes from land owners and legitimate difficulties have delayed the project. Moreover, amongst 8,800 allotted for most of them registration has not yet done in their name.
The same situation prevails in the Nadaprabhu Kempe Gowda Layout, which was proposed between the outskirts of Mysore Road and Tumkur Road where Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) begun acquiring land in 2010 and over the years there has been resistance from formers in some divisions about the compensation. The authority is also alleged of swindles in land dealings.
One of the urban experts said that there have been few efforts by planning authorities for vertical growth in and around Bangalore. Some effort is taken by Karnataka Housing Board that can be seen in the Suryanagar project apartments and they are also coming up with fourth phase of the project in Jigani village of Anekal taluk over an area of 2,404 acres. He also added that a resilient thinking is required for the vertical growth of the city.
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