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Karnataka Govt Tables Bill to Declare Private Roads as Public Streets
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Karnataka Govt Tables Bill to Declare Private Roads as Public Streets

A bill seeking to declare private roads as 'public streets' in Bengaluru has been introduced in the Karnataka Assembly. The proposed legislation aims to ensure better urban infrastructure and accessibility in the rapidly expanding city.

Key Provisions of the Bill No compensation for landowners: Private road owners will not receive compensation, including development rights if their roads are designated as public streets. Enhancing urban mobility: The move is expected to improve road connectivity and ease congestion in Bengaluru. Legal framework: The bill establishes a legal structure for transferring private roads to public control, ensuring maintenance and regulatory oversight by municipal authorities. Impact on Bengaluru’s Infrastructure With Bengaluru facing severe traffic congestion and infrastructure challenges, the legislation aims to streamline road networks and integrate private roads into the city’s transport grid. However, the lack of compensation has sparked concerns among private landowners and developers.

A bill seeking to declare private roads as 'public streets' in Bengaluru has been introduced in the Karnataka Assembly. The proposed legislation aims to ensure better urban infrastructure and accessibility in the rapidly expanding city. Key Provisions of the Bill No compensation for landowners: Private road owners will not receive compensation, including development rights if their roads are designated as public streets. Enhancing urban mobility: The move is expected to improve road connectivity and ease congestion in Bengaluru. Legal framework: The bill establishes a legal structure for transferring private roads to public control, ensuring maintenance and regulatory oversight by municipal authorities. Impact on Bengaluru’s Infrastructure With Bengaluru facing severe traffic congestion and infrastructure challenges, the legislation aims to streamline road networks and integrate private roads into the city’s transport grid. However, the lack of compensation has sparked concerns among private landowners and developers.

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