Field Inspection for New Bus Terminus at Venpakkam
The Public Relations Officer of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority issued this report on a field inspection conducted on 3 July 2023 for a proposed new bus terminus at Venpakkam Village Panchayat in Chengalpattu district. The report describes a project planned on about 14 acres at an estimated cost of ₹40 crore, but does not announce a land acquisition, planning approval or change to private land rights.
What the document covers
The Public Relations Officer of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority published a report about an inspection on 3 July 2023 at Venpakkam Village Panchayat in Chengalpattu district. The inspected site is intended for a new bus terminus proposed by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority.
The inspection was carried out by the Minister for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, T. M. Anbarasan, and the Minister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments and Chairman of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, P. K. Sekar Babu. Officials from the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and the Chengalpattu district administration also participated.
Proposed project
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority report gives the following project details:
- The proposed bus terminus would occupy about 14 acres.
- The estimated project cost is ₹40 crore.
- The terminus is planned to accommodate about 46 buses.
- Space is proposed for 69 workshop or depot parking positions.
- Parking is proposed for 67 four wheel vehicles and 782 two wheel vehicles.
- The project is planned to include 30 shops.
The stated purpose is to address heavy traffic congestion around the existing old bus terminus in Chengalpattu. The proposed facility is also intended to allow buses and other vehicles to move with less congestion and to provide additional facilities for passengers and the public.
Who may be affected
Residents, commuters, transport operators and businesses around Venpakkam and Chengalpattu may be interested because the report identifies the broad location, size and planned facilities of a major transport project. Owners or buyers examining land near the proposed site may also wish to take note of the project proposal.
The Public Relations Officer's report records only a site inspection and the proposed features of the bus terminus. It does not identify survey numbers or individual parcels. It also does not state that land has been acquired, grant planning permission, change land use, or impose restrictions on any private property.
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Common questions
Where is the proposed new bus terminus?
The report places it in Venpakkam Village Panchayat in Chengalpattu district.
How large is the proposed bus terminus and what is its estimated cost?
The project is proposed on about 14 acres at an estimated cost of ₹40 crore.
Does the document say that any private land has been acquired?
No. The report describes a site inspection but does not identify survey numbers, individual properties or any completed land acquisition.
What facilities are planned at the bus terminus?
The plans include capacity for about 46 buses, 69 workshop or depot parking positions, parking for 67 four wheel vehicles and 782 two wheel vehicles, and 30 shops.
