Consultation Meeting on Omni Bus Parking at Kilambakkam New Bus Terminus
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority issued this meeting note dated 10 July 2023, recording a consultation chaired by Minister and Authority Chair P. K. Sekarbabu on parking private omni buses at the Kilambakkam New Bus Terminus. It also records his direction that six Highways Department road works serving the terminus be completed and opened for public use by 15 September 2023. No Government Order number is printed in the supplied text.
What the meeting note covers
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority meeting note dated 10 July 2023 records a consultation held at its office under the chairmanship of P. K. Sekarbabu, Minister and Chair of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and Minister for the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department. Private omni bus association owners were consulted about parking omni buses at the Kilambakkam New Bus Terminus.
The meeting also reviewed related works intended to allow buses to travel from the terminus without traffic congestion. The note does not record a final decision on omni bus parking arrangements, operating conditions or charges.
Road works and completion direction
The Minister directed that the following six Highways Department works be completed and brought into public use by 15 September 2023:
- A road route connecting Vandalur and Kelambakkam Road, Police Academy Road, Nallambakkam Road, Oonamancheri and the GST Road at Urapakkam.
- A tar road from C.V.K. Road through Urapakkam and Nallambakkam Road to Oonamancheri.
- Improvement of the GST Road junction on Nallambakkam Road.
- Installation of safety equipment on the Guduvancheri and Madambakkam Road.
- Widening of road bends and road works up to Madambakkam through Athanur, Harijan Colony Road and the DTC Staff Colony Road, identified as an ODR.
- Road works involving Vandalur and Walajabad Road and Madambakkam Union Road.
Who may be affected
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority meeting note is relevant to bus operators, road users and people living or working around Kilambakkam, Vandalur, Urapakkam, Nallambakkam, Oonamancheri, Guduvancheri, Madambakkam and the other listed routes. The planned works concern road connections, junction improvement, safety equipment and traffic movement around the new terminus.
The note does not announce land acquisition, change any land classification, grant planning permission or alter private property ownership. Property buyers and owners cannot use it as evidence that a particular plot is affected by a road boundary or acquisition proposal.
Officials represented
Participants included the Principal Secretary of the Housing and Urban Development Department, the Member Secretary and chief planners of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, the Managing Director of the Metropolitan Transport Corporation, general managers of the State Express Transport Corporation, and officials from the Highways Department, Police Department and related departments.
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Common questions
Does this meeting note change the ownership or classification of my land near Kilambakkam?
No land ownership change, land classification change or acquisition is stated. The note records a consultation and directions concerning six road works.
When were the six road works expected to be opened to the public?
The Minister directed that all six Highways Department works be completed and brought into public use by 15 September 2023.
Did the meeting make a final decision about private omni bus parking?
The note says private omni bus association owners were consulted about parking at the Kilambakkam New Bus Terminus. It does not record a final parking decision or operating conditions.
Can I use this note to confirm whether a specific property falls within a proposed road?
No. The note lists road routes and improvement works but provides no property boundaries, survey numbers or plot specific details.