Noida : The Gautam Buddh Nagar administration acquired and transferred 83 hectares of land from two villages to the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) on Thursday for the proposed Jewar airport, officials said.
As much as 81.5 hectares was acquired from Rohi village, while 1.5 hectares from Banwaribans village, taking the total acquisition to 707 hectares, the first phase development of the international greenfield airport, they said.
According to District Magistrate B N Singh, 1,235 hectares will be acquired for the first phase of the airport and the administration expects to hand over 80 per cent of the land to YEIDA by September 15.
Deputy Collector and airport project in charge Abhay Singh said so far 125 hectares from Dyanatpur, 306.5 hectares from Rohi, 75 hectares from Parohi, 94 hectares from Ranhera, 100 hectares from Kishorepur and 5.5 hectares from Banwaribans have been acquired.
The first phase of the airport would be spread over 1,334 hectares and is expected to be completed by 2023, according to officials.
05/09/19 Outlook
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As much as 81.5 hectares was acquired from Rohi village, while 1.5 hectares from Banwaribans village, taking the total acquisition to 707 hectares, the first phase development of the international greenfield airport, they said.
According to District Magistrate B N Singh, 1,235 hectares will be acquired for the first phase of the airport and the administration expects to hand over 80 per cent of the land to YEIDA by September 15.
Deputy Collector and airport project in charge Abhay Singh said so far 125 hectares from Dyanatpur, 306.5 hectares from Rohi, 75 hectares from Parohi, 94 hectares from Ranhera, 100 hectares from Kishorepur and 5.5 hectares from Banwaribans have been acquired.
The first phase of the airport would be spread over 1,334 hectares and is expected to be completed by 2023, according to officials.
05/09/19 Outlook
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