Pune: Contractors Held Responsible For Road Repairs, Announces PMRDA
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Pune, December 5, 2024 – The Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) has mandated that the responsibility for repairing 148 kilometers of roads within its jurisdiction will lie solely with the contractors under the Defect Liability Period (DLP). A comprehensive list of roads constructed by contractors has been published, ensuring accountability for immediate repairs in case of damage. Failure to comply will result in strict action against the contractors.
PMRDA Commissioner Dr. Yogesh Mhase has issued orders to enforce these measures promptly. The DLP for road projects has been set between three to five years, depending on the type of work. Dr. Mhase emphasized, “Contractors are obligated to repair roads that deteriorate within the stipulated period. Citizens can report complaints through the PMRDA website.”
PMRDA Roads and Development
Covering 814 villages across 7,000 square kilometers, the PMRDA region sees constant infrastructure development. The emphasis on road quality stems from the vast expanse and demand for high-standard road networks. Projects undertaken between 2019 and 2024 include:
- Maval Taluka: 14.53 km
- Khed Taluka: 15.24 km
- Mulshi Taluka: 14 km
- Bhor Taluka: 7.25 km
- Velhe Taluka: 5.35 km
- Haveli Taluka: 26.3 km
- Purandar Taluka: 22.1 km
- Daund Taluka: 7.85 km
- Shirur Taluka: 35.5 km
A total of 148 kilometers of roadwork has been completed during this period, with contractors held responsible for maintenance and repair under the DLP framework.
Taluka-wise Breakdown of Road Projects
Out of 92 road projects, Haveli, Purandar, and Shirur talukas account for the most extensive works. Specific counts include:
- Maval, Khed, and Velhe: 6 projects each
- Mulshi: 9 projects
- Bhor: 8 projects
- Haveli: 26 projects
- Daund: 5 projects
- Purandar and Shirur: 13 projects each
Planned Improvements Under DLP
The repairs and upgrades during the DLP include road widening, concrete overlays, and general enhancements. Contractors are required to address any deterioration immediately to ensure uninterrupted service quality.
The PMRDA has called for public participation in reporting road conditions through its website, reinforcing its commitment to maintaining road quality and holding contractors accountable.
