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No.RW/MUM/1 101 3/ NH-96s/3/2018-19 I W- t oZJ Government of lndia t" ' Ministry of Road Transport &Highways (Regionat Office, Maharashtra, Goa,Daman&Diu) Room No.5Oa aSOS, Konkan Bhavan, 5th Ftoor, Sector-6, C.B.D, Be[apur, Navi Mumbai. lnvitation of Public Comments subject:- Access Permission for New Petrol Pump Retail outtet of Mohot- paniarpur-Fattan-Neera-Jejuri-saswad-Pune-Alandi road NH-965 at K.14157O to Km.14i611 in Gut No.84 S.No.847l1/A(P),8471118(P),8471218 (P) of vitlage- Pennur,Ta[-Mohot, Dist-sotapur in the state of Maharashtra. CE,(NH) Mumbai tetter No. No.CENH/P'51P.A1374112018 Date-21'12'20'18' as suUmit[ea proposal for under re[axation of access Permission for New Petrol Pump Retait outlet of Mohot- Pandarpur-Fattan- Neera-Jej uri -saswad-Pune-Alandi road NH- 965 atK.14/570 to Km.'141611 in Gut No.84 S.No.84711/A(P\,847/1lB(P),8471218 (P) of Vittage- Pennur,Tal-Mohot, Dist-Sotapur in the state of Maharashtra' 2. As per guidetine issued by Ministry vide letter no. Rw/NH-33023/19/99-DO-lll, dated 16.03.2016 according to which for retaxation cases the, Highway Administrator wit[ make avaitable in Ministry website the comptete apptication for pubtic comments and comments witt be invited within 60 days from the day of uptoading as per the format enclosed as Form-A. As per proposat due to fottowing the retaxation is sought by appticant. Sr. No. Retaxation CategorY 1 respectively from the proposed Retail Outlet against the norms of torjom. rne oil company has proposed to construct 7 0m wide Service road connecting the retail outlet cum with the MDR at his own LOA. ii)' The present NH-965 at the location is 2-lane and is proposed for 4- lanning. No direct access from the NH is sought. The access to the retail ;utlet shall be from the proposed service road connecting the MDRs. 3. ln view of above, the comments of the pubtic on the above retaxation proposal is invited to this office. The detaited proposal submitted by aPPticant is ontine avaitable at www. morth. nic.in. Yours faithfuttY Enc[: As aboye sbD'- ( De(efi-de raC hape ka r 1 Executive Engineer For Regional Officer CoDv to : 1 CE (NH) Mumbai -for information ) -For 2i Senior Technical Director, NIC Transport Bhawan MoRTH, New Delhi. uptoading on MinistrY's website..

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