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Raley Vea4#arat wiferepz07T rere : OBO - 28397171 Crea oftaet 080 28907171 aie zara aaa) Fax : 080 -- 28377171 . National Highways Authority . Email : [email protected] of India 9 =™*rsee@amaicom ggg (Ministry of Road Transport and Highways) wralee aa, atta orate, Iryw STSTATCT Karnataka Region, BHARATMALA REGIONAL OFFICE, BENGALURU ROAD TO PROSPERITY ~ GIR Teh (CUT %), OH. Ue. Wea seers, aNTaGT Met Cae a eet W PTeTH —ugo 03, Bengaluru ~Tumakuru Road (NH-4), M.S. Ramaiah Enclave, Beside Nagasandra Metro Station, Bengaluru - 560 073 No. NHAI/RO-BNG/15021/11/2020/U4L9 SS Date: 22.02.2021 Invitation of public comment Sub: Four laning of Goa-Karnataka Border to Kundapur section of NH-66 (formerly NH-17) from Km. 93.700 to Km. 283.300 in the State of Karnataka to be executed as BOT Project on DBFO Pattern under NHDP- IV - Granting of Permission for laying of 110KV UG cable across NH-66 at Km.217.014 at Murudeshwar in Bhatkal Taluk for availing - connectivity to proposed Railway Traction sub Station - reg, Ref; 1. Letter no. KR/KW/RE/NHAI Dt.12.11.2020 from Divisional Electrical Engineer (RE), Konkan Railway Corporation Limited, Udupi IE letter no. AECOM/HWH/2020-21/GOA/5784 Dt.10.12.2020 Concessionaire {r no. IRBWTPL/CTO/KKBOT/5092/2020 dt 14.12.2020 PD, Rw Mangalore ir No. 12011/17/2010/PIU(Mngtr)/1057 dt 22.12.2020 This. office email dated 20.01.2021 PD, Oo Mangalore ltr No. 12011/17/2010/PIU(Mnglr) /1250 dt 08.02.2021 The PD, PIU Mangalore vide letter cited 6'" above has submitted the proposal for granting permission for laying.110 KV UG cable across NH-66 at Km. 217.014 at Murudeshwar in Bhatkal Taluk for availing connectivity to proposed Railway Traction Sub Station by M/s Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd., Udupi. 2. It is to submit that the laying of 110KV UG cable across NH-66 at Km, 217.014 near Murudeshwar in Bhatkal Taluk is to be done by HDD method. 3. As per para-4 of Ministry’s Circular No. RW/NH-33044/29/2015/S & R (R) dated 22.11.2016, the application shall be put out in the Public Domain for 30 days for Seeking claims and objections (On grounds of Public inconvenience, safety and general public interest). 4, In view of the above, the comments/objections of affected public is hereby invited with reference to Ministry’s circular dated 22.11.2016 for the above mentioned proposal. The objections/comments may be addressed to the below mentioned address, which should reach by this office within 30days from the date of publication beyond which no comments shall be entertained, Regional Officer National Highways Authority of India Regional Office Bengaluru-Tumakuru Road (NH-4), M.S. Ramaiah Enclave, Beside Nagasandra Metre Station, Bengaluru - 560073. Email Id: [email protected] [email protected] Ane Corp. Office: G-5 & 6. Sector-10, Bwarka, New Delhi ~ 110 075. Ph. :011-25074100 website : www, nhai.goy.in 5. This is issued with the approval of Competent Authority. y. Yours sincerely, inge ‘gowda) Dy. General Manager (T) Copy to:- 1, The Web admin, NHAI, HQ, New Delhi - for Uploading in NHAI’s website. 2. Senior Technical Director, NIC, Transport Bhawan, New Delhi- 110001 - fer uploading in Ministry’s website. 3. Project Director, NHAI, PIU-Mangalore- for Information. .

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