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Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Western Region Megapolis Planning Project



          The Western Region Megapolis Planning Project in Sri Lanka. Megapolis is a variant of the Greek word megalopolis , meaning a large city or urban area.
 
The Western Region Megapolis Planning Project in Colombo
The Western Region Megapolis Planning Project in Sri Lanka

         On the 23rd of April 2015 The Cabinet of Ministers approved the proposal to prepare the Western Region Megapolis Plan (WRMPP). The objective of the fore mentioned plan is to serve as the main form of guidance on all future developments. This in turn will enable the transformation of the Western Region to internationally acclaimed standards through a series of large scale projects.

The Western Region Megapolis Planning Project in Sri Lanka

The Western Region Megapolis Planning Project in Sri Lanka

The Western Region Megapolis Planning Project in Sri Lanka

The Western Region Megapolis Planning Project in Sri Lanka

The Western Region Megapolis Planning Project in Sri Lanka



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         Colombo core area divided into 12 planning areas; Pettah to be turned into leisure centre with harbour front district. The plan which will also focus on pedestrian traffic and parking management.

         The plan includes business centres in the financial district around Pettah, a recreation and entertainment district around Beira Lake, a shopping district around Slave Island and a harbour front district.


         The proposal includes a comprehensive plan to address the problem of shanty dwellers with low-income groups to be housed in a flat complex that would not exceed more than six floors and a 15-floor flats complex for mid income families.


The Western Region Megapolis Planning Project in Sri Lanka


Planning area division plan


Road Network 2020-2030


The Western Region Megapolis Planning Project in Sri Lanka
 
See also

WRMPP


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