Authorities decided to acquire 25 acres of land for the Daducha Dam Water Supply Project. The required site for the project necessitates the imposition of Section 4.
WASA formally approached the District Price Assessment Committee to determine the land's value. The project will supply 35 million gallons of water each day, distributing it equally across city and cantonment areas.
Construction of the Daducha Dam, managed by the Punjab Irrigation Department, stands at 94 percent completion. For the water treatment plant, water supply distribution system, and pumping system, 25 acres of private land near Kak Pul were identified for construction.
The Provincial Development Working Party approved the PC-I for a 28-kilometre transmission line, water treatment plant, and water distribution system, estimating the cost at Rs36 billion. The total cost for the water supply network, pumping station, distribution system, transmission line, and water treatment plant is estimated at Rs36 billion.
The project cost will be shared equally between the city and the cantonment areas. Authorities also sent a request to the District Price Assessment Committee to ascertain the land's value.
