CRDA to Offer Single Layout for Returnable LPS Plots
Representative image VIJAYAWADA: The Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) is set to create a unified layout for returnable plots in the second phase of its land pooling initiative. A decision is anticipated soon, having already been reviewed by officials and submitted to the government for approval. The government aims to acquire 20,494 acres as part of Amaravati’s expansion through Land Pooling Scheme (LPS) 2.0. During the first phase, layouts were established in various villages, as farmers requested returnable plots in their respective areas, though not necessarily on the same land. This approach resulted in fragmented parcels, complicating the government’s ability…