Bommalaramaram Master Plan 2031 Map PDF HMDA Hyderabad

Bommalaramaram Master Plan 2031 Map PDF HMDA Hyderabad

The HMDA Bommalaramaram Master Plan 2031 is designed to balance urbanization with sustainability while fostering economic growth, industrial expansion, and infrastructural development. By implementing planned land-use patterns, advanced road networks, and robust public transport systems, Bommalaramaram Mandal is poised to become a strategic hub within the Hyderabad Metropolitan Region (HMR).

HMDA Master Plan 2031 for Bommalaramaram Mandal, Nalgonda District, Hyderabad, Telangana

The Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) has designed the Bommalaramaram Master Plan 2031 to promote structured urban development, economic growth, and improved infrastructure in Bommalaramaram Mandal, Nalgonda District. The plan focuses on sustainable land use planning and efficient road networks to transform the region into a well-planned urban and industrial hub.

Proposed Land Use Plan for Bommalaramaram Mandal

Category	Details
Residential Zones	Expansion of planned residential layouts for organized urban growth. Development of affordable housing projects for low and middle-income groups. Provision for integrated townships with essential civic amenities.
Commercial Zones	Designation of commercial hubs and business districts for trade and retail activities. Establishment of shopping centers, office complexes, and wholesale markets. Development of mixed-use zones for seamless commercial and residential integration.
Industrial Zones	Allocation of land for industrial corridors to support manufacturing, logistics, and SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises). Encouragement of agro-based industries and technology-driven enterprises. Establishment of eco-friendly industrial parks to minimize environmental impact.
Recreational & Open Spaces	Development of parks, green belts, and eco-sensitive zones to enhance environmental sustainability. Expansion of sports complexes, cultural centers, and recreational hubs. Protection of water bodies and natural landscapes.
Public & Semi-Public Use	Construction of schools, colleges, hospitals, and government institutions. Development of community centers, libraries, and cultural landmarks. Strengthening of utility services, sewage treatment, and waste management infrastructure.