The administrative sanction for the third phase of the underground drainage system to extend to areas in 16 wards here is expected within 15 days, according to N. Ravichandran, Special Officer-cum-Commissioner, Tiruchi Corporation.
The project, sanctioned at a cost of ₹264.12 crore under the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT), will be extended to four wards fully and uncovered areas in 12 wards.

Participating in a public hearing to assess the environmental impact of the phase-III of the project held at Khajamalai here on Sunday, Mr. Ravichandran said that share of the Central and State governments for the project would be ₹153 crore and ₹52 crore respectively.

The scheme would be implemented with the financial assistance of Tamil Nadu Urban Infrastructure Financial Services Limited (TNUIFSL), Tamil Nadu Urban Financial Infrastructure Development Corporation (TUFIDCO) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

The State government was expected to issue administrative order shortly. Tenders for executing the project would be floated within a few weeks. Execution of the project would begin in July.

He said that tender for executing the second phase of the underground drainage system had already been floated. The project aimed at providing underground sewer lines to five wards fully and omitted areas in 20 other wards in the city would begin in June. Both the phases would be implemented simultaneously.

Formation of sewage line for 331 km and construction of pumping mains for 21.50 km were part of the phase-III of the project.

The project would have seven pumping stations at Indira Nagar, Lurdu Nagar, Kulavaipatti, Muthukumarasamy Nagar, Panjapur, Arasu Colony and Natchathira Nagar. There would be seven lifting stations.

Four wards - 37, 39,40 and 41- would be fully covered in phase-III. Twelve wards - 31,32,35,36,38,42,43,45,52, 53,60 and 63 would be partially covered.

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