The NETA company announced plans for metro construction in the Gush Dan area. New notices affect properties between Holon and Petah Tikva, covering 600 dunams of land. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Metro Construction
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NETA, responsible for the project, sent 10,000 notifications to property owners about land expropriation. Most notices target the Segula area in Petah Tikva, where a depot is planned.

Metro Construction Phases and Land Acquisition

Metro construction will follow the planned M2 line route through expropriated properties along the designated path. Earlier, 11,000 notifications were issued for expropriation along the M1 and M3 routes.

Expropriation costs for metro construction are estimated at ₪10 billion, affecting residential and commercial properties. Authorities emphasize compensation terms depend on owners’ preferences and legal actions.

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Owners can choose between two compensation options offered as part of the metro construction project. The first option provides 125% of the assessed value if owners waive court proceedings.

The second option offers compensation equal to the assessed value, but owners may contest it in court. Legal disputes could delay payments, leaving owners uncertain about final outcomes.

Metro Construction Benefits for Gush Dan

Metro construction is expected to ease traffic congestion and improve accessibility across the Gush Dan region. The project will create a modern, efficient transportation network for businesses and residents.

Land acquisition will speed up construction and reduce costs during preparation stages of the metro project. This approach will minimize delays in launching operations and ensure timely completion.

NETA assures that all legal requirements for metro construction and land expropriation have been strictly followed. They emphasize transparency and provide consultations to assist property owners with details.

Property owners can visit dedicated information centers for explanations about compensation and legal choices. Specialists are ready to answer questions and offer support throughout the process.

Experts predict that completing metro construction will boost the economy and raise property values near stations. Better transportation access will attract businesses and increase development opportunities in the area.

According to NETA, the metro project will modernize urban infrastructure and enhance the city’s overall landscape. Improved transportation will increase living standards and support regional economic growth.

Authorities highlight the importance of addressing public inquiries and offering clear communication during metro construction. Consultations with community groups and businesses ensure fairness throughout project implementation.

The project requires cooperation with local authorities and regulatory agencies to meet legal standards. This coordination ensures property owners’ rights are protected and legal obligations are fulfilled.

The government promises timely compensation payments as per regulations and specific procedures to ensure fairness. Owners will receive detailed instructions for completing required documents to access their funds.

The planned metro system aims to reduce traffic and improve environmental conditions across the region. The project is expected to cut car usage and significantly lower pollution levels.

Metro construction is projected to take several years but promises long-term benefits for local communities. The new network will offer a reliable and modern transportation solution for Gush Dan residents.

NETA highlights the importance of maintaining open communication with communities affected by metro construction. Updates about progress and support for residents will continue at all project stages.

Source: www.newsru.co.il

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