MCGM Presentation 21 July 2017
MCGM Presentation 21 July 2017
The Committee held various meetings and deliberated on the issues which were
presented through its report to Govt. of Maharashtra on 29 December 2011.
The JTC recommended about 35.60 km. coastal road comprising a combination of
road based on reclamation, bridges, elevated roads and tunnels along the western
side of Mumbai.
The Committee recommended this coastal road with two options of alignments,
both with a view to resolve the traffic congestion in Mumbai and to enable creation
of the much needed recreational open spaces.
MCGM had planned the Mumbai Coastal Road on western side of Mumbai to
provide an alternate North-South Trunk route to improve mobility along with
development of recreational open public spaces and greenery.
The final alignment of the Coastal Road is finalized in such a way that it affects
minimal rehabilitation of local community and residents
The Coastal Road is proposed in Two Parts. The Southern Part would be from
Princess Street flyover to the South End of Bandra Worli Sea Link (9.98 km) and
the Northern Part would be from North End of Bandra Worli Sea Link to Kandivali
for 19.22 km
Worli End –
Sea Link
Princess
Flyover
4 Reclamation Area 90 Ha 32 Ha
Interchanges:
3. Worli Sea Link (At Worli End) (Dispersal Scheme) – (3D Image) – (Traffic Diversion)
00000
Base Year Traffic in PCU Towards Coastal Road From Coastal Road From Tambe Chowk Towards Tambe Chowk
(Existing Road ) (Existing Road )
MUMBAI COASTAL ROAD
MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF GREATER MUMBAI 11
TRAFFIC DISPERSAL AT INTERCHANGES
TUNNEL ENTRY & EXIT NEAR PRINCESS STREET FLYOVER
Towards
Worli Sea Link
Barricade During
Construction
Cut & Cover
Portion of Tunnel
Police
Gymkhana
Ground
Barricade During
Construction
Police
Gymkhana
Ground
1443
1894
20618
1443 1894
Obligatory Span of
Proposed Flyover
Barricade During
Construction
1.Reclamation of land
2.Road widening on sea side using Existing land.
3.Provide barricade during construction of Proposed Flyover on Existing Road and divert the traffic on to proposed diverted road.
Towards
Worli Sea Link
Towards
Marine Drive
Proposed Road
Widening
Proposed
Interchange Arm
Barricade
Obligatory Span of During
Interchange Arm Construction
1.Reclamation of land
2.Road widening on sea side using reclaimed land.
3.Provide barricade during construction of Interchange Arm on Existing Road and divert the traffic on to proposed widen road.
4.Alternative Route (Haji Ali Junction – Keshavrao Khadye Marg – Dr. E. Moses Marg – Dr. Annie Besant Road)
Worli interchange
Towards
Marine Drive
955 5852
637
637
Obligatory Span of
Proposed Road
Interchange Arm
Widening
Obligatory Span of
Barricade Interchange Arm
Barricade
During
During Proposed
Construction
Construction Interchange Arm
1.Reclamation of land
2.Road widening on sea side using reclaimed land.
3.Provide barricade during construction of Interchange Arm on Existing Road and divert the traffic on to proposed widen road.
Typical Section
26
CROSS SECTION OF COASTAL ROAD
• Better commuting facilities for citizens – dedicated BRTS lane with Park
& Ride.
• Time saving by around 70%
• Fuel saving per day by 34 %,cost savings by $100 Million per year.
• Carbon footprint reduced per annum will be 1826 tCO2e
• Decongestion in city traffic due to seamless coastal road travel.
• Creation of new green public spaces.
• Dedicated emergency lane of 2.75 m.
• Provides coastal erosion protection by providing sea walls and protection
against Storm Surge & Floods