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InfrastructureFrom the 250-metre-wide Central Spine Road to a centrally monitored ICT dashboard, Dholera's infrastructure is designed and delivered as one integrated system.
What sets Dholera's infrastructure apart from a typical Indian township isn't any single component — it's the sequencing. Most peripheral developments in India get roads and drainage only after residents move in and complain for years. Dholera flipped that order: trunk roads, stormwater drainage, sewage treatment and power distribution were built into the Activation Area before large-scale plot sales were pushed, specifically so buyers wouldn't be gambling on infrastructure that might never arrive. The ₹650 crore bulk water pipeline project, drawing from a lake in Surendranagar district, is a good example — it's being built ahead of the residential demand curve, not in response to it.
A 250-metre-wide road connecting the entire SIR is fully operational, with smart street lighting and sensors integrated throughout.
The ABCD administrative building monitors city water, traffic and power centrally — a live, functioning smart-grid system.
Water treatment, sewage treatment and a planned bulk water pipeline network are underway to serve the growing region.
250m-wide Central Spine Road plus arterial roads linking to the Ahmedabad–Dholera Expressway.
Rail connectivity survey work between Ahmedabad and Dholera is progressing as a long-term link.
Trunk water supply and stormwater drainage operational across the Activation Area.
Sewage treatment infrastructure built ahead of residential demand, not reactively.
Centrally monitored power distribution integrated with the ABCD Building's ICT dashboard.
Solar capacity development supporting the SIR's long-term clean energy targets.
Dedicated solar generation capacity feeding into the region's smart-grid network.
Smart, sensor-integrated street lighting deployed along the Central Spine Road.
Planned integrated solid waste collection and processing systems for the SIR.
Coastal-zone stormwater and flood management engineered into the master plan.
Fibre and ICT backbone supporting the smart-city monitoring dashboard.
A single integrated utility framework, rather than piecemeal municipal services.
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