Development work across Overseas West Sector A keeps moving forward, and a fresh on-site review shows exactly where each street stands. Here is the current picture, street by street.
Street Number 1 has had its earthwork and soil filling completed along the road corridor. Watering and ground preparation are finished, and tuff tile installation is set to begin on the prepared surface. Utility poles are up on one flank, but the street light fixtures still need to go in. On the opposite side, the pedestrian footpath has not started, and more poles and fixtures are planned for later phases.
Street Number 2 shows strong paving progress. Around 80 percent of the developed portion already has tuff tiles. On the one unfinished patch, material has arrived and earth has been spread; watering and compaction must finish before tile laying starts. Finished sections already have street light poles with working fixtures, and walkways on both sides are mostly paved. Still, the street is not done along its full planned length: only about half of the corridor, up to specific mapped plots, is paved, and the stretch beyond shows no active work.
Lane Number 16 sits behind the plots facing the Ring Road within Sector A. Sand and sub-base material are down, and watering and compaction are close to finished. Footpath paving is actively underway, with on-site teams handling tile delivery and installation. Past Street Number 3 along Lane 16, tuff tiles cover most of the road surface, leaving only minor edge detailing and final finishing touches.
Street Number 3 is well advanced, with tuff tiles on nearly 90 percent of the road surface. Crews are still working a small remaining stretch to close the gap and tie in neatly with adjacent pathways, placing pavers by hand on the compacted base and bringing the section close to structural completion.
Street Number 4 has footpaths nearly finished on both sides, with only small gaps left for final tiling; pavers are stacked nearby for that job. The developed part of the road carries tuff tiles on both sides. As with Street 2, though, only about 40 to 45 percent of the full alignment is built, leaving plots on the later section without road infrastructure, and no street lighting poles have gone up.
Street Number 5 looks much the same. The developed main road is paved, and its tie-in with Lane Number 16 needs only final edge alignment. Part of the footpath still needs finishing, and light poles are not yet erected. Work remains limited to roughly 40 to 45 percent of the mapped length, with no construction on the rest.
Further in, the focus shifts from surfacing to foundation works. On Street Number 6, initial ground leveling is done and concrete kerb stones mark the footpath boundaries on both sides, but tuff tiles for the carriageway and walkways have not started; that waits for surfacing machinery and paving teams to move in from earlier streets.
On Street Number 7, heavy earthmoving equipment has finished basic leveling. Curbs are set along one side to outline the walkway, while the other side still needs curbing. Underground sewerage is partly incomplete here, so full surface development and tile paving will follow once the foundational utilities are done.
Street Number 8 runs beside a designated neighborhood park. Leveling along the road alignment is complete, and curb stones mark the edge of the green space; footpath completion and road paving are still pending. Street Number 9 is at the same stage: leveled surface, a curved curb line around the open park quadrant, but no roadway surfacing, no opposite-side footpaths, and no electrical poles yet.
Street Number 10 is centered on deep utility work. About 80 to 90 percent of the underground sewerage network is in, while road leveling, curbing, and surfacing wait for final utility sign-off.
Street Number 11 currently holds raw earth mounds and early excavation areas from previous digging. No resurfacing, leveling, or structural paving has moved forward there recently. Beyond Street 11, toward the outer perimeter plots and the areas facing the Ring Road next to the executive sector, the ground stays raw and undeveloped, unchanged from previous survey periods.
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