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Faisalabad Parking Project Moves to Execution Phase

According to Beyond Time News, the divisional administration in Faisalabad has moved a major parking project into the execution stage. Officials plan to build five modern parking plazas with an estimated cost of Rs1 billion.

The announcement came during a meeting chaired by Divisional Commissioner Musarrat Jabeen.


Aim to Reduce Congestion in Busy Markets

Authorities designed the project to address severe parking issues around the historic Clock Tower Faisalabad and its eight surrounding bazaars.

Officials said the new plazas will help reduce traffic congestion in the city’s busiest commercial zone. They also expect better movement for shoppers, traders, and daily commuters once the system becomes operational.


Project Details and Planning

The administration confirmed that construction will begin soon under approved designs and timelines. The development team plans to build multi-storey parking structures at key locations, including Zail Ghar, Imam Bargah Road, Aminpur Bazaar, and Karkhana Bazaar.

In addition, officials are reviewing arrangements for Chiniot Bazaar to improve parking capacity in that area as well.

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Capacity and Modern Features

According to briefing details, the five plazas will collectively accommodate more than 1,500 cars and motorcycles. This capacity aims to significantly reduce roadside parking in central markets.

Engineers from National Engineering Services Pakistan also presented designs featuring improved traffic flow systems. They included rooftop commercial spaces as part of the planning to maximize utility.


Focus on Urban Planning and Transparency

Commissioner Musarrat Jabeen said the project reflects a commitment to modern urban development. She stressed that authorities will keep traders and citizens informed throughout the construction process.

She also instructed departments to resolve pending issues quickly so that work can progress without delays. Moreover, she said the project will improve traffic management and support smoother business activity in the city.