Firm Foundations

Maro Road Leading to Natadola

The main infrastructures to be built are the roads with the drainage pipes and culverts, the car parks, the water supply and sewage treatment, the power and multi-media networks and social/leisure facilities as bride trails, rugby fields, tennis courts, an equestrian centre, a pontoon for boat access and a marina. The major components of these infrastructure works will be completed on 2008.

The main access road from the Queens Road to the Project area was completed on 2005. That road will be extended to the Natadola Beach and the Tuva Village on 2007. The next main public roads will be the access (and bridge) to the Navo Island and to the

Early Projects Road Works

Sanasana Village. Access roads to and inside the numerous residential areas will be built in accordance with their developments schedule. A major car park (300 cars and 50 buses) will be built at the entrance of the development in order to restrict the car circulation within the public areas. These works and associated landscaping will be prepared in accordance with the Design Guidelines.

 

A 3,000 m3 water reservoir will be soon built by the PWD for the initial stage of the development and the works for the fresh water distribution network will start on 2007. A sewage treatment plant will be built on 2007 and will be then extended after 2010.

Early Works on InterContinental Site

From the FEA Maro Road substation along Queens Road, a 33 KV connection will be set up to the Natadola substation which will be built on 2007. Distribution to the project development areas will be made by underground cable ring networks. A fibre optic main line will be laid along the Maro Road to the Telecom Maintenance Building close to the Sanasana village and a fibre optic network will be developed from 2007 onwards in accordance with the requirements of the overall project development.