Provincial capital officials must draft an extensive aesthetic blueprint incorporating roadside floral strips, musical fountains in recreational grounds, and larger natural areas, according to recent instructions given to the Peshawar Development Authority.
Asif Rafiq, who serves as the adviser on Local Government, Communications and Works, gave these instructions while receiving a thorough update regarding current construction works and upcoming proposals.
Plans dictate that floral strips will appear beside primary thoroughfares stretching from the motorway toward various city entry points, as well as at key municipal spots, turning Peshawar into a floral hub.
Rafiq told staff members to pick appealing flora fitting for the regional weather to enhance main avenues, access points, and community zones.
He additionally suggested placing musical fountains inside public parks and stressed that planting trees, creating floral beds, and upgrading parks must remain central to the scheme for enhancing municipal character and aesthetics.
Representatives from the Peshawar Development Authority told the adviser that a wider aesthetic strategy is currently being drafted to restore various zones, widen planted areas, better the municipal surroundings, and modernize public amenities.
Discussions during the meeting additionally touched upon separate construction schemes, such as a planned 1,000-bed medical facility spanning 150 kanals close to the Peshawar Motorway alongside a four-level structure at Lady Reading Hospital, whose initial PC-I paperwork is cleared and PC-II documentation sent to the Health Department.
Staff members additionally displayed a layout for the Southern Expressway as well as the roughly 45-kilometer Outer Peshawar Ring Road.
Separately, Rafiq instructed the agency to finish the missing Ring Road connection originating at Warsak Road within a 90-day window to cut down vehicle jams and simplify travel.
He underlined that municipal building efforts need to put citizen requirements, fluid vehicle movement, ecological upgrades, and superior public infrastructure first.
