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Israel Approves First Metro Station Construction Permit
Israel has issued its first construction permit for a metro station, allowing work to begin on the Ariel Sharon Park station (M3017) on Metro Line M3 in the Tel Aviv area. The project, part of National Infrastructure Plan 103, involves extensive excavation and construction expected to take 25 months.
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- 01Israel's National Licensing Authority approved the first permit for metro station construction at Ariel Sharon Park.
- 02The permit allows for excavation, construction of underground walls, and preparation for tracks on Metro Line M3.
- 03Construction of the Ariel Sharon Park station is expected to take approximately 25 months.
- 04The metro project is one of Israel's largest and most complex transportation initiatives.
- 05The first metro lines are anticipated to open to the public in 2037.
This permit signifies a transition from planning to physical construction for one of Israel's most complex transportation initiatives, with the broader metro network anticipated to open in 2037.
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