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Crafting of New Development Plan for Eldoret Municipality in Progress

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The Eldoret Municipality has initiated an ambitious program that will see a new Integrated Development Plan put in place.

Under the initiative, the municipality is hoping to review its boundaries so as to include new estates that have emerged and required the services of urban centres like sewerage system and piped water among others.

According to the Municipality Board chairman Julius Kitur, the plan will also help hasten the process of elevating Eldoret town to a city. Kitur revealed that conferment of a city status had been delayed due to the fact that currently, the Eldoret International Airport is not under the municipality.

“To be a city, we must have an airport and this is why we need to expand the parameters of the municipal boundaries to have it to be part of the Eldoret municipality. We have already met the other parameter of population because we have even overtaken Kisumu,” says the Eldoret municipality board chairman.

He also noted that the Municipality is congested and the Development Plan with help open it up.

Some of the key areas that will be considered when coming up with the development plan expect to be used for various projects in Eldoret town for the next 100 years include housing, environment, education, social amenities like hospitals, schools, religious places among others.

Uasin Gishu Deputy Governor Daniel Chemno says with the rising population and the ever-shrinking land size, it might require that future developers of residential estates focus on setting up high rise buildings.

“High-rise buildings for this town will be good because the residential areas will accommodate more people, it will create more space for social amenities like markets, schools, churches, among others,” Chemno said.

Currently, there are only a few residential estates in Eldoret town with high-rise buildings.

The Eldoret Municipality Integrated Development Plan is being worked on by the GeoDev Kenya Limited, a consultancy firm that won the tender. The firm is expected to engage locals and other stakeholders in collecting their views on what they wish to see Eldoret be in future.

By Joshua Cheloti

A seasoned digital journalist adept at spotting, developing, editing articles and investigating issues with an aim to educate, inspire, entertain and engage the audience.

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