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Where to Buy Land: Uasin Gishu Developing Plans For 6 Fast-Growing Trading Centers

 

The County Government of Uasin Gishu Uasin Gishu is finalizing the development of physical plans for several fast-growing trading centers within the county.

 Together with expert input from the National Land Commission and The State Department of Physical Planning, the county through the Department of Lands, Housing, Physical Planning, and Urban development have been able to come up with Physical Plans for several centers among them Kipsigak, Garage, Tuiyo, Kaplolo, Ngeria and Kipsangui.

Chief Officer for Physical Planning and Urban Development Kenneth Mbeka while chairing a presentation session for the plans noted that the process included the Urban Development identification of the main planning issues in the centers, providing its spatial framework to act as a basis for developing standards and regulations.


 "A key factor in the process of coming up with these Physical Plans was the incorporation of environmental concerns for sustainable development and provision a framework for the coordination of stakeholders participation, input from them and implementation of the plans on the ground," said Mbeka. 

NLC Uasin Gishu County Coordinator Andrew Rotich together with the Assistant Director North Rift Coordinator SDPP Veronica Ndunge appreciated the County's efforts in coming up with such projects which they termed as transformative. 

"These trading centers are in strategic locations that will transform the County's economy. Key concerns in the plans are road networks, boundaries, and existing developments. The plan proposals have been designed with the aim of promoting order and harmony among the existing and proposed land uses," noted Rotich.

 

Director Physical Planning Daniel Koech on his part noted that the plan proposals are accompanied by development guidelines, sector improvement strategies and an implementation strategy that aims at achieving sustainable development in Uasin Gishu County. 

The County Government of Uasin Gishu is already working on enhancing infrastructure in three other urban centers as they prepare them to be elevated into township status.

 

Also Read: Three Urban Centers in Uasin Gishu Set to Attain Township Status 

The three are Burnt Forest, Cheramei, and Moi’s Bridge, all of which are already witnessing a facelift with several major road constrictions works going on.

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