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PREMIUM Nairobi high-rise zoning rules face Supreme Court test Nairobi 1 hour ago Listen

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He argued that the project violates the applicable zoning rules and that the lower courts wrongly relied on the Nairobi City County Development Control Policy, 2021, which they say was only a draft.

At the centre of the appeal filed by residents is whether the lower courts properly relied on the Nairobi City County Development Control Draft Policy, 2021 to uphold approvals for a 16-storey apartment development on Mbaazi Avenue proposed in 2023.

According to the residents, the 2021 policy was merely a draft undergoing legislative approval and public participation and therefore could not lawfully justify a 16-storey building where the applicable zoning permitted only four floors "Policy not gazetted" Mr Ochiel argued the policy had not been formally adopted or gazetted when the dispute was determined.

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