Controlled Development Manenos

Aviator

Elder Lister
There's this "gated" community somewhere that has rules against putting high rise buildings. A guy buys a plot there and sets up to build a 5-floor flat. Gets all necessary NEMA, NCA and kanjo approvals for the same. At third floor, he receives a letter from the resident's association informing him that the area is controlled and he cannot continue with the project. The guy replies that he is not a member of the association and is therefore not bound by their rules. He continues to state that the resident's association has no mandate in approving or disapproving his project as there are government agencies constitutionally mandated to do that work.

Mtu kama huyo tumfanyie nini?
 

Tuthu wa Ndenderu

Senior Lister
There's this "gated" community somewhere that has rules against putting high rise buildings. A guy buys a plot there and sets up to build a 5-floor flat. Gets all necessary NEMA, NCA and kanjo approvals for the same. At third floor, he receives a letter from the resident's association informing him that the area is controlled and he cannot continue with the project. The guy replies that he is not a member of the association and is therefore not bound by their rules. He continues to state that the resident's association has no mandate in approving or disapproving his project as there are government agencies constitutionally mandated to do that work.

Mtu kama huyo tumfanyie nini?
Home owner's Association takes precedence. But, the kenyan legal system is full of surprises
 

Aviator

Elder Lister
What is the user of the land? Single dwelling unit or multiple residential? Did he change the user from single to multiple dwelling? Whom did he consult? When did NEMA issue the license? Did they follow the procedure?
Not sure but the guy has all the necessary approvals.
 

Missdee

Lister
There's this "gated" community somewhere that has rules against putting high rise buildings. A guy buys a plot there and sets up to build a 5-floor flat. Gets all necessary NEMA, NCA and kanjo approvals for the same. At third floor, he receives a letter from the resident's association informing him that the area is controlled and he cannot continue with the project. The guy replies that he is not a member of the association and is therefore not bound by their rules. He continues to state that the resident's association has no mandate in approving or disapproving his project as there are government agencies constitutionally mandated to do that work.

Mtu kama huyo tumfanyie nini?
Take him to court, I wish we could have auch rules hapa kwetu
 

Therapist

Lister
There's this "gated" community somewhere that has rules against putting high rise buildings. A guy buys a plot there and sets up to build a 5-floor flat. Gets all necessary NEMA, NCA and kanjo approvals for the same. At third floor, he receives a letter from the resident's association informing him that the area is controlled and he cannot continue with the project. The guy replies that he is not a member of the association and is therefore not bound by their rules. He continues to state that the resident's association has no mandate in approving or disapproving his project as there are government agencies constitutionally mandated to do that work.

Mtu kama huyo tumfanyie nini?
He is within his rights. Kuleni hu
 

Aviator

Elder Lister
Yaani hakuna mtu aliona foundation ikichimbwa akasema, 'Kuna nyumba kubwa inakuja hapa'.

Kuna moja mtaani walijaribu kuleta na tukazima kama residents. This was straight after the building got approval. Not after they got to 10th floor.
And?
Give whole story.
 

thesavage

Lister
I suspect that guy does not intend to live there. He is bulding the house for people who live in flats. What those other guys should do is move to another area without high rise buildings, abandon their current houses and put up high rises in their place.

But people who like stepping on other's toes, especially stepping on the toes of a whole community, they don't get far. A fire starts, your car loses brakes, or a gang of thugs waylay you and carjack you (or kill you) etc etc...
 
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Lister
There's this "gated" community somewhere that has rules against putting high rise buildings. A guy buys a plot there and sets up to build a 5-floor flat. Gets all necessary NEMA, NCA and kanjo approvals for the same. At third floor, he receives a letter from the resident's association informing him that the area is controlled and he cannot continue with the project. The guy replies that he is not a member of the association and is therefore not bound by their rules. He continues to state that the resident's association has no mandate in approving or disapproving his project as there are government agencies constitutionally mandated to do that work.

Mtu kama huyo tumfanyie nini?
:LOL: Itabidi mzoee. With one comes many. The good thing is that if you have a vacant plot in that area you will be a birrionea in a few years, Kilimani style.
 
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