Lands, Physical Planning, Housing and Urban Development

The department is responsible for the supervision of land administration institutions and the valuation of land and other properties. It includes policy formulation in management and administration of County land, land banking, overseeing the operations of County Land Control Boards, establishing a database of properties acquired through devolved functions, and generating and collecting County land revenue. Additionally, the department is responsible for Physical Planning, Survey and GIS, including preparation of plans for upcoming towns, enforcement of physical planning rules, and producing County Atlas, digitizing all villages and related GIS data. It also provides technical support relating to land registration and acquisition processes to the County Government.

Organization of the Department

The department is organized into the following directorates

1. Director Lands

2. Director Physical Planning

3. Director Urban Development

4. Director Housing

5. Director GIS

Lands, Physical Planning, Housing and Urban Development

Mission

The Mission is “To facilitate improvement of the livelihood of Homa-Bay County residents through efficient administration, equitable access, secure tenure, proper housing and sustainable management of Land resources.”

Vision

The Vision of the County Department of Lands, Housing, Physical Planning & Urban Development is “Excellence in land management, proper housing and physical planning for sustainable development of Homa-Bay County.”

Organization of the Department

The department is organized into the following directorate

Dr. Peter Ogolla
Dr. Peter Ogolla
CEC Member for Lands

Dr. Peter Ogolla is the CECM - Lands, Physical Planning, Housing and Urban Development.

Sector Projects

In the first 100 days of her administration, Governor Gladys Wanga has made good of her promise to tackle the housing crisis in Homa Bay. Through c...
The state department of housing and urban development in partnership with the county government of Homa Bay have undertaken a major infrastructu...
The launch of the Kenya Informal Settlement Improvement Project 2 (KISIP2) marks a significant milestone in the county's efforts to improve the living...
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