MINISTERIAL ORDER N° 05/Cab.M/015 OF 21/05/2015 DETERMINING THE CONTENTS OF URBAN PLANNING DOCUMENTS AND PROCEDURES FOR INVESTIGATION, INITIATION, ORGANIZATION AND ISSUANCE OF AUTHORIZATION TO CARRY OUT URBAN PLANNING OPERATIONS | 05/CAB.M/015 OF 21/05/2015 — Rwanda law | Esheria

MINISTERIAL ORDER N° 05/Cab.M/015 OF 21/05/2015 DETERMINING THE CONTENTS OF URBAN PLANNING DOCUMENTS AND PROCEDURES FOR INVESTIGATION, INITIATION, ORGANIZATION AND ISSUANCE OF AUTHORIZATION TO CARRY OUT URBAN PLANNING OPERATIONS

This provision says the Order sets the contents of urban planning documents and the procedures for initiation, investigation, organization, and issuance of authorizations for urban planning operations.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
05/CAB.M/015 OF 21/05/2015
Status
In force
Version
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Language
mul
Updated
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This provision says the Order sets the contents of urban planning documents and the procedures for initiation, investigation, organization, and issuance of authorizations for urban planning operations. An urban planning document must set out a development framework and the principles and requirements for development in a specific area. Urban planning documents must have two parts: a background study and a planning component. A local land development plan must set zoning rules, identify priority projects, and spell out implementation details for agreed planning scenarios. A district, the City of Kigali, or a responsible government agency may develop complementary urban planning documents.