Nairobi Objection Tracker
Nairobi City County — Planning Department
Public Objection Submission Portal
🔒 A citizen account is required to lodge an objection
Objections are not accepted anonymously. Your account holds your objection, its progress, messages from the vetting officer and every letter issued in response — including the decision. It takes a minute to create and only needs a working e-mail address.
Your right under PLUPA 2019 (Section 58(7)–(8)):
every applicant for development permission must notify the public, and that notice must invite objections to
the County
Executive Committee Member for consideration. Objections are due within the period stated on the notice —
fourteen (14) days on the
prescribed forms (Legal Notice 253 of 2021). The CECM must take public comments into account when deciding
(Section 61(1)(d)).
⚠ Important — Please Read Before Submitting
- Use your valid legal name — Enter your full name exactly as it appears on your National ID card or a verifiable KRA PIN certificate. Pseudonyms or incomplete names will cause your objection to be rejected.
- Attach the Gazette Notice — You must upload a copy of the published Gazette notice, onsite notice or newspaper advertisement for the development you are objecting to. This is required for your objection to be processed.
- Supporting evidence — Attach any additional documents that support your objection, such as list of signatories, ID numbers,photographs, or professional reports.
- 14-day statutory window — Objections must be filed within 14 days of the date of the Gazette notice. Late submissions may not be considered.
- Accuracy of information — Provide correct contact details (phone/email) so the planning committee can reach you for further clarification if needed.
- One objection per form — If you wish to object to multiple developments, please submit a separate form for each.