Amalgamation involves the combination of two or more pieces of land that are under separate titles into one piece of land with only one title. Amalgamation renders the title deeds for the various sub-units null and
void by merging them into one new title deed.

Amalgamation is the opposite of
subdivision which is the process of dividing one piece of land to several
plots. In case you missed it, you can read more about the process
of subdividing land to numerous plots.

The
process of amalgamation of land involves the drafting of an amalgamation/subdivision plan/scheme
showing the plots to be combined. The investor, through a registered physical
planner makes an application to the County Government through filling in PPA 1
form attaching the plan/scheme and a planning brief explaining why the
amalgamation or subdivision is in line with the policy. The requisite fee will
be paid to the County government and the receipt annexed to the planning Brief
presented to the County Government.

Requirements.

For amalgamations, you need to include:

1. Dully
   filled P.P.A 1 forms in triplicate submitted and signed by a Registered Physical
   Planner
2. Amalgamation/Subdivision
   Scheme (5 Blue prints and 1 Linen print)
3. Planning
   Brief by a Registered Physical Planner (signed accordingly)
4. Ownership
   documents (Title Deed)
5. Comprehensive
   Location Plan
6. Application
   fee receipt
7. Rates
   payment receipts

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Professional & Statutory Costs

The Statutory & Professionals Costs involved for the
amalgamation/subdivision application are particularized below:

1. Application
   fee (Fee is charged per plot subdivided or amalgamated and varies in
   different counties)
2. PPA 1
   form fee (Is always Ksh.1000 in all counties)
3. Professional
   Fee (Depends on the size of the project and the area the property is
   located)

 Conclusion

I hope the above covers general questions you may have. Should you however need further clarifications, we remain
available for further consultation. If
you require a qualified land surveyor, you can reach out to Steddy Trading Real Estate on 0722244971 or write to us on [email protected].

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