Jakarta requested that a three-dimensional map be constructed of SA's capital. The space twenty metres above any pre-existing structures would be available for sale – through an auction process – with net proceeds to go directly to the bait-ul-maal. Jakarta thought that this would be a practical way of addressing the complaints relating to the noise from air traffic from the main airport. Jakarta felt that this would provide a practical way of addressing air pollution by creating clear ownership rights that would make litigation and/or injunctions increasingly useful.
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