Geographic Information Systems (GIS) can be defined as database management systems for handling large amounts of spatial and nons-patial data with as little redundancy as possible to serve one or more applications . DBMs can manipulate, analyse and retrieve data by using many GIS functions to produce useful information for planners in decision making and planning. GIS collect data by the use of sensor technologies (e.g. remote sensing and web services), handle data through spatial data infrastructure and support spatial decisions through advanced geospatial modeling and geovisualization. Furthermore, for urban development and its sustainability, GIS technology can be used jointly with remote sensing data and spatial models for classifying land use, creating national spatial information databases and assessing urban residential development . GIS can support SMC in the various applications of land use, planning utilities and infrastructure, transportation and solid waste management, and environmental modeling