GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 2624

the following impacts and mitigaiion measures: ' Possible impacts Mitigation rzletulzrg'.ç GAZETTENOTICENO. 3895 Tlv BANKRUPTCY ACT (Cap. 53) (Under Rule 145 okthe Baniruptcy Rules) RECEIVING ORDER Debtor's zltzmc.-Michael Richu Kibunyi. Address.-p.o. Box 6, Solai, DeJcrf/p/ffprl.-Businessman. Date t#'.&frlg petitioti.-Lgttt April, 2005. C/llrr--lligh Court of Kenya at Milimani Commercial Courts, ' ' Nairobi ' Cause Ntp.-21 of 2005. Date oforder.-lîst April, 2005. Whether debtor or creditor's pdfffftm-Debtor's petition. Acf or acts o-flwnkrupfày.-lnability to pay debts. Dated the 26th April, 2005. Deputy Omcial Receiver. 3. Incremse in water demand (a) More bore holes will be sunk to due to increase in population cater for the projected population increase. (b) Rain water will be collected by dams for animal use. (c) Addttional water tanks would be ' installed asz'l.well as improving the water piping network in the area. 4. Impacts on ground water V) More trees will be planted on the resources site. (b) More dams will be set up and While the existing ones will be raised to prevent the effect df silt accumulating and tilling them. Positive impacts (a) Employment of people in the subdivided farms and the r e s u l t a n t s e c o n d a r y developments. . (b) Solve the problem of landlessness in the area hence improving the living standards of the people in the area. The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: (J) Director-General, National Environment Managemènt Authority, Kapiti Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. (bj The Permanent Secretary, Ministr'y of Environmtnt, Natural Resourcesx M. aji House, 6+ Floor, P.O. Box 30521, Nairobi. (c) The Provincial Director of Environment, Eastern Province, Vmbu. (#) District Environment Officer, at Distrkt Commissioner's Oftke, Makueni District. The National Environment Management Authority invites Inemers of the public to submit oral or written comments wlthin sixty GAZE'IM'E NoTICE No. 3677 Tlœ ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO.ORDINATION ACT (No. 8 //1999) TIIE NATIONAL ENVIRONWNT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY NOTICETO THE PUBLIC TO SUBMITCOMMBNTS 0N AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACF ASSF.SSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED SUBDIVISION OFMALILI RANCH IN MAKUENI DISTRICT PURSUANT to regulation 21 of the Environmental (lmpact Assessment and Audit) Regulations. the National Environment . l 152 THE KENYA GAZETTE ztytn zway, zuua (60) days from' the date of publication of ihis notice to assist the Authority in the approval process of the project to the Director- Gcneml, National Environment Management Authority, Kapiti Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. Dated the 15th April. 2005. R. W. MICHIEKA. Director-General, National Environment Management Apthority. Possibte impacts 4. Impacts on ground water' rCSOtIrCeS (b) More dams will bc set up and while the existing ones will be raised to prevcnt the effect of silt accumulatiag and filling them. Positive impacts (a) Employment of people in the subdivided farms and the r e s u l t a n t s e c o n d a r y developrnents, . . (b) So1 ve the problem of landlessness in the area henct improving the Iiving standards of the peoplc in the area. The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: ' Midgation measures (a) More trees will be planted on the site. GAZE'ITE NOTICE NO. 3678 Ti1E ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No. 8 qf 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY NOTICE TO THE PUBLICTO SUBMIT COMMENTS ON AN ENVIRONMEUAL IkPACF ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED SUBDIVISION OF AIMI MA KILUNGU RANCH IN MAKUENI DISTRIG PURSUANT to regulation . 21 of the Environmental (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), has received an environmental impact assessment study report for the subdivision of Aimi Ma Kilungu Ranch by Aimi Ma Kilungu Limited. The proposed subdivision of Aimi Ma Kilungu Ranch will be located in Makueni District. Thc Ranch is measuring about 18,646. 1 acres comprising of seven parcels. lt borders Malili Ranch to the north, Ulu Settlement Scheme to 4he west, Kiu Ranch to the south and Kiima Kiu Settlement Sclleme to the east. ne Ranch is about 80 kilometres from Nairobi. The Nairobi-Mombasa Highway passes through the ranch. The objective of the subdivision is to allow individual ownership of land hence 'incyeasing production due to eftkient management. This will also generate income for the shareholders. Thc project anticipates the following impacts and mitigation measures: Possible impacts Mitigation measures l . lmpacts on the physical (a) Some of the ranch area will be environment and biodiversity set aside as a conservation area and the area surrounding it will not be cultivated. (b) Soil erosion will be minimized by planting trees along the roads. (c) The applicant shall prepare and implement a screen tree planting program at the marginal area of the farm and 'at the conservation land set aside. 2. Human-wildlife conflict; (a) The wiidlife come into and out habitat loss, disruption of of the ranch and it is the role of namral movement pattems of the Kenya Wildlife Servicc to wildlife and loss of aesthetic ensure that the wildlife do not beauty penetrate into people's shambas and caust havoc. (b) Conservation land and transition zones will be set aside. (c) Implement a screen tee planting programme ai the marginal areas of the fann. 3. Increase in water demand (a) More bore holes will be sunk to due to increase in population cater for the projected population increase. R. W. MICHIEKA, Direaor-General, National Environment Jftmtqerrlenf Authority GAZETTENOTICENO. 3896 TIIE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No. 8 4J 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY NOTICETOTHE PUBLIC TO SUBMITCOMMENTS ON AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPAG ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FORTHE PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL HOUSING OFF RING ROAD KILIMAM KILELBSHWA, NAIROBI' # ' . PURSUANT to regulation 21 of the Environmental (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulationss the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), has received an environmental impact assessment study report for the groposed residential housing development in Kileleshwa. Nairobi by Vlraj Development Limited. The proposed project will be simated off Ring Road, Kilimani. on plot No. 209/12586. The site borders Kirichwa Kubwa Riker to the East and parcels of land. residential houses and Kenya Power and Lighting to the West. The objective of the, project is to develop nine (9) housing apartment blocks comprising 82 lmusing units designed as one,' two and four bedrooms of four (4) storeys each. The project anticipates the following impacts and mitigation measures: Possible t-mpacts Jffffpaflbn measures Destruction of the physical (a) Replant indigenous trees in areas ehvironment'. Soil erosion w h ere v e g e tat ion i s and loss of biodiversity unnecessarily removed. (b) Larger flora and treçs will be retained. (b) Rain water will be collrcted by dams for animal use. (c) Additional water tanks would be installed as well as improving the water piping network. in the area. (J) Director-General, National Environment Ménagement Authority, Kapiti Road, off Mombasa Road , P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. ' @) The Permanent Secretary. Ministry of Environment, Natural Rejources, Maji House, 6th Floor, P.O. Box 30521, Nairobi. (c) The Provi'ncial Director of Environment , Easte' rn Provinee , Embu. (dj District Environment Officer, at Distric.t Commissioler's Oftice, Makueni District. The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within sixty' (60) days from the date of publication of this notice to assist the Authority in the approval process of the project to the Director- Generala Natitmal Environment Management Authority , Kapiti Road. P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. Dated the 15th April. 2005. z-vzul zvzay, zlxo THE KENYA GAZETTE 1 153 Possible gn/m(.'/.ç Mitiqqqtion measures (:) The Permaneut Secretary , Ministl'y of Environment, Naturat (c) Landscaping and a1l disturbed nesources, Maji Housc, 6th Floor. P.O. B0x 3052 1 . Nairobi. . areas. . (c) The Provincial Director of Environzent, Nairobi . Province, (d) Construct masonry benching. as ' hitect' s approval, to XYVO HOLISe. per arc control surface runoff and soil ' (g) ojstrict Environment Officer. Westlands. erosion at site. (e) Establish and maintain terraces on open landscaped Iand to minimize incidences of surface runoff at site- (f) Prov i de appropriate waste management programmes, for soil and liquid to control soil pollution and degradation on environment. (g) Create and reserve a buffer zone between the project site and adjacent riparian wetland to protect and conserve existing flora and fauna. 2. Increased water demand and (u) R ecycli ny of water at the pollution constrtlctlon phase where possible. The National Envïronmcnt Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments wlthin sixty' (60) days from the date of publication of this notice to assist the Authority in the appreval process of the project to the Director- General, National Environment Management Authority, Kapiti Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi, Dated the 26th April, 2005. R. W. MICHIEKA, Direczor-Generalb National âkWr(??7?>Ic?;/ Mallagenlent zzilff/yrarf/y. GAZETTB NoT1çE No. 3897 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACI' Lcal). 26j) THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF NANYUKI APPROVAL OF BY-I,AWS (/7) Make use of roof catchments to provide water especially during the collstl'uction phase. Mi nimize contanlination of surfacc water entering the stream by providing appropriate liquid and solid warte management. (d) Plant and maintain vegetative cover within the non-paved areas to minimize evaporation and enhance stream recharge. Air, dust and noise pollution (a) Install dust scrubbers on the exhaust of emitting machinery to reduce smoke pollution. PURSUANT to section 2O5 ( l ) of Xthe Local Government Act. notice is given that the Mull,cipal Council of Nanyuki has made the under-mentioned by-laws and have received the necessary approval by the Minister for Local Government. - The salne will now have the force of Iaw within the area of jurisdiction of the Municipal Council of Nanyuki, with effect froln the dattt ()1- publication of this notice. The Municipal Ctauncil ot- Nanyuki (Fire Prevention and Fire Bligade) By-laws. The Municipal Council of Nanyuki (Slaughterhouse) By-laws. The Municipal Council of Nanyuki (General Nuisance) By-laws. (d) The Municipal Council of Nanyuki (Ofnnibus Stations Parkiag Places) By-laws. (e) The Munkcipal Council of Nanyuki (Hawkers) By-laws. (1) The Municipal Council of Nanyuki (Licensing of Premises and Traders) By-laws. ' (g) The Municipal Council of Nanyuki (Cemetery) By-laws. (h) The Municipal Council of Nanyuki (Pounds) By-laws. (1)) Ercct dust screens and buffer fcnces to lninimize the amount of dust and noise generated during construction affecting adiacent facilities. (c) Spray o f water duri ng the constructkoit work. ' (#) R egu l ar m a i n te n a 11 cc o f c o n s t r u c t i on p l a nt a n d equipmcnt. ('e) Use of ear (lnuffs) protectors by workers. 'I'he Municipal Council of Nanyuki (Hides and Skins Cess) By- Iaws. Risks. hazards and slope stability (a) Ercct warning signs to avoid lisks from moving vehicles. (1,) Use smaller trucks that make narrow turnings avoid accidents from moving vchicles. (c) Plant trees to curb landslides. (d) Construct and lnaintain storln water drains to channel tlood waters. (e) Construct masonry benching along the site's lower regions to enhance slope stability. (j) Construct and maintain six (6) m e te r w a I I e m b a n k m e nt , reinforced with tensile steel bars. abutting the stream to a'void risks from floods. (j) Tbe Municipal Council of Nanyuki (Public Markets) By-laws. (k) The Municipal Council of Nanytlki (Ptlblic Roads and Strects) By-laws. (l) The Municipal Council of Nanyuki (Public Parks and Open Space) By-laws. Dated the 5th May. 2005. ROBINSON WANG'ONDU. Ffp3fzn Clerk. GAZETFE NOTICE NO. 3898 Tl1E LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) The ftlll report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: ' (aj Director-General, National Authoiity, Kapiti Road, off ' 67839-00200. Nairobi. Environment Management Mombasa Road. P.O. Box THE MANDERA DISTRICT TRADE DEVELOPMENT JOINT BOARD APPOINTMEGOFBOARD MEMBERS IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by paragraph 3 ef the Local Govemment (Mandera District Trade Development Joint Board) Order, 6965. the County Council of Mandera appoints- Cllr.'osman Abdille Sheikh, Cllr. Salah Mohamed Ali, Cllr. Mbhamed Osman Am to 'be members of the Mandera Trade Development Joint Board, for a period of three (3) jears, with immediate effect. The appointment of the following counclllors has hence been revoked- ' Cllr. Moharih ed Ibrahim Mohamed, CI1r. Bulle Dahir Omar, Cllr. Mohamed Abdullahi Bulle, Cllr. Gedia Malele Abdirahman. Dated the 15tl1 April, i005. . j. u. uwuaxjx, Clerk to Coultcil, Mandera County Council. GAZE'I'TB NoixlcE No. 3899 Tl'lE PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (No. 6 of 1996) Tlœ COUNTY COUNCIL OF OLKEJUADO CHANGB OF USER SCHEDIJLE-ICIm/Z) Description proqosedfees A',%. Eggs per 10 trays Flowers per bunch Vegetables per bag Potatoes per baj Fruits per crate Dried/fresh tish per basket Beans per bag Beans per tin (debej Maize per bag Maize per tin Cassava per bag Cassava 1/ z bag Charcoal per bag Market day hawkers Market day vehicle hawiers: Canter Lony Pick-up Rents per annuln: Industrial Commercial Workshop Residential House rent on private landper montll: Single room Self contained l room Self contained 2 rooms Rental houses per month: 3 bedroom 2 bedroom 1 bedroom Posts: Electricity post per annum Telephone per annum - Temporary occupied land per month Applications fee: S. B. P/licenccs Replacement letters of allocation Plots 550 12,000 1,200 7,000 1,200 2,000 3,500 4,500 2,500 2,100 1,200 ' 2O0 60 2,000 500 600 150 Clearance certiticate l .500 Mining approval 10,000 Plot Sub-division 6,000 Alterations/ammçndments 200 Name insertion/con'ection 200 Records ammendments upon transfer of property 500 Temporary occupational land: compmly sponsored 800 non-sponsored . . 400 Bill board/banner installation 500 Allôcation on council'land: 1 acre to 4 acres 20,000 5 acres to 10 acres 30,000 10 acres to 50 acres 50,000 Over 50 acres ' 80,000 Building plan approval.. ' Ground floor ' ' 5,500 One fltmr 10,000 Two fioors 15,000 Threc floors 20,000 Beyond three floors 25,000 Advertisements/installations.' Bmmzr per day 500 Banner per week 1,500 Bmmer per month 3,000 Billboard exceeding 41/2 square f1. p.a 7,500 Billboard not exceeding 4% square ft. p.a 3,000 Billboard illuminated p.a 4,000 ' . THE Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) Ngong, the owner of plot No. L.R. Ngongmgongelock 2/90, skuate in Ngong Township, intends to change use of their plot from commercial to church purposes subject to approval by the Physical Planning Act. Any one with objections to tlte proposal should forward the same stating the grounds on which they are made 'within fourteen (14) days from the date of publication of this notice, to the Clerk, County Council of Olkejuado, P.O. Box 1 1, Kajiado. Dated the 5th May, 2005. OMAR ABDI, Clcrk to Council GAZE'ITE NOTICE NO. 3900 Tlv LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (cap. 285) Tlœ TOWN COUNCIL OF IIAJIADO APPROVEDFBES AND CHARGES FOk THE YEAR 2005 ' IN EXXRCISE of the powers conferred by sedion 148 of the Local Government Act, the Town Council of Kajiado, has with the approval of tlw Minister for Local Government, imposed thc following revised and approved fees and 'charges with effect from z8thlune, 2004. SCHEDMLE Description ' ty esPropose fe Ksh. Markets: Stalls per month Hotels per month Butche 'nes per month 'Shops per'month Main shade (stores) per month ' Tables per month Markets: Chillies perkilo 10 Onions per net . 35 Cabbages per sack 50 Fruits per sack 50 Sorghum/millet 90 kg. 50 'Nmatoes per crate 35 Tomatoes per baket 15 Pawpaw per basket . 15 . Poultry per head 15 Eggs 1= 5 tray: . 10 20th May, 2005 THE KENYA GAZETTE 1155 SCHEDULE-IC/N/J.) De.%lll-illtion jlmym pyetj fees KSh. Sales and pronîotiorl/ van or vehicle jitted wf//l public nlddress system: Per day Per week Per month Mobile clinic per day Mobile clinic per week Search fee: Beacons Records below two years Records over 2 to 4 years Records over 4 years Sand t:z.ç.ç.. Lorry per day-single dif Lon'y per day--double dif Prime mover lony per day Lorry per week-single dif Lorry per week-z-doublè dif Prime mover lorry-per week Dunqlingfees: Sand per day Sand per week Sahd per month Quarry stones/ballust/ltardpstare.. Per day per Iorry upto 7 tonnes Per week per lorry upto 7 tonnes Per month per lorry upto 7 tonnes Scrap melal: ' Per wcek per lorry upto 7 tonnes Per month pcr Iorr' y upto 7 tonnes Poulîdfec y?cr vehicle, iIcl??, artide. pllftyr/f-l/ per day or /?Jr/ therettf: Lonies Buses Mini-bus Nissan type Cars and taxis Sales vehicle Tractors Other equipment Unspecitied item/article lllegal (,.fl??.ç#f/c/ft??2,- Toolj, implements. items, material Enforcement hire charge for the above (J) and (?J) Animalsper day fpr//cr/ thereoh Cattle Goat/sheep Horse/donkey/mule Bird Dog/cat Application for rqlease ofimpounded.. Vehicle, item or article Animal Bird On illtgal construction Bus pzcrk/'ee per day: Nissan Peugeout Mini-bus Bus Cemetry Fee: ' Burial fee (child) l(X) Burial fee (adult) 220 Special grave (child) 250 Special grave (adult) 500 Chanv ofuser: 1 plot 150 x su-Agricultural to residential 1,5* 2 plots of 1œx5(1- Agriculnlml to residential 2.0* l ,000 4,000 l 0,000 1,200 5,000 200 500 l ,000 2.000 5.000 5,000 I 0,000 30,000 SCHEDULE-IC/n/J.) Description proposedpes KSh. 1 acre plot from- Agricultural to residential 5.000 i acres and above - Agricultural to residential 6.000 Agricultural to residential 20,000 Agricultural to commercial 20,000 TranRfer.fee: Residential 6,000 Commercial 7,500 Commissioner of lands plots residential 8,000 C'ommercial or as per Ministerial Circulars whichever is higher 8,000 Slaughterfee per euch: Cow/camel 50 Sheep/Goat 20 Hides 30 Skin 20 Meat Transporters 1.400 Miscellaneous: Penalty for late payment (SBP) -25% after 30th June Conservancy f8e ' 1 ,000 Sale of Council minutes per copy 200 ' CONDITIONS Every permit issued under this resolntion shall be produced fOr inspection to any police officer or an employee of the council authorized to do so by the council. Any Medical Ofticer of Hea1th. Public Hea1th Officer, Vetelinag Officer or othrr authorized ofticer may at any reasonable time vislt any gremises whether permitted under this resolution or any other condltion to any permit issued under this resolution. 2,500 7,000 2.000 5.000 l ,000 4,000 Any person who is guilty of an offence under this resolqtion shall on conviction be liable to a tine not exceeding KSh. 3,000 or to imlrisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to both fine and imprisonment. By Order of the Town Council of Kajiado. Dated the 24th June, 2004. D . T. MUTII, T/wn Clerk. 1,000 1.000 600 1.000 500