GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 18592

IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by sections 15, 16, 17 and 18 of the Land Act, 2012 and section 105 (2) of the Land Registration Act, 2012, the National Land Commission issues this reservation order to reserve and vest the care, control and management of the land parcel no. L.R. No. 1432/191 measuring approximately 0.196 hectares and situated in Homa Bay County as described in FR No. 592/70 to Kenya Wildlife Service, hereinafter referred to as” The Management Body” The management body shall hold and use the reserved land parcel subject to the following special conditions: 1. The land shall only be used as a Staff Quarters. 2. The management body shall not with possession of the reserved land or any portion thereof without the written consent of the National Land Commission. 3. Within 180 days of publication of this reservation order, the management body shall prepare a land use and management plan that: (a) Complies with physical planning regulations and other relevant laws. (b) Addresses conservation, environmental and heritage considerations. (c) Upholds constitutional values and principles. (d) Provides for regulated access to community livelihood areas (e.g., grazing, salt licks, livestock watering points). (e) Secures Wildlife Corridors and dispersal areas to mitigate human- wildlife conflicts. 4. Before undertaking any major development project, the management body shall conduct an Environmental and social Impact Assessment (ESIA) in line with the Environmental Management and Co-ordination Act, 1999 (EMCA). 5. At least 10% of the land shall be under tree and vegetation cover to support national green growth and climate resilience objectives. 6. The management body shall: (a) Identify and map Ecologically Sensitive Areas(ESAs). (b) Develop an inventory of natural assets within the parcel. (c) Monitor these assets and submit annual reports to National Land Commission. (d) Safeguard fragile resources such a water bodies, forests, and wildlife habitats. 7. The management body shall promote sustainable land use practices, including: (a) Rehabilitation of quarries and waste sites. (b) Recycling, re-use, and composing of waste. (c) Adoption of climate – smart technologies to reduce carbon emissions. (d) Compliance with Global Industry Practices (GIPs) for environmental and public health standards. 8. Local content shall be promoted by engaging communities to create jobs and income opportunities. 9. The management body shall facilitate co-ordination with public agencies operating on the land for optimal and efficient service delivery. 10. The management body shall maintain clear demarcation and security of parcel boundaries. 11. The management body shall establish inclusive governance structures for conflict resolution and peace building, involving local leaders, women and youth. 12. Any statutory assessments payable to the County Government shall be dully remitted. Dated the 23rd September, 2025. GERSHOM OTACHI, MR/7893392 Chairman, National Land Commission.