GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 11668

PURSUANT to Regulation 21 of Environmental Impact Assessment and Audit Regulations, the National Environment Management Authority ,(NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the implementation of proposed Keroka – Nyangusu Road and Kiamokoma Loop Up-grading. The road project involves Earthworks, construction of pavements and bitumen surfacing. The project anticipates the following impacts and mitigation measures: Possible Impacts Mitigation Measures Water pollution •No solid waste, fuels or oils should be discharged into drainage and streams. •Contain leakages from maintenance, fueling and clearing of vehicles and construction equipment. •Control asphalt preparation plants and transfer facilities. •Identify point sources of pollution along the route and isolate them for professional handling. Sand and soil degradation •Contaminated soil should be removed from site and treated before disposal. •Control dumping of oil residuals, asphalt and vehicle parts. •Top soils from materials sites should be held on site for rehabilitation. •Stabilize out sections, fills and quarries. Topography, hydrology and drainage •Identify key environmental and solid features likely to be affected by cutting. •Integrate landscaping designs to moderate effects of cutting. •Stabilize road side surface with structures. •Vegetation should be left intact on stream flood plains for silt buffering. •All surface runoff to be directed to existing natural drains. Health, safety and security •Contractor to prepare and implement health and safety measures, and present there in a health and safety plan. •Sensitization on HIV/AIDS should be done in the workmen's camps. •Install appropriate signage on • diversions for safety of road users. Provide medical and insurance cover for all employees. Quarrying • Material sites exploitation be planned and borrow such that one is exhausted and pits rehabilitated before opening another section. • Requested quarrying be formalized and benefits defined, no impacts to neighbours. • Hold top soils and vegetation matter near the quarries for back filling and rehabilitation. Waste • Undertake an inventory of the types Management soils, oil/grease, filters, camp (mainly • and qualities of waste generated. Access, opportunities for reducing solid waste generation from operation& waste, etc) _. • Determine appropriate management options for each type of waste. • Excess soil should be disposed off. sites appropriately. • Provisional material storage on site should be designed and installed. The full report of the proposed .project is available for inspection during working hours at (a)Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources, NHIP Building, P.O. Box 30521, Nairobi. (b)Director-General, National Environment Management Authority, Kapifi Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. (c)District Environment Office, Kisii District The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director-General, National Environment Management Authority, to assist the Authority in the approval process of the project B. M. LANGWEN, for Director-General. National Environment Management Authority. GAZETTE NCMCE No. 11669 THE WATER ACI% (No. 8 of 2002) The project is located in Gucha and Kisii Central Districts. The road project cuts through Masaba Division. Nyancheki =---1Kiamokoma Division and Keuttibu Division. General Tariffs EXTRAORDINARY TARIFF ADJUSTMENT IN LAKE VICTORIA NORTH WATER. SERVICES BOARD (LVNWSB) PURSUANT to section 73 (1) and 73 (5) of the Water Act 2002, hereby gazettes Extraordinary Tariff Adjustment for Water and Sewerage Services. The Extraordinary Tariff Adjustment covers the whole of Lake Victoria North Water Services Board area of jurisdiction covering the, entire Western Province and the following districts in Rift Valley. Province: Eldoret East, Uasin Gishu North/Eldoret West, Uasin Gishu South/Eldoret South, Kwanza, Trans Nzoia East, Trans Nzoia West, Marakwet, Nandi Central and Nandi North), The new Tariff will be in force for a period of one (I) year within which the Regular Tariff Adjustment will be processed and approved. These tariffs have been necessitated by several factors e.g. rising cost of chemicals, electricity, fuels and lubricants and maintenance materials 4 DETAILS OF APPROVED TARIFF STRUCTURE aVV' .t ; o ezel& kut--4 Approved Rate KSh. Consumption per month m3 subject to a minimum charge of 500 where it is not found to register incorrectly to any degree exceeding 5 per cent. (a) Individual and other consumers Consumption per month m3 Approved Rate KSh. (a)Where no meter is installed, a monthly charge of 500 (b)Where a meter installed, the charges will be as follows Where the amount of water sold through the meter in any one month does not exceed 6 cubic metres (minimum charge) Where the amount of water sold through the meter in any one month is more than 6 cubic 'metres but does not exceed 20 cubic metres, the charge per cubic metres in excess of 6 cubic metres. Where the amount of water sold through the meter in any one month is more than 20 cubic metres but does not exceed 50 cubic metres, the charge per cubic metre in excess of 20 cubic metres Where the amount of water sold through the meter in any one month is more than 50 cubic metres but does not exceed 100 cubic metres, the charge per cubic metre in excess of 50 cubic metres. Where the amount of water sold through the meter in any one month is more than 100 cubic metres but does not exceed 300 cubic metres, the charge per cubic metre in excess of 100 cubic metres. Where the amount of water sold through the meter in any one month is more than 300 cubic metres the charge per cubic metre in excess of 300 cubic metres. Where water is sold through a meter at a kiosk the charge per cubic metre. Where water is sold by retail at a kiosk per unit of 20 litres or part thereof, the charge per unit. For Bulk sales to a WSP for resale the charge per cubic metre. (b) Boarding Schools Consumption per month m3 Approved Rate KSh. A school with a permissible water demand not exceeding 600 cubic metres per month, the charge per cubic metre. A school with a permissible water demand not exceeding 1200 cubic metres per month, the charge per cubic metre. Any other learning institution with a permissible water demand of 1200 cubic metres per month, the charge per cubic metre. The charge per cubic metre of water consumed in excess of permissible water demand. • (c) Miscellaneous Service For special reading of a meter. 200 For cutting off the supply at the request of a consumer. For turning on the supply otherwise than in respect of a first connection. For turning on the supply after disconnection for non-payment. For testing a meter at the request of the consumer The actual cost Monthly Meter Rents Fixed Charges Consumption per month m3 Approved Rate KSh. All meters of nominal size up to 15mm. 50 All meters of nominal size up to 20mm. 50 All meters of nominal size up to 25mm. 250 All meters of nominal size up to 38mm. 250 All meters of nominal size up to 50 mm. . 25G All meters of nominal size up to 63min. , 450 All meters of nominal size up to 75mm. 450 All meters of nominal size up to 100mm. 800 All meters of nominal size up to 150 mm. 1500 Deposits Category of consumer Consumption per month m3 Approved Rate KSh. Domestic consumer 1,000 Water kiosks, where anticipated monthly water consumption is: (i)less than 50 cubic metres (ii)between 50 to 100 cubic Metres 2,000 1,000 (iii)between 100 to 150 cubic metres (iv)more than 150 cubic metres 2,500 3,000 Retail shops, workshops and offices more than 10 cubic metres. 3,000 Bar, restaurant and lodgings more than 15 cubic metres. 5,000 Hold class "A" and "B" less than 150 cubic metres 10,000 Hotel class "C" and "D" more than 150 cubic metres. 15,000 Hospitals more than 150 cubic metres. - 20,000 Minor construction site (temporary connection) less than 200 cubic metres. 10,000 Large construction site (temporary connection) more than 200 cubic metres. 50,000 Light industries less than 200 cubic metres. 10,000 Medium industries 200 to 300 cubic metres. 15,000 Heavy industries more than 300 cubic metres. 20,000 Health centres/dispensaries less than 150 cubic metres. 5.000 Schools, Colleges/other institutions more than 200 cubic metres. 10,000 Schools less than 200 cubic metres. 5,000 Sewerage Charges Sewerage charges have been retained at the existing percentages, of the new water charge. Dated the 13th November, 2008. DIRU MAGOMERE, Chief Executive Officer, Lake Victoria North Water Services Board. 5th December, 2008 GazurrE NOTICE NO. 11670 THE WATER ACT EXTRAORDINARY TARIFF ADJUSTMENT IN TANA WATER SERVICES BOARD (TWSB) AREA Water Services Regulatory Board has approved an extraordinary tariff increase for water and sewerage tariffs for implementation by selected Water Service Providers of Tana Water Services Board in line with Water Act, 2002 Section 73 (5). By extension therefore, Tana Water Services Board gives a one month notice to all existing and potential water and sewerage customers of the following listed Water Service Providers and their schemes that the current tariffs have been adjusted upwards with effect from 1st January, 2009 and will be reviewed on 1st Tan 2010 for further adjustment. List of Applicable Water Service Providers Water-Service Providers Scheme Mathira Water and Sanitation 1 Mathira Rural Water - Company (Mawasco) ' SuPPly 2 Karatina Urban Water Supply Tetu Aberdire Water and Sanitation Company (Te,awasco) - 1 Agudn Water Supply 2 Title Water supply . 3 Tetu Thegenge Water Supply . Othaya Mukurweini Water Servicei Company (Omwasco) I Othaya Water Supply, 2 Mukurweini Water Supply Gatamathi Water and Sanitation Company --- 1, Gatango Water Supply, Mathioya Water Supply • Muraitea Water and Sanitation Company (Muwasco) Murang'a Water Supply . ,-- Murang'a South Water and - 1 Saba Sabi Urban Water Sanitation Company (Muswasco) Supply 2 Maragua Urban Water Supply 3 Kigumo Urban Water Supply 4 Kigumo Rural Water Supply 5 Xandara Rural Water Supply Tana Water Services Board Kahuti Water Supply Kirinyaga Water and Sanitation Company (Kiriwasco) . 1 Kerngoyi Water Supply • 2 Sagana Water Supply 3 Ndia Water Supply 4 Kianyaga Water Supply 5 Wang'uru Water Supply Embe Water and Sanitation Company (Ernbewasco) l -ishiara Water supply Ena/Siakago Water 2 Supply Nithi. Water and Sanitation Karingani Rural Water Company 1 Supply • Chnka Urban Water 2 Supply Chogoria Urban Water 3 - Supply !media Water and Sanitation Maus Urban Water Company 1 .. Supply 2 Timau Water supply 3 Tigania Water Supply 4 Mitunguu Water. Supply Kanyakine Water , Supply - 6 Mwimbi Water Supply 7 Nkubu Water Supply Meru Water and Sewerage S.Inl 71 l'AC (11/11..s.acc) Mere Water %lank, -al Embu Water and Sanitation Company (Ewasco) Embu Urban Water Supply Tana Water Services Board Kyeni Water Supply Tana Water Services Board Kahan Water Supply Ngarisuna Njukiini Water Consumers Association NoriamaWater Supply Ngandori Nginda Water Consumers Association Ngandori A Water Supply ' Ngagaka Water Consumers Association Ngandori B Water Supply 2. Details of Approved Tariff Structure General Tariffs: (a) Individual and Other Consumers Consumption per month nr' - Approved rate Oh. (i) Where no meter is installed. a monthly charge of... (b) Where a meter is installed, the charges will be as follows: Where the amount of water sold through the meter in any one month dOes not exceed 6 cubic metres (minimum charge).. ' 200* . Where the amount of water sold through the meter in any one month is more than 6 cubic metres but does not exceed 20 Cubic metres. the charge per cubic metre in excess of 6 cubic metres. Where the amount of water sold through the meter in any one month is more than 20 cubic metres but does not exceed 50 cubic merles. the charge per cubic metre in excess of 20 cubic metres. Where the amount of water sold through the meter in any one month is more than 50 cubic metres but does.not exceed 100 cubic metres. the charge per cubic metre in excess of 50 cubic metres. - . Where the amount of water sold through the meter in any/one month is more than 100 cubic meats but dos not exceed 300 cubic metres. die charge per cubic metre in excess of 100 cubic metres. Where the amount of water Sold through the meter in any one month is more than 300 cubic metres. the charge per cubic metre in excess of 300 cubic metres. . Where water is sold through a meter at a kiosk, the charge per cubic metre. . Where wateris sold by retail in a kiosk per unit of 20 litres or part thereof; the charge per unit. For Bulk sales to a WSP for resale the charge per cubic metre. (b) Boarding Schools Consumption per month ne Approved rate KSh.. A school with a permissible water demand not exceeding MO cubic metres per month, the charge per cubic metre. A school with a permissible water demand not exceeding 1200 cubic metres per month, the charge per cubic metre. Any other learning institution with a permissible water demand of 1200 cubic metres per month, the charge per cubic metre. The charge per cubic metre of water consumed in excess of permissible water demand. (c) Miscellaneous Consumption per month m3 I Approved rate KSh. Service For special reading of a meter. 200 For cutting off the supply at the request of a consumer. For turning on the supply otherwise than in respect of a first connection. For turning on the supply after disconnection for non-payment. For testing a meter at the request of the consumer where it is not found to register incorrectly to any degree exceeding 5 per cent. The actual cost subject to a minimum charge of 500 Monthly Meter Rents Fixed Charges Consumption per month m' Approved rate KSh. All meters of nominal size up to 15mm 50 All meters of nominal size up to 20mm 50 All meters of nominal size up to 25mm 250 All meters of nominal size up to 38mm 250 All meters of nominal size up to 50 mm All meters of nominal size up to 63mm 450 All meters of nominal size up to 75mm 450 All meters of nominal size up to 100mm All meters of nominal size up to 150 mm Deposits Category of consumer Consumption per month ne Approved rate KSh. Domestic consumer 1000 Water kiosks, where anticipated monthly water consumption is (i)less than 50 cubic metres 1,000 (ii)between 50 to 100 cubic metres 2,000 (iii)between 100 to 150 cubic metres 2,500 (iv)more than 150 cubic metres 3,000 Retail shops, workshops and offices more than 10 cubic metres. 3,000 Bar, restaurant and lodgings more than 5,000 15 cubic metres. Hotel class "A" and "B" less than 150 cubic metres. 10,000 Hotel class "C" and "D" more than 150 cubic metres. 15,000 Hospitals more than 150 cubic metres. 20,000 Minor construction site (temporary connection) less than 200 cubic metres. 10,000 Large construction site (temporary connection) more than 200 cubic metres. 50,000 Light industries less than 200 cubic metres. 10,000 Medium industries 200 to 300 cubic metres. 15,000 Heavy industries more than 300 cubic metres. 20,000 Health centres/dispensaries less than 150 cubic metres. 5,000 Schools. Colleges/other institutions more than 200 cubic metres. 10,000 Schools less than 200 cubic metres. 5,000 (d) Sewerage Charges Sewerage charges have been retained at the existing percentages of the new water charge. T. W. KIBAKI, Acting Chief Executive Officer, Water Services Regulatory Board. Approved: ROBERT GAKUBIA, Chief Executive Officer, Water Services Regulatory Board. GAzErrE NOTICE No. 11671 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) THE CITY COUNCIL OF TAITAITAVETA REVISION OF GRADUATED AREA RATES IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by the Rating Act, Cap. 265, the County Council of Taitafraveta with the approval of the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Local Government, has revised Graduated Area Rates with effect from 1st January, 2009, as follows: Acreage Rate per Acre The first 1 to 100 acres 3/- The next 1001 to 2,000 acres 2/75 The next 2,001 to 4, 000 acres 2/50 The next 4,001 to 6,000 acres 2/25 The next 6,001 to 10,000 acres 2/- The next 10,001 to 12,000 acres 1/75 The next 12,001 to 14,000 acres 1/50 The next 14,001 to 16,000 acres 1/25 The next 16,001 to 18,000 acres 1/- The next 18,001 to 20,000 acres -/50 The next 20,0001 acres upwards -/25 Dated the 17th November, 2008. S. N. MUSEMBI, County Clerk. 5th December, 2008 THE KENYA GAZETTE 3139 GAzErrENOnCE No. 11672 TARASIE COMPANY LIMITED DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTED GOODS