GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 14655

Pursuant to regulation 21 of Environmental (Impact Assessment and Audit) regulations, the National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the implementation of the proposed decommissioning of Dandora dumpsite. The project will involve decommissioning of the Dandora dumpsite due to the major negative environmental impacts of the local environment as a result of uncontrolled and open dumping. The dumpsite is located in the East of Nairobi City, surrounded by Dandora estate, Lucky Summer, Ngomongo, Korogocho villages and the Nairobi river. The project is located within the following administrative boundaries: Njiru District, Dandora Division, Dandora location and Dandora sub-location. The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Environmental Impacts Mitigation Measures Leachate management Discharge of leachate from the dumpsite must be properly contained for treatment and disposal. The leachate should be analyzed regularly to determine the chemical composing, this will inform the threshold of treatment needed. Leachate should never be released into the sewer system, storm drain and the rivers before proper treatment Methane / Hydrogen Sulphide and other gases management Ventilation pipes fitted with gas traps and flares should be installed. General: wastes Clearing of bushes, excavation and cutting should be restricted within the project area. All solid waste will be collected at a central location at each site and will be stored temporarily until removal to an appropriately permitted landfill site. No dumping within the surrounding area is to be permitted. Where potentially hazardous substances are being disposed of, a chain of custody document should be kept with the environmental register as proof final disposal. Waste generated at the site should be sorted by the contractor and disposed of in a suitable manner into different waste streams (including general and hazardous waste). Wherever possible recycling should be carried out. Liquid wastes The contractor shall ensure that any liquid waste generated during decommissioning is disposed to a proper stabilizing lagoon; No decommissioning liquid wastes should be allowed to enter the wastewater or natural drainage systems No liquid waste shall be disposed off into soil; Storm water should be to avoid possibility of surface flow entry into the site from any adjacent area. Storm water drains in the area should be routinely inspected by the environmental officer for solid waste to avoid blockages and associated problems Fire prevention and control All reasonable and precautionary measures to prevent uncontrolled fires at the site due to decommissioning activities will be undertaken. Accidental fires will be reported to emergency teams, as well control with appropriate equipment located at site and properly documented. Ensure that there is basic firefighting equipment available on site as per requirement of the local Emergency Services. Erosion Control Any construction materials should be screened or covered to prevent off-site movement (primarily windblown soil) and the surplus material should be removed from site to an approved disposal site. Striping of vegetation should be limited to areas where civil works will be undertaken. Berming of open trenches to prevent them from being washed away by run-off. Dust Control During the decommissioning, phase windblown dust and sand may generate considerable negative impacts (reduced visibility for vehicles travelling along adjacent roads). Mitigation measures such as the use of water bowyers and wetting down, as well as the erection of shade netting screens to prevent Machinery Management All vehicles, equipment, fuel and petroleum services and tanks must be maintained in good condition that prevents leakage and possible contamination of soil or groundwater. Decommissioning machinery should be located away from sensitive areas when parked for extended periods of time. A dedicated parking area should be defined with drip trays beneath any leaking equipment to prevent soil contamination by the discharge from the machinery. Emergency Procedures The Contractor shall submit Method Statements covering the procedures and response plan for the main activities, which could generate emergency situations through accidents or neglect of responsibilities. These situations include, but are not limited to: - Accidental fires - Accidental leaks and spillages - Vehicle and plant accidents - Blasting (if required) Health and Safety The Contractor shall comply with all standard and legally required health and safety regulations as promulgated under the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2007 and associated regulations. The contractor must provide and maintain personal protective equipment and facilities to employees working with hazardous chemical substance. Official training in the correct fit, use, care, storage and limitations of all Personal Protective Clothing, Respiratory and Hearing Equipment must be given to the employees. Air pollution Un-surfaced roads and temporary roads must be regularly graded and watered to control dust. Active earth work areas, stockpiles and loads of soil being transported must be watered to reduce dust. THE KENYA GAZETTE 18th November, 2011 4374 4374 Measure must be taken to immediately mitigate a situation in which excessive fugitive dust is observed. Works being undertaken must be undertaken with caution, or phase down while the source is being actively investigated and suppression measures are implemented. All areas disturbed during closure of the site that are not required for a specific activity must be re-vegetated. Disturbed soils, slopes and areas of open excavation must be minimized to avoid wind erosion. Diesel exhaust emissions from heavy machinery on site (excavators, front end loaders and hauling trucks) must be controlled and minimized by regular checks and servicing of vehicles. Any construction vehicle found to be emitting excessive smoke should be stopped from the operations for some mechanical attention before it could continue. Surface and ground water The Decommissioning of Dandora dumpsite must preferably take place during the dry months. If construction activities take place in the wet months appropriate measures must be taken to control storm water and implemented to prevent erosion. Ensure that excavated and stockpiled soil material is stored and bermed on the higher lying areas. Vegetation clearance must be kept to a minimum to reduce the risk of soil erosion. Adequate provision must be made for sanitation for the construction workers. Septic tanks on site are to be emptied promptly when they fill up Construction vehicles are to be maintained in good working order, to reduce the probability of leakage of fuels and lubricants. No servicing of vehicles is to be undertaken in close proximity to watercourses. The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: (a) Director General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. (b) Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30521, Nairobi. (c) Provincial Director of Environment, Nairobi Province. (d) District Environment Officer, Kasarani and Njiru. 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, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making process of the plan. (EIA/5/2/787) SALOME MACHUA, For: Director General, MR/8398545 National Environment Management Authority. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap 265) THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF KIAMBU APPROVAL OF FEES AND CHARGES, 2011 IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 148 of Local Government Act, the Municipal Council of Kiambu with the approval of the Deputy Prime Minister and Ministry of Local Government, has approved the following schedule of fees and charges with effect from 2011. Occupation Of Business Conservancy Charges: Institution P.A Approved Fees & Charges Proposed Fees & Charges Large 10,000 10,000 Medium 6,000 6,000 Small 4,000 4000 Letters of allotments 2,500 3000 Application for Kiosks 300 500 Kiosks Allocation fee 1,000 1,500 Hire of open space per day (other institutions) 1000 1,000 Hire of open space per day (church) 600 1,500 Application to merge kiosk 1,000 1,500 CONSENT FOR CHARGE Charge of up to 50,000/= 1,000 1,500 From 50,001/= to 100,000/= 1,500 2,000 From 100,001/= to 500,000/= 2,500 3,500 Over 500,001/= 1% of the value 4,000 1% Consent to transfer 1,500 2,000 Clearance certificate 800 1,500 Discharge of charge 1,000 1,500 Way leave of water per road crossing earth road 2,000 3,000 Way leave of water per road crossing paved road 6,000 9,000 Way leave of KPL & TC(Telcom) per pole p.a 15 20 Application for sub-division of Agric. Land up to 5 units 3,000 4,000 Each additional Unit 500 1,000 CHANGE OF USER FROM Agriculture to B.C.R 5,000 10,000 Agriculture/B.C.R to Residential 5,000 10,000 Agricultural/B.C.R to Medical 5,000 10,000 Agricultural/B.C.R to Industrial 5,000 15,000 Agricultural/B.C.R to Petrol Station 5,000 15,000 Agricultural/B.C.R to Education 5,000 10,000 APPLICATIONS FOR Sub-letting Application New Business 900 1,200 Renewal of Sub-letting P.A 200 Change of Trade 900 1,200 Subdivision of commercial plots 1,800 3,000 Change of ownership 2,500 3,500 Conversion of building premises 800 1,500 Indication fee for per beacon 1,500 3,000 Plot application form 1,000 1,500 Container application form N/A 2,000 Dumping charge within Municipality per case NEW 5,000 Approval for container placement NEW 5,000 Penalty for handling food without certificate 1,000 Search fees for plots Record & documents 300 500 CONSERVANCY FOR RESIDENTIAL PERMANENT UNIT PER MONTH 3 Bedrooms and above 400 600 2 Bedrooms 325 400 1 Bedroom 200 300 Others 100 150 Semi permanent rooms 50 100 Residential house /Conservancy fee 1-3 bedrooms from 1-10 unit P.A New 10,000 1-3 bedrooms from 11-20 units P.A New 20,000 1-3 bedrooms from 21 and above New 30,000 Almagation fee for 2 No. plot 1,500 2,000 Over 2 plots per plot 2,000 3,000 Sub-division of existing business 500 1,000 Removal of caution 800 1,000 Caution /Caveat fees 3,000 4,500 Application of additional trade 200 500 Survey fee per boundary 1,500 2,000 18th November, 2011 THE KENYA GAZETTE APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF REGISTRATION OF EDUCATIONAL Inst. Pre- School (Nursery) 5,000 6,000 Primary Schools 8,000 10,000 Secondary Schools 12,000 15,000 Professional Institutes 12,000 15,000 Technical Institutions 15,000 20,000 University & Above 18,000 25,000 Registration of school/institution new 3,000 Renewal of registration per annum new 2,000 Application for Extension of lease 1,000 5,000 Consent for approval of extension of lease 2,000 5,000 Duplicate of allotment lost forms 1,500 2,000 Correction of plots names 300 1,000 IMPOUNDING OF ANIMALS PER DAY/NIGHT Horse/Donkey 400 500 Cattle 400 500 Dog / Cat 100 200 Goat/pig/sheep/Poultry 200 300 Carmel 300 400 Maintenance of livestock per day 50 100 Livestock Traders fees New 10,000 Cattle per head entering the Town 70 100 Poultry entering the market 15 20 Sheep/Goat/pig per head 30 50 Burial of Animals - Cattle/Donkey & others per head 150 500 Goat, sheep, pig per head 70 500 Dogs and others per head 70 500 Hire of Town Hall gardens, wedding & others. CORPORATE 5,000 - 10,000 25,000 Hire of Stadium (Kirigiti), wedding & others 5,000 10,000 Stadium entrance fee per head (15% payable to the Council) - 20 Hire of Community Hall ― ― ― half day - - 5,000 2,500 Hire of Community Hall Basement - - Hire of Old Social Hall - 1,000 Hire of Ndumberi play Ground 10,000 10,000 Hire of other areas within jurisdiction 5,000 Hire of Slaughter House - Hire of public Toilets - Registration of Artisan 500 1000 Sale of sludge per ton 700 1,000 HOUSE RENTS Class A 5,000 7,500 Class B 2,500 5,000 Class C 2,200 4,000 Class A&B 1,100 2,000 Class D 200 1,000 Class E & Others 50 500 Penalty on house rent & stalls in Kangangi market defaulters 10% per month - 500 Halls Day/Night Main community Hall per 4hrs 1,700 3,000 Small Community Hall per 4hrs 700 1,000 Hire of chairs per chair 5/= 10/= Deposit of chair per chair 10/= PARKING Monthly parking fee per vehicle (without reserved) small vehicle 500 1,500 Daily parking fee per vehicle. 20.00 60 Application for reserved parking (other areas) Reserved parking monthly per vehicle 500 2,500 Reserved parking monthly per vehicle Lorries, canter 100 3,500 Buses from 34 seats up wards per month (stickers) 2,600 2,800 Mini- Buses from 15 -32 seats (sticker) 2,320 2,500 Nissans Matatu per month (sticker) 1,800 2,000 Matatu Pick-ups Per month ( sticker) 1,200 1,300 Matatu station wagon Per Month (sticker) 1,000 1,000 HIRE OF COUNCIL‘S VEHICLE & MACHINERY Motor Grader per Engine hour (Dry rate) 5,000 5,000 Deposit for hire of lorry & Grader 1,000 5,000 Dropping/picking passengers outside bus park per offence 2,200 4,000 SIGN BOARD/Banners/Wall Branding. Illuminated per year square meter 1,200 1,500 Non Illuminated per year square meter 600 1,000 Directional signs on road reserve multiple sign board. Directional sign on residential housing signs 3,000 3,000 4,000 4,000 Above canopy sign per square meter per year 1,500 Sky sign above canopy and properties per sq.m. per year 1,000 1,500 BANNERS Banners on road reserve or on road per day 800 Banners on road reserve per month - 5,000 Banners on private property per day 200 400 Hosting fees for the Banners 300 400 POSTERS Charges for the first 1000 posters/stickers per month 3,250 4,000 Fees for the removal of posters by the council 2,250 2,500 Hand bills Distribution per forty night 1,250 2,500 Advertisement on bill boards per sq.m month 1,250 2,500 Construction site bill boards per year 8,000 10,000 Display of city clock per year 2,000 2,000 WALL BRANDING Business premises wall branding per sq.m. per year 500 Display of flag per month 1,000 2,000 Display of flag per year 1,000 10,000 PENALTIES Charges for collecting of illegal sign boards 1,000 2,000 Storage charges per day per item Impound 100 200 Returned cheque (As per bank charges plus 2% of chq. Value to Minimum Kshs 5,000. - 200 ADVERTISEMENT Advertisement with loud-speakers per day. 1,000 2,000 MARKET STALLS KANGANGI MARKET RENT Fruits & vegetable ―A‖ type per month 230 400 General fruits and vegetables stall ―B‖ type per month 300 500 General fruits and vegetables stall ―C‖ type per month 300 500 General fruits and vegetables stall ―D‖ type per month 430 600 Catering shop stall ―E‖ type per month 430 600 Butcheries stall ―F‖ type per month 680 1,000 Butcheries stall ―C‖ type per month 680 1,000 Shop stall ―H‖ type per month 600 900 Poultry stalls 250 500 Other type of stalls 300 500 Renewal/Application fee for Single Business Permit 4376 4376 Transfer of business permit30% of the Single Business Permit Private garbage off loading per trip in council dumping site. Local Others New 2,000 2,000 5,000 Barter fee for trading centers markets 10/= 20.00 Hawking during market days per day 60/= 60.00 Hawking on non market days 40/= 40 Animal amusement/entertainment per day 150 200 Boda Boda Transports per month 150 300 Vehicle clamping per vehicle all sizes 300 1,000 Impounding of market goods, cloths shoes e.t.c per day 200 Breakdown vehicle fee per vehicle 5,000 6,000 TOWING OF VEHICLES AT OWNERS COST AND RISK Impounding of vehicles 650 1,000 Storage charge for vehicle per 13hrs above 5 tons per day 1,500 2,000 Storage charge for vehicles per 13hrs below 5 tons per day 1,000 1,500 Hand cart per monthly 250 300 Shoe shine per day 10/= 20/= LAND PLANNING Ordinary schemes 3,000 5,000 Comprehensive schemes 10,000 20,000 Sub-division of existing business 500 1,000 Application of additional trade 200 500 Survey fee per boundary 1,500 2,000 Motor vehicle impounded on violating traffic rules fines New Obstruction/double parking 3,000 Parking/repairing on pavement 3,000 Lorry 5,000 Trailers 10,000 Picking and dropping in undesignated place 3,500 BURIALS Adults 1,600 1,600 Child 1,300 1,300 PRODUCE INSPECTION A bag of potatoes normal 20/= 30/= A bag of potatoes Extended 30/= 40/= A bag of carrots Normal 20/= 30/= A bag of carrots Extended 30/= 40/= A bag of fruits Normal 20/= 30/= A bag of fruits Extended 30/= 40/= A bag of vegetables Normal 20/= 30/= A bag of vegetables Extended 30/= 40/= A bag of grains Normal 20/= 30/= A bag of grains Extended 30= 40/= A bag of Sukuma wiki Normal 20/= 30/= A bag of Sukuma wiki Extended 30/= 30/= A crate of Tomatoes large 20/= 40/= A crate of Tomatoes small 10/= 30/= A bag of charcoal 20/= 30/= Bananas per bunch 20/= 30/= A net of Onions 10/= 20/= BARTER MARKET FEE BARTER MARKET RETALING Barter fee for trading centers markets 10/= 20/= Hawking during market days per day 60/= 60/= A bag of vegetable Normal 20/= 30/= A bag of vegetable extended 30/= 40/= A bag of grains Normal 20/= 30/= A bag grains Extended 30/= 40/= A bag of carrots Normal 20/= 30/= A bag of carrots Extended 30/= 40/= A bag of fruits Normal 20/= 30/= A bag of fruits Extended 30/= 40/= A bag or Charcoal 20/= 30/= A bag of Onion Normal 20/= 30/= A bag of Onion Extended 30/= 40/= A Net of Onion 10/= 20/= Large crate of Tomatoes 20/= 40/= A Bag of sukuma wiki 20/= 30/= A bag of sukuma wiki Extended 30/= 40/= Banana per bunch 5/= 10/= Porridge seller per market day 20/= 40/= Pancake seller per market day 20/= 40/= A load of basket 10/= 50/= Sugar cane selling per day 5/= 40/= Pick-up load cabbages per day 300 400 Canter Load cabbages per day 500 1,000 3 Tons truck load cabbages per day 800 1,000 7 Tons Truck load cabbages 1,200 1,500 Pick-up of other forms of produce 400 500 3 Ton truck other produce 900 1,000 7 Ton truck other produce 1,300 1,500 Canter truck other produce 600 1,000 Water kiosks Water kiosks per year 15,000 Water carts Handcarts application per year 150 Water handcarts per month 200 Delivery permits for manufacturers transport on hire/suppliers delivering their products/merchandise to within the Municipality(per vehicle/truck van per delivery) 2X2 delivery van per delivery 350 2X4 delivery truck per delivery 500 2X6 delivery truck per delivery 750 Pitching of mega tent in parks/open space per day 1-100 person 1,000 101-200 persons 2,000 201-300 persons 3,000 Over 301 5,000 Fire wood sale/stake 3m3 5,000 Environmental impact/audit approval fees 15,000 Shooting of films(including parks/open spaces) Gospel music per hour 1,500 Secular music per hour 1,500 Advertisement per hour 4,000 Charitable organization per hour 1,000 Opening of private dumpsite Dumping site consultancy fee 10,000 Illegal dumpsite penalty 20,000 Engagement in partnership in solid waste Management per month. CONSERVANCY CHARGES Kiosk in council ‗s Land p.a (Bus Parks) (Towns) Large Business p.a. 900 1,500 Medium Business p.a. 550 1000 Small business p.a. 400 600 OTHER AREAS Large Business p.a. 900 1,500 Medium Business p.a. 550 1,000 Small Business p.a. 400 600 BUILDING PLANS APPROVAL Commercial building Architect - Kshs 35, Structural 20 - - Residential building Architect – Kshs 20, Structural 15 per m2 - - Search fee for building plans 1,000 2,000 Preliminary submission of building plans and proposals 4,000 6,000 Hoarding charges per linear per month New 5,000 Inspection of Tel. Communication site per site p.a 5,000 Communication site on private land 18th November, 2011 THE KENYA GAZETTE approval 10,000 Hoarding fee per year - 10,000 Inspection fee per floor - 4,000 Inspection fee after 1 st floor per floor per visit - 3,000 Resubmission of Building plan fee after every 2 years - 20,000 Alteration of Plans - 50% of approval fee - Communication mast on council land (Application & Approval) 50,000 - Bicycle Taxis per month - Annual fees 600 3,000 - Auctioneers – per day - Continuous week - Per month - Above the month each day - Any extra day consecutive New 2,000 8,000 15,000 500 - Sale of council minutes per extract - Full book minutes per meeting - By laws of each type 500 1,000 1,000 1,000 Transfer of residential houses - 10,000 Transfer of Commercial premises - 15,000 Open air grounds hire - Crusades - Sale promotion - Other meetings 3,000 3,000 2,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 Bus stop sign post advertisement - Application fee - Annual fee - - 5,000 Lamp post advertisement - Application fee - Annual fee per post 1,000 10,000 Wall painting advertisement on permanent premises per story house:- - Application fee - Annual fee per advert per floor 8,000 Wall painting on temporary premises per story house:- - Application fee - Annual fee per advert per wall 2,000 Advertisement on canvas - Application fee - Charge per sq m. per year 500 Occasional adverts - Application fee - Charge for two weeks 2,000 Signboard (premises) Bus shelter per month each 2,000 Mobile advertisements with vehicles - day truck per day/passing through. Van - per day New 2,000 1,500 Out door Tents - Up to one week - Per day 5,000 1,000 Mobile advertisement without vehicle - Branded person per day 1,000 Re – inspection per visit - Special inspection - PPAI Forms(1& 11 )@ 1,000 1,500 1,000 3,000 3,000 2,000 Clock advertisement - Application fee - Four sided clock - Three sided clock - Two sided clock - - - - 1,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 Hawking in stadium per day - Match / Function 100 Clamping tampering 3,000 Registration of self help groups per year 2,000 Road side exhibition - Kiosk tale per day 500 Occupation Permit - Residential as per market place - Commercial as per market place - Institutional 3,000 10,000 10,000 Fire Brigade - Within Municipality Outside Municipality - Outside Municipality Plus cost of mileage 50 per k.m 1,000 2,000 - Towing fees - Up to 1 tonne - Above 1 tonne - Bus/Trailers 2,000 3,000 30,000 Filing a dispute 3,000 Canteen allocation 2,000 Land allotment 5,000 Canteen on private land 2,000 Canteen on Council‘s land 2,000 Interest on plot rent 2% per Annum Impounding fees lorries 7 tonnes & above - Lorries 3-6 tonnes - Below 3 tonnes - Buses - Omnibuses - Matatus - Taxis - Motor bikes 2,000 1,500 1,500 2,000 1,500 2,000 1,500 Beacons placement commercial plot - Residential plot - Others 3,000 3,000 4,000 Beacon on search for surveyed land 2,000 Penalty on illegal construction without approved building plan 100,000 Approved of telecommunication high level masts 40,000 Change of user for high level masts 20,000 Petrol station compound plan approval fee 20,000 Site rent per annum for telecommunication in advance 5 years 5,000 Building material stocking yard p.a 5,000 Brick yard 5,000 Enforcement fees on council fees surcharge 500 Temporary building for housing of occasional- Watchman/Labour p.a 2,000 Contractors site fee: Cess on sand/building materials, scrap metals, manure & firewood transportation (sand, clay, stones, bricks, ballast & marrum per lorry per tip up to 7 tones -Sand, clay, stones, bricks ballast, murram per lorry per trip up to 8-12 tonnes - Quarry waste/dust up to 7 tones - Quarry waste/dust over 7 tones - Sand, clay, stones, bricks, ballast, hardcore per lorry per trip above 13 tonnes. - Timbers, poles, rafts per trip up to 7 tonnes - Usable soil per trip up to 7 tones - manure, firewood per lorry per trip - landing fees on building materials/sand from outside jurisdiction –lorry below 7 tones - Lorry above 7 tones - Penalties per lorry of timber at night (6.00a.m- - Scrap metals per up to 3 tones - Civil road contractors fee per month per contract - Building/civil contractors fee per contract - worth Kshs 500,000.00 -Worth 1,000,001 to 2,000,000.00 -Worth 2,000,001 to 5,000.000.00 -Worth 5,000,001 and above 1% of value of structure Contractor site camping fees on council land:- - per annum site - Per month site - Contractors site camping on private land p.a - Contractors site camping on private land per month - Bore hole drill per bole site hole - Electricity poles per pole per annum - Telephone poles per pole per annum Sand stacking fee:- -Application fee per annum - Daily -Monthly 1,000 1,000 400 1,000 300 400 5,000 7,000 15,000 30,000 45,000 60,000 100,000 20,000 50,000 10,000 20,000 200 50 2,000 22,000 THE KENYA GAZETTE 18th November, 2011 4378 4378 -Annually Tree cutting per tree 100 Tree pruning (by council) per tree 400 Sale of Council budget 1,000 Vetting of groups per group 1,000 Damaging street light per pole 50,000 Perimeter fencing per application p.a. 1,000 Enclosure of a street per day 3,000 Placement of unbranded kiosk or container p.a. Placement of branded kiosks or container p.a. 5,000 5,000 Waiver of a height to a boundary wall per application 2,000 Quarry extraction per m2 20 Special services Web page per month Advertisement per year on web site Other than fire fighting a) Stand by against fire risk (per Hour). b) Pumping out flooding (per hour). c) Binding of delivery hose compiling (labour). (material) d) Training of private per day personnel (firemen) for a class of 15 people. e) Inspection of fire extinguisher (excluding refill) per extinguisher. f) Hire of ladder per day. g) Fire fighting lecture at public institutions within Kiambu Municipality. h) Sale of water with councils water tanker for non domestic i) Hire of one hose- per day length. j) Inspection Hydraulic per inspection test of dry and wet risers. k) Annual license for installation and service of fire extinguisher Fire vehicle a) Turn out fee per event. b) For each proceeding hour (per hour). c) Kilometre covered per kilometre d) Portable plump turnout fee including transport. e) For each proceeding hour or part there of f) Trailer pump towing per vehicle 2,000 20,000 1,000 1,500 1,000 18,000 2,000 9,000 4,500 5,000 6,000 1,000 1,000 2,000 3,000 Fire Vehicles:- a) Turn out fee per event b) For each proceeding hour (per hour) c) Kilometre covered per kilometer d) Portable plump turnout fee including transport e) For each proceeding hour or part there of f) Trailer pump towing per vehicle 1,000 1,000 2,000 3,000 Structural design 2% of project Fire compliance certificate per inspection 5,000 Fire personnel attendance per visit:- Inspection fee; a) Chief fire officer first hour of attendance (per hour) Each proceeding per hour (per hour) b) Assistance chief first hour of attendance (per hour) Each proceeding per hour c) Station officer and other ranks first hour each proceeding hour d) Annual inspection for all business requiring compliance certificate (The fees and charges are exclusive of transport of officers to and From station) 5,000 1,000 800 500 2,000 Dated the 15th April 2011. WANYUNDI H. O, MR/8253034 Town Clerk. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF VOI FEES AND CHARGES REVISED 2011 IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 148 of the Local Government Act, the Municipal Council of Voi with the approval of full council, wish to forward these new fees and charges for approval. Trade Occupation or Business Approved Fees And Charges(Kshs) SOCIAL SERVICES Approved fees 1.HIRE OF COUNCIL PREMISES i)Social hall a) Meetings 1000.00 b) Night time for dances 2000.00 c) Day time ceremonies 2000.00 d) Day or night for commercial purposes 2000.00 e) Night time for ceremonies 2000.00 f) Day time for charity meetings 300.00 g) Hire of social hall per month 5000.00 i) Hire of public address per day 3000.00 j)Registration of schools i)Private schools 4000.00 ii)Public schools 2000.00 ii)Member's club a)Meetings per day 1500.00 b)Night time for live shows 5000.00 c)Day time ceremonies 3000.00 d)Day or night for commercial purposes 3000.00 e)Night time for ceremonies/business 3000.00 f)Day time for charity meetings 300.00 g)Hire of member's club per month 20,000.00 iii)Hire of Council chamber a)Per day -meetings(weekdays) 1,000.00 -workshops 2,500.00 -Weekends(meetings and workshops) 3,000.00 iv)Hire of stadium/Kamkunji per day 1500.00 vi)Hire of Council nursery hall per month 1000.00 vii)Hire of KANU hall per month 1000.00 viii)Sale of Council minutes 300.00 ix)Sale of Council Estimates 500.00 x) Photocopy per page 5.00 2. MARKETS A.WHOLESALE MARKET i)Vegetables PROPOSED(kshs) a)Cabbages 1-25kg 30.00 Cabbages 26-50kg 40.00 Cabbages 51- 90kg 70.00 For every additional 10kg cabbage 10.00 b)Sukuma wiki1-25kg 20.00 Sukuma wiki above 26 -50kgs 30.00 Sukuma wiki 51-90kg 70.00 For every additional 10kg sukuma wiki 10.00 c)Spinach1- 25kgs 20.00 Spinach 26-50kgs 30.00 Spinach above 51-90 kgs 70.00 For every additional 10kg spinach 10.00 d)Mchunga 1-25kgs 20.00 Mchunga 26-50kgs 30.00 Mchunga 51-90kgs 50.00 For every additional 10 kg mchunga 10.00 e)Dania 1-25kgs 20.00 Dania 26-50kgs 40.00 For every additional 10kg dania 10.00 f)Pilipili boga/hoho 1-25kgs 30.00 Pilipili boga/hoho 26-50kgs 50.00 For every additional 10kg pili pili/boga/hoho 10.00 g)Red pepper 1-25kgs 20.00 Red pepper 26-50kgs 30.00 For every additional 10kg red pepper 10.00 18th November, 2011 THE KENYA GAZETTE h)Kitunguu saumu 1-10kgs(box) 30.00 Kitunguu saumu 11-50kg 60.00 Kitunguu saumu 51-90kgs 100.00 For every additional 10 kg kitunguu saumu 10.00 i)kitunguu maji 14kg net 20.00 kitunguu maji 28kg net 40.00 Kitunguu maji 90kg 100.00 For every additional 10 kg kitunguu saumu 10.00 j) Tomatoes for every 10 kg 10.00 Tomatoes small plastic crate 60kg 40.00 Tomatoes big plastic crate 90kg wholesaler 80.00 For every additional 10kg tomatoes 10.00 k)Minji/green peas/french beans 1-25kgs 20.00 Minji/green peas/french beans 26-50kgs 40.00 For every additional 10kg minji/green peas french beans 10.00 l)Mabenda and biringanya 1-25kgs 20.00 Mabenda and biringanya 26-50kgs 40.00 For every additional 10kg mabenda and biringanya 10.00 m)Seedlings for vegetables 20.00 n)Per tonne Lorry 2000.00 Pick-up 600.00 Canter 2000.00 7 tonne lorry 3000.00 ii)Fruits a)Pai pai 1 crate 25kgs 20.00 b)Pineapples bag 1-50kg 40.00 Pineapples bag 51-90kg 80.00 c)Avoccado 51-90kg 40.00 Avoccado for every additional 10kg 10.00 d)Oranges 1-50kg 30.00 oranges 51-90kg 60.00 Oranges for every additional 10kg 10.00 e)Lemons 1-50kg 20.00 Lemons51-90kg 40.00 Lemons for every additional 10 kg 10.00 f)Mangoes1-50kg 30.00 Mangoes 51-90kg 40.00 Mangoes for every additional 10kg 10.00 g)Passion fruits 1-50kg 30.00 passion fruits 51-90kg 40.00 Passion fruits for every additional 10kg 10.00 h) Ripe Bananas 1 wheel barrow 30.00 Ripe Bananas 1 basket 40.00 i)Guavas 1-50 kg 30.00 Guavas 51-90kg 60.00 Guavas for every additional 10kg 10.00 Matomoko 1-50kg 40.00 Matomoko 51-90kg 40.00 Matomoko for every additional 10 kg 10.00 iii)Cereals a)Njugu 1-25kg 20.00 Njugu 26-50kg 40.00 Njugu 51-90kg 50.00 Njugu for every additional 10 kg 10.00 b)Mchele 1-25kg 10.00 Mchele 26-50 kg 20.00 Mchele 51-90kg 40.00 Mchelefor every additional 10 kg 10.00 c)Beans 1-50kg 20.00 Beans 51-100kg 40.00 Beans for every additional 10kg 10.00 d)Dengu 1-50kg 20.00 Dengu 51-100kg 40.00 Dengu for every additional 10kg 10.00 e)Green peas1-50kg 20.00 Green peas 51-100 kg 40.00 Green peas for every additional 10 kg 10.00 f)Peas above1-50 kg 20.00 Peas 51-100kg sack 40.00 Peas for every additional 10kg 10.00 g)Maize 1-50kg 20.00 Maize 51-100kg 20.00 Maizefor every additional 10kg 10.00 h)Mawele gunia1-50kg 20.00 Mawele gunia 51-100kg 30.00 Mawele for every additional 10 kg 10.00 i)Choroko gunia 1-50 kg 20.00 Choroko 51-100kg 30.00 Choroko for every additional 10kg 10.00 j)Wimbi gunia 1-50kg 20.00 Wimbi gunia 51-100kg 30.00 Wimbi for every additional 10 kg 10.00 k)Mtama 1-50kg 20.00 Mtama 51-100kg 30.00 Mtama for every additional 10kg 10.00 iv)Roots a)Sweet potatoes 51- 90kg 50.00 Sweet potatoes for every additional 10kg 10.00 b)Cassava 1-50 kg 40.00 Cassava for every additional 10kg 10.00 c)Nduma 51-99kg 50.00 Nduma for every additional 10 kg 10.00 d)Tangawizi 1-30 kgs 50.00 Tangawizi for every additional 10kg 10.00 e)Irish potatoes 1-50kg 30.00 Irish potatoes 51-90kg 40.00 For every additional 10 kg 10.00 f)Beet roots for every 10 kgs 10.00 g)Green maize 50kg 30.00 Green maize 51-90kg 40.00 v)Others a)Ropes a bunch of 10 pieces 20.00 b)Magadi 1-25kg 30.00 For every additional 10kg magadi 10.00 c)Tumbako over 1-50kg 50.00 Tumbako 51-90kg 80.00 For every additional 10 kg 10.00 d)Washing stone 25 kgs 20.00 e)Chewing stones(udongo) 25 kgs 20.00 f)Miwa 10 pieces 20.00 Miwa 1 sack 40.00 g)Coconuts 51-90kg 50.00 Coconuts 1-50kg 40.00 h)Fish ngenge kikapu 40.00 Fish tilapia kikapu 50.00 Omena over 90kg 70.00 i)Small bunch of bananas(matoke) 30.00 Big bunch of bananas 40.00 j)A bundle of 20 brooms 30.00 k)Chicken 20.00 Chicks in a box(1 day old) 50.00 l)Product inspection cess 10.00 3. STALLS a)Application for stalls/slabs 300.00 b)Stalls in the voi covered market per month 400.00 c)Slabs per month 300.00 d)Daily market fee 20.00 e)Market impounding charges for non payment of council dues 500.00 4.SLAUGHTER HOUSE i)Stock Auction / Sellers fees a)One heard of cattle 100.00 b)One goat/sheep 50.00 c)One flock of chicken 20.00 ii)Slaughter house fees a)One head cattle 200.00 b)One head goat/sheep 150.00 c)Manure per tonne 200.00 iii)Hides and skin cess a)Hides 20.00 b)Skins 10.00 iv)Disposal of condemed carcases a)Cattle 300.00 b)Sheep/goats 150.00 v)Skinning fees a)One head cattle 200.00 b)One head goat/sheep 100.00 vi)Penalty for transporting carcasses from outside the municipality 20000.00 5.PROSPECTING FOR MINERALS a)Consent fees 8000.00 b)Locational fees 10,000.00 a)Property rates Rate Struck Current Proposed 4% 4% THE KENYA GAZETTE 18th November, 2011 4380 4380 i)Sites value rates minimum charge 100/- per year Rating a) From 1-10 acres @ 2/- per acre b) From 11-50 acres @ 3/- per acre c) From 51 and above@ 4/-per year d) Penalty 2% per month e) Rates clearance certificate 5000.00 f) Letter of consent/undertaking 1000.00 g)Tranfer of business 800.00 Occupation certificate 1500.00 a)Not exceeding 150m 1500.00 b)Not exceeding 300m 1600.00 c)Not exceeding 600m 2000.00 d)Not exceeding 900m 2500.00 e)Not exceeding 1200m 3000.00 f)Not exceeding 1500m 3900.00 g)Not exceeding 1800m 4900.00 h)Not exceeding 2100m 6000.00 i)Not exceeding 2400m 7700.00 j)Not exceeding 2700m 9600.00 k)Not exceeding 3000m 12000.00 l)For every additional 300 m for part exceeding 3000 m 1500.00 i)Hoarding fees Not more than 8 weeks per metre (linear) 300.00 Over 8 weeks and not more than 12 weeks per metre (linear) 450.00 For every month or part of month beyond 12 weeks metre (linear) 600.00 d)Hoarding charges for construction sites per m2 750.00 ii)Residential land rent per year in the Voi municipality 1000.00 TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT 1.SINGLE BUSINESS PERMIT a)Application for SBP/Renewal 250.00 b)Application for SBP/New within the CBD 500.00 c)SBP Search Fees 500.00 d)Duplicate S.B.P 500.00 (i)Penalty on late payment for SBP after 31st March 3%principal monthly a)Charges of transfer of Busssines name 1,200.00 b)Charges of transfer of licence 1200.00 2.APPLICATION GENERAL a)Application for plot 1000.00 b)Application for kiosks 500.00 c)Registration of a plot 1000.00 d)Application for Hawking fees 150.00 3.TENDERING a)Tender fees general 2000.00 b) prequalifications documents(non-refundable) 3000.00 c)Not exceeding ksh.5 million 3000.00 d)between khs.5 miilion- 10 million 5000.00 4.MINI BUS/ MATATU/ BUS PARK FEES a)Mini bus per day 140.00 b)Matatu per day 110.00 c)Buses per day 110.00 d)Impounding fees for non payment of council levy by p.s.v vehicles 1000.00 5.LIGHT TRANSPORT PARKING FEES a)Per day 100.00 b)Clamping /declamping fees per vehicle 600.00 c)Towing charges per kilometre 500.00 d)Taxi,light transport and tuk tuk 6000.00 e)Boda boda sticker 3000.00 f)Penalty for non-compliance 1500.00 6. HOTEL BED LEVY a)Tourist hotels Per bed per day 50.00 b)Local hotels per bed per day 20.00 7.CESS GENERAL a)Sisal cess per month 30,000.00 b)Sisal poles per lorry 2000.00 c)Cess for common minerals(Sand,Ballast. Murrum,Hardcore,baked bricks) i)2 tonnes and below(pick-up) 350.00 ii)4 tonnes and below 420.00 iii)Above 4 tonnes and upto 6 tonnes 460.00 iv)7 tonnes 500.00 v)Two axel vehicles 650.00 vi)Semi trailer 1000.00 d) Brick cess i)Pick-up 200.00 ii)Canter 400.00 iii)Lorry 500.00 8.INSPECTORATE DEPARTMENT a)Impounding fees for non payment of levy for business items other than motor vehicles 400.00 b)Storage charges per day 200.00 9.STRAY ANIMAL POUNDING a)Domestic birds,cats dogs per day 200.00 b)Goats and sheep per day 200.00 c)Cows,camels,donkeys etc per day 300.00 TOWN PLANNING i)DEMOLITION OF BUILDINGS a)Within the town 4,000.00 b)Other areas 2,000.00 c)Temporary site office lasting less than1 year 2,500.00 ii)PLANS a)Change/alterations of commercial user 1,000.00 b)Search of records plans etc 2,000.00 c)Approval fee i) Residential plot 5,000.00 Or ksh. 50 per square metre whichever is higher ii) Commercial plot 7,000.00 or kshs.50 per square metre which ever is higher iii) Industrial plots 11,000.00 or kshs.50 per square metre whichever is higher b)Search of becons 1,500.00 Or 500 per becon which ever is higher iii)SUB DIVISION a) Application fee 300.00 b)Certificate of ownership of plots 1000.00 c)Sub-divion of private land(per acre) Agricultural 1000.00 d)Sub-division of commercial / industrial / residential 3000.00 iv) CHANGE OF USER OR EXTENSION OF USER OR EXTENSION OF LEASE SCHEMES a)Change of user 20,000.00 b)Extension of user 15,000.00 c)Extension of lease 20,000.00 d)Correction of name 500.00 e)Demarcation -Trading centre 1,000.00 -Villages 1,000.00 -Private include town becons 1,000.00 f)Change /addition of business(depends on type of business) 1,000.00 g)Sub-letting business premises 1,000.00 h)Sub-lease fees 1,000.00 i)Tranfer of building plot 10,000.00 j)Tranfer of lease plot hold 8,000.00 k)Tranfer of unlease hold plot 4,000.00 l)Tranfer of temporary plot 4,000.00 m) Ground rent per annum in town 1,000.00 or kshs. 500 per square metre whichever is higher n)Business encroachment within streets,pavements,shops, corridors e.g extending cafes,(per 5 sq m per year) 3,000.00 o)Erection of fencewall,makuti on street pavements per year(per month) 12,000.00 p)Notices of building inspection per stage 500.00 v)CLOCK ADVERTISEMENT a)Application fee 1,000.00 b)Four sided clock per year 15,000.00 c)Three sided clock per year 12,000.00 d)Two sided clock per year 10,000.00 vi)STREET NAME/SUB URBAN SIGNS ADVERT a)Application fee 10,000.00 b)Annual charges 5,000.00 vii)ADVERTISEMENT ON BUS SHELTER a)Application fee 1,500.00 18th November, 2011 THE KENYA GAZETTE b)Annual fee 15,000.00 viii)SALE OF STICKERS,DECORATIONS ON WALLS,WINDOWS,CANOPIES etc a)Stickers per month 1000.00 b)Decorations under canopy per month 2000.00 c)Decorative canopy extensions per year 10,000.00 ix)SIGNBOARDS FIXED ON WALL/CANOPY FACE, OR HANGING UNDER CANOPY a)Application fee 800.00 b)Advertisement general 500.00 c)Illuminated 1.0sqm or less 1,500.00 d)Non illuminated1.0sqm or less 800.00 e)Additional area per sq m or part there of 800.00 f)Billboard /Signboard per sq m 3,000.00 x)BANNERS a)Banners on road reserves per day 1,500.00 b)Banners on private property not exceeding 14days 2,000.00 c)Banners hoisting fees 1,000.00 d)Banner bringing down fees 1,000.00 xi)POSTERS a)First 1000 posters (applicable only in designated areas) 6,000.00 b)For every additional poster above 1000 10.00 c)Fees for removal of poster by M.C.V 3,000.00 d)Hand bills/brochures 1,000.00 xii)MOBILE ADVERTISEMENT a)Application fee 500.00 b)Advertisement by loud speakers per day 1,500.00 c)Decoration advertisement on each vehicle per day 1,000.00 i)Car/pick-up/van 1,000.00 ii)Canter/Lorry/Omni bus 1,000.00 iii)Buses 1,000.00 xx)WALL PAINTING ADVERTS ON PERMANENT PREMISES a)Application fee per advertisement 500.00 b)Annual fee per advertisement on building facing street- i)widths not exceeding 15 meters 3000.00 ii)Ground floor street face(per annum) 3,000.00 iii)Each upper floor street face(per annum) 2,000.00 xxi)WALL PAINTINGS ADVERTS ON TEMPORARY PREMISES (KIOSKS) a)Application fee 500.00 b)Annual fee per advertisement for building facing 1,500.00 c)street widths not exceeding 15 metres 2,000.00 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Daily charges a)Motor vehicles-pick ups,saloons 50.00 b)Canters upto 3 tonnes and above 70.00 c)Motor vehicles from 5 to 10 tonnes ,lorries 150.00 d)Motor vehicles above 10 tonnes-semi trailers ,tractors with trailers and others 150.00 Annual charges (private vehicles) a)Motor vehicles-pick ups,saloons 6,000.00 b)Canters,up to 3 tonnes and above 8,000.00 c)Motor vehicles from 5 to 10 tonnes,lorries 10,000.00 d)Motor vehicles above 10 tonnes-semi trailers ,tractors with trailers and others 15000.00 ii)Reserved parking bays(subject to municipal Eng. Verification per annum,per day(N.B.all p.s.v.operators with reserved parking bays must also pay for monthly stickers) a)Motor vehicles-pick ups,saloons 6,000.00 b)Canters,up to 3 tonnes and above 8,000.00 c)Motor vehicles from 5 to 10 tonnes,lorries 10,000.00 d)Motor vehicles above 10 tonnes-semi trailers ,tractors with trailers and others 15000.00 iv) Wayleave fee 8000.00 v)CUTTING ACROSS THE ROAD CHARGES a)Application 300.00 b)Earth 1,500.00 c)Murrum 2,000.00 d)Bitumen 10,000.00 e)Cabro/concrete paved 10000.00 f)Cutting across public area 1000.00 12. ROAD WORKS AND S.W DRAINAGE MINOR CUL -DE - SAC i)Application fee 300.00 ii)Storm water drainage connection fees 1000.00 Plot access ( inspection fee) 1000.00 Approvals a)Not exceeding100 metres 2000.00 b)100 to 200 m 3000.00 c)201 to 300 m 4000.00 d)301 to 400 m 5000.00 e)401 to 500 m 6000.00 f)501 to 700 m 7000.00 g)701 and above 10000.00 13. PERIMETRE BOUNDARY WALL /FENCE a)Application fee 300.00 b)Permanent wall per metre 50.00 c)Temporary fence per metre 20.00 14. HIRE OF COUNCIL'S MACHINE AND EQUIPMENT a)Concrete mixer per day 4000.00 b)Towed grader per hour 2500.00 16. ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT i)REFUSE COLLECTION AND DUMPING PER ANNUM a)Bar/restaurants 5,000.00 b)Cafeteria 1,500.00 c)Factories/industries 20,000.00 d)Hospitals/nursing homes 10,000.00 e)Clinics 5,000.00 f)Chemists 2,000.00 g)Homesteads 1,000.00 h)Godown 10,000.00 i)Supermarkets 10,000.00 j)Grocers 500.00 k)Exhauster servicesper trip-pit latrine 3,000.00 -Septic tank/soak pit 2,000.00 l)Mileage charges per km. 150.00 m)Unblockage fees 1,000.00 n)Water bouser within a radius of 5 km. 2,000.00 o)Application fee for exhauster services 250.00 p)Illegal discharge of sewarage(per load) penalty 10,000.00 q)Illegal connection to the council sewer 20,000.00 r)Inspect on request charge for sewer 500.00 s)Sewer maintance fee per household 1000.00 t)Polythene disposal charge p.a 2,000.00 u)Storage of material on public land/m2 per day 100.00 ii)Dumping charges for private vehicles(per tonne) a)Vehicles from 1 tonnes-2.5 tonnes 100.00 b)Vehicles from2.5 tonnes-4 tonnes 250.00 c)Vehicles from 4 tonnes -7 tonnes 750.00 d)Vehicles from 7 tonnes and above 1,000.00 e)Mkokoteni/hand cart dumping at M.C.V collection transfer points 100.00 f)Use of council dumping site per trip 1,000.00 g)Use of council dry bed per trip 1,500.00 iii)Public toilet i)Showering 20.00 ii)WC and urinals 5.00 iv)CEMETERIES a)Adult-council digging 1000.00 b)Child-council digging 600.00 Application for burial site a)Child own digging 250.00 b)Adult own digging 600.00 Dated the 18th October, 2011. THE KENYA GAZETTE 18th November, 2011 4382 4382 XXXXXXXX, MR/8253030 Town Clerk. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX MITCHELL COTTS FREIGHT KENYA LIMITED DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTD GOODS NOTICE is issued pursuant to the provisions of section 6 and 7 of the Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya to Zion Harvest Mission C/O James Edwin Aweyo and or any other interested party who has his motor vehicle make Toyota Landcruiser Chassis No. HDJ81–0064617, engine No. 1HD–0118741, year 1996 and colour grey lying at the premises of Mitchell Cotts Freight Kenya Limited, located along Shimanzi/Voi Street within Mombasa County, to take delivery of the same within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice upon payment of storage charges and any other incidental costs including the costs of publishing this notice, the same shall be sold by private treeaty and or auction without any further notice herein. Dated the 4th November, 2011. MOGAKA OMWENGA & MABEYA ADVOCATES, MR8253168 Advocates for Mitchell Cotts Freight Kenya Limited. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX NAIROBI CONNECTION SERVICES DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTD GOODS NOTICE is issued pursuant to the provisions of section 5 of the Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya to the owner of the motor vehicle KAX 989T, Subaru Legacy Chassis No. BE5–046566 that within thirty (30) days from the date of publication to take delivery of the said motor vehicle which is currently lying at our principal garag, pats 4x4 Centre, Murang‘a Road, Nairobi, upon payment to this office, costs of repair, painting work and stoage charges and any other incidental costs failure to which the same shall be disposed of under the above mentioned provision without further reference to the owner either by public auction, tender or private treaty and proceeds of the sale shall be defrayed against all accrued charges. Dateed the 11th November, 2011. TIMOTHY O. AWUOR, MR/8253044 For Nairobi Connnection Services. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX MESSR HAJI MOTORS LIMITED DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTD GOODS NOTICE is issued pursuant to the provisions of section 5 of the Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya to the owners of the motor vehicles Rav 4, KAX 581R, Mercedes Benz KAG 300L, Mercedes Benz KZT 369 and Nissan Caravan KAH 386F, to take delivery of the said motor vehicles within thirty (30) days from the date of publication from the premises of Haji Motors Limited situate at Hyundai Complex, off Mombasa Road behind Vision Plaza, upon payment of all outstanding repairs, storage and related charges failure to which the same shall be disposed of either by public auction, tender or private treaty without further notice to the owner and proceeds of the sale shall be defrayed against all accrued charges. Dateed the 9th November, 2011. GATHOGO KAGO & MANTHI COMPANY, MR/8253489 Advocates for Haji Motors Limited. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX SUMMIT COVE LINES COMPANY LIMITED DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTD GOODS NOTICE is issued pursuant to the provisions of section 5 of the Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya to the owners of trailers ZB 8691, Z4649, ZA 346, ZB 657, Z 3093, ZB6655, ZD0591 and lorries KJW 670 (with trailer) and KJS 745. Containers PCIU 364275–0 and ESPU 202311–2 currently lying at Kibarani parking yard along Makupa causeway and Changamwe parking yard along Old Mombasa/Nairobi Road in Mombasa, to take delivery thereof within thirty (30) days from the date of publication, upon payment of all outstanding storage, security and incidental costs incurred as at the date when the delivery was taken failure to which the same shall be disposed of either by public auction, tender or private treaty without further notice to the owner and proceeds of the sale shall be defrayed against all accrued charges. Dateed the 10th November, 2011. P. M. MAKULI, MR/8253108 Yards Manager. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX OLD MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) P.O. Box 30059–00100, Nairobi LOSS OF POLICY Policy No. 6004575 in the name of Patricia Namwingila Wena. APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issue of duplicate of the above numbered policy, the original having been reported as lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the office of the company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, a duplicate policy will be issued, which will be the sole evidence of contract. Dated the 11th November, 2011. ALEX MWAI, MR/8253060 Officer (Claims). GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) Head Office: P.O. Box 34172, Naieobi LOSS OF POLICY Policy No. CL/10/5112 in the name and on the life of Fredrick Oware Deya. APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issue of duplicate of the above numbered policy, the original having been reported as lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the office of the company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, a duplicate policy will be issued, which willl be the sole evidence of contract. Dated the 14th November, 2011. JOAN NJUKI, MR/8253195 Life Department. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX JUBILEE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) Head Office: P.O. Box 30376–00100, Nairobi LOSS OF POLICY Policy No. 181561/6 in the name of John Maina Mwangi. APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issue of duplicate of the above numbered policy, the original having been reported as lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the office of the company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, a duplicate policy will be issued which will be the sole evidence of contract. Dated the 25th October, 2011. S. O. ANGIRA, MR/8253185 Life Operations Officer. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX KIBWARI LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) 18th November, 2011 THE KENYA GAZETTE Head Office: P.O. Box 45560–00100, Nairobi LOSS OF SHARE CERTIFICATES Certificates for 4,500 Shares insure in the name of Enoch Kipkemboi Kipchumba of P.O. Box 1059, Kitale.. THE share certificates as detailed above having been reported as lost or misplaced, notice is given that a duplicate of the said certificate will be isuued within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice unless objection is lodged with the registrars prior thereto and that on issue of the duplicate of the share certificate, the original share certificate detailed above will be deemed to have been cancelled. Dated the 27th October, 2011. S. H. MALOO, MR/8253193 Group General Manager. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 20th July, 2011, duly executed and registered in the Registry of Documents at Nairobi as Presentation No. 2864, in Volume D1, Folio 174/4062, File No. MMXI, by our client, Piyush Bipinchandra Modi, as the father and natural guardian of Dhrumil Piyush Modi, formerly known as Dhairya Piyush Modi, formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the use of his minoor‘s son‘s former name Dhairya Piyush Modi, and in lieu thereof assumed and adopted the name Dhrumil Piyush Modi, for all purposes and authorizes and requests all persons at all times to designate, describe and address his said minor sonby his assumed name Dhrumil Piyush Modi only. Dated the 17th October, 2011. MOHAMED & SAMNAKAY , Advocates for Piyus Bipinchandra Modi, the father and natural guardian of Dhrumil Piyush Modi, MR8253017 formely known as Dhairya Piyush Modi. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 6th October, 2011, duly executed and registered in the Registry of Documents at Mombasa as Presentation No. 02, in Volume B13, Folio 894/4186, File No. 1637, by our client, Joy Mwende Gitonga, of P.O. Box 42251, Mombasa in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as Mary Wanjiru Ngugi, formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the use of her former name Mary Wanjiru Ngugi, and in lieu thereof assumed and adopted the name Joy Mwende Gitonga, for all purposes and authorizes and requests all persons at all times to designate, describe and address her by her assumed name Joy Mwende Gitonga only. Dated the 10th November, 2011. J. J. CHESARO & COMPANY, Advocates for Joy Mwende Gitonga, MR8253065 formerly known as Mary Wanjiru Ngugi. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 14th October, 2011, duly executed and registered in the Registry of Documents at Nairobi as Presentation No. 2721, in Volume D1, Folio 214/4617, File No. MMXI, by our client, Vishram Murji Hirani, of P.O. Box 2807, Kisumu in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as Vishram Murji, formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the use of is former name Vishram Murji, and in lieu thereof assumed and adopted the name Vishram Murji Hirani, for all purposes and authorizes and requests all persons at all times to designate, describe and address him by his assumed name Vishram Murji Hirani only. Dated the 21st November, 2011. M. D. WAWERU, Advocates for Vishram Murji Hirani, MR8398633 formerly known as Vishram Murji. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 12th September, 2011, duly executed and registered in the Registry of Documents at Kakamega as Inwd Rg/Deed Poll of 24th October, 2011, by our client, Lucy Akorista Mulama, of P.O. Box 17878, Nakuru in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as Anguche Ann Lucy, formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the use of her former name Anguche Ann Lucy, and in lieu thereof assumed and adopted the name Lucy Akorista Mulama, for all purposes and authorizes and requests all persons at all times to designate, describe and address her by her assumed name Lucy Akorista Mulama only. Dated the 27th October, 2011. TINDIKA & COMPANY , Advocates for Lucy Akorista Mulama, MR8253174 formerly known as Anguche Ann Lucy. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. XXXX CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 21st July, 2011, duly executed and registered in the Registry of Documents at Mombasa as Presentation No.522, in Volume B- 13, Folio 922/4485, File No.1637, by me John Afuma Agonga, of P.O. Box 86099- 80100, Mombasa in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as John Agonga Odinga, formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the use of my former name John Agonga Odinga and in lieu thereof assumed and adopted the name John Afuma Agonga, for all purposes and authorize and request all persons at all times to designate, describe and address me by my assumed name John Afuma Agonga only. Dated the 23rd November,2011. JOHN AFUMA AGONGA, MR/8398701 formerly known as John Agonga Odinga. 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