GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 1257

PURSUANT to section 46 (4) of the Unclaimed Financral Assets Act, 2011, the Board of Directors of Unclaimed Flnancial Assets Authority hereby publish the FY 2015116 Audited results for Unclaimed Assets Trust Fund, being the second year of reporting for the Fund. Surplus for the Period 444,899 Income Investment Income Total Income Expenditure , Expenses* Total Expenses Fv 20t 5/2016 Kgh.'.000 444,899 444,899 Fmq14/2015 sh. "000 87,113 87,1 l3 87,1 l3 FY 2014t201s K'h.'.000 10,302 52,596 3,203,818 3,266,7 t5 3,t79,602 87.1 13 3,266,715 Note.-Expenses: Being in formative stages, the financial year 201512016 expenses for the Fund were incurred and absorbed under the Authority as funded by the Exchequer. in line with section 44 and 45 of the UFA Act, 201 1. T]NCLAIMED ASSETS TRUST FUND STATEMEN.T OF FINANCIAL POSITION Assets Current Assets- Cash and Cash 'Equivalents Receivables Investrnents in T/Bills Total Assets Reserves Unclaimed Assets Trust Fuqd Revenue Reserve Total Reserves Message Jrom the Directors of UFAA These Financial Statements are extracts from the books of the Trust Fund. The complete set of FY 2015116 Financial Statemens for the Fund, and disclosures can be accessed on the Authority's website www.ufaa.go.ke or the Authority's Head Office at 2nd Floor, Pacis Centre, Slip Road, OffWaiyaki Way, Westlands. Dated the l6th February,2017. MR/3034361 FY 2015/2016 Kgh.'.000 27 ,7lt 161,883 5.868,232 6,057,826 5,525,814 532,012 6,057,826 KELLEN E. KARIUKI, CEO and Managing Trustee. KATWAKIGEN, Chairnant of UFAA Board. GAZETTENoTICENo. 1258 PR.OPOSED ACQUISITION OF THE ENTIRE ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL OF FIDELITY COMMERCIAL BANK LIMTTED BY SBM AFRICA HOLDINGS LIMITED EXTENSION OF THE OFFER PERIOD NOTICE is given by SBM Africa Holdings Limited (the offertr) of c/o SBM Holdings Limited, I*vel 14, SBM Tower. I Qucn Elizabeth II Avenue, Place D'Armes, Port Louis, Mauritius in respet of the proposed acquisition by the pfferor of the entire issued shrc. capital of Fidelity Commercial Bank Limited (FCB), a comPely incorporated in Kenya having its registered office situated at L.R. No. 2O916853,IPS Building, 7ih Floor, Kimathi Street, Nairobi (the offcc) that the offeror has extended the acceptance date in relation to the offcr to 5.00 p.m. on the lst March, 2017. Shareholders of FCB are notified that copies of the offer lercr dated 17th January, 2017 and the extension are available for inspectim and may be obtained at FCB's registered offrce, as specifred above on weekdays between 9.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. until 5.00 p.m. on the lst March,20l1. Dated the 22nd F ebruary, 20 17 . RAJ DUSSOYE, MN3034423 Director, SBM Alrica Holdings Dmitd. GAZETTENOTCENO. 1259 THE PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (Cap.286) COMPLETION OF PART DEVET,OPMENT PLAN PDP No. RlBl30l2017/01-Existing Site for Mosque (Eldama Ravinc Town) NOTICE is given that the above-mentioned part development flen was on 23rd January,-2017, completed. The part development plan rclates to Iand situated in Eldrna Ravine Town, Baringo County. Copies of the part development plan have been deposited for public inspection at the County Physical Planning Offrces in Eldaml Ravine and Kabamet towns. The copies so deposited are available for inspection free of chargc by all persons interested at the County Physical Planning Officeg in Eldama Ravine and Kabarnet towns, between the hours of 8'00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., Monday to Friday. It h, F' d_ '* id I t- tl. i i I I I I I I I i ii tE t. F E 1" ii t- I I Any interested person who wishes to make any rePresentation in I connectron with or objection to the above-named part developrrcnt i'. plan may send such representations or objections in writing to bc l' received by the Department of Lands, Housing and Uilaa I Development or Counry Physical Plannmg*Offrce, P.O. Box 53- i' 30400, Kabamet, within sixty (60) days from the date of publication of , this notice and such representation o; objection shall state the grounds '' on which it is made. Dated the 25th January,20l?. i ' .'l I I I { i l MR/2580921 FRANKLINE KICTIE, tor Director of Physical Plnnnhg. : ir GAzETrENorrcENo. 1260 i THE PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (Cap.286) - COMPLETION OF PART DEVEI.,OPMENT PTAN PDP No. R712017/01-For Proposed Formalization of the Existing Sia i for Commercial Plots NOTICE is given that the above-mentioned part development plan was on l0th February,2017, completed The part development plan relates to land situated within Nakuru , Municipality Block 1 (Langa Langa), Nakuru County' ,i: Copies of the part development plan have been deposited for' public inspection at the offices of the County Director, Land rnd : ihysical Planning, Nakuru at Ardhi House, 3rd Floor, Room 8 end \' Sub-County Administrator, Nakuru East. I z4thFebruary,2Ol7 THE KENYA GAZETTE I I I i t I I t The copies so deposited are available for inspection free of charge by all persons intercst€d at the office of the offices of the County Director, Land and Physical Planning, Nakuru at Ardhi House' 3rd Floor, Room 8 and Sub-County Administrator, Nakuru East, between the hours of 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., Monday to Friday' Any interested person who wishes to make any rcpresentation in connection with or objection to the above-named part development plan may send such representations or objections in writing to be received by the County Physical Planning Offrcer, P.O. Box 2870, Nakuru, within sixty (60) days from the date of publication of this notice and such representation or objection shall state the grounds on which it is made Dated the 10th February,2017. MR/3034092 R. K. RI.ITTO, for Director of Physical Planning. GAzErrENoTrcENo. 1261 THE PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (Cap.286) COMPLETION OF PART DE\ELOPMENT PLANS (A) PDP No. KN/16612011l9-Existing Site for Cathotic Church and (B) PDP No. KN|16612011l3-Existing Site for Township Primary S c hoo l, Kajindo Tow ns hip NOTICE is given that the above-mentioned part development plans have been completed. The part development plans relate to land situated within Kajiado Township. Copies of the part development plans have been deposited for public inspection at the offiies of the Governor, Kajiado, County CommisCioner, Kajiado, County Executive Member for [,ands, Physical Planning, Housing, Environment and Wildlife, and office of the County Physical Planning Officer, Kajiado. The copies so deposited are available for inspection free of charge by all persons interestpd at the offices of the Govemor, Kajiado' County Commissioner, Kajiado, County Executive Member for Lands, Physical Planning, Housing, Environment and Wildlife' and office of the County Physical Planning Officer, Kajiado, between the hours of 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., Monday to Friday. Any interested person who wishes to make any representation in connection with or objection to the above-named part development plans may send such rcpresentations or objections in writing to be received by the County Physical Planning Officer, P.O. Box 11- 01100, Kajiado, within sixty (60) days from the date ofpublication of this notice and such representation or objection shall state the grounds on which it is made. Dated the 9th February,20l7 MR/2580934 FRED SWALAH for Director of Physical Planning. GAZETTENOTCENO. I262 E PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (Cap.286) COMPLEI,ION OF PART DE\ELOPMENT PLANS PDP No. KNl7l9120l7ll-(A) Existing Residential Plot No. 470 and (B) Existing Residential Plot No.684, Noonkopirr Township NOTICE is given that the above-mentioned part' development plans have been completed. The part development plans relate to land situated within Noonkopirr Township. Copies of the part development plans have been deposited for public inspection at the offices of the Govemor, Kajiado, County Commissioner, Kajiado, County Executive Member for Lands, Physical Planning, Housing, Environment and Wildlife, and office of the County Physical Planning Officer, Kajiado. The copies so deposited are available for inspection free of charge by all persons interested at the offices of the Govemor, Kajiado' County Commissioner, Kajiado, County Executive Member for Lands, Physical Planning, Housing, Environment and Wildlife, and office of MR/3034353 rhe County Physical Planning Officer, Kajiado, between the hours of 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., Monday to Friday. Any interested pirson who wishes to make any representation in connection with or objection to the above-named part development plans may send such representations or objections in writing to be received by the County Physical Planning Officer, P.O. Box 11- 01100, Kajiado, within sixty (60) days from the date ofpublication of this notice and such representation or objection shall state the grounds' on which it is made. Dated the l6th February, 2017. I. K. PARASHINA, Jor Director oJ Physical Planning. GAzE-mENo[cENo. 1263 THE PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (Cap.286) COMPLETION OF PART DEVELOPMENT PLAN PDP No. CGS/32112017101 for Proposed Site Jor Green Point Offices, NEMA Siaya. NOTICE is given that the above-mentioned part development plan was on 1 4th Feb ruary , 2017 , completed. The part develop4ent plan relates to land situated within Siaya Town, Siaya County. Copies of the part development plan have been deposited for public inspection at the County Director of Physical Planning, Sub- County Administrator, Alego Usonga and Deputy County Commissioner, Alego Usonga. The copies so deposited are available for inspection free of charge by all persons interested at the County Director of Physical Planning, Sub-County Administrator, Alego Usonga and Deputy County Commissioner, Alego Usonga, between the hours of 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., Monday to Friday. Any interested person who wishes to make any representation in connection with or objection to the above-named part development plan may send such representations or objections in writing to be received by the County Director of Physical Planning. P'O. Box 803- 40600, Siaya, within sixty (60) days from the date of publication of this notice and such representation or objection shall state the grounds on which it is made. Dated the l4th February.2017. MR/3034309 MAURICEOCHIENG for Director ofPhysical Planning. GAZETTENoTICENO. 1264 THE,PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (Cap.286) INTEI.IT'ION TO AMEND KONZA TECNO CITY LOCAL PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENTPLAN Approved Development Plan No.02 NOTICE is given to all stakeholders that pursuant to the prcvisions of section 22 as read with section 27 of the Physical Planning Act (Cap. 286), we intend to amend Konza Local Physical Development Plan, approved Development Plan No. 02 of 25th February, 2013. The amendment is due to practical difficulties in the execution of the approved plan. Any interested person who wishes to make any representations or objections in connection with the amendment may send such representation or objection to be rcceived within thirty (30) days of this notice. The representations or objections on the same may be done in writing to: The National Director of Physical Planning, P'O. Box 45025-{0100, Nairobi. Dated the 8th February,2017. AUGUSTINEK. MASINDE, National Director oJ Physical Planning.MR/3034366 GAZETTENoTIcENo. I265 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO.ORDINATION ACT (No. 8 o! 1999) THE NATIONAL ETWIRONMENT MANAGEMENT . AUTHORITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED ISIOLO - MARALAL TRANSMISSION LINE PROJECT IN SAMBURU AND ISIOLO COUNTIES INVITATToN oF PuBuc CoMMENTS PURSUANT to regulation 2l of the Environmental Managemcnt and Co-ordination (Impact Asscssment and Audit) Rcgulations, 2003, thc National Environmcnt Managcment Authority (NEMA) has received an Envimnmental Impact Asscssment Srudy -Report for thc above proposcd projcct. The proponcnt, Kcnya Electricity Transmission Company is proposing thc construction of a 220kV double circuit transmission line from Isiolo to Maralal. The projcct will comprise of thc transmission line fnrm Isiolo - Manrlal 220 KV D/C liuc (l65km) and with two Substation cxtcnsions at Isiolo and Maralal. Thc following 8re the andcipsted impacts and proposed mitigation measur€s: Impacts Mitigation Measures Noise and vibration. Scnsitizc construction vehiclc drivers and machincry operators to switch off engines of vchiclcs or machincry not bcing uscd. r Scnsitizc construction drivcrs to avoid running of vehiclc cngincs or hooting. . Regular scrvicing of engines and machinc parts to rcduce noise generation. . Elnurr that all gencrators and hcavy duty cquipmcnt arc insularcd or placcd in cnclosures (containers) to minimizc ambient noise lcvcls. . Trccs to be plantcd around thc sirc to provide some buffer against noise propagation. . The noisy construction worts will entirely be planned to be during day time when most of the neighbours will be at work. . Provide necessary PPE to workers who may bc exposed to high levels of noise and ensure'proper and constant use. . All construction equipment and machinery to be uscd must be tested to verify if they arc compliant with Kcnya and the internationally acceptable standards ofnoise. . Ensure strict enforcement of on-site speed limit regulations. . Avoid excavation works in extremely dry weather. . Sprinkle wat€r on graded access routes when necessary to redu-ce dust pneration by construction and vehicles. . Stockpiles of earth should be enclosed / . covcred / watercd during d,ry or windy conditions to reduce dust emissions. . PPE to be provided to employees and ensure proper and constant use. . Sensitizc truck drivers and nrachine operators to switch off engines when not in use. . Use of an integrated solid waste managenrent system i.e. the 3 R's: l Reduction at source 2. Reuse 3. Recycle. Dust and exhaust emission Increased solid waste generation Gencration of wastewrter . a Oil spills hazards . Destruction of existing vegetation and habitat Disturbance on wildlife o Accuratc estimation of the dimensions and quantitics of matcrials rcquired. Use of durable, longJasting materials that will not need to be rcplaccd as often, thercby reducing thc amount of construction wasE gcncrated ovcr timc. Providc facilities for proper handling and storage of construction mat€rials to reducc the amount of waste caused by damagc. Use building mstcrials that have minimal or no packaging to avoid the generation of cxccssi.,,e packaging waste. Reuse packaging materials such as Removed woodcn poles,cartons, cemcnt bags, cmpty metal and plastic containcrs to reduce wastc at sitc, Wastc collection bins b be provided at designetcd points on site.. Disposc waste more rcsponsibly by contracting a rcgistcred wastc handler who will dispose the wastc at desigtated sites or landfills only and in accordancc with the cxisting laws. Provide mcans for handling scwagc .gcncratcd at the construction sitc. Conduct rcgular checks for scwage pipe blockages or dnmrgcs since such viccs can lead to rclcasc of the cffluent into thc land and watcr bodies, Monitor cffluent quality regularly to ensurc that the stipularcd discharge rules and standards art not violatcd, Install oil trapping equipment in leas whcrc thcrr is a likelihood of oil spillagc e.g. during mrintcnance of vchicles. Storagc and liquid impoundmcnt arcas for fuels, raw and in-proccss matcrial solvents, wastcs and finished pr,oducts should be desigred with sccordary containment to prevent spills and the contamination of soil, ground and surface wqter. Collected used oils strould be re-used, disposed of appropriately by licensed waste handlers, or be sold for reuse to licensed firms. Conduct selective clearing of vcgetation on the way-leave corridor. Avoid unnecessary vegetation clearing; only tall trees that po_se a danger o the transmission line and vegetation on the foot plinth of the tower to be rcmoved. Ensure proper demarcation and delineation of the project area to be affected by construction works. Specify locations for Eailers and equipment, and areas of the site which should be kept free of raffic, equipment, and slorage. Designate access routes and parking within rhe site. With Assistant from community, KWS and KFS, inidarc a tree planting exercise. Ensure no worker engage in acts of poaching. Restrict construction to day time. Observe applicable Game Resewe regulations. F + t. I t l t- .i. fr l- i h E i I I ir L t _ts F.. i* t' l t 24th February. 2017 THEKENYA GAZETTE . Bush clcaring to be selcctive. Only tall utcs on the waYleavc corridor or vegctation on the footprints of the towers to bc removed. ' Consult the local KWS officer and ' conscrvancy owners to advicc on construction timings to avoid disturbing wildlifc. Impacts on worken' and ' Ensure strict compliancc with thc community hcalth and Occupational Safety and Health Act saretY . ffJ;]'il;.,, by unauthorized personnel into thc construction site. . Train all employccs and regulatly scnsitize them on safe working procedurcs. Visual and acsthetic impacts . Periodic community sensitization of thc dangcrs poscd by thc project. . Place waming signs where neccssary. . Provide necessary PPEs to workcrs. . Erect a perimeter fencc to cnclose the substations. . Extcnsivc public consultation during projcct planning. . Structurcs at thc sitc should be dcsigncd in such a way that they will improve the beauty of thc surroundings. . Rcstorc site area through backfillittg, landscaping and planting of trecs, shrubs and grass on thc oPcn sPaccs to rc- introduce visual barriers. . Design and implerncnt an rpPropriatc landscaping programme. Incrpasc in social vices . Pcriodic scnsitization forums for including HMAIDS cmployccs on ethics, morals; gencral good bchaviour and the necd for the project to co-exist with thc neighbours' ' ""JJiffi: ffi:Hxl',:i# "Iv/AIDs : ffi::::i:"l::I:snong p.,icy on sexual harassment and abuse of offtce guided by proponent's policy on the same. Cultural heritage and ' Upon discovery of a heritage site'or an archaeoiogicalfinds Archaeological find, the construction site will be stopped, the site if possible will be restricted using tapes or local materials, and relevant authorities il"j',fl If, ,':i*t;?:f xi"f["lT;T; further instructions. Resettlement and loss of . Conduct' consultation meetings with use project affected persons and ensure timely compensation for loss of propcrty an<l land use. Ensure adherence to counry legal legislations and World Bank Safeguard Policy 4.12 on Involuntary Resettlement, The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during workinghours at (a) Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-O0200, Nairobi. (b) Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resoutces, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 3012G 00100, Nairobi. (c) County Director of Environment, Isiolo County. (d) County Director of Environment, Samburu County. The National Environment Management Authority invites members of ttre public to submit oral or writtcn comments within thirty (30) days from the datc of publication of this noticc to thc Dircctor-Gencral, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making proccss of the plan. MR/3034068 GEOFFREY WAHTJNGU, , Dtrector-General, National Environment Management Autlmrity. GAZETTENOTICENO, I266 TI{E ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO.ORDINATION ACT (No.8 ol 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT t AUTHoRmY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED TURKWEL _ LODWAR - LOKICHOGIO . . TRANSMISSION LINE IN TIJBKANA COI.INTY , INVITATION OF PTJBLIC COMMENTS PTJRSUANT to regulation 2l of the Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Rcgulations, 2003, thc National Environment Managcment Authority (NEMA) has rcccived an Environmental Impact Asscssmcnt Stutly Rcport for thc above prcposed project. The proponent, Kgnya Elcctricity Transmission Company is proposing the construction of a 220kV double circuit transmission line from Turkwel Power Gcncrating Substation through tokichar, to l.odwar and further to Kakuma and terminatc in lokichoggio with substations at lodwar, Lokichar and lokichoggio. The projcct will comprise of thc installation of: Transmission line from Tuftwel - Lndwar 22OkV D/c linc with ACSR Lynx Conductor (l40km), lndwar - Lokichoggio 2?lkY Dlc line with ACSR Lynx Conductor (190 km), Substation extensions of 220kV substation at Turkwet, Ncw 22Ol33kV substation at Lokichar, new 220l33kV substation at Lodwar and New 22OB3kY substation at Lokichoggio. The following are thc anticipatcd impacts and proposcd mitigation measures: Impacts Mitigation Measures Noise and vibration. Sensitizc construction vehicle drivcrs and. machincry operators to switch off engines of vehicles or machinery not being used. . Sensiti/e construction drivets to avoid running of vehicle cngines or hooting. . Regular servicing of engines and machine parts to reduce noise generation. . Ensure that all generators and heavy duty equipment arc insulated or placed in enclosurcs (containers) to minimize ambient noise levels. . Trecs to be planted around the site to - provide some buffer against noise propagation. . The noisy construction works will entirely be planned to be during day time when most of the neighbors will be at work. . Provide necessary PPE to workers who may be exposed to high levels of noise and cnsure proper and constant use. . All construction equipment and machinery to be used must b€ tested to verify if they are compliant with Kenya and the intemationally acceptable standards inoise. . Ensure strici enforcement of on-site speed limit regulations. . Avoid excavation works in extremely dry weather. Dust and exhaust emission Increased solid waste generation Generation of wastewater . Oil spills hazards Destruction of existing vegetation and habitat Sprinkle water on graded access routes when necessary to reduce dust genepation by construction and vehicles. Stockpiles of earth should be enclosed / covered / watered during dry or windy conditions to reduce dust emissions.. PPE to be provided to employees and ensure proper and c,onstant use. Sensitize truck drivers and machine operators to switch off engines when not in use. Regular servicing of engines and machine parts to reduce exhaust emission generation. Altemative non-fuel constmction equipment shall be used where feasible. Use of an integrated solid waste management system i.e. the 3 R's: 1. Reduction at source 2. Reuse 3. Recycle. Accurate estimation of the dimensions and quantities of materials required. Provide facilities for proper handling and storage of construction materials to reduce the amount of waste caused by damage. Use building materials that have minimal or no packaging to avoid the generation of excessive packaging waste. Dispose waste more responsibly by conttacting a registered waste handler who will dispose the waste at designated sites or landfills only and in accordance with the existing laws. Provide means for handling sewage generated at the construction site. Conduct regular checks for sewage pipe blockages or damages since such vices can lead to release of the effluent into the land and water bodies. Monitor effluent quality regularly to ensure that the stipulated discharge rules and standards are not violated. Install oil trapping equipment in areas where there is a likelihood of oil spillage e.g. during mainlenance of vehicles. In case of an oil spill, immediate clean up measures will be instituted Storage and liquid impoundment areas for fuels, raw and in-process material solvents, wastes and finished prcducts should be designed with secondary containment to prevent spills and the contamination of soil, ground and surface water. Collected used oils shoul{ be re-used, disposed of appropriate\, by licensed waste handlers, or be sold for reuse to licensed firms. Conduct selective clearing of vegeution on the wayJeave corridor. Avoid unnecessary vegetation clearing; only tall trees that pose a danger to the transmission line and vegetation on the foot plinth of the tower to be removed. Ensure proper demarcation and delineation of the project area to be affected by construction works. Specify locations for trailers and equipment, and areas of the sioe which should be kept free of traffic, equipment and storage. Disturbance on wildlife Impacts on workers'and . commr)nity health and safety Visual and aesthetic impacts lncrease in social vrces including HIV/AIDS Cultural heritage and archaeological finds Resettlement and loss of ' use Designate access routes and parking within the site. With assistant from community, KWS and KFS, initiate a tree planting exercise. Ensure no wgrkrr engage in acts of poaching. Resffict construction to day time. Observe applicable Game Reserve regulations. Bush clearing to be selective. Only tall frees on the wayleave corridor or vegetation on the footprints of the towers to be removed. Cohsult the local KWS officer and conservancy owners to advice on construction timings to avoid disturbing wildlife. Ensure strict compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act (osHA) 2007. Prohibit access by unauthorized personnel into the construction site. Train all employees and regularly sensitize them on safe rvorking procedures. Periodic community sensitization of the dangers posed by the project. Place waming signs where necessary. Provide necessary PPEs to workers. Erect a perimeter fence to enclose the substations. Extensive public coqsultation during project planning. Structures at the site should be designed in such a way that they will improve the beauty of the surroundings. Restore site area through backfilling, landscaping and planting of trees, shrubs and grass on the open spaces to re- introduce visual barriers. Design and implement an appropriate landscaping programme. Periodic sensitization forums for employees bn ethics, morals; general good behavior and the'need for the project to co-exist with the neighbors. Guidance and counselling on HIV/AIDS and other STDs to employees. Provision of condoms. Contractor to have a strong policy on seiual harassment and abuse of office guided by proponent's policy on the same. Upon discovery of a heritage site or an Archaeological find, the construction site will be stopped, the site if possible will be restricted using tapes or local materials, and relevant authorities including local administration ofFrcers and the museums of Kenya informed for further instructions. Conduct consultation meetings with Project Affected Persons and ensure timely compensation for loss of property and land use. Ensure adherence to country legal legislations and World Bank Safeguard Policy 4.12 on Involuntary Resettlement. + i I I l+ l. ti i+ l; i- l, Ir L' ,.4 !i -f i rl h t l, Ir il 24th February, 2Ol7 THE KENYA GAZETTE MR/3034068 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-O0200, Nairobi. (b) Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources. NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 3012G . 00100, Nairobi. (c) County Director of Environment, Turkana County. 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' GE.FFRE' *AHLTNGU, Director-General, National Environme nl Management Authority. GAZET,TE NoTICE NO. 1 267 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No. 8 oJ 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED GAS EXPLORATORY DRILLING AT BLOCKS T,4 AND LI3 IN LAMU COUNTY INVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTS PLIRSUANT to regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has receivetl an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed pioject. The p,roponent, Zarara Oil and Gas Limited is proposing to undertake a hydrocarbon exploration drilling programme on Blocks L4 and Ll3 in Lamu County, with specific focus on Pate Island. Exploratory drilling is a temporary and short duration activity and includes site preparation, equipmenf-assemblage, well site and drilling pad construction, erection of the rig, drilling, testing and restoration of the well site. In the event that potentially commorcial volumes of hydrocarbons are discovercd additional exploration wells and/or appraisal wells are likely to be drilled in the future to provide greater information on the likely nature and scale of the hydrocarbon resources. / fhe followrng are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation lneasufes: Impacts Mitigation Measures Biodiversity (flora, fauna,. Rapid regeneration of plant cover must soil characteristics) . be encouraged by setting aside topsoil during earthmoving and replacing onto areas where the re-establishment of plant cover is desirable to prcvent erosion if it was necessary. Implement a tree planting prcgram within the well site boundary to offset loss of trees due to the construction phase. Work areas should be clearly defined and demarcated, where necessary to avoid unnecessary disturbance on areas outside the development footprint. Ensure protection of important resources by establishing protective buffers to exclude unintentional disturbance. Providing soil erosion control structures on the steeper areas of the site and controlling activities during the rainy season. Manag'e storm and flood flash water effectively to avoid movement of loss soils. . Vehicles coming into the site must use designated roads. . Education on the importance of flora ' and fauna in the areas, including the appropriate regulatory requirements. . Develop a plan for control of noxious weeds and invasive plants that could occur as a result of new surface disturbance activities at the site. The plan should address monitoring, weed identifrcation, the manner in which weeds spread, and methods for treating infestations. water consumption . There are several options in sourcing freshwater to reduce impact of sourcing freshwater in the island: . Filling barges with water from water stations or rivers on the main land (e.9. Tana River), Malindi or Mombasa; and transporting to Pate Island. . Building a storage pit which can be filled with freshwater before commenc€ment of the project, which can act as an available reserve to minimize possible over abstracti6n with the local supply. . Drilling a bore hole to tap in to aquifer of Vumbe wells in the mainland. Locating a local source acceptable with the community. . Treating sea water through a reverse osmosis process. Waste water . Wastewater can be recycled and used in the drilling process, domestic effluent can also be treated and recycled and sludge from site for safe disposal at a designated disposal site. . Where possibl6 rain water can be used in the &illing process. If pit water is deerned uncontaminated it can be pumped offsite or reused as irrigation water for restoration of the site perimeters.r . Training of site personnel in proper waste management and chemical handling procedures. . Provision of suitable facilities for- the collection, segregation and safe disposal of the wastes. Waste should be segregated in terms of recyclable, reusable, biodegiadable, non- biodegradable and providing equipment for handling waste. . Regular cleaning and maintenance progfamme for drainage systems, sumps and oil interceptors. . Sprinkling water periodically when operations are under way to pr€vent raising of dusts. . Impose and enforce speed limits and provide driving guidelines for vehicle operators. . Educate and raise awafeness to construction urorkers on emission reduction and emissions that are likely to occur. that is local Waste generation Air quality EI lii 888 THEKENYA GAZETTE 24thFebruary,2017 a Noisc and vibration . Occupational, health and . safety Social impacts Visual impact Provide workers with appropriate Personal Pmtcctiie Eguipment (PPE) such as dust masks. Machincry should be maintained regularly to reducc noise resulting from friction during operations. l,ocate sll stationary construction equipment (ie. comprcssors and generators) urd exploratory wells as far as practicable from nearbj residences and other sensitive r€ceptors. Provision of waming sigrs should be made at the gate warning of construction activity and heavy machinery tuming. Provide workers with appropriate PPE such as goggles, gloves, hard hats, overalls, ear muffs, dust mask among others. Placing signs around where there are risks. Signs should mcet intemational standards and should be in English and Kiswahili for easy understanding. The well pad should be cordoned off and there be security in and around the site !o control the movement of unauthorized personnel and thereby protrct the general public fiom dangers associatcd with the operations. Providing firefighting equipment, in easily accessible areas and ensuring site personnel are well hained to use them as well as maintaining them regularly. Raising awareness, cducating workers on risks and use of cquipment; animal species and habitats found in the area and their risks; first aid training. Providing safe and secure storage for cquipment and matcrials in the site and - maintaining Material Safety Data Shees (MSDSs). Establishing emergency procedures against hazards and ensuring the workers stay aware/educated on following them and- commensurate to the megnitude and rype of emergency, by conducting regular drills and involving the neighbours. Grievance mechanism will be in place to resolve any employment and local supplier-related grievances. Where feasible look into vocational training programs for the local workforcc to promote development of skills required by thc oil and gas industry. Develop and implement a Health Risk Assessment and a workforce management plan for the local workforce. Consider site-specific landscaping in selected area to provide screening for resident whose property abus thc project. Ensurc good housekeeping of the sit€ in order to create a positivc imagc in the eyes of the public. Exrcrnal lighting shall be as unobtrusive as possible and shall be shielded and directcd downwards to prevent side spill. The use of tall mast lights shall be carefully assessed before being used due 0o proximity of fauna and rcsidential areas. . Consider site-specific landscaping in selected ar€a- to provide scr€ening for resident whose property abuts the project. Chemical, waste or oil . Requirements of oil spill and emergency spill ::H#:'j: be met before operations ' Apply spill prevention practices and r€sponse actions in refuclling and vehicle use ar€as to minimizc accidental contamination of habitats and soil. . .Addrcss spills immediately per the appropriat€ spill management plan, and initiate soil clean-up and soil removal if needed. Containerizc spent oils and lubes for I appropriate disposal or recycling. f Containerize contaminated soils that ;. cannot be treated in 'situ and remove I offsite for heatrnent. i The full report of the proposed project is avaiiable for inspectioh during working hours at: (d) Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, - -i P.O. Box 67839-O0200,J.{airobi. (b) Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resourccs, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 3012G i. 00100, Nakobi. (c) County Director of Environment, Lamu County. The National Environmcnt Management Authority invircs ;- members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this noticc to the Director-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the dccision making process of the plan. GEOFFREY WAHIINGU, ' Director-General, NationalEnvironmentlllanagcmentAtlthority. : GAZETTENoTIcENo. I268 THE E}WIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO.ORDINATION ACT (No. I of 1999) iue NenoNaL ENYIRoNMENT MANAcEMENT AUTHORITY E}WIRONMENTAL IMPAGT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF KENYA WOMEN AND CHILDREN WELLNESS CENTRE ON PLOT L.R. NO. 2530U2 AT MAROROI AREA PFF NORTHERN BY.PASS, NAIROBI CITY COI.'NTY I}WITATTON OF zuBUC COMMENTS PURSUANT to regulation 2l of the Environmental Managefttent and Co-ordination (lmpact Assessment and Audit) Regulations. 2003, the Ndtional Environment Management Authority (NEMA)- has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The proponent, James Jordan Foundation trnternational is proposing !o construct Kcnya Women and Children Wellness Centre on Plot L.R. No. 253O212 at Maroroi area off Northem By-pass, Nairobi City County. The project components includesl a 184 bed inpatient, women and children outpatient clinics, gender-violence recovery . cente, research and training cenfe, pediatric care, HMAIDS outpatient clinic, burn unit and a forensic laboratory ' The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measunes: t Impacts Effluent treat nent Pr o p o se d mitig ation me a sure s, . Treatrnent of operation process of water before being channeled into the Nairobi sewage system. . The effluent discharged 0o the sewer system should be treated in regird to (water quality) Rcgulations, 2006. MW2580938 Ei 'l:!' : t- t. f.. +' :' I i; t' L I. 24th February,2017 THEKENYA GAZETTE 889 Water utilization Occupational hcalth, safety and fire hazards a -a Control the spread of . diseases in hospital wards Noise pollution Manage traffic on the bridge and thc Northem By-pass Implcment water saving devices for domestic watcr use eg. Dual flush toilets. Cleaning mcthqds used for gcneral cleaning should eim to minimizc watcr use. Hawesting of rain water during the rain season. Always chcck water leakages to avoid wastage. Regularly test the wdtcr through accreditcd laboratorics to ensure the , biological and chemical components ar€ as per the EMCA (water quality) Regulations, 2006. Regular supervision of works to ensurc that safety conditions aie met in the hospital during operational phase. Develop evacuation procedures to handle emergency situations. Have conffolled entry and exit ftom the hospital premises. Always post signagc to inform of safety hazards and conEols. Provision of appropriate personal protective gears and enforce the rtse. Always have fire extinguishers on convenient positions in thc prcmiscs. Adhere to provision of OSHA, 2007 Provide the staff with personal protective equipment (PPE) during working hours. Ensure no open burning of solid wastcs within the hospital. Properly manage machine with exhaust emissions. Haulage trucks to be coverrd or the aggregates sprayed with water befoE' loading. The project area will bc condoned off during construction to avoid incidents and accidents especially during construction. Construction to be done only during day+ime. Ensure that noise and exccssive vibration during construction arc within permissible levels as per the provision of the environmental management and coordination, Noisc and Excessive Vibration Pollution Regulations, 2009. Use modem construction equipmcnt that are not very noisy. Transportation of materials from and to be done during day time, during the construction phase. To post warning signs to provide notify other road uses of heavy trucks utrning to and from the site during construction since the project is locate near the bridge. Traffic conrol should be ensured when service vehicles ar€ entcring thc main road, the Northem By-pass. Adhere to Nairobi City County Govemment traffic byJaws and national traffic laws. Designation of vehicle registration and checkpoint inside thc premise to avert unnecessary EafEc. Soil and water pollution . During excavation oil spillage should be avoided as much as possible. Proper wastc management and disposal accoding !o EMCA Wastc Management Regulations, 2006. Ensurc' no construction materials are washed to the neighbors. Covcr construction materials in the sitc during thc rain season to avoid being washed away. To fence the site with'concrcte if possible to washing away of ' soil especially during construction phasc because the area is slopy. Proper managemenr of machinery, vehicle and equipment that use oil. The full report of the propospd project is available for inspection during working hours at: (a) Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road. P.O. Box 67839{0200, Nairobi. (D) Principal Secreory, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Rcsources, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30126- 001ffi, Nairobi. (c) County Director of Environment, Nainrbi City County. The National Environment Management Authority invites mcmbers of the public to submit oral or writtcn comments within thirty (30) days from thc date of publication of ftis notice to the Dircctor-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making process cf tlre plan. MPJ2580922 GEOFFREY WAHUNGU, Director-Ge neral, National Environment Management Authority. GMETTENoTIcENo. 1269 THE ENVIRONMENTIL MANAGEMENT AND CO.ORDINATION ACT (No. I of 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED DAYSTAR DAM PROJECT ON PLOT L.R. NO. I9O3I, MAVOKO SUB.COI.JNTY, MACHAKOS COUNTY .INVITATIoN oF PUBUC CoMMETiTS PURSUANT to regulation 2l of 0rc Environmental Managcment and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 20O3, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessmcnt Study Report for the above proposed project. The proponent, Daystar University Kenya is proposing to construct a dam on Plot L.R. No. 19031, Mavoko Sub-County, Machakos County. The proposed prcject will entail coflstruction of a concrete gravity dam for domestic puposes only and is expected to supply water to a population of 8000 sfirdents. The dam has been designed to have full reservoir storage of 160,000mr and a live storage of 155,000m3. The following are th€ anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Impacts Mitigotion Measures . Re-vegetation/ Conscrve the vegetation along water bodies and near wetlands. . Carry out lhe construction works in the dry season. . Limit the circulation of heavy machinery to minimal areas. . Stabilize ttre soil in order to rcduce potential erosion. . At the end of construction works, lcvel off the soils and facilitate vegetation re- generation. Soil erosion -i'I THE KENYA GAZETTE 24thFebruary,2OlT Water qu'ality Air and noise pollution ' Occupational safety and health MR/3034051 Plan and set up on-site sanitary facilities for the disposal of waste water. Regular and continuous water quality water table monitoring. Take all precautions during the refueling of vehicles and machinery, and forbid the refueling near water bodies. Comply with the Water Quality Regulations of2006. IJse appropriate means for minimizing dust dispersion during construction. Maintain vehicles and machinery in good condition in order to minimize gas noise and dust emmissions. Use dust and noise attenuators, such as vegetation edges along transport corridors in order to minimize noise and aerial transport of dust. Construction during day time. Ensure the plantation of indigenous species. Protect trees from machinery along right-of-way. Restore the vegetation in cleared areas. Promote the development of community nurseries. Use of protective clothing, wheri: necessary. Erecting hazards waming sigts. Biodiversity Contracting a securiry firm anil fencing the dam. ' Adherence to the provisions of OSHA 2007. 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) Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30126- 00100, Nairobi. (c) County Director of Environment, Machakos County. 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' GE.FFRE' *AHLTNGU, Director-General, National Environment Management Authority. GAZETIENOTICENO. 1270 THE ENVIRbNMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No.8 of1999) THE NATIONAL E}.IVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ENIVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PR.OPOSED KENYA MARITIME AUTHORITY OFFICE BLOCK ON PLOT L.R. NO. MOMBASA/BLOCK XLVM/I28, ALONG MBARAKI ROAD AT MBARAKI AREA IN MOMBASA COIJNTY INVITATION OF IUBLIC COMMENTS PURqUANT to regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The proponent, Kenya Maritime Authority is proposing to construct an Office Block on Plot L'R' No. Mombasa/Block XLVIIVI28, along Mbaraki Road at Mbaraki Area in Mombasa County. The building shall consist of 3 basement floors, ground floor, lst to 15th Floors, an observatory level and a roof level featuring a helipad. Other key conrponents of the building will include basement parking; backup power generator, an auditorium, lettable office spaces' a restaurant, prayer rco_m, sanitary facilities and waste management chutes. Extemal component will include a bio-digester, parking' entry and exit gates with sentry box and an enclosing boundary wall. The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Impacts Proposed mitigation measures Sourcing of raw materials ' The contractor will obtain raw materials for the construction from sources that are compliant with NEMA Regulations. The contractor will procure quantities that are sufficient for the intended works only and recycle as far as practical to curtail wastage. The contractor will commit to extensive use of recycled raw materials as will be appropriate and in a manner that does not compromise the safety of the development. Destruction ofthe ' Compacted areas to be ripped to prevent physical environment erosion. Occupational health and safety of workers Restore degraded areas through landscaping using trees and sediment binding grasses. Control earthworks to Prcvent compaction of the loose soils. Obtain a permit to fell trees from KFS. Provide adequate and aPProPriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including safety shoes, helmets, gloves, overalls etc. Employees to be given ttie correct tools and equipment for the jobs assigned and trained on their use. First aid services and an emergency vehicle to be readily available at site. Moving parts of machines and sharP surfaces to be securely protected with guards to avoid unnecessary contacts and injuries during construction phase. The contractor to implement the provisions of the Occupational Safety and Health Act, No. 15 0f 2007. First aid services and an emergency vehicle to be readily available at site. Contractor to deploy fine dust screens at the site during construction. Sprinkle dust producing materials such as ballast with water during offloading on site. Retain vegetation as much as possible lo re$uce bare areas exposed to wind. Use low Sulphur fuels to power delivery vehicles and site machinery. kovided employees with dust masks and goggles.. t. h t; l1 s .L i.l t; i* I t- t_ I t :. i1 i l. i I lf J: E" € ; .,8 Air pollution 24th February,2Ol7 ' THE KENYA GAZETTE 891 Solid wastes Installation of litter bins and a receptacle that encourage separation of wastes at source to promote re-use and re-cycling. Procure the services of a NEMA licensed waste handler to manage solid wastes from the cons8uction site. A1l recyclable materials should be collected and sent to NEMA licensed recyclers. Deploy compact machinery and fit them with mufflers.' Personnel working at the site will b€ provided with Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) such as earmuffs. Dcploy acoustic screens around noisy working areas to contain noiscs. Limit construction works to daytime on weekdays only. The contraclor will ensure that the vehicles delivering materials do not block the road and accommodated within the site. Heavy commercial vehicles dclivering raw materials shall observe dcsignatcd speed limits for the area. Noise pollution Traffic management Workforce sanitation . hoper signage and wahings to be placed along Ivlbaraki Road to forcwam other motorists on the use of the road by heavy commercial vehicles . Deploy flagrnen to guide traffic along the road during construction works adjacent to the road. . The contractor will deploy temporary sanitary units (Mobile toilets) as thc construction phase. . The mobile units should be emptied by NEMA licensed effluent handlers. Increascd demand for . The contractor to ensurc prudential use water of water resourc€s during construction by avoiding wastage such as running pipes and taps. The proponent should obtain a water abstraction permit from WRMA and install a meter to monitor the water yields from the borehole. 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{)0200, Nairobi. - (D) Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30126- 00100, Nairobi. (c) County Dircctor of Environment, Mombasa County. The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or writien comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Direclor-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making process of the plan. GEOFFREY WAHt'NGU, Director-General, Natio nal Environment Management Authority.MR/3034179 GAZETTENoTICENo. 127I THE E}.IVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT w;.8 oltsss) THE NATIbNAL E}WIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY E}WIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STI,JDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED INTEGRATED MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT ON PLOT L.R. NO. 2822313, OFFKIAMBU ROAD, ALONG THE NORTHERN BY-PASS AT RIDGEWAYS IN NAIROBI CITY COTJNTY - INvtTATIoN oF PLrBuc CoMMEi.rrs PLJRSUANT to regulation 2l of the Environmental Management and Co-odination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The proponent, Cytonn Investment Partners Eleven LLP is proposing to construct an integrated mixed used development comprising 692No. resi&ntial aparmens, 90No. serviced apartsnents, and convenient retail storcs on L.R. No. 2822313, off Kiambu Road, along the Northern By-pass in Ridgeways, Nairobi City County. The residential development consists of l, 2 and 3 bedrmm apartrnents. Ther-e arc also 2 options of 3 bedrooms with a domestic servant quartcr, standad and premium, and penthouses that occupy the topmost floor. The development has lots of green spaces, outdoor sitting spaces and recrcational facilities including swimrning pools, children's playgrounds_, landscaped courtyards and a health club. The development offers world class sewiced apartments for both short stay and long stay residents In addition, thc proposed development offers convenience with over 20,000 square feet of retail and ofFrce space consisting of a mini-mart, convenience stores, salon and laundry among others. The proposed development will have a securc gat€d community with 24-hour CCTV surveillance and ample parking sPaces. The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Impacts Air pollution Propo s e d Miti g ation Me asure s . Building materials that are likely to ' produce dust such as ballast should be sprinklcd with water bpfore usc. . Access road and dust surfaces at the construction site should be sprinkled with water twice a day. . Employees will be provided with appropriate dust masks. . Construction work and delivery of raw materials will be limited to day time hours only. . Delivery of raw materials will exclude weekends. o Concrcte mixers will be located as far as practical from neighboring proirrties. . Employees using equipment that produce peak sounds shall be provided with earmuffs. . The contractor will endeavor o conply with Noise Regulations (kgal Notice No.61 of2009). . Thc contractor will registcr the site as a workplace with the Directorate of Occupational Safety and Health Services (DOSHS). . The contractor will use equipment's with silencers so as to minimize noise emission. Noise pollutidn Occupational health and . Provision of adequate and appropriate safety Personal hotective Equipmcnt (PPE) including safety shoes, helmets, gloves and overalls. I -r I Employecs to be given the correct tools and equipment for the jobs assigned. Employecs to be trained in the use of all equipment that they will be required to oPrate. Rest times and breaks will be strictly observed. First aid services and an emergency vehicle to be readily available at site. Moving parts of machines and sharP surfaces to be securely protected with guards to avoid unnecessary contacts and injuries during construction phase. The confiactor to implement the provisions of the Occupational Sal'ety and Health Act, No. 15 of 2007. Wastes emanating from construction activities shall be disposed off at the designated dumpsites. Transportation of wastes from the site shall be done by a NEMA registered sol-ki waste handler who will use appropriate vehicbs for conveyance of wastes from sitc to designated sites. The reusable/ recyclable waste componcnts will be sold out/ given out to willing buyers. Comply with the Waste Management Regulations, 2006. Heavy commercial vehicles delivering raw materials shall observe designated speed limits for the area. Proper signage and wamings shall be placed on the accEss routc to fotewam other motorists on the use of the road by heavy commercial vehicles. Delivery of raw msterials for the construction shall only be undertaken during weekdays. A11 materials will be offloaded on the site and not on the road reserves. The proponent will provide proper de- acceleration cum acceleration lane for vehicles delivering raw materials. Sufficient parking for heavy commercial vehicles is available on site. The conuactor will make a temporary access road on site to aid in traffic flow in and out ofthe Northem By-Pass. The contractor will ensure water conservation in all construction activities. Water will be recYcled as far as is practice without compromising on quality and health. ' The proponent will supplement the rcticulated supply by use of bowsers and from an existing boreholc on site. ' The full report of the pmposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: (a) Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839{0200, Naimbi. (b) Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30126- 00100, Naimbi. (cJ County Director of Environment, Nairobi City County. 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. GEOFFREY WAHUNGU, Director-General, National Environment Management Authority. I I L. T g i', E l+ j, t. i' Waste water Solid waste Traffrc managenrcnt MR13034419 GAZETTENoTICENO. I272 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO.ORDINATION ACT (No. 8 of 1999) TIIE NATIONAL EI{VIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY DRAFT REPORT FOR THE STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT (SEA) FOR THE LAPSSET CORRIDOR INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, KENYA INVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTS IN LIGHT of the provisions of section 57 A of the Environment Management and Co-ordination Act (EMCA) (Cap. 387), regulati,on 42 and 43 of Environmcntal (Irrpact Assessrrent and Audit) Regulations (Irgal Notice No. 101 of 2003), the National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA) has received a Draft SEA Report for the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) for the LAPSSET Corridor Infrastructure ievelopment Project (LCIDP), Kenya. The SEA findings and recommendations ar€ also expected to be integrated into the existing sectoral Policies, Plans and Programs (PPPs) of the infrastructure sector in the country in the context of sustainable development. The LAPSSET Conidor Development Authority-LcDA is the PPP owner. The LAPSSET SEA Report is an Infrastructure Corridor Project conceived to improve aceess and conncctivity between Kenya, Southem Sudan and Ethiopia and eventually forming a land bridge across the entire Great Lakes region from Eestern Coast of Africa (Lamu) to Westem Coast (Douala) Carireroon. In line with such economic transformation goals, specific objectives of the SEA for LAPSSET have been identified as follows- (o) to identiry key strategic resources and linkages between environmental protection and economic growth in areas to be influenced by LCIDP: (D) to assess likely significant effects of LCIDP development on such resources; (c) to formulate a set of measures to address these priority concems and to take advantage of opportunlties that will emerge from LCIDP, considering institutional and financial conditions needed for implementing such proposal; and (d) to recommend mechanisms for reducing environmental and social costs issociated with achievement of the economic goals of LCIDP including nEasunes that will enable future adjustments to maintain and promote sustainable and equitable growth in rcsponse to anticipated development of the LCIDP inclusive of the Economic Corridor. Thb key existing concems/potential impacts, policy gaps and key recommendations are highlighted bblow: i1 h' I I t. I I 24th February,2017 THE KENYA GAZETTE 893 Concern 'lzvcl oJ MitigationProposed Mitigation Re s p o n s ib ility fu r Mi ti gation Observed prevalence of very high levels of poverty and inequality within Counties traverscd by LAPSSET on account of vulnerability to drought Policy GoK to continue with affirmative action as chafted out ir the Vision 2030 Strategy Paper for Northem Kenya, National Policy for the Sustainable Development of Northern Kenya and otlrer Arid Lands-Releasing Our Full Potential, alongside implementation of other stratcgies, LAPSSET included. GoK, all stakcholders. Observed accelerated degradation (soil erosion) of pastoral grazing lands Policy level Appreciate.ASAL degradation as a growing national disaster. All. The Stab Departrnent oflivestock Production to fast track rclease of the Draft National Land Use Folicy. State Departnent of Livestocl Production. lrgislative levelProvide lcgal framework for grazing land management control to p€g stocking levels to carrying capaclty. County governments/ Nationa Covemment. Statutory requirement for approved land managenrent plans (similar to EIA) for all land parcels which will be subjected to statutory annual audit. State Department for Livestock production / Counq govemments. County Asrcmblics can gazette rcgulations for grazing land managemcnt aimed at curbing over stocking. County govemments and County Assemblies. kgal recourse in case of default in land conservation.County govemments. L,egal incentive for individuals to invest in conservation of communally owncd land. NLC. Strategic level County governments !o guide implcmentation of Grazin6 Land Management Plans through: . Awareness creation. . Issuance of guidelines for [,and Managemort Planning. . Technical Assistance in Sitc suitability matching. . Enforcementofcarryingcapacity. . Restocking prograrnme to rebuild pastoral resilience. All County govemments. LCDA to mainstream pastoral production into I-APSSETLCDA. LCDA to forge closer collaboration with County Covernrnents. LCDA. Marginalization of pasloralists through LCIDP-driven realignment ir land-use Policy level Policy intcrvention to provide for development control and zoning along IfIDP Eaverse. State Department of Physical Planning. Clear identifrcation of pastoral grazing territories inclusive of dry scason and \*et season grazing and watering grounds. County governments. kgislative levelkgal framework to allow for protection of pastoral grazing resources. County govemments to legislate rules through County Assemblies. Strategic level Development contol in the LCIDP Traverse as part of the County Spatial Plans. LCDA level Develop working mechanism with respective county govemments. LCDA. Possibldmarginalization of fishing based livelihoods at Lamu Strategic leYel LAPSSET to adopt policy ofdeveloping frshing industry at Lamu. National government/ LCDA.. LCDA to fast-track development of proposed Fishing Port within the Lamu Port Complex to creatq a stable market for ihe local fishing industry. National Govcmment /LCDA. [.amu County Govemment. LCDA to facilitate capacity building for exploitation of Exclusive Economic Zone by local fishermen. Nationel Governrnent /LCDA/ Lamu County Govemment and Kcnya Ports Authority. Provision of secure navigation passage (e.g. ferry service) in the Faza waterway. National Govemment /LCDA, Lamu County Govemment. Possible over exploitation of Lake Turkana Fisheries Strategic level Capacity building for commercial fishing at Lake Turkana. Natiohal Govemment/Turkanr Codnty Govemment. Reported drying of the Ewaso Ngiro North River Strategic lerel Peg any new invesftnent to available water by enforcing articles l2 and 20 of the Watet Act, 2016. WRMA and Ewaso Ngiro North Development Authority. kgal action to release water upstrcam for downstream users through enforcement of articles 12 and 20 of Water Act,2016. WRMA. kgal protection of agricultural catchments through enforcementof articlesZ2,21 and 28 of the Wat€rAct, 2016. WRMA. i{ t. t; i, 1. 1-. i, I.' r t", i, I l. Concern Izvel o! MitigationProposed Mitigation Re sponsibility Jo r Miti gationi' I l. t1 L I r t. L t_. I { I I Ggal enforcement of rainwater harvcsting: Article 32 of the Water Act, 2016. Proposed Water Harvesting Authority (WHA) / WRMA. NWMP 2030 should be subiected to a SEA proceps to allow for public scrutiny of all proposals. WRMA. Potential for LAPSSET to induce increased water demand to the detriment of pastoralists, wildlife, nanrre and other users lrgislative levelPcg any new investrnent to available water by enforcinl articles l2 and 20 of Water Act,2016. Ecological costs ofrcduced delivery of flood waters to l,orian SwamP as a result of flood hamessing works Strat€gic level Flood modelling at Lorian swamP to precede all dar design to dctermine contribution from other sources ant ensure that enough flmds are available to recharge bod the swamp and aquifer. WRMA/ENNDA. Hydrological costs of reduced delivery of flood waters to Merti Aquifer as a result of flood harnessing works Reservoir design to allow for release of both floods ant Q80 ensure continued flow to support downstrean Proccsses" WRMA. Threat of reservoir siltation and associated imbalance in water supply Dam development to be preceded by intensive catchmen conservation and legal protection of agricultura catchments through enforcement of atticles 22,27 and2l of the Water Act, 2016. WRMA/ ENNDA"/CountY Govcmments. Possible drawdown on aquifen Enforce articles 10,\2,20,21,23, 28 of the Water Act' 20 16 to ensure that withdrawal does not exceed rechargt potential. WRMA. Observed tnend of severe decline in wildlife population in Kenya Policy lcvel Appreciate wildlife loss as a national disaster. All stakeholders. Review policy sfategies in wildlife management !o:-KWS. Allow for land owners to benefit from wildlife conservation. / KWS. Review land policy to allow for flexibility in wildlife movement. NLC. lrgislative levelkgal incentive to invest in wildlife conservation hovidt for wildlife cropping and trophy hunting under licence. KWS Ehning of land to identify and secure game miSratory corridors ensure pasloral resources are Prctect€d in the national and County Spatial Plans. County governments/Kws. LCDA level L,CDA to initiate discussion at appropriate levels of GOI based on the validated SEA RePort. LCDA. Potential fragmentation of wildlife habitat by the LAPSSET induced Srategic level Zoning of land to isolate and gazette game migratory corridors within traverse. National Governmenu Court, govemments. development Ensure that game migratory routes enjoy legal recognition. KWS. Adopt phased apprcach to minimize environmental and socio-economic shocks in port and corridor development LCDA. Realign LCIDP between Hindi and Benane to maintain a least l0 Km buffer with Arawale and Rahole National Reserves to avoid habitat fragmentation. National GovernmenV KWS/LCDA. Realign LCIDP to avoid game migratory corridors in tht Waso Ecosystem by: . Rerouting corridor !o Archer's Post from Kult Mawe and locate main Dry Port, Oil Storage ctc a Kula Mawe and Archer's Post. . Relocating Resort City from Kipsing !o West Gate Kalama or Kinna areas. ' Disaggregating Corridor to avoid road ffaversr ttrough Kipsing and Laikipia in favour of Samburu KWS/[,CDA/County govemments. Potential for LAPSSET to escdate conflict Operating levelConflict hopots have been mapped as part of this SEI Study. I,CDA to pursue partiality in disributinl opportunities associated with the LCIDP. National Govemment/LCIDP/ LCDA,/ CountY governmeEts . and other Stakeholders. - Potential loss of cultural heritage Operating levelL,amu Island has been zoned out for exclusion fton LAPSSET. Respective County Govemments and NMX to zone out all cultural resources -that requh( prcservation. Nationel Government/Couty govemmentv NMIV LCDA. I The full Draft S6ategic Environmental Assessment for the LAPSSET Corridor Infrastructure Development Pmject, Kenya is availablc fori. inspection during working hours at: (a) Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 3012640100, Nairobi. (D) Director-Generaf, NEMA, Popo Road, offMombasa Road, P.o. Box 67839{0200, Nairobi. z4thFebruary,2017 THEKENYA GAZETTE (c) County Director of Environment, Lamu County. (d) County Director of EnVironment, Garissa County. (e.) County Director of Environment, Meru County. (fl County Directorof Environment, Isiolo County. ' (g) County Dircctor of Environment, laikipia County. . (ft) Counry Director of Environment, Samburu County. (i) County Director of Environment, Marsabit County. f) County Director of Envirdnment, Baringo County' (&) County Director of Environment, Turkana County. A copy of the Draft SEA report can be downloaded from www.nema.go.ke (SEA/037)' The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written corunents within thirty (30) days from tn" aui" of publication of this noticJ to the Directoi-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in thc decision making process regading tttis SEA. Comments can also be emailed to dgrrema.go.ke GEOFFREYWAHUNGU, Director-General, National Environment ManaSement Authoritt. MR/303,()85 GAzErrENsrIcENo. 1273 TIIE TRANSFER OF BUSINESSES ACT (Cap.500) ASANTE KEI.IYA FOUNDATION LIMITED BUSINESS -Ttr,ANSFER, NOTICE is given pursuant to section 3 and 4 of the Transfer of the Business Act (Cap. 500)- of the Laws of Kenya that Asante Kenya Foundation Limited, of P.O. Box 5353-80401, Diani in the Republic of Kenya (the "ransferor") carrying on the business of agro-forestry' intendi to transfer part of its business, stocks and assets (the "transferred business") to Asante Capital EW Limited' of P.O' Box 535!80401, Diani (the "transferee") with effect from 3rd March' 2Ol7 or thereafter (subject to conditions Precedent being met), who shall henceforth carry on the transfeEed business. The address of both the transferor and the transfer€e is P.O. Box 5351-80401, Diani. Thc transferee shall not and shall not be deemed to assume any of the debts or liabilities incurred in connection with or relating to the iansferred business by or on behalf of the transfemr up to and including the date of the transfer which will be dischargcd by the transferor and likewise airy debts due to the transferor up to and including the date of the transfer will be received by the transferor. All creditors are hereby advised to forthwith notify the transferor and the fiansferee in writing through rhc abovementioned address of any claims iri respect of debts and liabilities incurred by or on behalf of the transferor in connedtion with or relating to the transferred business. Dated the l5th February.2017. MR/3034417 DALY &INAI\,IDAR, Advocate s fur the TransJeror and Ttansferee . GAZE'IrENqncENo. 1274 SCANIA EAST AFRICA LIMITED Dlsposel or Uri:coLLEcrED GooDs NOTICE is issued pursuait !o the provisions of the Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya, to Expediters International Limited, the owners of motor vehicle reg. No. KAW El lV - Scania truck, chassis No. 4420219, to take delivery ofthe said motor vehicle from the premises of Scania East Africa Limited, situate at 17, Kitui Road, off Kampala Road, Industrial Area, Nairobi' within thirty (30) days from the publication of this notice, upon payment of the itorage charges and other incidental charges; plus the cost of publishing this notice. Further notice is given that should tlre said motor vehicle remain uncollected as aforesaid, Scania East Africa Limited will commence proceedings to dispose off the motor vehicle whether by public auction or private treaty without any further reference to yourselves in order to MR/3034096 defray the carriagc, storage and any other related charges in accordance with the Act. Datcd the 13ft February, 2017. ' ISSA & COMPANY, Advocates for Scania Eost Africa Limiled. GAzErrENoficENo. 1275 UTOFINELIMITED DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTED GOODS NOTICE is given putsuant to section 5 of the Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya, to Patrick Kamau, Cellphone No. 0710622750, Nairobi, owner of KBR 303M, Subaru Imprez4 KAH 692Y, Toyota Corona saloon for Chris Gitimu' 0722513496, KAB 478W, Toyota pick-up (shell ) for Kimemia and T829BKC station wagon lying in the premises of Autofine Limited' off Lunga Lunga Road, Nairobi Area, to take delivery of the same within thirty (30) days from the date ofpublication ofthis notice upon payment of all storage charges failure to which the said motor vehicles will be sold by public aucrion or private treaty without further notice to the owner and procceds ttrere from will be utilized m dcfray the storage charges and any other incidental cost and any shortfall will be collecrcd from the owner ofthe vehicle by legal proceedings. MR/3034175 PAI,JLNJOROGE, Credil Controller. GAZEmENqncENo. 1276 LIBER.TY LIFE ASSURANCE KENYA LMITED Head Office: P.O. Box 3036'+-{0100, Nairobi I-oSS OF IbUCY Policy No. 8105319 in the rmme and on the life of Philip Kimutai Ngetich. APPLICATION having becn made tothis comPany on thc loss of the above-numbertd policy, notice is given that unless objection is lodged to Libcrty Life Assurance Limitcd within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, a duplicate policy will be issued and shall be used as the only valid document by the company for all fuhrrc transactions. Dated the 10th FebruarY,2017. CHARLES T}IIGA, Head olCustomer Service, Iiberty Life. MR/3034088 MR/3034088 GMET TENoTrcENo. 1277 LIBERTY LIFE ASSI.JRANCE KENYA LIMITED . Head Offrcc: P.O. Box 30364-00100, Nairobi I,oSS OF POUCY Policy No.3599105 in the name and on the life of Nelson Ruto Karir. APPLICATION having bcen made to this company on the loss of the ebove-numbcr€d policy, noticc is givcn that unless objcction is lodged to Libcrty Life Assurance Limitcd within thirty (30) days from the darc of ttris notice, a duplicatc policy will be issued and shall be uscd as the only valid documcnt by the company for all future transactions. Dated thc l0th February,2017. CHARLES THIGA, Hcad otCustomer Scrvice, Ubcrty lifc. MR/3034088 MR/3034088 GAzETTtsNfircENo. 1278 . LIBERTY LIFE ASSI.JRANCE KENYA LIMITED Hcad Office: P.O. Box 3036,t-{0100, Nairobi LoSS oF PoucY Policy No.8129195 in thc tunc and on the tile of Christine Hada Mhiambo Ogonji. APPUCATION having bcen madc to this company on thc loss of the rbove-numbcred policy, notice is given that unless objection is lodged to Libcrty Lifc Assurencc Limited within thirty (30) days from the darc of this noticc, a duplicarc policy will be issucd and shall be used as the only valid daument by thc company for all future transactions. Datcd thc lOth Fcbruary,2017. CHARLES THIGA, Hcad oJCustomcr Service, Libcrty kle. GAzEmENcmcENo. l2?9 LTBERTY LIFE ASSURANCB KBNYA LIMITED Hcad Office: P.O. Box 30364-00100, Nairobi - l,oss oF Poucy Policy No. 8143227 in the tumc and oa the life of Alois Mbeche Odhianbo. APPIJCATION having bcen madc b this company on thc loss of thc abovc-nqnbcrcd policy, noticc is given that unless objcction is lodged to Libcrty Lifc A,ssurance Limitcd within ftirry (30) days from the datc of this noticc, a duplicarc policy will bc issucd and shall be used as thc only valid documcnt by thc company for all future transactions. Datcd the lOth Fcbruary,2017. CHARIJS THIGA, Hcad oJCusamcr Seryice, Libcrg UJc, cAzErrENoncENo. i28o LIBERTY LIFE ASSI.JRANCE KENYA LIMITED Hcad Officc: P.O. Box 3036Hn100, Nairobi l.oss oF Poucy Policy No.8163206 m thc nanu and on the li,fe of loy Kinuli Diru. APPLICATION having becn madc o this company on the loss of thc rbove-numbered policy, notice is given that unless objection is lodgcd to Libcrty Life Assunnce Limircd within thirty (30) days ftom the datc of thic notice, a duplicae policy will bc issued and shall be used rs thc only valid documcnt by the comprny for all futur€ transactions. Darcd the 10th February,2017. CHARLES I}IIGA, Head ol Customcr Semice, Libcrty Ute.MR.[)O3't088 MR/303{88 THE KENYA GAZETTE 24thFebruary,2Ol7 LosS oF PoucY Policy No.8191318 in the name and on Ondicki. MR/3034088 GAZETTENoTIcENo. 1281 LIBERTY I,,IFE ASSI,JRANCE KENYA LIMITED Head Office: P.O. Box 30364-O0100, Nairobi the life oJ Aiden hrtlp :r APPLICATION having been madc b this company on the locs f the above-numbered policy, notice is given that unless objcCirn [r lodgcd to Liberty Life Assurance Limited within thLry (30) dayr fi,S thc datc of this notice, I duplicat€ policy will bc issued and shdt fo used as the only valid document by the company for all firtar Eansactions. Dated the l0th February,2017. CHART,ES THIOA" Hcad olCustomcr Service, Libcrtl li| GMsrrENorrcENo. 1282 LIBERTY LIFE ASSURANCE KENYA LIMITED Head Office: P.O. Box 30364-{0100, Nakobi l,oss oF POUCY Policy No.8148087 in the name and on the lile of Stephcn Kibet. _ 'APPLICATION having bccn mldc b this company on thc hu i thc above-numbered policy, noticc is given that unless objeciirn ! lodged to Liberty Life Assurancc Limited within thifiy (30) dayr trl the date of this noticc, a duplicatc policy will be issucd and stell f,i used as the only valid documcnt by the company for all firtrf, trdnsactions. Datcd the l0th February,2017. MR/3034088 CHARLES THIGA, Head of Customer Scrvice, Ubcny Lifr GAZETTENOUCENO. I2E3 I I LIBERTY LIFE ASSI.JRANCE KENYA LIMITED I" Head Office: P.O. Box 30364-.00100, Nairobi ; I Irss oF Poucy ,,i Policy No. 6975792 in thc tame and on thc litc of Anthony Kcvl Khabcko. APPLICATION having bccn mad€ to this company on thc bsr {f the above-numbercd policy, notice is givcn that unless objectha I lodged to Libcrty Life Assurancc Limited within thirty (30) dayr tr* the darc of this noticc, a duplicarc policy will be issucd and fill fr used ac the only valid document by thc company for dl futu|i transactions. l Datcd the l0th February,2017. CHARI,ES THIGA, i: Hcad of Custom* Scrvicc, Ubcrtl Ql$ MR/3034088 GAzE'nENcncENo. 1284 : LIBERTY LIFE ASSI,'RANCE KENYA LIMITED Head Ofhce: P.O. Box 3036+O0100, NaLobi Loss oF PoucrEs Policy Nos.813567718135678/E135680 in tlu namc and on the lSt j Samucl MwcnJe Njin6i. APPLICATION having bocn mdc b ttric compmy on tho hor d the above-numbcrcd policics, notico i! given tbat unlose objr:ctbt fi lodgcd o Libeny Lifc Assurancc Limircd within thirty (30) dryrffo* the datc sf &is notkc, duplicatc poticies will be iesucd ard rhrtl f uscd as the only valid documents by the comprny for rll tro* Eansactions. Dated the 10th February, 2017, CHARLES THIGA, Hcad otCustomcr Servicc, Abcrty lifi. ti i: 1,. 'ii 24th February,2017 THEKENYA GAZETTE MR/3034088 GAZETTENoTIcENo. I285 LIBERTY LIFE ASSI]RANCE KENYA LMITED Head Office: P.O. Box 30364-{0100, Nairobi , LOSSOFPOUCY Policy No. 6989455 in the name and on the life of Faith Wahu Muhungi. APPLICATION having been made to this company on the loss of the above-numbered,policy, notice is given that unless objection is lodged to Liberty Life Assurance Limited within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, a duplicate policy will be issucd and shall be used as thc only valid document' by the company for all future transactions. Dated the l0th February,2017. CHARLES THIGA, Head ol Customer Service, Uberty Lde. GAZENENOTICENO. 1286 LIBERTY LIF-E ASSURANCE KENYA LIMITED Head Office: P.O. Box 30364-00100, Nairobi LOSS OF POUCY Policy No.3594796 in the narne and on the life of Eric Owuor Okello. APPLICATION having been made to this company on thc loss of thc above-numbered policy, notice is given that unlcss obiction is lodged to Libcrty Life Assurance Limited within thirty (30) deys from thc date of this noticc, a duplicate policy will be issued and shall bc used as thc only velid document. by thc comPany for all futurp transactions.- Dated the l0th February,2017. CHARLES THIGA, Head oJCustomcr Servbc, Ubcrty Life. MR/2580915 MR/3034088 GAZETTENOTICENO, I287 CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) Head Office: P.O. Box 34172, Nairobi LOSS OF POUCY Policy No. CD20130944 in the rwnv and on tlrc lifc of Gilbert Ngala Mwaideje. APPLICATION has been nude to this company for the issue of a duplicarc of thc above-mentioned policy, the original having bccn reportcd lost or misplaccd. Notice is gi-ven that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at thc office of the company within thirty (30) days from the date of this noticc, a duplicate policy will be issucd, which will be the sole evidencc of thc contract. Dated the 3lst January, 2017. MARY WANJIRU, ' UJe Departmcnt. GAZETTENOTICENO. 1288 CORPORATE INSURAI{CE. COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) ' Head Office: P.O. Box 34172, Nairobi Loss,oF PoucY Policy No. CU201293& in the name and on the Hfe of Gilbert Ngala Mwandeje. APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issue of a duplicate of the abovO-mentioncd policy, the original having been reported lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the office of the company within thifty (30) days from the date of this notice, a duplicate poliqy will be issued, which will be the sole evidence of the contract Dated thp 3 lst January, 20 17. MARY WANJIRU, Dfe Departruent.MR/2580915 MR/2580915 MR/2580915 GAZETTENoTICENO. 1289 CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) , Head Offrce: P.O. Box 34172, Nairobi , LoSsoFPoUcY Policy No. CU20120726 m the name and on the liJe of Francis Ochkng Modi. APPLICATION has becn made tc this company for thc issue of a duplicatc of the above-mentioned policy, tttc original having bcen reportcd lost or misplaced. Noticc is given that unless objection is lodged to tre contrary at the offrce of the company within thirty (30) days from the datc of this noticc, a duplicate policy will bc issucd, which will be the sole evidence of thc'contract. Dated the 3lst January, 2017. MARYWANJIRU, Life Depardiunt, GAzErrENorcENo. 1290 CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) Head Officc: P.O. Box 34172, NaLobi . Loss oF PoucY Policy No, CU20117239 in thc twme and on the lite of Millicent Ailhianbo. APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issue of a duplicatc of the above-mentioned policy, fte original having been rcported lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objcction is lodged to the contrary at the officc of thc company within thiry (30) days from the date. of this notice, a duplicate policy will be issucd, which will bethe sole evidence of the contract. Dated thc 3lst January,2017. MARY WANJIRU, Ute Department. MR/2580915 MR/2580915 GAzErrE NoncENo. 1291 CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPA.NY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kcnya) Head Office: P.O. Box 34172, Nairobi LOSS OF POUCY Policy No, CUz0ll7gll in the nanu and on thc life of Hellzn lagat. - APPLICATION has becn madc b this company fur the issue of e duplicate of the above-mentioned policy, the original heving bcen reported lost or misplaced. Noticc is givcn that unlcss objection is lodgcd lo the conhary at ttre offic€ of the company wiftin thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, a duplicarc policy will be issucd, which will bc the sole evidence ofthe contract. MARYWANJIRU, Lite Dcparntcnt, GAZETTE NgflcE No. 1292 CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED . (Incorporarcd in Kcnya) Head Officc: P.O. Box 311172, Nairobi T.oSS OH POLICY Policy No. CU?fr111772 in tlw namc ud on tlv lite of Frcd Kamadi Kiyingu. APPUCATION has bcen made to this company for the issuc of a duplicate of thc abovc-mentioned policy, the original having bccn reported lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the cortrary at the office of 0re company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, a duplicate plicy will be issued, which will be the solc evidence of the contract. Dated the 3 I st January, 20 i 7. MARYWANIIRU, Lile Departnent. I I Z4thFebruary,2}l7 i; I l I MR/3034021 GAZETTENOICENO. 1293 CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPAT.IY LIMITED (Incorporate{ in Kenya) Head Office: P.O. Box 34172, Nairobi LOSS OF POLICY Policy No. CU20117630 in the nanw and on the life of Wanjiku l{ungai. APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issue of a duplicate of the above-mentioned policy, the original having been rcported 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 darc of this.notice, a duplicate policy will be issued, which will be the sole evidencc of the contract. MARYWANJIRU, Life Departnent. MR/2580915 GAzErmNoncENo. 1294 CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) Head Office: P.O. Box 34172. Nairobi l,oss oF lbucY Polby No. CU20ll796l in the name and on the life of Regina Wanjiku Kilnani. APPLICATION has bcen made to this company for the issue of a duplicatc of the above-mentioned policy, the original having been reported lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged !o 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 bc the sole evidencc ofthe contract. MR/2580915, LiJe. Department. cAzsmENo[cENo. 1295 CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) Head Office: P.O. Box 34172, Nairobi Loss oF PtcucY Policy No. CA20D9536 in the namz and on thc life of Gilbert Ngala Mwandeje. APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issue of a duplicate of thc above-mentioned policy, the original having been rcported lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objectio[ is lodged to thc contrary at the offrce of the company within ftirty (30) days from the date,of this notice, a duplicate policy will be issued, which will be the sole evidence ofthe contract. Dated the 31st January,2017. MARYWANJIRU, Life Department. GAZETTENOTICENO. 1296 CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (lncorporated in Kenya) ' Head Offrce: P.O. Box 34172, Nairobi Loss oFPoucY Policy No. CUl2l8@O in the name snd on the liJe oJ Gilbert Ngala Mwandeje. APPLICATION has been mad€ to this company fot the issue of a duplicatc of the above-mentioned policy, the original having been r€ported lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objectiori is lodged to the contrary at the offrce 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 the contract. Dated ttre 3 lst January, 2017. MARYWANJIRU, Life Department.MR/2580915 MR/2580961 MR/2580915 GAZET rE NorcE No. 1 297 CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPAI.IY LIMMED (Incorporated in Kenya) Head Office: P.O. Box 34172, Nahobi LOSS OF POUCY Policy No. Cu2lll7247 in the name and on the life o! John Nyogoro Gichukia. APPLICATION has been madc to this company for thc issue of a duplicate of the above-mentioned policy, the original having been reported lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the office of the company within thirty (30) days ftom the date of this notice, a duplicate policy will bc issued, which will be the sole evidence of thc contract Dated the 3lst January, 2017. MARYWANJIRU, Lite Departnent. GAZE.TTE NoTIcE No. I 298 CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED ' (Incorporarcd in Kenya) Head Office: P.O. Box 34172, Nairobi 'Loss on Poucv Policy No. CUl2l3869 in the name and on the life of Jacina Aswani Kwena. APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issuc of a duplicate of the above-mentioned'policy, the original having bcen reported lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the officc of the company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, a duplicaG policy will be issued, which will be the sole evidence of thi contract. Dated the 3rd February,2017. MARYWANJIRU, DJe Delkrtnent. GAzErrE NsrcE No. 1 299 THE ruBILEE INSI.JRANCE COMPANY OF KEI.IYA LIMITED Head Office: P.O. Box 303?6-O0100, Nairobi , LOSSOFPOLICY Policy No. 1L2014ffi514571 in the name and.on the life of Nelson Ngaruiya Njoroge. REQUEST has been made to this company for the issue of duplicate-of the above-numbered policy, the original having becn 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, dupticate policy document will be issued, which will be the sole evidence of the contract. Dated the l0th February,2017. LYNETTEROP, Life Department. MR/25809r5 'l; '; i li I rl t- : L! , MR/2580964 GAzEr*rENoflcENo. 1300 - MADISONINSURANCE [.oss oF PoucY Policy No. SM1453382 in the name of Mwaura Margaret Nyathira, of P.O. Box 836, Nyahururu. NOTICE is given that evidence of loss or destruction of thc above policy documents has been submitted to the company and any person in possession of the policy documents or claiming to have interest therein should communicate within thirty days (30) by registered post with tlre company, failing any such communication certified copies of 'the policy which shall be the solc evidence of the contract will be issued. Dated the 2nd February,2017. JOSEPHAT MUTI{WII, U nderw r iting Manage r, Life. J,T - 24thFebruary.2017