GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 2012

Pursuant 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, Amkeni Farm Limited, is proposing to construct a 500MTI24Hr Edible Oil Refinery p1ant with subsidiary 140MT/24Hr soap and 70MTI24Hr edible fat production plants on plot L.R. Nos. 1226, 1227, 1228, 1234, 1235, 1236, 1242 and 1243 at Vipingo in Kilifi County. The complete plant will comprise; a 10 storey main factory building to house the edible oil and fat manufacturing plants (peak chimney height estimated at 41.8 m above the ground level); a godown to house the soap plant; a two storey office block; a 3m high sone boundary wall with 2No. gates; a guard house; inputs and products warehouses among other necessary facilities and amenities. The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Bio-physical • Landscape of disturbed areas. environment destruction • Plant trees and suitable indigenous grasses around the factory. • Control earthworks to prevent compaction of loose soils. Air quality • Secure the site using appropriate dust screens. • Avoid excavation works in extremely dry weather periods. 1st March, 2019 Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures • Ensure all construction equipment is serviced regularly to avoid excessive fumes. • Retain vegetation as much as posib1e to reduce bare areas exposed to wind. • Install particulate scrubbers to contain particulates. • Workers in dusty areas on the site should be issued with appropriate PPE. • Consider exhaust gas recirculation in the system to mitigate release of NO2 into the environment. • Install dry scrubbers. • Install electrostatic precipitators and bag houses to arrest fugitive ash. Noise and excessive • Shield the site from the surrounding areas. vibrations • Restrict construction activities to day time only. • Ensure that noisy construction equipment is fitted with silencers where possible. • Provide workers with PPE for noise impact reduction. Effluent generation . Procure portable toilet facility to be emptied at appropriate intervals by licensed contractors. • Install sewage treatment plant. • Undertake quarterly effluent quality monitoring to ensure that the effluent conforms to the standards specified in Schedule III of LN No. 120 of 2006. • Procure services of a NEMA licensed waste handler and adhere to the provisions of LN No.120 & 121 of 2006. Oil spills • Fuel Oil to be stored in properly sealed above ground storage tanks inside a containment wall. • Prepare and implement an Oil Spill Contingency Plan. • Engage services of,a NEMA licensed waste oil handler to dispose of the sludge or re-use the waste oil in other activities. • Build capacity of staff to manage oil movements and potential spills. • Designate a specially equipped maintenance area with interceptors within the premises. • Install direct waste oil harnessing system during servicing minimize spillage. • Oily replacements such as used oil filters should be segregated. Solid waste • Use of an integrated solid waste generation management system i.e. through a hierarchy of options: Reduce Reuse, Recycling and Dispose. • Dispose of waste at the designated • dumpsites. • Transportation of wastes from the site to be done by a NEMA registered solid waste handler who will use appropriate vehicles for conveyance of wastes from site to designated sites. • Comply with the provisions of L.N. No. 121 of 2006. E-waste • Provide separate disposal bins for the e- management waste. • Engage services of NEMA registered waste Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures handler. - • Consider disposal at recycling site, East Africa Computer Recycling Limited located in Kisauni area of Mombasa County. Occupational health • Implement occupational medical and safety examinations for its staff to establish any occupational health anomalies. Prominently display warning and informative signage throughout the facility. - • The proponent will contract a reputable operations and maintenance company to oversee day-to-day operation at the factory. The proponent will fully comply with OSHA No. 15 of 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. Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30521, Nairobi. County Director of Environment, Kilifi 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, MR158 16150 National Environment Management Authority. GAZErFE NOTICE NO. 2013 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No.8 of 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY DRAFT STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESMENT(SEA) STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED DIASPORA UNIVERSITY TOWN DEVELOPMENT PLAN, TAITA TAVETA COUNTY INVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTS In light of the provisions of section 57 A of the Environment Management and Co-ordination Act (EMCA) Cap 387, Reguiofl 42 and.43 of Environmental (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations Legal Notice No. 101 of 2003, the National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA) has received a Draft Strategic - Environmental Assessment (SEA) Report for the Proposed Diaspora University Town Development Plan, Taita Taveta County. The SEA findings are expected to integrate the existing sectoral plans and programs to establish sustainable economic zone development mechanisms. Diaspora University Trust is the PPP owner. The Diaspora University Town plan is for the development of: • A non-profit university for higher learning that will grow to 30,000 students enrolled. • A well-planned town that will growth to about 90,000 residents that complies with Urban Areas and Cities Act 2011. • Jobs Creation. • Sustainable Environmental plan for Town. • Land use of 3,000 acres. • 7,093 plots demarcated from 3,000 acres. • 120 Km estimated Road network of Avenues (lOOft) and Streets (lOOft or.60ft). • Water and Sewage System. • Renewable energy applications: Solar, Wind and Waste to Energy • Design and Building of Roads, Storm Water and Sewage infrastructure. • Design and Building of Town Houses and Apartments for residential. • Design and Building of University buildings for learning. • Design and Building of Medical Hospital for provision of healthcare • Design and Building of Sports Stadium for recreation • Design and Building of Parks and Fields for recreation and environmental management • Design and Building of commercial and industrial buildings • Design and Building of schools and vocational schools. The Strategic Environmental Assessment (Sea) Objectives are: To create an environment plan where every person who resides in the University Town at any given time can achieve their Constitution rights and play their part in achieving a clean and healthy environment for the Town. To create a human healthcare plan that caters for every person constitutional right 43 (1.) Every person has the right— (a) to the highest attainable standard of health, which includes the right to health care services, including reproductive health care; and right to emergency treatment, (2) A person shall not be denied emergency medical treatment. To preserve, protect, maintain and where appropriate during constructiOn maintain and restore the biodiversity, Fauna and Flora post construction. Create a detailed Corporate Social Responsibility "SRi ota" on planting of exotic trees to enhane tre' cover soil against degradation anu pue.. L •"' - through floods. Ensure the right of clean water is achieved and when doing so the status of water bodies is protected, maintained and improved; and, waste water managed, treated and recycled. Avoid, prevent or reduce harmful effects on human health and the environmental resulting from air pollution through dust, emissions, noise and toxic gases from waste; maintain and promote continuing improvement in air quality through planting of trees and vegetation; and, reduce emissions and tree cutting through the promotion of renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies. I, :oroorate renewable energy as source of energy with a goal to increase trees through reduction of use of trees as source of energy and attainment of the minimal emissions of greenhouse gasses Plan, development and progressively maintain water, roads and energy assets plans that meet and enhance the meeting of social and economic rights while . complying with the clean and healthy environment as the population settles and a Town and University is development. Incorporate plap to protect places, features, buildings and landscapes of cultural, archaeological or architectural heritage while advancing the culture of the people of the region. To provide a framework for identification, assessment, protection, management and planning of landscapes that has minimal impact on landscape and maximizes natural landscape visibility. The plan has five main development plans as follows,: Town Development Plan University Development Plan Medical Hospital Plan Design-Build Plan Energy Plan The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Impacts Proposed Mitigation MeOsure Emissions - • Adoption of an inspection and stiker CO2 emissions from on all cars operating in the Town. vehiclel. Report on cars emitting smoke. Solid, Effluent and . Develop a solid waste management Biohazard Waste, solid plan that includes reduction, reuse, and effluent waste from recycling, incineration, composting residential, commercial and land filling; have zero waste and industrial areas generation, reduction, re-use and/or recycling applications; set up segregation of waste to enable recycling; set-up temporary storage and timelines for storage before transfer to disposal stations; provide for a transfer to treatment stations or disposal stations without creating new waste; and, provide for treatment stations, landfills and waste management stations that have minimal pollution. Report on any sewer line breakage or smell. Litter, Litter on the • Set up dustbins in strategic areas of grounds that includes the Town. cigarette butts, water ' bottles, paper and other • Have fines for littering and monitoring persons who issue the fine to those who litter. Dust and air pollution, dust • Develop pa'ed roads. Plant grass and particles in the air and on vegetation. Apply munching through vegetation use of plants to eliminate dust pollution in flower beds. Noise pollution, excessive Develop roads that have the 1eas noise that disturbs sleep noise; Plant trees as buffers of noise; Set up noise levels; have sound proof walls in businesses that play music; have car standards that limit noise. • Have regulations and fines for noise and monitoring persons who issue the fine to those who make noise. Tree Cutting and Planting, • Tree planting in all areas provided trees contribute toward for and provisions for the minimum wind breaks, carbon number of trees on plot of road removal from air sections. Ensure trees are not cut arbitrary Water, riparian and • Have an .integrated recreation and environmental protected management approach that enables areas, water pollution, protection through the persons using damage of trees, rivers parks that preserve trees, riparian and natural water bodies zones and environmental protected areas for . recreation purposes of sight-seeing, relaxing and casual walks. Have signs that state the use and also facilitate those who are using grounds to monitor and report on usual activity. Potentially Significant Adverse Environmental Effects in unmitigated Topic Potentially Significant Adverse Requirement Effect, if Unmitigated . . Biodiversity . Arising from both . Indigenous Trees Fauna and construction and Town should be cut Flora operation there is potential when absolutely loss of/damage to necessary. 1st March, 2019 Topic Potentially Significant Adverse Requirement Effect, if Unmitigated biodiversity. This includes • Tree planting in loss 'of vegetation and the Park areas. displacement of species. Population • As population settles the Develop waste solid and effluent waste management as will progressively increase, population grows. Human Health • Human health will be • Develop a human affected by the factors health plan. associated with population grow that include waste, pollution and others. Air quality and • Deterioration of air quality • Paved roads noise as levels of dust increase. • More tree cover pollution • Deterioration of Human • Smooth roads to health deterioration from limit noise pollution. vibrations Water • The population settlement • Good Water and development will lead plans. to adverse impacts upon the • Storm water surface and underground disposal plan. water bodies in quality, flow and/or morphology. There could be increase in the risk of flooding. Soil • Damage to the • Preservation of hydrogeological and soils. ecological function of the soil resource. Climatic • Emissions to air including • Set regulations for factors greenhouse gas emissions emissions. ther emissions. 1mv1d A. .Efld adequate and housing, roads, appropriate sanitation that energy, Waste incorporates water services management that infrastructure, wastewater ensure environmental sewer infrastructure and protection. treatment. Increase in energy demand and failure to meet energy requirements. Cultural • Potential effects on • Provide for Heritage protected and unknown preservation. archaeology and architecture heritage arising from construction. Landscape • Occurrence of adverse • Incorporate visual impacts and conflicts landscape with the appropriate protection of landscape The full Draft Strategic Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Diaspora University Town Development Plan, Taita Taveta County is available for inspection during working hours at: Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Natural resources, NHIF Building, P.O. Box 30126-00100, Nairobi. Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. County Director of Environment, Taita Taveta 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, MR/58 18986 National Environment Management Authority. GAzE'rra NOTICE NO. 2014 DWA ESTATE LIMITED CLOSURE OF PRIVATE ROADS NOTICE is given that all private roads and footpaths on the following properties owned and controlled by DWA Estate Limited, L.R. Nos. 917/4, 3685 and 11070 will be closed to the public for a period of twenty-four (24) hours from midnight on Saturday, 2nd March, 2019 until midnight Sunday, 3rd March, 2019. Dated the 18th February, 2019. R. J. BOYD-MOSS, MR/58 16015 Director. GAZErFE NOTICE No.2015 ASTORION AUCTIONEERS DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTED GOODS NOTICE is issued pursuant to the provisions of the Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap.38) of the laws of Kenya and following an authority and order under Miscellaneous Application Case No. 47 of 2019 by the Chief Magistrate's Court at Makadara Nairobi, to the owners of motor bikes which are lying idle and unclaimed within Buru Buru Police Yard, to collect the said motor bikes at the said yard within thirty (30) days from the date of this publication of this notice. Failure to which Astorion Auctioneers ,Nairobi shall proceed to dispose off the said motor bikes by way of Public Auction on behalf of Bum Burn Police Station if they remain uncollected/unclaimed: Reg.No Make Color KMDX7I7J Tvs. Red KMEM 414X Sanya Black KMDR 199V Bajaj Red KMDZ76OL , Tiner Red KMEA 112A Yatian Black KMCN717V Tvs Black KMCV 092X Simba Yellow KMDG 372N Tiger Red KMDNO27T Sanya Black KMCR 767C Premier Red KMDG 372N Tiger Aed Numberless Dede Blue KMDE 988P Tiger Blue KMDK 460V Bajaj Blue KMCW 344J Jialing Blue Numberless Jaling Red KMCW 260L Lifan Red KMCH 143A Yahama Red KMDL 152D Rpremier Red KMCZ1O1E Bajaj Red KMCB 613E Loncin Red CL 041W Tau Red mberless ' Jincheng Red umberless Jincheng Red mberless Tvs Red N mberless Lifan Red MCT 683D Skygo Black NUMBERLESS Lifan Red KMED 741X Ranger slack KMDT 158A Ranger Black MEA 470R ' Tiger Red MDJ 877D Bajaj Red MCS 385D Captain Red umberless , Boxer Red UMBERLESS Premier Red' KMCP 549M Premier Red KMCX 875N Bajaj Red KMCP 966F Sengyl Red Numberless Ktm Reed KBB 288U Focin Red Reg. No Make Color Numberless Gutenberg Green KMED 641Z Premier Black KMCK 951N Pamoja Red KMDR 776L Ranger Black KMDVI95T. Bajaj Red KMDF 500U Shinery Red KMCH 806 Jialing Red KMDR 581Q Ranger Black KMCA 634P Kinetic Red KMCB 560Z Kinetic Red MCA 652G Baja] Red umberless Sanya Black umberless Prehiier Blue MCA 247W Ranger Red MCK557S Skygo Red umberless Tvs Black umberless Loncin Red umberless Haojin Red KMCN 847T Jincheng Blue KMCG 253D Kingbird Red KMCJ 268G Premier Blue KAY 332C Kinroad Red umberless Lion Black umberless Tau White umberless Ranger Black MDQ 167M Shinery Red MDE 8093 Haojue Blue MCY 299L Yamaha Black MCP652G Tornado Blue MDM314T Skygo Rd MCK 308P Loncin R d MCC 942C Tau R d_________ MCY 490B Shineray Red MDF 170F Tiger B ue MCT 9083 Yamaha B ack MDJ 209E Skygo B ue MDC 623E Tvs . Red KMDH 255X Superstar Red MDT 707X Loncin Blue MCF 299X Skygo Blue KMCN 646K Cdi Red umberless Tornado Red KMCV 726T Tianma Red Dated the 8th February, 2019. KEVIN N. GITAU, MR/5816031 for Astorion Auctioneers GAZETrE NOTICE NO. 2016 RAY SECURICOR GROUP LIMITED DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTED GooDs NOTICE given under Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya from Messrs. Ray .Securior Group Limited, Nairobi and of P.O. Box 371940100, Nairobi to Messrs. Keysian Auctioneers of P.O. Box 2788-00200, Nairobi and Peter Mitema of P.O. Box 4614-00100, Nairobi who brought and stored Motor Vehicle Reg No. KBS 752J, Toyota Town Ace, that the same shall be sold by private treaty or by public auction after expiri of thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice without any further reference to yourselves or the owners unless the total outstanding storage and other incidentals amounting to KSh. 460,520.00 as at 31st December, 2018 which amount continue to attract storage until full payment is received. This notice is further to the hotice given on 24th January, 2019. Dated the 12th February, 2019. GAZETFE NOtICE No. 2017 CHAIRMAN CARGO FREIGHT AND LOGISTICS LIMITED DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLCTED GOODS NOTICE is given pursuant to the Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya to the owners of sofa sets, assorted office furniture, thermal roll papers, insects and mosquito repellants and power cables to take delivery of the said goods whidh are currently lying at Subaru Kenya godown (Dl), along Mombasa Road, opposite Panari Hotel, Nairobi, within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice, upon payment of accumulated storage charges together with interest and costs of this publication and any other incidental costs, failure to which the same shall be disposed off either by public auction by Icon Auctioneers, Tembo Co-op House, 3rd Floor, Moi Avenue, P.O. Box 40781-00100, Nairobi, tender or private treaty and the proceeds of the sale be defrayed against all accrued charges withgout any further reference to the owners Dated the 27th February, 2019. SAMUEL K. NAMIYIOK, MR/58 16458 for Chairman, Cargo Freight and Logistics Limited.. GAZETFE NOTICE No.2018 PACKERS AND MOVERS DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLCTED GOODS NOTICE is given pursuant to provision of section 5 of the Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of thq laws of Kenya to Fruve Produce, John Ogola, Henry Cowie, Lilian Indiazi, Capital Moving-Guymertens, Winnie Mwikali, Mofra Movers-Jimmy and Protean Movers-Magiret Wangu, to collect their household/office goods from Packers and Movers Warehouse within fourteen (14) days from the date of publication of this notice upon payment of debt accrued as Warehouse rent plus cost of this publication on the date of collection of the said goods. Failure of the above, the same will be sold by way of public auction or private treaty as it may be necessary. Dated the 18th February, 2019. MAURICE MULl, MR/58 16026 General Manager.