GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 87

take notice that a petition for a grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of the above- named deceased, who died at Kijabe Medical Centre, on 21st October, 1998, has been filed in this registry by Mary Njeri Mungai, of P.O. Box 50, Githunguri, in her capacity as sister-in-law of the deceased. And further take notice that objections in the prescribed form to the making of the proposed grant are invited and must be lodged in this registry within thirty (30) days of publication of this notice. And further take notice that if no objection has been lodged in this registry in the prescribed form within thirty (30) days of the date of publication of this notice, the court may proceed to make the grant as prayed or to make such order as it thinks fit. Dated the 20th December, 2001. S.B. A. MUKABWA, District Registrar, Githunguri. Gazetre Norice No. 88 IN THE SENIOR RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT AT KANGEMA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MWANGI KAGUMO PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION SUCCESSION CAUSE No. 107 OF 2001 LET ALL the parties concerned take notice that a petition for a grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of the above- named deceased, who died at Gacharaigu, on 27th January, 1998, has been filed in this registry by Eunice Wangeci Mwangi, in her capacity as an administratrix of the deceased’s estate. And further take notice that objections in the prescribed form to the making of the proposed grant are invited and must be lodged in this registry within thirty (30) days of publication. of this notice. And further take notice that if no objection has been lodged in this registry in the prescribed form within thirty (30) days of the date of publication of this notice, the court may proceed to make the grant as prayed or to make such order as it thinks fit. R. N. MURIUKI, District Registrtrar, Kangema. Gazetre Norice No. 89 IN THE SENIOR RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COUR AT KANGEMA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF. MUCHUNGs MUHU ALIAS JOSPHAT MUCHUNGA MUHU PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION SUCCESSION CAUSE NO, 123 OF 2001 LET ALL the parties concerned take notice that a petiti grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of thc named deceased, who died at Rwathia Sub-location, on 26 2000, has been filed in this registry by Josphat Wachai Moch Rwathia Sub-iocation, Rwathia Location, Mathioya D Murang’a District, P.O. Box 47, Kangema, in his capacit administrator of the deceased’s estate. And further take notice that objections in the prescribed the making of the proposed grant are invited and must be Ic this registry within thirty (30) days of publication of this notice. And further take notice that if no objection has been lodge registry in the prescribed form within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice, the court may proceed to make the prayed or to make such order as it thinks fit. Dated the 6th December, 2001. R. N. MURIT District Registrar, Ki GazetTEe Norice No. 90 IN THE SENIOR RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COUR / ATSIAYA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF (1) JOHN OGAKA OYULE AND (2) ONYANGO OWUOR PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION SUCCESSION CAUSE NO. 91 OF 2001 LET ALL the parties concerned take notice that a petiti grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of th: named deceased, who died at Kakum-Kombewa and ] respectively, on 20th January, 1997 and 1st November, 1990, | filed in this registry by (1) Jane Auma Owuor and (2) Philiste Ondongo, both of P.O. Box 270, Siaya, in their respective capi sister and mother of the deceased. And further take notice that objections in the prescribed the making of the proposed grant are invited and must be Ic this registry within thirty (30) days of publication of this notice And further take notice that if no objection has been lodge registry in the prescribed form within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice, the court may proceed to make the prayed or to make such order as it thinks fit. Dated the 29th November, 2001. F. M. OMEN District Registrai . Gazetre Norice No. 91 IN THE SENIOR RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COUR AT HOMA BAY . IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WASHINGTO) NYABALA PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION SUCCESSION CAUSE NO. 165 OF 2001 LET ALL the parties concerned take notice that a petiti ' grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of th: named deceased, who died on 10th May, 2001, has been file registry by Oscar Auma Jaber, of Kanyanjwa Sub-location, 28, Rangwe, in his capacity as brother of the deceased. And further take notice that objections in the prescribed the making of the proposed grant are invited and must be I: this registry within thirty (30) days of publication of this notice _And further take notice that if no objection has been lodgs registry in the prescribed form within thirty (30) days of th: publication of this notice, the court may proceed to make the prayed or to make such order as it thinks fit. Dated the 20th D , 2001. 20 ecember 1A. WAN} District Registrar, fi THE KENYA GAZETTE 4th January, 2002 2rrE Notice No. 92 IN THE SENIOR RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT AT KILIFI IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MATHIAS KITI NYALE PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION SUCCESSION CAUSE No. 16 oF 200] ET ALL the parties concerned take notice that a petition for a of letters of administration with the will annexed to the estate of bove-named deceased, who died at Kilifi Township, on 10th , 2001, has been filed in this registry by Johnson Safari Kiti, of i Township, in his capacity as an executor and trustee of the ised’s estate. nd further take notice that objections in the prescribed form to 1aking of the proposed grant are invited and must be lodged in egistry within thirty (30) days of publication of this notice. nd further take notice that if no objection has been lodged in this try in the prescribed form within thirty (30) days of the date of cation of this notice, the court may proceed to make the grant as d or to make such order as it thinks fit. Jated the 29th November, 2001. P. M. MUTANI, District Registrar, Kilifi. .—The will mentioned above has been deposited in and is open to inspection at the court. ETTE Norice No. ¥3 IN THE SENIOR RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT AT KILIFI IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF KATANA MWENI PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION SUCCESSION CAUSE No. 31 OF 2001 ET ALL the parties concerned take notice that a petition for a t of letters of administration with the will annexed to the estate of ibove-named deceased, who died at Mtondia, on 9th November, , has been filed in this registry by Karisa Katana Zarume, of idia, in his capacity as an executor and trustee of the deceased’s eC. \nd further take notice that objections in the prescribed form to naking of the proposed grant are invited and must be lodged in ‘egistry within thirty (30) days of publication of this notice. ind further take notice that if no objection has been lodged in this try in the prescribed form within thirty (30) days of the date of cation of this notice, the court may proceed to make the grant as >d or to make such order as it thinks fit. Dated the 10th December, 2001. P. M. MUTANI, District Registrar, Kilifi. .—The will mentioned above has been deposited in and is open to inspection at the court. vrrE Novice No. 94 IN THE SENIOR RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT AT BUTERE IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PHILIP AKATSA OMUSI PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION SUCCESSION CAUSE No. 132 OF 2001 3T ALL the parties concerned take notice that a petition for a of letters of administration intestate to the estate of the above- { deceased, who died at Marenyo Location, on 10th July, 1976, een filed in this registry by Gilbert Ambale Akatsa, in his ty as son of the deceased. 1d further take notice that objections in the prescribed form to aking of the proposed grant are invited and must be lodged in gistry within thirty (30) days of publication of this notice. id further take notice that if no objection has been lodged in this 'y in the prescribed form within thirty (30) days of the date of ation of this notice, the court may proceed to make the grant as | or to make such order as it thinks fit. ted the 6th December, 2001. A. K. KANIARU,. District Registrar, Butere/Mumias. Gazetre Norice No. 95 IN THE RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT AT KANGEMA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MACHARIA MIHINGO PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION SUCCESSION CAUSE NO. 127 OF 2001 LET ALL the parties concerned take notice that a petition for a " grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of the above- named deceased, who diéd at Githiga Village, on 20th April, 2001, has been filed in this registry by Nelius Wangui Macharia, of P.O. Box 472, Kangema, in her capacity as an administratrix of the deceased’s estate. And further take notice that objections in the prescribed form to the making of the proposed grant are invited and must be lodged in this registry within thirty (30) days of publication of this notice. And further take notice that if no objection has been lodged in this registry in-the prescribed form within thirty (30) days of the date of publication of this notice, the court may proceed to make the grant as prayed or to make such order as it thinks fit. Dated the 14th December, 2001. R.N. MURIUKI, District Registrar, Kangema. Gazetrre Norice No. 96 IN THE RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT AT KIMILILI IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOEL ECHLKOI PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION SUCCESSION CAUSE NO. 17 OF 2001 LET ALL the parties concerned take notice that a petition for a grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of the apove- named deceased, who died at Namorio, Elgon District, on 6th August, 1983, has been filed in this registry by Joseck Okisai Echikoi, of Naitiri, P.O. Box 49, Naitiri, Bungoma, in his capacity as an administrator of the deceased’s estate. And further take notice that objections in the prescribed form to the making of the proposed grant are invited and must be lodged in this registry within thirty (30) days of publication of this notice. And further take notice that if no objection has been lodged in this registry in the prescribed form within thirty (30) days of the date of publication of this notice, the court may proceed to make the grant as prayed or to make such order as it thinks fit. Dated the 7th December, 2001. J.N. KIREMBUI, District Registrar, Kimilili. Gazerre Notice No. 97 IN THE RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT AT KAPENGURIA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOAN KAMAMA LELKOI PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION SUCCESSION CAUSE No. 3 OF 2000 LET ALL the parties concerned take notice that a petition for a grant of letters of administration intestate to the estate of the above- named deceased, who died at Keringet Location, West Pokot District, on 11th November, 1988, has been filed in this registry by Joan Kamama, in her capacity as an administrator of the deceased’s estate. And further take notice that objections in the prescribed form to the making of the proposed grant are invited and must be lodged in this registry within thirty (30) days of publication of this notice. And further take notice that if no objection has been lodged in this registry in the prescribed form within thirty (30) days of the diate of publication of this notice, the court may proceed to make the grant as prayed or to make such order as it thinks fit. Dated the 18th December, 2001. A. K. TARUS, District Registrar, Kapenguria. 4th January, 2002 Gazerre Norice No. 98 THE PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (No. 6 of 1996) COMPLETION OF PART DEVELOPMENT PLAN (PDP. No. NYA/891/01/1 in Uruku Township, Nyandarua District) NOTICE is given that the preparation of the above-named part development plan was on 9th Octobcr, 2001, complcted. The part devclopment plan relates to land situated within Uruku Township, Nyandarua District. Copics of the part devclopment plan have been deposited for public inspection at the offices of the District Physical Planning Officcr, Nyandarua and Chief, at Ndaragwa. The copies so deposited are available for inspection free of charge by all persons interested at the offices of the District Physical Planning Officer, Nyandarua and Chicf, at Ndaragwa, between the hours of 8.00 a.m. to §.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 devclopment plan may scnd such representations or objcctions in writing to be received by the District Physical Planning Officer, P.O. Box 1135, Nyandarua, 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 9th October, 2001. P. M. MWAURA, District Physical Planning Officer, Nyandarua. Gazerre Norice No. 99 THE COMPANIES ACT (Cap. 486) IN THE MATTER OF PANDO KENYA LIMITED MEMBERS’ VOLUNYARY WINDING-UP I, Harilal Jivraj Nathwani, of H.L.B. Kassim Lakha Samvir Abdulla, of P.O. Box 47323, Nairobi, being the liquidator of Pando Kenya Limited, gives notice that a gencral mecting of the company will be held at Kalamu Housc, Waiyaki Way, Westlands, Nairobi, on 22nd January, 2002, at 10.00 a.m. pursuant to section 283 of the Companics Act, for the purpose of having a final account laid before it. Dated the 19th December, 2001. HARILAL JIVRAJ NATHWANI, Liquidator. Gazerre Novice No. 160 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (Cap. 53) First MEeViNG oF Creprrors Debtor's name.—John Githiomi Nganga. Address.—P.O. Box 15, Kagwe. Cause No.—53 of 2001. Date of meeting.—18th January, 2002 Place of meeting.—Sheria House, Sih rloor, Root. Time.—2.30 p.m. Dated the 4th December 34 red, P ee dees. Cuuesel, ificial Receiver. Gazerre Notice No. 101 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (Cap. 53) First MgETING OF CREDITORS Debtor's name.—Jamcs Ngcwa Ngul. Address.—P.O. Box 625, Machakos. Cause No.—20 of 2001. Date of meeting.—20th February, 2002. Place of meeting.—Sheria House, 8th Floor, Room 820. Time.—10,00 a.m. Dated the 4th December, 2001. L. W. NDUNG’U, Principal State Counsel, for, Official Receiver. Gazerre Norice No. 102 THE KENYA COMMUNICATIONS ACT (No. 2 of 1998) APPLICATIONS ‘10 OPERATE TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS NOTICE is given that the following have, pursuant to the provisions of the Kenya Communications Act, 1998, made applica- tions to the Communications Commission of Kenya, for the grant of licences to operate the following telecommunication systems from the date of the grant of the licences. Licence type.—VSAT for Intra-corporate data traffic. Applicant.—KTN Baraza Limited. Address.—P.O. Box 56985, Nairobi. Licence type.—Lcased Circuit Resale Servicc Provision. Applicant.—Gcopath.Nct Company Limited. Address.—P.O. Box 27648, Nairobi. Licence type.—Internct Service Provision (ISP). Applicant.—Akilinct Computcr Services Limited. Address.—P.O. Box 10577-00100, Nairobi. The reason for the grant of the licences is to enable the applicants to operate the above systems for tclecommunications usc within the Republic of Kenya. Any public or local authority, company, person or body of persons desirous of making any rcprcscntation on or objection to the application for the grant of such liccnees as aforesaid must do so by a Ictter addressed to the Divector-Gencral, Communications Commis- sion of Kenya, Longonot Placc, 5th Floor, Kijabe Street, P.O. Box 14448, Nairobi, indicating the “liccnce applied for” on the outside of ihe cover enclosing it on or before the expiry of sixty (60) days from the date of this notice and must forward to the applicant a copy of such representation or objection. Dated the 27th December, 2001. s. K. CHEPKONG’A, Director-General. Gazerre Notice No. 103 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF NANYUKI APPOINTMENT OF PUBLIC PROSECUTOR if! FE RCISE of the powers conferred by section 260 of the Local -overament Act, the Municipal Council of Nanyuki has, with effect trom the date of this notice appointed— Dismas Rint NJARAKA ihe law clerk, to be a public prosecutor in the subordinate cuurts for all offences under the Local Government Act or any by-laws of the council whether under the aforementioned Act or otherwise. By Order of the Municipal Council of Nanyuki. Dated the Ist December, 2001. G. M. KANYI, Town Clerk. 26 THE KENYA GAZETTE. 4th January, 2002 Gazerre Norice No. 104 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF MACHAKOS FEES AND CHARGES FOR THE YEAR 2001 IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 148 of the Local Government Act, the Municipal Council of Machakos has, with the approval of the Minister for Local Government, imposed the fees and charges schedule as hereunder, with effect from January, 2001. SCHEDULE Item | Approved fees and charges FINANCE COMMITTEE (TREASURY) F.1 Delivery permits for manufacturers, transports on hire/suppliers delivering their products/merchandise to within the municipality (per vehicle/truck van) per delivery— |.1-2 x 2 delivery van 200 1.22 x 4 delivery truck 350 1.3~2 x 6 delivery truck 500 1.4-trailers 625 F.2 Meat delivery permits (for meat slaughtered and delivered from outside into the municipality (per ton or part thereof)— 2. {-from 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. 1,600 2.2~ after 5.00 p.m. and before 8 a.m. 3,200 F.3 Penalty on default (per ton per day or part thereof)— 3.1—from 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. 3.200 3.2-from 5.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m 2,400 F.4 Advertising charges: 4.1-Application fee for grant of authority to erect or install or place a signboard, banner or billboard for advertisement 750 4.2—Illuminated device/signboard 1,500 4.3—~Mobile advertiser per day or part thereof 1.000 4.4-Space advertisement billboards (per year or part thereof)— 4.1-from and above |8 square metres of areas 42.000 4.2—below 18 square metres of areas 24,000 4.5 Advertisement on billboards (per year or part thereof) 900 per sq.m. or 130 per sq. ft. of area as per above S0% of the applicable charge 2.00 per sq.m 4.6-Billboards on top of buildings 4 7—-Institutional advertisement signboard 4.8-Wall advertisement (through paint or otherwise) 4.9-Sales promotion (per day or part thereof)— 10.1—van/motor vehicle fitted with public address system/louder speaker [800 10.2-Expeditions/processions— 10.2.1-small processions/expeditions (motorcade involving up to 4 vans) 3,600 10,.2.2—-big procession/expedition (motorcade involving more than 4 vans and/or truck(s)) 4,800 10.3-Commercial fete or public shows 2.400 10.4.1-Charity fete shows 1,200 10.4.2-Raftle sales 600 4.11-Commercial banner advertisement— 11.1- (per day or part thereof) 11.2—per week 500 per sq.m or 130 per day or part thereof for a maximum of one week plus 250 1].3—per month per day or part thereof SCHEDULE-—(Conid.) tem Approved fees and charges 11.4—over | week 4.12-Exhibition halls (per year)}— 5.1—medium 5.2-big F.5 Slaughterhouse and other related fees: 5.1-Main slaughterhouse— \.{-per cattle [.2—per goat/sheep 1.3-per bird/chicken 1.4~-per pig (plus other incidental cost) 1.5—Hides cess per hide 1.6-Skin cess per skin F.6 Slaughter slabs: 6.1~Per cattle 6.2—Per goat/sheep 6.3-Per pig (plus other incidental cost) 6.4—-Hides cess per hide 6.5-Skin cess per skin F.7 Bus park, taxi cab and carts fees: 7.1—Parking fees (bus park)— 1. [registration (once per P.S.V.) |.2—fees per day per vehicle 2.1—per bus over 30 passengers 2.2—per mini-bus, manyanga matatu (21 to 30 passengers 2.3-per matatu (11 to 20) passengers) 2.4—per Nissan/Hiace (Toyota) 2.5~per Peugeot/saloons (less than 10 passengers) 2.6-Inspection/sticker fees 7.2-Occasional fee/permit (for unregistered P.S.V. per vehicle): 2.1—Per bus or mini-bus 2.2—Per matatu/Nissan/Hiace 2.3-Per Peugeot or less than 10 passenger capacity 2.4—-Inspection/sticker fees per year 4.1—Per over 30 passenger bus 4.2—Per mini-bus, manyanga matatu (21 to 30 passengers) 4.3—Per matatu (11 to 20 passengers) 4.4-Nissan . 4.5—Peugeots F.8 Taxt cabs parking fees (C.B.D. urea): 8.1—Per week 8.2—Per month 8.3—Per four months (1/3 year) 8.4—Per year 8.5—Lorries (per day) F.9 Pounding fees: 9.1~Per vehicle, item. article, equipment piece per day or part thereof— 1.1-lorries 1 .2—buses L.3-nataty: mini bus 1.4—Nissans/pick-ups 1.5—cars/taxis 1 .6—sales vehicles 1.7—tractors 1.8—handcart/wheelbarrow ! .9—-ox-cart {.{Q-trailers !.11~Bicycle 1.12—Motor-cycle 9.2—Other equipment per day or part thereof 7,000 14,000 150 300 20 100 40 250 100 100 400 175 720 720 240 200 800 000 800 .200 500 1,000 250 1.200 rr — 4th January, 2002 THE KENYA GAZETTE 27 SCHEDULE—(Contd.) SCHEDULE—(Contd.) Item Approved fees Item Approved fees and charges and charges ; ; . ; ; 7.2-T.O.L renewal 250 9.3-illegal construction, tools, implements, items (per item) 300 7.3-Rent per year 1,200 ?.4-enforcement hire charges 800 or 50% of 7.4—Industrial area T.O.L. (rent per year) 1,000 the applicable F.18 Bouncing (RD) cheque 500 or 10% of pounding fee the Rd whichever is . cheque value higher . . oo whichever is F.10.1 impounding fees for violation of sand removal/ higher carriage permit conditions (per day or part thereof) 6,000 F,10.2 enforcement (hire) charge applicable to P.19 Sand removal/carriage permit(per impounding for violation of sand removal/ lorry up to 8 tons): carriage permit conditions (as above) 1,500 or 50% of 19.1—Per month 12,000 the applicable 19.2—-Per week 7,000 pounding fee 19.3—-Per day 4,000 whichever is 19.4-Per trip 3,000 higher 19.5—Per each and/or every additional ton (above 8) 1,500 F.11 any (unspecified) articles, item, materials, 19.6-Per lorry per trip (domestic use) 300 tools of trade per day or part thereof 150 {9,7—-Penalty on default of sand removal/ F.12 Animal per day or part thereof — carriage permit 50% of the sand 12.1~cattle 150 permit value 12.2-goat/sheep 200 19.8-Dumping yard/site permit (per month) 12,000 12.3-horse/donkey/mule 300 12.4—bird 50 F.20 BM.T. (market) fees: 12.5-dog 150 1.1—-Arrow, bows, quivers 6 12.6-pigs 500 {.2-Per arrow 1.50 F.13 impounded on account of tree/flower 1.3-Bow per unit 4 destruction in the C.B.D. area (per 1.4-Quiver per unit 4 goat per day or part thereof) 500 F.14 Timber, steel beams or items measurable in running 20.2—Fruits: feet or metres: 14.1-Per foot per day or part thereof 5 2.1-Per tin 15 14.2-Per metre per day or part thereof 15 2.2-Per crate IS 2.3-1 No. tin capacity 15 F.15 Carcass impounded on account of default on meat. 2.42 No. tins capacity 30 delivery permits per carcass per day or part thereof: 2.5—3 No. tins capacity 45 15.1.1-From 8.00 a.m to 5.00 a.m — | 26-4 No. tins capacity 60 1.1~-Small stock (goat/sheep) 300 2.7-5 No. tins capacity 75 |.2-Big stock (cattle) 600 | 2-8-6 No. tins capacity 70 2.9-Additional capacity per tin 15 F.16 Application for release of impounded items/animals: 2.10-Per mini-crate (rate per tin per capacity 16, 1-Animals 100 in tins}: 2.11—Per bag 60 16.2-Item: 2.12-Per mini-bag 30 eo aes on account of illegal construction sos 2 13-Per basker/kiondo: 2.14-Per bag 15 F.17 Rentals (per month): 2.15-Capacity in excess of I No. tin/bag/mini-crate 15 17.1-Old council stalls (market area) 1,100 17.2-Vegetable stalls (new allowance) 1,000 20.3-Cereals: 17.3-Bus park stalls 1,320 . 17.4-New market (developed) stall per square metre 40 ae bag in 17.5-New market covered stall: 3.3—Per mini-bag 35 $.1-Type 2 (Nos. 54 to 81) 100 20.4-Onions - leafy: 5.2-Type 3 (Nos. | to 5 and 34 to 45) 1S0 5.3-Type © (Nos. 37 to 42) 250 4.1--Per bag 30 5.4-Type 8A (Nos. 37 to 42) 120 4,.2-Per mini-bag 15 5.6-Type 8B (Nos. 16 to 27 and 34 to 45) +0) 4.3—Per basket 15 5.7-Type M (Nos. 82 to 85 and 90 to 97) Soy 20.5—Onions- tuber: 5.1 --Per bag 120 17.6-Private stalls (market area rent on area basis): 32 Per mini-bag 65 6.1-With area bit exceeding 50 ft 360 5.3-Per norma] baz package (netted bag) 6.2—-With area of SOft to 100 ft. 360 20.6—Tuber crops (including potatoes): 6.3—Between 101 ft to 150 ft. 620 6.1—Per tin 15 6.4—-Between 151! ft to 250 it. 620 6.2—Per mini-bag 30 6.3~—Per ba 60 '7.7-Grogan T.0.Ls.: 6.4—Per crate-basis of capacity (per tin as 7.{-Application for T.O.L. 300 charging unit) 15 28 | THE KENYA GAZETTE 4th January, 2002 SCHEDULE—(Contd.) Item Approved fees and charges 20.7~Vegetable: 7.1—-Per bag 45 7,.2—-Per mini-bag 25 20.8—All (other) produce (e.g avocado, ndulu makondu, carrots, etc.): 20.8A—Per wholesale lot A.1—Per bag 25 A.2~-Per mini-bag 12 A.3-Per tin 10 A.4—Per unit of retail: B.1-Per tin 10 B.2~Per basket 10 20.9-Fish per basket 45 20.10—Charcoal: 10.1-Per bag 30 10.2—Per tin 10 10.3~Per mini-bag 15 20.11-Eggs: 11.1—Per crate 15 11.2—Retail per unit j 20.12—Hen (or bird) per head 15 20.13--Gourd/calabash per unit 5 20.14—Milk: Youghurt (sour milk) per gourd 6 20.15-Ghee per 1/2 litre bottle/can 6 15.1—-Porridge per gourd 6 15.2—Pot (clay) per unit 8 20.16—Pepper: 16.1-Green 45 16.2~Per bag 25 16.3-Per mini-bag 6 16.4-Basket retail: Dry . 16.5-Per bag 30 16.6-Per mini-bag 15 16.7-Basket 4 20.17—Ropes: 17.1-Per bag 30 17.2-Per bundle , 35 17,3—Per mini-bag 20 17.4—Per unit 1 17.5—Snuff per tin 5 17.6-Sugar can per unit 3 17.7-Tobacco per gourd/tin . 45 20. 18-Bananas: 18.1-Per bunch 15 18.2-Per basket 15 F.21 Sale of seedlings at the market: 21.1—-Per fruit seedling 2 21.2-Per flower seedling 2 21.3- Per plant seedling —_ F.22 Vehicle (wholesalers): 22) Mangoes (per ton) 350 22 2 Pineapples ¢per ton) 350 SCHEDULE—(Contd.) Item Approved fees and charges 22.3—Pawpaws (per ton) 350 22.4—Oranges (per ton) — 22.5~Apples (per ton) 350 22.6-Bananas (per ton) 350 22.7-Vegetables: 7.1-Cabbages (per ton) 350 7.2—Greens/sukuma 350 22.8—-Tubers: 8.1—Potatoes per ton 350 8.2— (Others per ton) 350 Note: For purpose of B.M.T operations: Any contents less than tin capacity is taken as tin capacity for charging. Any content less than mini and bag capacity are taken as mini and bag capacity for charging purposes respectively. A charge unit is taken as equal to tin capacity and any content less than full capacities are taken as full capacity for charging. When the tin is the capacity unit for charging, any less than full tin capacity shall be chargeable at full. Where a basket is not equal to tin capacity, any basket less than, full capacity is taken less full capacity for charging. Where the contents (where not specified) are less than the given capacity/level unit for charging the contents shall be charged at the rate of the given full capacity level. The foregoing shall apply to produce inspection (P.1)-F. 25 below. Open-air market days are Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ' The B.M.T.'s rate also apply to left Over re-entering the open air market where applicable. F.23 Produce inspection (P.L.): 23.1—Cereals per tin 10 23.2—Cereals per bag 25 23.3—Cereals per mini-bag 15 23.4-Fruit per crate (per unit of a tin) 10 23.5--Fruit per mini bag 15 23.6-Onion per bag 25 23.7—-Onion per mini bag 15 23.8—Potatoes per bag 25 23.9-Ropes per bag/bundles 25 23.10--Charcoal per bag 25 23.11-Vegetables per bag 25 23.12—Any other produce: 23.13—Per bag 25 13.1—Per crate (per tin capacity) 10 13.2-Hen per head 12 F.24 Kiosks rent per month: 24.t-Table 40 24,2-Extended markets 40 24.3—Main town 100 F.25 Tender documents per set as per advertisement F.26 Sale of council minutes per quarter (session) 500 or the cost production whichever is higher 2,000 or the cost production whichever is higher Per year F.27 Penalties: 27.1-Booking cancellation fee (for hire of council facility within 48 hours to events) 40% 4th January, 2002 THE KENYA GAZETTE 29 SCHEDULE—(Contd.) SCHEDULE—(Contd.) tem Approved fees Item Approved fees and charges and charges 27.2-Rent default on— 2. 3-~cafes 720 — i “L/Ki 450 2.1-ground/plot rent (after 3ist March of 1.5% per month or 2.4—Jua Kali/T.O.L/Kiosk kload hereof 2.5-Depot (as per assessed workloa the due rent year) part’ subject to a minimum of 5,400 2.2-Stalls kiosks rent (both council and private) { .5% per month or ‘ Koad part thereof 2.6--Manufacturers (as per assessed workloa 700 Subject to a minimum of : - 1.5% per month or 23101 rent art thereof 2.7-Cloth hawkers (unused bus park) 450 2.4--office/house rent 2% per month or 7S Shion ete) uyt 100 rt thereof oy . pa h 2.9-Ad hoc permit prorata apportionment 27.3-Site value rate (S.V.R) 6.5% per month or > 10-Shoe-shi d Part thereof . oe-shiners, newspaper vendors (mobile), e.t.c. 100 27.4-Late T.O.L renewal (after January of the : 2.11—Butcheries 750 renewal year) 100% 27.5—Rent/loan repayment (N.H.C/U.A.LD. P.3 Public cemetery charges (burial fees): project) per month fee of the renewal 5.1—-Rent default percentage per month or part thereof 1% 3.1—Per adult body 400 3,.2-Per child body 300 5.2-Loan repayment default percentage month or 3 3-Infant 250 part thereof 1% 3.4~Per special grave per adult body 600 . 3.5—Per special grave per child 350 5.3-Sub-letting fees default percentage month 3.6-Per mass grave 500 or part thereof 1% 27.6—Approval fees for the late submission SOCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE: of building plans 50% fee of the S.1 Application fee for— . _ approval 1.l—-a rental house 150 27.7—Penalty for cutting across municipal roads |.2-renting of council offices 250 fields/grounds without authority and prior 3 times the assessed | tchire stot d chamber ° 950 applicable ane L.4-hire of K.Y.C. facility 250 enaress. 1.5-hire of i 1 buildi ré-paney mass pmty ——ssarmewineg | enc coneenene permit fee P s8 SY 77 o. . 27.9-Bouncing R.D.) cheque 500 oe of me |.7-Hire of social hall stadium— c ne value 7.{-piivate function 150 wae Sh : 7.2—commercial function/activities 250 igher. 7 3-sporti tivities/festi 27.10-Bollard (bus park) and signboard Sporting activities/festivals 150 knock off/d 3.000 sessed 7.4-religious functions 150 MO EON _ , or ee 1.8-religious banner advertisement 300 rep acemen cost 1.9-registration of an institution 750 whichever is higher. 27.11-Damage occasioned to council property as per assessed S.2 Rent for rental houses: replacement cost . 27.12-Other refunds for payment made Teen Estate (per unit per month) to council 20% of the refundable nee F taff I t00 .2—Non-sta amount . , 27.13-Application for records alteration/amendment 1.3-St. Mary’s Estate (per unit per month) including names insertion in document: Staff 1,350 13.!—Alteration/amendment (per alteration/ Non-Staff 1,850 amendment) 200 S.3 Key deposit (per set) 900 3.2—-Names insertion/c i 2leti Names insertion/correction/deletion . 5.4 Rent deposit equivalent to 3 No. months rent (per name) insertion/correction/deletion 1 50 13.3-Records amendment upon transfer of 8.5 Sucial hall hire (rent): property (per amendment) 750 F.28 Commission: 28.1—Cheque commission 28.2~Agency (insurance, h.p. etc) F.29 Manure (per ton) PUBLIC HEALTH COMMITTEE P.l Coservancy charges per year: 1.1-Individual dwelling houses 1.2-Shopkeepers (duka) P 2 Hotels— 2.1-class “C” and “D” as per assessed work load subject to minimum of 2,2—others equivalent of bank charge 4% 450 7,200 5.1—Daytime for ceremonies or business (not exceeding 6 hours) 5.2—Night time for ceremonies or business 5.3—Day or night for commercial purposes (not exceeding 6 hours) 5.4-Sports, recreational clubs or organization per occasion day/night (not exceeding 4 hours) 5.5—Religious ceremonies/meeting per ceremony/ occasion (not exceeding 6 hours) 5.6-Utility charge (I to 5) 5.7-Schools/institutional festivals/crusades 5.8—-Utility charge for schools/institutional festivals. S.6 Stadium hire: 6.1-Matches— local (per match percentage ‘of gross gate collection) 550 4,750 250 1,000 SCHEDULE—(Contd.) Item Approved fees and charges super league ( per match percentage of gross gate collections) 15% 6.2-commercial purposes per occasion 1,250 6.3-religious purposes/crusades per day or part thereof 960 6.4—sports, festival/meeting/crusade(per day hire) 840 6.5-utility charge where unspecified 525 6.6—sports practice by private teams/groups 6.1—per hour 75 6.2—per day (not exceeding 6 hours) 200 6.3—per week 720 6.4-per month 2,400 6.5—per 3 months 6,000 S.7 Hire of council’s old chamber: 7.1—Per day or part thereof 1,000 7.2-Per monthly rental by resident magistrate (50% of the court fines imposed whichever the highest) 6,500 8.8 Hire of council school building per day or part thereof 720 S.9 Temporary sale permit at or around stadium show ground during functions/activities at the stadium or showground per day or thereof) ~ 9.1-Soda (soft drinks) 80 9.2-Confectioneries 80 9.3—-Fruits 80 9.4-Others 80 S.10 Show/entertainment levy (per person/patron) 3 8.11 Disco clubs entertainment levy (per person/ patron) 3 S.12 Cinema theatre/video shows entertainment levy (per person/patron) 3 S.13 Hire of council chairs per occasion (not exceeding 12 hours) 7.50 S.14 Religious crusades banner advertisements: 14.1—Foreign sponsored (percentage of applicable charge) 50% 14,2-Locally sponsored (percentage of applicable charge) 25% 14,.3-Residentially organized (percentage of applicable charge) up to a month 10% S.15 Community center license: $.16 Entertainment levy (extended markets) 0.50 per patron TOWN PLANNING COMMITTEE T.1 Application fee for— 1.1-a T.O.L/kiosk 300 1,2-renewal of T.O.L. 200 1.3-hire of council grader 400 1.4—Advertised plots: 4.1—Main town 4,2—-Extended markets as per advertisement as per advertisement 1.5—Outside municipality 200 1.6—Within municipality 100 1.7-Tarmacked roads 12,000 plus cost of re—tarmacking 1.8~Murram roads (excluding extended areas) 6,000 plus cost of re—murraming 1.9-Municipal field/ground per 1 metre of cutting 100 T.2.12 Pole charges/levy for poles planting or hoisting on council land per pole per annum: plus cost of re—filling 12.1-Telkom/K.P.L.C. 200 12.2-—Other 100 13.1-—Communication masts/towers 20,000 SCHEDULE—(Contd.) Item Approved fees and charges 13.2-Sattelite communication dishes/television. boosters 15,000 T.2.13 Wayleave consent per application 5,000 T.38 Sewerage-charges-domestic: 38.1—Deposit (as percentage of minimum water deposit) 75% 38.2—Minimum charge (as percentage of minimum water charge) - 75% 38.3-Sewer charge (as percentage of water charge 75% T.39 Industrial: Sewer charges (as percentage of water consumed/water charge: 39.1-Deposit 75% 39.2-For every cubic metre for 100m* (as percentage of the ruling tariff) 75% 39.3-For every cubic meter for 1000m? (as percentage of the ruling tariff 75% 39 .4— Opening sewerage blockage 500 T.40 Exhauster service— 40, 1—within municipality 1.1-mileage rate per km. 50 1.2-charge per trip 1,000 40,2-Other municipality: 2.1—Mileage rate per km. 110 2.2-Charge per trip septic 1,600 40.3-Toilet 1,750 40.4-Deposit payable (percentage of estimated cost) 100% 40.5—Dilusions: 5.1-Outside municipa lity 2,000 5.2~Inside municipality 1,000 T.41 Sewer connection 500 T.42 Hire charge grader/trench digger (shovel): 42.1—Within municipality— 1.1-mileage per km 150 42.2—Outside municipality— 2.1-mileage per km 200 42.3—-hire charge per hour (on work start) . 9,000 T.43 Rate struck 8% T.44 Front charge: Commercial building (per ft. per annum) 10 Extended markets 5 T.45 Charcoal bandas (T.0.L.s}: Rent per month per Isquare metre area 5 T.46 Sludge (sewage) per ton 25 T.47 Holding charges per year or part thereof 1,500 T.48 Fire turn out fees and every succeeding hours 1,500 T.49 Special services: 49.1-Opening door 520 49.2-Supply of domestic water (per trip) 500 49.3-Hospitals (per trip) 500 T.50 Inspection fee: 50.1—Petrol stations and factories (percentage of the annual business permit fee) 20% 50.2-Commercial premises (as percentage annual business permit fee) 15% 50.3-Government institutions and churches free 50.4—Public Schools 500 plus 35 per km. (mileage fee) T.51 Training: 51.1-Lecture with demonstration per session 3,000 51.2-Full day with demonstration 4,200 51.3-Per short time below 3 hours 900 Ath January, 2002 SCHEDULE-—({Contd.) Item Approved fees and charges 51.4-Training institution 2,000 51.5—-Hotels/industry 2,500 T.52 Hawkers/T.O.L.s rent ( per month per square metre of areas) 52.{-Unused bus park ( Mitumba area) and other town area 50 52.2—Extended markets and other areas 7.50 T.53 Coca-cola kiosks (rent per month) 53.1-C.B.D. area— 1.J-—normal 200 1.2—bottleshape 200 1.3—mobile 100 1.4—container 400 53.2—Peripherial area to C.B.D. (Kaseve, KHsrael, Miwani, Katolont, Eastleigh, Mutituni, Ngelani) 2.1—normal 100 2.2~bottle shaped 100 2.3~mobile 75 2.4~container 300 §3.3-Other areas: 3.1-Normal 50 3.2-Bottle shape 50 3.3—Mobile 50 3.4—-Container 100 7.54 Other kiosks (outside C.B.D.) rent per square metre of area 7.50 ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE E.1 Application for sale of trees: Tree seedlings nursery— 1.1~shade tree 3’ height 100 1.2—potted flower tree 50 1.3~potted seedlings 3 {.4—Other seedlings 3 1.2-Grafted fruit seedlings— 2. l~avocado 50 2,2—mangoes 100 2.3-oranges 50 1.3-Vegetable seedlings: 3. 1~onions 3,2-sukuma 3.3-tomatoes 1.4-standing tree sale (per inch of circumstance) 30 E.2 firewood per square tonne 1,200 CONDITIONS {a} Entertainment levy is collectable by agent from patrons patronizing entertainment joints and/or sports (namely: disco, discotheques, theatres, film shows, etc.) by those operators permitted to operate such joints, and any other Operator failing to remit the same to the council shall be guilty of an offence and on conviction, shall be liable for a fine not exceeding KSh. 3,000 on first conviction and on subsequent convictions, a fine not exceeding KSh. 4,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to both such fine and imprisonment. (b) Wholesale market operates on open air market days from 5.30 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. (c) The council does not provide for any storage facility to market patrons (both open air retailers and wholesalers) unless it is for a fee at the B.M.T. rates. By Order of the Municipal Council of Machakos. Dated the 21st November, 2001. QO. M. MUTUA, Town Clerk. Gazetre Novice No. 105 THE WATER ACT (Cap. 372) THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF ELDORET THE WATER (UNDERTAKERS) RULES APPLICATION PURSUANT to rule 4 of the Water (Undertakers) Rules of the Watcr Act, notice is given that as from 4th February, 2002, the Municipal Council of Eldorct intends to apply to the Minister for Watcr Development to become the water undertaker for adequate supply of watcr to the following cxtended arcas: ~ Ikong’ayalil. Karuna. Tugen Estate. Scrgoit. Sugutck Settlement Scheme (Chepkanga). Yamumbi-Lemook. A plan showing the arca of watcr supply is available for inspection during normal working hours at the Council’s officc. Any person desirous of making any representation on, or objection to, this application must do so by letter addressed to the Minister for Watcr Development on or before the expiration of thirty (30) days from 4th January, 2002, and that a copy of such representation or objection shall be forwarded to the applicant. Dated the 28th Novemb 1. ated the 28 ovember, 200 M. H. KIMATIYO, Town Clerk. GazeErre Novice No. 106 PIONEER ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED TRANSFER OF BUSINESS NOTICE is given under the Transfer of Businesses Act (Cap. 500), that the life assurance business and the non-life insurance business of the Pioneer General Assurance Socicty Limited, (the transferor) carricd on in the Republic of Kenya, with its head office being at Pioncer Housc, Moi Avenuc, Nairobi, has with cffcct from 1st December, 2001, becn sold and transferred to Pioneer Assurance Company Limited (the transferee} who will carry on the said life assurance business and non-life insurance business at Pioneer House, Moi Avenue, Nairobi aforesaid. The address of the transferor is P.O. Box 20333, Nairobi. The address of the transferce is P.O. Box 11630, Nairobi. The transferee is assuming and docs not intend to assume all of the debts or liabilitics of the life assurance business and non-life insurance business incurred by the transfcror up to Ist December, 2001, and the same will be paid or discharged by the transferee and likewise all debts duc to the transferor up to and including the said Ist December, 2001 will be received by the transferee. Dated the Ist December, 2001. SHAPLEY BARRET & COMPANY, Advocates for the Transferor. Gazerre Norice No. 107 THE JUBILEE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) Head Office: P.O. Box 30376, Nairobi Loss oF Po.icy Policy No, 139732 in the name and on the life of David Kangethe Karanja. APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issuc of a duplicate of the above-numbered policy, the original having becn reported as lost or misplaced. 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