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GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 2703

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 2703

THE COMPANIES ACT

(Cap. 486)

RESTORATION


NOTICE is given that a petition for the winding-up of thc above-named company by the High Court of Kenya at Nairobi, was on 31st March, 2000, presented to the said court by R. A. Ronsky Limited. And that the said petition is directed to be heard before the said court sitting at Milimani Commercial Courts, Nairobi, on 8th Junc, 2000, at 9.00 a.m. and any creditor or contributory of the said company desirous to support or oppose the making of an ordcr on the said petition may appear at the time of the hearing in person or by his advocate for that purpose and a copy of the petition will be furnished by the undersigned to any creditor or contributory of the said — company requiring such copy on payment of the regulated charge for the samc. Dated the 17th April, 2000. SHAPLEY BARRET & CO., Advocates for the Petitioner, Prudential Assurance Building, Wabera Street, P.O. Box 40286, Nairobi. Nove Any person who intends to appear on the hearing of the said petition must serve on or send by post to the above-named, notice in writing of his intention so to do. The notice must state the name and address of the person, or if a firm, the name and address of the firm, and must be signed by the person or firm or his or their advocate, if any, and must be served, or if posted must be sent by post in sufficient time to reach the above-named not later than 4.00 o'clock in the afternoon of 7th Junc, 2000. Gazetre Notice No. 2704 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF KILIFI APPROVAL AND COMMENCEMENT OF BY-LAWS IN PURSUANT of the powers conferred by section 205 (1) of the Local Government Act, notice is given that the County Council of Kilifi, with the approval of the Minister for Local Government, made the following by-laws— (a) the County Council of Kilifi (Refuse Receptacles and Collec- tion) (Amendment) By-laws, 1998, made on 16th June, 1998 were approved by the. Minister for Local Government on the 29th July, 1998; (b) the County Council of Kilifi (Omni bus stations and parking places) (Amendment) By-laws, 1998, made on 16th June, 1998 were approved by the Minister for Local Government on 13th August, 1998; (c) the County Council of Kilifi (Slaughterhouse) By-laws, 1999 made on 16th June, 1999 were approved by the Minister for Local Government on the 13th September, 1999; (d) the County Council of Kilifi (Trading Centres) By-laws, 1999, made on 16th June, 1998 were approved by the Minister for Local Government on*14th September, 1999; (e) the County Council of Kilifi (Hawkers) (Amendment) By-laws, 1999, made on 16th June, 1998 were approved by the Minister for Local Government on 13th September, 1999; (f) the County Council of Kilifi (Public Markets) (Amendment) By-laws, 1999, made on 16th June, 1998 were approved by the Minister for Local Government on 13th September, 1999; (g) the County Council of Kilifi (Licensing and Control of Trades and Occupations) (Amendment) By-laws, 1999, made on 16th June, 1998 were approved by the Minister for Local Govern- ment on 13th September, 1999; 28th April. 2000 the County Council of Kilifi (Quarrying) (Amendment) By- laws. 19Y8. made on loth Junc, 1998 were approved by the Minister for Local Government on 4th February, 2000: a the County Council of Kilifi (Stock Auction and Sales) (Amend- ment) By-laws, 1998, made on [6th Junc, 1998 were approved by the Minister tor Local Government on 4th February, 2000. Dated the 22nd February, 2000. A. K. MASHA, Acting County Clerk. Gazerre Novick No. 2705 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) THE TOWN COUNCIL OF LITEIN APPROVAL AND COMMENCEMENT OF By-LAWS IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 205 (1) of the Local Government Act, the’ Town Council of Litcin and further to the approval by the Minister for Local Government, the following by-laws will come into operation on the Ist April, 2000— (a) the Town Council of Litcin (Public Markets) By-laws, 1999; (b) the Town Council of Litein (Licensing of Trade, Occupation and Premises) By-laws, 1999; (c) the Town Council of Litcin (General Nuisance) By-laws, 1999; (d) the Town Council of Litcin (Parking Places and Omnibus Stations) By-laws, 1999; (e)the Town Council of Litcin (Hawkers) By-laws, 1999; (f) the Town Council of Litcin (Licensing of Staughtermcn) By-laws, 1999; (g) the Town Council of Litcin (Cementry) By-laws, 1999; (h) the Town Council of Litcin (Quarrying) By-laws, 1999; (i) the Town Council of Litcin (Crops and Produce Inspection) By-laws, 1999; (j) the Town Council of Litcin (Hides and Skins Cess) By-laws, 1999; (k) the Town Council of Litcin (Stock Auction and Saics) By-laws, 1999; () the Town Council of Litcin (Slaughterhouse) By-laws, 1999; (m) the Town Council of Litein (Control of Licensing of Dogs) By-laws, 1999; (n) the Town Council of Litein (Barter Markct) By-laws, 1999; Dated the 10th March, 2000. D. K. SOI, Acting Town Clerk/Treasurer. Gazerre Notice No. 2706 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF THARAKA SINGLE Business Permir FEE SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR 2000 IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 148 of the Local Government Act, the County Council of Tharaka has, with the approval of the Minister for Local Government, imposed column nine (9) of the single business permit fees schedule, with effect from 1st January, 2000. The single business permit fee schedule is available for public scrutiny during normal working hours at the county clerk’s office Marimanti, and at the District Officer’s notice boards Gatunga, Marimanti, Chiakariga and at all the locational chicf’s offices, Tharaka District. By Order of the County Council of Tharaka. Dated the 1st March, 2000. S. M. KIBAARA, Acting County Clerk. Gazerre Norice No. 2707 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) THE TOWN COUNCIL OF MBITA POINT Sincut Business Permrr FEE SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR 2000 IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 148 of the Local Government Act, the Town Council of Mbita Point has, with the approval of the Minister for Local Government, imposed column ten (10) of the single business permit fees schedule, with effect from ist January. 2000. Copies of the stated fee schedule can be obtained/inspected at the Town Council offices, Mbita Point, during normal working hours. By Order of the Town Council of Mbita Point. Dated the 10th April, 2000. B. O. OPIYO, Acting Town Clerk. va Gazerre Norice No. 2708° THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF MWINGI SINGLE Business PERMir Fee SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR 2000 IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 2 and 148 of the Local Government Act, the County Council of Mwingi has, with the approval of the Minister for Local Government, revised and imposed new fees and charges as shown in the single business permit fees schedule hereunder, with effect from 1st January, 2000. SCHEDULE ; Approved Brims Categories of business Base fees and code value charges KSh. GENERAL TRADE, WHOLESALE, Rerai_, SHOPS AND SERVICES 100 Distributors, traders, wholesalers, retailers, supermarkets, shops, boutiques, service providers, kiosks, etc.: (350) 103 Mega store, hypermarket, large multi-departmental, stores, hyper- market over 100 employees or premises over 3,000 square metres prime location .. 60 21,000 105 Large trader, shop, retail store or personal service from 21 emplo- yees to 100 employees and/or premises from 300 square metres fairlocation .. . a 20 7,000 110 Medium trader, shop or retail service from 5 to 20 employees and/or premises from 50 to 300 square metres fair location .. 10 3,500 115 Small trader, shop or retail service up to 4 employees and/or premises less than 50 square metres far away location .. : 5 1,750 120 Kiosk, light or temporary construc- . : tion less than 5 square metres . 4 1,400 195 Other general merchant, shop and retail services .. . . 4 1,400 INFORMAL SECTOR 200 Hawkers, street vendors, small traders and service providers operating on the street, verandahs or temporary buildings: (350) 205 Hawker with a motor vehicle .. 5 1,750 210 Hawker without a motor vehicle . 4 215 Small informal sector trader/service provider, shoe shiner, shoe re- pairer, street vendor (newspapers, sweets, soda, cigarettes, ctc.) .. 2 790 Brims code 295 305 315, 325 335 345 355 365 375 395 410 SCHEDULE—(Contd.) Categories of business Semi-permanent informal — scctor trader up to two persons operating on verandah or temporary building Other informal sector operations TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND COMMUNICATIONS Maritime and airlines, international carricrs, freight forwarders, trans- portation companies operating taxis, matatus, buses, lorries, planes, boats; driving schools, tour operators, petrol stations, ‘storage facilitics, cold storage facilities, ctc.: Large transport company over 30 vehicles Medium transport company, from 6 to 30 vehicles .. . Small ‘transport company from 2to 5 vehicles .. Independent transport operator 1 vehicle .. . Large petrol filling station over 6 pumps or with garage/workshop and retail shop Medium petrol filling station from 4 to 6 pumps or with garage/work- shop or retail shop Smail petro! filling station up ‘to 3 pumps and without garage/ workshop or retail shop : Large cold storage facility over 1,000 square metres insulated walls, cold processing cquipment . Medium coid storage facility be- tween 100 to 1,000 square metres Small cold storage facility up to 100 square metres .. Large storage facility over ‘5, 000 square metres go-down, ware- house, liquid storage tanks complex Medium storage facility from 1 ,000 to 5,000 square metres .. Small storage facility up to 1,000 square metres .. Large communication company over 100 employces premises Medium communication company from 16 to 100 premises, from 1,500 to 5,000 square metres Small commucication company upto 14 employees and/or premises up to 1,500 square metres ° Other transport, storage communications and AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND NatTURAL RESOURCES Production of: coffee, tea, fruits, flowers, grains, cercals, vegetables and horticultural products, grain storage and processing, mills and posho mills, forestry and timber products, saw mills, coal produ- ction, timber yards, animal bree- ding, dairy products processing, butcheries, slaughterhouses, mining and other natural reso- urces extractive activities: Large agricultural producer/pro- cessor/dealer/exporter over 50 employces + Medium agricultural | " producer/ processor/dealer/exporter from 11 to 50 employees . Base value w (350) 30 10 30 (350) 25 Approved fees and charges KSh. 1,050 -700 28,000 10,500 3,500 1,750 7,000 3,500 2,450 19,250 8,750 4,200 17,300 7,000 3,500 31,500 19,250 10,500 2,450 27,750 3,750 Brims code 420 430 500 506 315 521 527 S46 552 558 564 571 SIT ScHEDULE-—{Contd.) Categories of business Small agricultural produccr/proce- ssor/dealer up to 10 employees Large mining or natural resources extraction operation over 50 employces Medium mining or natural resources extraction operation from 4 to 50 employces Small mining or natural resourccs extraction operation up to 3 employces, including quarrics and small mining operations... Other agricultural, forestry and natural resources . AccoM: MODATION AND CATERING International hotels, tourists camps, lodging houses, restaurants, bars, eating houses, tea and coffee houses, butcheries with meat roas- ting and/or soup kitchen facilitics, membership clubs, night-clubs and casinos: Large high standard lodging house/ hotel class “D” over 100 rooms Medium high standard lodging ' house/hotel class “D” from 41 to 100 rooms Small high andard lodging house/ : hotel class “D” up to 40 rooms Large lodging house with restaurant and/or bar class “B”/“C” basic standard over 15 rooms Medium lodging house with rest- aurant and/or bar class “B”/“C” basic standard from 6 to 15 rooms Smalf lodging house with restaurant and/or bar class “B”/“C” basic standard up to 5 rooms Large lodging house class “Bec” basic standard over 15 rooms Medium lodging house class “B”/“C” basic standard from 6 to 15 rooms Small lodging house class “B"/“C” basic standard up to 5 rooms Large restaurant with bar/member- ship club over 30 customers/ members restaurant with bar/ Medium membership club from 11 to 30 customers/members . . Small restaurant with bar up ‘to 10 customers Large eating house, snack bar, tea house/hotel, no lodging,’ no alcohol served, over 20 customers Medium eating house, snack bar, tea house/hotel, no lodging, no alcohol served, from 6 to 20 customers - Small eating house, snack bar, tea house/hotel, no lodging, no alcohol served, up to 6 customers. Butchery with roasted meat and/or soup kitchen any size . Large baytraditional beer seller, over 50 customers : Medium bar/traditional beer ‘seller from 16 to 50 customers . Small bar/traditional beer seller up to 15 customers . Large night-club/casino over | 500 square metres .. Medium night-club/casino from 101 to 500 square metres .. Smail night-club/casino up to 100 square,metres .. Other catering and accommodation ' Base value 45 (350) 70 35 25 30 10 10 15 50 30: Approved fees and charges KSh. 2,800 28,000 15,750 8,750 2,800 35,000 24,500 17,500 15,750 12,250 8,750 14,000 ~ 8,750 5,250 10,500 5,250 3,500 5,250 3,500 2,450 3,500 5,250 3,600 2,800 17,500 10,500 7,000 2,400 28th April, 2000 THE KENYA GAZETTE 853 ScHEDULE—(Contd.) ScHEDULE—{Conid. ) Approved Approved Brims Categories of business Base fees and Brims Categories of business Base fees and code value charges code value charges KSh. KSh. PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL 740 Health clinic, doctor's ~ surgery, SERVICES doctor, dentist, physiotherapist, 600 psychologist, consultation office, 0 3.500 Legal, financial management, no overnight accommodation , engineering, architecture, valuing, 745 Traditional health services, her- surveying, data processing, balist, traditional healer, etc. . 8 2,800 accountancy, secretarial support, 750 Large entertainment _facility, stock and insurance brokering, cinema, theatre, video show over security protection, clearing and 100 seats, amusement juke box, forwarding of goods, bookmaking, games machines arcades over 10 Kenya Charity Sweepstakes, machines, sports club, gymi., over banks, forex bureau, moncy 5Omembers. .. 45 15,750 lenders, hire purchase companics, 755 Medium entertainment facility from insurance companies, real estate 50 to 100 seats, from 4 to 10 developers and finance com- machines, from 16 fo 50 members 25 8,750 P' : a panies: (350) 760 Small entertainment facility up to 50 . oo. seats, up to 3 machines, up to 16 605 Large professional service firm over members 15 5,250 10 practitioners and/or _inter- 795 Other education, health and enter- national affiliation #9 31,500 tainment services 8 2,800 610 Medium professional services ; firm from 3 to 10 practitioners 45 15,750 INDUSTRIAL PLANTS, FACTORIES, 615 Small professional services firm up WorksHops, CONTRACTORS to 2 practitioners . - 20 7,000 620 Independent technical operator, 800 Manufacture, process and assembly 1 person acting individually fo) products, vehicles, machinery (typist, accountant, —_book- and | ra a ai and workshops keeper, etc.) 7 2,450 servicing and repairing products, 625 Large financial services firm over 25 vehicles, machinery and equip- ment, contractors of new bui- employees or premises over 300 Idings, old buildings restorati square metres .. 95 33,250 and service re: ni ration (350) 630 Medium financial services firm from parr: 6 to 25 employees 65 22,750 805 Large industrial plant over 75 635 Small financial services up ‘to 5 employees or premises over 2,500 100 35.000 employees 45 15,750 square metres .. 5, 695 Other professional and _ technical 810 Medium industrial plant from 16 to services .. 7 2,450 _ 75 employees or premises from 100 to 2,500 square metres 70 24,500 P E Hear 815 Small industrial plant up to 15 RIVATE DUCATION, EALTH employees or premises up to 100 AND ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES square metres .. 40 14.000 700 Private education _institutions 820 Large workshop/service repair (universities, nurseries, primary contractor over. on employees or 50 17.500 d d schools), profe- premises over square metres > ssional training centres and poly. 825 Medium workshop, service repair technic, _ institutes _ teaching contractor from 6 "020 employees or computer, management, accoun- premises Irom 0 square tancy, secretarial or other tech- metres . tee 20 7,000 nical professions, private health 830 Small workshop, - service repair clinics and doctor’s surgeries; contractor up to 5 employees or consulting offices of doctors, premises up to 25 square metres 7 2,450 dentists, physiotherapists, psycho- 895 Other manufacturer, workshop, logists and other health profes- factory, contractor - 7 2,450 sionals, herbalists and traditional ConpDITIONS medicine practitioners, enter- ; tainment facilities such as cinema (a) All traders are required to pay their licences before 30th June, theatres, video show/amusement 2000, of the calendar year after which a penalty of 30 per cent of arcade, juke box arcade, game the licence will be imposed. machines arcade/sports club, gym: (350) . : . . Co, (b) Every licence or permit issued under this resolution shall be 705 Private higher education institution, produced for inspection to any police: officer, administration any type of private university, police officer, health officer, revenue officer, market master or college . or higher education any employee of the council authorized to do so by the clerk to institution 45 15,750 council. It shall be displayed at a conspicuous place convenient for 710 Large private education institution inspection as aforesaid. over 100 pupils or fees over KSh. 50,000 per year 30 10,500 (c) Any medical officer or health officer, veterinary officer or other 715 Medium private education * insti- authorized officer may, at any reasonable time, visit any premises tution from 31 to 100 pupils or fees whether licensed under this resolution or not to make all enquiries from KSh. 30,001 to KSh. 50, 000 for any other condition to any licence or permit issued under this per year 15 5,250 resolution is fulfilled. 720 Small ate educational facilit uy . . . , . Mo Pupils or fees up to ist (d) Any person who is guilty of an offence under this resolution shall, 0 5 ear 10 3,500 on conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding KSh. 2,000 or to 30,000 per y An . imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to both fine 725 Large private health facility, ho : . , : A Tsj : and imprisonment as provided for under section 257 (Cap. 265) of spital, clinic, nursing home, etc., the Local Government Act providing overnight accommo- . dation over 30 beds. 70 28,000 By Order of the County Council of Mwingi 730 Medium private health facility from ¥. umy on Miwing- 11 to 30 beds, funeral home . 45 15,750 ‘Dated the 31st December, 1999. 735 Small private health h facility wt to 10 K. K. MBULUSI, beds 30 10,500 Clerk to Council. Gazerre Notice No. 2709 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF BURETI SINGLE Business PERMIT Fee SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR 2000 IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 148 of the Local Government Act, the County Council of Burcti has, with the approval of the Minister for Local Government, imposcd the follo- wing business permit fees as listed hcrcunder with effect from Ist January, 2000. SCHEDULE Brims Categories of business Base code ‘ Value GENERAL TRADE, WHOLESALE, Rertaic, SHors AND SERVICES (300) 100 Distributors, traders, wholesaicrs, retailers, supermarkets, shops, boutiques, service _ providers, kiosks, ete. : 105 Large trader, shop or retail service, over 20 cmployees and/or premises over 300 square metres primelocation.. .. — .. 20° Hardware dealer from 11 toSQemployees . .. .. 25 Motor spares shop, tobacco distributor, tyre tubes dealer, welding and panci béating .. 20 110 Baliast store dealer,. canteen licence, ready-made clothes -. 10 115 General merchant, second-hand clothes, _ tailoring shop, milk shop... . Ss) 120 Kiosk, vegetables-ight, temporary construction an : 4 195 Dhobi, knitting machine, scrap . metaldealer .. . 4 200 Hawkers, street vendors, "small traders and = service providers operating on the street, verandahs or temporary buildings: 205 Hawker with boxes, hawker shoes retailer, any other business indicated .: . . 5 210 Arrows, bows and knives, artist, signwriter, basket hawkers or make cobbler/- shoe maker, dry-cleancr agent -. 4 215 Small informal sector trader/- Service provider, shoe shiner, repairer, street vendor (news- paper, sweets, soda, cigarettes, etc.) .. .. .. 4 220 Barber, hairdresser, kitchen soup, motor-car washer, news- paper vendor, temporary building, stone dresser, tailoring-verandah, watch repairer, duplicate licence, other information operation -. 2 300 TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND COMMUNICATION Maritime and airlines, international carriers, freight forwarders, tran- - sportation companies operating taxis, matatus, buses, lorries, planes, boats, driving schools, tour operators, etc., petrol sta- tions, storage facilities, cold sto- — rage facilities: 320 Bicycle repairer .. . +. 5 325 Petroleum station . 30 Kerbside .. : 1 . 20 355 Godown N. C. P. B... . 50 360 Hides, skin shade store .. . 20 365 Pyrethrum shop store, produce (individual) store —.. 10 395 Other transport, storage and comm- unication . + + 7 Approved fees and charges KSh. 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 3,000 1,500 . 1,200 1,200 1,500 1,200 1,500 9,000 6,000 15,000 6,000 3,000 2,100 Brims code 400 . 410 425 495 524 543 558 615 695 ScHEDULE—{Conid.) Categories of business AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND NaAruRAL RESOURCES Production of coffee, tea, fruits, flowers, grains, cereals, vegetables and horticultural produce, grain storage and processing,. mills and posho mills, forestry and timber ‘yards, animal breeding, dairy products processing butchcries, slaughterhouses, mining and other natural resources. extractive acti- vitics: Livestock dealer .. Timber merchant . an Charcoal dealer/burner, firewood dealer, glass, picture frame dealer, honey produce dealer, milling, gristling engine drive, wattle bark dealer . Saw mill . Quarry licence on private ‘land Agro-vet retail shop, hides and skins trader, other agricultural, forestry and natural = res- ources ACCOMMODATION AND CATERING International hotels, tourists camps, lodging houses, restaurants, bars, eating ‘houses, tea and coffec houses, butchcrics with meat roasting and/or soup kitchen facilities, membership clubs, night-clubs and casinos: Medium lodging house class “B”/ “C” basic standard from 6 to 15 rooms .. Small lodging house class “ByeCr basic standard up to 5 rooms Medium restaurant with bar/ membership club from 11 to 30 customers/members .. . Smail cating house, snack bar, tea house/“hotel”, no lodging, no alcohol served, -up to 6 customers . . . Butchery, bakery, bookshop/sta- tioners, retail trade . Bar “ON” licence PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES Legal, financial management, engi- neering, architecture, valuing, surveying, data processing, acco- untancy, secretarial support, stock and insurance brokering, security protection, clearing and forwarding goods, book- making, Kenya Charity Sweep- stake, banks, forex bureau, money lenders, hire purchase company, insurance company, real estate developers and finance company: Auctioneer/court brokers, steel/- door making, other small pro- fessional services firms Financial institution (small _fina- ncial services) . Advertisement/demonstrations, brick/block making, gramophone/- tadio cassette recorder, motor battery seller/charger, photo- studio, radio rapairer, tinsmith/- blacksmith, other professional and technical services Base Value 25 15° 12 20 Approved fees and charges KSh. 19,000 7,500 2,400 13,500 2,400 7,500 4,500 5,500 1,450 3,600 3,600 6,000 13,500 2,100 28th April, 2000 THE KENYA GAZETTE 855 ScuEDULE—{Contd.) ScHEDULE—(Contd.) Approved Brims Categories of business Base fees and Approved code Value charges Brims Categories of business Base fees and KSh. code Value charges Privare Epucation, HEALTH KSh. AND ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES All fees/charges are payable in full on Ist January, 2000 upto 31st 700 Private educational __institutions/ May, 2000. Any business permit paid after the expiry date with effect (universities, nurseries, primary from 3ist May, 2000, will attract impounding fee penalty specified and secondary schools), profess- earlier in the fee and charges schedule. ional traini t id poly- : . . . pen ining ; cones weathing > The permit small be displayed on a conspicuous place for inspection computers, managment - accou- y authorized Council employees and/or law enforcement agent. ntancy, secretarial or other tech- All other requirements by relevant authorities shall be observed Chines doctons dentisne perches notwithstanding payment of the business permit. logists etc.: , , Failure to pay business permit will constitute a criminal offence 710 Commercial college, professional punishable under the laws of Kenya. service ¢.g. private school 30 9,000 . . 735 Chemist shop, travelling whole- By Order of the County Council of Bureti. 745 area private health clinic a 6 . Dated the 3ist December, 1999. er wt .. ’ om oe ’ 795 Juke box, other cducation, health and entertainment services not I. K. TONUI, specified 2,400 Clerk to Council. INDUSTRIAL PLANTS, FACTORIES, Gazetre Notice No. 2710 Worksnops, CONTRACTORS THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 800 Manufactures, processing and asse- . mbling of products, vehicles, (Cap. 265) machinery and equipment, work- shops servicing and repairing THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF OLKEJUADO products, vehicles, machinery and equipment, contractors of new . buildings, construction, old buil- Business PERMIT FEES SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR 2000. dings restoration and service repair: . IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 148 of the 820 Camping fee on council land (cont- Local Government Act, the County Council of Olkejuado has, ractors), factory _ processor/- with the approval of the Minister for Local Government, imposed 95 B diag coat ctor. ksh 50 15,000 the following fees and charges as listed hereunder with effect ui contractor, workshop f including repair of motor rom Ist January, 2000. vehicle .. . .. 20 600 30 Carpentry.. 1.0... 7 6,000 SCHEDULE 95 Commercial tractor, draper, Ttem Approved fees itinerant traders, other manufa- \ and charges cturer workshop, factory, cont- ractor be 7 2,190 KSh. Application of change of trade 400 Approval fee for plans, ordinary 1.000 RENT AND RATES: plan. . .. .. ; F House rents— Special plan 1,500 : Ballast per lorry load 100 rental housing phasei .. 1,000 Ballast per tractor load .. 50 rental housing phase IT . . 1,800 Clearance certificate . 1,000 Plot rents: Cess on charcoal/maize, beans S: per 90 kg. a . 20 Scheduled trading centers— Council guest house per bed 250 townships as per | Hire of Council shavel or grader slaughterhouse mse 3,000 per hour, plus 10 per cent ins- industrial 4000 : 6 wees . ; Helene per lorry - - ar : workshop/light industry 3,000 Hardcore per tractor 50 commercial _ ” 0y Hire of Council lorry per’ residentia . 4 Stock sale per head of cattle (<9) hides/skins banda 1,000 Stock sale per head of goat/sheep 30 petrol station 3,000 Slaughter fee per cow/cattle 100 motel 3,000 Sule at anplicnion Hes ims goalsheep 50 Other trading centres and markets— Sale of building plans = 1,825 industrial .. - .. 3,500 Transfer of premises licence from workshop/light industry 3,000 premises to premises .. 500 commercial .. .. 400 Transfer of ownership on plots 2,500 residential .. 300 Official search of records 300 hides/skin banda 800 Hire of Council chamber 750 motel . .. 3,000 Impounding fee- less than one polltrade .. . 100 Plot peaging foe and above .. 1 ad Meter rent (per month) 100 Stand premises .. wees 2,500 Fees AND CHARGES borane (Permit (Council fand 1,000 Electricity (per post) 5 Lorry with greeen vegetables Telephone (per post) 5 canter 3.3¢.c 7 - 800 Burial fees . .. . 75 Matatu 2.8 c.c. with green vege- , Letter of allotment (replacement) 300 tables . : 500 Clearance certificate .. . 750 ScHEDULE—(Contd.) Item . Mining approval Building plan approval Transfer fees Plot search fees Subdivision fees Change of user (from agricultural) Change of user (plots) . Conservancy fees Exhauster fee (per trip) Mobilization fee (exhauster) - Sewerage fee . Sewer connection fee Bus park fees— up to 18 passengers . up to 36 passengers over 36 passengers Slaughterhouse fees— cow camel goat Market fees— 1 debe foodstuff or equivalent 1 sack foodstuff or equivalent . . bananas (1 bunch) . sugar-cane (1 head of load) tomatoes (1 crate) open-air auctioneer (per day) .. vehicles up to 1 ton vehicles up to 5 tons vehicles over 5 tons Water charges (per cubic ¢ meter) — 0-10 .. . 11-30 31-50 51-100... 101 and above Nolturesh water supply (per cubic. meter) Water meter reconnection . Borehols fee (per head of cattle) CEss Livestock cess— cattle, donkey, etc. camel . goat/sheep hide skin Manure cess— vehicle up to 5 tons vehicle up to 7 tons vehicle over 7 tons Agricultural produce cess— chillies (per kg:) .. onion (per nei) cabbages (per sack) fruits (per sack) . sorghum/millet (per 90 kg. sack) tomatoes (per rate) Soda ash (per ton) . Ballast (per ton} Quarry chips/building stone— up to 7 tons up to 13 tons over 13 tons Roya.ties (per tom) Limestone Pozzolana Mercusin Approved fees and charges KSh. 2,000 1,000 3,000 1,500 7,000 3,000 2,000 1,200 7,500 200 15 ScHEDULE—(Contd.) Item Approved fees and charges KSh. MISCELLANEOUS Settling of disputes (payable by applicant). . 1,000 Sign board (less than 2 square metres—p.a) .. 500 Bill board (from 2 square metres—p.a) . 5,000 Stocking materials on public land .. a 5,000 Change of occupation... .. a .. 500 Council minutes (per copy) . .. .. 100 Allocation of council parcels— 1 to 4 acres. ve Le .. .. . 5,000 5 to 10 acres .. .. .. . .. 10,000 11to5Qacres.. .. .. an .. 20,000 5ito100acres .. .. . L .. 40,000 Over 100 acres... . .. .. eo 50,000 Penalty on late payment (after 30thJune) —... 25% SCHEDULE TRADING CENTRES Ngong Kiserian Noonkopir Iibissil Oloitokitok Masimba Magadi Ongata Rongai Isenya Tlasit Namanga Sultan Hamud Embulbul Enoomatasiani Kimana Ewaso Kedong Orok (Mile Tisa) Mashuuru A. M. LEINA, Clerk to Council. a

Dated the 17th April, 2000.

A. M. LEINA,

Clerk to Council.

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Act / Legislation
THE COMPANIES ACT
Reference
Cap. 486
Section
section 205 (1)
Signed By
A. M. LEINA
Title
Clerk to Council
Date Signed
17th April 2000
Page
36
Extraction Method
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