GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 70

IT IS notified to the general public that Power Technology Solutions Limited, a company incorporated in the Republic of Kenya, intends to apply for a power generation license after sixty (60) days of expiration of this notice in accordance with section 5(2) of the Electric Power Act, 1997. The generation wrll be on different operating regimes includrng wind, solar and water in accordance wlth internatlonal IEC standards and in compliance with NEMA and WRMA approvals. Proposed sites of supply: Energy Spectrum LLc site, Kieni. Gitugi Social Impact LLc site, Grtugi. Earth Head Generation LLc site, Nyeri. Any representation on or objection to the application or to grant of licence must be recerved in writrng to the Cabinet Secretary Energy and copied to the applicant marked "Electric Power Act" on or before the expiration of sixty (60) days of thrs notrce. Dated the 19th December, 2014. IMRJ6724t3l E. N. NYAWIRA, Re gtonal Dire c lor, C e n e ration Dw t sion GAZETTE NoTIcE No. 7I THE KENYA INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS ACT (Cop.4l I A) APPLICATION FOR LICENSES TO OPERATE AND PROVIDE POSTAL/COURIER SYSTEMS AND SERVICES NOTICE rs grven that the followrng applicant have, pursuant to the provlsrons of the Kenya Informahon and Communtcatrons Act, CAP 4l 1A made application to the Communrcations Authority of Kenya for the grant of license as appears against their respective name. SCHEDULE Name Address License Categor;- SoterSecurity P.O. Box 16020-00100, Intra Country Services Nairobi. Postal/Courier systems and Services. The reason for the grant of the license is to enable the applicant to operate and provide Postal/Courier Systems as indrcated above against their respective name. The grant oi the license may affect public and local authorities, companles, persons or bodies of persons within the country. Any public or local authority, company, person or body of persons desrrous of making any representatlon on or objection to the grant of that hcense as aforesaid must do so by letter addressed to the Director- General, Communrcatrons Commissron of Kenya, Waiyaki Way, P.O. Box 14448-{0800, Nairobi indicating the License Category on the outstde ofthe cover enclosrng it on or before exprry ofthirty (30) days from the date ofthls notrce and must forward to the appltcant a copy of such representatton or oblectron. Dated rhe 29th December.2014 MUTUA MUTHUSI. Jor Drrector-General - GAZE.I-TE NOTICE No.72 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (Cap.53) RECEIVING ORDER AND CREDIToRS, MEETING (Under Rule 145 of the Bankruptq, Rules) D e btor' s name.-Y rctor Kroko Munyaka T/a Ngelani Enterpnses. Addre s s.-P.O. Box 4l 842-{0 100, Nairobi. De scr ipti on.-Member of Parliament. Dare of filing petmon.-25th November,2013. Court.-HrghCourt of Kenya at Milimanr. Date of order.-28th November, 2014. Cause No.-21 of 2013. Whether debtor's or creditor's petilnn.-Crcdttor's petrtlon Act or acts of bankruptcy.-Inability to pay debts. Date of frst creditors meeting.-28th January,2015. Venue.-Sheria House, Ground Floor. Trme.-2.30 p.m. lnst day oJfiling prooJ of debtJorms.-27 th January, 2015. Dated the 5th December- 2014 MR/6724005 MARK GAKURU, Deputy Oficnl Receiver. GAZETTE NoTIcE. No.73 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (Cap 53) RECEIVING ORDER AND CREDITORS' MEETING (Under Rule 145 of the Bankruptcy Rules) De btor's name. - John Karoki Kariukr. Addre s s.-P.O. Box I 228-{06 I 8, Narrobr. De scripti on --Businessman. Date o/ filmg petftion.-2lst August, 2014. Court.-High Court of Kenya at Milimani. Date oJorder.- lTth October,2014. Cause No.-26 of 2O14. W he ther de btor' s or credilor' s petit i o n. -Debtor's petrtlon. Act or acts of bankruptcy.-Inabrlity to pay debts. Date of frst creditors meetmg.-l7th December,20l4. Venue.-Shena House, Ground Floor. Time.-2.30 p.m. hst da1' of filing proof of debt forms. - l6th December, 2014 Dated the 5th December,2014. MARK GAKURU, Deputy Oficrcl Recerver.i|.lR16724005 GAZEITENoTICE. No.74 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (Cap.53) RECEIVING ORDER AND CREDIToRS' MEETING (Under Rule 145 oJthe Bankruptcy Rules) Debtor's name.-Peterson Kinchu Gachau. Address.-P O. Box 779-l0l0l , Nairobi. De s cr t ptrotr.-Member of Parlament. Date of filing petition.-lgth November,2013. Court.-High Court of Kenya at Mlhmani. Date ol order.-28th November, 201 4. Cause No.-29 of 2014. Whether debtor's or creditor's petilion.-Debtor's petition. A('t or acts of bankruptcl,.-Inabrlity to pay debts. Date of first creditors meeting.-27th January,20l5. Venue.-Shena House. Ground Floor Time.-2.30 p.m. last day oJfiling proof oJ debt forms.-26th January, 2015. Dated the 5th December,2014. MR/6724005 MARK GAKURU, Deputy Oficial Recewer GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 75 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANACEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No. 8 o/ 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED STEEL MILLING PLANT ON PLOT L.R. NO. KWALE/MWA\'UMBO/I77 IN MWAVUMBO AREA OF KWALE COLINTY PURSUANT to Regulation 2l of the Environmental Management and Co-ordrnatron (Impact Assessment and Audrt) Regulations, 2003, the National Envrronment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The Proponent (Top Steel (Kenya) Limited)) is proposing set up and operate a steel milhng plant on Plot L.R. No. Kwale/ Mwalumbo/177 in Mwawmbo area of Kwale County. The proposed plant is designed to consist of three major installations with a total capacrty of producing 157,000 tons of steel products per year. The three rnstallatrons are; . Mechanized and Automated Rolling mill of 125,000 tons per year capacrty for the manufacture of Thermo- Mechanrcally Treated (TMT) bars known as Top TMT. . Light and Medium Structural Mill with an installed capacity of20,000 tons per year. . Tube Mill Plant with an installed capacity of 12,000 tons per year. The followrng are the antrcrpated rmpacts and proposed mitigatron measures: lmpacls Mitrgtttion measures Increased . Construction quahty water will be brought rn demand for from available sources water and energy ' Contractor wlll ensure that usage avoids wastage . Excavation and construction machines will be in good condrtion to avoid unnecessary consumptron of fuel. 2rd Jaruary,2015 THE KENYA GAZETTE 23 Occupational health and safety of workers Workforce sanltation Solid wastes at site Arr pollutron Norse generatron Ensure planning of transportatlon of mateflals to ensure that fossrl fuels (dresel, petrol) are not consumed rn excesslYe amounts. The contractor will regrster the site as a workplace with the Dlrectorate of Occupatronal Health and Safety (DOHS). Provision of adequate and appropriate Personal Protechve Equrpment (PPE) rncludrng safety shoes, helmets, gloves and overalls. Employees to be given the correct tools and equipments for the jobs assrgned. Employees to be trained ln the use of all equipment that they wrll be requrred to operate. Rest tlmes and breaks wrll be observed First ard servtces and an emergency vehicle to be readrly available at the srte. Procurement of portable sanitary facilitres for use by the workforce until a tlme when the constructlon of permanent sanitary facrhtres will be completed. Emptying of these portable facrlrtres by hcensed waste handlers Procure the services of a NEMA licensed waste handler to manage sohd wastes from the constructron slte. All recyclable matenals should be collected and sent to a hcensed company for recychng. Procure only the requlred raw materrals to prevent wastage, Use of durable. long-lastrng matenals that wrll not need to be replaced as often, thereby reducrng the amount of constructron waste generated over time Provrde facrlrtres for proper handlng and storage of construction materials to reduce the amount of waste caused by damage Use materials that have mrnrmal or no packagrng to avoid the generatlon of excessrve packagrng waste. The contractor wrll secure the slte usrng appropriate dust screens. Matenals that are hkely to produce dust such as ballast should be spnnkled wrth water before use Access road and dusty surfaces at the srte will be sprrnkled wlth water to minrmize dust The contractor should seek to use of coarse dust free river sand for the constructlon. Employees wrll be provrded with appropriate dust masks. Delivery of raw matenals. excavatlon and construction work and wrll be hmrted to day trme hours only. Dehvery of rarv materials *,ll b" don" so as to exclude weekends. Concrete mrxers will be located as far as practrcal from nerghborrng properties. The contractor shall rnform nerghbors ln wntlng prior to commencement of the works so that they are prepared psychologically at least two weeks in advance. Employees uslng equlpment that produce peak sounds shall be provrded wrth earmuffs. The contractor will endeavor to comply rvrth Noise Regulations (Legal Notrce No. 6l of 2009. . Thc proponent wrll develop a frre hazard mitlgatron plan by consulting a competent fire safety audrtor. . The mitrgatron plan wrll include fire frghting rnstallatrons such as frre blankets . Frre saf'ety and emergency evacuatlon plan shall be developed and drrlls conducted to test its efficacy. . There shall be well trarned and desrgnated frre marshals who shall remarn avarlable on stte always . Fuel storage shall be rn a deslgnated area that meets specrficatrons of the orl sector. . Electrtcal audrts shall be undertaken brannually . All plant machinery wtll be installed and operated to manufactures' speclficatlons. . All plant machinery wrll be rnstalled and operated to manufactures' specrfrcatrons. . Only professronally quaLfred employees wrll be operatrng the plant machrnery. . Many of the manufactunng procedures rvrll be automated to mrnrmrze possibrlrty of rnlury to rvorkers. . Workers will be provided wrth appropriate PPE and the use of the PPE enforced. . Access to the plant will be controlled to llmlt exposure to hazards . Warnrng and rnformatrve srgnage wrll be on drsplay at appropnate sectrons of the plant . Vlsltors to the plant wrll be provrded wrth PPE and accompanred by qualrfied staff member of staff to potentrally risky areas wlthln the plant. . The Increase rn HCVs traffrc along the road leadrng to the slte ls rnevrtable as these have to deltver raw matenals and collect the frnrshed products. . The proponent wrll provlde approprrate parkrng wlthln the slte to ensure that such vehrcles do not wart besrde the road . The trmlng of the delvery of rarv matenals and drspatch of the finrshed goods wrll be communlcated ln advance to concemed partles to ensure that there is no congestlon of HCVs comrng rnto or leavlng the slte. . The HCVs motorrsts wrll be requrred to practlce due drhgence whrle on the road . Industnal waste water wrll be put rn recrrculatron wrth topplng up by normal water (as much of rt ls used for coohng) . The proponent is advlsed to rnstall an effluent treatment plant to domestlc waste water before discharge The full repon of the proposed proJect ls avarlable for rnspectton durrng workrng hours at: (a) Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road. off Mombasa Road, P O Box 67839-{0200. Narrobr. (b) Prrncrpal Secretary, Mrnistry of Envlronment aitd Mlneral Resources, NHIF Burlding, Community, PO Box 30521, Narrobr (t ) County Director of Envrronment, Kwale County The Natronal Envlronment Management Authorrty invltes members of the publlc to submrt oral or wntten comments wlthrn thrrty (30) days from the date of pubhcation of thrs notice to the Director-General, NEMA, to assrst the Authonty in the decrsron makrng process of the plan. KODIA BISIA, fot' Dtrector-Gene ral, Potentral frrc hazarcl, Increased traffic Effluent MR'/6794128 Natr ona I Eny ironm e nl Mano ge me nt A ut ho n t I 24 THE KENYA GAZETIE 2nd January,20l5