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2770THE KENYA GAZETTE 17th May, 2013ORDERTHIS MATTER coming up for further directions on the 15thApril, 2013 and having read the detailed progress report filed by theApplicant and UPON HEARING for the applicant exparte:It is hereby ordered:1. THAT period of statutory management be and is herebyextended for a period of Six (6) months from the date hereof.2. THAT matter be mentioned on the 15th October, 2013 forfurther directions on the Manager’s proposed final report tothe appointing authority.GIVEN UNDER my hand and Seal of this Honourable Court this 15thday of April, 2013.Dated the 25th April, 2013.GAZETTE NOTICE. NO. 6714DEPUTY REGISTRAR,High Court of <strong>Kenya</strong> at Nairobi,Milimani Commercial and Admiralty Division.THE ELECTIONS ACT(No. 24 of 2011)THE ELECTIONS (PARLIAMENTARY AND COUNTYELECTIONS) PETITION RULES, 2013IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT KISIIELECTION PETITION NO. 10 OF 2013EZEKIEL OKONDO OCHIEKU—(Petitioner)VERSUSTHE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIESCOMMISSION (IEBC)—(1st Respondent)SHEM NYANG’AU—(2nd Respondent)MARY SALLY KERRA ALIAS MARY SALLY OTARA—(3rdRespondent)WITHDRAWAL OF AN ELECTION PETITION(Pursuant to Rule 24 (2) of the Election (Parliamentary and CountyElection) Petition Rules 2013NOTICE is given that the above petitioner did on the 25th day ofApril, 2013 lodge at the office of the Deputy Registrar at Kisii anapplication for leave to withdraw the election petition, of whichapplication the following is a copy attached herewith.And take notice that under the Elections (Parliamentary andCounty Elections) Petition Rules any person who might have been apetitioner in respect of the said election may, within seven days afterthe date of publication of this notice, give notice in writing to theRegistrar of the High Court of the intention of the hearing of theapplication to be substituted as a petitioner.Dated the 13th May, 2013.EZEKIEL OKONDO ONCHIEKU,MR/2436904Petitioner.GAZETTE NOTICE. NO. 6715THE ELECTIONS ACT(No. 24 of 2011)THE ELECTIONS (PARLIAMENTARY AND COUNTYELECTIONS) PETITION RULES, 2013IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT ELDORETELECTION PETITION NO. 2 OF 2013STEPHEN KIPKEBUT—(Petitioner)VERSUSWILLIAM KIPKIROR CHEPTUMO—(1st Respondent)PETER OUMA ONYANGO—(2nd Respondent)THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIESCOMMISSION (IEBC)—(3rd Respondent)WITHDRAWAL OF AN ELECTION PETITION(Pursuant to Rule 24 (2) of the Election (Parliamentary and CountyElection) Petition Rules 2013NOTICE is given that the above petitioner did on the 17th day ofApril, 2013 lodge at the office of the Registrar at Eldoret anapplication for leave to withdraw the election petition, of whichapplication the following is a copy attached herewith.And take notice that under the Elections (Parliamentary andCounty Elections) Petition Rules any person who might have been apetitioner in respect of the said election may, within seven days afterthe date of publication of this notice, give notice in writing to theRegistrar of the High Court of the intention of the hearing of theapplication to be substituted as a petitioner.Dated the 15th May, 2013.MR/2436622GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 6408M/S. GORDON OGOLA & ASSOCIATES,Advocates for Petitioner.THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ANDCO-ORDINATION ACT(No. 8 of 1999)THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITYENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORTFOR THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF A BLACK OIL MINIDEPOT ON PLOT L.R. NO. 82/4137 AT DONHOLM IN NAIROBICOUNTYINVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTSPURSUANT to regulation 21 of the Environmental Managementand Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003,the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) hasreceived an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for theabove proposed project.The Proponent (Ms. Africana Energy Ltd.) intends to construct ablack oil mini depot of fuel oil 180 CST tanks. The project involvesthe installation of loading pump and five overhead horizontal steelpetroleum tanks.The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigationmeasures:Environmental Impacts Mitigation MeasuresSoil erosion Apply soil erosion control measures. Establish grass lawns, flower gardensand trees around and within the site aftercompletion.Water and energy use Provide adequate water storage facilitiesand reuse water. Proponent should use energy-savinglighting bulbs. Raise awareness on water and energyconservation.Solid waste management Contract a NEMA licensed wastecollection and disposal company. Proper containment and disposal of solidwaste in all project phases. Segregate, separate and re-useconstruction wastes.Effluent discharge Project to be connected to the standardseptic tank. Maintain internal sewer system andnetwork during operation.Air and noise pollution Ensure the noisy machines are insulatedor temporary fenced. Noise hazard signs should be displayedwhere necessary. Machinery should be well serviced andlubricated. Avoid excavation works in dry weather,sprinkle water to reduce dust. Restrict construction activities to daytime only.
17th May, 2013 THE KENYA GAZETTE 2771Occupational health andsafetyFire hazards andaccidents Comply with provision of OSHA 2007in line with Building Operation andworks of Engineering Construction Rule1984. Engage skilled labourers and appoint asupervisor. Use stable, safe ladders and scaffoldsand display safety signs on site. Shield construction activities tominimize accidents. All lifting equipments should beinspected and well maintained. Ensure all workers have insurancecovers. Provide and enforce the use of properPPEs. Register the construction site withDOSHS. Comply with provision of Fire RiskReduction Rules 2007. Install fire fighting equipments duringand after construction Comply with provision of Fire RiskReduction Rules 2007. Sensitize workers on fire safety. Avoid storage of flammable materialsnear possible fire sources.Security Contract a reputable security firm toguard the site and the premise. Collaborate with the authorities andinstitute community policing.Fuel oil leaks and spills Regular inspection of the overhead tanksfor leakages. Protect the tanks with corrosionprevention materials. Site the projects away from sensitiveenvironmental receptors includingsewers, tunnels, vaults, surface waterand ground water reservoirs. Monitor ground water from at least threemonitoring points to also establish thedirection of groundwater flow.Soil and ground watercontamination Regular hydraulic pressure testing of theabove ground tanks. Non destructive testing, for example,ultrasound testing.The full report of the proposed project is available for inspectionduring working hours at:(a) Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road,P.O. Box 67839–00200, Nairobi.(b) Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Environment and MineralResources, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30521,Nairobi.(c) County Director of Environment, Nairobi County.The National Environment Management Authority invitesmembers of the public to submit oral or written comments withinthirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to theDirector-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decisionmaking process of the plan.B. M. LANGWEN,for Director-General,MR/2436681 National Environment Management Authority.GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 6409THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ANDCO-ORDINATION ACT(No. 8 of 1999)THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITYENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORTFOR THE PROPOSED SULTAN PALACE ON PLOT NOS. 1088AND 1089, KIKAMBALA, KILIFI COUNTYINVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTSPURSUANT to regulation 21 of the Environmental Managementand Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003,the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) hasreceived an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for theabove proposed project.The Proponent (Sultan Palace limited) intends to develop on about43.26 acres of beach land; a mixed use resort, which shall consist of an80-room 5 star hotel, and a total of 367 residential units (27 villas, 90town houses and 250 apartments).The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigationmeasures:Environmental Impacts Recommended Mitigation MeasuresSoil disturbance andpollution.Excavation only at areas of construction.Ensure vehicles delivering materials andmachines are in good condition with nooil leaks.Part of the excavated material will beused for landscaping and beautificationof the project site.Landscaping will be done and additionaltrees planted to enhance theenvironment.Ensure use of fertilizer only whenrequired (after soil testing).Document watering times and volumes.Retain existing land use or similar toavoid major land changes.Water pollution Refrain from releasing any constructionwaste into the sea.Check the site drainage to preventsedimentation of the marineenvironment through storm outfall.The location of the sewage treatmentplant should not be close to watersources. Monitoring quality of effluentdischarged.Provide segregated and covered solidwaste bins and skips.Monitor quality of storm drain into thefield.Air pollution Ensure the vehicle engines are in goodcondition to reduce levels of exhaustgases.Sprinkling of water to reduce dustlevels.Noise pollution Construction during daylight hours.Drive vehicles into the site withoutundue noise (hooting).Land use Maintain same land use as in theneighborhood – recreational.Develop facilities for tourism andrecreation only.Socio-economic Carefully driving vehicles deliveringmaterials.Provide personal protective equipment(overalls, safety shoes and gloves) toemployees.Keep an accident register.Implement safety measures, emergencyplans and contacts. Install firefighting and first aidequipment.Train the community in new technology.Conduct safety training and drills foroccupants and staff. The proponent shall not blockcommunity access routes/roads to thebeach points.
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