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NANDI COUNTY FINANCE BILL 2018

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THE NANDI COUNTY FINANCE BILL, 2018ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS

PART I—PRELIMINARY

Section

1 — Short title and commencement.

2 — Interpretation.

PART II— CHARGES, TRADE LICENSE FEES, RENT,

INFRASTRUCTURE AND MAINTENANCE FEES

3 — General Fees or charges.

4 — License or Permit.

5 — Fees.

6 — Plot or house.

7 — Cess or Market Fees.

8 — Amendments to the schedules.

PART III — PAYMENT

9 — Payments to the County.

10 — Appointment and duties of an agent.

PART IV—CESS

11 — Amendment of Section 2 of No. 2 of 2017.




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16 — Amendment of the First Schedule of No. 2 of 2017.

17 — Amendment of the Second Schedule of No. 2 of 2017.

18 — Amendment of the Third Schedule of No. 2 of 2017.

19 — Insertion of the Fourth Schedule.

PART V — BETTING, LOTERIES AND GAMING

20 — Licensing of betting, lotteries and gaming premises.

21 — Authorisation and licensing of pool tables.

22 — Complaints.

PART VI — OFFENCES AND PENALTIES

23 — General penalty.

24 — Offences by staff of the County.

PART VII — MISCELLANEOUS

25 — Savings.

26 — Cessation.

27 — Regulations.

SCHEDULES

FIRST SCHEDULE — GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGES

SECOND SCHEDULE — CHARGES ON HIRE OF COUNTY PROPERTY

THIRD SCHEDULE — CHARGES FOR PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES

AND RELATED FEES

FOURTH SCHEDULE — CHARGES ON THE USE OF PUBLIC UTILITY,

LAND, PROPERTY OR CEMETERY

FIFTH SCHEDULE — FEES ON OUTDOOR ADVERTISEMENTS AND

SIGNAGES

SIXTH SCHEDULE — FEES ON TRANSPORTATION SERVICES,

PARKING FEES AND PENALTIES

SEVENTH SCHEDULE — HOUSE AND PLOT RENTS

EIGHTH SCHEDULE — IMPOUNDING CHARGES ON ROAMING

ANIMALS IN URBAN AREAS

NINTH SCHEDULE — CHARGES PURSUANT TO THE RATING ACT

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TENTH SCHEDULE — CESS

ELEVENTH SCHEDULE — SINGLE BUSINESS PERMIT FEES

TWELFTH SCHEDULE — ALCOHOL CONTROL LICENSING CHARGES

THIRTEENTH SCHEDULE — WEIGHTS AND MEASURES FEES

FOURTEENTH SCHEDULE — HEALTH AND SANITATION CHARGES

FIFTEENTH SCHEDULE — CHARGES ON AGRICULTURAL SERVICES

SIXTEENTH SCHEDULE — CHARGES UNDER THE PHYSICAL

PLANNING ACT

SEVENTEENTH SCHEDULE — CHARGES RELATING TO BETTING, LOTERIES AND GAMING ACTIVITIES

THE NANDI COUNTY FINANCE BILL, 2018

A BILL of the County Assembly of Nandi to amend the law relating to various taxes and duties; and for matters incidental thereto.

ENACTED by the County Assembly of Nandi, as follows—PART I — PRELIMINARY

Short title and commencement.

1. This Bill may be cited as the Nandi County Finance (Amendment) Bill, 2018 and shall come into operation upon publication.

Interpretation. 2. In this Bill, unless the context otherwise;“Authorized channel” means the manner in which a person may

effect payment to the County, including but not limited to a person designated by the Executive Committee Member pursuant to Section 157 of the Public Finance Management Act, 2012, to collect or receive revenue or any other mode of payment as may be prescribed from time to time;

“betting premises” means premises to which the public has or may have access and which are kept or used (whether on one occasion or more than one) for the purpose of—

(a) bets being made therein between persons resorting to thepremises and the owner, occupier or keeper thereof, or anyperson using the premises, or any person procured or employedby or acting for or on behalf of the owner, occupier, keeper orperson using the premises, or of any person having the care ormanagement or in any manner conducting the business thereof; or(b) any money or valuable thing being received by or on behalfof the owner, occupier, keeper or person aforesaid as or for

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the consideration for any assurance, undertaking, promise oragreement, express or implied, to pay or give, or for securing thepaying or giving by some other person of, any money or valuablething on any horse race, or other race, fight, game, sport, lotteryor exercise, or any other event or contingency;“betting transaction” includes the collection or payment of winnings

on a bet and any transaction in which one or more of the parties is acting as a bookmaker;

“Business” means trade, commerce or manufacture, profession, vocation or occupation, or any other activity in the nature of trade, commerce or manufacture, profession, vocation or occupation, or any activity carried on by a person continuously or regularly, whether or not for gain or profit and which involves, in part or in whole, the supply of goods or services for consideration;

“County” means the County Government of Nandi; “County Public Officer” means a county public officer within the

meaning of Section 2 of the County Governments Act, 2012; “County Receiver of Revenue” means the person appointed

pursuant to the Nandi County Revenue Administration Act, 2016;“Executive Committee Member” means the executive committee

member for the time being responsible for matters relating to finance and economic planning in the County;

“lottery” includes a sweepstake, a raffle and any scheme or device for the sale, gift, disposal or distribution of any property depending upon or to be determined by lot or chance, whether by the throwing or casting of dice, or by the withdrawing of tickets, cards, lots, numbers or figures, or by means of a wheel, or otherwise howsoever;

“totalizator” means the instrument, machine or contrivance commonly known as a totalizator, or any other instrument, machine or contrivance of a similar nature, or a scheme for enabling any number of persons to make bets on any event or contingency whatsoever with one another or principles of a similar nature;

“Person” means a natural or juristic person; “pool betting” means the making of bets (other than bets made by

means of totalizator), whether the bets are made on the system known as a fixed odds betting or otherwise, by a number of persons on terms that the winnings of such of those persons as are winners shall be, or be a share of, or be determined by reference to, the stake money paid or agreed to be paid by those persons;

“pool betting scheme” means a scheme involving the receiving ornegotiating of bets made by way of pool betting;“totalizator” means the instrument, machine or contrivance

commonly known as a totalizator, or any other instrument, machine or

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contrivance of a similar nature, or a scheme for enabling any number of persons to make bets on any event or contingency whatsoever with one another or principles of a similar nature;

“Zone A” means the urban areas comprising of Kapsabet Municipality;

“Zone B” means the area comprising of Nandi Hills Town and its Environs; and

“Zone C” means the areas not captured under Zones A and B above.

PART II— CHARGES, TRADE LICENSE FEES, RENT, INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE FEES

General Fees or charges.

3. (1) A person who wishes to carry out the activities specified in the Schedules shall pay the fees specified in the last column of the relevant Part of that Schedule.(2) A person who wishes to carry out any of the activities listed under Schedule shall apply for a permit to the County. (3) The County shall grant the relevant permit(s) to the applicant(s) upon payment of fees prescribed in the relevant Part of that Schedule.(4) A person who contravenes any of the provisions of this section commits an offence.

License Permit. 4. (1) A person shall not carry out, within the County, any business or service specified in the Schedule without a license issued by the relevant County Department. (2) A person intending to carry out any of the businesses specified in the Schedule shall apply for a license from the relevant County Department. (3) A person applying for license under subsection (2) shall be issued with a license on the payment of a fee, depending on the location and size of the business, as is specified in the relevant provision of the law. (4) A person who contravenes a provision of this section commits an offence. (5) In the event of a business having total outstanding licenses at the turn of the calendar year, the amount of license computed shall be increased by a penalty calculated at three (3) percent cumulative per month and thirty (30) percent above the normal rate. (6) However, marginal relief shall be allowed in cases where the amount is cleared by the turn of the year to ensure that annual amount of single business permit payable does not accrue penalties

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until after 31st of March in each calendar year.

Fees. 5. (1) A person carrying on any activity specified in the Act shall pay to the relevant office a fee at the rate set out in the relevant Part. (2)A person who carries on an activity listed in the Schedule and fails to pay the fee referred to under subsection (1) commits an offence.

Plot or house. 6. (1) A person occupying any plot, stall or house leased or rented out by the County shall pay the annual rent, at the rate specified in the Schedule. (2) The rent referred to under subsection (1) shall be due in case of—

(a) a plot, on the 1st day of January of each year; and(b) a house or stall on the 30th day of each month.

(3) A person who contravenes the provisions of subsection (1) or (2) may be procedurally evicted from the premises and shall be evicted if the person fails to pay the rent for three (3) consecutive months. (4) A penalty of two percent cumulative per month shall be charged for any outstanding amount of rent for a plot that remains unpaid after the 31st day of March of every year. (5) Further, in the case of a property with a registered title deed or lease certificate the total property tax under this section (herein referred to as property tax) and where such properties having been registered for more than seven years preceding the year of notification, marginal relief shall be provided to exclude any charges beyond seven years. (6) The provisions of this section shall take effect from 1st January, 2017.

Cess or Market Fees. 7. (1) A cess or market fee shall be charged on the goods specified in the relevant Part of the Schedule at the rate specified.(2) A person who fails to pay the cess or market fee set under subsection (1) commits an offence.

Amendments to the schedules.

8. (1) The Executive Committee Member responsible for finance may forward to the County Assembly a legislative proposal entailing amendments of the schedules for consideration. (2) Any proposed legislation made under subsection (1) shall be laid before the County Assembly without unreasonable delay, and unless a resolution approving the proposed legislation is passed by the County Assembly within twenty one (21) days when the Assembly next sits after the proposed legislation is so laid, the proposed legislation shall lapse.

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PART III — PAYMENT

Payments to the County.

9. (1) Any payment to the County shall be made through authorized means.(2) An officer appointed by the County to collect revenue shall have an identification card issued by the County which shall be pinned or tagged where it can be easily identified by any person. (3) A County official receipt shall be issued for all payments made to the County. (4) A person shall not receive or collect any money on behalf of the County unless he or she has been appointed in writing as per the Nandi County Revenue Administration Act, 2016, or has authority as the receiver and collector of the County revenue. (5) A person who contravenes the provisions of this section commits an offence.

Appointment and duties of an agent.

10. (1) The Executive Committee Member may by written notice addressed to any person appoint the person to be the agent of the County for the purposes of collection or recovery of charges, licenses, fees, rent or Cess, as may be necessary for carrying out the purposes of this Act. (2) An agent appointed under this section shall enforce and ensure due compliance with the provisions of this Act and shall remit all revenue collected to the county as per the appointment notice. (3) Where an agent claims to be, or to have become, unable to comply with subsection (2), he shall, within seven working days, notify the Executive Committee Member in writing setting out fully, the reasons for his inability to comply, and the Executive Committee Member shall accept the notification and cancel or amend the Appointment notice accordingly.(4) Unless and until a notification is given by an agent under subsection (3), sufficient moneys for the payment of charges, licenses, fees, rent or Cess specified in his appointment notice shall be presumed to be held by him and this money shall be due to the County.(5) For the purposes of this section, the Executive Committee Member may, by notice in writing, at any time require any person to furnish him within a reasonable time, not being less than seven (7) days from the date of service of the notice, with information showing any moneys which may be held by the

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agent for, or due by him to the County. (6) Where an agent fails to pay an amount of money collected under this section within the time specified in the notice, the agent shall be deemed to have committed an offence.(7) An agent who has made a payment to the County under this section shall for all purposes be deemed to have acted therein with the authority of the County and shall be indemnified in respect of that payment against all proceedings, civil or criminal, and all process, judicial or extrajudicial, notwithstanding any provisions to the contrary in any written law, contract or agreement.(8) Any person who willfully makes any false or misleading statement, or willfully conceals any material fact shall be guilty of an offence.

PART IV —CESS

Amendment of Section 2 of No. 2 of 2017.

11. Section 2 of the Nandi County Cess Act, 2017, is amended—(a) in the definition of “Essential products” by deleting the words

“means products declared as such under Section 5” and replacing them with the words “means products that are vital to the imposition of Cess levy and are declared as such by the Executive Committee Member under Section 5”;

(b) by deleting the whole definition of “Local Agricultural Producer” and substituting therefor the following new definition—

“Smallholder producer” means a person who owns a small acreage of land within the County and utilizes it for purposes of production of the scheduled products;

(c) by deleting the whole definition of “Multinational Agricultural Producer” and substituting therefor the following new definition—

“Large scale producer” means a person who owns a large acreage of land, or land exceeding a hundred acres within the County and utilizes it for purposes of production of the scheduled products; and

(d) in the definition of “Special products” by deleting the words “means products declared as such under Section 5 of this Act” and replacing them with the words “means products that are declared by the Executive Committee Member as exceptional and pertinent to the imposition of Cess levy”.


12. Section 6 of the Nandi County Cess Act, 2017, is amended by—

(a) deleting subsection (2) and introducing the following new

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subsection—“Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (1), eighty per centum of the Cess revenue collected under section 4 of this Act shall be used in maintaining roads and other connected services, related to the sectors in respect of which such monies are levied, and the remaining twenty per centum shall be retained by the County Government.”

(b) inserting the following new subsections immediately after subsection (3)—(3A) Cess revenue collected under Section 4 of this Act shall be credited to the County Revenue Fund.

(3B) Administrative costs and other related expenses of the Committee shall be chargeable from the twenty per centum of the Cess revenue referred to in subsection (2).


13. Section 11 of the Nandi County Cess Act, 2017, is amended—(a) in subsection (1) by deleting the word "receiver of revenue"

appearing immediately before the words "shall prepare" and substituting it with the words "Executive Committee Member";

(b) by deleting subsection (3) and substituting it with the words “Reports prepared under this part shall be copied to the Committee.”;

(c) in subsection (4) by deleting the word "Receiver of Revenue" appearing immediately before the words "shall submit" and substituting it with the words "Executive Committee Member"; and

(d) in subsection (5) by deleting the word "Receiver" appearing immediately before the words "shall include" and substituting it with the word "Executive Committee Member".


14. The Nandi County Cess Act, 2017, is amended by deleting Section 13 and substituting it with the following section—

Establishment and composition of the Cess Committee.

13. (1) There is established a Nandi County Cess Committee.

(2) The Cess Committee shall be composed of—

(a) the chief officer responsible for finance.

(b) the chief officer responsible for economic planning;

(c) the chief officer responsible for roads and infrastructure;

(d) the chief officer responsible for

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agriculture;(e) the chief officer responsible for

Cooperative Development;(f) the Receiver of Revenue who shall

act as the Secretary of the Committee;

(g) four (4) representatives of the tea farmers;

(h) a representative of the coffee farmers;

(i) a representative of sugarcane farmers; and

(j) a representative of dairy farmers and;

(k) a representative of maize farmers.(3) Representatives of the tea farmers

shall emanate from the following industry stakeholders

(a)Kenya Tea Growers Association;(b) Kenya Tea Development Agency;(c) Eastern Produce of Kenya; and (d) Siret Outgrowers Empowerment

Producer Company Limited.(4) The Committee shall elect a

chairperson from among its members under subsection (2) (g) to (k).

(5) The Committee shall elect a vice–chairperson from among its members under subsection (2) (a) to (f).


15. The Nandi County Cess Act, 2017, is amended by deleting section 20 and substituting it with the following section—

Power to make regulations.

20. (1) The Executive Committee Member may make regulations for the better carrying out of the purposes and provisions of this Act, or for prescribing anything which is required to be prescribed under this Act.

(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (1), the Executive Committee Member may make regulations relating to—

(a) inclusion of the Committee members under section 13 (2) (g) to (k) in the development of road infrastructure

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to be maintained within areas in which Cessable products are ordinarily transported;

(b) management of County Cess collection barriers;

(c) mode of operation of agents appointed under Section 7 of the Act;

(d) conduct of public officers and Cess collection officers under the Act; and

(e) any other matter the Executive Committee Member may deem necessary for the proper carrying out of this Act.

Amendment of the First Schedule of No. 2 of 2017.

16. The Nandi County Cess Act, 2017, is amended by deleting the First Schedule and substituting it with the following schedule—

FIRST SCHEDULE (S. 2)

SCHEDULED PRODUCTS

1— Tea leaves2— Coffee3— Sugarcane4— Milk5— Maize

Amendment of the Second Schedule of No. 2 of 2017.

17. The Nandi County Cess Act, 2017, is amended by deleting the Second Schedule and substituting it with the following schedule—

SECOND SCHEDULE (S. 4 (1))SCHEDULED PRODUCTS CESSES

ITEMS PERCENTAGETea Cess in percentage of market price

1%

Coffee Cess in percentage of market price

1%

Sugarcane Cess in percentage of market price

1%

Dairy produce Cess in percentage of market

1%

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priceMaize Cess in percentage of market price

1%

Amendment of the Third Schedule of No. 2 of 2017.

18. The Third Schedule of the Nandi County Cess Act, 2017, is amended by—

(a) deleting the section 1 and substituting it with the following section “The Chairperson shall hold office for a period of three (3) years.”;

(b) inserting the following new subsections immediately after subsection (2)—(2A) A member under Section 13 (2) (g) to (k) shall cease to be a member of the Committee upon termination of their membership to their respective industry stakeholders’ institutions.(2B) Vacancy which occurs as per subsection (2A) shall be filled by persons from the representative industry stakeholders’ institutions in which the vacancy occurred.

(c) deleting the section 3 and substituting it with the following section “The Committee shall meet twice in every financial year.”; and

(d) by deleting the words “Ward Education Fund Committee” immediately before the words “business of the” and replacing them with the words “Nandi County Cess Committee”.

Insertion of the Fourth Schedule.

19. The Nandi County Cess Act, 2017, is amended by inserting the following new schedule immediately after the Third Schedule—

FOURTH SCHEDULE (S. 20)CONFLICT OF INTEREST DECLARATION AND

ACTION FORMPlease read this form before completing it.This form is to be used if you, the Committee member, believe that you may be involved in a conflict of interest situation, or if you are unsure and want formal clarification on an issue you suspect to be a potential conflict of interest:Section 1: Committee member detailsName:

Contact number:I. D. No.:

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Section 2: Committee member disclosureI have identified the following conflict of interest—........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................The conflict relates to (tick √ the appropriate box)—

Relationship with the contractor or service provider

Relationship with family or friends of the contractor/service provider

Conflict of duty Financial interest

Other reason (Please specify)

..............................................................................................

..............................................................................................

..............................................................................................

..............................................................................................Section 3: To be completed by the chair or the chair’s delegateIn my opinion the details provided (tick √ appropriate box)—

Do not constitute a conflict of interest, and I authorise the Committee member to continue the activity (go to Section 4)Do constitute an actual, potential or perceived conflict of interest (if ticked, please provide a detailed action plan below).

If the situation does constitute a conflict of interest: The member has—

disclosed all the information surrounding the conflict which has been properly documented;

relinquished any interest that is causing the conflict; and/or not taken part in the consideration or discussion of, or voted on,

any questions with respect to the conflict. The Chairperson, on his part has—

monitored the member’s activities closely in relation to the conflict;

taken no further action because the conflict is minimal; ensured that the member has not taken part in the consideration

or discussion of, or voted on, any questions with respect to the

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conflict; and/or reformulated the member’s scope of activities in order to restrict

the said member from accessing the information concerning the conflict.

I have reviewed the above considerations and request that the Committee member takes the following action to eliminate/manage the conflict—........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................I will ensure this action plan is reviewed by .....................................................................................................................(specify the date and/or time the action plan may be reviewed)Section 4: Committee member’s declarationI solemnly swear that I have fully disclosed any conflict of interest matter to the best of my knowledge and belief, relating to any actual, perceived or potential conflicts concerning my duties as a member of the Nandi County Cess Committee in this form.I acknowledge, and agree to comply with, any approach identified in this form for removing or managing an actual, perceived or potential conflict of interest.

Signature:Date:Section 5: Chair or the chair’s delegateThe actions described in the approach outlined in Section 3 have been put in place to effectively manage any actual, potential or perceived conflict of interest disclosed in Section 2. The approach outlined in Section 3 ensures that the Nandi County Cess Committee, and indeed, the public interests and reputation of the County Government of Nandi is adequately protected.

Name:Signature:Date:

NOTE:This Conflict of Interest Declaration and Action Form is to be filled in duplicate. An original

copy of this form shall be securely retained and filed by the Secretary of the Committee.If the chair declares conflict of interest, the holder thereof shall relinquish the

chairpersonship for the purpose of the meeting in which the matter shall be discussed and shall fill this form.

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PART V —BETTING, LOTTERIES AND GAMING

Licensing of betting, lotteries and gaming premises.

20. (1) An application for the issue or renewal of a licence or permit licensing business premises for the purposes betting, lotteries and gaming shall be conducted pursuant to the Nandi County Single Business License Act, 2017.(2) An application for the issue or renewal of a licence or permit licensing business premises for totalisators and amusement machines shall be conducted pursuant to the Nandi County Single Business License Act, 2017.

Authorisation and licensing of pool tables.

21. The County may authorize a pool table business and shall issue a pool table permit for the said purposes.

Complaints. 22. A person aggrieved by the action of a licensee or a permit holder under this Part may make a complaint in that respect to the Chief Officer responsible for matters relating to Trade and Industrial Development.

PART VI— OFFENCES AND PENALTIES

General penalty. 23. (1) Any person who commits an offence under this Act for which no penalty is provided shall be liable, on conviction, to a fine not exceeding two hundred thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year or both. (2) To maximize revenue collection, use of other arms of the National Government shall be applied during enforcement and penalties shall be effected at the expiry of the tenth day of every month for all the monthly payments. (3) Animal(s) impounded pursuant to the provisions of this Act and other related Acts of the County Assembly of Nandi and not claimed within seven days shall be auctioned.(4) Any other impounded items pursuant to the provisions of this Act and other related Acts of the County Assembly of Nandi and not claimed shall be auctioned after three (3) months from the date of impoundment unless otherwise specified.

Offences by staff of the County.

24. (1) A member of staff of the County or any other person having duty to perform under this Act who— i makes, in any record, or document required to be kept or

made by that person, an entry which he or she knows or has reasonable cause to believe not to be true or to be false;

ii willfully refuses to do anything which he or she knows or has reasonable cause to know is required to be done;

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iii interferes with any other person or process under this Act, so as to defeat the provisions or requirements of this Act; or

iv where required under this Act to do anything to give effect to the provisions of this Act, fails to do that thing;

v without reasonable cause omits to do something in breach of his or her duty under this Act;

vi willfully contravenes the provision of this Act to give undue advantage or favor to another person;

vii fails to prevent or report to the County or any other relevant authority, the commission of an offence committed under this Act;

Commits an offence and is liable on conviction, to a fine not exceeding two hundred thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year, or both.(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, offences committed by authorized officers whose penalty has not been specifically set by this Act, shall be punishable, on conviction as envisioned under Part VII of the Public Finance Management Act, 2012 of the Laws of Kenya.

PART VII— MISCELLANEOUS

Savings. 25. (1) Any fee, charge, license, rent or Cess payable to the County at the commencement of this Act which is not included in any part of the Schedule to this Act, shall continue to be chargeable and payable to the County unless specifically stopped by law or until a County law relating to that fee, charge, license, rent or Cess is enacted. (2) All directions, resolutions, orders and authorizations on, or relating to financial management, including the collection and administration of fees and charges given or issued by the previous Municipal Councils, County Councils and Town Councils before the commencement of this Act shall be deemed to have been given, issued or made by or under the authority of the County Assembly of Nandi until the expiry or repeal of those directions, resolutions, orders and authorizations, and shall continue, with the necessary modifications, to apply, be paid and administered under this Act: Provided that this sub-section shall also apply to such fees and charges levied by various ministries and departments of the National Government in respect of functions devolved to the County under Part 2 of the Fourth Schedule of the Constitution which fees and charges shall be levied by the County on performance of the devolved functions.

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(3) All references shall include Local Authorities as were defined under the now repealed Local Government Act, Cap 265 of the Laws of Kenya.

Cessation. 26. Any contrary figures in relation to fees, charges, licenses, Cess or rent, applicable before the commencement of this Act, for businesses, activities, goods or services specified in the schedules, shall cease to apply at the commencement of this Act.

Regulations 27. (1) The Executive Committee Member may make regulations for the better carrying out of the purposes and provisions of this Act.(2) Subject to consistency of the revenue raising measures with the national legislations in force and approval by the County Assembly of Nandi, the relevant County Executive Committee shall:

(a) implement measures aimed at maximization of all revenue sources by tapping on untapped revenue sources including;

(i) water bottling;(ii) recreational activities;(iii) eco-tourism; and(iv) other potential sources as the County Executive

Committee may deem necessary;(b) review the valuation roll to optimize on rates and rents through increased property value;(c) develop prescribed forms to be utilized in the application under of various taxable or service regimes;(d) adhere to best practices and standards in revenue collection in levying fees, rates and duties by using standard forms; and(e) Implement means and ways to empower the agricultural sector to increase incomes of the citizens and county agricultural investments in order to harness the revenue potential of the County Government.

(3) Subject to compliance with the provisions of Nandi County Revenue Administration Act, the County Executive Member responsible for finance shall:

(a) grant waiver of penalties on or reduce the chargeable fees, land rates and rents of increasing revenue being collected by the County Government;(b) improve service delivery in order to make it more efficient and effective;(c) undertake measures aimed at reducing the cost of administration on revenue raising measures; and(d) enforce measures including regular departmental meetings on revenue collection performance aiming at monitoring and

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evaluating revenue collection performance through the accounting officers.

SCHEDULES TO THE NANDI COUNTY FINANCE BILL, 2018

FIRST SCHEDULE: GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGESRevenue

Item No.

Description of Particular Revenue Item Unit of Measure

Zone A Zone B Zone C

1. Consent fees to transfer plots/properties per consent 10,000 6,000 3,000

2. Consent fee sub-lease per consent 10,000 10,000 10,000 3. Change of user fees per change 10,000 5,000 5,000 4. Document search fee per instance 300 300 300

Extension of lease per application

5,000 4,000 1,500

6. Application for single business permit per instance 500 500 300

7. Booking charges per instance 8. Refundable deposit per instance 20,000 20,000 20,000 9. Hawkers fee per week per week 100 100 100 10. Application fee for Registration of schools per instance 500 500 500 11. Registration Fees for Public schools per instance 4,500 4,500 4,500 12. Registration fees for Primary (private) per instance 7,500 7,500 7,500 13. Registration fees for Secondary(private) per instance 9,000 9,000 9,000 14. Registration fees for Colleges per instance 12,000 12,000 12,000

15. Registration fees for Complex per instance 15,000 15,000 15,000 16. Enforcement fee / Public Nuisance per instance 2,000 2,000 2,000 17. Audit fee for Societies/SACCOs Per instance 2,000 2,000 2,00018. Registration fee for Societies/SACCOs Per instance 5,000 5,000 5,00019. Application fee for registration of

Societies/SACCOsPer instance 500 500 500

20. Way leave Per application

10,000 10,000 10,000

21. Sale of CIDP Per book 5,000 5,000 5,000 22. Sale of County Budget & Economic

Outlook Papers Per book 2,000 2,000 2,000

23. Sale of county Appropriation Act Per Act 1,000 1,000 1,000

24. Sale of county laws Per set 2,000 2,000 2,000 25. Sale of county fees and charges per set of

fees/reprint 1,000 1,000 1,000

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of permits 26. Dishonored Cheques per lent 3,000 3,000 3,000 27. Application fee for Advertisement on bus

shelter per instance 1,000 1,000 1,000

28. Application fee for Advertisement on wall/Canopy

per instance 0 0 0

29. Sale of plans per copy 4,000 4,000 2,500 30. Land board fees per sitting/per applicant 700 700 700 31. Road cutting/Sqm –Earth per square

metre3,000 3,000 3,000

32. Road cutting/Sqm –Murram per square metre

5,000 5,000 5,000

33. Road cutting/Sqm -Paved per square metre

12,000 12,000 12,000

SECOND SCHEDULE: CHARGES ON HIRE OF COUNTY PROPERTYRevenue

Item No.

Description of Particular Revenue Item Unit of Measure


1. Hire of Stadiums by Provincial national athletes per day 5,000 5,000 5,000

2. Hire of public address, system per day 4,000 4,000 4,000

3. Hire of chair per chair per day

15 15 15

4. Hire of table per day 50 50 50 5. Hire of flatbed 20 ton Dry rates

per km110 110 110

6. Hire of flatbed 20 ton Dry rates per hour

3,500 3,500 3,500

7. Hire of flatbed 20 ton Minimum basic charge per day

6,700 6,700 6,700

8. Hire of single drum vibrating roller 10 ton/ 130HP

Dry rates per hour

3300 3300 3300

9. Hire of single drum vibrating roller 10 ton/ 130HP

Minimum basic charge per day

10000 10000 10000

10. Hire of single drum vibrator roller sheep foot 9 ton/ 130HP

Dry rates per hour

4530 4530 4530

11. Hire of single drum vibrator roller sheep foot 9 ton/ 130HP

Minimum Basic

22200 22200 22200

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charge per day

12. Hire of roller 3 – 4 ton Dry rates per hour

2190 2190 2190

13. Hire of roller 3 – 4 ton Minimum basic charge per day

6500 6500 6500

14. Hire of truck tipper 7 -8 ton Dry rates per km

60 60 60

15. Hire of truck tipper 7-8 ton Minimum basic charge per day

4100 4100 4100

16. Hire of truck tipper 15 ton Dry rates per hour

100 100 100

17. Hire of truck tipper 15 ton Minimum basic charge per day

5400 5400 5400

18. Hire of truck tipper 20 ton Dry rates per km

130 130 130


6800 6800 6800

20. Hire of truck tipper 25 ton Dry rates per km

140 140 140


8400 8400 8400

22. Hire of crawler tractor D4 90 – 100HP Dry rates per hour

4000 4000 4000

23. Hire of crawler tractor D4 90 – 100HP Minimum basic charge per day

15900 15900 15900


6560 6560 6560


25800 25800 25800


7230 7230 7230

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26000 26000 26000

28. Hire of crawler tractor D8 230 –325HP Dry rates per hour

8770 8770 8770


34100 34100 34100


12460 12460 12460


50900 50900 50900

32. Hire of motor grader per hour 100 – 130HP Dry rates per hour

3,500 3,500 3,500

33. Hire of motor grader per hour 100 – 130HP Minimum basic charge per day

13100 13100 13100


4240 4240 4240


15800 15800 15800


5820 5820 5820


18600 18600 18600

38. Hire or pneumatic roller 10 ton 130HP Dry rates per hour

3440 3440 3440

39. Hire or pneumatic roller 10 ton 130HP Minimum basic charge per day

10000 10000 10000

40. Hire of air compressor 150CFM Dry rates per hour

880 880 880

41. Hire of air compressor 150CFM Minimum basic charge per

4600 4600 4600

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day42. Hire of Trailer water/fuel 5000 – 6500 liters Dry rates

per hour260 260 260

43. Hire of Trailer water/fuel 5000 – 6500 liters Minimum basic charge per day

1500 1500 1500

44. Hire of prime mover 25 – 35 ton Dry rates per hour

3210 3210 3210

45. Hire of prime mover 25 – 35 ton Minimum basic charge per day

12500 12500 12500

46. Hire of exhauster 5000 – 6000 liters Per trip and extra KShs. 200 per Kilometre

2,000 2,000 2,000

47. Hire of excavator (Bucket) 230 -255HP Dry rates per hour

7990 7990 7990

48. Hire of excavator (Bucket) 230 -255HP Minimum basic charge per day

27800 27800 27800

49. Hire of excavator (Breaker) 230 -255HP Dry rate per hour

11320 11320 11320

50. Hire of excavator (Breaker) 230 -255HP Minimum basic charge per day

38600 38600 38600

51. Hire of excavator 130 – 150HP Dry rate per hour

5620 5620 5620

52. Hire of excavator 130 – 150HP Minimum basic charge per day

20000 20000 20000

53. Hire of fuel tanker 5000 – 6000 liters Dry rate per km

50 50 50

54. Hire of fuel tanker 5000 – 6000 liters Minimum basic charge per day

3300 3300 3300

55. Hire of fore wheel loader 100 – 125HP Dry rate per hour

4450 4450 4450

56. Hire of fore wheel loader 100 – 125HP Minimum 15200 15200 15200

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basic charge per day

57. Hire of fore wheel loader 250 – 288HP Dry rate per hour

8310 8310 8310

58. Hire of fore wheel loader 250 – 288HP Minimum basic charge per day

17000 17000 17000

59. Hire of back hoe loader 130 – 150HP Dry rate per hour

21000 21000 21000

60. Hire of back hoe loader 130 – 150HP Minimum basic charge per day

47600 47600 47600

61. Hire of committee room Per day 2,000 2,000 2,000 62. Hire of Stadiums by Local athletes per person

per month 300 300 300

63. Hire of Stadiums for Local matches/friendly matches

per day 3,000 3,000 3,000

64. Hire of Stadiums for Super league collection per day 10,000 10,000 10,000

65. Hire of Stadiums for Political meetings per day 50,000 50,000 50,000

66. Hire of Stadiums for Religious meetings per day 5,000 5,000 5,000 67. Hire of Stadiums by Registered union/

associates per day 10,000 10,000 10,000

68. Hire of Stadiums by Athletes KAAA per day 5,000 5,000 5,000

69. Hire of Stadiums for Harambees/weddings per day 20,000 20,000 20,000

70. Hire of Stadiums for Music Extravaganza purposes

per day 20,000 20,000 20,000

71. Hire of Stadiums as show ground Annex per day

per day 5,000 5,000 5,000

72. Hire of hall – additional I hr. per hour 100 100 100

73. Hire of hall – charitable organization per instance

500 500 500

74. Hire of hall – cinemas per instance

3,000 3,000 3,000

75. Hire of hall – dances per instance

3,000 3,000 3,000

76. Hire of hall – dramas per instance

3,000 3,000 3,000

77. Hire of hall – political meeting per instance

3,000 3,000 3,000

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78. Hire of hall – parties per instance

3,000 3,000 3,000

79. Hire of hall – religious meetings per instance

3,000 3,000 3,000

80. Hire of hall – social meeting per instance

3,000 3,000 3,000

81. Hire of hall – special functions per instance

3,000 3,000 3,000

82. Hire of ICT Centre (any function) Per instance

3,000 3,000 3,000

THIRD SCHEDULE: CHARGES FOR PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES AND RELATED FEESRevenue Item No.

Description of Particular Revenue Item

Unit of Measure Zone A Zone B Zone C

1. Drainage certificate per annum 1,000 1,200 1,200 2. Pit empties license per annum 5,000 5,000 5,000 3. Institution inspection report per inspection 5,000 5,000 5,000 4. Public health inspection fee per inspection 1,000 1,000 1,000 5. Meat inspection fee for animal (per

rural) per kg 10 10 10

6. Meat inspection fee for animal (per urban)

per kg 15 15 15

7. Meat inspection fee for sheep/goat per kg 10 10 10 8. Slaughter fee for chicken per kg 5 5 59. Food analysis certificate per analysis 2,000 2,000 2,000 10. Food contamination certificate per instance 5,000 5,000 5,000

11. Food handlers fee within town per day 360 360 360 12. Inspection fees for eating places

(hotels, restaurant, lodgings) per inspection 200 200 150

13. Cess pit emptier services within town per trip per km 1,000 0 0 14. Cess pit emptier services outside town per trip per km 500 0 0 15. Cess pit emptier services: sewer

flashing per hour per hour 1,000 0 0

16. Hearse services standing(fixed) charges

per body 1,000 1,000 1,000

17. Hearse services: body handling charges within town

per body per km 200 200 100

18. Hearse services; outside town per km per body per km 100 100 100

19. Cleaning of blockage per drainage section

500 500 400

20. Insecticide spraying (bees) per 800m 450 450 350 21. Insecticide spraying (bed bugs, flees, per 800m 290 290 200

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etc.)22. Fumigation per 800m 150 150 150 23. Sewage charges per month 24. Fixed charges on Sewage Services per month 160 160 160 25. Kshs. per cubic meter consumption

charges per month 20 20 20

26. Sewer connection fees: For a 4 connection

Per connection 3,000 3,000 3,000

27. Sewer connection fees: For a 6 connection


28. Sewer connection fees: For over 6 connections


FOURTH SCHEDULE: CHARGES ON THE USE OF PUBLIC UTILITY LAND, PROPERTY OR CEMETERY

Revenue Item No.

Description. of Particular Revenue Item

Unit of Measure


1. Cloak room fee per instance 10 10 10 2. Chicken stalls temporary per

day 100 100 100

3. Cemetery Burial fee –adult per body 1,500 1,500 1,500 4. Cemetery Burial fee – children per body 1,000 1,000 1,000

5. Burial Reservation fees per body 10,000 10,000 10,000 6. Permanent reservation(children) per child 10,000 10,000 10,000

7. Permanent reservation(adult) per person 15,000 15,000 15,000

8. Slaughter fee – cattle per animal 300 300 300 9. Slaughter fee –goat/sheep per animal 150 150 150 10. Bunch of Bananas Per entry 20 20 2011. One chicken Per day 10 10 1012. Sack of potatoes/ maize/

cabbages/ beans/ omena/ tomatoes/ onions/ sukuma/ charcoal/ oranges/mangoes

Per day 50 50 50

13. Nets of oranges Per day 30 30 3014. Maize roaster Per week 100 100 10015. Open market food kiosk Per week 150 150 15016. Open air goods Per day 50 50 50

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17. Vegetable stalls Per week 100 100 10018. Open market with a pickup Per day 300 300 30019. Slaughter man’s fee per animal 50 50 50 20. Open market with a lorry Per day 500 500 50021. Auction charge per day per cow per animal

(Entrance fee) 150 150 150

22. Auction charge per day per sheep/goat

per animal (Entrance fee)

50 50 50

23. Cultivation fee per plot per year 500 500 500

FIFTH SCHEDULE: FEES ON OUTDOOR ADVERTISEMENTS AND SIGNAGESRevenue

Item No.


Unit of Measure


1. Poster size A4/A5 per instance 500 500 500 2. Poster size 101-999 pieces per instance 1,000 1,000 1,000 3. Over 1000 pieces per instance 1,500 1,500 1,500 4. Fees for removal of posters by county

staff per instance 5,000 5,000 5,000

5. Banner on road per fortnight per instance 2,500 2,500 2,500 6. Road show/exhibition by use of Truck Per day 14,000 14,000 14,000 7. Road show/exhibition by use of Small

Vehicle Per day 10,000 10,000 10,000

8. Road show/exhibition by use of Public address

Per day 7,000 7,000 7,000

9. Erection of Outdoor Tents Up to one week

per week 8,000 8,000 8,000

10. Erection of Outdoor promotion Per day 2,000 2,000 2,000

11. Decorations / branding of motor Vehicles / containers and Festive-Decoration on Walls, Windows, Canopies, etc.

per instance 3,000 3,000 3,000

12. Road show /exhibition without public address system

per instance 8,000 4,500 2,000

13. Fees for Political crusade Per day 10,000 10,000 10,000

14. Fees for Religious crusades Per day 2,000 2,000 2,000

15. Fees for Educational crusades Per day 2,000 2,000 2,000

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16. Changing/replacement of business billboards per month

Per day 3,000 3,000 3,000

17. Banners on road reserves per fortnight per fortnight 1,500 1,500 1,500

18. Banner on private property per fortnight per fortnight 1,000 1,000 1,000

19. Network boosters per year per Booster

250,000 250,000 250,000

20. Advertisement on bill boards 500 square feet

per year 70,000 70,000 70,000

21. Advertisement on bill boards, 400 square feet

per year 50,000 50,000 50,000

22. Advertisement on bill boards 329 square feet

per year 35,000 35,000 35,000


per year 10,000 10,000 10,000


per year 5,000 5,000 5,000


per year 4,000 4,000 4,000

26. Advertisement on bill boards, Light big per year 2,500 2,500 2,500

27. Advertisement on bill boards, Light small: Neon/ illuminating

per year 3,000 3,000 1,500

28. Application fee for clock Advertisement per year 1,000 1,000 1,000

29. Clock Advertisements-Sided clock per year 20,000 20,000 20,000

30. Clock Advertisements- One-sided clock per year 15,000 15,000 15,000

31. Construction site billboard large project per project costing KShs. 2 million and above

15,000 10,500 10,500

32. Construction site billboard small project per project costing KShs. 2 million and below

10,000 10,000 10,000

33. Property sale display board Annual charge per site

5,000 5,000 5,000

34. Advertisement on hoarding Annual charge per site

15,000 15,000 15,000

35. Development fee Annual charge per site

5,000 5,000 5,000

36. Annual charges per sqm Annual charge per site

700 700 700

37. Wall branding per square metre 120 120 120

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38. Wall branding per square metre 120 120 120

39. Vehicle branding Annual charge per vehicle

4,000 4,000 4,000

40. Lorry branding Annual charge per Lorry

6,000 6,000 6,000

41. Annual fee on Advertisement on bus shelter

per year 5,000 5,000 5,000

42. Sign board on wall/canopy fee: Land under canopy

per square metre 1,200 1,200 1,200

43. Sign board on wall/canopy fee: Illuminated

per square metre 1,000 1,000 1,000

44. Sign board on wall/canopy fee per additional area square above one metre square

500 500 500

45. Fees on Directional sign on road reserves

per Advertisement

1,500 1,500 1,500

46. Branding - sandwiches Per instance 3,000 3,000 3,000

SIXTH SCHEDULE: FEES ON TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, PARKING FEES AND PENALTIES

Revenue Item No.

Description. of Particular Revenue Item Unit of Measure

AMOUNT (KSHS.)

1. Parking fee: Trucks Per day 300

2. Parking fee: Lorry fee Per day 200

3. Parking fee: Saloon/taxi Per day 1004. Parking fee: PSVs (7 seater) Per day 100 5. Parking fee: PSVs (14 seater) Per day 150 6. Parking fee: Tuk-tuk Per day 100

7. Parking fee: Motorbikes Per day 50 8. Monthly Sticker PSVs (14 -17 passengers) per month 3,0009. Monthly Sticker Minibuses (18-23 passengers) per month 4,00010. Monthly Sticker Minibuses (over 24

passengersPer month 5,000

11. Monthly Sticker PSVs (5-8 Passengers) per month 2,200

12. Monthly sticker PSVs :(9-13 passengers) Per month 2,700

13. Monthly sticker: up to 4 passengers Per Month 2,000

14. Monthly sticker: Tuk Tuks Per month 1,200

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15. Monthly private car parking sticker Per month 1,400

16. Annually staff parking sticker Per year 2,000

17. Monthly parking sticker Pick-ups per month 2,000

18. Towing fee: Lorry/buses per instance 6,000 19. Towing fee: Trucks per instance 10,000 20. Towing fee: Saloon/taxi per instance 3,000

21. Towing fee: PSVs per instance 4,000 22. Towing fee: Tuk-tuk per instance 1,000 23. Towing fee: Motorbikes per instance 500

24. Vehicles impounding charges-Bus/ Minibus per instance 10,000 25. Vehicles impounding charges -Nissan/pick up

7 seaterper day 3,500

26. Vehicles impounding charges –PSVs 8 – 18 seater

Per instance 7,000

27. Vehicles impounding charges -Saloon per day 2,000 28. Vehicles impounding charges -Tuk-tuk per instance 1,000

29. Vehicles impounding charges -motor bike per instance 500 30. Defaulting Charges-Bus/ mini bus per default

instance 10,000

31. Defaulting Charges Nissan/pick-ups up to 14 passengers

per default instance

6,000

32. Defaulting Charges Nissan/pick-ups up to 7 passengers

per default instance

2,500

33. Defaulting Charges-Saloon cars per default instance

1,000

34. Defaulting Charges-Tuk-tuk per default instance

1,000

MOTOR BIKES CHARGES35. Obstruction per default

instance1,000

36. Use of abusive language per default instance

1,000

37. Wrong parking per default instance

1,000

38. Ridding without protective per default instance

1,000

39. Use of wrong lane per default instance

1,000

40. Storage charges per day 50041. Use of a No through way per default

instance1,000

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42. Defaulting Charges-Handcarts per default instance

500

43. Defaulting Charges-Pick up per default instance

2,000

44. Defaulting Charges-Canter per default instance

4,000

45. Defaulting Charges-Lorry (below 7 tons) per default instance

5,000

46. Defaulting Charges-Lorry (above 7 tons) per default instance

6,000

47. Defaulting Charges-Trailers per default instance

6,000

DAILY PASS48. PSV: 1-4 passengers per trip 80 49. PSV: 5-7 passengers per trip 10050. PSV: 8-14 passengers per trip 15051. PSV: 15-25 passengers per trip 18052. PSV:26-35 passengers per trip 20053. PSV: 36-65 passengers per trip 25054. Trailer Reserved parking per year per slot 45,000 55. Single storage per instance 6,000 56. Double storage per instance 20,000 57. Triple storage per instance 30,000 58. Fourth storage and above per instance 50,000

59. Lorry reserved parking Per year, per slot

30,000

60. Saloon car reserved parking Per year, per slot

24,000

61. Matatu Obstruction Charges PSVs Per instance 3,500

62. Bus/lorry Obstruction charges Per instance 6,000

63. Saloon car Obstruction charges Per instance 2,000

64. Pick up Obstruction charges Per instance 4,000

65. Use of wrong lane Per instance 2,000

66. Wrong Parking/Double parking Per instance 2,000

67. Declamping fee (saloon/tuktuk) Per instance 1,000

68. Declamping fee (lorry/mini bus) Per instance 3,500

69. Declamping fee (PSVs) Per instance 1,500

70. Declamping fee (Pick up) Per instance 1,500

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71. Use of Abusive language Per instance 2,000

72. Vehicle storage charges Per day 1,000

SEVENTH SCHEDULE: HOUSE AND PLOT RENTSRevenue Item No.


Unit of Measure

AMOUNT (KSHS.)

1. House rent late payment penalty per instance 500

2. Senior staff (3 – bed roomed) per month 10,000

3. Middle level staff (2– bed roomed) per month 4,000

4. Staff house A (1 – bed roomed) per month 2,000

5. Staff House B (single roomed) per month 1,000

6. Staff House C (2– bedroomed) per month 2,000

7. Staff house D (single roomed) per month 1,000 8. Lock up shops per month 3,000 9. Kiosks –small (Below 2.5 M2) per month 1,500

10. Kiosks – medium (2.5 – 4.5 M2) per month 3,000

11. Kiosks – large (Above 4.5 M2) per month 4,500

12. Stalls per day 500

EIGHTH SCHEDULE: IMPOUNDING CHARGES ON ROAMING ANIMALS IN URBAN AREAS

Revenue Item No.


Unit of Measure


1. Cattle per head per day 700 700 700 2. Sheep / goat per head per day 400 400 400

Pigs per head per day 700 700 700 Donkey per head per day 700 700 700

5. Camel per head per day 700 700 700

6. Dog per head per day 300 300 300

7. Other goods including bicycle

per day 200 200 200

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8. chicken per day 50 50 50

NINTH SCHEDULE: CHARGES PURSUANT TO THE RATING ACT [CAP. 267]

Revenue Item No.


Unit of Measure


1. Land Rates Percentage of Market Values Per acre

3% 2% 1%

2. Lease fees Percentage of Market Values

3% 2% 1%

3. Site value rates Percentage of Market Values

3%

2% 1%

4. Contribution in lieu of rates Percentage of Market Values

3%

2% 1%

5. Surveyors for showing beacons to plot owners

Per beacon 2, 000 2, 000 2, 000

6. Rates clearance certificate Per instance 5,000 3,500 2,500 7. Plucking machine (Tea) Per kg

pluckedSh.3 per kg Sh.3 per kg Sh.3 per kg

TENTH SCHEDULE: CESS

Revenue Item No.


Unit of Measure


1. Carrier loaded with commodities: Hand cart

Charged per hand cart

50 50 50

2. Multinational Companies Percentage of market price per kg/ltrs

5% 5% 5%

3. Quarry Percentage of market price per kg

10% 10% 10%

4. Coffee Percentage of market price per kg

1% 1% 1%

5. Tea Percentage of market price

1% 1% 1%

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per kg 6. Maize Percentage of

market price per kg

1% 1% 1%

7. Milk Percentage of market price per liter

1% 1% 1%

8. Sugarcane Percentage of market price per kg

1% 1% 1%

9. Other special or essential Produce pursuant to the Cess Act (No. 2 of 2017)

Percentage of market price per kg

1% 1% 1%

10. Timber per ton 1,000 1,000 1,000 11. Poles Percentage of

market price per pole

10% 10% 10%

12. Bricks, Hard core and Sand 1 to 3 tones 200 200 200

4 to 7 tones 300 300 300 8 and above tones

500 500 500

15. Ballast per ton 100 100 100 16. Other quarry products or

mineralsper ton 100 100 100

17. Carrier loaded with commodities: Pick up

Charged per pick up

200 200 200

18. Carrier loaded with commodities: Canter

Charged per canter

1,000 1,000 1,000

19. Carrier loaded with commodities: Lorry (below 7 Tonnes)

Charged per lorry (below 7 tonnes)

2,000 2,000 2,000

20. Carrier loaded with commodities: Lorry (7 tones and above)

Charged per lorry (above 7 tonnes)

3,000 3,000 3,000

ELEVENTH SCHEDULE: SINGLE BUSINESS PERMIT FEES

CAREGORY CODE

BILL CODE

DESCRIPTION Zone A Zone B Zone C

100

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101 Mega stores, hypermarket; large multi department stores

54,600 42,000 30,000

102 Large stores, supermarket large multi department stores

36,400 28,000 21,000

103 Large Hardware 18,200 12,000 9,000

104 Medium hardware 10,500 9,000 4,500105 Small hardware 5,000 3,500 3,000

106 Large; traders, shop, bookshop, electronic or retail services

18,200 9,600 9,000

110 Medium; traders, bookshop, shop, electronic or retail services

9,100 4,800 4,000

111 Small traders, shops or retailers: up to 4 employees or premises less than 50m2 in faraway location/isolated

4,500 2,500 1,500

112 Isolated premises: Retail/Posho mills

4,000 4,000 2,500

113 Posho mill 4,800 4,800 1,500 114 Large Auto spares: cars,

lorries, buses 10,000 6,500 4,200

115 Medium auto spares: 6,000 4,800 3,000 116 Small auto spares:

bicycles, motor bikes, Tuk-tuk

4,500 3,300 2,100

117 light temporary construction less than 5m2/food kiosk

4,000 2,200 1,400

118 Large Tailoring shop with over 3 machines

9,100 6,000 4,500

119 Medium tailoring shop 4,500 4,000 3,000

120 Semi-permanent informal sector trade: up to 2 persons operating in verandah or temporary building

3,600 2,500 1,700

121 Boutique 4,500 3,000 2,500

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122 Large Carpentry/ Timber yard

18,000 12,000 9,500

123 Medium Carpentry 11,000 7,000 4,500

124 Small Carpentry 5,000 3,000 1,700

200205 Hawkers with motor

vehicle: 1 person with motor vehicle

5,000 3,000 2,500

210 Hawkers without motor vehicle: 1 person without motor vehicle

4,000 2,500 1,500

215 Small informal sector/ service provider: shoe shine

2,000 1,500 900

295 Other informal sector businesses

2,000 1,500 1,200

296 Large welding 9,100 7,000 4,500 297 Medium welding 6,000 4,000 2,500 298 Small welding 4,000 2,300 1,500

300 305 Large transportation

company: over 30 vehicles

45,000 45,000 45,000

310 Medium transport company: from 6 to 30 vehicles

28,000 14,000 10,000

315 Small transport company: from 2 to 5 vehicles

10,000 6,000 4,000

320 Independent transport operation: 1 vehicle

4,500 2,400 2,000

325 Large petrol filling station: over 4 pumps with garage workshop, car wash & retail shop

36,000 21,000 13,500

330 Medium petrol station: from 3 to 4 pumps with garage – workshop, carwash or retail shop

21,000 18,000 9,500

335 Small petrol station: up to 2 pumps and without garage- workshop or retail shop

13,500 10,500 6,000

340 Large cold storage facility: over 1000m2, insulated walls, cold production equipment

50,000 26,400 16,500

345 Medium cold storage facility: between 100-

22,000 12,000 7,500

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1000m2 350 Small cold storage facility:

up to 100m2 10,000 5,700 3,600

351 Large water bottling Above 100m2

15,000 10,000 5,000

352 Medium water bottling Between 21m2-100m2

12,000 8,000 3,500

353 Small water bottling Upto 20m2

10,000 6,000 2,000

355 Large storage facility: over 5000m2 Go down, warehouse, liquid storage tanks complex

45,000 24,000 15,000

360 Medium storage facility from 1000 to 5000 m2

18,000 9,600 13,500

365 Small storage facility up to 1000m2

9,100 4,800 6,000

370 Large communications over 100 employees or premises over 500m2

81,000 43,000 30,000

375 Medium communication from 16 to 100 employees or premises from 1500 to 5000m2

50,000 26,000 16,500

380 Small communication up to 15 employees or premises up to 1500m2

28,000 14,400 9,000

395 Other transport, storage and communications

6,400 3,300 2,500

396 Distributor/wholesaler per lorry

14,000 14,000 14,000

397 Distributor/wholesaler per pick up/probox/ small vehicle

9,000 9,000 9,000

400 405 Large agricultural

producer/processor/ dealer/ exporter over 50 employees

70,000 65,000 60,000

410 Medium agricultural producer/ processor/ dealer/ exporter from 11 to 50 employees

30,000 25,000 23,000

415 Small agricultural producer/ processor/ dealer/ exporter between 5 10 employees

7,200 7,200 7,200

416 Small agricultural 4,000 4,000 4,000

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producer/ processor/ dealer/ exporter below 5 employees

420 Mining or natural resources extraction.

20 percent of the royalties



495 Other agricultural forestry and natural resources

7,200 5,500 3,000

500503 Large high standard

lodging/hotel D class over 100 rooms

70,000 48,000 35,000

506 Medium high standard lodging house hotel D class from 41 to 100 rooms

49,000 33,000 25,000

509 Small high standard lodging house D class up to 40 rooms

35,000 30,000 20,000

512 Large lodgings house with restaurant or bar B /c class basic standard over 15 rooms

31,500 21,000 15,000

515 Medium lodging house and restaurant /or bar B/ C class: basic standard up to 6 to 15 rooms

24,500 18,000 15,000

518 Small lodgings house with restaurant or B/C class: basic standard up to 15 rooms

17,500 12,000 8,000

521 Large lodgings house B/C class basic standard over 15 rooms

28,000 24,000 15,000

524 Medium lodgings house B /C class: basic standard from 6 to 15 rooms

17,500 12,000 7,500

527 Small lodgings house B/C class: basic standard up to 5 rooms

10,500 7,000 4,500

540 Large restaurant with bar/membership club: capacity over 30 customers/members

21,540 14,000 9,000

543 Medium restaurant with bar/membership club: capacity from 11 to 30 customers/members

10,500 9,000 7,500

546 Small restaurant with bar up to 10 customers

7,000 4,800 3,500

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549 Large eating house, snack, tea house “hotel” no lodgings and no alcohol served with capacity over 20 customers

10,500 7,000 4,500

552 Medium eating house snack bar, tea hotel, no lodgings and no alcohol served with capacity from 6 to 20 customers

7,000 4,800 3,500

555 Small eating house, snacks bar, tea hotel, no lodgings no alcohol served with capacity up to 5 customers

4,900 3,300 2,500

558 Butchery with roasted meat or soup kitchen. Any size

9,100 4,800 4,000

559 Butchery alone 7,500 4,500 3,000

560 Isolated butchery 5,000 3,500 3,000

561 Large bar/ traditional beer seller: capacity over 50 customers

120,000 100,000 80,000

564 Medium bar/ traditional beer seller: capacity from 16 to 50 customers

90,000 80,000 70,000

567 Small bar/ traditional beer seller: capacity up to 15 customers

60,000 55,000 50,000

571 Large light club/casino: over 500m2

40,000 29,000 19,000

574 Medium night club/ casino 9/14/2014

21,000 14,000 9,000

577 Small night club/ casino up to 100m2

14,000 9,600 6,000

595 Other catering and accommodation

4,900 3,300 2,500

596 Betting and gambling: Pool table, darts, etc.

10,000 10,000 5,000

597 Lottery 35,000 35,000 10,000

600605 Large professional

services firms over 10 practitioners or international affiliation

63,000 42,000 27,000

610 Medium professional services from 3 to 10

31,500 21,000 14,000

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practitioners 615 Small professionals

services firm20,000 16,000 13,500

616 Mobile money dealers with more than 3 M-Pesa, lines/agents

20,000 15,000 14,000

617 Mobile money dealers up to 2/ M-Pesa, lines/agents

9,100 6,500 5,500

618 Mobile money dealers with 1/ M-Pesa, line/agent

6,000 5,000 4,500

620 Independent technical operator: one-person Billing individually (typist, accountant, bookkeeper, Photocopier, etc.)

4,900 3,800 3,000

625 Large financial services: over 25 employees or premises over 300m2

66,500 45,000 35,500

630 Medium financial services from 6 to 25 employees

45,500 31,000 25,800

635 Small financial services up to 5 employees

25,000 21,000 13,500

640 Contractors class 8,7,6 & 5 6,000 6,000 6,000

641 Contractors class 4 8,000 8,000 8,000

642 Contractors class 3 12,000 12,000 12,000

643 Contractors class 2 & 1 24,000 24,000 24,000

650 Hearse service Per Vehicle 6,000 6,000 6,000

695 Other professional and technical services i. cyber with 1-3 computer machines ii. cyber with 4- 7 computer machine

iii. cyber with 8 machines and above

iv. Graphical Designers

4,900

5,600

6,600

5,600

3,300

4,300

5,300

4,300

2,000

3,000

4,000

3,000

696 Garages 4,500 3,500 2,500

697 Car wash 4,200 3,000 2,500

698 Agricultural products dispensers i.e. Milk ATM

14,000 12,500 6,000

699 Large Agro vets above 14,000 10,500 6,000

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100m2

Medium Agro vets between 16m2and 100m2

8,500 7,500 4,000

Small Agro vets below 16m2

5,600 4,500 2,500

700705 Private higher education

university 54,000 48,000 42,000

706 Private higher education college

31,000 28,000 25,000

710 Large private education institution over 100 Students.

30,000 30,000 30,000

715 Medium private education institution from 31 to 100 pupils

18,000 18,000 18,000

720 Small private education facility up to 30 pupils

15,000 15,000 15,000

725 Large private health facility hospital, clinic, nursing home (providing overnight accommodation with capacity over 30 beds)/funeral home

55,000 50,000 50,000

730 Medium private health facility with a Pharmacy or with accommodation.

31,500 31,500 31,500

735 Small private health facility.

21,000 14,000 9,000

740 Dentist physiotherapist psychologist, pharmacist/ chemist etc. Consultancy office with no overnight accommodation available.

15,000 12,000 10,000

745 Tradition health services, herbalist, traditional healer.

5,600 3,800 3,000

750 Large entertainment facility: cinema, theatre, video show (over 100 seats), a museum juke box-games machines arcades (over 10 machines) sort club gym

31,500 21,000 13,500

755 Medium entertainment facility from 50 seats to 100 seats, from 4 to 10 machines

17,500 12,000 10,000

760 Small entertainment 10,500 7,000 4,500

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facility up to 50 seats up to 3 machines up to 15 members

795 Other education health and entertainment services

7,000 6,000 5,000

800 805 Large industrial plant over

75 employees or premises over 2,500m2

150,000 120,000 100,000

810 Medium industrial plant: from 16 to 75 employees or premises from 100m2 to 2,500m2

80,000 50,000 35,000

815 Small industrial plant/saw millers up to 15 employees or premises 100m2

50,000 30,000 20,000

820 Large workshop/service repair: over 20 employees or premises over 500m2

35,000 24,000 15,000

825 Medium workshop/ service repair from 6 to 20 employees or premises from 25m2 to 500m2

14,000 9,600 6,000

830 Small workshop/ service repair : up to 5 employees or premises up to 25m2

4,900 3,300 3,000

895 Other manufacturer, workshop

4,900 4,000 4,000

896 Event organizers (per event)

10,000 10,000 10,000

897 Tents per year 20,000 15,000 10,000

900

901 Filming commercial – 1 week

50,000 50,000 50,000

902 Filming full features – 1 week

75,000 75,000 75,000

903 Landing fee (less than 5 seats)

1,000 1,000 1,000

904 Filming documentary – 1 week

25,000 25,000 25,000

905 Lading fee caravan 2,500 2,500 2,500

906 Helicopter 2,500 2,500 2,500

907 Microlight and paramotor glider

75,000 75,000 75,000

908 Private Cultural Centers 10,000 5,000 3,000

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ENTRY FEE CHEPKIIT NANDI ROCK

909 Adults 200 each 200 each

910 Children 100 each 100 each

911 Non – Citizens 500 each 500 each

912 Special Groups( 30 and above) 50 each 50 each

913 Students, primary and secondary 50 each 50 each

Students, Colleges and Universities 100 each 100 each

914 Camping Application Fee 500 per camp

500 per camp

915 Camping fee single 2,000 per day

2,000 per day

916 Camping fee group 20 and above 1,000 per day

1,000 per day

917 Conservation Fee 2,000 per instance

2,000 per instance

TWELFTHSCHEDULE: ALCOHOL CONTROL LICENSING CHARGES

No. Type of Licence Fees For 12 months

Fees For 6 months or Less

1. General retail alcoholic drink licence:

(a) In respect of premises situated within a city or a municipality.

70,000 50,000

(b) In respect of premises situated within urban areas other than city and municipality

50,000 30,000

(c) In respect of premises situate elsewhere; than in a city, municipality and urban areas

30,000 20,000

2. General Retail Alcoholic Drink Licence (Off Licence):(a) In respect of premises situated within city or municipality (wines and spirit)

40,000 25,000


25,000 20,000

3. Brewer’s Alcoholic Drinks Licence for each alcoholic drink or product manufactured: (a) One million litres and above per annum 1,000,000

(b) Between five hundred thousand (500,000) and nine hundred ninety-nine thousand, nine hundred and ninety-ninelitres (999,999) litres per annum

500,000

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(c) Above twelve thousand (12,000) but below four hundred and ninety-nine thousand, nine hundred and ninety-ninelitres (499,999) per annum

250,000

(d) Twelve thousand litres(12,000) and below per annum

80,000

4. Wholesale alcoholic drink licence for each premise 50,000 30,000

5. Import alcoholic drink licence (wholesale): (a) one million litres and above 1,000,000 (b) Between five hundred thousand (500,000) and nine hundred ninety-nine thousand, nine hundred and ninety-nine (999,999) litres

500,000

(c) Below five hundred thousand (500,000) litres 250,000

9. (1) Bottler’s alcoholic drink licence. 250,000 150,000 (2) Depot licence, in addition to subparagraph (1), per depot

50,000 30,000

11. (a)Distributor alcoholic drink licence 80,000 50,000

12. Hotel alcoholic drink licence:(a) In respect of premises situated within a city or a municipality

75,000 40,000


50,000 30,000

(c) In respect of premises situated elsewhere than in a city, municipality and urban areas

20,000 12,000

(d) Where the licensee holds a general retail alcoholic drink licence in respect of the same premises

5,000

13. Restaurant Alcoholic Drink Licence:(a) In respect of premises situated within a city or a municipality

50,000 30,000


35,000 12,000

(c) In respect of premises situated elsewhere than in a city, municipality and urban areas

10,000 6,000

14. (1) Club Alcoholic Drink Licence (Member’s Club):

5,000

(a) In respect of premises situated within city or municipality

120,000


100,000

(c) In respect of premises situated elsewhere than in city, municipality and urban areas.

70,000

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(2) Club alcoholic drink licence (proprietary club or night club or discotheque):

(a) In respect of premises situated within City or Municipality

130,000


100,000

(c) Respect of premises situated elsewhere than in a city, municipality and urban areas

50,000

15. Supermarket and franchised retail stores alcoholic drink licence

(a)In respect of supermarkets or franchised retail stores for each premises situated within city or municipality

80,000

(b) In respect of supermarkets or franchised retail stores for each premises situated within urban areas other than city and municipality

50,000

(c)In respect of supermarkets or retail chain stores for each premises situated elsewhere than in a city, municipality and urban areas

30,000

16. Theatre alcoholic drink licence 15,000 7,000

17. Traveller’s alcoholic drink licence(a) Where the licensee does not hold a general retail alcoholic drink licence in respect of the same premises

30,000 15,000

(b) Where the licensee holds a general retail alcoholic drink licence in respect of the same premises

18. Railway restaurant car alcoholic drink licence 5,000

19. Temporary or occasional alcoholic drink licence, per day

1,000

20. For transferring an alcoholic drink licence 1,000

21. For removing an alcoholic drink licence 500

22. For the issue of an assurance under the Act 1,000

23. For the issue of a duplicate licence 300

24. Distributors 80,000 (Urban) per year

60,000 (Rural) per year

25. Stockist 70,000 (Urban) per year


26. Depots 70,000 (Urban) per year


27. Wines and Spirits 60,000 (Urban) per year

40,000(Rural) per year

THIRTEENTH SCHEDULE: WEIGHTS AND MEASURES FEES

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PURSUANT TO THE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT (CAP. 513)

PART A: TRADE Particulars of equipment Initial verification

(Kshs) Re-verification (Kshs)

1. Weights

For each weight-5kg and under 100 40

10kg 160 80

20kg 200 100

Exceeding 20kg 400 200

2. Measurement of length for each measure

(a) Indivisible 400 200

(b) Subdivided (including the whole length)

1 Metre and under 100 60

Exceeding 1 meter but not exceeding 5 metres

200 100

10 metres 200 200

20 metres 600 300

30 metres 800 400

Exceeding 30 metres 1,000 800

3. Measures of capacity (other than bulk measures):

(a) Indivisible

2 litres and under 100 40

Exceeding 2 litres but not exceeding 20 litres 200 100

Exceeding 20 litres 400 200

(b) Subdivided

The fee payable for a sub-divided measure shall be the same as that of an indivisible measure of equivalent capacity and an additional charge of Kshs. 10 for each of its numbered subdivisions.4. Bulk measures (road tankers)

(a) For each compartment according to capacity 500 litres and under an additional charge of KShs. 500 shall be payable for every 500 litres (or part thereof) in excess of such capacity

2,000

(b) Adjustment of liquid level indicator of bulk measures

1,000

5. Bulk storage tanks: Each tank according to its capacity

100,000 litres and under 100,000

Exceeding 100,000 litres but not exceeding 500,000 litres

150,000

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Exceeding 500,000 litres and not exceeding 1,000,000 litres

200,000

Exceeding 1, 000,000 litres an additional charge of KShs. 10,000/=For every 100,000 litresfor sub-divided tanks – an additional charge of Kshs. 2,000/= per gallon6. Spirit measuring instruments and fabric

measuring instruments for each instrument

400 200

7. Liquid measuring instrument

(a) Dispensing pumps (each)–

(i) Electronic 2,000 1,200

(ii) Non- electric 1,600 1,000

(b) Bulk meters (each) –

(i) Electronic 30,000 15,000

(ii) Non-electronic 20,000 10,000

8. Leather measuring instruments and fabric measuring instruments for each instrument

2,000 1,600

9. Egg grading machine for each machine

Type “A” Machine 2,000 1,000

Type “B” Machine 3,000 1,500

10. Non-automatic weighing instrument intended for counter use for each instrument according to its capacity

(a) Non-self-indicating

5Kgs and under 200 150

Exceeding 5 Kgs but not exceeding 15 Kgs 400 200

Exceeding 15 Kgs 1,000 400

(b)Semi self-indicating instruments

5 Kgs and under 400 200



(c) Self –indicating instruments (electronic)


Exceeding 5 Kgs but not exceeding 15 Kgs 1,000 600


All other non-automatic weighing instruments for each instrument according to its capacity (a) Electronic instruments

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50 Kgs and under 1,200 800

Exceeding 50 Kgs but not exceeding 500 Kgs

2,000 1,200

Exceeding 500 Kgs but not exceeding 1 tonne

4,000 2,000

Exceeding 1 tonne but not exceeding 5 tonnes

6,000 5,000

Exceeding 5 tonnes but not exceeding 20 tonnes

10,000 8,000

11. Non-automatic weighing instrument intended for counter use for each instrument according to its capacity

(a) Non-self-indicating




(b)Semi self-indicating instruments




(c) Self –indicating instruments (electronic)


Exceeding 5 Kgs but not exceeding 15 Kgs 1,000 600


All other non-automatic weighing instruments for each instrument (according to their capacity) as indicated above(a) Electronic instruments



2,000 1,200

Exceeding 500 Kgs but not exceeding 1 tonne

4,000 2,000

Exceeding 1 tonne but not exceeding 5 tonnes

6,000 5,000


10,000 8,000

Exceeding 20 tonnes: The fees payable shall be the same as that for a 20 tonne capacity instruments plus an additional charge of KShs. 400 for every tone (or part fair of) ) in excess of such capacity(b) Non-Electronic instruments

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1,600 1,000

Exceeding 500 Kgs but not exceeding 1 tone 3,000 2,000

Exceeding 1 tonne but not exceeding 5 tones 4,000 3,000

Exceeding 5 tones but not exceeding 20 tones

8,000 6,000

For exceeding 20 tones: The fees payable shall be the same as that for a 20 tonne capacity instruments plus an additional charge of Kshs. 400 for every tone (or part thereof) ) in excess of such capacity12. Automatic weighing machines: For

each weighing unit according to its capacity–


Exceeding 20 Kgs but not exceeding 50 Kgs 1,600 1,000


2,000 1,500

Exceeding 200 kgs but not exceeding 1 tonnes

3,000 2,000


4,000 3,000

Exceeding 20 tonnes; The fees payable shall be the same as that for a 20 tonne capacity instruments plus an additional charge of KShs. 400 for every tone (or part thereof) in excess of such capacity 13. Belt weighers; For each instrument 12,000 8,000

14. Additional payable where weighing or measuring instrument incorporated a printing device which is also examined and tested

4,000 2,000

15. Where a weighing or measuring instrument incorporate a printing device which is also examined and tested an addition charge of KShs. 400 shall be payable for the examination and testing of the device

16. Where a weighing instrument incorporates more than one indicating device an additional fee equivalent to the stamping fee payable for the instrument shall be charged for the examination and testing of each such device

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17. Where a weighing instrument has two setsof graduation (as in the case of some milk measures), separate fee shall be charged for each set of graduation according to the capacity of each instrument.

18. Where a weighing instrument is constructed to calculate and indicate the price an additional fee of KShs. 400 shall be payable for the examination and testing of the indicating mechanism

PART B: FEES FOR PATTERN APPROVAL1. Measures of length and measures of

capacity; For each measure 4,000

2. Measuring instruments

(a) Liquid measuring instruments (each) 20,000

(b) Linear measure instruments (each) 10,000

(c) Leather measuring instruments (each)

10,000

3. Non- automatic weighing instruments for each instrument according to capacity

(a) Non- electronic

(i) 200kgs and under 12,000

(ii) Exceeding 200 kgs but not exceeding 1 tone

16,000

(iii) Exceeding 1 tone 20,000

(b) Electronic


(ii) Exceeding 20kgs but not exceeding 200 kgs

30,000

(iii) Exceeding 200kgs but not exceeding 1 ton

35,000

(iv) Exceeding 1 ton 40,000

4. Automatic weighing instruments (hopper weighers) for each instrument according to capacity–


(ii) Exceeding 20kgs but not exceeding 200kgs

20,000

(iii) Exceeding 200kgs but not exceeding 1 tone

25,000

(iv) Belt weighers; Each instrument 30,000

PART C: FEES FOR ADJUSTING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUSCHARGES

1. Adjusting weights for each weight KShs.

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5kgs and under 40

10kgs 60

20kgs 80

Exceeding 20kgs 200

2. Adjusting measures of capacity for each measure (a) Indivisible 100

(b) Sub-divisible

The fee payable shall be the same as that for indivisible measures of equivalent capacity plus an additional charge of KShs. 50 for each sub-division adjusted

3.Miscellaneous charges:

(a) inserting plugs (each) 40

(b) adjusting loose poise (each) 40

(c) balancing all types of weighing instruments each

100

(d)denominating linear and capacity measures (each)

100

(e)adjusting capacity measures for use of standards: each measure according to denomination (i) 20 litres and under 1,000

(ii) Exceeding 20 litres but not more than 500 litres

2,000

(iii) Exceeding 500 litres an additional charge of KShs.1, 000/= shall be payable for every 500 litres (of part thereof) in excess of such capacity

(f) Calibrating masses for using laboratories: Each mass

2Kgs and under

Class E 2,000

Class F 1,500

Class M 1,000

Exceeding 2kg but not exceeding 20kg 400

Exceeding 20kg but not exceeding 50kg 600

Exceeding 50kg but not exceeding 500kg 2,000

Exceeding 500kg 5,000

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Calibrating of bulk storage for each tank according to its capacity 100,000 litres and under 100,000

Exceeding 100,000 but not exceeding 500,000 litres

150,000

Exceeding 500,000 litters but not exceeding 1,000,000 litres

200,000

Exceeding 1,000,000 litres, an additional charge per 500,000 litres

An additional charge of Kshs.1, 000/= per graduation

4. Fees for testing or calibrating or weighing or measuring equipment submitted to the director in pursuance of section 17 of the Act(a) Testing or calibrating articles(each) 800

(b) The charge for testing or calibrating weighing or measuring equipment shall be the same as the stamping fee applicable for such an equipment plus an additional

500

PART D: CHARGES FOR TRANSPORTATION HANDLING AND HIRE OF STANDARDS

1. Transportation charges: The amount payable for transporting mass standards from the nearest weight and measures office to the place appointed by the applicant shall be ksh.2000 plus an additional charge per kilo metre as follows:

Mass standards of:

One tone and under 60

Exceeding 1 tone but not exceeding 3 tones 100

Exceeding 3 tones but exceeding 10 tones 160

Exceeding 10 tones but not exceeding 15 tones

200

Exceeding 15 tones 300

2. Handling charges: The charges payable for lifting roller and block test weights for the purpose of either loading or offloading them into a vehicle or placing them onto the load receptor of the weighing instrument under test shall be as follows:(a) Loading/offloading weights into a

vehicle 1 KShs. per ton or KShs. 4, 000/= per day whichever is greater.

(b) Placing weights on or off the load receptor of an instrument

Kshs. 500/= per hour or part thereof.

3. Hire of role and block test weights for every tone or part thereof (per day)

(i) For the first three days (minimum period)

500

(ii) Any additional days beyond the minimum period

750

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4. Hire of other weighing equipment

(i) Weighing bridge testing unit; Kshs. 10,000 per hour

(ii) Mobile prove tanks; Kshs. 10,000 per day

(iii) Fork lift; Kshs. 10,000 per day

PART E: TRAVELLING COSTSThe amount payable to an officer when on application or notification by any person or when they attend any place away from their duty station for the purpose of verification of weighing measuring equipment be as follows; Travelling expenses per kilometer of part thereof);

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PART F: FEES REGISTRATION AS A MANUFACTURER OF WEIGHING OR MEASURINGEQUIPMENT AND WORKSHOP APPROVAL

Fees for registration as a manufacturer 1,000

PART G: FEES FOR REPAIRS LINCENSE1. Repairer’s license fees;

Type 1 500

Type 3 800

Type 4 1,000

Type 5 800

Type 6 800

Type 7 1,000

Type 8 500

Type 9 A –Electricity meter 500

9B-Taxi meter 500

9C-Airtime meter 500

Type 10 A-Speed gun 500

10B-Alcohol Breath Analyzer 500

10C-Blood pressure machine 500

10D-Thermometers 500

2. Special Categories

Type A-Precision balance class ‘A’ 1,500

Type B-Precision balance ‘B’ 1,500

FOURTEENTH SCHEDULE: HEALTH AND SANITATIONCHARGES

No. ITEM Sub county Hospitals

KapsabetCounty Referral Hospital

Other County Hospitals

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PART A: LABORATORY CHARGES 1. Blood slides 50 50 2. Widal tests 150 250 3. Brucella 150 150 4. V.D.R.L 150 200 5. Blood group 100 250 6. Urinals 100 180 7. Stool 300 300

PART B: HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION FEESPUBLIC PRIVATE

1. Theatre pack 1,000 2,000 2. Ambulance fee private 4,500 5,000 3. Ambulance service 4,000 4,200

PART C: CHARGES FOR DENTAL SERVICES OR PROCEDURESPUBLIC PRIVATE

1. Closed dissipation 500 700 2. Closed dissipation

window teeth 500 700

3. Complete dentures 5,000 5,700 4. Composite fillings 600 800 5. Debridement and

packing with alvogyl100 150

6. Debridement with primary closure

1,000 1,200

7. Debridement with secondary closure

500 650

8. Deciduous extraction 200 250 9. Dental 0 450 10. Dental extraction 300 500 11. Dental extraction in

staff 0 1,000

12. Dental extraction prisoner waived

0 1,000

13. Dental-displaced teeth 0 1,000 14. Dental dressing 50 1,000 15. Dental extraction 300 1,000 16. Dental incision and

drainage(I&D) 1,000 1,000

17. Dentigerous 0 1,000 18. Denture repairs 500 1,000 19. Curettage and

debridement 0 1,000

20. Digital reduction of the mandible

400 0

21. CD repair/relining 1,000 2,000

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22. Change of dressing dental

0 300

23. Check-Up 0 200 24. Eruption Cyst 500 500 25. Extraction 300 300 26. Extraction In

Prisoner-Waived 0 0

27. Extraction In Staff 200 200 28. Extraction In-Milk

Teeth 300 300

29. Extraction In-Permanent Teeth

300 300

30. Attrition 0 0 31. Attrition Anterior 0 0 32. Admit Ward 2-3 0 0 33. Age Assessed At2 0 0 34. Age Assessment In

Sexual Assault 0 0

35. Age Assessment-Guardian/Parent

100 200

36. Age Assessment-Police/Gok

0 0

37. Acrylic Crowns 3,000 5,000 38. Minor oral surgery

(MOS) 2,000 3,000

39. Missing 24 0 3,500 40. Missing14 0 0 41. Mmf 4,000 6,000 42. Nasopalatine Cyst 0 0 43. Mandibular Otioma 0 0 44. Fms 1,200 1,200 45. Fractured 52 0 0 46. Full Mouth

Scaling(Fms) 1,200 1,200

47. PD Repair 1,000 1,000 48. Periapical

Pathology(Pap) 0 0

49. Permanent Fillings 600 1,000 50. Prisoner 0 0 51. Porcelain Bridges

Unit 5,000 10,000

52. Porcelain Fused to Metal Crown

5,000 10,000

53. Ohi 0 0 54. Open Disimpaction 1,200 2,000

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55. Operculectomy 500 1,000 56. Ortho Repair 500 1,000 57. Over-Retained

Deciduous(Or) 100 100

58. Partial Dentures 1,000 1,000 59. Partial Dentures

Additional Tooth 500 1,000

60. Partial Dentures-Dental

1,000 1,000

61. Orthodontic Appliance

2,500 4,000

62. Orthodontic Appliance Repair

500 1,000

63. Reassure 0 0 64. Referral 0 0 65. Removable

Dentures(Rpd) Single Tooth

1,000 2,000

66. Removal of Arch Bars 0 1,000 67. Removal of Splints 0 500 68. Review 0 200 69. Root Canal Treatment 3,000 3,000 70. Root Canal Treatment

Extirpation 1,500 1,500

71. Routine Checks 20 20 72. Rrts 24 300 300 73. Scaling 1,000 1,000 74. Splinting 1,500 1,500 75. Staff 0 0 76. Tca 0 0 77. Tca for f 0 0 78. Tca For Excision 0 0 79. Tca for exo 0 0 80. Tca For Erenectomy 0 0 81. Tca for full mouth

scaling 0 0

82. Tca For Mandibular Fixation

0 0

83. Tca for rct 0 0 84. Tca For Splinting 0 0 85. Tca for uroa 0 0 86. Tooth Filling 600 600 87. Waive Extraction 0 0 88. Xray-Iopa 12 100 100 89. Doctors Clinics 0 0

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90. Doctors Fee 50 50 91. Bp 0 0

PART D: EAR NOSE AND THROAT SERVICES AND PROCEDURES1. Bronchoscopy-ENT 3,500 3,500 2. Anterior Nasal

Packing-ENT 200 200

3. Biopsies-ENT 0 0 4. Ear Syringing-ENT 200 200 5. ENT-Catongue-

Tonsils - -

6. ENT-Foreign Body Bronchus

- -

7. ENT-Adenoidectomy 5,000 5,000 8. ENT-Caoesopi-Iogus - - 9. ENT-Tongue Tie

Release -

10. ENT-Anterior Nasal Pack

200 250

11. ENT-Auricular Kelloids

1,500 2,000

12. ENT-Cauterisation 400 600 13. ENT-Cautery 400 600 14. ENT-Dermoid Cycst-

Excision 300 500

15. ENT-Excision of Dermoid Cyst

300 500

16. ENT-Foreign Body Removal

17. ENT-I&D 300 500 18. ENT-Incision and

Drainage 100 200

19. ENT-Irrigation-Syringing

400 400

20. ENT-Laryngectomy 3,500 4,000 21. ENT-Orop laryngeal

sutoring500 500

22. ENT-Polypectomy 3,500 38,000 23. ENT-Posterior Nasal

Packing 1,500 2,000

24. ENT-Referrals to MTHR

25. ENT-Removal of Foreign Body

200 250

26. ENT-Removal of Foreign body (G.A)

1,000 1,500

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27. ENT-Removal of Keloids

500 550

28. ENT-Removal of sutures

50 50

29. ENT-Rhinoscopy 500 500 30. ENT-Tonsillectomy 3,500 3,500 31. ENT-Turbinectomy 3,500 3,500 32. ENT-Adenoidectomy 3,500 3,500 33. Cautery In Epistaxis-

ENT 200 200

34. Children Under 5-ENT

- -

35. Tonsillectomy-ENT 3,500 3,500 36. Turbinectomy-ENT 3,500 3,500 37. Stitching(Cosmetics)-

ENT 300 300

38. Release of tongue tie 100 100 39. Oesophagoscopy-

ENT 3,500 3,500

40. Polypectomy 3,500 3,500 41. Ploypectomy-ENT 3,500 3,500

PART E: EYE SERVICES AND PROCEDURES1. Padding Eye-Eye Unit 50 50 2. Retrabulba Alcohol-

Eye Unit 500 500

3. Sub-Conji.Inj-Eye Unit

100 100

4. Chalazion 300 300 5. Eye 6. Eye-Enucleation 2,000 2,000 7. Eye-Epilation 50 50 8. Eye-Foreign Removal

Under Ga 2,000 2,000

9. Eye-Irrigation 50 50 10. Eye-Lid Repair 300 300 11. Eye-Pterygium 500 500 12. Eye-Stye I&D 100 100 13. Eye-Tarsoraphy 300 300 14. Eye-Trabeculectomy

(T.E.T) 1,000 1,000

15. Eye-Tarsal Plate Rotation

500 500

16. Eye Cataract Kit 1,900 1,900 17. Eye Conjuctival

Growth Excision 1,000 1,000

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18. Eye Dacryocystectomy

1,000 1,000

19. Eye Iol 600 600 20. Eye Lens Washout 1,000 1,000 21. Eye Lid Repair 300 300 22. Eye Punctum

Sysringing1,000 1,000

23. Eye Tarsorapy 500 500 24. Eyealcoholinjection 300 300 25. Eye-Cataract Surgery

EyeChalazion(I&D) 26. Eye-Conjuctual

Growth Excision 1,000 1

27. Eye-Corneal Repair 2,000 2,000 28. Eye Punctum

Sysringing1,000 1,000

29. Eye Tarsorapy 300 300 30. Eye-Alcohol Injection 300 300 31. Eye-Cataract Surgery 1,000 1,000 32. Eye-Chalazon (I&D) 300 300 33. Eye-Conjuctual

Growth Excision 1,000 1,000

34. Eye-Corneal Repair 2,000 2,000 35. Eye-Diamond Cyst

Excision Under G.A 1,500 1,500

36. Eye-Evisceraction 1,000 1,000 37. Eye-Foreign Removal

Under G.A 2,000 2,000

38. Eye-Incision & Drainage

150 150

39. Eye- Irrigation 50 50 40. Eye-Peritomy 500 500 41. Eye-Alcohol

Block(Injection) 300 300

42. Eye-Diamond Cyst Excision Under G.A

1,000 1,000

43. Eye-Glass Roding 50 50 44. Eye-Padeling 50 50 45. Eye-Pharmacy refer refer 46. Eye-Refraction 150 150 47. Eye-Removal F/Body 100 100 48. Eye-Removal of

Stitches 50 50

49. Eye-Removal of Stitches under G.A

1,000 1,000

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50. Intraocularlensiol 600 600 51. Iol 600 600 52. Laser Treatment 1,000 1,000 53. Injection 54. Injection-Child 20 20 55. In patient 56. Inpatient Bill 57. Medical Exam-

Inpatient 200 200

58. Bed Charges 500 500 59. Theatre

PART F: LABORATORYSERVICES1. Asot 200 200 2. Brucella 150 150 3. Os For Mps-Adult 50 50 4. Bs For Mps-Under S .. 5. Blood Grouping 50 50 6. Blood Sugar 100 100 7. Blood Unit 300 8. Blood Culture 400 400 9. Blood giving set-Lab 30 30 10. Anc Profile 250 250 11. Am path Periodic Lab

Payments refer refer

12. Ear 100 100 13. Cholorinase 300 300 14. Cd4 100 100 15. CSF 300 300 16. CSF Biochemistry 300 300 17. Culture for Swabs 400 400 18. I<Oh for Skin

Scrapping 80 80

19. Lab-Albumin 300 300 20. Lab-Alkaline

Phosphate 300 300

21. Lab-Alt-Sgot 300 300 22. Lab-Amylase 300 300 23. Lab-Ast-Sgpt 300 300 24. Lab-Blood Urea

Nitrogen 300 300

25. Lab-Calcium 300 26. Lab-Chloride 300 300 27. Lab-Cholesterol 300 300 28. Lab-Creatinine 300 300 29. Lab-Bilirubin 300 300

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30. Lab.Ggtp 300 300 31. Lab-Glucose 300 300 32. Lab-Haemoglobinaic 600 600 33. Lab-Hba1c 600 600 34. Lab-Potassium 300 300 35. Lab-Sodium 300 300 36. Lab-T-Bilirubin 300 300 37. Lab-Total-Protein 300 300 38. Lab-Uric Acid 300 300 39. Laboratory 40. Lu Mpsom Es2 400 400 41. Lu M Psom Es3 100,000 100,000 42. HIV test refer refer 43. Fasting Blood Sugar 120 120 44. Full Haemogram 250 250 45. Formal gel test 80 80 46. Gram Stain for

Hvs/Urethral Swab 80 80

47. Grouping and Cross Match

200 200

48. Hb 100 100 49. Hbsag 100 100 50. Hcv 100 100 51. Hvswetprep 100 100 52. Hvswetprep+Culture 300 300 53. Sputum 54. Stool For M/C/S 300 300 55. Stool For 0/C - 50 50 56. Stool for Occult

Blood 50 50

57. Rectal Swab 300 300 58. Rectal Swab-Wet Prep 100 100 59. Sickling Test 100 100 60. Rheumatoid Factor 150 150 61. Ogtt 1,000 1,000 62. Pregnancy Tst 200 200 63. Psa 1,800 1,800 64. Periodic Reminances-

Lab - -

65. T4t3 And Tsh 1,800 1,800 66. Tuberculosis free free 67. Vdrltesi 100 100 68. Urinalysis 100 100 69. Urinalysis for Culture 300 300 70. Widal 150 150

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71. Water Analysis 1,500 1,500 72. Main Theatre 73. Wide Excision 3,000 3,000 74. Wiring 5,000 5,000 75. Umblicoplasly 5,000 5,000 76. Under Waterseal 2,000 2,000 77. Urethroplasty 5,000 5,000 78. Tar-Ward 1 5,000 5,000 79.80. Testillar Exploration 2,000 2,000 81. Theatre Fees 82. Tonsillectomy 5,000 5,000 83. Thyroidectomy 5,000 5,000 84. Pelvic Abcess 1,000 1,000 85. Prostatectomy 5,000 5,000 86. Premature Delivery 500 500 87. Plating 5,000 5,000 88. Ovarian Cyst 3,000 3,000 89. Passage of

Sound(Pos) 1,000 1,000

90. Orchidectomy 5,000 5,000 91. Orif 5,000 5,000 92. Skin Grafting 5,000 5,000 93. Saline Per Da- Bath 20 20 94. Removal of placenta 1,000 1,000 95. Repair of Raptured

Ectopic 5,000 5,000

96. Repair of tendons 5,000 5,000 97. Repair of Vagino 1,000 1,000 98. Removal Of Fb 500 500 99. Removal Of Lipoma 1,000 1,000 100. Stoma Reversal 5,000 5,000

101. Stamp Fashioning 5,000 5,000

102. Spleenectomy 5,000 5,000

103. Supra pubic catheterisation

1,000 1,000

104. Surgical Debridement 5,000 5,000

105. Surgical toilet 2,000 2,000

106. Hydro celectomy 5,000 5,000

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107. I&D 2,000 2,000

108. Herniorrophy 5,000 5,000

109. Herniotomy 5,000 5,000

110. Fissure In Ano 3,000 3,000

111. E.U.A 1,000 1,000

112. External Fixation 5,000 5,000

113. Haemorrhoidectomy 5,000 5,000

114. Incision and Drainage 2,000 2,000

115. Incisional Biopsy 2,000 1,000

116. Incisional Drainage 2,000 2,000

117. Liopoma 2,000 2,000

118. Mastectomy 5,000 5,000

119. Main Theatre 5,000 S,000

120. Major Operations 5,000 5,000

121. Major Operations-Theatre

5,000 5,000

122. Mc Donald Stitch 2,000 2,000

123. Laparotomy 5,000 5,000

124. K-Nailing 5,000 5,000

125. Myomectomy 5,000 S,000

126. Norplant-Theatre 300 300

127. Curettage 1,000 1,000

128. Contracture Release 5,000 5,000

129. Cliss 5,000 5,000

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130. D&C Theatre 1,000 1,000

131. Craniotomy 5,000 5,000

132. Circumcision-Theatre 1,000 1,000

133. Eschariotomy 2,000 2,000

134. Evacuation-Main 1,000 1,000

135. Excision 1,000 1,000

136. Excisional Biopsy 2,000 2,000

137. Episiotomy-Main Theatre

1,000 1,000

138. Amputation 5,000 5,000

139. Anal Dilation 1,000 1,000

140. Adenoidectomy 5,000 5,000

141. All U\Peritomy 5,000 5,000

142. Bone Graft 5,000 5,000

143. Btl 1,000 1,000

144. Appendectomy 5,000 5,000

145. Biopsy 1,000 1,000

PART G: MCH1. Surgical

Contraceptives 350 350

2. Oral Family Planning Pills

50 50

3. Registration- Mch 200 200 4. Removal of Implants 200 200 5. Removal of Implants-

MCH 200 200

6. Removal of Iucd-MCH

200 200

7. Removal of lucds 200 200 8. Insertion of Implants 200 200

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9. Insertion of Implants-MCH

200 200

10. Insertion of Iucds 200 200 11. Injectable 50 50 12. Injectable (Fp)- MCH 100 100 13. Ep Check Up 50 50 14. Fp Pills 50 50 15. MCH 16. MCH-Btl 1,000 1,000 17. MCH-Checks of

Implants 50 50

18. MCH- Implants Removal

200 200

19. MCI-I-Implant Insertion

200 200

20. MCH-Iced Insertion 200 200 21. MCI-I-Iced Removal 100 100 22. Iced Check 50 50 23. Micro tut 50 50 24. Check-Up- MCH 50 50 25. Cry therapy 1,200 1,200 26. Via 100 100

PART H: MEDICAL EXAMINATION1. Medical Examination

for adults for Travel Purposes

500 500

2. Medical Examination for Food Handler

200 200

3. Medical Examination for Students

200 200

PART I: MINOR THEATRE 1. Minor Theatre

Removal of Catheter 200 200

2. Minor Theatre Dressing

50 50

3. Minor Theatre - I&D 100 100 4. Minor Theatre-

Insertion And Damage

500 500

5. Minor Theatre- Release of Tongue Tie

200 200

6. Minor Theatre- Removal of Extra Digits

200 200

7. Minor Theatre - 300 300

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Removal of Ganglion And Cysts

8. Minor Theatre- Removal of Implants

300 300

9. Minor Theatre - Removal of Iucd

200 200

10. Minor Theatre - Removal of Stitches

50 50

11. Insertion & Dilation refer refer 12. Insertion of Implant 300 300 13. Clinics 100 100 14. Change of Catheter 200 200 15. Change of Catheter-

Minor Theatre 200 200

16. Circumcision - Minor Theatre

1,000 1,000

17. Circumcision 1,000 1,000 18. Dressing 50 50 19. Exploration of

Foreign Body 300 300

20. Cauterisation 100 100 21. Removal of Foreign

Bodies 100 100

22. Stitching Minor Theatre

300 300

PART J: MORTUARY CHARGES1. Post Mortem 1,000 1,000 2. Bed Charges-

Mortuary 200 200

3. Accommodation- Morgue.

200 200

4. Acc5. Morgue-

Embalmment 1,000 1,000

6. Morgue- Embalmment (Bid)

1,500 1,500

7. Morgue- Embalmment- Under 5

500 500

8. Mortuary Bed Day 300 300 9. Mortuary-

Miscellaneous 200 200

PART K: NURSING FEES1. Nurse-1occ Syringes

with Needle 10 10

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2. Nurse-Blood Giving Set

20 20

3. Nurse-Chromic Catgut

20 20

4. Nurse-Cotton Wool 50 50 5. Nurse-Crepebandage 50 50 6. Nurse- Crepe

Bandages 20 20

7. Nurse-Face Mask 10 10 8. Nurse-Folloy-

Cathetes 5.18 30 30

9. Nurse- Folloy-Cathetes 5.16

30 30

10. Nurse-Gauze Bandages

10 10

11. Nurse- Gauze Roll 500 500 12. Nurse- Iv Cannular G

20 40 40

13. Nurse- Iv Cannular G 24

40 40

14. Nurse- Iv Cannular G 22

40 40

15. Nurse- Maternity Pack 500 500 16. Nurse- Maternity Pads 70 70 17. Nurse- Strapping 70 70 18. Nurse- Surgical Blade 10 10 19. Nurse- Surgical

Gloves 30 30

20. Nurse-Sutures (Polygl) 2-0

200 200

21. Nurse- Sutures (Polygl) 3-0

200 200

22. Nurse- Syringes and Needle

15 15

PART L: ORTHOPEDIC TECHNOLOGY FEES1. Sach Foot- Orth Tech 10,000 10,000 2. Shoe Raise 400 400 3. Polio Boots 1,500 1,500 4. Suspension Belt- Orth

Tech Surgical Boots 1,200 1,200

5. Spinal Brace 5,000 5,000 6. Splints 1,500 1,500 7. Stump Sock (Single) 1,000 1,000 8. T-Strap 300 300 9. Tie Prosthesis 50,000 50,000

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10. T/K Prosthesis 50,000 50,000 11. Stymes Prosthesis 15,000 15,000 12. Prosthetic Repaires 1,500 1,500 13. Orth-Measurement 100 100 14. Orth Plaster 100 100 15. Orth. Technology 500 500 16. P.O.P Bandages

(Rolls) 1,500 1,500

17. Orthotech- Stump Sock (Single) Adults

1,000 1,000

18. Other Appliances 1,500 1,500 19. Orthotech- A E

Prosthesis Adult 300,000 300,000

20. Orthotech- A E Prosthesis Children

250,000 250,000

21. Orthotech- A K Calliper With Knee Joint (Single) Ad

7,500 7,500

22. Orthotech- A K Calliper With Knee Joint (Single) Ch

5,000 5,000

23. Orthotech- A 1<Calliper With Knee Joint (Single)

5,000 5,000

24. Orthotech- A K Calliper With Knee Joint (Single)

3,500 3,500

25. Orthotech-A K Prosthesis Adult

8,500 8,500

26. Orthotech- A K Prosthesis Children

60,000 60,000

27. Orthotech - Aluminium Ancillary Crutches Adult

3,500 3,500

28. Orthotech- Aluminium Ancillary Crutches Children

3,500 3,500

29. Orthotech- Aluminium Ancillary Elbow Crutches Children

2,500 2,500

30. Orthotech- Aluminium Ancillary Elbow Crutches Children

2,500 2,500

31. Orthotech- Ankle 3,500 3,500

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Brace Adult 32. Orthotech- Ankle

Brace Children 3,500 3,500

33. Orthotech - Arch Support Adult

500 500

34. Orthotech - Arch Support Children

500 500

35. Orthotech-B K Calliper (Single) Children

1,500 1,500

36. Orthotech-B K Calliper (Adult) Children

1,500 1,500

37. Orthotech- B K Prosthesis Adult

50,000 50,000

38. Orthotech- B K Prosthesis Children

30,000 30,000

39. Orthotech- C.P. Chair 4,000 4,000 40. Orthotech- C.P. Chair

Children 4,000 4,00

41. Othotech- Cervical Collars (General)

1,500 1,500

42. Orthotech- Commode Seat

1,500 1,500

43. Orthotech - Commode Seat Adult

2,000 2,000

44. Orthotech-Cossets (Spinal Jacket) Adult

4,500 4,500

45. Orthotech-Cossets (Spinal Jacket) Children

4,000 4,000

46. Orthotch-Crawling Pad (Set) Adult

2,000 2,000

47. Orthotch-Crawling Pad (Set) Children

2,000 2,000

48. Orthotech- Culcanel Pad Adult

1,500 1,500

49. Orthotech- Culcanel Pad Children

1,500 1,500

50. Orthotech- Drop Foot Splint (Without Shoes) Adult

2,000 2,000

51. Orthotech- Drop Foot Splint (Without Shoes) Children

2,000 2,000

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52. Orthotech- Hip Disarticulation Prosthesis Adult

90,000 90,000

53. Orthotech- Hip Disarticulation Prosthesis Children

30,000 30,000

54. Orthotech- Insole (Unilateral) Adult

500 500

55. Orthotech- Insole (Unilateral) Children

1,500 1,500

56. Orthotech- Knee Brace (Single) Adult

3,500 3,500

57. Orthotech- Knee Brace (Single) Children

3,000 3,000

58. Orthotech- Knee Cap (Single) Adult

500 500

59. Orthotech- Knee Cap (Single) Children

500 500

60. Orthotech- Knee Joint Set (Orthotics) Per Pair Adult

7,500 7,500

61. Orthotech- Knee Joint Set (Orthotics) Per Pair Children

10,500 10,500

62. Orthotech- Knee Joint Unit (Prosthetic Single) Adult

25,000 25,000

63. Orthotech- Knee Joint Unit (Prosthetic Single) Children

25,000 25,000

64. Orthotech- Measurement Taking Adult

250 250

65. Orthotech- Measurement Taking Children

250 250

66. Orthotech- Metallic Ancillary Crutches Adult

1,500 1,500

67. Orthotech- Metallic Axillar Crutches Children

2,000 2,000

68. Orthotech- Metallic Elbow Crutches Adult

1,000 1,000

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69. Orotech- Metallic Elbow Crutches Children

1,000 1,000

70. Orthotic - Orthotics Repairs ( Excluding Parts> Adult Orthotech- Orthotics Repairs ( Excluding Parts) Adult

1,500 1,500

71. Orthotech- P.O P Bandages (Rolls) Adult

2,000 2,000

72. Orthotech- P.O P Bandages (Rolls) Children

150 150

73. Orthotech- Polio Boots Adult

1,500 1,500

74. Orthotech- Polio Boots Children

1,200 1,200

75. Orthotech- Prosthetic Repairs (Excluding Parts) Adult

2,000 2,000

76. Orthotech- Prosthetic Repairs (Excluding Parts) Children

1,500 1,500

77. Orthotech-Sach Foot Adult

10,000 10,000

78. Orthotech-Sach Foot Children

10,000 100,000

79. Orthotech- Cervical Collars (General) Children

1,500 1,500

80. Orthotech- Shoe Raising

1,000 1,000

81. Orthotech- Shoe Raising Children

400 400

82. Orthotech-Socket A/K Prosthesis Children

20,000 20,000

83. Orthotech- Splints (General)Adult

1,500 15,000

84. Orthotech- Splints (General) Children

1,500 1,500

85. Orthotech-Spinal Brace Adult

5,000 5,000

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86. Orthotech-Spinal Brace Children

3,500 3,500

87. Orthotech-Stirrup Adult

1,000 1,000

88. Orthotech-Stirrup Children

1,000 1,000

89. Orthotech-Stump Sock (Single) Children

750 750

90. Orthotech--Stump Sock A K Prosthesis Adult

25,000 25000

91. Orthotech-Stump Sock B K Prosthesis Adult

10,000 10,000

92. Orthotech-Stump Sock B K Prosthesis Children

7,500 7,500

93. Orthotech-Surgical Boots (Orthopaedic Boots) Adult

3,000 3,000

94. Orthotech-Surgical Boots ( Orthopaedic Boots) Children

2,500 2,500

95. Orthotech-Suspension Belt Adult

1,200 1,200

96. Orthotech-Suspension Belt Children

1,200 1,200

97. Orthotech- Symes Prosthesis Adult

30,000 30,000

98. Orthotech-Symes Prosthesis Children

15,000 15,000

99. Orthotech-T E Prosthesis Adult

50,000 50,000

100. Orthotech-T E Prosthesis Children

50,000 50,000

101. Orthotech-T K Prosthesis Adult

50,000 50,000

102.

103. Orthotech- T K Prosthesis Children

35,000 35,000

104. Orthotech-T- Strap 300 300

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Adult 105. Orthotech-T- Strap

Children 300 300

106. Orthotech- Walking Canes (Adjustable)

500 500

107. Orthotech-Walking Frames (Adjustable) Adult

2,500 2,500

108. Orthotech-Walking Frames (Adjustable) Children

2,500 2,500

109. Orthotech- Wedges Adult

500 500

110. Orthotech-Wedges Children

500 500

111. Orthotech- Wheel Chair Adult

15,000 15,000

112. Orthotech-Wheel Chair Children

15,000 15,000

113. Orthotech-Wooden Crutches Adult

550 550

114. Orthotech-Wooden Crutches Children

400 400

115. Taking Measurements 100 100

116. Walking Canes 500 500

117. Walking Frames 2,500 2,500

118. X-ray- Hip Disaculation Prosthesis

90,000 90,000

119. Metallic Elbow Crutches

1,000 1,000

120. Metallic Crutches Axillary

1,500 1,500

121. Knee Brace 3,500 3,500

122. Kneecap 500 500

123. Knee Joint Set (Orthotic)

7,500 7,500

124. Knee Joint Unit (Prosthetic Single)

27,000 27,000

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125. Insole (Unilateral) 500 500

126. Figure Of 8 Bandage 50 50

127. C.P Chair 4,000 4,000

128. Arch Support 500 500

129. B/E Prosthesis 30,000 30,000

130. B/K Calliper (Single) 1,500 1,500

131. B/K Prosthesis 30,000 30,000

132. A/E Prosthesis 60,000 60,000

133. A/K Calliper With Knee Joint (Single)

5,000 5,000

134. A/K CainPer Without Knee Joint (Single)

3,500 3,500

135. A/K Prosthesis 70,000 70,000

136. Aluminium Auxiliary Crutches

3,500 3,500

137.

138. Aluminium Elbow Crutches

2,500 2,500

139. Ankle Support 3,000 3,000

140. Drop Foot Splint 2,000 2,000

141. - 1,500 1,500

142. Cervical Collars

143. Corsets 4,000 4,000

144. Wedges 500 500

145. Wheel Chair 15,000 15,000

146. Wooden Crutches 550 550

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147. Pharmacy

148. Pain Killers/General 30 30

149. Pharmacy

150. Solution Insulin 100 100

151. Mop Drugs 100 100

152. Iv Giving Set 50 50

153. Laser Treatment (Pharmacy)

154. Insulin 150 150

155. First Line Antibiotics 50 50

156. Chiororhexidine Mouthwash

157. Drugs 1,660 1,660

158. Eye- Enucleation (Pharmacy)

159. Application of Skin 1,000 1,000

160. Apdk 38,000 38,000

161. Apdk- Eldoret Branch 38,000 38,000

162. Apd K2 19,000 19,000

163. Lumpsome 38,000 38,000

164. Physiotherapy

165. Physiotherapy Adult 200 200

166. Physiotherapy Adult- Inpatient

200 200

167. Physiotherapy Adult- Out patient

200 200

168. Physiotherapy Amenity

240 240

169. Physiotherapy Child 200 200

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170. Physiotherapy Child -Inpatient

200 200

171. Physiotherapy child- Out patient

200 200

172. Physiotherapy Out patient- Private

200 200

173. Physiotherapy- Wheel Chair Charges

16,000 16,000

174. Physiotherapy- Adult

175. Physiotherapy- Tricycle Charges

19,000 19,000

176. Incinerator Charges 50 50

PART M: RECORDS FEES AND CHARGES1. Fp- Records 55 55 2. Anc Card 25 25 3. Admission 100 100 4. Admissions 100 100 5. Cwc Card 20 20 6. Child Health Card-

Records 20 20

7. Special Clinic File 100 100 8. Search of Records 300 300 9. Research Personal 500 500 10. Retrieval patient File

Verification Fee 2,000 2,000

11. patient File Registration Fee

500 500

12. Registration 20 20 13. Surgical Blade -4/5 20 20 14. Bed Charges - Ward

4/5 500 500

15. Catheter 150 150 16. Blood Giving Set 30 30 17. Admission Ward 4/5 100 100 18. Dressing - Ward 4/5 50 50 19. Enema- Ward 4/5 100 100 20. Injection- Male Surge 100 100 21. Injections 50 50 22. Insertion of Branula 50 50 23. File 70 70 24. Fgauzebandage-

Ward4/5 200 200

25. I.V Fluid 50 50

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26. Miscellaneous- Male Surge

100 100

27. Lumber Puncture- Male Surge

150 150

28. Lumber Puncture- Male Surgery

100 100

PART N: WARD CHARGESSECTION 1: WARD 6

1. Lumber Puncture- Male Med

200 200

2. Iv Giving Set- Ward 6 20 20 3. Miscellaneous- Male

Med 150 150

4. Iv Fluid- Ward 6 100 100 5. Injection - Male Med 50 50 6. Enema- Ward 6 100 100 7. Dresing - Ward 6 50 50 8. Cleaning Gloves-

Ward 6 10 10

9. Blood Giving Set - Male Med

30 30

10. Branub- Ward 6 70 70 11. Caretaker-Ward 6 150 150 12. Bed Charges- Ward 6 200 200 13. Surgical Gloves-

Ward 6 20 20

14. Syringe- Ward 6 10 10 15. Urinebag-Ward6 100 100

SECTION 2: WARD 716. Urine Bag- Ward 7 100 100 17. Syringe - Ward7 5 10 18. Surgical Gloves-Ward

7 20 25

19. Pleura tapping 100 100 20. Bed Charges- Ward 7 200 200 21. Ascitic Tapping 100 100 22. Caretaker- Ward 7 150 150 23. Branula- Ward 7 70 70 24. Blood Giving Set-

Female Med 30 30

25. ACC 26. Cleaning Gloves-

Ward 7 10 10

27. Enema- Ward 7 50 50 28. Injection - Female 100 100

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Med 29. I. V Fluid - Ward 7 50 50 30. I.V Transfusion 100 100 31. Lvi 100 100 32. Gastric Lavage 50 50 33. Miscellaneous -

Female Med 50 50

34. Iv Giving Set- Ward 7 150 150 35. Lumber Puncture -

Ward 7 100 100

36. Lumber Puncture -Female Med

200 200

SECTION 3: WARD X37. Iv Giving Set- Ward

X 20 20

38. Iv Fluid 0 Ward X 100 100 39. Dressing - Ward X 50 50 40. Leaning Gloves-

Ward X 10 10

41. Act - 42. Branula- Ward X 70 70 43. Caretaker - Ward X 150 150 44. Bed Charges- Ward X 200 200 45. Syringe-Ward X 10 10 46. oxygen Cannula 250 250 47. Xidex 150 150 48. Ood Giving Set-Paeds 30 30 49. Enema Ward X 100 100 50. Lunjerr Puncture -

Paeos 200 200

51. Miscellaneous- Paeds 150 150 52. Injection - Paeds 50 50 53. Reproductive Health

Theatre 50 50

54. Rht-Dilation and Curretage

1,000 1,000

55. Rht-Caesarean Section

5,000 5,000

56. Rf-It-Cystectomy Oophorectomy Ovarian Cysts-Ma

5,000 5,000

57. Rht-Examination Under Anaesthesia (Eva)

1,000 1,000

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58. Rht-Hysterectomy 5,000 5,000

59. Rht-Macdonalds Stitch

1,000 1,000

60. Rht-MarsuPauzation 1,000 1,000

61. Ri-It-Mymectomy 5,000 5,000

62. Rht-Salpi Ng EctomySalpingostomy

5,000 5,000

63. Rht-Tubal Ligation-Vasectomy

1,000 1,000

64. Rht-Tuboplasty 5,000 5,000

65. Rht-V V F and R U F Repair

5,000 5,000

66. Rht-Vaginoplasty 1,000 1,000

67. Cryoti-Ierapy 2,000 2,000

68. Explorative Laparatomy

5,000 5,000

69. Cystectomy 5,000 5,000

70. Cryotherapy;Leep 1,000 1,000

71. Ceasarian Section

72. Eua-Ward 1 1,000 1,000

73. Laparatomy-Peritonitis

5,000 5,000

PART O: SPECIAL ACCOUNTS FEES AND CHARGES1. Miscellaneous 180 180

2. FauluReg Account 200 200

3. Attachment Certificate

1,000 1,000

4. Attachment Degree 2,000 2,000

5. Attachment Diploma 1,500 1,500

6. Special Account - -

7. Record Extraction 500 500

8. Printing patient File 50 50

9. Tissue Paper - -

10. Ward 1 50 50

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11. Ye-Ward 1 50 50

12. Vaginal Exam 100 100

13. Urine Bag-Ward 1 250 250

14. Pocks-Ward 1 1,000 1,000

15. Repair of Perianal TearTheatre

200 200

16. Speculum Exam-Ward 1

10 10

17. Syringe-Ward 1 20 20

18. Surgical Gloves-Ward 1

50 50

19. Surgical Blade-Ward 1

200 200

20. Bed Charges-Ward 1 30 30

21. Blood Giving Set-Ward 1

150 150

22. Caretaker-Ward 1 70 70

23. Branula-Ward 1 30 30

24. Blood Giving Set-Gynae

- -

25. Accommodation -Wd1

-

26. Accwd1 50 50

27. Dressing-Ward 1 100 100

28. Enema-Gynae 100 100

29. Catheter-Ward 1clean GlovesWard1

10 10

30. Induction 200 200

31. Injection-Gynae 50 50

32. IvEliuds-Ward 1 100 100

33. Miscellaneous Gynae 150 150

34. Mva-Ward 1 1,000 1,000

35. Iv Giving Set-Ward 1 20 20

36. Lumber Puncture-Gynae

200 200

37. Ward 2/3

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38. Lumber Puncture-Female Surgery

200 200

39. Iv Giving Set-Ward2/3

20 20

40. Iv Fluids 100 100

41. Miscellaneous-Female surgery

150 150

42. Iv Flu Ids-Ward2/3 100 100

43. Injection Female Surgery

50 50

44. Clean Gloves-Ward2/3

10 10

45. Catheter-Ward2/3 100 100

46. Enema-Ward2l3 100 100

47. Dresssing-Ward2j3 50 50

48. Acc2/3 - -

49. Blood Giving Set Female Surgery

30 30

50. Branula-Ward2/3 70 70

51. Caretaker-Ward2/3 150 150

52. Bed Cgarges-Ward2/3 200 200

53. Surgical Blade-Ward2/3

50 50

54. Surgical Gloves-Ward2/3

20 20

55. Syring-Ward2/3 10 10

56. Syringe-Ward 10 10

57. Urine Bag-Ward2/3 100 100

FIFTEENTH SCHEDULE: CHARGES ON AGRICULTURAL SERVICES

PART A: FARM SERVICES

Particular Revenue Item Unit of measure

Present Charges

Proposed New Charges

1. Ploughing new land Rate per Acre 2,400 2,800 (a) Dry rate (revenue) Rate per Acre 1,350 1,500 (b) Other costs (fuel) Rate per Acre 1,050 1,200

2. Ploughing new land Rate per Acre 2,500 3,000

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(a) Dry land Rate per Acre 1,000 2,500 (b) Other costs (fuel) Rate per Acre 700 1,500

3. Re-ploughing new land Rate per Acre 1,600 2,000 (a) Dry rate Rate per Acre 1,000 1,500 (b) Other costs (fuel) Rate per Acre 700 1,200

4. Re-ploughing old land Rate per Acre 1,400 2,000 (a) Dry rate Rate per Acre 1,000 1,200 (b) Other costs Rate per Acre 600 800

5. Harrowing new land Rate per Acre 1,000 1,800 (a) Dry rate Rate per Acre 400 1,500 (b) Other costs Rate per Acre 400 1,000

6. Harrowing old land Rate per Acre 1,000 1,500 (a) Dry rate Rate per Acre 400 600 (b) Other costs Rate per Acre 400 600

7. Planting & Ridging Rate per Acre 1,000 1,500 (a) Dry rate Rate per Acre 400 600 (b) Other costs Rate per Acre 400 600

8. Shelling 90 kg Bag Rate per Acre 50 100 9. Grazing Rate per Acre 50 50 10. County forests, swamps, wet

lands etc. (per head per month)

PART B: TESTING FEE FOR EACH AGRICULTURAL FARM CURRENT PROPOS

ED Kshs.

11. 10 horse power 136,000 400,000 12. 40 horse power 215,200 250,500 13. 60 horse power 268,000 280,000 14. 80 horse power 370,800 400,000 15. 100 horse power 373,600 405,500 16. 110 horse power 400,000 420,000 PART C: OTHER CHARGES FOR USE OF A COUNTY AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY

Current Charges(KShs.) Proposed Charges(KShs.) Dry rate Wet rate Dry rate Proposed

(a) Cat 06, Hanomage d600c, TO 15& other 150-179HP

3,020 4,615 7,000 8,000

(b) Cat 07, Komatsu 07, TD2OE, and All others from 180HP to 240HP

3,772 5,200 7,500 8,500

(c) Cat D8 and Terex l4 and all others above 240HP

4,720 7,000 10,500 12,508

(d) Aveling Marshall 140, Cat 12 M/Grader M/Grader MF 500B, and all others 120-149

2,640 4,000 7,000 6,450

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HP (e) Cat D4, TD ll, bucket loader

and all others 110HP and below 1,960 3,000 5,450 8,000

(f) Dragline 16OHP 3,020 1,615 7,000 8,000 (g) Exuvators160H 2,640 4,000 7,000 500 (h) Earth movement in cubic

metres (m3) 180 285 310 1,900

(i) Compressor 1,000 1,570 1,700 PART D: PLANNING AND DESIGN

Particular Revenue Item Present Charges

Proposed New Charges

1. Dam Survey and Design (per day)

25,000 27,000

2. Detailed survey with contours 2,000 3,000 3. Perimeter Survey for area

determined 600 800

4. Farm survey layout planning 4,600 5,000 5. Transport Hire 6. (a) Low loaded (40 tons

capacity) per KM 250 450

(b) Operator’s allowance (per working day) or the respective County Government per diem rate, whichever is greater, per operator.

1,000 1,500

7. Personnel Hire (Daily or part of the day thereof) (a) professionals 5,000 6,000 (b)Technicians 3,500 4,500 (c)Artisans 2,000 3,000

PART E: IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE SERVICES1. Problem

identification/assessment per visit

6,000 7,000

2. Survey for design per hectare 3,500 4,500 3. Profile survey per km 4,000 5,000 4. Supervision of installation of

portable sets and system on plots up to 2 hectored per

4,080 5,080

5. Installation and testing 4,080 5080

6. Fixing pumps sets and system on plots over 2 hectares per installation and testing

12,300 13,300

7. Filing pumps sets performance 5,850 6,850

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test 8. Testing water application

efficiency per test 3,900 4,900

PART F: LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENTSection 1: Veterinary Services Fees1. Veterinary Public Health Fees

charged (Kshs.) 2. Fee charges (Kshs) 3. Licensing of Abattoirs 4. Category A 6,000 7,000 5. Category B 4,000 5,000 6. Category C 1,000 1,500 7. Licensing of meat containers 100 200 8. Slaughter man’s license 100 200 9. Meat inspection fees

(private slaughter houses) 300 300

10. Meat inspection fees: Cattle 100 200 11. Meat inspection fees: Sheep 25 50 12. Meat inspection fees: Goat 25 500 13. Meat inspection fees: Pigs 50 70 14. Meat inspection fees: Camels 100 150 15. Meat inspection fees: Poultry 2 4 16. Certificate of transport 20 25 Section 2: Disease control

Subsection 1: Vaccination 17. Lump skin disease Variables

depending on sources of vaccines

18. Black quarter /Anthrax 19. Foot and mouth disease 20. Foot and mouth disease 21. Trivalent vaccines 90 150 22. Quadrivalent vaccines 120 200 23. Rabies 100 220 Section 3: Charges at Dips24. Dipping per head 20 20 Section 4: Stock movement permit (Stock movement permit outside the county –per head) 25. Cattle 100 10026. Sheep/goat 50 5027. Donkey /horse 100 100 28. Dogs 100 10029. Pigs 100 100 30. Livestock traders’ licenses 800 1,000

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31. Donkey carts per week 100 100 Section 5: Diagnostic services32. Full postmortem services:

Cattle 300 400

33. Full postmortem services: Sheep and goats

250 350

34. Full postmortem services: Poultry

200 300

35. Examination of blood /gland smear

100 150

36. Examination of organ /impression smear

150 200

37. Examination of faecal sample 100 150 38. Examination of skin scrapping 200 250 39. Hide and Skin 7 leather

Improvement Section 6: A.I. services and Miscellaneous 40. Dispatch note 100 150 41. Licensing of Banda’s 500 600 42. Licensing private A.I. Service

providers 1,500 1,700

SIXTEENTH SCHEDULE: CHARGES UNDER THE PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT

No. Service/Product Kapsabet Town

Nandi Hills Town

Other Sub-Counties

1. Change/Extension of user fees 10,000 10,000 10,0002. Extension of lease 5, 000 5, 000 2, 5003. Extension/modification/alteration of existing

building15, 000 10, 000 6, 000

Approval of building plans1. Minimum charges up to 100m2 1, 500 1, 500 1, 5002. 101-150m2 2, 500 2, 500 2, 5003. 151-200m2 3, 500 3, 500 3, 5004. 201-300m2 4, 500 4, 500 4, 5005. 301-400m2 5, 500 5, 500 5, 5006. 401-500m2 6, 500 6, 500 6, 5007. 501-600m2 7, 500 7, 500 7, 5008. 601-700m2 8, 500 8, 500 8, 5009. For every 1sqm above 700m2 20 20 2010. Telecommunication mast 30, 000 30, 000 30, 00011. Building occupation certificate 1, 000 1, 000 1, 00012. General shops 3, 000 3, 000 3, 00013. Private schools 10,000 10,000 10,00014. Petrol station (independent) 10,000 10,000 10,00015. Petrol station (multinational) 15, 000 15, 000 15, 000

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16. Paraffin pump 5, 000 5, 000 5, 00017. Churches 5, 000 5, 000 5, 00018. Hospitals 10,000 10,000 10,00019. Industrial concern (big) 15, 000 15, 000 15, 00020. Industrial concern (small) 6, 000 6, 000 6, 00021. Building residential (within markets) 4, 000 4, 000 4, 00022. Hotels with lodgings facilities (big) 15, 000 15, 000 15, 00023. Hotels with lodgings facilities (small) 6, 000 6, 000 6, 00024. PPA. 1(Application for Approval) 2, 000 2, 000 2, 00025. PPA. 2 1, 000 1,000 1,00026. PPA. 5 Compliance Certificate 1,000 1,000 50027. Scrutiny of EIA/EA 3, 000 3, 000 3, 00028. Site Inspection 5,000 5,000 5,000

Penalties on construction without approved plans (regularization fee)

1. Ground-single storey 10, 000 10, 000 10, 0002. Double storey 20, 000 20, 000 20, 0003. Triple storey 30, 000 30, 000 30, 0004. Fourth storey and above 50, 000 50, 000 50, 0005. Sub-division of land per portion 1, 000 1, 000 1, 0006. Fire compliance certificate 5,000 5,000 5,0007. Sale of plans per copy 4, 000 4, 000 4,000

Procurement of copies of the minutes:1. Amount chargeable for first page 500 500 5002. Amount per page per additional copy 100 100 100

Appeal fees1. Appeal fee to the decision of the Town

Planning and Development Control Committee

1, 000 1, 000 1, 000

2. Approval of master plans/site plans for land use planning per acre

20,000 20,000 20,000

SEVENTEENTH SCHEDULE: CHARGES RELATING TO BETTING, LOTERIES AND GAMING ACTIVITIES

No.

Types of licence/Perrmit

Application fees

(KShs.)

Licence fee grant

(KShs.)

Annual licence

fee (KShs.)

Licence renewal

fee (KShs.)

Transfer fee (KShs.)

1. Pool table 300 per 2, 500 per

2, 500 — —

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table table per table

2. Amusement machines

300 per machine

— 2000 per machine

— —

3. Duplicate of license or permit

— 250 per license

or permit

— — —

4. Pool betting scheme premises:

(a) Promoter 10, 000 100, 000

50, 000 5, 000 5, 000

(b) Principal agent 10, 000 50, 000 10, 000 5, 000 5, 000

(c) Agent 2, 000 — 2, 000 1, 000 —

MEMORANDUM OF REASONS

With the coming into Government of a new County Executive dispensation, a lot of changes relating to the taxing and/or fee charging regime principles were put in place to review the figures and taxing policies. This has led to the amendment of the Finance Act, 2017.

The purpose of the Bill is to amend the laws relating to various taxes and duties; and for matters incidental thereto. Part I of the Bill makes provision for preliminary matters involving the short title, commencement clause and the interpretation clause.

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Part II of the Bill recounts matters relating to the charges, trade license fees, rent and infrastructure maintenance fees. Under that part, provisions relating to the general procedure on application for licences and/or permits, fees payable relating to the applications of licences and/or permits, plot or house rent, Cess and market fees and the power of the Executive Committee Member responsible for finance to effect changes in the Schedules to the Bill vide regulations.

Part III of the Bill makes provisions relating to payment made to the County. It sets out the power of the Executive Committee Member responsible for finance to appoint agents to assist in the collection of revenue. It further sets out the duties and responsibilities of the agents so appointed.

Part IV of the Bill provides for amendments effected on the Nandi County Cess Act, 2017, (No. 2 of 2017). The said Part features amendments on Sections 2, 6, 11, 13 and 20 of the said Act. It further consists amendments made on the First, Second and Third Schedules of the Act. It finally introduces a new Schedule dubbed the Fourth Schedule which introduces a Conflict of Interest Declaration and Action Form.

Part V of the Bill makes provision for offences and penalties. The said part sets out a section for the general penalty for offences under the Bill whose penalty is not specifically spelt out. It further sets out offences by County Staff in the carrying out of their duties as collections agents, etc.

Part VI of the Bill makes provision for miscellaneous matters such as savings on laws, orders and by-laws of defunct authorities relating to taxes or fees chargeable by the County and gives them legitimacy as if they were enacted under the said Bill. The Bill further provides that any contradictory figures in relation to fees, charges, licenses, Cess or rent, applicable before the commencement of the Bill, for businesses, activities, goods or services specified in the schedules, shall cease to apply at the commencement of the Bill. Finally, the part makes provision for regulations to be made by the Executive Committee Member for the better carrying out of the purposes and provisions of the Bill.

CPA ALFRED LAGAT,CEC Member for Finance and Economic Planning.

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