Pacific Wildcat Resources Corp (PWCRF)

[Mr. Bill]

As will be seen, Mr. Masibo issued SML 351 contrary to his own stated policy, as set out in the Roadmap, of what was required.
117. The Roadmap set out Mr. Masibo’s instructions as follows:
1. Undertake mining feasibility study on the established mineral deposit. 2. Undertake cadastral survey of the deposit area by a registered surveyor and have it approved by the Director of Surveys. 3. Undertake an Environmental Impact Assessment Study (“EIA”) for the Mining Project, Environmental Action Plans, etc approved by NEMA. EIA reports are published in the media for public comments before approval at the applicants’ cost. 4. Undertake compensation survey Estimates, negotiating rates with the land owners in case of private land. Come up with compensation Agreements. 5. Apply for the mining lease/special mining lease enclosing mining feasibility study report, approved cadastral survey by the Director of Surveys, EIA and Environmental Action Plans (EMPs) approved by NEMA, compensation agreements with land owners, company’s registration documents, financial capability, etc 6. The application is checked before being recommended to the Interministerial Prospecting and Mining Licensing Committee which sits every three months. 7. Application is published once in the Kenya Gazette and three (3) times in a local newspaper at intervals of not less than a week to invite any objections within 90 days from the date of last publication, at the cost of the applicant. 8. Carry out compensation exercise to the land owners for private land parcels. 9. Issuance of the mining/special mining lease followed by stamp duty at Land’s office.119 (emphasis added)