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The Government Gazette of Mauritius THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF MAURITIUS Published by Authority No. 137 - Port Louis : Saturday 7 November 2020 - Rs. 25.00 TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL NOTICES 1592 — Legal Supplement 1593 — Notice for Public Inspection of EIA Report 1594 — Notice for Public Inspection of EIA Report by True Tesla Technologies (Mauritius) Ltd 1595 — Notice to Cane Planters 1596 — Police Notice - Remembrance Day 2020 1597 — Notice under the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act 1598 — Notice under the Prevention of Corruption Act 2002 (PoCA 2002) 1599 1 to ? Notice under the Companies Act 2001 1601 ) 1602 1 to > Change of Name 1604 ) 1605 — Notice under the National Land Transport Authority 1606 ] to > Notice under the Patents, Industrial Designs & Trademarks Act 1609 J LEGAL SUPPLEMENT See General Notice No. 1592 4270 The Mauritius Government Gazette General Notice No. 1592 of2020 The report may also be inspected on the ’s website at the following address: LEGAL SUPPLEMENT Ministry http://environment. eovmu. ore The undermentioned Proclamation is published in the Legal Supplement to this number of the (d) Public comments should be submitted in Government Gazette : writing to the Director of Environment on 18 November 2020 at latest. The envelope To fix the date of the coming into operation of should be marked “EIA Comments”, on the sections 1 to 11, 17, 20, 33 to 41, 43, 45, and 47 of top left hand comer and addressed to: the Real Estate Agent Authority Act 2020. The EIA Desk (Proclamation No. 10 of 2020) Department of Environment Ministry of Environment, Solid Waste Management and Climate Change Prime Minister’s Office, 5th Floor, Ken Lee Tower Port Louis. Cnr. Barracks and St. Georges Streets This 7th November, 2020. Port Louis Date: 27 October 2020 Second and Last Publication Department of Environment General Notice No. 1593 of2020 Ministry of Environment, Solid Waste MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, SOLID WASTE Management and Climate Change MANAGEMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE NOTICE FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION OF EIA REPORT First Publication Notice is hereby given under Section 20 General Notice No. 1594 of2020 of the Environment Protection Act 2002 by the Solid Waste Management Division, Ministry MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE of Environment, Solid Waste Management and Climate Change that an EIA of an exempt NOTICE FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION OF EIA undertaking has been submitted on 23 October REPORT BY TRUE TESLA TECHNOLOGIES 2020 under Section 28(2) of the Act for a scheduled (MAURITIUS) LTD undertaking and that the EIA report shall be opened Notice is hereby given under Section 20 for public inspection. of the Environment Protection Act 2002 by the Department of Environment, Ministry of (a) The undertaking concerns the Proposed Environment, Solid Waste Management and Vertical Expansion Works at Mare Chicose Climate Change that an application for an EIA Landfill. Licence has been submitted on 30 October 2020 (b) The location of the proposed undertaking is at under Section 18(1) of the Act for a scheduled Mare Chicose in the district of Grand Port. undertaking and that the EIA report shall be opened for public inspection. (c) The EIA Report is open for public inspection (a) The undertaking concerns the proposed and it may be inspected during normal office Setting up of an innovative 100KW Tesla working hours (i.e. 08.45 to 12.00 hrs and Cascading hydropower plant at the 12.30 to 16.00 hrs) at the Resource Centre Tamarin River, under the Yemen Bridge by of the Department of Environment, Ground True Tesla Technologies (Mauritius) Ltd Floor, Ken Lee Tower, Cnr. Barracks and St. Georges Streets, Port Louis and at the District (b) The location of the proposed undertaking is at Council of Grand Port. Yemen, in the District of Black River 7 November 2020 4271 (c) The report may be inspected during normal General Notice No. 1596 of2020 office working hours (i.e. 08.45 hrs to 12.00 hrs POLICE NOTICE and 12.30 hrs to 16.00 hrs) at the Resource Centre of the Department of Environment, REMEMBRANCE DAY 2020 Ground Floor, Ken Lee Tower, Cnr. Barracks By virtue of Section 25 (3) of the Police Act and St. Georges Streets, Port Louis and at the and Section 181 of the Road Traffic Act, traffic District Council of Black River arrangements will be in force from 0900 hours to 1200 hours on Sunday 08th November 2020 at (d) The report may also be inspected on the Curepipe on the occasion of the Remembrance portal of the Economic Development Day Ceremony to be held at the War Memorial. Board at the following- address: https ://business.edbmauritius.ore and public 2. Closed Streets comments should be submitted online at (i) The Royal Road Curepipe from its junction the above address by.28 November 2020 with Queen Elizabeth Avenue opposite Ste at latest. Therese Church to that with Malartic Street will be closed to all vehicular traffic. Cars Department of Environment of guests attending the ceremony will be Ministry of Environment, allowed access along Chasteauneuf Street Solid Waste Management and to Winston Churchill Street. Climate Change (ii) Rajcoomar Gujadhur Street (College Lane) 4 November 2020 and Jules Koenig Street (Ex Chancery Lane) will be closed to all vehicular traffic. 3. Diversion of Traffic General Notice No. 1595 of2020 Traffic will be diverted as follows: - MAURITIUS CANE INDUSTRY AUTHORITY (i) Cars and lorries from the South, bound for Control and Arbitration Department Réduit 80835 the North and Vacoas will proceed along Tel: 454 1028/29 Fax: 464 8817 Email: cad@mcia.mu Barry street onto Boulevard Victoria street; NOTICE TO CANE PLANTERS (ii) Buses leaving Jan Pallach Traffic Centre for Port Louis and Quatre Bornes will Second Provisional Assessment of Sugar proceed along Sivananda Avenue; and Molasses - Crop 2020 (iii) Buses leaving Jan Pallach Traffic In accordance with Section 39(4) of the Mauritius Centre for the South will proceed along Cane Industry Authority Act 2011, the Control and Ste Therese Street; Arbitration Committee has on 30 September 2020 (iv) Cars and lorries from the North, Quartier determined a Second Provisional Assessment of Militaire and Vacoas bound for the South Sugar and Molasses for Crop 2020. will proceed via Jerningham Street, Boulevard Victoria, Ste Therese Street and The assessment has been sent to factories for Royal Road Curepipe; the information of planters and may be consulted at the Head Office of the Control and Arbitration (v) Vehicles from the Town Centre bound Department, Réduit. for the North and Vacoas will proceed via Barry Street and Boulevard Victoria Street; The assessment can also be accessed at the (vi) Vehicles from Phoenix, Eau Coulee following website: mcia.mu etc., proceeding to the ceremony will be 1 October 2020 diverted onto Pope Hennessy Street, De Somay Street, Alfonse Raffray Street and Chief Executive Officer Sir Winston Churchill Street excent rare nf 4272 The Mauritius Government Gazette the President, Prime Minister and Deputy ceremony. Taxi cars will instead be parked Prime Minister; and, along Maigrot Street. (vii) As from 10.00 hrs, vehicles coming from (iii) When the ceremony is in progress from Botanical Garden Street, proceeding 1100 hrs, no vehicle will be allowed towards Curepipe Centre will be diverted to to emerge onto Royal Road from Dupin Street and Alphonse Raffray Street. Chasteauneuf Street. 4. Prohibited Parking 5. Judicial Proceedings (i) Vehicles will not be permitted to park along Non compliance with these traffic arrangements Chasteauneuf Street, Royal Road from its will entail judicial proceedings. junction with Q. Elizabeth Avenue up to The cooperation and understanding of the public Malartic Street, Rajcoomar Gajadhur Street would be much appreciated. (College Lane) and Sir Winston Churchill Street as from 0600 hrs to 1300 hrs on 08 6 November, 2020 November 2020. Mr K. Servansing, PMSM (ii) Access to the taxi stand at Sir Winston Commissioner of Police Churchill Street will be prohibited to Office of the Commissioner of Police taxi cars as same will be reserved for the Police Headquarters parking of cars of officials attending the Line Barracks Port Louis General Notice No. 1597 of2020 NATIONAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT ACT Order made by the National Crisis Committee under section 16(2) of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act 1. WHEREAS the motor vessel Wakashio of Panama flag ran aground off Pointe D’Esny on 25 July 2020, at 19.31 hours local time, and, on 6 August 2020, an oil spill eventually resulted. 2. By General Notice No. 1148 of 2020, published in the Gazette of 10 August 2020, the National Crisis Committee, after consultation with the Prime Minister, ordered, pursuant to section 16(2) of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act - (a) that no unauthorised person should venture in the following restricted areas or in any such other areas as the National Crisis Committee may deem necessary - (i) the lagoon region from Bois des Amourettes Jetty along an imaginary line up to Le Chaland; (ii) Pointe D’Esny, Pointe Vacoas, Pointe Jérôme, Blue Bay Marine Park, Pointe Brocus, Falaise Rouge up to Mahebourg Waterfront, Rivière des Creoles public beach, Anse Jonchée, Bambous Virieux, Grand Sable, Pointe du Diable, Pointe aux Feuilles, Quatre Soeurs, Deux Frères, Grand River South East, Ile aux Cerfs, Ilot Mangenie and Trou D’Eau Douce; (b) the closure of any places as the National Crisis Committee may deem necessary. 3. NOW, THEREFORE, the public is hereby informed that, as from 7 November 2020, swimming, diving, surfing and boating will be allowed at the sites specified in the Appendix. 7 November 2020 4273 4. However, the public is reminded that no fishing activities shall be carried out at the sites specified in the Appendix.
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