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REGULATION OF THE CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE
NUMBER: 6 YEARS 2007
ABOUT
MANAGEMENT OF COASTAL AREAS AND SMALL ISLANDS
WITH THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY THE GOVERNOR OF CENTRAL SULAWESI
Weigh In Recall
a. B. C. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
that the coastal regions of Central Sulawesi region have the natural resources of natural resources and environmental services that have economic potential and can be utilized for the improvement of community welfare; that region management Coastal and Small Islands need to be managed in a unified and controlled environment to create a balance between utilization and protection in support of sustainable development of the environment; that is based on consideration as referred to the letter a, and b, need to form the Sulawesi Province Propinsi Regulation It's about the Management Of Coastal Areas and the Small Islands. Law No. 5 of the Year 1960 on the Basic Law of the Agrarian Foundation (the State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1960 No. 104, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 2043); Law No. 13 of 1964 on the Redemption of the Regulation (in Indonesian). Successor Government Act No. 2 of 1964 on the Establishment of the Central Sulawesi Region and Southeast Sulawesi region by changing Law Number 47 Prp Year 1960 on the Establishment of the Sulawesi Level I Region North-Central and South Sulawesi-South Sulawesi (State Sheet) Republic of Indonesia Year 1964 No. 7) became the Act. (State of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1964 Number 94, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 2687); Law No. 11 of 1967 on the provisions of the Pokok Mining by changing the Law No. 37 Prp Year of the 1960s on The Mining (State Of The Republic Of Indionsia In 1960 Number 119) became an Act. (sheet of State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1967 Number 22 Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 2831); Law No. 8 Year 1981 on Criminal Event Law (State Sheet of Indonesia Year 1981 Number 76, Additional Gazette of State Republic of Indonesia No. 3209); Law No. 5 Year 1990 on the Conservation of Natural Resources Hayati and its Ecosystem (sheet of State of the Republic of Indonesia 1990 No. 49, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 3299); Act Number 9 Year 1990 on Severity (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia) 1990 Number 78, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 3427); Act No. 5 of 1994 on the United Nations Convention Concern Biodiversity (sheet of State of the Republic of Indonesia 1994 No. 41, Additional Sheet of State of Indonesia No. 3556); Act No. 6 of 1996 on Indonesian Waters (State Gazette of 1996 No. 73, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3647);
9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.
Act No. 23 of 1997 on the Environmental Management of the Living Environment (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1997 Number 68, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 3669); Act No. 41 of 1999 on Forestry (State of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1999 Number 167, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 3888) as amended by Law No. 19 Year 2004 (State Sheet) 2004 (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2004 Number 92, Extra Sheet) State of the Republic of Indonesia number 4310); Act No. 25 of the Year 2004 on National Development Planning System (2004 Indonesian State Sheet Number 104, Addition Of State Sheet Republic Of Indonesia Number 4421); Law No. 31 Year 2004 On Fisheries (state Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia in 2004) Number 118, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia No. 4433); Law Number 32 Year 2004 on Regional Government (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4437) as of has been amended by Law No. 8 of 2005 on Redemption Rule Number 3 Year 2005 on Change of Law Number 32 Year 2004 on Local Government Act (Sheet Country Indonesia 2005 Number 108, Additional Gazette) Republic of Indonesia No. 4548); Law No. 26 of 2007 on the Alignment of the Space (State Sheet of Indonesia Year 2007 Number 68, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4725); Government Regulation Number 68 Year 1998 on Natural Sanctuary and Natural Preservation Area (State of the Republic of Indonesia) 1998 Number 8132, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia No. 3776); Government Regulation No. 19 of 1999 on Pollution Control and/or Vandalism Of Sea (Sheet State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1999 Number 155, Additional Sheet Of State Republic of Indonesia Number 3816); Government Regulation Number 27 of 1999 on Analysis Regarding Environmental Impact (State Sheet Of Indonesia Year 1999 Number 59, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 3838); Government Regulation (Indonesian: Indonesian: Indonesian: Indonesian: Indonesian: Indonesian: Indonesian: Indonesian: Indonesian: Indonesian: Indonesian No. 82, 1999, on the Territorial Waters of the Republic of the Republic of the Republic of the Republic 1999 Indonesia Number 63, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 3907); Government Regulation Number 85 of 1999 on Changes to Government Regulation No. 18 Year 1999 on Hazardous Waste Management Of Hazardous Materials and Poisilless (State of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1999 Number 190, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 3910); Government Regulation Number 25 Year 2000 on Government Authority And Provincial Authority as Autonomous Regions (State Sheet) Republic of Indonesia Year 2000 Number 54, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3952); Government Regulation No. 82 of 2001 on the Management of Water Quality and Control of Water Contamination (Sheet State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2001 Number 153, Additional Sheet Of State Republic Of Indonesia Number 4161);
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Government Regulation Number 38 Year 2002 concerning List of Geographical Coordinates Of Indonesian Islands Line Points (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2002 Number 72, Additional Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4211); Area Regulation of Central Sulawesi Province Number 2 Year 2004 on the Plan of Tata Space Province of Central Sulawesi (Central Sulawesi province of 2004 Number 4 Series E Number 2). With the Joint Agreement
THE REGIONAL PEOPLE ' S REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL
PROPINSI CENTRAL SULAWESI and
GOVERNOR OF CENTRAL SULAWESI
DECIDED:
Set Out: The Regional Regulations On The Management Of Coastal Areas And The LITTLE ISLANDS.
BAB 1
provisions UMUM
Article 1
In this Act of Regions referred to: 1. The next central government is called the President of the Republic of Indonesia which
holds the power of the governing state of the Republic of Indonesia as referred to in the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia of Indonesia in 1945.
2. The local government is the Governor and the device of the area as the element organizer of the local government.
3. The head of the area is the Regional Head of the Central Sulawesi Province next to the name of the Governor.
4. Regional regulations are laws formed by the Central Sulawesi Province of the People's Representative Council with the joint approval of the Governor of Central Sulawesi.
5. Coastal areas are a meeting area between the influence of land ecosystems and marine ecosystems.
6. Coastal resources are natural resources, non-biological resources, artificial resources, and environmental services that are the beauty of the natural panorama of coastal regions and small islands.
7. A coastal disaster is an occurrence of natural events or human actions that cause changes in the physical properties and/or changes in coastal biodiversity and resulting in fatalities, property, and/or environmental damage to the region. coastal and small islands.
8. Supporting power is the ability of coastal resources to improve human life and other living beings in the form of economic activity that are serted in coastal ecosystems.
9. Ecosystems are a unity of plant-growth communities, animals and other organisms and processes that connect with each other in shaping the balance, stability and productivity
10. The coastline is a line formed by low-water line intersecations with coastal land used to establish the outermost point on the coast of coastal areas and small islands.
11. The Confirmation Zone is part of the coastal region and the Small Island-Island Small Islands which have a specific function set on the criteria of physical, biological, social and economic characteristics to be preserved.
12. The Regional Marine Conservation Area (KKLD) is a conservation zone in the Coastal and Small Islands region to ensure the sustainability of marine biodiversity such as the coastal habitat, ecosystem, and coastal resources.
13. The Common Utilization Zone is part of the coastal areas and small islands that are designated for various sectors of activity.
14. Conservation is an effort to maintain the existence and sustainability of the state, the nature and ecological function of coastal resources to be available in an adequate condition to meet the needs of humans and other living beings, at the present time. and that will come.
15. Public consultation is an effort to gain input from stakeholders, non-governmental organizations, indigenous peoples and local communities, as well as colleges regarding the management of coastal areas and islands. little.
16. Mariculture is the cultivation of coastal waters that includes stages of the development, development and harvesting of marine results.
17. The coastal community is a social entity that resides in the coastal areas of small islands whose livelihood is concerned with the utilization of coastal resources, including indigenous peoples and local communities, including fishermen, not fishermen and others. fish fertilization.
18. People are each individual person and/or legal entity. 19. The Coastal Area Managed Organization and the next small islands are called the Organization
The Manager is a board, or with another designation set up to perform the coordination function of various stakeholders.
20. Stakeholders are coastal resource users who have direct interests, including government elements, traditional fishermen, fishermen with modern equipment, fish fertilization, maritime tourism entrepreneurs, fishery entrepreneurs and Coastal community.
21. Community empowerment is an effort to provide facilities, encouragement or assistance to coastal communities in order to be able to determine the option in increasing the utilization of sustainable coastal resources.
22. Coastal areas and small islands are a continuous process of planning, utilization, surveillance and control of coastal resources that integrate government activities, the world of business and society, planning between sectors, between government and local governments, between land and sea ecosystems, as well as between science and technology to improve community welfare.
23. Indigenous peoples are a group of coastal communities that are hereditary in a particular geographical region due to the bond of ancestral origins, strong relationships with Coastal Resources and Small Islands, as well as the presence of a large number of people. a value system that defines economic, political, social, and legal links.
24. The local community is a group of people that run everyday life-based practices based on habits that are generally accepted as common values, but not entirely dependent on Coastal Resources and Small Islands. Certain.
25. The coastal community is a social entity that resides in the coastal region, and part of its members are related to the utilization of coastal resources.
26. Mitigation is acts to reduce or minimize the impact of a disaster against society.
27. Coastal waters are sea-bordering seas including waters as far as 12 nautical miles measured from the shoreline, waters connecting beaches and islands, estuaries, bays, shallow waters, brackish marshes, and lagoons.
28. The small island is an island with an area of approximately 2,000 km2 (two thousand square kilometers) and an ecosystem.
29. The Coastal Information Islands and subsequent Small Islands (PIP-3-K) are the means provided by the Provincial Government as a hub for the management information of coastal areas and the Small Islands.
30. Rehabilitation is the process of recovery and repair of the condition of an ecosystem or population that has been damaged, in order to return to its original condition.
31. The next Strategic Plan (RS) is a plan that includes a cross-sector policy direction for the development planning area through establishing objectives, goals and strategies and target execution with the appropriate indicator. monitoring area-level plans.
32. The planned Zonation plan of the RZ is a plan that determines the direction of the use of the resources of each unit with the designation of the spatial grid within the zone that contains activities that may be performed and should not be performed. as well as activities that can only be done after obtaining permission.
33. An RP-management plan is a plan that contains a policy framework, procedures and responsibilities in order to coordinate decision making between various agencies/agencies regarding usage agreements. resource or development activities inside the zone.
34. The next Action Plan (RA) is a plan that contains a coordinated and coordinated budget plan to carry out the various activities required by local government agencies to achieve a management goal. The resource and development are in the zone.
35. A detailed zoning plan is a detailed plan in one zone based on a management directive in a zoning plan that can be compiled by the Local Government by paying attention to the environment and technology that can be applied to and Availability of the means in turn indicates the type and number of permissions that can be published by the Local Government.
36. The reclamation of the coastal area is further called Reclamation is an activity that is carried out by hoarding and drying of the sea in marine waters.
37. Coral reefs are passive (solid) deposits formed from calcium carbonate produced by kitchen frame-forming organisms.
38. Artificial reefs are artificial habitats that are built in the ocean with the intention of repairing the damaged ecosystem so that it can lure the types of marine organisms to live and settle.
39. A zone is a space that is used in conjunction with a variety of stakeholders and has established its legal status.
40. Zoning is a form of engineering engineering of space utilization through the designation of functional boundaries in accordance with the potential for resources and support as well as ecological processes that take place as a single unit within the coastal ecosystem.
41. The coastal border is a land along the edge that is wide proportional to the shape and physical condition of the coast, at least 100 (a hundred) meters from the highest tide to the ground.
BAB II
ASAS AND PURPOSE
section 2
The management of coastal areas and small islands are asunder-asas:
a. sustainability; b. consistent; c. Allot d. legal certainty; e. partnership; f. The alignment; g. role as well as society; h. openness; i. decentralization; j. accountability; and k. justice
Article 3 Management of the pesisr region and small islands aim: a. creating harmony and synergy between governments, the government of Propinsi and the government
district/city in the management of coastal resources; b. protect, conservation, rehabilitate, exploit and enrich the coastal resources
and its own ecology; c. strengthen the role as well as community and government agencies as well as encourage community initiatives
in The management of coastal resources for justice, balance, and sustainable; d. enhance the socioeconomic and cultural conditions of coastal communities through the peranation of society
in the utilization of coastal resources.
BAB III
SCOPE
Article 4 (1) This Regional Regulation governs the management of the pesisr region and the smaller islands, to the ground as far as
the administration of the administrative region of the district dank e as far as the 12 (twelve) nautical miles are measured from the shoreline.
(2) The management of the Coastal region and the Small Islands as referred to in verse (1) include planning, utilization and supervision and trial.
BAB IV
SETTING UP COASTAL TERRITORIAL WATERS OF THE PROVINCE
Article 5
(1) Determination of coastal water region boundaries the authority of the province is performed together with the neighboring province.
(2) The boundary of coastal territorial waters of the province is a list of points of geographic coordinates that be connected to a straight line and indicate the outer boundary of the coastal region of the province's authority with the neighbouring province specified by the Minister of the Interior's Decision.
Article 6
(1) In terms of the coastal waters region of the Propinsi Central Sulawesi is bordered by the coastal waters of the province. The adjacent stairwell is less than 24 (twenty-four) nautical miles, the outer boundary of the coastal waters each propinsi is set through the withdrawal of the central line.
(2) In terms of coastal waters The Central Sulawesi province is directly bordering on the coastal waters of the neighboring provinces, which are mutually adjacent, the coastal water boundary is set by deliberation.
Article 7 The region's boundary relosion is set. Coastal waters of the Regency/City authority are carried out after the limit The coastal territorial waters of the Propinsi authority are definitively set.
Article 8 The territorial limit of the Government/City of coastal waters is a third of the coastal territorial waters of the Propinsi authority.
BAB V
COASTAL REGION MANAGEMENT PROCESS AND SMALL ISLANDS
section 9 The management of coastal areas and small Islands is mandatory with integrating the arousal: a. Between the Government and the Government of Propinsi and/or the District Government/Kota; b. Between the government, the swasta/world of business and the mass of the system; c. Between the natural ecosystem of marine ecosystems; and d. Between science and management.] e. Interenable /sub functi/program/activities
CHAPTER VI PLANNING
First Section
General
Section 10
(1) Planning of coastal areas and small islands is structured as a hierarchical hierarchy: Strategic Plan (RS); Zoning Plan (RZ); Management Plan (RP) Action Plan (RA)
(2) The manner of the drafting of Coastal and Small Island management planning, as referred to in paragraph (1), is implemented in accordance with the laws of the United States. apply.
The second section
The Strategic Plan
Section 11
(1) The Regional Government sets out its vision, mission, objectives, objectives and planning strategies for Management Of Coastal Areas and Small Islands based on RPJPD over consideration of stakeholders.
(2) RS loading performance indicator to measure the success rate of the management of coastal areas and small islands
(3) The RS is structured consistently, synergistic and integrated as well as a controlling tool for coastal areas and small islands.
Section 12 (1) RS as referred to in Section 11 into Government guidelines Areas in reach
destination management of coastal areas and small islands as set forth in the Regional Development Program.
(2) Drafting of the strategic plan of coastal areas and small islands, carried out separate from the regional development strategic plan.
Article 13
The RS term is 20 (twenty) Years and the apat is reviewed at least 5 (five) years.
The Third Quarter
The Zonation Plan
Article 14
(1) RZ establishes usage directive Coastal resources and small islands based on their support
(2) The RZ is absorbed, aligned and balanced with the Propinsi Area Space Plan (RTRWP) Plan.
(3) The RZ is used to guide the utilization and prevent conflicts of coastal resource utilization and small islands
Article 15 RZ as referred to in Article 15 of the paragraph (1) contains the activities allowed, Prohibited activities, and severity required licensing.
Article 16 RZ as referred to in POrigin 14 is made up of a conservation zone, a common utilization zone, a specific national strategic zone, and the sea-flow zone.
Section 17 The terms of RZ are 15 (fifteen) years and may be reviewed at least every 5 (five) years
The Fourth Quarter Plan Management
Section 18
RP is part of the of the planning phase of the event referred to in Article 10 of the paragraph (1) with the purpose of: a. Establishing cooperation between government, local government, perpetrators of effort and society; b. Being the basis agreed to conduct a systematic review of the proposed
development; c. Establish procedures in the licensing process; d. Create an administrative order; e. Synchronous coordination in decision making among related agencies in the granting of
permits; f. Formulating surveillance, evaluation and improvement of area management plans
coastal and small islands in a unified manner; and g. Coordinate planning initiatives.
Article 19 RP is compiled based on RS and RZ as well as aspiration of stakeholders, set with Governor Rule.
Article 20 The RP applies is (five) years and may be revisited at least 1 (one) times.
The Fifth Section of the Action Plan
Article 21
(1) RA as referred to in Article 10 of the paragraph (1) contains the schedule of activities and budgeters, set with the Governor's Rule
(2) The applicable RA 1 (one) to 3 (three) years
The Sixth Part of the Data and Information
Article 22
(1) The Provincial and County/City Governments are obligated to manage data and information on Coastal Areas and Small Islands;
(2) Updates and information are carried out by the Provincial Government and/City/City periodically and documented as well as formally published, as Public Documents, in accordance with the laws of the laws;
(3) Data and information as referred to in paragraph (1) may be utilized by any person and/or primary stakeholder with regard to the interests Provincial and County Governments/Kota;
(4) Any person who utilised coastal resources and Small Islands as contemplated by paragraph (2) is required to convey data and information to the Provincial Government, County/City and/or Maintainer organization no later than 60 (sixty) days from the start of utilization;
(5) Changes of data and information as referred to in paragraph (1) may only be performed with the Government of the Province and the County/City and/or Managing Organization.
BAB VII UTILIZATION
First Section
General
Article 23 (1) coastal water resource and small islands include activities for the purpose of venture
and not for effort (2) Utilization activities in coastal waters and small islands include exploration, exploitation, and
coastal waters resource utilization.
The Second Part Was Not For The Purpose Of Effort
And For The Purpose Of Effort
Article 24
(1) Heating of coastal waters resources and small islands not for venture purposes are not required to have a permit.
(2) The coastal resource expediency is not for the purpose of the effort as referred to the paragraph (1) must be registered.
Article 25
(1) The utilization of coastal resources for business activities is required to have a permit. (2) The coastal resource enterprise as referred to in paragraph (1) may be given to persons
or body.
Article 26 The utilization and enterprise of the company as referred to in Article 25 includes the company of the sea level, the water column and to the bottom of the ocean floor.
Third Section of the Small Islands-Islands Minor Expediency
27
(1) coastal water resource utilization and small islands include activities for venture purposes
and not for effort. (2) Monitoring is not for the purpose of the business and/or for an effort as referred to in Article 24,
Article 25, and Article 26 can be carried out on the small islands. (3) The archery of small islands is organized for one or more of the interests-
interests: a. Conservation; b. Research and development; c. Education and training; d. Mariculture; e. The fuck of the deal; and f. Agriculture
(4) The heating for fishing and marine industrial activities can be done on small islands that do not have a high maturity of ecosystem changes.
Article 28 In utilization of small islands needs to be done identifying efforts, inventories, name and mastery effective.
Fourth Quarter of the Coast
Section 29
(1) The Regional Government defines a coastal border boundary that is adapted to the characteristics that
is further regulated by the Governor's Ordinance. (2) The Regional Government in accordance with the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) specifies
the coastal border in the Coastal Region and the small islands. (3) The border crossing of the border follows the provisions:
a. Protection against earthquake and/or tsunami; b. Beach protection and erosion, intrusion and abrasion; c. Artificial resources protection from the dangers of hurricanes, floods and other natural disasters; d. Protection against coastal ecosystems; e. Setting up space for the slauran of wastewater and dirty water; and f. Protection of public access rights.
Fifth Quarter
Reclamation
Article 30 (1) In utilization and protection as well as protection of coastal areas and small islands
carried on reclaimed coastal areas. (2) Reclamation is carried out in order to increase the benefits and/or value of added coastal areas and
small islands are reviewed from technical, environmental and social economic aspects. (3) The implementation of the reclamation as referred to in paragraph (1), mandatory:
a. Maintaining the sustainability of life and the livelihood of coastal communities and small islands b. Maintaining a balance between the utilization interests and preservation interests of functions
coastal environments and small islands; c. Pay attention to the technical requirements of retrieval, dredging and material hoarding.
(4) the Planning and implementation of the reclamation guidelines on the applicable laws.
Part Sixth
General Conservation
Article 31
(1) The conservation of coastal areas and small islands is organized with the goal for:
a. Preserve the ecosystem of coastal areas and small islands; b. protect the fish migration path and other marine biota; c. protects marine biota habitat; and d. protecting traditional cultural sites.
(2) For conservation purposes as referred to in Verse (1) parts of coastal areas and small islands can be designated as a conservation zone;
(3) the conservation zone As mentioned in Verse (2) which has a distinctive cirri as an ecosystem unit is done with the purpose of protecting: a. fish resources; b. a whale migration path and a rare species; c. a fish spawning place; d. Certain areas are set up with customary law; and e. unique coastal ecosystem and/or vulnerable to change.
Section 32
(1) The Conservation Zone as referred to in Article 31 of the paragraph (2) is divided into 3 (three) sub zones, namely: \ a. Core Sub-Zone; b. Limited use zone (s); and c. Another Sub Zone corresponds to the region.
(2) The conservation zone proposal referred to Verse (1) may be done by individuals, community groups, and/or by the Local Government based on the typical region of the region. be supported with data and scientific information.
Article 33
(1) The Local Government establishes a conservation zone in coastal areas and small islands. (2) The Regional Government establishes a conservation zone in the cross-border province
district/city.
Article 34
With regard to the provisions as referred to in Article 33 of the Local Government may establish certain sections of coastal areas and small islands as a conservation zone in the coastal region of the Province with The Governor's Rule.
BAB VIII LICENSING SYSTEM
Article 35
(1) The utilization of coastal resources within the zone is controlled by the licensing system. (2) The zone as referred to in (1) indicates the type and number of permissions to be provided. (3) The permissions must refer to the planning document and the analysis document regarding the impact
environment. (4) The system, type, mechanism as well as the terms of permissions are exercised under the rules
the applicable permits.
BAB IX COOPERATION MANAGEMENT OF COASTAL AND ISLAND-
SMALL ISLAND
Article 36
(1) In order for the management of coastal areas and small islands may be conducted cooperation between the Government and the Provincial Government, the Provincial Government with the Government of District/City, between the District/City Government and the Financial Instituts as well as the business world.
(2) The acidity program as referred to In verse (1) includes the exploitation, exploration and atonement of coastal resources as well as human resources.
BAB X
WARRANTY ENVIRONMENT
Article 37
In the company of coastal areas and islands small, people or bodies performing the mandatory activities provide the environmental warranties submitted to the local government used for restoration and repair of the environment.
Article 38
(1) The business responsible and/or business. activities as referred to in section 37 are required to: a. create an environmental study; b. make rehabilitation and environmental protection plans; and c. engaging and empowering coastal communities.
(2) Any attempt by person or body as referred to a paragraph (1) must pay attention to the which undermines the coastal environment and harms certain parties.
Section 39
(1) The person or entity as referred to in Article 38 of the paragraph (2) whose activities incline the destruction of the coastal environment and harm the other party is required to indemnate.
(2) damages as Referred to in paragraph (1) is determined by agreement between the affected parties with an activity in charge of activities facilitated by the Managed Organization.
BAB XI
disaster mitigation
Section 40
(1) In compiling the management planning of coastal areas and small islands, The Local Government is required to include the section containing disaster mitigation in coastal areas and small islands caused by nature and/or by humans according to the type, extent and region.
(2) Any activities Utilization and/or development in coastal areas and high-risk islands that pose a mandatory disaster equipped with disaster risk analysis.
Article 41
Mitigation of coastal areas and small islands carried out by the Local Government by engaging my PemPemers Interest.
Article 42
The mitigation of the disaster mitigation of coastal areas and small islands as referred to in section 41 is exercised with regard to aspects: a. Social, economic, and cultural societies; b. Survival of the environment; c. Effectiveness and effectiveness; and d. Area-wide environment.
Article 43
(1) Any person in the Coastal Area and Small Islands obliged to carry out disaster mitigation of activities that could potentially result in damage to the Coastal Region and the Island- Small Island;
(2) Disaster Mitigation as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed through the structure/physical activities and/or nonstructures/non physical;
(3) The choice of activities as referred to in paragraph (1) is determined by the instance authorized; (4) Disaster Mitigation Mechanism and handling of Coastal Area damage and Small Islands
is further regulated by the Governor's Rule.
BAB XII INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
Article 44
(1) The Government of Central Sulawesi Province recognizes, respects, and protects the region of society.
customs as well as the rights of indigenous peoples over coastal resources. (2) The recognition of the indigenous people as being impeached on the verse (1) must pay attention to the requirements:
a. It has a customary area controlled by the indigenous people concerned; b. have a lineage bond with its ancestors; c. have customary laws that in fact still apply; d. have indigenous agencies and indigenous leadership systems; and e. It has a hereditary relationship and coastal resources.
Section 45
The customary society as in section 44 has the right: a. Benefits for the management of coastal areas and small islands; b. obtaining information with regard to the management of coastal areas and small islands; c. submit reports and complaints to the authorities for the loss to which
indigenous peoples related to the management of coastal areas and small islands; d. stated the existence of indigenous agencies and the customary leadership system in relation to
the management of coastal resources; e. maintain the existence of indigenous agencies and the customary leadership system in relation to
managing coastal resources and small islands; and f. perform surveillance and affirmation of its nature's laws against violations in the region
Its authority.
Article 46
The customary society as referred to in section 44 is obliged to: a. Maintain and maintain the preservation of coastal resources; b. provide information in the management of coastal areas and small islands; c. assist the Local Government in conducting oversight, coaching, and law enforcement in
its area of administing; and d. help implement the management planning of coastal areas and small islands.
Article 47 The local community has a right: a. co-composed the coastal region management program and the insightful small islands
environment; b. Perform surveillance on other parties that utilize coastal resources; c. obtain counseling and skills on the management of coastal areas and small islands;
and d. receive and utilize development assistance for the improvement of its prosperity.
Article 48
The local community is obligated to; a. maintaining and preserving coastal resources; b. implement laws in the management of coastal areas and small islands; c. assist the Local Government in the activities of coaching, supervision and legal egers
in coastal areas and small islands; and d. respect the existence of indigenous peoples.
BAB XIV EMPOWERMENT SOCIETY
First Quarter
Coast Community Rights
Article 49 (1) the management of coastal areas and small islands should not be reducing and/or eliminating
traditional rights of coastal communities. (2) The customary rights of coastal communities over the management of coastal areas and the compulsory small islands
are respected. (3) the rights of the coastal community as referred to in paragraph (1) include;
a. the right to remain in a particular region that has been occupied by the applicable perinvitation; b. The rights to the management of coastal areas and small islands;
(4) the traditional rights and customary rights of the people of the pesisr as well as the verse (1) and verse (2) can be confirmed by the Village Ordinance or the Decree of Lurah.
Article 50
In the management of coastal areas and small islands, coastal communities are entitled to: a. obtaining benefits for the management of coastal areas and small islands; b. obtaining information with regard to the management of coastal areas and small islands; c. expressing objections to the management plans of coastal areas and small islands; d. filed a lawsuit against the court over losses suffered as a result of the management
coastal areas and small islands.
Second Part of the Coastal Community Oblicity
Article 51 In the management of coastal areas and small islands, coastal communities are mandatory for: a. Provide information with the management of coastal areas and small islands; b. protect, monitor and maintain the preservation of coastal areas and small islands; c. provide reports of damage or pollution of coastal areas and islands-
small islands; and d. monitoring and overseeing the execution of a pesisr region and small islands.
Third Quarter of Coastal Community Development
Article 52
(1) the management of coastal areas and small islands must be Empowerment and
improvement of coastal community welfare. (2) Coaching the coastal community as referred to in paragraph (1) is mandatory with the members
rights that include: a. It involves coastal communities in planning the management of coastal areas and islands
small; b. It involves coastal communities in the return of decisions relating to policy
the management of coastal areas and small islands; c. Making the coastal community agreement with prospective investors as a condition of licensing in
the management of coastal areas and small islands. (3) The increased welfare of the coastal community as referred to in verse (1) is done through
the management obligations of coastal areas and small islands to: a. Make the members of the coastal community who have the skills needed as
a priority in the utilization of labor; b. Enhance coastal community skills through education and training and/or
interns; c. A partnership with the coastal community; d.
Fourth Quarter
The Role as well as the Society Swadaya Society
Article 53
In the management of coastal areas and small islands of the institution swadaya society plays as well as for: a. Provide advice and opinions in the formulation of the wise; b. Enhance the ability of the people's responsibility; c. Grow the role as well as the public in the control and control of
management skills; and d. Conveying information on the activities of coastal areas and small islands. '
Fifth Part Of The Role As Well As The College
Article 54
In the implementation of the management of coastal areas and small islands, the college plays as well as for: a. Provide scientific support to the opinion, research and development results of technology, in
the formulation stage of its policy and implementation; b. Assist in the development of the system and the management mechanisms of coastal areas and small islands; c. Hosting education and training as well as the research and development of resources
humans; and d. Process data and information about coastal areas and small islands as well as systems and
mechanisms for its dissemination.
BAB XV COASTAL REGION MANAGER AND SMALL ISLANDS
First Part
The Occupation and Pokok Task
Section 55 (1) The Managed Organization is a non-structural institution that located below and
is responsible to the Governor. (2) The Managed Organization (s) as referred to in paragraph (1) has a principal task of assisting
the drafting and formulation of the management policies of coastal areas and small islands.
The Second Part of the Coastal Regional Managed Organization Functions and Small Island-Islands
Section 56
At the planning stage, the Managed Organization has a function: a. Coordinating the planning and utilization of coastal resource space; b. Facilitating the role of society in the formulation of policy; c. Attempted transparency of the drafting of the planning document; and d. Facilitate the implementation of disaster mitigation in coastal areas and small islands.
Article 57
At the implementation stage of the Managed Managed Organization has a function for: a. Utilization of coastal water resources and small islands includes activities for the purpose of venture
and not for business b. Coordinating the implementation of space utilization and coastal resources; c. Disseminate information on Government and Local Government policies; d. Coordinate technical assistance; e. Facilitate and supervise the permit publishing process; f. Facilitating dispute resolution in the utilization of coastal space and/or coastal resources; g. Preparing and processing the Coastal Data and Information Center; h. Conduct a study of coastal environmental conditions, which deals with the plan
utilization of space and coastal resources; i. Conduct monitoring and evaluation of the impact of space utilization and coastal resources;
and j. Coordinate the execution of the socialization of law and the laws to all
stakeholders. Section 58 (1) The membership of the Managed Organization (s) as referred to in section 55 is composed effort, college, community self-service and religious/community figures in a proportionate number of principles of representation;
(2) The Managed Organization consists of the Chair of the members, the Deputy Chairman and the Member, and the Members of the Organization ("The Governing Body"). Secretary and Member and Member;
(3) organization and organization work of the Manager Organization as referred to in paragraph (1) is further set up with the Governor Regulation.
BAB XVI
SUPERVISION AND CONTROL
Section 59 (1) To guarantee the management of the Management Coastal and Small Island-Island areas in a unified
and ongoing, surveillance and/or control over the implementation of the provisions of the Coastal Area Management and the Small Islands, by certain authorized officers in the management area of the Coastal Region and Small Islands.
(2) Supervision and/or control as referred to in verse (1) is carried out by certain civil servants who handle the management areas of the Small Island-Islands Region in accordance with the nature of the work that it has.
(3) certain civil servant officials as referred to in paragraph (2) are authorized: a. Conduct patrol/desecration in Coastal Region and Small Island or its legal area, as well as b. Receiving reports concerning the destruction of the coastal ecosystem, the Conservation Area and the General Expediency Area,
(4) In the course of implementation of the supervision and control of the Coastal Areas and the Small Islands as intended on verse (1), the Local Government must conduct monitoring, field observations, and/or evaluation of their planning and implementation.
(5) The public can play a role as well as in the supervision and control of the Coastal Area Management and Small Island-the Small Island as a verse (1)
Article 60
The supervision of the planning and implementation of the management of coastal areas and the Small Islands is coordinated by agencies related to the organization of the Coastal Area and the small Islands in accordance with its authority.
Section 61 The supervision by the public is carried out through the delivery of reports and/or complaint to the authorities.
Article 62 Further provisions concerning the supervision mechanism against planning and execution Management of Coastal Areas and Small Island-Islands as in Section 60 and Section 61 diorus further with Governor Regulation.
BAB XVII FINANCING
Article 63
The Local Government allocates funds to implement these Regional Regulations on each year of the budget in the Revenue Budget and Regional Shopping.
BAB XVIII
LARALs
Article 64 In the utilization of coastal areas and small islands, each person and/or the legal entity are prohibited directly or indirectly for: a. Adding to the reef; b. Taking a coral reef in a conservation area; c. Using explosives, toxic materials and/or other materials that can damage the ecosystem
coral reefs; d. Using tools, ways and other methods that damage the coral reef ecosystem; e. It uses methods and methods that impair the mangrove ecosystem that are not compatible with
the carecteristic coastal region and the Small Islands-Island; f. Perform the conversion of mangrove ecosystems in areas or cultivation zones that are not
taking into account the sustainability of coastal ecological functions; g. Cut down mangroves for industrial activities, settlements and/or other activities; h. Using the methods and methods that spoil the pasture; i. Doing sand mining in areas where technically, ecologically, or social,
and/or culture poses environmental damage and/or environmental pollution and/or harms the surrounding communities;
j. Perform physical development that results in environmental damage and/or harms the surrounding community;
k. Conduct development activities and utilization of unguidable environmental services on R and RP.
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CHAPTER XIX DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Article 65
(1) Settlement of coastal resource utilization in the first stage is attempted based on
the principle of deliberations for the assemblies; (2) In the case of the following: a dispute resolution through an alternative dispute resolution as intended
in paragraph (1) is not reached, the parties may travel to a settlement by either Arbitration or Court.
BAB XX
provisions INQUIRY
Section 66
(1) Certain civil servants of the civil servant in the The Regional Government's environment in the scope of duty and responsibility in the area of management of coastal areas and small islands may be given Special powers as investigators, as in Law Number 8 of the Year 1981about the Law Criminal Event.
(2) The authority of the Investigators as referred to in verse (1) is: a. Receive, search, collect, and examine the description or report of deigned with
a criminal activity in the area of management of coastal areas and small islands in order for the description or report to be complete and clear;
b. Examining, searching, and collecting information about personal or body persons about the correctness of deeds committed in connection with the criminal acts in the management of coastal areas and small islands;
c. Request the information and evidence from private persons or bodies related to the management of marine and fishery sectors;
d. Examining books, records and other documents with regard to criminal acts with the management of coastal areas and small islands;
e. Conducting a search warrant for bookkeeping, logging, and other documents and confiscation of the evidence;
f. Requesting expert power assistance in order to carry out criminal investigation duties in the area of coastal area management and small islands;
g. Make a stop and/or prohibit a person from leaving the room or place at the time of examination ongoing and checking the identity of the person and/or the document being carried out as referred to in the letter e;
h. Photographing a person who is committed to the criminal acts of coastal areas and small islands;
i. Calling for people to hear his description and check as suspects and witnesses; j. Stop the investigation; k. Perform other actions necessary for the agility of criminal tindal inquiry in the field
management of the sand region and small islands and according to the law that can be accounted for.
(3) Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) notify the start of the investigation and deliver the results of its inquiry to the Public Prosecutor, in accordance with the provisions set in the Law No. 8 Act 1981 on Criminal Event Law.
BAB XXI
ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTION
Article 67
(1) Any person who performs utilization Coastal resources are thought to have had an important impact on the coastal environment without being equipped with the Analysis Regarding the Environmental Impact (AMDAL), as well as without ensuring public access, administration sanctions.
(2) In terms of The drafting of coastal areas and small islands does not include the section containing disaster mitigation as referred to in Article 40, Article 41, Article 43 is imposed administrative sanction.
(3) The mechanism of sanctions The administrative and administrative terms of the paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are further governed by the following: with the Governor ' s Rules.
Section 68
(1) In terms of the Coastal Region Management program and the Small Islands is not implemented in accordance with the planning document, the Local Government may cease and/or withdraw the incentives that have been provided to the Government of Kab ./Kota, Employers, and Society.
(2) The Local Government, Employers, and the Society are obligated to correct inconsisverse between the management program and the planning document as referred to in paragraph (1).
BAB XXII
CRIMINAL provisions
Section 69
(1) The management activities of coastal areas and small islands or other activities that result directly or indirectly against environmental planning and the damage to the ecosystem as referred to in Article 64 is threatened by criminal in accordance with the applicable law-invitation rules.
(2) Penal Tindak as referred to in paragraph (1) is a violation.
BAB XXIII provisions TRANSITION
Article 70
At the expiration of the Regulation This area all regulations governing the management of coastal areas and and small islands remain in effect as long as it does not conflict with the Regulation of this Area.
BAB XXIV CLOSURE
Article 71
The Regulation of the Regions is effective on the date of promulgations. In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of the Regional Regulation with its placement in the section of the Central Sulawesi province.
specified in Palu on March 26, 2007
GOVERNOR OF CENTRAL SULAWESI
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B. PALIUDJU
PROMULRED IN PALU ON MARCH 26, 2007
SECRETARY OF THE CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE
GUMYADI SHEET AREA OF CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE NUMBER 3 IN 2007
