REGULATION OF THE PROVINCE OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE

NUMBER 16 2013

ABOUT

COASTAL AREA ZONING PLANS AND SMALL ISLANDS

WEST JAVA PROVINCE OF 2013-2029

WITH THE GRACE OF GOD YANG MAHA ESA

THE GOVERNOR OF WEST JAVA,

TIED: that to implement the provisions of Section 9 of the paragraph (5) Invite-

Invite Number 27 Year 2007 on the Management Of Coastal Regions and Small Islands, and as a follow-up to the provisions of Article 11 paragraph (2) of the Regional Regulation of West Java Province Number 9 Year

2012 on the Management Of Coastal Regions and Small Islands, compiled the Coastal Area and Small Island-Island Zonasi Plan

Year 2013-2029, which is established with the Regional Regulation of West Java Province;

Given: 1. Article 18 of the paragraph (6) of the Constitution of the Republic of the Republic

Indonesia Year 1945;

2. Law No. 11 of 1950 on the Establishment of the Province of West Java (Indonesian Republic News of the Republic of Indonesia dated 4

July 1950) Jo. Law No. 20 of 1950 on the Government of Greater Jakarta (Republican Gazette

Indonesia Year 1950 Number 31, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 15) as amended several times, last with Law No. 29

Year 2007 on the Government of the Special Region of Jakarta Capital of Jakarta as the Capital of the Republic of the Republic

Indonesia (Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia in 2007 No. 93, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia) Indonesia Number 4744) and Law Number 23 Year 2000

about the Establishment Banten Province (State Gazette 2000 Number 182, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4010);

3. Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 on Local Government (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2004)

number 125, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4437) as amended several times, last with the Act No. 12 Year 2008 on

Second Amendment to Law No. 32 of 2004 on Local Government (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2008 Number 59, Extra State Sheet

Republic of Indonesia Number 4844);

4. Law No. 26 of 2007 on the Penarrangement of Space

(State Gazette of 2007 Number 68, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4725);

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5. Law No. 27 of 2007 on Management

Coastal Territories and Small Islands (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2007 Number 84, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4739);

6. Law No. 43 of 2008 on State Territory (sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia 2008 No. 177,

Additional sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4925);

7. Law No. 32 of 2009 on the Protection and Management of the Environment (sheet of State of the Republic

Indonesia Year 2009 Number 140, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5059);

8. Act Number 12 of the Year 2011 on the Establishment of the Laws of the Law (sheet of State of the Republic of Indonesia in 2011 Number 82, Additional Gazette

Republic of Indonesia Number 5234);

9. Government Regulation Number 10 Year 2000 On The Level Of Telitian Map For The Arrangement Of The Area (Sheet

State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2000 Number 20, Addition Of State Sheet Republic Of Indonesia Number 3934);

10. Government Regulation No. 38 of 2007 on the Division of Government Affairs Between Government, Provincial Government and Regional Governments/City (Sheet

State of the Republic of Indonesia 2007 No. 82, Extra Sheet) Republic of Indonesia No. 4737);

11. Government Regulation No. 26 of 2008 on the National Area Tata Plan (State Sheet of Indonesia 2008 No. 48, Additional Gazette

Republic of Indonesia Number 4833);

12. Government Regulation No. 15 Year 2010 On The Host Of Space (republican Gazette

Indonesia Year 2010 Number 21, Additional Gazette Republic Indonesia Year Number 5103);

13. Government Regulation No. 68 of the Year 2010 on the Forms and Methods of the Role of the Society in the Alignment Of Space (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2010 Number 118,

Additional Sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia Year Number 5160);

14. President Regulation No. 78 of 2005 on Management

Outside Small Islands;

15. 2012 Presidential Decree Number 121 of the Year of Rehabilitation

Coastal Region and Pulau Kecil (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia News 2012 Number 266);

16. 2012 Presidential Decree Number 122 of the Year on Reclamation

in Coastal Region and Pulau Kecil (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia News 2012 Number 267);

17. West Java Provincial Rule Number 10 Of 2008 On Government Affairs Of West Java Province (leaf Section Of West Java Province 2008 Number 9 Series D,

Additional Sheet Area Of West Java Province Number 46);

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18. Province Of West Java Province Number 22 Year 2010

concerning The Regional Plan Of The Territory Of West Java Province 2009-2029 (leaf Section Of West Java Province 2010 Number 22 Series E, Extra Sheet Of Provincial Region

Java West Number 86);

19. West Java Province Regulation No. 9 Year 2012

on Management Of Coastal Areas and Small Islands (leaf Area Of West Java Province 2012 Number 9 Series E, Extra Sheet Area Of West Java Province Number

123);

20. Province Of West Java Province Number 3 Year 2012

on The Formation Of Regional Regulations (leaf Section Of West Java Province 2012 Number 3 Series E, Extra Sheet Area Of West Java Province Number 117);

With The Agreement Together

REPRESENTATIVES COUNCIL OF THE PEOPLE OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE

AND

GOVERNOR OF WEST JAVA

DECIDED:

Set Out: Area Regulations On The Zoning Plan Of Coastal Areas And Small Islands Of West Java Province Year 2013-2029.

BAB I

Provisions Of UMUM

Section Kesatu

Understanding

Article 1

In This Region Regulation, it is referred to:

1. The area is the province of West Java.

2. The Regional Government is the Governor and Regional Devices

as an element of the organizing government of the West Java Province.

3. The Governor is the Governor of West Java.

4. District/Town is Regency/City that has territory

coastal and small islands in West Java.

5. Service is the Fisheries and Marine Service of the Province of Java

West.

6. The head of the Service is the Head of the West Java Provincial Fisheries and Marine Service.

7. A zone is a space whose use is agreed together between a variety of stakeholders and has established its legal status.

8. Zoning is the engineering form of space utilization techniques through the designation of functional boundaries according to the potential

resource and dayadukung as well as ecological processes that take place as a single unit within the coastal ecosystem.

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9. Coastal Area and Small Island-Island Zonasi plans that

further abbreviated to RZWP3K are plans that determine the direction of the use of each unit

planning, accompanied by the establishment of a structure and pattern of space in the region planning, which contains activities that may be performed and should not be performed as well as activities that

can only be done after obtaining permission.

10. Management of Coastal Areas and Small Islands is

the planning process, utilization, supervision, and control of coastal resources and small islands

intersectors, between Government and Local Government, between Government and Government. Area and Government of the Regency/City between land and sea ecosystems, as well as between science and

management, to improve community welfare.

11. Small Island and Small Island Management Planning

is a process of staging a stage of activities involving various elements of interest, utilization and

allocation of coastal resources and existing small islands, in order to improve social welfare in a region or area environment for a specific period of time.

12. The Coastal Region is a transitional area between the land ecosystem

and the sea affected by changes on land and sea.

13. Small Island is an island with a much smaller or equal

with 2,000 km2 (two thousand square kilometers) and an ecosystem unit.

14. The Small Islands are a group of small islands that make up an ecosystem with the surrounding waters.

15. Coastal resources and small islands are bioresources, bioresources, artificial resources, and services-

environmental services.

16. Coastal waters are seas bordering on land,

covering the waters as far as 12 (twelve) nautical miles measured from the shoreline, the waters that connect the coast and the islands, estuaries, coves, shallow waters, brackish swamps, and The lagoon.

17. The Strategic Plan of the Coastal Region and the Small Islands which

further abbreviated as RSWP3K is a plan for which is a cross-sector policy direction for the development planning area through establishing the objectives, objectives and strategies

that area, as well as the target of execution with the right indicator.

18. The RPWP3K (RPWP3K) is a plan that contains the framework of policy framework, procedures, and

responsibilities in order to coordinate decision-making between the various Instituts/Government Agencies regarding the use of the resource or activities

development in the designated zone.

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19. Coastal Area and Small Islands Management Action Plan

(RAPWP3K) is a follow-up to the management plan of coastal areas and small islands that contain the goals, objectives, budget, and schedule for one or more of the following:

The next few years are coordinated, to carry out the range of activities required by Instancy

Government, Local Government/City Government, and other stakeholders, to achieve the management results Coastal resources and small islands in any of

planning areas.

20. Detailed Zoning Plan is a detailed plan in 1 (one) zone

and/or 1 (one) planning unit based on the management direction in the zoning plan with regard

environment and technology, which can be applied as well as the availability of the means that in turn indicate the type and number of license letters that can be published.

21. The region is a part of the coastal region and small islands that have certain functions, which are defined by

the criteria of physical, biological, social, and economic characteristics.

22. Space is a vessel that includes ground space, space, and air space, including space within the Earth as a single unit of territory, where humans and other beings live,

performing activities and maintaining its survival.

23. The spatial layout is a form of space structure and a pattern of space.

24. The West Java Provincial Area Plan

further abbreviated to RTRWP is the policy direction and utilization strategy of the Regional Area.

25. The Space Structure is the arrangement of residential centers and system systems of infrastructure and means that serve as proponents of community economic social activities that are

hierarchical has a functional relationship.

26. The Space Pattern is the distribution of space for space in a region, which includes room for protection functions and room for cultivation function.

27. Spatial structuring is a system of spatial planning processes, space utilization, and space utilization control.

28. 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 point of entry to the ground.

29. The Dayadukung of the Coastal Region and Small Islands is the ability of coastal areas and small islands to

support human perilife and other living beings.

30. PKN's next National Activity Center is

an urban area that serves to serve international, national, or provincial scale activities.

31. The next National-Provincial Activity Center called PKNp is an urban area that is potentially in a particular field

and has international, national or multiple provincial services.

32. PKW is an urban area which serves to serve the activities

Provincial scale or some districts/City.

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33. The next Provincial Area Activities Center is called PKWp

is a potentially urban area that has a particular area and has a Provincial or multiple District/City service and serves as a counterweight to the

Province's development.

34. The next Central Urban Activity Center is called PKL Urban is an urban area that serves to serve the Regency/City scale activities or some

districts.

35. The next Perdesaan Local Activities Center is called PKL

Perdesaan is a rural area that serves as a local collection and distribution hub that connects the village

sentra production with urban PKL.

Second Section

Asas and Purpose

Section 2

RZWP3K is carried out with an aspired:

a. sustainability;

b. consistency;

c. allotedness;

d. legal certainty;

e. partnership;

f. alignment;

g. the role and the community;

h. openness;

i. decentralization;

j. accountability; and

k. justice.

Third Section

Purpose

Article 3

RZWP3K aims to direct utilization of the allocation of use of coastal areas and small islands in the Regions, based on the support of the environment and potential

nature resource.

Fourth Section

Scope Scope

Article 4

The scope of the RZWP3K, includes:

a. policy and strategy, consisting of:

1. space structure; and

2. pattern of space.

b. zoning;

c. utilization and development of space;

d. protection

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e. perizinan; and

f. incentive and disincentive.

Fifth Section

Term

Article 5

(1) The RZWP3K term was adjusted to RTRWP for the period of 2013 until 2029.

(2) RZWP3K as referred to in paragraph (1) may be reviewed and/or adjusted every 5 (five) years.

(3) The review and/or adjustment of RZWP3K as referred to in paragraph (2), are specified with the Regional Regulation.

Sixth section

The position

Article 6

RZWP3K is located as:

a. reference in the drafting of the Long-Term Development Plan

Area Length (RPJPD) and the Regional Middle Term Development Plan (RPJMD);

b. directive utilization of coastal areas and small islands in the Regions and County/Kota;

c. reference to realize the development balance in coastal areas and small islands in the Regions;

d. the reference location of investments in coastal areas and small islands

by the Government, Local Government, District/City Government, public and private;

e. guidelines in the drafting of RZWP3K Regency/Kota;

f. guidelines for the drafting of a detailed zoning plan in the region

coastal and small islands in the Region;

g. basic utilization control of space in the arrangement of the region

coastal and small islands in the Regions; and

h. reference in administration of the utilization of coastal areas and small islands in the Regions.

BAB II

POLICY AND STRATEGY

Part Kesatu

General

Article 7

(1) Policy and strategy of RZWP3K, done in the utilization and development of space structure and region space patterns

coastal and small islands in the Regions.

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(2) Monitoring and development of space structure and space patterns

coastal regions and small islands in the Regions as referred to in paragraph (1) cover the land area from coastal subdistricts to territorial waters, the most distant 12 (two

thirteen) nautical miles are measured from the shoreline to the high seas and/or the direction of the islands waters in one expanse

intertwined space between the continental ecosystem and the ocean waters.

The Second Part

Space Structure

Paragraph 1

Utilization and Development

Article 8

The utilization and development policy of space structures, including:

a. utilization and development of service centers;

b. utilization and development of the main infrastructure of the region; and

c. utilization and development of the sea-flow zone.

Paragraph 2

The Service Puss

Article 9

Strategy utilization and development of centers services as referred to in Section 8 of the letter a, include:

a. PKN Cirebon management functions as well as the designation of Pangandaran and Palabuhanqueen as PKNp which has a function

in particular with the scale of international, national and provincial services;

b. The development of the Palabuhanqueen, Indramayu and Pangandaran as PKW with the role of being the center of the collection and distribution

the national scale, and the designation Rancabuaya as PKWp which has a certain function on the scale of Provincial Services and some District/Kota;

c. the embodiment of Sindanggoods and Pameungpeuk as an urban PKL with county/City services area and

some sub-districts; and

d. the embodiment of Tarumajaya, Cilamaya, Pusakanagara, Patrol,

Kandanghaur, Karangampel, Bungbulang, KarangnTrinity and Cijulang as PKL Perdesaan with the region of service

District/City and some subdistricts.

Paragraph 3

Insfrasstructure of the Region

Article 10

The main infrastructure utilization and development strategy

the region as referred to in Section 8 of the letter b, includes:

a. development of a primary road network that serves the distribution

goods and services by connecting the PKN, PKW and PKL;

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b. the development of multimode transport systems

integrated, road network development, terminal, sea transport, and air transport;

c. development and improvement of the quality of public transport terminal services and ports as a transport node;

d. the improvement of the availability and quality of infrastructure services as well as supporting facilities of urban activities and deskages; and

e. The acceleration of infrastructure supply in coastal areas and small islands remains behind.

Paragraph 4

Sea Lur Zones

Article 11

The utilization and development strategy of the sea-flow zone as intended in Article 8 of the letter c, includes:

a. the setting of a cruise line to support sea transport;

b. the setting of the migas flow pipeline;

c. the setting of the marine biota plot; and

d. fishing sea grooves.

Paragraf 5

Map of the Space Structure Plan

Article 12

Map plans of coastal area structure and small islands are listed in Annex I, as an integral part of

This Area Regulation.

Third Quarter

Space Pattern

Paragould 1

Space Pattern Plan

Article 13

Plans of the coastal region space pattern and small islands in the Regions include:

a. conservation area;

b. General utilization area; and

c. strategic area.

Article 14

The conservation area plan of the coastal region and small islands

as referred to in Article 13 of the letter a, consists of:

a. Coastal conservation areas and small islands;

b. water conservation area; and

c. border border.

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Article 15

The plan of the common utilization area of coastal and small islands as referred to in Article 13 of the letter b, consists of

of:

a. forest zone;

b. agricultural zone;

c. zone of settlement;

d. mining zone;

e. industry zone;

f. cultivation zone of cultivation;

g. Fishing zone capture;

h. port zone; and

i. tourism zone.

Article 16

The strategic area of coastal areas and small islands as referred to in Article 13 of the letter c, consists of:

a. Certain National Strategic Areas; and

b. Strategic Areas of the Province.

paragraph 2

The utilization and development of the Space Pattern

Article 17

The policy and strategy of the utilization and development of space patterns, including:

a. conservation area designation;

b. the development of the common utilization area; and

c. development of strategic areas.

Article 18

The conservation area policy policy is referred

in Article 17 of the letter a, including:

a. maintaining the area of conservation area;

b. prevent land function in conservation areas;

c. minimization of conservation of conservation areas due to human and natural activities;

d. Rehabilitation securets conservation areas; and

e. carrying out mitigation and adaptation of natural disaster-prone areas.

Article 19

Strategy maintains the area of conservation area as referred to in Article 18 of the letter a, including:

a. the broad defense of the conservation area;

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b. returns and improvements in conservation area functions that

has declined, in order to restore and maintain the ecosystem balance of the region;

c. increased conservation efforts in conservation areas;

d. the development of the conservation of conservation areas of conservation areas across the cross-sector region;

e. The restrictions on the development of the region awaken in the urban area by optimizing the space vertically and not utilizing the space sporadically;

f. Rehabilitation and conservation of water, coastal conservation areas and small islands, nature reserves, the preservation of natural resources

and the local specific biodiversity region;

g. Waterway or hydrological region security; and

h. the defense of conservation functions and the restriction of cultivation activities that can impair conservation functions on coastal and small islands.

Article 20

Strategy prevents land function in the conservation area as intended in Article 18 of the letter b, includes:

a. Prevention of wild-warehousing;

b. social and economic empowerment of the people around the region

forests;

c. The forage of forest area boundaries;

d. utilization of the production forest selectively and sustainably;

e. the development of cultivation activities in accordance with the rules of the rules of the laws of the laws;

f. The gradual return of the protected function in the protected area is being utilized for the cultivation activity

until the expiration date is exhausted; and

g. Increasing the efforts of the socialization and awareness of the Government, Local Government, District/City Government, private and community to avoid the region's land function

protected.

Article 21

The strategy minimized the damage to conservation areas as a result of human and natural activity as referred to in Article 18

the letter c, including:

a. implementation of preventive efforts prior to taking action

administration and the law against activities impacting the environment of life;

b. reclaimed beach reclamation and rehabilitation of abrasion; and

c. restoration of conservation area function.

Article 22

The strategy secures the conservation area as referred to in Article 18 of the letter d, includes:

a. biological resource enrichment;

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b. habitat repair;

c. protection of marine biota species in order to grow and develop naturally; and

d. the application of the environment friendly method.

Article 23

The strategy carries out the mitigation and adaptation of the prone region

The natural disaster as referred to in Article 18 of the letter e, includes:

a. Natural disaster-prone region;

b. Natural disaster-prone planning for natural disaster management;

d. utilization of natural disaster prone areas according to applicable rule by adhering to the preservation principles

environment;

e. utilization of environment friendly technologies to minimize

impact damage to natural disaster-prone areas;

f. utilization of early response technology in the event of disaster;

g. Prevention of cultivation activities that impact

environmental damage in the natural disaster-prone area; and/or

h. increased socialization and awareness efforts to the Government, community and private apparatus on the dangers and anticipated efforts of natural disasters.

Article 24

The policy of development of the common utilization area as referred to in Article 17 of the letter b, includes:

a. development of activities on coastal areas and small islands based potential resources and environmental support; and

b. monitoring and control activities on coastal areas

and small islands potentially beyond the support and environment of the environment.

Article 25

The strategy of development of activities on coastal areas and islands- small island-based potential resources and support

the environment as referred to in Article 24 of the letter a, includes:

a. assignment activities in the environment support environment;

b. field assignments that have a strategic value;

c. development of activities that have competitive advantage

and comparative;

d. development of activities outside of the conservation area;

e. development of marine resource management activities that

is of high economic value to boost the Regional economy; and

f. development of the means and infrastructure supporting the development of potential coastal areas and small-seeded islands.

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Article 26

The monitoring and controlling strategy of activities on coastal areas and small islands that could potentially exceed the power

support and environment tamping as referred to in Article 24 of the letter b, covering:

a. implementation of a strategic environmental study on policies, plans and programs that pose an impact and environmental risk;

b. implementation of the AMDAL process against activities in accordance with the rules of the legislation;

c. implementation of periodic monitoring and surveillance

against activities potentially damaging to the environment;

d. implementation of a preventive effort against potential activities

beyond dayadukung and environment dayatampung;

e. execution of an action against damaging activities

environment;

f. development of complaint mechanisms and procedures and

resolution of disputes against activities that damage the environment; and/or

g. the improvement of the peranation and the public in the monitoring and monitoring of negative impacts on the environment.

Article 27

The strategic region development policy as referred to in Article 17 of the letter c, includes:

a. preservation and improvement of the region 's value in order to drive the region' s economic growth, preservation of cultural values, and the preservation of the environment;

b. The development and improvement of the strategic region function productively, efficiently and competitively suited to the local potential and

environment dayadukung; and

c. development of strategic means and infrastructure.

Article 28

The strategy for preservation and improvement of the region's value in order to drive the economic growth of the region, the preservation of the value-value of the culture and preservation of the environment as

referred to in Article 27 of the letter a, includes:

A. assignment of Regional strategic areas;

b. prevention of space utilization in region strategic areas

that could potentially reduce the strategic function of protected areas;

c. rehabilitation of decreased region protection functions due to

impact of developing space in the and around the Regional strategic area; and

d. space utilization settings in the Regional economic strategic area, thus providing added value in order

drive the region economic growth.

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Article 29

The development strategy and improvement of strategic region function productively, efficiently, and competitively as per the local potential and

the environment dayadukung as referred to in Article 27 of the letter b, includes:

a. strategic area alignment with regard to the capability and fitness of the land;

b. The development of a seed product in the environment of the environment;

c. The development of the means and the supporting infrastructure as per the potential and the environment dayaduity;

d. the development of business-oriented minapoliters that accommodate both upstream and downstream interests;

e. Prevention of strategic land utilization that could potentially pose a natural disaster, except for leverage

technologies that are compatible with sustainable development kaedah;

f. The preservation of the strategic area is oriented to restore function and the environment dayadukung;

g. The rehabilitation of the identified living environment and the identified environment dayadukung experienced

damage;

h. the development of product substitution mechanisms in and

between strategic areas; and/or

i. Strategic security of the defense sector.

Security.

Article 30

Strategy development strategy and strategic region infrastructure

as referred to in Article 27 of the letter c, includes:

a. development of the means and development support infrastructure

strategic area as per the development needs of the region;

b. the improvement of the private and community roles in the provision

means and infrastructure supporting the development of strategic areas; and/or

c. development of the means and infrastructure supporting the development of strategic areas of the strategic region and continuous.

Paragraph 3

Map of the Space Pattern Plan

Section 31

Map plans of coastal areas of coastal areas and small islands with scale level of magnitude 1: 250,000 listed in

Attachment II, as part inseparable from this Area Regulation.

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BAB III

ZONATION

Parts Kesatu

Conservation Area

Paragraph 1

Coastal Region and Small Islands Conservation Area

Article 32

The conservation area of the coastal region and small islands in

Regions, covering:

a. Coastal asylum zone;

b. Coastal park zone; and

c. the small island park zone.

Article 33

(1) The coastal asylum zone as referred to in Article 32 of the letter a, includes:

a. Cipeak Coastal Sanctuary in Pangandaran County is turtle conservation area;

b. Sanskrit Coastal Sanctuary in Tasikmalaya County, namely

turtle conservation area;

c. Cikepuh Coastal Sanctuary in Sukabumi County, namely

turtle conservation area;

d. Ciyak coastal Sanctuary in Sukabumi Regency, as

nature reserve conservation area;

e. Coastal Sanctuary of Tangkubanparahu in Sukabumi Regency, as a conservation area of nature reserves;

f. Sukawayana Coastal Sanctuary in Sukabumi Regency, as a conservation area of nature reserves;

g. Coastal Sanctuary of Leuweung Sancang in Gatut County as

nature reserve conservation area;

h. Pangandaran Coastal Sanctuary as a marine sanctuary;

i. Bojongprohibited Jayanti Coastal Sanctuary in Cianjur Regency as a nature reserve; and

j. Other coastal asylum set then.

(2) The coastal park zone as referred to in Article 32 of the letter b, namely Pangumbahan Coastal Park in Sukabumi Regency, a turtle conservation area, the Luhur Keusic Beach and

Beach The area of the Pangandaran as well as the other coastal park zone is set then.

(3) The small island park zone as referred to in Article 32 of the letter c, includes:

a. Sukabumi Regency, consists of:

1. Gotor Island;

2. Karangghost Island;

3. Kunti Island;

4. Mandra Island;

5. Manuk Island; and

6. Other islands are set later.

b. Tasikmalaya County, consisting of:

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1. Batukolotok Island;

2. Nusamanuk Island; and

3. other islands set later

c. Indramayu County, consisting of:

1. Candikian Island;

2. Biawak Island;

3. Central Gosongy Island; and

4. Other islands are set later.

d. Garut County, consisting of:

1. Karangganjor Island;

2. Karangkakapak Island; and

3. Other islands are set later.

e. Pangandaran County, consisting of:

1. Balekambang Island;

2. Batununggul Island;

3. Batupayung Leutik Island;

4. Batupayung Island;

5. Manggar Island;

6. Sebrotan Island;

7. Sodonggede Island; and

8. Other islands set later.

Paragraf 2

Waters Conservation Area

Article 34

(1) Regional territorial conservation areas, including:

a. Aquatic sanctuary zones;

b. coastal zone mangrove;

c. reef zone; and

d. disaster-prone zone.

(2) The natural asylum zone as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a, consists of:

a. Marine Sanctuary of Leuweung Sancang in Garut County; and

b. Pangandaran Marine Nature Sanctuary in Pangandaran County; and

c. Other water natural asylum zones set then.

(3) The Mangrove Beach Zone as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b, consists of:

a. Mangrove Bay Zone Muara Kingong and Tarumajaya in Bekasi County;

b. Mangrove Beach zone Blanakan, Sukasari and Legon Kulon in Subang County;

c. Mangrove Beach zone Tanjung Sedari, Pakisjaya, Batujaya, Tirtajaya and Cilamaya Wetan in Karawang County;

d. Mangrove Beach zone Eretan, Lolair, Kandanghaur, Parubbing, Indramayu, Cantigi and Sindang in County

Indramayu; and

e. The other mangrove zone is set then.

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(4) The Coral Reef Zone as referred to in paragraph (1)

letter c, consists of:

a. Cilamaya Beach and Batujaya (Coral Sedulang and Island

Daughter), in Karawang County;

b. Beach Bobos, in Subang County;

c. Majakerta Beach and Biawak Island Area, in County

Indramayu;

d. Karanghawu Beach, Cisolok, Citepus, Surade, Ciracap, and

Ciwaru in Sukabumi Regency;

e. Coast of Santolo, Cilauteureun until the Sancang Nature Reserve and

Cikelet, in Garut County;

f. Beach Cipatujah until Karangtawulan, in Tasikmalaya County;

g. Krapyak Beach, East Coast and West Nature Reserve of Panhailed as well as the Coral Coast of Jaladri, in Pangandaran County; and

h. other coral reef zones are set then

(5) The disaster-prone zone as referred to in paragraph (1) letter d, covering:

a. The earthquake-prone region, spread out at:

1. Sukabumi Regency, covering Tegalbuleud Subdistrict,

Ciracap, Ciemas, Cibitung and Simpenan;

2. Cianjur Regency, covering Cileaf and Sindangang Subdistrict; and

3. The district of Tasikmalaya, includes Cikalong and Cipatujah Subdistrict.

b. Abrasion-prone area, spread across every coastal subdistrict of the southern and northern coastal regions;

c. erosion-prone areas, scattered across any coastal subdistrict

south and northern coastal regions;

d. Accretion region, spread across any subdistrict along

north coast;

e. The tsunami-prone area, spread across every subdistrict along the southern coast;

f. Soil movement prone area, spread across every subdistrict in the coastal region north of the coast; and

g. flood-prone area, spread across every subdistrict in the northern coastal region.

Paragraf 3

Semcompatible Beach Area

Article 35

(1) The coastal border region and the islands

small It is a certain region along the coast, which has the essential benefits of maintaining the preservation of the coastal functions.

(2) The boundary of the coastal border area as referred to in verse (1) is land along the coast with wide

proportionally according to the physical shape and physical condition of the beach, and the least 100 distances (hundred) meters are calculated from the highest tide

to the ground direction.

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(3) The coastal border area as referred to in paragraph (1)

and verse (2), covering the area along the coastline in the northern and southern coastal regions.

The Second Part

The General Expediency Zone

Section 36

General utilization area, includes:

a. forest zone;

b. agricultural zone;

c. zone of settlement;

d. mining zone;

e. industry zone;

f. cultivation zone of cultivation;

g. Fishing zone capture;

h. port zone; and

i. tourism zone.

Paragraf 1

The Forest Zone

Article 37

(1) The forest zone as referred to in Article 36 of the letter a, includes a limited production forest zone and fixed production forest zone.

(2) forest zones Limited production as specified in

paragraph (1), spread in:

a. Sukabumi Regency, covering:

1. District of Cibitung;

2. Ciemas Subdistrict;

3. "

4. Palabuhanqueen Subdistrict;

5. Simpenan District;

6. Surade Subdistrict; and

7. Tegalbuleud District.

b. Cianjur County, covering:

1. Argabinta Subdistrict;

2. Cidaun District; and

3. Sindanggoods District.

c. Garut County, covering:

1. Bungbulang Subdistrict;

2. Caringin Subdistrict;

3. Cibalong District;

4. The subdistrict of Cikelet; and

5. Pameungpeuk.

d. Pangandaran County, covering:

1. " The district of Cipeak;

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2. The District of Kalipucang; and

Parigi district.

(3) The production forest zone remains as referred to in verse (1), scattered at:

a. Bekasi County, covering:

1. Babelan Subdistrict; and

2. " The District Of The Mouth Of The Kingpin.

b Sukabumi Regency, covering:

1. Ciemas Subdistrict;

2. "

3. Palabuhanqueen Subdistrict;

4. Simpenan District; and

5. Tegalbuleud Subdistrict.

c. District of Garut, which is Cibalong District

d. Tasikmalaya County, covering:

1. District Cipatujah; and

2. " The Karangnang Subdistrict.

e. Pangandaran County, covering:

1. Kalipucang Subdistrict;

2. Parigi Subdistrict; and

3. The District of Sidamulih.

Paragould 2

Agricultural Zone

Article 38

The agricultural zone as referred to in Article 36 of the letter b, is spread at:

a. Bekasi County, covering:

1. Babelan Subdistrict;

2. The Muara Kingong; and

3. other agricultural zones set later.

b. Karawang County, covering:

1. Batujaya District;

2. Cicrocodiles Subdistrict;

3. Cilamaya Kulon District;

4. Cilamaya Wetan Subdistrict;

5. " The Sixth Subdistrict;

6. District of Pakistan;

7. Pedes Subdistrict;

8. Tempuran District;

9. Tirtajaya Subdistrict; and

10. other agricultural zones set later.

c. Subang County, covering:

1. The Subdistrict Blanakan;

2. Legonkulon District;

3. The district of Pusakanagara;

4. The Subdistrict of Sukasari; and

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5. other agricultural zones set later.

d. Indramayu County, covering:

1. Balongan Subdistrict;

2. Cantigi Subdistrict;

3. Indramayu Subdistrict;

4. District of Juntinyuat;

5. Kandanghaur District;

6. Karangampel Subdistrict;

7. Krangkeng Subdistrict;

8. Lolair District;

9. District Patrol;

10. District of Sindang;

11. Sukra Subdistrict; and

12. Another agricultural zone is set later.

e. Cirebon county, covering:

1. District of Astanajapura;

2. Subdistrict:

3. The district of Gunungjati;

4. Kapeai District;

5. Losari District;

6. Pangenan District; and

7. Another agricultural zone is set later.

f. Sukabumi Regency, covering:

1. District of Cibitung;

2. Ciemas Subdistrict;

3. Ciracap Subdistrict;

4. Surade Subdistrict; and

5. other agricultural zones set later.

g. Garut County, which is Pameungpeuk District and other agricultural zones which are set later.

h. Tasikmalaya County, covering:

1. " Districts of Cipatujah;

2. KarangnTrinity Subdistrict; and

3. Other agricultural zones are set then.

i. Pangandaran County, covering:

1. District of Cijulang;

2. Kalipucang Subdistrict;

3. Parigi Subdistrict; and

4. other farm zones set then.

Paragraf 3

Settlement zone

Article 39

(1) settlement zone as referred to in Article 36

letter c, covering urban residential zones and zones A rural settlement.

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(2) An urban settlement zone as referred to in

paragraph (1), spread in:

a. Bekasi County, covering:

1. Babelan Subdistrict;

2. Tarumajaya subdistrict; and

3. other urban residential zones set

later.

b. Indramayu County, covering:

1. Indramayu Subdistrict;

2. The subdistrict of Sindang; and

3. other urban residential zones set

later.

c. Cirebon county, covering:

1. District of Astanajapura;

2. Subdistrict:

3. The district of Gunungjati;

4. Kapeai District;

5. Losari District;

6. Suranenggala Subdistrict;

7. Mundu Subdistrict;

8. Pangenan District; and

9. Another urban settlement zone is set later.

d. Cirebon city, covering:

1. District of the United States;

2. The Lemahwungkuk Subdistrict; and

3. other urban residential zones set

later.

e. Sukabumi Regency, covering:

1. Palabuhanqueen Subdistrict;

2. Cimaja Subdistrict; and

3. Another urban settlement zone is set later.

f. Garut County, covering Caringin District and zone

other urban settlements are set later.

g. Pangandaran County, covering Cijulang District and

other urban settlement zones set later.

(3) The settlement zone as referred to in verse (1), covering a scattered desicized settlement plan in the

entire coastal region district.

Paragould 4

Mining Zone

Article 40

The mining zone as referred to in Article 36 of the letter

d, covering the energy and mineral resources are scattered at:

A. Bekasi County, which is oil and gas mining area

the earth in Babelan and Tarumajaya sub-districts;

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b. Karawang Regency, which is oil mining area and

earth gas in Tirtajaya, Cibuaya and Cilamaya Wetan;

c. Indramayu Regency, which is the oil mining area and

Earth gas in Sukra, Balongan and Karangampel District;

d. Sukabumi Regency, covering:

1. Metal mineral mining areas, non-metal minerals

and rocks in Palabuhanqueen subdistrict, Cisolok, Ciracap and Surade; and

2. The PLTU area in Palabuhanqueen District.

e. Cianjur Regency, which is a metallic mineral mining area,

minerals are not metals and rocks in Agrabinta sub-district, Sindanggoods District and Cileaf Subdistrict;

f. Garut County, which is the mineral-mining area of metals, non-metal minerals and rocks in Pameungpeuk;

g. Tasikmalaya County, which is the mineral mineral region, not metals and rocks in the subdistrict

KarangnTrinity, Cipatujah and Cikalong; and

h. Pangandaran County, i.e. mineral mining area

metals, non-metal minerals and rocks in Cimerak and Cijulang sub-districts.

Paragraf 5

Industrial Zone

Article 41

The industrial zone is in question In Article 36 of the letter e, it is the processing of the sea and its following spread in

the entire coastal region of the:

a. Bekasi County;

b. Karawang Regency;

c. Subang County;

d. Indramayu County;

e. Cirebon Regency;

f. City of Cirebon;

g. Sukabumi Regency;

h. Cianjur Regency;

i. Garut County;

j. Tasikmalaya County; and

k. Pangandaran County.

paragraph 6

The cultivation zone of cultivation

Article 42

The cultivation zone of cultivation as referred to in Article 36 of the letter f, includes the cultivation fishery scattered throughout

the district Coastal region at:

a. Bekasi County;

b. Karawang Regency;

c. Subang County;

d. Indramayu County;

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e. Cirebon Regency;

f. City of Cirebon;

g. Sukabumi Regency;

h. Cianjur Regency;

i. Garut County;

j. Tasikmalaya County; and

k. Pangandaran County.

Paragraf 7

The Fisheries Zone Catch

Article 43

The capture fishing zone as referred to in Article 36

the letter g, includes:

a. Coastal waterfish capture pathway up to 2 (two)

nautical miles measured from the lowest ebb surface at low ebb;

b. Coastal waterfish capture lane outside 2 (two) nautical miles up to 4 (four) nautical miles; and

c. A waterway fishing line outside the capture track 4 (four) nautical miles up to 12 (twelve) nautical miles measured

of Sea level at low ebb.

Paragraf 8

The Port Zone

Article 44

The port zone as referred to in Article 36 of the letter h, includes:

a. public ports and special terminals; and

b. fishing port.

Article 45

The common port zone and special terminal as referred to in Article 44 of the letter a, are scattered at:

a. Bekasi County, namely the Muara Narong Regional Lure Port zone and the common port zone and other special terminals are set later;

b. Karawang County, the Cilamaya Main Port zone, and the Special Terminal Pupuk Kujang as well as the port zone

the general and other special terminals are set later;

c. Subang County, which is the Regional Decoy Port zone in Pamanukan and Patimban as well as the common port zone and

other special terminals that are set later;

d. Indramayu County, Indramayu Regional Lure Port Zone, Eretan Local Port Port,

Balongan Special Terminal, and Eretan PLTU Special Terminal as well as common port zones and other special terminals that

set out then;

e. Cirebon County, the Muaragebang Regional Bait Port Zone and the common port zone and special terminal

others set later;

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f. The city of Cirebon, which is the Port of Bait zone in Cirebon and

the common port zone and other special terminal is set later;

g. Sukabumi Regency, covering the Palabuhanqueen zone, Terminal

Special Tegalbuleud, as well as the common port zone and other special terminal set later;

h. Cianjur Regency, which is the Local Sindang Goods Port zone, Argabinta Special Terminal and Cileaf Special Terminal as well as the common port zone and terminal

other special ones are set later;

i. Garut County, which is the Local Bait Port Zone

Pakenjeng and the common port zone and other special terminal are set later;

j. Tasikmalaya County, which is the Local Bait Port zone

Cipatujah, Special Terminal of the KarangnTrinity as well as the common port zone and other special terminal set later; and

k. Pangandaran County, namely the Regional Buffer Ports zone in Bojong Salawe and the Crossing Port

Majingklak as well as the common port zone and other special terminal set later;

Article 46

(1) Zone fishing port as referred to in Article

44 letter b, covering:

a. the fishing port zone with a land area of at least 2 (two) hectares for the Port of Fish Landing (PPI);

b. the fishing port zone with the most less than 5 (five) acres of land area for the Coastal Fisheries Port

(PPP);

c. The fishing port zone with the most less land area

15 (fifteen) hectares for Port Fisheries Nusantara (PPN); and

d. the fishing port zone with the most less land area

30 (thirty) acres for the Port Fisheries Ocean (PPS).

(2) The fishing port zone as referred to in paragraph (1),

consists of:

a. fishing port on the southern coast, covering:

1. PPN Palabuhanqueen;

2. PPP Cilauteureun;

3. PPI Cibangban;

4. PPI Cisolok;

5. PPI Cipated;

6. PPI Ujunggenteng;

7. PPI Loji;

8. PPI Minajaya;

9. PPI Jayanti;

10. PPI Apra;

11. PPI Karangwangi

12. PPI Cikakap;

13. PPI Rancabuaya;

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14. PPI Cimari;

15. PPI Pamayangsari;

16. PPI Nusacimanuk;

17. PPI Legok Jawa;

18. PPI Batu Karas;

19. PPI Bojong Salawe;

20. PPI Cikidang;

21. PPI Majingklak;

22. PPI Madasari;

23. PPI Muara Gatah Bagolo;

24. PPI Nusawiru;

25. PPI Ciawi Tali; and

26. Other PPI will be set later.

b. fishing port on the north coast, covering:

1. PPN Kejawanan;

2. PPP Ciparage;

3. PPP Eretan Wetan;

4. PPP Bondet;

5. PPI Paljaya;

6. PPI Muara Jaya;

7. PPI Muara Bungin;

8. PPI Pondok Dua;

9. PPI Cemara Jaya;

10. Old Estuary PPI;

11. PPI Praubosok;

12. Mekarjati PPI;

13. PPI River Buntu;

14. White Sand PPI;

15. PPI Satar;

16. PPI Tengkolak;

17. Genteng PPI;

18. PPI Ujung Gebang;

19. PPI Bugel;

20. PPI Kali Menir;

21. PPI Eretan Kulon;

22. PPI Cemara Rotation;

23. PPI Bedahan;

24. Karangsong PPI;

25. PPI Singaraja;

26. PPI Majakerta;

27. PPI Limbangan;

28. PPI Lombang;

29. PPI Juntinyuat;

30. PPI Dbug;

31. PPI Tegal Agung;

32. PPI Sindang;

33. The PPI of the Arts;

34. Coastal PPI;

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35. PPI Samcemn;

36. PPI Cangkol;

37. PPI Bunker Lor;

38. PPI Bundle;

39. PPI Reef Reja;

40. PPI Banwith;

41. PPI Ender;

42. PPI Kali Pasung;

43. PPI Gebang Bloom;

44. PPI Ambulu;

45. PPI Tawang Sari;

46. PPI Playangan;

47. PPI Leaning;

48. PPI Citemu;

49. PPI Waruduwur;

50. PPI Archiving; and

51. Other PPI to be specified later.

Paragraf 9

Tourism zone

Article 47

Tourism zone as referred to in Article 36 of the letter i,

includes:

a. The coastal cultural tourism area of Cirebon in the district of Alisan,

Pekalipan and Lemahwungkuk City of Cirebon;

b. Ecotourism region Palabuhanqueen in Palabuhanqueen District and the Cisolok Regency of Sukabumi;

c. Ujunggenteng tourist area in the Ciracap District of Sukabumi Regency;

d. Ecotourism area Jayanti in Cianjur District Cianjur District;

e. Ecotourism area of Leuweung Sancang in Cibalong District Garut District;

f. Ecotourism area Rancabuaya in Caringin County Garut district;

g. Ecotourism area of Cilauteureun in Cikelet District of Garut Regency;

h. The ecotourism area of Cipatujah in Cipatujah District

Tasikmalaya Regency;

i. Pangandaran Beach recreation area in the District

Pangandaran, Majingklak, Bojongsalawe, Parigi, Cimerak and Cijulang;

j. Special interest tourism area, which is spread across the southern and northern coastal regions; and

k. Other tourist areas, which will be set later.

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Fourth Quarter

Strategic Regions

Article 48

(1) The Strategic Area of the Province (KSP) in coastal and island areas-

small islands, including:

a. The Pameungpeuk Rocket Test Facility Area;

b. The Observer Station Area Is Between The Pameungpeuk;

c. Pangandaran-Kalipucang-Segara Anakan-Nusakambangan;

d. Strategic area for economic growth interest, consists of:

1. KSP Pangandaran;

2. Southern KSP Sukabumi;

3. KSP agriculture wetland and technical irrigation on the north coast; and

4. KSP Refinery oil and Cilamaya Port Area.

e. The strategic area for the purpose of the function and the environment of the environment, including:

1. South Garut KSP; and

2. North Coast Coast KSP.

(2) The National Strategic Area is located in the coastal region and

the small islands, namely the Small Island Area of Nusamanuk in Tasikmalaya County.

(3) Map of the Strategic Area of the Province and Region Certain National Strategic as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2)

with a scale level of magnitude 1: 250,000 are listed in Annex III, as part inseparable with the Regulation of this Region.

BAB IV

SPACE UTILIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT

Section

General

Section 49

(1) Monitoring and development of coastal area space and

small islands refers to the plan of space structure and space pattern plan.

(2) The implementation of utilization and development of coastal area space and small islands as referred to in paragraph

(1), done through the space utilization program compiled based on the annual primary program indication.

(3) The space utilization program as referred to in paragraph (2), is specified with the Regulation Governor.

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Second Part

Urban System

Article 50

(1) The development of urban systems in coastal and island areas-

the small island in the Region, includes:

a. PKN Cirebon is in the northern coastal region, with the role of an international, national or multiple provincial collection and distribution centre; and

b. PKW Palabuhanqueen and Pangandaran in the southern coastal region as well as PKW Indramayu in the northern coastal region, with

the role of the national collection and distribution center.

(2) PKN Cirebon as referred to paragraph (1) the letter a, includes:

a. a functioning urban area or potentially as a major node of import-export activities or gateway to international regions; and

b. a functioning urban area or potentially as a national-scale industrial and service activity center or who

serves several provinces; and/or urban areas that function or potentially as a primary node

transport the national scale or service of several provinces.

(3) PKW Palabuhanqueen, Pangandaran and Indramayu as

referred to in paragraph (1) letter b, covering:

a. a functioning urban area or potentially as

the second node of import export activities in favour of PKN;

b. a functioning urban area or potentially as a center of industrial activity and services serving Provincial or County/Kota; and/or

c. urban areas that function or potentially as a serving transport node Provincial/City scale

/City.

Article 51

(1) The urban system as referred to in Article 50, includes:

a. Pangandaran and Palabuhanqueen as PKNp, which has a specific function of the service scale

international, National or Province;

b. Rancabuaya as PKWp, which has a certain function of the Provincial or County services scale/Kota;

c. Sindanggoods and Pameungpeuk as PKL Urban, with county/City services area and subdistrict;

d. Tarumajaya, Cilamaya, Pusakanagara, Patrol, Kandanghaur, and Karangampel in the northern coastal region, as PKL Perdesaan with county/City services area and

sub-district; and

e. Bungbulang, KarangnTrinity, and Cijulang in the southern coastal region, as PKL Perdesaan with county/City services area and subdistrict.

(2) PKL as referred to in verse (1) c, letter d and letter e, covering urban areas Which:

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a. serve the Regency/City scale activities or some

subdistrict;

b. serve as a commodities and marketing hub

a market-oriented local seed that serves several subdistricts or local/internal;

c. functions as a local transportation network node in the District/City or subdistrict; and

d. is special to encourage the development of strategic sectors or other special activities in the region

District/City.

Third Section

Transport Network System

Article 52

Development of transport network in coastal areas, covering

development of land transport; sea; river transport; lakes and crossings (ASDP); as well as air.

Article 53

(1) Land transportation development as referred to in

Article 52 includes the development of road networks and terminals.

(2) The development of the road network as referred to in verse

(1), covering:

a. increased east axis road in Pangandaran lane-

Pangandaran-Cikijing-Cirebon;

b. construction of the South West Java cross road;

c. increased traffic status south of West Java to

national road;

d. completion of road handling and bridge in West Java

southern part;

e. construction of the middle shaft road in the Bandung line-

Pangalengan-Rancabuaya;

f. optimisation of the vertical path Palabuhanqueen-Cikidang-Cirhino-Bogor-Depok-Jakarta;

g. construction of the West Java north primary collector road;

h. an increase in the northbound cross road network of West Java; and

i. Other road construction on the south and north coast.

(3) Terminal development as referred to in paragraph (1), includes:

a. provisioning of the Type A Palabuhanqueen terminal;

b. provisioning of the Type B Indramayu terminal;

c. maintenance of terminal/sub terminals in Palabuhanqueen,

Bungbulang, Pameungpeuk, Cileaf, Cipatujah, Cikalong, and Cibalong; and

d. Other terminal development is set later.

Article 54

(1) Transport development as referred to in Article 52, covering the development and construction of the port

and the cruise line.

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(2) The development and construction of the port as

is referred to in paragraph (1), covering:

a. the construction of a regional feeder port in

Palabuhanqueen;

b. construction of the Bojongsalawe regional feeder port in Pangandaran County;

c. construction of the regional feeder port of Muaragembong in Bekasi Regency;

d. the construction of a regional feeder port at Indramayu;

e. increased capacity and function of the Collector Port in

The City of Cirebon;

f. the construction of the main port of Cilamaya in Karawang Regency; and

g. the development and development of other ports specified later.

Article 55

(1) The development of river, lake and crossing

(ASDP) as referred to in Section 52, includes development and Port and shipping flow.

(2) The development and construction of the port as referred to in verse (1), namely increased Port quality

Majingklak at Kalipucang Pangandaran Regency, which is a port commercial crossing towards Cilacap

Central Java as well as development and Other ports set later.

Article 56

The development of air transport as referred to in Article 52, includes:

a. Optimize the function of Nusawiru Airport in Pangandaran

as a tertiary distribution center;

b. development of Citarate Air Base on the County Coast

Sukabumi; and

c. Other air transport development is set

then.

Fourth Quarter

Energy and Power Systems Systems

Article 57

(1) Development of energy and electricity networks in coastal areas,

includes installation development and electrical distribution network, renewable energy, and non-renewable energy.

(2) The development of an electrical distribution and distribution network as referred to in paragraph (1), includes:

a. development of the geothermal power plant Cisolok-Cisukarame Sukabumi Regency, and Ciheuras Regency

Tasikmalaya;

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b. the development of the Cileaf microhydro power plant

Cianjur Regency, Garut County Bungbulang, and Garut County Pakenjeng; and

c. installation development and other electrical distribution networks are set later.

(3) The development of renewable energy and non-renewable energy as referred to in paragraph (1), includes:

a. the development of renewable energy utilization is small-scale water energy, solar energy, wind energy, and bio-energi;

b. natural gas utilization infrastructure development;

c. energy independent village development;

d. development of the geothermal field Cismocked Cisukarame Sukabumi Regency;

e. development of the utilization of energy sources of wind energy on the southern coast of Cianjur Regency and Sukabumi regency;

f. the development of the city ' s regional gas and gas pipeline network;

g. development of coal utilization for industry and power plants in Indramayu County and County

Cirebon; and

h. development of renewable energy and non-renewable energy

other set then.

Fifth Quarter

Telecommunication Network System

Article 58

The development of telecom networks in the region The coast, including

telecommunications development in the unaffordable village of telephone signals, telecommunications in villages that have not been through the terrestrial network of telecommunications, and the development of cyber province.

Sixth section

Settlement infrastructure

Article 59

(1) The development of residential infrastructure in coastal areas, covering the development of settlements in the southern coastal region

and the north coast.

(2) The development of residential infrastructure in the southern coastal region, covering:

a. upgrading the wastewater management system in Pangandaran and Palabuhanqueen;

b. development of the regional parent market in Palabuhanqueen;

c. the realignment of the slums;

d. provisioning of the regional garbage end processing place;

e. urban drainage network alignment;

f. development of the sports area in PKW and the sports facilities in PKL;

g. construction of Type B Hospital in PKW and C-type Hospital in PKL;

h. the construction of a cultural center in PKNp;

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i. construction of the national scale integrated recreation center and

international in PKNp;

j. the improvement of the basic infrastructure of settlements in the village

left behind, remote villages, fishing slum settlements, villages in the border region, and disaster-prone areas;

k. The setting of a rural settlement area with the principle of conservation and disaster relief; and

l. Other residential infrastructure development was established later.

(3) The development of residential infrastructure in the northern coastal region, includes:

a. improving the availability of urban clean water and

the development of IPA/WTP in Bekasi County;

b. vertical occupancy development in Cirebon City;

c. increased regional waste management in Cirebon County;

d. development of the regional rice parent market in Indramayu County and the regional parent market in Cirebon County;

e. development of integrated sports areas in PKN, PKW, and

construction of sports facilities in PKL;

f. construction of a type A hospital in PKN, the type B hospital

in PKW, and the type C hospital in PKL;

g. the improvement of the basic infrastructure of settlements in the village

left behind, remote villages, fishing slum settlements, villages in the border area, as well as disaster-prone areas;

h. The alignment of the residential area with the principle of conservation and disaster management; and

i. Other established settlement infrastructure development later.

Seventh Section

The Water Resource Network System

Article 60

(1) Development of water resources in coastal areas, covering development Water resource infrastructure and irrigation.

(2) The development of water resource infrastructure, includes:

a. Revitalization and optimization of reservoir functions and danau/situ;

b. construction of the Ciletuh Reservoir in Cianjur Regency;

c. construction of the Hyang and Sukahurip Waducts in the County

Pangandaran;

d. construction of Ciwulan Reservoir in Tasikmalaya County;

and

e. the development of other water resources that

is set later.

(3) The development of irrigation infrastructure, namely increased conditions

an irrigation network that has existed in the northern and southern coastal regions.

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Eighth Section

Fisheries Infrastructure Capture

Article 61

(1) Development of capture fishery infrastructure in the region

coast, covering the development of capture fishing infrastructure on the coast south and the north coast.

(2) The development of capture fishing infrastructure on the southern coast, includes:

1. PPN Palabuhanqueen;

2. PPP Cilauteureun;

3. PPI Cibangban;

4. PPI Cisolok;

5. PPI Cipated;

6. PPI Ujunggenteng;

7. PPI Loji;

8. PPI Minajaya;

9. PPI Jayanti;

10. PPI Apra;

11. PPI Karangwangi

12. PPI Cikakap;

13. PPI Rancabuaya;

14. PPI Cimari;

15. PPI Pamayangsari;

16. PPI Nusacimanuk;

17. PPI Legok Jawa;

18. PPI Batu Karas;

19. PPI Bojong Salawe;

20. PPI Cikidang;

21. PPI Majingklak;

22. PPI Madasari;

23. PPI Muara Gatah Bagolo;

24. PPI Nusawiru;

25. PPI Ciawi Tali; and

26. Other PPI set later.

(3) The capture of capture fishery infrastructure on the north coast, includes:

1. PPN Kejawanan;

2. PPP Ciparage;

3. PPP Eretan Wetan;

4. PPP Bondet;

5. PPI Paljaya;

6. PPI Muara Jaya;

7. PPI Muara Bungin;

8. PPI Pondok Dua;

9. PPI Cemara Jaya;

10. Old Sink PPI;

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11. PPI Praubosok;

12. Mekarjati PPI;

13. PPI River Buntu;

14. White Sand PPI;

15. PPI Satar;

16. PPI Tengkolak;

17. Genteng PPI;

18. PPI Ujung Gebang;

19. PPI Bugel;

20. PPI Kali Menir;

21. PPI Eretan Kulon;

22. PPI Cemara Rotation;

23. PPI Bedahan;

24. Karangsong PPI;

25. PPI Singaraja;

26. PPI Majakerta;

27. PPI Limbangan;

28. PPI Lombang;

29. PPI Juntinyuat;

30. PPI Dbug;

31. PPI Tegal Agung;

32. PPI Sindang;

33. The PPI of the Arts;

34. Coastal PPI;

35. PPI Samcemn;

36. PPI Cangkol;

37. PPI Bunker Lor;

38. PPI Bundle;

39. PPI Reef Reja;

40. PPI Banwith;

41. PPI Ender;

42. PPI Kali Pasung;

43. PPI Gebang Bloom;

44. PPI Ambulu;

45. PPI Tawang Sari;

46. PPI Playangan;

47. PPI Leaning;

48. PPI Citemu;

49. PPI Waruduwur;

50. PPI Archiving; and

51. Other PPI set later.

The Ninth Section

The Sea Alur

Article 62

(1) The sea waterways in the coastal region include shipping flows, pipelines

migas, biota migration flows and fishing trawling flows.

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(2) shipping lanes in coastal areas, including:

a. The Palabuhanqueen zone and the Tegalbuleud Special Terminal in Sukabumi County;

b. The Regional Buffer Port Zone in Bojong Salawe and

The Majingklak Crossing Port in Pangandaran County;

c. The Port of Muara Kingong Regional zone in Bekasi County;

d. The Indramayu Regional Bait Port Zone, Port

The Local Eretan Lure, Balongan Special Terminal and the Special Terminal PLTU Eretan in Indramayu regency;

e. The Port of the Decoy Port zone in Cirebon in Cirebon City;

f. The Cilamaya Main Port zone, and the Special Terminal Pupuk Kujang in Karawang County;

g. The Regional Buffer Ports zone in Pamanukan and Patimban in Subang County;

h. The Muaragebang Regional Bait Port Zone in

Cirebon regency;

i. Local Pakenjeng Local Bait Port Zone

Garut;

j. Cipatujah Local Bait Port Zone, KarangnTrinity Special Terminal in Tasikmalaya County; and

k. Local Sindang Goods Port zone, Argabinta Special Terminal and Cileaf Special Terminal in County

Cianjur; and

l. Other cruise lines set later.

(3) The oil pipeline of the coastal region, covering the oil pipeline of migas

under the sea that crosses the waters of Bekasi Regency, Karawang Regency, Subang Regency, Indramayu Regency, and Other areas specified later.

(4) The migration of biota migration in coastal areas, covering the whale migration flows in the waters of Karawang Regency, Indramayu Regency,

Sukabumi Regency, Cianjur Regency, and Tasikmalaya Regency.

BAB V

PROTECTION

Article 63

Local Government provide protection against coastal areas and small islands, including:

a. coastal protection from erosion or abrasion;

b. protection against coastal and marine ecosystems such as mangrove, coral reefs, pasture, white sand, and estuaria;

c. Sea-water protection from destruction and pollution

environment; and

d. Artificial resources protection on the coast from storms, currents, waves, floods, rob and other natural disasters.

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BAB VI

PERIZSE

Article 64

(1) The Regional Government granted the area utilization permit

the coastal and small islands between 4 (four) miles up to 12 (twelve) miles.

(2) The District/City Government grants permission for the utilization of coastal areas and small islands up to 4 (four) miles.

(3) Licensing as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised by the Organization of the Regional Devices in authority

based on the technical recommendation of the Service, under the terms of the laws.

BAB VII

INCENTIVES AND DISINCENTIVES

Part Parts

Incentives

Section 65

(1) The Local Government may provide an incentive to the District/City Government, the business world, and the society organizes development in accordance with RZWP3K.

(2) The Incentive to the District/City Government can be provided in form:

a. compensation;

b. funding cooperation;

c. program support and development activities;

d. provisioning of the infrastructure; and/or

e. award.

(3) The incentive to the world of effort and society can be given

in form:

a. Regional Retribution:

b. compensation;

c. funding cooperation;

d. provisioning of the infrastructure;

e. ease of licensing procedures; and/or

f. award.

(4) The provisions of an incentive grant mechanism as

referred to in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) are governed by the Governor's Rule.

The Second Section

Disincentive

Section 66

(1) The Local Government can provide a disincentive to

The District/City Government, the business world, and the society that is in organizing the development is not compatible with RZWP3K.

(2) Disincentive to the District/City Government, may be given in form:

a. Infrastructure provision is limited;

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b. compensation recognition; and/or

c. revocation of incentives.

(3) Disincentive to the business and community world, can be provided in form:

a. Infrastructure provision is limited;

b. compensation recognition;

c. incentive cancellation;

d. request revocation recommendation; and/or

e. Administrative sanction.

(4) The provisions of the disincentive mechanism as referred to in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) are governed with

Governor Rule.

BAB VIII

LARROOM

Article 67

Each person/body of effort is prohibited:

a. violates the terms of the zoning directive of coastal areas and the small islands;

b. Violation of the terms specified in the license terms that are issued under the terms of the invitation-invitation rule;

c. utilizing the space without permission and/or not in accordance with the permission under the rules of the rules An invitation;

d. utilize the space with permissions obtained through the correct procedure;

e. doing utilization of free space along the pipeline

migas;

f. perform the space utilization activities that can

inflict damage mangrove ecosystem, coral reefs, pasture, white sand, and/or estuaries; and

g. perform space utilization activities that can contaminate the environment and/or harm the community around the coast.

BAB IX

SANCTION ADMINISTRATION

Article 68

(1) Any person/entity that commits a breach against the provisions as referred to in Article 67,

imposed administrative sanction, in the form of:

a. written reprimand;

b. Partial temporary termination or all activities

efforts;

c. freezing permissions;

d. revocation revocation; and/or

e. (2) In terms of violation of the infringement of the conduct of

criminal, the application of administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph (1) does not negate the application of criminal sanctions, as

the rules of the law. It's

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(3) Terms on the mechanism of application of administrative sanction

as referred to in paragraph (1), are governed by the Governor's Ordinance, under the provisions of the laws.

BAB X

ENFORCEMENT OF LAW

Article 69

Law Enforcement in the implementation of the Regional Regulation is carried out by the Pamong Praja Police Unit and Investigators

Civil Service employees (PPNS), as per the rules of the regulations It's

BAB XI

CRIMINAL provisions

Article 70

(1) Any person/business entity that violates the provisions of Article 67, is threatened with maximum confinement 3 (three) months or fines

most Rp. 50,000,000,-(five 20 million rupees.)

(2) Criminal Tindak as referred to in paragraph (1) is

violation.

(3) In the event of a criminal provision set up with higher laws, then

the criminal provisions are valid.

BAB XII

INQUIRY

Article 71

(1) In addition to Officials of the Public Investigators who are charged with the investigation of felon, the investigation of the criminal acts as contemplated in the Regulation of this Area may be conducted by the PPNS in

the regional government environment of which the appointment is set in accordance with the Laws.

(2) In carrying out the assignment of the inquiry, PPNS as referred to in paragraph (1), authorized:

a. receive a report or complaint from a person about a criminal offense;

b. conducted the first act at the time at the scene and performed an inspection;

c. ordered a stop of a suspect and checked the sign

ID of the suspect;

d. conduct forfeiture of objects and/or letters;

e. take fingerprints and photograph someone;

f. call people to be heard and checked as suspects or witnesses;

g. bring the necessary experts in conjunction with the case check;

h. hold a termination of the inquiry after receiving instructions from the Public Investigator that there is no

sufficient evidence, or the event is not a criminal offence, and subsequently through the Public Investigator notifying it. to the General Charge,

the suspect or his family; and

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i. hold other actions according to the law that can

be accounted for.

BAB XIII

MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Article 72

(1) Monitoring and evaluation is conducted by observing and

examining the suitability between RZWP3K and the hosting of space in the Regions provided with the provisions of Laws.

(2) In terms of monitoring and evaluation results as

referred to in paragraph (1) is shown to be an administrative deviation in the hosting of the Regional settings, the Regent/Mayor takes the completion step accordingly

His authority.

(3) In terms of the Regent/Mayor not carrying out the move

settlement as referred to in paragraph (2), the Governor takes a settlement step according to his authority.

BAB XIV

COACHING, OVERSIGHT, AND CONTROL

Section 73

(1) To guarantee the achieved goal of RZWP3K in setting up space in the Regions, conducted

coaching, supervision and control over the performance of the setting and execution of the RZWP3K in District/City.

(2) Coaching, supervision and control as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of socialization, monitoring, evaluation, reporting and publishing.

(3) Coaching and supervision are exercised by the Local Government in accordance with the Its authority, by engaging

society as well as society.

Article 74

(1) The control of the region's space utilization is carried out against the issuer of coastal area space and

small islands, as referred to in Section 64.

(2) Implementation of the utilization activities space that has been

obtaining permission as referred to in paragraph (1), must meet the RZWP3K regulations applicable at the activity location

utilization of space.

BAB XV

provisions CLOSURE

Article 75

This Regional Regulation implementation rules must already be

set at least 1 (one) year since the Regional Regulation is promulcated.

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Section 76

This Regional Regulation is in effect on the date of the promultable.

So that everyone can know it, ordering the invitation of this Area Regulation with its placement in

The Local Sheet West Java Province.

Set in Bandung

on November 22, 2013

GOVERNOR OF WEST JAVA,

ttd

AHMAD HERAVAN

It was promulred in Bandung

on November 23, 2013

SECRETARY OF THE AREA

WEST JAVA PROVINCE,

ttd

WAWAN RIDWAN

SHEET AREA OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE ' S 2013 NUMBER 16 SERIES E

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EXPLANATION

UP

REGULATION OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE

NUMBER 16 YEAR 2013

ABOUT

COASTAL AREA ZONING PLANS AND SMALL ISLANDS OF JAVA PROVINCE

BARAT 2013-2029

I. .. UMUM

Based on Law No. 27 of 2007 on the Management Of Coastal Areas and Small Islands, the planning of coastal and island area management-

the small island, consisting of: (1) The Strategic Plan of the Coastal Region and the The smaller islands are called RSWP-3-K; (2) The Coastal Area and the Small Islands, which are later called the RZWP-3-K; (3) Management plan

The Coastal Region and the Small Island Island (RPWP-3-K) are called RPWP-3-K; and (2) the following: (4) The subsequent Coastal Region Management Action Plan and the next Small Island-Island

called RAWP-3-K.

Zonation is a tool where planners and maintainers establish a guidance directive for any part of the coastal region and small islands.

The zoning plan establishes a framework for management and thus is the primary reference in the implementation of the management plan.

Some aspects of the purpose in zoning plan provide protection for

critical habitat, ecosystem and ecological processes; separate human activities in conflict; protecting the cultural and/or nature qualities of the region

coastal and sea, allow acceptable human activities; include appropriate areas to be utilized specifically, minimizing the impact of coastal areas and small islands; and

preserving the natural state of the disorder social activities, except for educational purposes or scientific research.

The coastal region and the small islands of West Java Province are a single unit of space covering coastal areas and small islands of West Java Province with the authority limit to the sea direction is set at least 12 (twelve)

nautical miles measured from the shoreline to the high seas and/or towards the island waters, while the direction of the mainland is set according to the extent of the subdistrict, with the components of coastal areas and small islands covering the region

conservation and General utilization area.

RZWP3K is set to the mandate of Article 11 paragraph (2) of the Provincial Regional Regulation

West Java Number 9 of 2012 on the Management Of Coastal Areas and The Island-Small Islands. Given the RZWP3K is a further review of the RTRWP, the periodiation is adjusted to the RTRWP. Nevertheless, due to the drafting of the

RZWP3K was conducted in 2013, the term of its planning was in 2013-2029.

II. SECTION BY SECTION

Section 1

The terms formulated in this Section are intended to be found

uniformity of understanding and avoiding the difference of interpretation in

implementation of this Area Regulation.

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Article 2

The letter a:

Which is referred to "asas sustainability" is the utilization of coastal resources and small islands do not transcend the recovered power,

not sacrificing the needs of the generation to coming and utilization that is not yet known to its impact, so it must be done carefully and supported by scientific research that

is adequate. The letter b:

referred to as "asas consistency" is the consistency between the designation and the implementation of the policy.

The letter c:

Which is referred to "asas attachment" is integrating

policy with planning various government sectors, as well as

integrating the land ecosystem with marine ecosystems.

Letter d:

Which is referred to " asas legal certainty"is to guarantee

legal certainty in the management of coastal and island resources-

small island, so that it can be accounted for.

Letter e:

Which is referred to"asas partnership" is in management

coastal areas and small islands there are opportunities

the development of a partnership between Local Government, masyrakat

and the business world in the management of coastal areas and islands

small Lestary.

Letter f:

Which is referred to " The unifying principle"is the economic benefit

the coastal resources and small islands can be enjoyed by all

the community layer.

The letter g:

Which is referred to"asas the role and society" is

The opening of opportunities for the public to be active in

the management of coastal areas and small islands.

The letter h:

Which is referred to " The principle of openness" is openness to

the public for acquiring the correct, honest, and not

information in the management of coastal areas and small islands.

Letter i:

Which is referred to "asas decentralization" is the management

coastal region and small islands are carried out in accordance

authority, under the provisions of the laws.

Letter j:

In question "asas accountability" is management

coastal areas and small islands are done openly and

can be accounted for.

The letter k:

Referred to as "principle of justice" is the principle that holds

on the truth, not the weight of the other, impartial and authority-

authorities in the management of coastal areas and small islands.

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Article 3

The environment Dayadukung is the environmental capability to support

the perilife of all living things. Natural resource potential is

the availability of natural resources to meet all basic requirements

humans, and the availability of enough space to live at a certain level of stability

social.

Article 4

Pretty clear

Section 5

Verse (1)

The RZWP3K term in accordance with the rules of the invite-

invitation is 20 (twenty) years. Nevertheless, given

its position as an implementation regulation of RTRWP, then

the periodization follows the RTRWP periodisation. Thus, the RZWP3K term is for the planning period

in 2013 until 2029.

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

Verse (3)

In accordance with hierarkhi principle, any changes in the form of additions,

deductions or adjustments must be set with the regulations

laws are equal or The rules of the invite-

higher invitation.

Article 6

Quite clear

Article 7

Verse (1)

Quite clear

Verse (2)

The heating and development of space structure and space patterns

region The pesisisr and the smaller islands cover the land area and

waters according to authority. Provinces are under regulatory terms

laws.

Article 8

Pretty clear

Article 9

Pretty clear

Article 10

Pretty clear

Article 11

Letter a: The seafrers are the waters that are of depth, width

and the free of the barriers Another cruise is considered safe and safe to be navigated by the sea freight ship.

Letter b:

Quite clear the letter c:

The designation of marine biota grooves is for the type

protected animals or marine biota defined by the criteria of a region that has a unique ecosystem, endemic biota, or the process-the life support process; and support the marine biota migration flow.

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The letter d:

The fishing sea plot is the usual groove

is bypassed by fishermen in running its efforts to capture

and land the catch fish, which are considered safe and

congratulations to navigating.

Article 12

Pretty clear

Article 13

Letter a:

The conservation area is a part of the coastal region and small islands that have certain characteristics as a single unitary ecosystem protected, conserved and/or utilized

continuing to realize management of coastal areas and small islands.

Letter b: A common utilization area is an area that can be used and reserved for tourism,

settlements, ports, agriculture, forests, mining, fisheries fishing, fishing fishing, industrial, lego region anchors (region) labuh) or Area Ship to Ship (STS) Transfer, general infrastructure and limited utilization zone, according to its environmental biogeophysical characteristics, so that the general utilization area can

be used by the public and in order to avoid conflict with other areas of the sea.

Font c: The strategic area is KSP and KSN. The KSP is a region whose space is prioritised because

has a regionally important influence in the defense aspects of the country's security, economic, social cultural, environmental, and/or natural resources and technology. tingi.

KSN is the region whose space is prioritied because it has a nationally important influence on

state sovereignty, defense and security of the country, economy, social, cultural, and/or environment, including region defined as the world heritage.

Article 14

The letter a: Coastal conservation areas and small islands are the area

coastal and small islands with certain distinctive features protected to realize the management of coastal areas and small islands on a continuous

letter b: Water conservation areas are protected areas of water, managed by zoning systems to realize

for the sustainable management of fish and their environment.

The letter c:

The shoreline is the 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 point of the tide to the ground.

Article 15

Quite clear

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Article 16

The letter a:

The Defined National Strategic Area is an area related to the sovereignty of the country, environmental control, and/or world heritage sites, whose development is prioritised for

national interest. Letter b

Quite clearly Article 17

Quite clear

Article 18

Quite clear

Article 19

Quite clear

Article 20

Quite clear

Article 21

Letter a

Quite clear

Letter b

The abrasion is a coastal icication process by marine and destructive ocean currents.

The letter c

Pretty clear

Article 22

The letter a

It is pretty clear

The letter b

Enough clear

The letter c

The sea biota is all the living creatures that

is in the sea of good animals or plants and corals.

Letter d

Quite clear

Article 23

Quite clear

Article 24

Pretty clear

Article 25

Quite clear

Article 26

Quite clear

Article 27

Enough clear

Article 28

Pretty clear

Article 29

Quite clear

Article 30

Quite clear

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Article 31

Quite clear

Article 32

The letter a

The coastal Sanctuary is a coastal region that is a home and a breeding (habitat) of a type or natural natural resource, unique, rare and it is feared to be extinct, and/or

is a place of life for certain types of migration biota whose existence requires protection efforts, and/or

preservation.

Letter b

A coastal park is a coastal region that has an attraction

Nature's natural resources, geological formations, and/or natural symptoms that can be developed for the benefit of development utilization

science, research, education and increased awareness of the conservation of biodiversity, maritime and recreational tourism.

Letter c

The small island park is a small island that has a natural resource attraction, geological formation, and/or Natural symptoms that can be developed for the benefit of development utilization

Science, research, education and increased awareness of biodiversity conservation, maritime and recreational tourism.

Article 33

Verse (1)

Quite clear

Verse (2)

Quite clear

Verse (3)

Clear enough

Section 34

Verse (1)

Quite clear

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

Verse (3)

Quite clear

Verse (4)

Quite clear

paragraph (5)

The letter a

Is clear enough

Letter b

Clearly

The letter c

referred to by erosion is a screening event

solids (sediments, soil, rocks and other particles) as a result of

transport of wind, water or ice, characteristic rain, creep at

soil and other materials under the influence of gravity, or by

living beings (bio-erosion) like an animal that makes a rut.

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The letter d

referred to the accretion is the land increase

which borders the sea due to the process

deposition, whether by deposit materials brought by

rivers and deposits The ocean.

The letter e

referred to by tsunami is the water body transfer

caused by vertical sea level changes

with a sudden. The change in the sea level could be

caused by an underwater earthquake,

an eruption of an underwater volcano, an underwater landslide, or

a meteor meteor at sea.

The letter f

Is quite clear

letter g

Clearly enough

Article 35

Verse (1)

Quite clear

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

paragraph (3)

Quite clear

Article 36

Quite clear

Section 37

Verse (1)

referred to the production forest is a forest that can be

managed to produce certain commodities that is worth

economy.

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

paragraph (3)

Quite clear

Article 38

Quite clear

Article 39

Verse (1)

The settlement zone is part of

the environment is outside Conservation area, whether it is an area

urban or rural which serves as an environment

residence or residential neighborhood and place of activities that

supports the nature of life and livelihood.

Verse (2)

Clear enough

Verse (3)

Quite clear

Article 40

Quite clear

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Article 41

Which is the industrial zone is the product processing place

fisheries and marine results present in the coastal areas.

Article 42

In question with the cultivation fishing zone or aquaculture is

a place for venture activities aimed at producing commodities

fisheries.

Article 43

The catch fishing zone is the site of activities

efforts in the ground waters (rivers, estuaries, lakes, reservoirs and marshes)

or from sea waters (beaches and seas) to obtain results

fisheries by capturing way.

Article 44

Pretty clear

Article 45

Quite clear

Article 46

Quite clear

Article 47

Which is referred to the tourism zone is the place of activity

Tourism supported by various facilities as well as services that

provided by the public, employers, Government, Local Government

and the District/City Government.

Article 48

Verse (1)

Quite clear

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

paragraph (3)

Quite clear

Section 49

Verse (1)

Clear enough

Verse (2)

Quite clear

Verse (3)

Clear enough

Section 50

Verse (1)

Quite clear

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

paragraph (3)

Quite clear

Section 51

Verse (1)

Clear enough

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

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Article 52

Quite clear

Article 53

Verse (1)

Quite clear

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

paragraph (3)

Quite clear

Section 54

Quite clear

Section 55

Verse (1)

Quite clear

Verse (2)

Quite clear

Article 56

Quite clear

Section 57

Verse (1)

Clear enough

Verse (2)

Quite clear

paragraph (3)

Quite clear

Article 58

Quite clear

Article 59

Verse (1)

Clear enough

Verse (2)

Quite clear

Verse (3)

Pretty clear

Article 60

Verse (1)

Quite clear

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

paragraph (3)

Quite clear

Section 61

Verse (1)

Quite clear

Verse (2)

Enough clear

Verse (3)

Quite clear

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Section 62

Verse (1)

Clear enough

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

paragraph (3)

Quite clear

Verse (4)

Quite clear

Article 63

Letter a

Quite clear

The letter b

referred to by mangrove is a forest growing above

brackish swamps located on the shoreline and

are affected by ocean tides.

Which is meant by coral reefs. is a set of animals

marine symbiotic with a type of algae plant called

zooxanthellae.

Which is meant by the field is a typical marine ecosystem

shallow in warm waters with a predominantly sand base

a group of people's plant members Alismatales adapted to

The saltwater.

The estuaria is the half-closed water body in

the coastal region, with one or more rivers flowing into

in it, as well as being freely connected to the open sea.

The letter c

Quite clear

Letter d

referred to by rob or the flood of seawater is The

flood caused by high tide and landholding.

Article 64

Verse (1)

The utilization of coastal area space and small islands

provided by the Region is adjusted to Provincial authority.

Verse (2)

The utilization of coastal area space and small islands

provided by District/City adjusted to authority

District/City

Verse (3)

Which is referred to with the Regional Device Organization is the Device

The area granted the authority publish the licensing according to

the provisions of the laws.

Section 65

Verse (1)

The incentive is the award given

as an attempt to reward the implementation of activities

which corresponds to RZWP3K.

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Verse (2)

Quite clear

Verse (3)

Quite clear

paragraph (4)

Quite clear

Section 66

paragraph (1)

The disincentive is the sanctioned sanction

as Enforcement efforts against RZWP3K violations.

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

Verse (3)

Pretty clear

paragraph (4)

Quite clear

Article 67

Quite clear

Section 68

Verse (1)

Clear enough

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

Verse (3)

Quite clear

Article 69

Quite clear

Article 70

Verse (1)

Quite clear

Verse (2)

Quite clear

Verse (3)

Quite clear

Article 71

paragraph (1)

Clearly

Verse (2)

Quite clear

Article 72

Verse (1)

Clear enough

Verse (2)

Clear enough

Verse (3)

Pretty clear

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Section 73

Verse (1)

Clear enough

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

paragraph (3)

Clear enough

Section 74

paragraph (1)

Clear enough

Verse (2)

Pretty clear

Section 75

This provision is an attempt to support the effectiveness of the Regulation

Area, in order for no too long period of time between

the Regional Regulation with the implementation guide.

Article 76

Clear enough

ADDITIONAL SHEET AREA OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE NUMBER 151