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MAYOR BANDUNG
REGULATION OF THE CITY AREA BANDUNG
NUMBER 01 IN 2013
ABOUT
THE MASTER PLAN OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AREA
IN 2012-2025
WITH THE GRACE OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD
MAYOR BANDUNG,
Draw: that to implement the provisions of Article 8 paragraph (1) and
Article 9 paragraph (3) Act Number 10 of the Year 2009
about the Parihoming, jo. Article 8 paragraph (4) of the Regional Regulations
Bandung City Number 07 of 2012 on
Hosting Severity, needs to establish
Regional Regulation on the Development Master Plan
Regional Quarter of 2012-2025;
Given: 1. Article 18 of the paragraph (6) of the Basic Law
Republic of Indonesia in 1945;
2. Law No. 16 of 1950 on
The formation of Major City Areas in
Environment of East Djawa Province, Djawa Tengah,
Djawa West and Special Region of Yogyakarta (News
Republic of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1950 Number 45),
as amended by the Act
Number 13 of 1954 on the Change of Invite-
Invite Number 16 and 17 of 1950 (Republic
Indonesia first) on the Establishment of the Cities
Great and Small towns in Djawa (State Sheet
Republic of Indonesia Year 1954 Number 40,
sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia No. 551);
3. Invite ... 236150
Wastukancana Road No. 2 Bandung Telephone (022) 4232338-4207706-4240127 Fax (022) 4236150
Bandung-402117 West Java Province
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3. Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 on
Local Government (Republican Gazette
Indonesia Year 2004 Number 125, Extra Sheet
State of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4437) as
has been several times amended last with Invite-
Invite Number 12 Year 2008 on Changes
Second Over Law Number 32 Year 2004
about Regional Governance (State Sheet
Republic of Indonesia 2008 Number 59, Additional
Page of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4844);
4. Law Number 10 of the Year 2009 on
SEVERITY (state sheet of the Republic of Indonesia
Year 2009 Number 11 Additional Sheet Country
Republic Indonesia Number 4966);
5. Government Regulation No. 38 Year 2007 on
Partition of Government Affairs between Government,
Provincial Local Government and Local Government
District/City (Republic of the Republic of Indonesia
Year 2007 Number 82, Additional State Sheets
Republic Indonesia Number 4737);
6. Government Regulation No. 50 of 2011 on
National Carrier Development Plan
2010-2010-2025 (State Gazette Indonesia
2011 Number 125, Extra State Sheet
Republic of Indonesia Number 4562);
7. Bandung City Area Regulation No. 08 Tahun 2007
on Bandung City Local Government Affairs
(Bandung City Area Sheet Year 2007 Number 8);
8. Bandung City Regional Regulation No. 08 2008
about the Regional Long Term Development Plan
(RPJPD) 2005-2025;
9. Bandung City Area Rules Number 18 Of 2011
on Bandung City Area Grammar Plan
Year 2011-2031 (Bandung City Area Sheet
2011 Number 18);
With The Joint Agreement
REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL PEOPLE OF THE BANDUNG CITY AREA
AND
MAYOR BANDUNG
DECIDE ...
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DECIDES:
SET: THE AREA REGULATIONS ON THE MASTER PLAN
CONSTRUCTION OF THE AREA OF THE REGION OF THE YEAR
2012-2025.
BAB I
provisions of UMUM
Article 1
In this Region Regulation referred to:
1. The area is Bandung City.
2. The Regional Government is the Bandung City Government.
3. The mayor is the mayor of Bandung.
4. The next House of People's Representative Council
(DPRD) is the People's Representative Council
City of Bandung City.
5.
RIPPARDA Tahun 2012-2025 is the main guideline
for planning, management, and control
the development of the settlement in the city level that contains
vision, mission, purpose, policy, strategy, and program that
needs to be done by the stakeholders in
the development of the tourism.
6. A trip is a travel activity performed by
a person or a group of people by visiting
a specific place for recreational, development
purposes, or studying the tourist attraction
that is visited in a temporary timeframe.
7. Tourism is a wide variety of tourist activities and
supported various facilities as well as services that
provided by the public, entrepreneurs, governments,
and local governments.
8. Severity is the overall activity that
is related to tourism and is multidimensional
as well as the multidiscipline that appears as a form
the needs of every person and country as well as the interaction
between the tourists and the local people, fellow
tourists, governments, local governments, and
employers.
9. Tourists ...
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9. Tourists are the ones who do the tours.
10. Urban tourism is tourism that
uses urban resources as a power
tourist attraction.
11. Tourism destination is a geographical region that
exists in one or more administrative regions that
within it there is a tourist attraction, a public facility,
a tourism facility, accessibility, and a society that
intertwined and complementing its
ejacuteration.
12. The tourism industry is a collection of tourism businesses
intertwined in order to produce goods
and/or services for the fulfillment of the needs of travellers
in the hosting of tourism.
13. Tourism marketing is a series of processes for
creating, communicating, delivering
tourist products, and managing relations with travelers
to develop homing and whole
stakeholders His interests.
14. Severity is the element of the element
along with its network developed
organized, including Government, Local Government,
private and community, human resources, regulation,
and mechanism
-Continued operations to generate changes to the
direction achievement of the field of sustainability.
15. Tourist attraction is everything that has
the uniqueness, beauty, and value of
the diversity of natural wealth, culture, and results
man-made targets or goals
tourist visits.
16. Tourism is an effort that provides
goods and/or services for the fulfillment of needs
tourists and the hosting of tourism.
17. The facility ...
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17. Tourism support facilities are products and
services needed to support
continue to be tourist-tourism needs.
18. Tourism region is the area where
developed a tourist activity that corresponds to
the region function that has been set in the plan
the spatial layout. Tourist activities can develop at the function
sheltered and cultivation functions during support of the function
already specified in the spatial plan.
19. The Strategic Region of Tourism is an area that
has a major function of tourism or has potential
for tourism development that has
important influence in one or more aspects, such as
growth economic, social and cultural,
empowerment of natural resources, support power
the environment of life, as well as defense and security.
20. The Tourism Development Area is a space
tourism that includes a specific area of the area as
a region with its severity components,
as well as having a particular character or tourist product theme
dominant and attached strongly as
the region ' s imaging components.
21. Ecotourism is a development concept and
hosting of tourism activities
environment utilization for protection, as well
for the active participation of the public, and with
product presentation Education charged and
learning, minimal negative impact, provide
positive contribution to economic development
area, and enforced for protected areas,
open regions, natural areas, and regions
culture.
22. Creative urban tourism is tourism that
leverages the urban potential of both its resources
nature and the culture and culture of society as
a tourist attraction capable of developing potential
creatively communities and tourists.
23. Insightful ...
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23. Environmental insight is the development concept
continuous that optimizing the source benefits
nature and human resources by way of
aligning human activities with the ability
natural resources for She sustained her.
24. Society-based is the concept of development
by engaging the Regional community and being able to
be accounted for from the social aspect and
the environment.
25. Educational tourism is a tourist activity that
offers a related live learning experience
tourist attraction visited, charged
education and knowledge.
26. Geowisata is a special interest tourism with
harnessed the potential natural resources of
a form of landscapes, rocks, geological structures, and
the history of blindness.
27. Zoning is a division or split of an areal
to be a few parts, according to the function and
management objectives.
28. The creative industries are industries that are derived from
utilization of creativity, skills, and talent
individuals to create welfare as well as
jobs through creation and
utilization of creation power and individual copyright.
29. The creative tourism program is a tourist program that
can develop the creative potential of tourists.
30. Community creative potential is the idea, idea,
skill, and talent of indigenous people who are genuine
and new so that it is able to provide added value
economic and social culture.
31. Creative tourism products are tourist attraction and
tourism facilities that are in organizing
its tourist activities involve creative potential
tourists, communities, and tourism ventures.
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BAB II
POSITION, SCOPE, AND
PLANNING TIME
Part Kesatu
Occupation
Section 2
(1) With the Regulation of this Region is set to be RIPPARDA
2012-2025.
(2) The Occupation of RIPPARDA in 2012-2025:
a. is a definition of the vision and mission
Regional development as well as development policy
applicable;
b. as a legal basis and the basis of consideration at
in compiling the Long-Term Development Plan
Medium Tourism and Strategic Plans
The Regional Culture and Tourism Service; and
c. as the planning foundation, management, and
building control of the Regional Quarter.
Second Section
Scope Scope
Section 3
The scope of the 2012-2025 RIPPARDA includes the area
Regional administrative, with fixed Notice
related to the surrounding City/County, and
Java Province West.
Article 4
RIPPARDA of 2012-2025 includes 4 (four) aspects
the development of the homing, i.e.:
a. development of tourism destinations;
b. development of the tourism industry;
c. development of tourism marketing; and
d. The institutional development of the homing.
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Third Part
Planning Term
Section 5
The term of RIPPARDA, in accordance with
the provisions of the laws, starting from
the Regulation of this Area and the expires until
with the end of the Long Term Development Plan
Area (RPJPD).
BAB III
PRINCIPLE, VISION, AND MISSION
Part Kesatu
Development Principles
Article 6
RIPPARDA refers to the development principle
severity is:
a. the development of the responsible-responsible
against the physical, social, and cultural environment
city society;
b. Integrated development of the integrated shall
synergistic with the development of cities and territories
more broadly; and
c. construction of community-based developments.
The Second Section
Vision
Article 7
The development vision of the Regions of Regions is the City
Bandung as an Urban Tourism Destination
Creative, Cultural and Noble.
Third Part
Mission
Section 8
Development Mission The region's realignment is:
a. Realizing integration integration integration
with creative territory development and
based on religious norms;
b. So ...
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b. embody a clean, green, green, and
area environment through the application of development
environment insightful settings;
c. realize an urban tourism destination that
is able to meet the recreational needs of the and
the development of the Regional community potential;
d. embody the capable tourism industry structure
contributing to driving the local economy
and creating a clean city environment and
green;
e. developing integrated tourism marketing
and is responsible for making
a community creative potential as a tourism identity
Area;
f. embody the powerful institutional system and the source
competent human power in planning,
management, and development control
effective parodour; and
g. building an investment climate that is conducive to
insightful creative tourism development
environment.
BAB IV
Objective, CONCEPT, AND POLICY
Parts Of Kesatu
Purpose
Section 9
The Regional Development Goals Of The Regional Quarter:
a. integrating development and management
Bandung urban tourism area with direction
environment layout and Regional infrastructure development
in realizing a comfortable environment for
communities and travelers;
b. implement environmental insightful principles in
urban planning and management of tourism products
urban;
c. Set ...
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c. Establits potential urban, cultural
societies, and creative industries as identity
Regional tourism;
d. developing a tourism management system
urban which is able to improve the visit
travelers and leisure activities residents at the
low visit season and deploy
concentration of tourists to the eastern region and the south;
e. developing a unified tourism marketing,
reticable, informative, and communicative so capable
strengthenes the Regional image as a creative city;
f. strengthen the Regional tourism industry system through
development of connectedness with the creative industry
society;
g. establishing an institutional system of Government, industry
tourism, nor a self-independent society
able to control tourism development,
at once attracting investor interest to
develop tourism products friendly
environment; and
h. developing an effective governance structure
and a human resource development system that
competent and cultured in driving the industry
tourism to develop creative tourism
and insightful environment.
The Second Section
Concept
Article 10
(1) The concept of applied severity development concepts
in the Regions is a merger between the concepts
urban ecotourism and creative urban tourism.
(2) The combination of urban ecotourism concepts with
urban tourism creative as intended
in paragraph (1), containing the meaning that the building
the Regional realignment should pay attention to:
a. restoring and converting natural heritage and
culture through creative tourism programs;
b. Maximize ...
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b. Maximizing the benefits for the Regions and
society by engaging creative potential
society as owner, maintainer, and
visitor;
c. provides learning to visitors and
the public about environment, resources
cultural heritage, as well as sustainability; and
d. reduce ecological footprint by developing
environment creative and environmental educative.
Third Section
Policy
Article 11
The Regional Regional Development Policy includes:
a. development of the Regional tourism strategic area
to strengthen the potential of urban, cultural,
and arts as Regional tourism products, protect
North Bandung region, as well as control
tourism developments;
b. development of the tourism development area
Regions to improve quality and diversity
creative and environmental eco-oriented tourism products;
c. development of urban natural tourist attractions that
educative, art and creative traditional culture,
environment-insightful creative industries, as well as science
creative knowledge and technology, both for
tourists and the public;
d. the development of suitable tourism products
the needs and expectations of market and segment targets
the market that has physical limitations;
e. the development of a management and preservation system that
is creative against cultural heritage to improve
community appreciation and travelers;
f. distribution of tourist activities of the tourism region
with a high visage level to the tourism region
with a low visage level; and
g. upgrade of the tourist activities at the time
low season of visit.
h. development ...
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h. construction of a transportation and infrastructure system
integrated environment-based
Tourism area and Regional tourism destination
with Bandung Regency, Cimahi City, Regency
West Bandung, Subang County, County
Sumedang, and Garut County;
i. development of tourism industry networks through
strengthening the role of community creative industry in
partnerships with medium and large industries in
tourism fields;
j. the construction of the natural and cultural landscape of the region
characterless the creative tourism identity of the
environment;
k. the application of the responsible marketing concept and
is directed by the public on each program
marketing conducted by the Government nor
tourism efforts; (moving from marketing strategy
points a);
l. marketing development through the community in
creative urban tourism marketing;
m. the development of integrated tourism marketing in
and abroad;
n. the institutional strengthening of the Regional tourism management
through the development of partnership with the government,
provincial governance, local government
other districts/cities, institutions, private, and
communities in and abroad;
o. Reliable policy and regulation development and
in accordance with religious and cultural norms of society
Regions in development control
severity and encourage investment interest in
tourism development creative and insightful
environment;
p. improving capacity and resource competencies
human governance, tourism industry, and
society in planning, managing, and
creative urban tourism control and
environment insight.
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CHAPTER V THE SEVERITY OF THE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
Section Parts of the Partial Development Strategy Function
Article 12 of the urban development strategy serves as the basis in the formulation of plans and programs The construction of the area.
The Second Quarter of the Economic Development Strategy
Article 13 of the Partial Development Strategy, includes: a. the development strategy of tourism destinations; b. the development strategy of the tourism industry; c. the tourism marketing development strategy; and d. Severity development strategy.
The Third Part of the Tourism Destinations Development Strategy
Article 14 of the Tourism Destination Development Strategy, includes: a. developing the North Dago Natural Ecotours area,
the Tourism and History tourism area of Ganesha-Sate Building, Shopping tourism and Creative Culinary Area L.L.R.E. Dignity, Alun-alun-Braga Cultural Heritage Tourism Area, Traditional cultural tourism area of Ujungberung, tourism area Convention and Sports Gedebage as the Regional tourism strategic area;
b. developing the Tourism and Rohani Setiabudhi tourism region, the Setrasari Fine Arts tourism region, Shopping tourism and Cihampelas-Sukajadi Cultural Heritage area, the Creative Arts tourism region of Surapati-Padasuka Street, tourism area Aeronautika Bandung, Pasteur Health tourism area, tourism region of Aceh Road-Jalan L. L. R. E Martadinata, shopping tourism area of Otto Iskandardinata-Kepatihan, urban nature tourism area of Tegallega region, tourism region Cibaduyut-Cigondewah creative industries, recreation tourism region Edukatif Gatot Subroto, the industrial tourism area of Kiaracondong, the shopping tourism area of Metro Soekarno-Hatta, tourism area of Sukamiskin Penitentiary, tourism area of Batu Fruit Arts Education as a tourism development area Area;
c. Developing ...
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c. develop a thematic tourist path that
connects the Regional tourism region with
the tourism area around it:
1) the cultural heritage,
2) culinary,
3) shopping,
4) The spiritual,
5) health,
6) industry,
7) cultural arts; and
8) geowisata Bandung basin;
d. developing creative, educational, and
environmental insights to improve the old
stay, tourist expenditure, and the number of visits
at the low end of the visit;
e. developing creative tourist programs on the attraction
art tours and traditional culture, creative industries, and
science and technology;
f. developing educative tourism programs on the power
attractiveness of urban nature capable of improving
tourist and community contributions towards
improvement of the quality of the living environment;
g. developing creative and educational tourism programs
on cultural heritage attractions capable of
increasing the love of homeland and nation as well as
contributing to the preservation of heritage buildings
culture;
h. developing interpretation techniques that correspond to
characteristics of each tourist attraction, market target
travelers, as well as market segments that have
certain physical limitations, namely children, continued age,
women pregnant, and special needs;
i. developing a star-class accommodation facility, power
tourist attraction, and leisure facilities in the eastern region
Area;
j. facilitate the availability of tourist and land transport
integrated parking, especially in the tourism area with
the high intensity of activities as well as the tourism area that
is a natural and cultural protected area;
k. developing ...
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k. developing a capable traffic management
deploying visitor movement to the region
tourism with the intensity of activities is still low;
l. establishing infrastructure, building advance and
atmosphere of tourism facilities and its supporters, power
attractions, as well as city parks that show the hallmark
Regional creativity;
m. establishing infrastructure that is paying attention
the needs of the children ' s group, further ages, women
pregnant, and special needs; and
n. raising public awareness to be able to
participate optimally in the management of the region
tourism.
The Fourth Section
Tourism Industry Development Strategy
Article 15
Tourism Industry Development Strategy, includes:
a. develop a creative tourism business identity
through the creation of a typical environment of Regions and services
creatively to the consumer;
b. enhance tourism business competuing through
the development of environmental insightful products and
community-based;
c. developing an enterprise operational management system
environment-insightful tourism;
d. developing an incentive and disincentive mechanism
for tourism efforts that implement the business standards
tourism and the insightful operational standards
environment and community-based;
e. enhance public creative industry coaching
intensively in product development,
managing creative tourism programs, as well as marketing
products and creative tourist programs;
f. strengthen the creative industry sentra identity for
developed as a creative tourist attraction;
g. strengthen the production and distribution chain between
small creative industries with the tourism industry
medium and large in order to realize
creative urban tourism; and
h. developing ...
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h. developing a high performance partnership program between the community creative industries with the Regional tourism venture.
The Fifth Section of the Tourism Marketing Development Strategy
Article 16 (1) Tourism Marketing Development Strategy, includes:
a. developing a regional tourism market geared towards the quality tourism market, namely the long-lived tourism market, large tourist spending, as well as awareness of the high natural and cultural sustainability of the world;
b. establish a high-educated tourism market, family, and segment of the convention tourism market from within and abroad as the main market as well as the student/student segment from within the country in particular Java and Sumatra as a potential market Regional tourism;
c. set the target number of tourists based on the average consideration of the number of Regional tourist visits for 10 (ten) years, the target of growth of National travelers, as well as the study of the impact of developments Regional tourism;
d. forming the Regional Tourism image as an eco-insightful creative tourism destination through the formulation of an appropriate and effective tourism marketing plan;
e. developing integrated marketing with other fields, in particular trade and investment;
f. developing integrated marketing with Bandung Regency, Subang Regency, West Bandung Regency, Cimahi City, West Java Province, and National to be able to juggle a wider market;
g. enhance knowledge and understanding of the characteristics, needs, and preferences of major and potential tourism markets in order to be able to provide more experience to travelers, as well as get high satisfaction levels from tourists;
h. developing ...
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h. develop cooperation with the community
creative, art, culture, history, and science
knowledge and technology in the implementation of
marketing programs; and
i. develop a planning mechanism,
execution, and monitoring and evaluation
Regional tourism marketing program.
(2) Target of the number of travelers as referred to
paragraph (1) the letter c is listed in Appendix I which
is an inseparable part of the Regulation
This area.
Sixth Quarter
The Institutional Development Strategy
section 17
The Institutional Development Strategy Of The Homing,
includes:
a. develop consistent regulation of
the incentive and disincentive mechanism in any effort
integration of creative and insightful tourism management
environment with the Regional spatial direction;
b. developing monitoring mechanisms and
tourism development control that
a force of law on any implementation effort
Regional tourism planning and management;
c. developing the institutional investment which are effective and
high performance;
d. improving the quality of procedures and services in
Regional tourism investment;
e. Tempting the tourism drive group on
strategic and development areas
tourism;
f. develop training and certification programs in
the areas of planning, management, and control
urban tourism;
g. create an incentive and disincentive mechanism for
a certified tourism human resource;
h. developing the regulation to protect the work
creative people and the tourism industry accordingly
with the provisions of the laws of legislation;
i. developing ...
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i. developing cooperation in tourism
with internal and external parties for the management
and the development of the tourism region;
j. strengthen the partnership between the local government
with tourism venture perpetrators, creative communities,
hobby communities, and other institutions.
BAB VI
TOURISM STRATEGIC AREA PLAN, REGION
DEVELOPMENT TOURISM, AND THE AREA MAP
Part Kesatu
Article 18
Tourism Area Planning Criteria
(1) The Strategic Area Tourism Criteria includes:
a. strengthen the urban, cultural, and
art of the natural potential;
b.protects the North Bandung region; and
c. controlling the development of tourism.
(2) The Tourism Development Area is
the region has potential for development:
d. creative tourism;
e. traditional cultural tourism; and
f. Environment-insightful tourism.
The Second Section
Tourism Strategic Area Development Plan
Article 19
The Tourism Strategic Area Plan includes:
a. primary tourist attraction;
b. Secondary tourist attraction;
c. Area development goals; and
d. region development plan.
Article 20
The Regional Tourism Strategic Region includes:
a. Dago North nature ecotourism area;
b. the educational and historical tourism region of Ganesha-
The Sate Building;
c. The Street creative shopping and culinary tourism region
L.L.R.E. Martadinata;
d. region ...
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d. Alun-alun-Braga;
e. The traditional cultural tourism area of Ujungberung;
and
f. tourism region of the convention and the sport of Gedebage.
Article 21
(1) The North Dago Natural Ecotourism Area as
referred to in Article 20 of the letter a, includes:
a. Primary tourist attraction is the Greater Forest Park
Djuanda, Dago Pakar, Curug Dago, and Punclut; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the Park Area
Culture and Kampung Sightseeing Dago Corner.
(2) The construction target of the Dago Natural Ecosightseeing Area
North as referred to in paragraph (1) is directed
to control development in the Region
North Dago Nature Ecotours.
(3) The Natural Ecotourism Area Development Plan
North as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:
a. the setting of the mountainous nature ecotourism region
by maintaining the region function;
b. the creation of zoning and tourist excursions
which is clear in each tourist attraction,
as a protection effort at the site has
an important ecological function;
c. development of educational ecotourism programs and creative
to improve the quality of experience
travelers.
Article 22
(1) The Tourism and Historical Tourism Area of Ganesha-
The Sate Building as referred to in Article 20
the letter b, includes:
a. Primary tourist attraction is the Institute Campus
Bandung Technology, Bandung Zoo,
Babakan Siliwangi, Satay Building, University Campus
Padjadjaran Dipati Measurement, Museum Geology, Museum
Pos Indonesia, Sasana Budaya Ganesha, Campus
Indonesian Computer University, Puseur Region
West Java Culture, People's Struggle Monument
West Java, Gasibu Square, and Dakwah Centre
Islam West Java; and
b. Power ...
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b. Secondary tourist attraction is: The Western Hall of the Institute
Bandung Technology, East Hall of Technology Institute
Bandung, Gallery and Auditorium Campus Center
Bandung Institute of Technology, Soemardja Institute of Institute
Technology Bandung, Graha Sanusi Hardjadinata
The University of Padranks, Cultural Sasana Auditorium
Ganesha, and Bale Asri Islamic Dakwah Center.
(2) The area of development of the region is development
the attraction of educational tourism and history.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
a. the development of the campus tourist program;
b. development of science-based creative tourism programs
knowledge and technology;
c. development of the educational educational program based
history and culture;
d. host meeting activities, trips
incentives, conventions, and national-scale exhibitions
and International; and
e. Historic building maintenance.
Article 23
(1) Shopping Tourism Area and Road Creative Cults
L.L.R.E. dignity as referred to in
Article 20 of the c, includes:
a. Primary tourist attraction is a clothing store, shoes,
factory bag and culinary tourism on L.L.R.E. Street
Martadinata bounded by Jalan Merdeka-Jalan
Ir. H. Djuanda on the west and Ahmad Yani Road
on the east; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the Hospital
Halmahera, Limijati Maternity Hospital, Home
The Maternity Hospital, Mental Hospital, Hospital
Copy Sariningsih.
(2) The region's development objective is control
The development of tourist attractions of the facilities
shopping and culinary attractions around L.L.R.E. Street
Martadinata.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
a. The development control of clothing stores, shoes, bags
-the mill, restaurant, dining house, cafe;
b. development ...
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b. development of shopping and culinary tourism programs
creatively;
c. provision of space for the relocation of a five-foot merchant;
and
d. improving function and quantity of open space
green.
Article 24
(1) The Alun-alun-Braga Cultural Heritage Tourism Area
as referred to in Article 20 of the letter d,
includes:
a. Primary tourist attraction is the reserve building
culture along the Braga Road, Merdeka Building,
The Bandung Sumur Site in the Office of Limited Perseroan
The Electric Company of the African Way Asian Road Africa, Office
The Great Post of Bandung, Grand Mosque, Bandung Square,
Palaguna Shopping Complex, Indonesian Building
Suing, Bank Indonesia Building, Prison
Banceuy, Savoy Homan Hotel, Hotel Savoy Homan, and Grand Hotel
Preanger; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the Square
is Bandung Lake Purba with a point
depth of between 10 (ten) meters up to
15 (fifteen) meters, Babakan Ciamis is
edge of the north shore of Lake Bandung Archaic.
(2) The region building target is the setting
of the Square area as the old city.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
a. The revitalization of the Palaic storefront complex;
b. The revitalization of the activities and the rearrangement of the Road
Braga as a cultural heritage shopping area;
c. maintenance of other cultural and asset reserve buildings
others that have a historical value;
d. the provision of interpretation facilities for tourist attraction
cultural heritage and geowisata;
e. The full view of the Alun-Alun Region and Mosque
Raya;
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f. development of integrated parking facilities as well as
provision of eco-friendly public transport
to serve the movement within the region; and
g. development of infrastructure and road completeness
which supports the formation of the tourism region
cultural heritage.
Article 25
(1) The Ujungberung Traditional Cultural Tourism Area
as referred to in Article 20 letter e,
includes:
a. Primary tourist attraction is Cultural Art Area
Pasanggrahan, Traditional Sand Key Arts Area,
Kampung Tourist Integrated Mangkite, tool industry
bamboo and kendang arts, traditional art activities
Sunda in The subdistrict of Cinambo; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the region
Agrotourism Pasanggrahan and Agrosightseeing region
Cilengkrang.
(2) The area development objective is building
an insightful arts and culture tourism product
environment.
(3) The regional development plan includes:
a. the development of creative and educational tourism products
in the primary and secondary tourist attractions;
b. the construction of the Sundanese cultural center, including
the building of the robbery and the show;
c. provision of interpretation facilities and infrastructure
its supporters for the tourist attraction of culture, art,
and agrosightseeing;
d. construction of accommodation facilities as well as facilities
eat and drink traditional shades;
e. provisioning of parking and provisioning facilities
environment friendly public transport to
serve the movement towards the tourist attraction; and
f. hosting cultural arts tourism activities
CONTINUITY.
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Article 26
(1) The Convention and Sports Tourism Area of Gedebage
as referred to in Article 20 of the letter f,
includes:
a. Primary tourist attraction is the Main Stadium
Football Gedebage, Meeting Building, Building
Art Show; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the bird habitat
belekok (ardeola speciosa) and themed recreation facility.
(2) The development of the area is construction
the Gedebage region as the convention tourism center
and sport.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
a. development of the star ' s classy accommodation faslility
and a drinking dining facility;
b. construction of a recreation facility with special theme
and typical;
c. development of the souvenir sales center and by-
by the Regional Typical;
d. provisioning of friendly public transport
environment; and
e. creation of a special terminal of tourism in
the location of Gedebage Integrated terminal.
Third Section
Tourism Development Area Development Plan
Section 27
The Regional Tourism Development Area Plan
includes:
a. primary tourist attraction;
b. Secondary tourist attraction;
c. Area development goals; and
d. region development plan.
Article 28
The Regional tourism development area includes:
a. The educational and spiritual tourism region of Setiabudhi;
b. Setrasari art tourism region;
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c. shopping tourism region and cultural heritage
Cihampelas-Sukajadi;
d. Suci-Padasuka;
e creative art tourism region. Bandung aeronautical tourism area;
f. Pasteur health tourism area;
g. tourism region of the city park ruas Aceh Road-
L.L.R.E. Street Martadinata Road;
h. Otto Iskandardinata shopping tourism region-
Kepatihan;
i. The Tegallega urban natural tourism region;
j. Cibaduyut creative industrial tourism area-
Cigondewah;
k. The edukative recreational tourism area Gatot Subroto;
l. Kiaracondong industrial tourism region;
m. Metro-Sukarno-Hatta; and
n shopping tourism areas. Correctional Institution tourism area
Sukamiskin;
o. Batu.
Article 29
(1) The Tourism Tourism Area and Rohani Setiabudhi
as referred to in Article 29 of the letter a,
includes:
a. Primary tourist attraction is the University Campus
Indonesian Education, Pondok Pesantren Daarut
Tauhid, Pasundan University Campus, Campus
Bandung Tourism High School, and Campus
High School of Management Business; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the Arena
Sports of Indonesian Education University, Eldorado,
Sausages House, cipaku Swimming Pool, Sampoerna,
Coral Setra Water Land, Bandung Carnival Land.
(2) The construction target region is the development
educative tourism and leisure products.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
a. the development of the educative tourism program at the college
high, Pondok Pesantren Daarut Tauhid, and facilities
sports;
b. increased activity and sports events; and
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c. Construction of a unified parking facility as well as
provision of environmental friendly public transport
for the adjacent tourist attraction.
Section 30
(1) The Tourism Area of the Setrasari Arts as
referred to in Section 29 of the letter b, includes:
a. Primary tourist attraction is Nu Art Sculpture
Park, Barli Gallery;
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the Puppet Sentra
Sukamulya.
(2) The area development objective is the development
of the art-based creative tourism product.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
a. development of art-based creative tourism programs
and technology;
b. Revitalization of Sukamulya puppet sentra through
environment physical arrangement and economic reinforcement
puppet craftsmen;
c. improved quality of activities or events in galleries
art;
d. increased accessibility and industrial sentra identity
puppets;
e. improving technology and art in the making
puppets in the puppet industry sentra;
f. provision of parking lots in the industrial sentra area
doll; and
g. Increased availability of information and efforts
Integrated region promotion.
Article 31
(1) Shopping Area of Shopping and Cultural Heritage
Cihampelas-Sukajadi as referred to in
Article 29 of the c, includes:
a. Primary tourist attraction is sentra jins
Cihampelas, the Parijs van Java shopping centre,
Cihampelas Walk, Premier Plaza, The Promenade; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the heritage building
the culture is residential along the Way
R.A.A. Wiranatakusumah.
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(2) The region's development objectives are bending
shopping center developments around the Road
Cihampelas and Sukajadi Road as well as preservation
the building of cultural heritage along the Way
R.A.A. Wiranatakusumah.
(3) The regional development plan includes:
a. the structuring of shopping activities on Cihampelas Road
and Sukajadi Road, including the provision of space
for the five foot merchant;
b. provisioning of interpretation facilities are board
directions and information media around the building
cultural preserve;
c. The construction of a convenient pedestrian path in
shopping corridors and cultural heritage areas;
d. development of integrated parking facilities as well as
provision of eco-friendly public transport
to serve the movement within the region; and
e. development of an incentive and disincentive mechanism
for the owners of the cultural preserve building.
Article 32
(1) Suci-Padasuka Creative Arts Tourism Area
as referred to in Article 29 of the d,
includes:
A. The primary tourist attraction is Saung angklung Udjo,
Sentra Holy T-shirt, Hometown Of Cicadas Music,
Batik Cigadung Tours; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is Tomb Park
Heroes.
(2) The area development objective is the setting
environment-friendly tourism region and
the development of art-based creative tourism products.
(3) The regional development plan includes:
a. development of creative tourist programs at the attraction
main and educational attractions at the tourist attraction
supporters.
b. The alignment of the sacred t-shirt region and Kampung
Wisata Cicadas;
c. increased accessibility to the tourist kampung Cicadas
and Saung Angklung Udjo;
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d. the development of integrated parking and public transport facilities in the region; and
e. the development of an interpretation facility for the history of the history of the history of the hero of Bandung.
Article 33 (1) Bandung Aeronautical Tourism Area Bandung as referred to in Article 29 of the letter e, includes: a. Primary tourist attraction is the Perseroan Limited (PT) Dirgantara Indonesia, Husein Sastranegara Airport; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the Rama Road Kuliner Road, Kampung Wisata Jajanan Cicukang Market.
(2) The area development objective is the development of educational and creative tourism products.
(3) The region's development plans include: a. the development of the educational and creative tourist program in the main tourist attraction and supporters;
b. the provision of educational and creative tourist support facilities, such as interpretation facilities and work workshops;
c. hosting national level aeronautics activities, both educational and related to strategic defense. security; and
d. the provision of integrated parking facilities in the culinary area of Rama and Kamung Wisata Jajanan Cicukang Market.
Article 34 (1) Pasteur Health Tourism Area as
referred to in Article 29 of the letter f, includes: a. Primary tourist attraction is Hasan Sadikin Hospital, Biofarma, Kina Factory, Cicendo Eye Hospital, High School of Health Sciences, The School Governing Sports Arena;
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the history of the Pasteur region as the Regional Health Area includes the General Hospital of Doctors Hasan Sadikin, Biofarma, Kina Factory, a cultural reserve building around the street with the name of the doctor, and the local area of the area. Bandoengsche Melk Centrale.
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(2) The development objective of the region is the development of the health and educational tourism products.
(3) The region's development plan includes: a. creation of historical educational and health tourism programs;
b. the maintenance of cultural heritage buildings; c. development of incentive mechanisms and disincentives for the owners of cultural heritage buildings; and
d. the provision of integrated parking and public transport facilities within the area.
Article 35 (1) Tourism Area of the City Park Region of Aceh-Road L.L.R.E. Martadinata as referred to in Article 29 of the letter g, includes: a. Primary tourist attractions are Moluccan Park, Scout Park, Lalu-traffic Park, Saparua Sports Arena, Siliwangi Stadium, Siliwangi Golf Driving Range, City Hall; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is Komplek Komplek Military Regional Command Siliwangi along Aceh Road.
(2) The area of development of the area is the development of eco-educational tourism products and military buildings.
(3) The construction plan areas include: a. creation of a educative theme park program with landscape, biological, historical, sports, and other themes;
b. host of regional and National and Regional-scale activities in the city park;
c. development of the interpretation facilities and its supporting infrastructure;
d. the maintenance of a military cultural preserve building; and e. Management of cooperation with the Komplek management of the Siliwangi Military Region Command in developing the historical educative tourism program and the military heritage building of the military.
Article 36 (1) The Road Shopping Tourism Area of Otto Iskandardinata-Street The kepatihan as referred to in Article 29 of the letter h, includes:
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a. Primary tourist attraction is the New Market, Kings
Plaza, shopping along the Otto Road
Iskandardinata, Kepatihan Road, Paskal Hyper
Square; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the Home Service
Mayor, Old Chinatown Area, Regent's Tomb in
Anyar Reef Road, Kelenteng Road, Road
Cirhino, and Bandung Station Area.
(2) The region's development objectives are control
the development of shopping facilities through the structuring
area of tourism and product development
creative and educational tourism.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
a. development of creative tourist programs in the attraction
main and educational attractions in the tourist attraction
supporters;
b. the development of interpretation facilities and infrastructure
supporters in the tourist attraction corridor
supporters;
c. development of integrated parking facilities and
public transport provision for service
movement in the region;
d. The five-foot vendor arrangement is especially the one
occupying the street and sidewalk bodies; and
e. Pedestrian setting in People's Dalem Road and Road
Patihan.
Article 37
(1) The Tegallega Urban Natural Tourism Area
as referred to in Article 29 of the letter i,
includes:
a. Primary tourist attraction is Tegallega Park,
The Tegallega Flower Market, and the Sukahaji Bird Market;
and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the Monument
Bandung Sea of Fire, Sri Baduga Museum, Home
Mother Inggit Garnasih, and Art Robbery.
(2) The area development target is development
The Tegallega Region as the lungs Area.
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(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
a. development of the environmental educative tourism program
and history;
b. Setting the area around the Tegallega Park,
mainly five-foot merchants and stops
public transport;
c. development of interpretation facilities and infrastructure
supporters;
d. development of integrated parking facilities and
provision of eco-friendly public transport in
in the region; and
e. the improvement of the quality of the facilities contained within
and around the region.
Article 38
(1) Cibaduyut Industry Tourism Area-
Cigondewah as referred to in Article 29
the letter j, includes:
A. Primary tourist attraction is the Sentra Craft
Cibaduyut, Garmen Industry around
Cigondewah, Sentra Know Cibuntu, and Bandung
Convention Centre; and
b.s secondary tourist attraction is the cottages
pesantren in the region.
(2) The area development objective is the development
creative tourism product.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
a. development of creative tourist programs, best sightseeing
industry and shopping tourism;
b. developing regional and
national development activities in Bandung
Convention Centre;
c. development of supporting facilities for tourist activities
creative, interpretation facilities and work workshops;
d. Development of a defined trade and drinking facility in
location for a defined trade
in the provisions of the laws.
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Article 39
(1) The Edukative Recreational Area of Gatot Subroto as
is referred to in Article 29 of the letter k, including:
a. Primary tourist attraction is the Trans
Studio, Trans Studio Mall; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the culinary region
The Lodaya Road and the Burangrang Road.
(2) The region's development objectives are control
the development of shopping and culinary tourism through
product development. Educational and creative tourism.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
a. the development of educational and creative tourism products
in the Trans Studio Mall shopping area;
b. the development of creative tourism products in the attraction
supporting tours;
c. development of creative tourism facilities in the form
interpretation facilities and work loka in attraction
tours; and
d. Integrated and friendly traffic management
environment.
Article 40
(1) The Kiaracondong Industrial Tourism Area as
is referred to in Article 29 of the l, consisting of:
a. Primary tourist attraction is the Limited Perseroan
Army Industrial Center, Sentra Industry
Rajutan Binong Jati; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the Komplek School
Army Command around the Gatot Region
Subroto-Martanegara.
(2) The area development objective is the development
creative and educational tourism products.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
a. the development of the industry educational ecotourism program
weaponry equipped safety facilities
and visitor safety and heritage tourism
culture;
b. development of industry creative tourism program
rajutan;
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c. development of a tourism support facility
educative and creative, i.e. interpretation facilities and
work workshop;
d. alignment of the Central Limited Perseroan Industry Centre
Integrated Army Industry with the region
Sentra Industry Rajutan Binong Jati along with
its supporting infrastructure; and
e. the construction of a creative tourism support facility
drink the creative.
Article 41
(1) The Metro-Sukarno-Hatta Shopping Tourism Area
as referred to in Article 29 of the letter m,
includes:
a. Primary tourist attraction is the Metro Trade Centre,
stores around Metro, the Parent Market and the Market
Cimol Gedebage; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the center-by
and the dining house.
(2) The area development objective is the improvement
diversity of Regional creative tourism products.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes:
A. development of the shopping tourism program and
creative culinary;
b. construction of facilities and entertainment activities and
leisure and creative recreation;
c. development of creative tourism support facilities
and educative, interpretation facilities and workshops
work;
d. provisioning of a star-grade accommodation facility that
is eco-friendly; and
e. provisioning of the friendly mass transit facility
environment.
Article 42
(1) Correctional Institution Tourism Area
Sukamiskin as referred to in Article 29
the letter n, includes:
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a. Primary tourist attraction is Sukamiskin Penitentiary and Pondok Pesantren Sukamiskin; and
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the Arcamanik Golf Course, Arcamanik Golf Course.
(2) The development objective of the region is the development of educational tourism products in correctional institutions and sports facilities.
(3) Development Plan Areas include: a. The revitalization of the Arcamanik racetrack and the Arcamanik Golf course;
b. the development of the educational program of educational institutions and educative sports travel;
c. development of the interpretation facilities and its supporting infrastructure;
d. the hosting of the Regional and Regional and Regional-scale horse sports and golf activities; and
e. The management of cooperation with correctional and Arcamanic golf courses in the development of the tourism area.
Article 43 (1) Tourism Area Education of the Rock of the Fruit of the Rock as referred to in Article 29 of the letter o, consists of: a. Primary tourist attraction is the Higher School of Indonesian Art, the Indonesian High School of Arts and Design, the State Vocational High School 10 (ten);
b. Secondary tourist attraction is the shopping area of the Rock Fruit Road.
(2) The area development objective is the development of creative art tourism products.
(3) The Area Development Plan includes: a. the development of a creative shopping tourist program; b. the development of both traditional and contemporary educational and creative tourism programs;
c. development of educational and creative tourism support facilities, interpretation facilities and work workshops;
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d. construction of a unified parking facility on Fruit Road
Batu;
e. provisioning of the infrastructure convenient for
pedestrian;
f. provisioning of the eco-friendly public transport in
in the region.
Fourth Quarter
Tourism Area Map
Article 44
The tourism area map is listed in Annex II which
is an integral part of from the Regional Regulations
this.
BAB VII
ZONING AND QUOTA DISCOTIC EFFORTS, NIGHTCLUBS,
PUBS, KARAOKE, MASSAGE PARLOUR, AND SPA
Article 45
(1) any discotic Effort activities, nightclubs, pubs, karaoke,
massage parlour, and spas are based on zoning with
provisions as follows:
a. are in the trading and/or services area and
closest to 500 meters from the residential location,
education, and peribadatan;
b. There is no more than one discotic business activity,
night club, pub, karaoke, massage parlour, and spa on one
building building;
c. centrally on the trading center region and/or
services for discotic venture activities, klab night, pub,
and karaoke; and
d. centered on the City Area Unit (SWK) for
the massage and spa business activities;
(2) the Zonations that are intended for the business activities
as referred to in paragraph (1) are listed in
Attachment III which is part inseparable from
This Regional Rule.
(3) Excluded as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph
(2), at each 3 star hotel, 4 star hotel, and hotel
star 5 can be held a discotic effort, clab
night, pub, karaoke, massage parlour, and spa.
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Article 46 Any discotic venture activity, night clab, pub, karaoke, massage parlour, and spa, targeted within a 13-year term is set quota with the provisions as follows: a. 1 (one) venture unit for discotic, 1 (one) unit for night clab, 1 (one) unit for pub effort, and 1 (one) business unit for karaoke;
b. 1 (one) spa business unit and 1 (one) massage parluse units on each of the City Area Units (SWK) which have been determined.
BAB VIII IMPLEMENTATION AND CONTROL
Section Section Implementation section 47
Implementation of the RIPPARDA Year 2012-2025 is realized through an indication of the Regional Severity Development Program, whether it is a Government program, the Provincial Government, the City Government, the private sector, as well as the public.
Article 48 Indicators of the development program of the Regional Quarter as referred to in Article 47 includes: a. The socialization of the development concept of the Regional Alignment;
b. Drafting plan of territory; c. development of urban tourist attraction; d. development of support facilities and accessibility; e. the development of the tourism industry; f. the development of the tourism market; g. the development of tourism marketing; h. Community empowerment; i. Cooperation between stakeholders; and j. the development of technical regulations.
Article 49 Details indicate the area of the development of the area of the Regions as referred to in Article 48 is listed in Annex IV, which is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Area.
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Second Section
Controlling
Article 50
(1) The implementation control of RIPPARDA Year 2012-2025
is organized through monitoring, evaluation, and
reporting.
(2) Controlling as referred to in paragraph (1),
done by the Mayor through the Device Workforce
The area is recuperating the severity of the business.
(3) Controlling the discotic attempt, the nightclubs,
pubs, karaoke, massage parlors, and spas are organized
by forming an independent supervising institution.
(4) The supervising agencies as referred to in paragraph (3)
consist of elements of the Local Government, society, and
efforts tourism.
(5) Further provisions on monitoring, evaluation,
and reporting as referred to in paragraph (1)
is set in the Mayor's Rule.
BAB IX
FUNDING
Section 51
Funding for the implementation and control of RIPPARDA
sourced from:
a. Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget;
b. Other open and non-binding sources.
Article 52
Management of the fund-care fund is conducted based on
principles of fairness, efficiency, transparency, and accountability
the public.
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BAB X
TRANSITIONAL provisions
Section 53
(1) Discotic efforts, nightclubs, pubs, karaoke, massage parlour,
and non-licensed and/or permit spas,
but located less than 500 meters from the location
housing, education, and peribadatan are prohibited
operating again since the Regional Regulations are set.
(2) Discotic efforts, nightclubs, pubs, karaoke, massage parlour,
and the already licensed spa, and located more than 500
meters from residential locations, education and
peribadatan as well as being on the already
zoning set, prioritized in the awarding of the Mark
List of Tourism Enterprises.
BAB XI
provisions CLOSING
Article 54
(1) RIPPARDA Year 2012-2025 can be reviewed
in 5 (5) year time
gets the input material as material
Next RIPPARDA refinement
adjusted to the situation and conditions and
ongoing development and the will
Coming.
(2) In the event of a large scale natural disaster and/or
change of regional boundary then RIPPARDA
The year 2012-2025 may be reviewed more than one time
within 5 (five) years.
(3) Review Results back RIPPARDA Year 2012-2025
as referred to in paragraph (1) can
result in the recommendation of:
a. RIPPARDA remains in effect according to the time
expires; or
b. RIPPARDA needs to be changed.
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Article 55
The rules of this section begin to apply to the date
promulred.
So that everyone knows it, ordering
An invitational of this Area Regulation with
its placement in the Bandung City Area Sheet.
Set in Bandung
on 7 January 2013
MAYOR BANDUNG,
TTD.
ROSADA CHEST
Was promulsted in Bandung
on January 7, 2013
SECRETARY OF THE BANDUNG CITY AREA,
TTD.
EDI SISWADI
LEAF SECTION OF THE CITY OF BANDUNG IN 2013 NUMBER 01
A copy according to the original
CHIEF OF LAW AND HAM,
ERIC M. ATxyURIQ Pembina Rate I
NIP.19711102 199603 1 003
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EXPLANATION
UP
BANDUNG CITY AREA REGULATION
NUMBER 01 IN 2013
ABOUT
THE PLAN FOR BUILDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AREA
YEAR 2012-2025
I UMUM
Tourism is the most important sector in regional development,
in addition to being a driver of urban economic activity, tourism is
the main source of income of the Region. Tourism is also a strategy in
realizing the competitial power of the Regions.
The rapid and rapid development of Regional tourism requires
integrated and synergistic planning and control with the sector
Other development to be able to provide a maximum positive impact
and a minimal negative impact. Act Number 10 of 2009
about the partishoming, section 8 has mandated that construction
the severity of the planned event on the county/city level,
in the form of the Mother-building Development Master Plan Area
(RIPPARDA). Further, in section 9 it is mentioned that the master plan
as referred to in Article 8, is set with the Regional Regulation
the district/city corresponds to its level.
RIPPARDA is the main guideline for development The severity of
areas that provide the necessary policies, strategies and programs
are conducted by the relevant stakeholders to achieve the vision, mission,
and the purpose of the development of the homing. RIPPARDA covers aspects of
tourism destination development, tourism industry development,
tourism marketing development, and institutional development
severity. Furthermore, it is also mentioned that RIPPARDA
county/city is governed by the district/municipal ordinance for
providing a strong legal umbrella for the implementation of RIPPARDA.
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The importance of RIPPARDA Regions is very close to the importance of the role
The region's tourism sector which is very realized by various parties. Tourism
is expected to be one of the tools for improving welfare
society, as well as the sustainability of tourist attractions, as well as the environment and
the culture of the regional community. Given the complexity of development
severity areas, integrated planning intersectors
and inter-stakeholder interests of the Regions to realize
that goal.
II. EXPLANATION OF SECTION FOR SECTION
Article 1
This article describes the meaning of some of the terms used in
Rule of the Regions with the intent to equalize understanding
about terms so that it can be avoided misunderstandings in
interprets.
Article 2
Pretty clear.
Article 3
Quite clear.
Article 4
Letter a
Development of tourism destinations, covering empowerment
society, construction of tourist attractions, development
infrastructure, provision of public facilities, as well as construction
The tourism facilities are integrated and sustainable.
The letter b
Development of the tourism industry, covering construction
structure (function, hierarchy and relationships) tourism industry,
the power of saing tourism products, a tourism venture partnership,
Business credibility, as well as responsibility for the environment
nature and social culture.
The letter c
The tourism marketing development includes marketing
shared tourism, integrated and continuous with
involves all stakeholders as well as marketing
which is responsible for building Indonesia's image
as a saing-powered tourism destination.
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The d-letter
severity developments include
Government organization development, Local Government,
private and community, human resources development,
regulation and mechanism operation in the field of severity.
Article 5
In the 2009 No. 10 Act on the Alignment,
section 8 of the paragraph (1) and (2) are explained that the construction of the severity
carried out based on the master plan development
severity is an integral part of the development plan
long term. Therefore, the planning period of the Plan
Parent of the Regional Development Party (RIPPARDA) of the City
Bandung is adjusted to the Long Term Development Plan
Area (RPJPD) Bandung City, i.e. until 2025.
Section 6
The letter a
The responsible development of the responsible is
the development of the realignment that aims to provide
a better experience for travelers, business opportunities
that prospectively for tourism efforts, making the community
local can enjoy a better quality of life through
economic social improvement, as well as repair the management
of natural resources. Key elements of development
tourism responsible is:
1. Development, management, and tourism marketing
by creating a saing advantage
(competitive);
2. Assess and supervise the environmental, social, and
economic impact of tourism development, and its information
is always presented publicly;
3. Ensuring the active involvement of the public getting
benefits from tourism, including community participation
in planning and decision making as well as
a meaningful economic link between;
4. Maintain and encourage the natural, economic, and
social cultural diversity;
5. Preventing outcasts and excessive consumption, as well as
promoting sustainable local resources;
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6. Integrated and synergistic urban development
is a unified development of the building, accordingly,
and supports regional development planning purposes;
and
7. The development of creative society-based developments
is the development of the building which makes
the needs and capacity of creative communities in the Area
as a major consideration in development
the severity. The creative community is involved from ever since
the planning, management, and supervising stage.
The letter b
Is quite clear.
The letter c
Is quite clear.
Article 7
The development vision of the Regional Area Contains two words
important key, that is:
1. Urban Creative Tourism is tourism that utilits
urban potential is both natural resources and binaan and
community culture as a capable tourist attraction
develops creative potential of society and tourist
includes:
a. Community creative potential is driven by integrating
updating knowledge (innovative),
creative technology utilization, and local typical culture,
both traditional and modern yamg in
developing tourism products; and
b. Tourist creative potential is shown through participation
activation in the program and the learning experience that
corresponds to the tourist attraction characteristic that
visited.
2. Cultural Urban Tourism is a tourism that
values the cultural potential of urban society and able to
build its steadfast stakeholders
the social norms and cultural norms that apply in relation to
with all of God ' s Maha Esa creation covering:
a. Urban tourism that is capable of delivering added value
on the cultural wealth that the community has;
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b. urban tourism that is able to increase its appreciation
tourists to the culture of society; and
c. urban tourism that is able to realize its buildings
society, tourism industry, government, and tourists
which has a high concern for preservation
culture, upholding social and cultural norms, and
contributing to the recovery/improvement of quality
of the city's living environment.
3. Berakhlak Urban Tourism is tourism that
respects and upholds the norms of religion including:
a. Urban tourism does not host programs and
tourist activities that violate religious norms;
b. urban tourism that does not encourage the emergence of activities
that violates religious norms, unless it has been set in
regulatory provisions;
c. urban tourism that values each other's life
religion Community and community travelers;
d. development and provisioning of information, means, and infrastructure
enviable peribadatan across the tourist attraction and facilities
tourism.
Article 8
Quite clear.
Article 9
The letter a
Quite clear.
The letter b
Is pretty clear.
Letter c
Fourteen creative industrial subsectors are advertising;
architecture; the goods market arts; crafts; design; fashion; fashion; video,
film, and photography; interactive games; music; art
performances; publishing and printing; computer services and
software; television and radio; and research and development.
The d-letter
is quite clear.
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The letter e
The Kreatif City is the city that is the rallying place
creative individuals interact and collaborate
to create creative products and services that are worth
the economy high.
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Verse (1)
The urban ecotourism concept is the concept of development
the homing of the adopt the concept of ecotourism in
urban tourism development. Urban ecotourism
is an urban tourism that aims to
provide protection against the urban nature environment,
the preservation and development of urban communities culture,
as well as providing benefits maximum to society, whether
be the economic, social, and scientific benefits of knowledge and
technology.
The creative urban tourism concept of tourism concept that
encourages tourists to develop its potential
creativity. The creative potential of such tourists is coined
through active participation in programs and experiences
learning that matches the tourism characteristics
urban.
Verse (2)
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The creative tourist program is a tourist program that can
develop the creative potential of travelers. The product
is generated jointly by the maintainer/manufacturer and
the traveller/consumer. Creative tourism programs are conducted
in small groups and guided by instructors,
is usually done at work workshops.
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Letter b
Community creative points are ideas, ideas,
skills, and community individual talent that original
(native) and new so capable of giving added value
economy and social culture.
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The ecological footprint is the amount of resources on this earth
that humans are required to meet
the need to live in accordance with the lifestyle
on the way.
The educative tourist program is a tourist program that
offers a related live learning experience
tourist attraction visited, contains many
load of education and knowledge for development
travelers.
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The creative tourism product is a tourist attraction (nature,
culture, man-made) and tourism facilities (accommodation,
eating and drinking, information, travel transport, and others)
that is in hosting The parihoming involves the potential
creative travelers, people, and tourism businesses.
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Interpretation is an activity that aims to
unravel the meaning and relationship through the use of the objects
original, through direct experience and illustrative media
by including Human beings with objects. The technique
interpretation consists of: asking questions, storytelling,
guided images, use of humor,
impressions, puzzles, puppet aids, and
simulac/game.
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The mass transit system of the tourist is a means, infrastructure,
and a mass transit network provided specifically for
in support of tourist activities and activities Recreation
society.
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Letter c
The tourism business operational management system includes
production processes, product preservation, and waste management
tourism efforts.
The eco-friendly management is the management that
pay attention to protection against the environment, sanitation, and
hygienities.
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The letter f
High performance partnership is a registered partnership
by the mutual and trusting attitude, applying the principle
alignment in its implementation, has a commitment that is
high to achieve the shared goal, able to manage
perspective differences and development programs,
provides added value for the partners involved and
for partnership relations which is built, as well as the length
length.
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Verse (1)
The letter a
Marketing is responsible for marketing that
refers to the following principles: 1) honest in
advertise (quality, type, price); 2) load information
about the local tourist attraction in promotional materials;
3) promote informal/new tourism efforts
growing; 4) supporting diversity product,
service, and local tourist attraction mutually
equip; 5) guarantee that additional products
in accordance with the business marketing image; 6) monitor
local products.
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The letter c
Target the number of tourists is done with three scenarios
that is optimistic scenario, moderate scenario, and scenario
pessimistic.
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Letter e
The tourism marketing plan contains product analysis
tourism, tourism market analysis, competitor analysis,
segmentation, market target, tourism destination,
and strategy Development of at least 7 (7) components
marketing, i.e. product, price (price), place (place),
promotion, people (human resources), financiers
produc/destination, process, and physical packaging (physical
evidence).
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Article 19
The letter a
Primary tourist attraction is a supportive attraction
primary/primary theme development of the region
tourism.
Letter b
Secondary tourist attraction is a supportive attraction
development of the secondary theme development of the region
tourism.
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ADDITIONAL SECTION OF BANDUNG CITY AREA NUMBER 01.
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