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Table 11.<br />
Goals and strategies in the Western Cape Integrated Coastal Management Programme with particular relevance to management of the Uilkraals Estuary.<br />
Goal # Goal Strategies<br />
Goal B3:<br />
Goal C1:<br />
Goal C3:<br />
Goal C4:<br />
Goal C5:<br />
Goal D1<br />
Goal D2:<br />
To preserve, promote or protect archaeological, historical and<br />
cultural resources and activities of the coast<br />
To promote the diversity, vitality and long term viability of coastal<br />
economies and activities, giving preference to those that are<br />
distinctly coastal or dependent on a coastal location<br />
To maintain an appropriate balance between built, rural and<br />
wilderness coastal areas in the Western Cape<br />
To design and manage coastal settlements to be in harmony with the<br />
aesthetic, environmental and cultural attributes of the Western Cape<br />
Coast<br />
To plan and manage coastal development so as to avoid increasing<br />
the incidence and severity of natural hazards and to avoid exposure<br />
of people, property and economic activities to significant risk from<br />
dynamic coastal processes<br />
To maintain the diversity, health and productivity of coastal and<br />
marine processes and ecosystems<br />
To establish and effectively manage a system of coastal protected<br />
areas<br />
B3.1.1: Implementation of section 38 of the National Heritage Resources Act<br />
B3.1.2: Encouragement of heritage conservation planning<br />
B3.1.6: Termination of inappropriate uses of places, illegal activities<br />
C1.7.1: Diversify tourism opportunities<br />
C1.7.3: Build capacity of communities to initiate and effectively participate in sustainable<br />
tourism ventures<br />
C1.7.4: Identify and address the limits imposed by natural and manmade environments<br />
when planning tourism (and other) initiatives<br />
C3.4.2: Ensure the protection and conservation of natural/wilderness areas<br />
C4.1.1: Determine adequate setback and buffer zones along the coast<br />
C4.1.2: Control the sitting of infrastructure in the coastal zone<br />
C4.1.3: Restrict non-coastal related land uses from being located in the coastal zone<br />
C4.1.4: Encourage appropriate forms of coastal settlement and building<br />
C4.1.5: Formulate design guidelines for all buildings and structures in the coastal zone<br />
C4.2.1: Develop regulations to restrict the alteration of landforms and vegetation cover in<br />
dynamic coastal zones<br />
C4.2.3: Manage pedestrian and vehicular access in coastal environments<br />
C5.1.1 Protect and maintain dynamic coastal features that act as a buffer against natural<br />
coastal processes and hazards<br />
C5.2.1: Incorporate appropriate preventative and adaptive measures into all planning and<br />
management policies, plans and decision-making processes to account for projected<br />
changes in climate, particularly increases in sea level<br />
D1.2.1 Identify and protect unique sensitive environments and habitats in the coastal and<br />
marine zones<br />
D2.1.3: Ensure proper management of protected areas that caters for ecological and<br />
human use requirements<br />
Goal D3: To ensure that the use of renewable resources and associated user D3.1.2: Adopt holistic rather than single species management approaches<br />
Uilkraals Estuary Situation Assessment<br />
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