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1.Aristotulus Ernst TUNGKA, 2. Abdeln<strong>as</strong>ser Ali OMRAN,3.Abdelwahab O. GEBRIL, 4. Woo Suk WAH, 5. Atiek B. SUPRAPTIMANADO WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT ASSUSTAINABLE CITY OF TOURISM1. DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, UNIVERSITY OF SAM RATULANGI, MANADO, NORTH SULAWESI, INDONESIA2‐4. SCHOOL OF HOUSING, BUILDING AND PLANNING, UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA, P. PINANG,11800, MALAYSIA5. DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, UNIVERSITY OF DIPONEGORO, SEMARANG, CENTRAL JAVA, INDONESIAABSTRACT: Urban <strong>waterfront</strong> <strong>development</strong> is a well established urban phenomenon in developed countries b<strong>as</strong>ed on certain<strong>concept</strong>s and principles. It enhances urban design, quality <strong>of</strong> life and economic <strong>development</strong> <strong>of</strong> cities. The urban <strong>waterfront</strong><strong>development</strong> in developing countries h<strong>as</strong> produced a varied experience. This Paper looks at a recent co<strong>as</strong>tal <strong>development</strong> inManado City, North Sulawesi, Indonesia for its <strong>development</strong> <strong>of</strong> urban public spaces, commercial <strong>development</strong>s and itsintegration with urban <strong>development</strong> policy <strong>of</strong> the <strong>city</strong>. Manado h<strong>as</strong> a co<strong>as</strong>tal border area that extends from co<strong>as</strong>t to co<strong>as</strong>tMalalayang Ma<strong>as</strong>ing down the co<strong>as</strong>t and on Bunaken, Manado Tua island and the island Siladen, which now throughout thisprotected area h<strong>as</strong> been transformed into a total cultivated area with several activities such <strong>as</strong>: co<strong>as</strong>tal border area districtsMalalayang to district authorities other than the area that w<strong>as</strong> already there are also added to the reclamation <strong>of</strong> new landcurrently used <strong>as</strong> a commercial area consisting <strong>of</strong> shops / malls, hotels and luxury housing. The <strong>development</strong> <strong>of</strong> the projectwill not enhance the quality <strong>of</strong> urban life and add aesthetic appeal but it reflects certain physical, economic and socialproblems.KEYWORDS: Manado, <strong>waterfront</strong> <strong>city</strong>, <strong>sustainable</strong> <strong>city</strong>, IndonesiaINTRODUCTIONEntering globalization era, Indonesian economicdeveloping need to be advanced, because it caninvited new investor and hoped its will develops theadvantage area. One <strong>of</strong> this is <strong>waterfront</strong> areaincluding co<strong>as</strong>t, river and lakes. Developing <strong>of</strong><strong>waterfront</strong> area w<strong>as</strong> being the new tendency <strong>of</strong> <strong>city</strong>facilities <strong>development</strong>, especially in big <strong>city</strong> that h<strong>as</strong>obstacle in land and h<strong>as</strong> a big potency on water.Manado City is a <strong>city</strong> that place in Manado bay (Figure1), and by geographic <strong>city</strong> distribution equal withwater and Manado bay. One <strong>of</strong> this distributionproject shore reclamation that hopes to be a newbusiness area that could to rise up Manado <strong>city</strong>’seconomic, except to empower Manado <strong>as</strong> <strong>waterfront</strong><strong>city</strong>.Figure 1. Manado CitySo many conflict that occur resulting from thisdeveloping co<strong>as</strong>t area, it’s because <strong>of</strong> so many interestfrom every <strong>as</strong>pect, include environment <strong>as</strong>pect,another <strong>city</strong> facilities <strong>as</strong>pect and integration <strong>as</strong>pectbetween developing area and existing area. Byconsidering interest conflict, so developing co<strong>as</strong>t areaneed a whole observation, to bridge the presentinterest conflict. In this paper is emph<strong>as</strong>ized tooverview <strong>of</strong> idea to develop <strong>waterfront</strong> area. Fromthis idea, it’s hope that could give any input aboutsupport application <strong>of</strong> <strong>sustainable</strong> developing<strong>waterfront</strong> area. The purpose <strong>of</strong> this paper is toanalyze the reclamation <strong>development</strong> <strong>concept</strong>s thatmust be considered in the <strong>development</strong> <strong>of</strong>reclamation in Manado. These <strong>concept</strong>s must bedeveloped and designed in this project so thatconstruction can be reclaimed and environmentally<strong>sustainable</strong>.RESEARCH METHODResearch method is doing observation to literaturestudy from any sources. Collecting data by takingpicture and sketch so we can revisualization the resultthat’s hope can answer any problems (Tungka, 2008).The identification data is descriptive in <strong>waterfront</strong>area. Location research focus is business district areaor Boulevard Street on Business (Figure 2)RECLAMATION IN COASTAL OF MANADO CITYReclamation <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>tal to be a very interestingdiscussion, particularly related to the effects <strong>of</strong> landuse. After the <strong>city</strong> government in 1990 stated that theposition <strong>of</strong> Manado <strong>city</strong> is a gateway into the Pacific.Manado is strategically located in the Asia‐Pacific,within located in situated on the border between thePhilippines, Republic <strong>of</strong> Palau and the Pacific Ocean.© copyright FACULTY <strong>of</strong> ENGINEERING ‐ HUNEDOARA, ROMANIA 31


ACTA TECHNICA CORVINIENSIS – Bulletin <strong>of</strong> EngineeringFigure 2. Boulevard StreetDistance from Manado to Davao City, Philippine isabout 390 km and to Republic <strong>of</strong> Palau (Pacific Ocean)is about 750 km. Manado there is also direct flights toSingapore, the Philippines and Taiwan or to othercountries directly without going through Jakarta andalso there is a ferry boat crossing Manado‐Davao. It isso that investors are given the opportunity to invest inthis area. The limited land is not result in the<strong>development</strong> <strong>of</strong> the region’s <strong>development</strong>. Barrierscaused the government to be able to continue tooccur in various ways to open the area or land forinvestment activities. The form <strong>of</strong> Manado <strong>city</strong> is alsounique in Manado bay. The spread <strong>of</strong> the <strong>city</strong> that als<strong>of</strong>ollow this bay causing the elongated shape <strong>of</strong> the <strong>city</strong>follow the co<strong>as</strong>tline <strong>of</strong> Manado bay. One suggestion isthat by making reclaimed co<strong>as</strong>tal Manado City. It isseen from the geographical shape <strong>of</strong> Manado City h<strong>as</strong>long co<strong>as</strong>t line <strong>as</strong> far <strong>as</strong> 5.9 km, and about 30 percents<strong>of</strong> the population lives in co<strong>as</strong>tal Manado. Area <strong>of</strong>Manado is 15,659 hectare and area <strong>of</strong> reclamation is 67hectare (BPN, 2010) for the first step construction.Reclamation w<strong>as</strong> built in 1996 until 2000 and stillconstructing. Manado population numbered 417,700(BPS, 2010) with a ratio <strong>of</strong> <strong>as</strong> many <strong>as</strong> 201,730 malepopulation and female population <strong>of</strong> 215,970. Mostresidents have jobs Manado in trade, services andconstruction. A total <strong>of</strong> 97,625 working in the field <strong>of</strong>trade and services, 19,855 in transportation andcommunications and construction <strong>of</strong> <strong>as</strong> many <strong>as</strong>22,290, making a total <strong>of</strong> 139.770 inhabitants or <strong>as</strong>much <strong>as</strong> 33 percent in the field <strong>of</strong> urban <strong>development</strong>.Manado h<strong>as</strong> a co<strong>as</strong>tal border area that extends fromco<strong>as</strong>t to co<strong>as</strong>t Malalayang Ma<strong>as</strong>ing down the co<strong>as</strong>tand on Bunaken, Manado Tua island and the islandSiladen. It is now throughout this protected area h<strong>as</strong>been transformed into a total cultivated area withseveral activities such <strong>as</strong>: co<strong>as</strong>tal border area districtsMalalayang to district authorities other than the areathat w<strong>as</strong> already there are also added to thereclamation <strong>of</strong> new land currently used <strong>as</strong> acommercial area consisting <strong>of</strong> shops / malls, hotels andluxury housing (Figures 3, 4 & 5).32Figure 3. Manado Reclamation AreaFigure 4. Stores and home <strong>of</strong>fice on the reclamation AreaFigure 5. Mall On the Reclamation AreaDEVELOPMENT URBANRegional <strong>development</strong> is achieving regional<strong>development</strong> goals which include <strong>as</strong>pects <strong>of</strong> growth,equity and sustainability <strong>of</strong> the dimensionless locationin space and related socio‐economic <strong>as</strong>pects <strong>of</strong> theregion (Anwar, 2005). According to Todaro (2009),<strong>development</strong> should also incre<strong>as</strong>e the incomeorientedeconomy. According successful <strong>development</strong>w<strong>as</strong> indicated by three core values namely the<strong>development</strong> community's ability to meet b<strong>as</strong>ic needs,incre<strong>as</strong>ed self‐esteem <strong>as</strong> a human society, and theincre<strong>as</strong>ing ability <strong>of</strong> people to choose (freedom fromservitude), which is one <strong>as</strong>pect rather than human2012. F<strong>as</strong>cicule 2 [April–June]


ACTA TECHNICA CORVINIENSIS – Bulletin <strong>of</strong> Engineeringrights. It is why Todaro that reinforce the sense that avery large <strong>development</strong> is not just how to raisepeople's income every year our other features.Economic <strong>development</strong> could be understood <strong>as</strong> theactivities undertaken to improve a country's economyand living standards <strong>of</strong> its people. With the scope <strong>of</strong>the above, then economic <strong>development</strong> is generallydefined <strong>as</strong> a process that causes an incre<strong>as</strong>e in incomeper capita population <strong>of</strong> a country in the long runwhich is accompanied by improvement <strong>of</strong> theinstitutional system (Todaro, 2009). According toArshad (2006), <strong>development</strong> should affect income percapita. Income per capita is <strong>of</strong>ten used <strong>as</strong> indicators <strong>of</strong><strong>development</strong> for differences level <strong>of</strong> economicprogress among the developed countries againstdeveloping countries (NSB). Accordingly, the incomeper capita but may give an idea about the rate <strong>of</strong>growth <strong>of</strong> welfare in different countries can alsodescribe the change <strong>of</strong> style welfare distinction thath<strong>as</strong> been going on between various countries.Understanding the history and <strong>development</strong> strategyh<strong>as</strong> undergone a change, stems from the <strong>development</strong>strategy that emph<strong>as</strong>izes economic growth, thengrowth and employment opportunities, growth andequity, the emph<strong>as</strong>is on b<strong>as</strong>ic needs, growth andenvironment life, and <strong>sustainable</strong> <strong>development</strong>.Development approach today is more focused on<strong>as</strong>pects <strong>of</strong> sustainability that aims to maximize humanwelfare through economic growth and efficiency <strong>of</strong>capital usage limited and resource constraints andtechnological limited (Mun<strong>as</strong>inghe, 1995).THE CONCEPT OF MANADO SUSTAINABLE COASTAL AREASome observation <strong>as</strong>pect that could help success <strong>of</strong>developing co<strong>as</strong>t (Figure 3) area is:1. ThemeBy the theme, developing co<strong>as</strong>t area h<strong>as</strong> a unique thatcan be different from another co<strong>as</strong>t area. Theme canbe taking from specific ecologic, climate, history orculture from this area. The even function <strong>of</strong> this co<strong>as</strong>tarea equal with another co<strong>as</strong>t area by the climate andlocal condition could influences planning model.Special design reclamation for Manado is design withnature. Boulevard Street w<strong>as</strong> built with follow theshape <strong>of</strong> se<strong>as</strong>cape and built break water also.2. ImageCreate image for co<strong>as</strong>t area, water is the main object,so another facilities and service for examplerecreation, sport medium, home facilities, evenrestaurant will give specific beauty visual, so co<strong>as</strong>tarea can make an beautiful and attractiveenvironment image. In Manado, this <strong>as</strong>pect have hardchallenge because <strong>of</strong> another bad image that h<strong>as</strong> beeninherent in <strong>waterfront</strong> area, include image <strong>of</strong> SarioRiver and Tondano River be the place for collect tr<strong>as</strong>hand another bad things.EXPERIENCEWaterfront area h<strong>as</strong> capable to give a exciteexperience and special ability that b<strong>as</strong>ed oncharacteristic and feature <strong>of</strong> special water. Give accessto water and its play area, conservation to flora andfauna live, to enrich facilities that have connection tocontrol water character like channel, pool watercontrol, etc.FUNCTIONThis <strong>as</strong>pect describe that developing co<strong>as</strong>t area haveto give it’s good function like policy <strong>of</strong> achieveaccessibility, park circulation that could fill necessityeven in busy condition, to facilitate and to ple<strong>as</strong>urefoot walker, give a wonderful experience for visitor, tomake the ecologic area fill the requirement along withappropriate facilities (occupying, recreation, sport,shop etc) and attracting all the time. By now, thereclamation <strong>of</strong> Manado bay h<strong>as</strong> focused on businessand services <strong>as</strong>pect. It’s could be see by shop center onevery reclamation area. Some mall/ shopping centerthat we can met in some reclamation are, like BahuMall, Boulevard’s Mall, Manado Town Square, MegaMall and Marina Pl<strong>as</strong>a shopping center. These businessare<strong>as</strong> will be interested for <strong>tourism</strong> area.TO CONSTRUCT PUBLIC OPINIONTo avoid any interest conflict by the public, sodeveloping <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>t area should have confirmed byclear and transparency and complete (theme, image,function, cost, ticket, AMDAL), so society canunderstood about benefit <strong>of</strong> developing co<strong>as</strong>t area. Bythe participation <strong>of</strong> another side, it’s can get anysupport from society, its means that effort torealization <strong>of</strong> developing co<strong>as</strong>t area. So many publicopinion in construct reclamation on Manado Baywhich is made a help make a decision <strong>of</strong> plan design.ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT (AMDAL)It needs to be emph<strong>as</strong>ized that developing <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>tarea must be aim to protect the environment even touse unproductive area. By this re<strong>as</strong>on observation toenvironment effect from developing <strong>waterfront</strong> areamust be done accurately. This h<strong>as</strong> been benefit tosolve the problem and to avoid negative effect thatcould be rise for the environment. Reclamation c<strong>as</strong>e inManado <strong>city</strong> h<strong>as</strong> so many communities reaction forthe access that can be rise from this project. Specialtyabout manage the w<strong>as</strong>te, also. W<strong>as</strong>te is so importantbecause it have solid and liquid. Have to design withcarefully and good planning.TECHNOLOGY ASPECTUsing and implementation <strong>of</strong> technology even tochoosing substance that will be used, especiallyrelation with <strong>waterfront</strong> area, bund area, tacklingw<strong>as</strong>te, control <strong>of</strong> water, etc, need to appropriatedwith water character and location. It is so important2012. F<strong>as</strong>cicule 2 [April–June] 33


ecause can influences <strong>of</strong> security and rely on<strong>development</strong> for long time.EXPENSEExpense <strong>as</strong>pect h<strong>as</strong> to give attention because involvesfund’s problem, even control fund problems. Thingsthat involve in this problem like monetarygovernment’s law even with the community responseh<strong>as</strong> to account because this things could influencedlong life project.ORGANIZINGOrganizing <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>t area must be done by apr<strong>of</strong>essional, recall the complexity <strong>of</strong> the problemsthat must be handled, begin with organizing facility ingood condition, make a promotion so attract tovisitor, till doing some coordination with institutioninvolved, even with government and private agencies.THE MAIN ASPECT IN DEVELOPING COAST AREASome principal <strong>as</strong>pect that need to be noticed andconsider to make any plan to co<strong>as</strong>t area, include :climate, wind direction, ocean flow, watercharacterized, annual flood, flooded area,Topography, Se<strong>as</strong>cape, Land structure, Landscape,Vegetation, Etc. In planning developing co<strong>as</strong>t area isuniting community territories with nature life, so thatarea being preservation area so with to supporteconomic <strong>of</strong> this area. Organizing <strong>of</strong> arrangementspace h<strong>as</strong> noticed. Generally reclamation area inManado City is business and service area. Separatefrom community’s territory by Boulevard streets, canbe arbiter between residence area and business area.ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTOn the reclamation activities, land use andexploitation <strong>as</strong> a result <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamation dependson the operators. In connection with this <strong>concept</strong> <strong>of</strong><strong>development</strong> should be directed to the <strong>concept</strong> <strong>of</strong>l<strong>as</strong>ting <strong>development</strong>. Means <strong>development</strong> mustconsider the compatibility between man and natureand the importance <strong>of</strong> future generations. Legalprotection is defined <strong>as</strong> operating patterns <strong>of</strong>consumers and producers to run properly so peoplecan enjoy the benefits <strong>of</strong> adequate utilization <strong>of</strong> itsnatural resources. The use <strong>of</strong> natural resources mustbe arranged in such a way that provides benefits toeach generation. This is a critical note on theimplementation <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamation. The co<strong>as</strong>talreclamation can provide positive and negative effectson co<strong>as</strong>tal communities and marine ecosystems. Theseeffects can be short term and long‐term, dependingon the type <strong>of</strong> impact and the ecosystem and thecommunities in co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamation are<strong>as</strong> andsurrounding are<strong>as</strong>. The positive impact <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>talreclamation activities, among others resulted in thequality and economic value <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>tal are<strong>as</strong> isincre<strong>as</strong>ing, reducing considered less productive land,the incre<strong>as</strong>e in the area, protect the shoreline fromACTA TECHNICA CORVINIENSIS – Bulletin <strong>of</strong> Engineeringerosion, the breeding habitat <strong>of</strong> water and powerabsorption. The negative effects <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>talreclamation activities in the environment includephysical effects such <strong>as</strong> changed oceanography,co<strong>as</strong>tal erosion, sedimentation, turbidity <strong>of</strong> the water,marine pollution, changed soil water regime,incre<strong>as</strong>ing the potential for flooding and inundation <strong>of</strong>co<strong>as</strong>tal are<strong>as</strong>. Biological effects, like disturbedmangrove ecosystems, coral reefs and diversity <strong>of</strong>nature although the field is decre<strong>as</strong>ing. Besides thebeach reclamation activities will also result in socioeconomicchanged such <strong>as</strong> difficulty <strong>of</strong> the publicentering the area and loss <strong>of</strong> livelihood <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>talfishermen. Thus the co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamation activitiesmust be implemented carefully and through a verythorough study involving related stakeholders. Thereare having impacts <strong>of</strong> land reclamation positive andnegative in the community and <strong>development</strong> inManado City. Always positive Impacts related toeconomic life, socio‐economic, socio‐cultural, whilethe negative impacts on the environment and religionseriously enough highlighted by the experts. Impactsin detail will be submitted in two parts, directly visiblepositive impact <strong>as</strong>sociated with the EmploymentManagement and economic growth. In the beginningbefore the reclaimed co<strong>as</strong>tal community livelihoodactivities focused on pr<strong>of</strong>essional workers andfishermen, because the area is generally occupied bythe laborers who work in <strong>development</strong> activities in theCity <strong>of</strong> Manado. Occurrence <strong>of</strong> impact on co<strong>as</strong>talreclamation work field where population expansionbegan in the commercial sectors and services.POSITIVE IMPACTSPopulation, especially the younger generation beganto be adsorbed in the service sector and tradeespecially in co<strong>as</strong>tal reclaimed area w<strong>as</strong> created <strong>as</strong> thebusiness 'Boulevard on Business’ at Manado co<strong>as</strong>tal.Incre<strong>as</strong>e the employment <strong>of</strong> the impact on people'sincome incre<strong>as</strong>es. Other positive impacts <strong>of</strong> thereclaimed co<strong>as</strong>tal are<strong>as</strong> opened many rural peoplecame to seek employment Manado. It is pr<strong>of</strong>itable forthe local community from the illegal occupancyrequirements and the employee continues to rise.Many turned to the room rental, retail shops and theworkers who worked in the trade and services on theboulevard area would significantly influence theeconomic growth <strong>of</strong> urban society.Other positive impact <strong>of</strong> involve incre<strong>as</strong>ing the sellingprice <strong>of</strong> the land. With the occurrence <strong>of</strong> reclaimed,the land sale prices have incre<strong>as</strong>ed due to the need formore land is needed a good feeling and byentrepreneurs and rural communities want to have a Tthat came home to stay. The incre<strong>as</strong>e in selling price <strong>of</strong>land is <strong>of</strong> course the effect on the community. Thechanged <strong>of</strong> pattern land ownership continue to occur342012. F<strong>as</strong>cicule 2 [April–June]


ACTA TECHNICA CORVINIENSIS – Bulletin <strong>of</strong> Engineering<strong>as</strong> land prices incre<strong>as</strong>e. The positive impact <strong>of</strong> directsupport by incre<strong>as</strong>ing the amount <strong>of</strong> effort andproduct efforts and the emergence <strong>of</strong> various effortsin the vicinity <strong>of</strong> a good reclamation project thegrocery store, small shops, and culinary dining houses.This impact on the workforce in trade and servicessector <strong>as</strong> a result <strong>of</strong> reclaimed co<strong>as</strong>tal are<strong>as</strong> opened <strong>as</strong>the Boulevard, and known <strong>as</strong> the Boulevard onBusiness.The other impacts <strong>of</strong> a rise in taxes and taxes providedthe merchants to the <strong>city</strong> government. In the realimpact <strong>of</strong> the reclamation activities not only impacton society, but the <strong>city</strong> government, an incre<strong>as</strong>e <strong>of</strong>Revenue District (PAD). Request permission effort,erecting a building permit, permission <strong>of</strong> course thelocation is very pr<strong>of</strong>itable <strong>as</strong> a result <strong>of</strong> the <strong>city</strong>government held reclaimed. In the field <strong>of</strong> directtaxation w<strong>as</strong> incre<strong>as</strong>ing motor vehicle parking tax toconsumption tax, where services, entertainment,health, and various businesses continue to enrich andincre<strong>as</strong>e the income <strong>of</strong> Manado City. The emergence <strong>of</strong>a hotel, a café in the vicinity <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamation isvery influential to incre<strong>as</strong>e people's income andManado City Government. Especially in co<strong>as</strong>talreclaimed area grows a good pub and discothequeentertainment.The positive impacts <strong>of</strong> the guidelines thatreclamation activity to make the area a "boulevard onbusiness” highly qualified <strong>as</strong> highly pr<strong>of</strong>itableextended Manado <strong>city</strong> government. The value <strong>of</strong> theland sale and the continuing rise is directly related tothe impact <strong>of</strong> land use and ownership <strong>of</strong> communityland. With the occurrence <strong>of</strong> reclaimed and inclusionin the City <strong>of</strong> Manado investor would result inincre<strong>as</strong>ed demand for land requirements. This is agrowing impact on the selling price <strong>of</strong> land in theboulevard (area reclaimed the beach). With theincre<strong>as</strong>e in selling price is <strong>of</strong> course an impact onimproving living standards and welfare <strong>of</strong> thecommunity <strong>as</strong> a result <strong>of</strong> the occurrence incre<strong>as</strong>eincome.NEGATIVE IMPACTSIncre<strong>as</strong>ing environmental pollution is a negativeimpact <strong>of</strong> the reclaimed beach, let alone most <strong>of</strong> theactivity <strong>development</strong> <strong>of</strong> both pre construction andconstruction is not carried out a study with realenvironmental impact analysis. Not effectiveimplementation <strong>of</strong> environmental impact analysis(AMDAL) in the co<strong>as</strong>tal reclaimed area to clarify theenvironmental crisis from further negative impacts doreclaimed co<strong>as</strong>tal Manado City. Continue to occur <strong>as</strong> aresult <strong>of</strong> the environmental crisis reclaimed beachactivities are legal problems in the field <strong>of</strong>environmental law. Co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamation activities thatdamage the environment is happening because <strong>of</strong>legal factors, especially in the are<strong>as</strong> permission notforward <strong>as</strong>pect <strong>of</strong> the environment. Indonesianenvironment <strong>as</strong> an ecosystem that consists <strong>of</strong> avariety <strong>of</strong> are<strong>as</strong>, each <strong>as</strong> a substance that covers thesocial <strong>as</strong>pects <strong>of</strong> cultural, economic, and physical, witha pattern different trends between the subsystems <strong>of</strong>each other, and with the support <strong>of</strong> differentenvironments. Co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamation activities have notbeen arranged in such a way that still impact on theenvironment. Co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamation activities <strong>of</strong> anykind must be b<strong>as</strong>ed on the competitive environmentclosely related support in improving coordination andbalance subsystem, which also means improving theperformance <strong>of</strong> the subsystems.The importance <strong>of</strong> the rule <strong>of</strong> law (law enforcement)in the are<strong>as</strong> <strong>of</strong> environment requires every citizen t<strong>of</strong>ollow every direction <strong>of</strong> the law related toenvironmental problems. There is no seriousenvironmental handling in co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamationactivities are common symptoms <strong>of</strong> the negativeimpacts <strong>of</strong> <strong>development</strong> on the environment. Thecollaborative evidence is that the news aboutenvironmental damage <strong>of</strong>ten appears in thenewspaper. Co<strong>as</strong>tal sea water everywhere w<strong>as</strong> muchpolluted. Co<strong>as</strong>tal sea water does not meet the cleanand healthy environment, while the sea water into theground. Various prevention <strong>of</strong> environmentalpollution continue to just run, while the <strong>development</strong><strong>of</strong> regulation and the tools <strong>of</strong> law looks very staticenvironment. In addition, the legal position (standing)for the plaintiffs are still very weak. Environmentalcrisis <strong>as</strong> a result <strong>of</strong> co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamation is a seriousproblem that should be addressed by the governmentto further <strong>development</strong> occurred. It is a balancebetween positive and negative impacts.Other negative impacts are <strong>as</strong>sociated with socioculturaland religious problems. With the occurrence<strong>of</strong> business on the boulevard on reclaimed co<strong>as</strong>talare<strong>as</strong> to the emergence <strong>of</strong> powerful new culture <strong>of</strong>western cultures that are harmful for <strong>development</strong> <strong>of</strong>society, especially the younger generation. Thisnegative impact is felt in the social and economic life<strong>of</strong> people who are lives in reclamation area.CONCLUSIONS / SUMMARYManado City condition <strong>as</strong> <strong>city</strong> bay is great potency todevelop by pr<strong>of</strong>essional, but keep look at anothertechnical things that have been describe previously.Co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamation is the process <strong>of</strong> recover from theloss <strong>of</strong> or a condition that is less useful, and attemptsto make the land eligible for building.Co<strong>as</strong>tal reclamation can also be addressed within theframework <strong>of</strong> the process <strong>of</strong> cleaning an area thatsuffered environmental damage that can be used forhuman needs, such <strong>as</strong> building for enrich<strong>development</strong>.2012. F<strong>as</strong>cicule 2 [April–June] 35


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