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manado waterfront development concept as sustainable city of tourism

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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]

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