parts of the Park. Its purpose is to pre-empt conflicts between uses, and to provide a basis for assessing the suitability of management proposals for particular parts of the Park. Zones are derived by overlaying maps of the natural and conservation values of the land, its capability and suitability to withstand use, the recreational opportunities it presents, and decisions relating to its previous use. 5. Policies of designing and managing a coastal park To provide facilities in a good coastal park, we should follow the factors and conditions such as the followings: i. facilitate the safe use and enjoyment of the Park by the public; ii. minimize the impact on the environment, natural (including scenic) and historic character and natural values of the Park; iii. do not compromise existing activities as provided for in the Plan, or public enjoyment of the Park; iv. cannot be more appropriately or suitably located outside the Park; v. respect the spiritual and cultural values of those associated with the Park; vi. encourage a high degree of self-reliance by the public and self- awareness of safety issues; vii. meet the Department’s national policies and standards for public facilities; and viii. may be funded by donations from people and organizations. In all cases, Park huts will meet the Department’s hut standards, fee structure and be consistent with the design principles for new and existing buildings. 5.1 Park benefits Some benefits of a good coastal river park are as followings: road for running and walking separately A good environmental view covered with grass Animals and vegetation River capable boating and fishing Stores, restaurants and public service stations Horse riding access Each park, particularly a coastal one has had more items of the above ones, it is a better location to pass time and share benefits from. Also some important aims to use such these factors of a coastal park can be listed as: - Minimize the effects of existing and future utilities on the Parks. - Manage the boundaries to protect park values. - Rationalize the boundaries where possible and appropriate. - Ensure appropriate use and licensing of existing and proposed new public utilities. - Rationalize the boundaries where possible and appropriate. - Protect park values from inappropriate activity. 6. Adjacent uses Land adjacent to the is used in a number of ways, including grazing and residential development (Thom, 1987). Residential development and vegetation clearing
parts of the Park. Its purpose is to pre-empt conflicts between uses, and to provide a basis for assessing the suitability of management proposals for particular parts of the Park. Zones are derived by overlaying maps of the natural and conservation values of the land, its capability and suitability to withstand use, the recreational opportunities it presents, and decisions relating to its previous use. 5. Policies of designing and managing a coastal park To provide facilities in a good coastal park, we should follow the factors and conditions such as the followings: i. facilitate the safe use and enjoyment of the Park by the public; ii. minimize the impact on the environment, natural (including scenic) and historic character and natural values of the Park; iii. do not compromise existing activities as provided for in the Plan, or public enjoyment of the Park; iv. cannot be more appropriately or suitably located outside the Park; v. respect the spiritual and cultural values of those associated with the Park; vi. encourage a high degree of self-reliance by the public and self- awareness of safety issues; vii. meet the Department’s national policies and standards for public facilities; and viii. may be funded by donations from people and organizations. In all cases, Park huts will meet the Department’s hut standards, fee structure and be consistent with the design principles for new and existing buildings. 5.1 Park benefits Some benefits of a good coastal river park are as followings: road for running and walking separately A good environmental view covered with grass Animals and vegetation River capable boating and fishing Stores, restaurants and public service stations Horse riding access Each park, particularly a coastal one has had more items of the above ones, it is a better location to pass time and share benefits from. Also some important aims to use such these factors of a coastal park can be listed as: - Minimize the effects of existing and future utilities on the Parks. - Manage the boundaries to protect park values. - Rationalize the boundaries where possible and appropriate. - Ensure appropriate use and licensing of existing and proposed new public utilities. - Rationalize the boundaries where possible and appropriate. - Protect park values from inappropriate activity. 6. Adjacent uses Land adjacent to the is used in a number of ways, including grazing and residential development (Thom, 1987). Residential development and vegetation clearing
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