Park Plans Sample Clauses

Park Plans. In order to realize the appropriate protection and use of the natural parks, MOE formulates park plans for each national park and quasi-national park and revises them about every five years. Park plans consist of a regulatory plan and a facility plan. The regulatory plan controls human activities that may destroy beautiful landscapes of national/ quasi-national parks by instituting a protection regulatory plan and a utilization regulatory plan. The protection regulatory plan classifies natural parks areas into several zones on the basis of the need for conservation. Land in the national and quasi-national parks is divided into three categories: ordinary zones, special zones, and marine park zones. The most beautiful places in the parks are designated as the special zones. Special zones are further classified into four kinds: special protection zone, and special zone of Class I, Class II and Class III. Other areas are classified as ordinary zones. Areas forming the nucleus of the park are categorized as special protection zones. Sea areas are typically categorized as ordinary zones. Underwater regions which absolutely need protection are designated marine park zones. The utilization regulatory plan defines regulated utilization zones in order to achieve conservation of ecosystems and sustainable use of the park under rules and controls. The regulated utilization zones are designated within the special zones. When someone wishes to enter a designated area, permission is required from Minister of the Environment or the governor of the prefecture concerned. The facility plan is comprised of a utilization facility plan and a protection facility plan. The utilization facility plan establishes specifics regarding the development of user facilities, such as trails and campsites. Nature restoration facilities for landscape conservation are build according to the protection facility plan. The nature restoration facilities aim at restoring degraded natural processes and vegetation.
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