ae CK Q. AGAS NELIIOE. ARGAME unicipal Councior 1. Meters) ERGY |. ALVARAN M\nicipal Councilor Municipal Counc JERRY R./AALAGOT ExOfficio * (ABC) (Vacant) Ex-Officio Member (SKF) Approved by: HON. an FESTIN Municipal Mayor oserewovet uM 19.2017 Republic of the Philippines Province of Occidental Mindoro MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN ORDINANCE No. 851 Series of 2017 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING MARINE PROTECTED AREAS (MPAs) IN SAN JOSE, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO PROVIDING FOR THE MANAGEMENT, CONSERVATION, DEVELOPMENT AND PROTECTIONS THEREOF, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES WHEREAS, Republic Act No. 8550, also known as the “Philippines Fisheries Code of 1998", as amended by Republic Act No. 10654 provides for the development, management and conservation of the fisheries and aquatic resources and integrates all laws pertinent thereto; WHEREAS, Section 16 of the said Act provides that the municipal government shall have jurisdiction and shall be responsible for the management, conservation, development, protection, utilization and disposition of all fish and fishery and aquatic resources within their respective municipal waters; WHEREAS, said provision further provides that the municipal government, in consultation with the FARMC and in accordance with the National Fishery Policy, may enact appropriate ordinances for the said purpose and shall also enforce all fishery laws and regulations as well as valid fishery ordinances enacted by the municipal council; WHEREAS, it is also explicitly stated in Rule 16.3 of the IRR of RA 8550 that the municipal government is empowered to enact, in consultation with the Bureau of the Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), special fisheries ordinance such as, but not limited to, declaring special demarcated fisheries areas, closed season and environmentally critical areas and sanctuaries; WHEREAS, Section 458 (a) (vi) of the Local Government Code of 1991 authorizes the LGU to ‘Protect the environment and impose appropriate penalties for acts which endanger the environment, such as dynamite fishing and other forms of destructive fishing, xxx". NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Sangguniang Bayan in session duly assembled that SECTION 1, TITLE. This ordinance shall be known as the "Marine Protected Areas Ordinance of 2017 of the Municipality of San Jose, Occidental Mindoro”. CHAPTER I DECLARATION OF POLICY AND DEFINITION OF TERMS SECTION 2. DECLARATION OF POLICY. This ordinance shall; 1. Ensure that the resources in the protected area are managed in ways that are sustainable, thereby providing measures to rehabilitate and protect the coral reef areas, marine plants, animals and other marine living organisms; and increase fish stocks within the municipal waters of San Jose, Occidental Mindoro. 2. Regulate and control human access to the fisheries, other fishing activities and aquatic resources of the municipality in order to maintain ecological balance and to ensure sustained ecosystem goods and services. All necessary management measures and regulation of certain human activities which are, by lof MyBRICK Q. AGAS & Presiding Officer Municipal Councilor JOEtS\acuiLaR Municlpg Councilor NAT! L B\GARCIA MunicipafCouncilor 1. ALVARAN cipal Councilor JERRY R. GOT It Ex-Officio Mgmbier (ABC) (Vacant) Ex-Officio Member (SKF) Approved by: HON. a M. FESTIN | Date Acroved_ JUIN. 20) ; OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN Republic of the Philippines Province of Occidental Mindoro MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE its nature, detrimental or may cause harmful impact to different ecosystem of the MPAs shall be put in place, constantly pursued, fairly implemented, regularly monitored and closely evaluated. Enhance the role of the stakeholders, especially the fisher folks, as guardian of the natural resources on behalf of present and future generations. Promote and develop an ecologically sensible program to advance environmental awareness and a viable vehicle which will improve the economic condition of the locality. Allow the people's full and active participation in the conservation, cultivation, enhancement, development and management of the coastal and fishery resources, such as, but not limited, to Community Based Coastal Resources Management, and shall promote awareness of sustainable fisheries through appropriate education and training. SECTION 3. Definition of Terms — For the purpose of this ordinance, the following definition of terms shall apply: ‘A. Bantay Dagat- a volunteer group of community members residing inside or within the vicinity of the coastal area, recognized and deputized by the Municipal Government of San Jose, whose task is to monitor, prevent or police the area against all sorts of illegal activities committed by any natural or juridical person. B. Buffer Zone - the zone surrounding the protected areas’ Core Zone but adjoining it which is to be managed to provide a social fence to prevent encroachment and fishing activities. . Buoy ~ metal, bamboo, wooden or fiberglass objects either floated anchored on the boundary or at the edge of the MPA Core Zone and Buffer Zone that will serve as guide for fishermen, navigators and communities not to enter or cross the Marine Sanctuary. D. Coral - the hard calcareous substance made up of the skeleton of marine coelenterate polyps which include reefs, shelves and atolls or any of the marine coelenterates, animals living in colonies where their skeletons form a strong mass. E. Coral Reef — geological features built by natural calcification and other deposits from corals and calcareous algae. F. Core Zone - otherwise known as "No Take Zone’, is the area within the MPA where all kinds or methods of fishing as well as other human activities are strictly prohibited. G. Destructive Activities ~ shall mean those activities that bring & cause damage or destruction to marine life-habitat and established facilities with in the park, H. Extractive Activities — taking out, catching or collecting of any living & rnon- living things with in the park, I. Eco-Tourism - means environmentally responsible travel to relatively undisturbed areas, to enjoy and appreciate nature and accompanying actual features and to become aware of the need to preserving natural capitals, 2of l4oo | RODHR|CK Q. AGAS & Presiding Officer Municipal Councilor Joet ¢jacunar ‘Municip Gouncilor NATHANIEL ol GARCIA Municfal Council eZ ZAERT C. CHUA | Municipal ry welt E. ARGAME ‘Mifnicipal Councilor a. Mead MERCY’. ALVARAN Mubicipal Councitor wren Ffonen Municipal Council JERRY R. GOT It ExOfficio émber (ABC) (Vacant) Ex-Officio Member (SKF) ‘Approved by: ose epond UN 3 2017 OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN Republic of the Philippines Province of Occidental Mindoro MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE J. Eco-Tourism Carrying Capacity — It is identified based on an evaluation of tolerable population of an ecosystem. It is also including an amount of tensions applied to the ecosystem depending on the number of persons and Visiting activities which causes the ecologic value of ecosystem become unacceptable. The maximum number of visitors may visit a tourist destination at the same time, without causing destruction of the physical, economic, socio-cultural environment and an unacceptable decrease in the quality of visitors’ satisfaction. K. Estuary - the tidal mouth of a large river, where the tide meets the stream. Anestuary is a partially enclosed coastal body of brackish water with one or more rivers or streams flowing into it, and with a free connection to the open sea. Estuaries form a transition zone between river environments and maritime environments. They are subject both to marine influences—such as tides, waves, and the influx of saline water—and to riverine influences—such as flows of fresh water and sediment. The inflows of both sea water and fresh water provide high levels of nutrients both in the water column and in sediment, making estuaries among the most productive natural habitats in the world. L. Fisherfolks- person/s directly or personally and physically engaged in taking and or culturing and processing fishery & aquatic resources. M. Mangroves - a community of inter-tidal plants including all species of trees, shrubs, vines and herbs found on coast, swamps or border of swamps. N. Mariculture Park — is an area in the sea covering 500 hectares or more. It has a storm resistant mooring system and boundary markers. It is, subdivided into individual farm plots for fish cage operation, seaweeds farming and other aquaculture activities. 0. Marine Park ~ is a marine protected area sometimes protected for recreational, eco-tourism, and other non-destructive uses, but more often set aside to preserve a specific habitat and ensure ecosystem sustainability. P. Marine Protected Area (MPA) — it is essentially @ general term used, defining a space in the ocean where human activities are more strictly regulated than the surrounding waters - similar to parks we have on land. Q. Multiple Use Zone - is a zone surrounding the Core Zone(s) and Buffer Zone(S) of the Marine Park where human activities with low environmental impact such as diving, snorkeling, swimming, mooring and small scale hook and line fishing are allowed but regulated. R. Municipal Waters - include not only streams, lakes, inland bodies of water and tidal waters within the municipality which are not included within the protected areas as defined under the Republic Act No. 7586 (The NIPAS Law), public forest, timber lands forest reserves or fishery reserves, but also marine waters included between two (2) lines drawn perpendicular to the general coastline from points where the boundary lines of the municipality touch the sea at low tide and a third line parallel with the general coastline including offshore islands and fifteen (15) kilometers from such coastline, Where two (2) municipalities are so situated on the opposite shores that there is less than thirty (30) kilometres of marine waters between them, the third line shall be, equally distant from the opposite shore of the respective mince. | 3 of 14ArTesTeD BY JOE! Municipq Council MERCY | ALVARAN Muyjcipal Councilor Municipal Councilor KS \ Republic of the Philippines = i Province of Occidental Mindoro a MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE ee” OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN Regulated Human Access ~ a controlled entry and or activity within the park. 1 T. Seagrass ~ any of various submersed marine glasslike plants that grow in shallow coastal waters. U. Water Use Zoning and Zoning-Related Activities - Areas of the municipal waters are divided by appropriate authorities (CLWUP Technical Working Group) into zones within which various uses are permitted such as institutional and research, municipal and commercial fishing, restricted zones, marine parks, etc. Thus, zoning is a technique of land- and water- use planning as a tool of urban and rural/environmental planning used by local governments. Zoning-related activities include management and operations under the zoning administration sector usually carried out by the Municipal Planning and Development Office and/or the Zoning Administration Office. - AGUILAR, CHAPTER IL ‘THE MARINE PARK Section 4. LOCATION, AREA AND TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF SAN JOSE MARINE PARK. There shall be an established Marine Park with its Marine Protected Areas in the Municipality of San Jose with a total area of 987.343 hectares, of | which, a total area of 52.782 hectares is for the core zone. The San Jose Marine Park is bounded by the following geographical coordinates: ‘A. Banyaga Coordinates Banyaga Marine Park is a 138.996-hectare protected area about a kilometer away going South-Southeast of Buri Island, South of the Ambulong Island, of which 19.035 hectares at the center is declared restricted or no take zone. It has the following metes and bounds: a. Mets Murcia Coungpy | venta | tow [on oes # [woe JERRY RJ@ALAGOT III | - “ —t — Ex-Officio Mer (ABC) Soe oe (Vacant) Ex-Officio Member (SKF) (ervey = oe Lnrare [rere | ae oxerrpoes JUN 19 207 [Dees TT L i 4of 14Republic of the Philippines Province of Occidental Mindoro MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE ee’ OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN ATTESTED By: 8. Baral ngay and Ambulong Strait Tlin-Ambulong Strait Marine Park is a 730.924-hectare multiple use protected separating the two islands. Two core or restricted for access zones are identified, one is a 4.988-hectare area around 200 meters away from the Ambulong pier/shorelines and the other one is a 14.836-hectare area about 300 meters away from the Ilin Proper pier. It has the following metes and bounds: | area between the islands of Ambulong and llin. It is exactly the sea/body of water Municipal Counsior | comm | eee | gece = g | | - Jot FT Acuiar suiskes ace | cae | | : | msn | sng | | | | | | Ambuloeg| | | | | - - ilpicpal Councilor mumen | noise [emery | monece | wvnna Owen [2 [issn | ie | aeeane | asern arn | nvoaze | aus | Municipal Councilor, Tennis | Amos | ir] | | JERRY R. oT a ae oun ExOfficio Mahi (ABC) ~— | T (Vacant) | | Ex-Officio Member (SKF) | “tin Prope wassrn | mvorseee | miyee reorsie | Peproved by | [2 [iss | sense [ewan | ire — ve | so HON. XE FESTIN | | - - - Municipal Mayor ) |? _| sso wae [immer [nwase | cieern | nase | Date Approved: JUN | 9 201 Sof 14& 2 Republic of the Philippines i Province of Occidental Mindoro y MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE ee OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN arresrepey | | 4 ain Asians | | | ww | Mubicipal Councilor | “ | ovorsre | earn | om wenna len Municipal Councilor, aisen | averse e x | JERRY R. AAYAGOT III wowinre [sre {in Ex-Officio Membr (ABC) a co (Vacant) © | ttesambulone | Ambukone | Ex ofc Morber (SKF) | [apace | a memure | pas | | ‘Approved by: 1 | HON. ROMULO M. FESTIN, | wae | eouea | ‘Municipal Mayor: | a os De Aoroved IN 9.2017) | > | snannane |e | ewe |Republic of the Philippines Province of Occidental Mindoro MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN ATTESTED BY | RODERIEFKQ.AGAS Presiding Officer 10 C. MALILAY,| Municipal Councilor lone | 2. Kote! toe | ‘Murigipal Councilor Municipal Councjor (Vacant) Ex-Officio Member (SKF) i Approved by: HON. Zz ESTIN Municipal Mayor cas ippovest SUN 19 2010 C. White Island and Cabatiag Marine Park White Island-Cabatiag Marine Park is a 256.419-hectare protected area between the islands of Ambulong and Tlin. Generally, this covers the bodies of water surrounding the Cajuicay Island (Luli at Eastern side of White Island or Cabatiag), Manadi Island (White Island) and the Dongon Island (Luli, at Western side of White Island), about a kilometer away from each of the islands fronting North. Priorities for protection have the following metes and bounds: xT - vem, | amis, | wm | - - Se [ee [ee [e | | | eee | omen putts | riven [rear | mes Jon oe ol =| = | Tof 14Republic of the Philippines Province of Occidental Mindoro MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE As ’ OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN ATTESTED BY Municipal Councilor Joe. acuitar, Municipal Council 1. ALVARAN Minicipal Councilor MYRNA G. ZAPANTA ‘Municipal Counc JERRY R/ALAGOT ExOfficio (ABC) (Vacant) Ex-Officio Member (SKF), ‘Approved by HON. we M. FESTIN Municipal Mayor ate Approves_JUN 1.9 20N7 SECTION 5. ESTABLISHMENT OF SUBZONES. The Local government shall identify the core zones, buffer and other identified subzones with reference to the coordinates and areas section of this Ordinance. Water use zoning shall be conducted in other areas of the municipal waters in consonance with this Ordinance and other zoning-related policies. SECTION 6. PLACING OF MARKERS AND BUOYS. Markers and buoys shall be installed in the identified Core Zones and Buffer Zones to distinguish the MPA Core Zone from Buffer Zone and other subzones. SECTION 7. CONSTRUCTION OF MONITORING STATIONS. Monitoring stations shall be constructed in different strategic locations of coastal and island barangays and shall be manned by Bantay Dagat, community volunteers, and identified municipal government personnel assigned in protecting the Marine Parks. CHAPTER IIT MANAGEMENT OF SAN JOSE MARINE PARK SECTION 8. CREATION OF LOCAL MPA MANAGEMENT BODY. The principal management strategy of the protected zone is geared towards environmental education and awareness that the community will be losing their livelihood where they are dependent upon if they fail to be responsible stewards of their resources, SECTION 9. COMPOSITION OF THE MANAGEMENT BODY. The local MPA Management Body shall be created as Marine Protected Area (MPA) Management Board with Ambulong-Banyaga Marine Park Management Team Ilin, Marine Park Management ‘Team and White Island-Cabatiag Marine Park Management Team. It shall be composed of, but not limited to, the following: Chairman : Municipal Mayor Co-Chairman _: Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Officer : Municipal Agricultural Officer/Municipal Agriculturist Members + Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Officers SB Chairperson, Committee on Trade and Tourism : SB Chairperson, Committee on Local Government : SB Chairperson, Committee on Environment ‘SB Chairperson, Committee on Agriculture ABC President PNP Maritime ar 8 of 14Republic of the Philippines Province of Occidental Mindoro MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE ea OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN Philippine Coast Guard Chairman, Municipal Fisheries and Aquatic Resource ‘Management Council (MFARMC) ‘Community Environment and Natural Resources Officer(CENRO) : Barangay Captain, Barangay Tlin Proper : Barangay Captain, Barangay Ambulong : Barangay Captain, Barangay Pagasa To facilitate the enforcement of policies and programs pertaining to the protection of the Ambulong-Banyaga Marine Park, Tlin Marine Park and White Island- Cabatiag Marine Park, a management body to oversee the implementation of the MPA Management Plan, with the support of the Municipal Local Government Unit, through its ‘executive branches and staff that provides administrative and technical support to the implementation and management, shall be created. The composition of said management board shall be in compliance with the above and as maybe furthered by the local chief executive, through an Executive Order, provided that Barangays lin Proper, Ambulong and Pag-asa shall be well represented by its duly designated barangay officials. JOEL G. AGUILAR Municipal Councilor NATHANIEL b} GARCIA Municifal Counciic ‘An MPA Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer in the barangay shall be designated also for the implementation of the management plan. Barangay FARMC shall be consulted every now and then for policy recommendation which shall be raised to the municipal level. SECTION 10. FUNCTIONS, DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MPA MANAGEMENT BOARD. The MPA Management Board shall serve as the lead ‘organization of the Ambulong-Banyaga Marine Park Management Team, Ilin Marine ELDO EY ARGAME Park Management Team and White Isiand-Cabatiag Marine Park Management Team of ricipal Coundor ‘the municipality. It shall have the following powers and functions: 1. Meu 1. to develop plans and strategies on the Marine Park management and to wpe 1 ALVARAN implement the same; M icpel Councilor ‘eps 2. to review and approve proposals that will be submitted by the different working Mar. committees; MyRnalc. ZAPANTA Municipal Counc 3. to enforce all laws and ordinances, rules and regulations adopted by the Municipality of San Jose governing the protection and conservation, utilization and management of Marine Park in cooperation with the communities, different GOT II government and non-government agencies; ExOfficio Mbmber (ABC) 4. to supervise the smooth implementation of the different programs, strategies and activities; (Vacant) Exc Officio Member (SKF) | 5. shall have the authority to select (taking into consideration of the different working committees) or change (with due cause) the MPA Chairman; ‘Approved by: 6. to coordinate with other local government units, line agencies, industries and non-governmental organizations for the implementation of integrated coastal se management programs to ensure sustainable use of the Marine Park; HON. ROMULO M. FESTIN 7. to recommend policies and guidelines not mentioned in this ordinance, but ‘Municipal Mayor Subject to the approval of the Sangguniang Bayan, oot UN 4S 247 9 of 14Republic of the Philippines Province of Occidental Mindoro MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE SoS Fond f re Ae } Sl OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN ATTESTED BY ( Municipal Councilor sofis.acuiar Munich 1. ALVARAN cipal Councilor (Vacant) Ex-Officio Member (SKF) ‘Approved by: HON. wo M. FESTIN Municipal Mayor Oartromps WWM 48.207 SECTION 11. COMMITTEES AND FUNCTIONS. The San Jose Marine Park Management Board shall create committees for Resource Management, IEC and Networking, Law Enforcement, Financing, and Monitoring and Evaluation and shall determine their composition. The Ambulong-Banyaga Marine Park Management Team, Ilin Marine Park Management Team and White Island-Cabatiag Management Team shall be composed each of the following: Resource Management Committee IEC and Networking Committee Law Enforcement Committee Financing Committee Monitoring and Evaluation Committee pango All committees will designate a chairman that will represent the Ambulong- Banyaga Marine Park Management Team, lin Marine Park Management Team and White Island-Cabatiag Marine Park Management Team. SECTION 12. MANAGEMENT PLAN. The activities which shall be implemented in line with the MPA Management Plan are the following: 1. Conduct of series of organizational meetings to formulate the management bodies’ internal rules and regulations, membership and delineation of functions and authorities; 2. Delineation of boundaries of the sanctuaries and installation of the marker buoys; 3. Enactment of ordinances to support the implementation of the Ambulong- Banyaga Marine Park Management Plan, Ilin Marine Park Management Plan and White Island-Cabatiag Management Plan; 4. Deputation of Fishery Wardens and formulation of Patrolling Schedules; 5. Installation of facilities (e.g. guardhouse) and procurement of enforcement equipment and supplies; 6. Installation of billboards and conduct of barangay school meeting and other IEC or educational awareness campaigns and initiative to regularly inform the community of the status of the MPA; 7. Conduct of trainings and MPA management monitoring and evaluation activities; and 8. Conduct of regular meeting and capacity building of the management bodies. SECTION 13. MANGROVE PROTECTION AND CONSERVATION. The Municipal Government, in coordination with MFARMC, the people and their organizations in the adjacent barangays where mangroves are located, shall promote the proper management of mangrove areas in the municipality. It shall also be unlawful to deforest mangrove areas and/or alter estuaries and mangrove forests for other Purposes. ot 10 of 142 gatliahs (Sk rey r wees TON LS 34 HSER res i FRgpibbitcabthieerPilingnEss Fovisreseod Kesitterttd NiMnettoco MMUNGIRMUTTY OFS OSE FACE OF THE SANEEUNN FANG BAAR SECTION 24. REVENUECISHARZNG/ ON THE PENALTIES. Revenues generated from the perf@itioHSiRaITBOShETED ANDERE Noblixd Efanner: SEOMOTY DarceRLGLABT EBA! ACTIVITIES: Tiustfbliodjng activities shall be prohibitedirT wenfespentent (@Qahshell Ger totee apitrehending barangay; ‘c. Twenty percent (20%) shall go to the Municipal Government; P percent (40%) shall go to the apprehending person/s (to include the informer) 1.__ All types of fishing activities; ‘SECTION 25. APPROPRIATIONS. The local government is hereby mandated to appeopriatelaetamonny aftEvvog Milian ¢Rrdr2(0G:000. 00) Besosntor bey ARISE eal MPA Fund ohsithenfitshareanthistduditence ikzippenved. eheredftentties BBArtisantshall submit a proposed annual budget to the MPDC for inclusion in the Annual Investment Plan 8, thepmusnigipaltyenhich cshall Vstrhandatoriyehacludédhetivthesctnitia’ rebnicipsl expenditure;ppogbaet;The amount appropriated yearly shall form part of the MPA Fund. 4 SEGRIONA2Gr IMPLEMENTINGtRULES AND: REGULATIONSiLToceffactivaly carry out thettionnlementationttantirenfescemententiiariPA Management Board shall formulate the Implementing Rules and Regulations of this Ordinance thirty (30) days after its,appnevelarker buoys shall be obliterated, destroyed or damaged; 6 SEGFLON27 OSEPRARABILITY CLAUSE. If any provision of this Ordinance or if application of such provision to any person or circumstances is declared invalid, the remainder oftthisvOrdioaacesshalittemaim icofuthéerce tnd léfféct. BufSECTIQNs 28. REPEALING CLAUSE. All ordinances, executive orders, rules and regulations or parts thereof which are inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby repealed or mjogified aceardinabetivities; SECTLONA29. EFEEGTAMEEY ahipetGndinanaenshad itakerefiectiithiny (BMedt ys after a copyrberssies sppteteptter tiletnibnanb pbxhacentrance othteorpenicipa| hal and in at least two (2) other conspicuous places in the municipality. 3.__ Passage or entry, of all fishing and other extractive activities shall be LET GORERSah this Ordiaanceutter transmitted immediately to the Honorable Mayor for approval, to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Occidental Mindoro for automatic rexiewnandrtoallyagensiespeonrenagdr for theireiniaeriatiatacatidancesfand appropriate agtiesrization from the MPA Management Board; 2017 ENACTED: HNADMOUSH Yio thee2@SiReaulasySessionathisy2a" day of May, 6. Anchoring of boats; 7. Throwing of waste within the confines of (CORRECT: 1. Destructive activities like cutting of trSesrebagy burning garbage along coast of the marine park; 2. Fishing activities/methods other than hook and line; 3. Gathering of seagrasses. SECTION 15. ALLOWED ACTIVITIES. Marine parks with multiple uses under the coverage of the marine protected areas under this Ordinance shall conform to the eco-tourism carrying capacity as may be determined by the technical group for the land and water use zoning. The following activities shall be allowed in the: haley