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Exhibit C-1l Page 1 of 311 File No. 11.202 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES, INVESTIGATIONS AND PROCESSING Filed by: Representative Chavarría Aguilar Matter: Creation of the Las Baulas de Guanacaste National Marine Park Bill published in Item No. ______ in Gazette No. 126 of July 4, 1991 Delivered to the Special Committee on the Environment Date: July 4, 1991 AFFIRMATIVE Date:_____________________________ UNANIMOUS NEGATIVE Date:_____________________________ AFFIRMATIVE Date: May 14, 1992 RULING MAJORITY NEGATIVE Date:_____________________________ AFFIRMATIVE Date:_____________________________ MINORITY NEGATIVE Date:_____________________________ Report – final draft: Date:_____________________________ June 12, 1995 Approved Second Debate Full Third Meeting #5 of June 21, 1995 Again to the Committee ________________________________________________________ VETO No. ____ Publ. Item No. _____ in Gazette No. _____ _____ , _______________________ Removed by Executive Authority on ______ ____, _____________________________________ Authorized on ______ ____, _____________________________________ RE-SEAL No. ______ ____, _____________________________________ Published in Item No. _____ in Gazette No. _____ _____ , _______________________ ORDER No. 7524 of July 3, 1995 Authorized on July 10, 1995 Published in Item No. _____ in Gazette No. 154 of August 16, 1995 Filed on May 13, 1991 Archived on August 21, 1995 Exhibit C-1l Page 2 of 311 1 BILL CREATION OF LAS BAULAS DE GUANACASTE NATIONAL MARINE PARK File No. 11.202 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: One of the three areas in the world where the Leatherback Sea Turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) nests and reproduces is located in our country. Included in this area are Playa Grande and Playa Langosta, located in the Northern Pacific, in the cove where Cabo Velas and Tamarindo Bay are located, in the canton of Santa Cruz, in the province of Guanacaste. It is specifically due to its tourism and ecological significance that more than 10,000 tourists visit this area every year. there are several species of flora and fauna IN the area described that are in danger of becoming extinct, among them six different species of mangrove, 117 plants, mahogany trees, guaiacum and pochote, with some of the pochote trees estimated to be more than 800 years old. Among other animals are deer, coyotes, two species of fox, jaguarundi, monkeys, howling monkeys, eyra cats, white and pink egrets, blue storks, hummingbirds, falcons and hawks. There are also two species of reptiles (caiman and American crocodile), as well as boa constrictors, which is known to be the largest snake in the world. Exhibit C-1l Page 3 of 311 2 The importance of this area is so great because, according to information obtained by the National Parks Foundation, the Neotropical Foundation, and currently by the Sea Turtle Rescue Program of the Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy and Mines, it has been shown that the Leatherback Turtle nests throughout the entire year, at an average of 60 turtles every night. Another three species of sea turtles also nest on those beaches: the Olive Ridley Sea Turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea), the Galápagos Green Turtle (Chelonia agassizi) and the Hawksbill Sea Turtle (Eratmochelys imbricata), of which Costa Rica is truly proud. We must also mention the existence of several projects to build major hotel infrastructure in the area, which will have space for 1000 rooms. As a consequence of the hotel construction, lighting will be installed, and there will be accumulation of waste, the passage of people, noise from outboard motors, music, discotheques and automobiles, all of which would end up destroying this natural habitat. For these reasons, and in accordance with the new worldwide ecological order regarding the policy to conserve and protect natural resources, this area must be protected from any destruction and alteration, so that it can be conserved. DM_VAN/292688.00001/8801363.1 Exhibit C-1l Page 4 of 311 3 Based on these explanations, I submit the following bill to the representatives: THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE REPUBLIC OF COSTA RICA ORDERS: CREATION OF LAS BAULAS DE GUANACASTE NATIONAL MARINE PARK ARTICLE 1. The following areas are declared to be a National Park: The area where the current Tamarindo National Wildlife Refuge is located, plus a strip two hundred meters wide (land-based maritime zone), measured from the regular high tide line, which will extend from Punta Conjeo from Cerro Morro Hermoso or Cabo Velas, to the mouth of the Tamarindo Estuary or Rio Palo Seco, and from the mouth of the San Francisco Estuary to the extreme southern point of Playa Langosta. The park will also include Cerro Morro Hermoso, Playa Grande, Playa Ventanas, Playa Carbón, Playa Langosta, and the extent of the territorial waters of Costa Rica in Tamarindo Bay, measured between Punta Conejo and the southern end of Playa Langosta. DM_VAN/292688.00001/8801363.1 Exhibit C-1l Page 5 of 311 4 ARTICLE 2. In order to comply with what is stated in this law, the competent institution will handle the expropriations of all or part of the property or properties located in the area delimited in the previous article. ARTICLE 3. The National Park created by this law will be administered by the National Park Service of the Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy and Mines as established in Law No. 7152 of June 5, 1990, in collaboration with the respective municipalities, with advisory services from the Costa Rican Tourism Institute and from the National Geographic Institute, in relation to the functions of each institution. ARTICLE 4. The Park will have the sources of funds that will allow it to handle its development. ARTICLE 5. The interested municipalities will include in their budgets the amounts they believe necessary to collaborate with the Department of National Parks in anything related to maintenance of the Park. DM_VAN/292688.00001/8801363.1 Exhibit C-1l Page 6 of 311 5 ARTICLE 6. In regards to expropriations, the work the property owners have done prior to the date on which the act declaring expropriation is issued will be considered as improvements. ARTICLE 7. In the 1992 Regular Budget, the Executive Authority will include the funds necessary to acquire the lands located inside this Park, and also to help finance the expenses to protect and to manage the Park and the visiting public. ARTICLE 8. This law takes effect on the date of its publication. DM_VAN/292688.00001/8801363.1 Exhibit C-1l Page 7 of 311 6 SOLE TRANSITORY CLAUSE. While the expropriation procedure established in Article 1 of this law is under way, the Ministry of the Interior will be responsible for helping with and monitoring the property with the help of trained employees. For this end, it will use the personnel necessary in the location to conserve natural resources. Thus the use of the property is frozen. Solón Chavarría Aguilar REPRESENTATIVE Office of the Secretary and Drafting May 1, 1991, juc.- DM_VAN/292688.00001/8801363.1 Exhibit C-1l Page 8 of 311 Page 7 RECORDS LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SECRETARY SAN JOSÉ, ON THE _______THIRTEENTH______ DAY OF THE MONTH OF __________MAY_________ OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE. 1 Presented on this date for the information of the Legislative 2 Assembly by Representative CHAVARRÍA AGUILAR, was the following 3 Bill, which is the matter of this file. The 4 PRESIDENT ordered it to be studied, and for a report to be prepared by the 5 Special Committee on the Environment. File No.: 6 11.202. “Creation of the Las Baulas de Guanacaste National Marine Park.” 7 8 9 10 Angelo Altamura Carriero 11 SECOND SECRETARY 12 hg 13 14 San José, on the TWENTY-FOURTH day of MAY of 15 NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE, delivery was made of 16 a True and Correct Copy of Case No. 11202 in accordance 17 with paragraph six of Article Thirty-Four of the 18 Regulation for Order, Direction and Internal Discipline of the 19 Legislative Assembly, to the Department of Reference Studies and 20 Technical Services. 21 22 23 Gerardo Arroyo Quesada 24 DIRECTOR ARCHIVE, INVESTIGATION AND PROCESS 25 26 DM_VAN/292688.00001/8801363.1 Exhibit C-1l Page 9 of 311 000008 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ARCHIVE DEPARTMENT REMIT FILE NO. 11.202______ COMMITTEE FOR _________________ PLENARY San José, May 9, 1991 To the Secretaries of the Board of Directors Delivered by hand. The undersigned requests that you remit and continue with the processing of the bill whose heading is the following: CREATION OF THE LAS BAULAS DE GUANACASTE NATIONAL MARINE PARK Sincerely, Representative’s Signature MR. SOLON CHAVARRÍA AGUILAR REFERENCE This bill is currently in the following procedural stage: IN THE COMMITTEE IN PLENARY ORDER OR REPORT WITH WITHOUT ORIGINAL: Secretary of the Board of Directors c.c.: Department of Archives, Investigation and Processing, Department of the Executive Secretary of Commissions, Representative or Interested Party. DM_VAN/292688.00001/8801363.1 Exhibit C-1l Page 10 of 311 000009 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SAN JOSÉ, COSTA RICA ST.1683.91 June 4, 1991 To the Members of the Special Committee on the Environment Your Office Dear Sirs: In accordance with the stipulations of the Regulation on the Order, Direction and Internal Discipline of the Assembly, I am pleased to send you the LEGAL REPORT on File # 11.202, the "LAW FOR CREATION OF THE LAS BAULAS DE GUANACASTE MARINE PARK." which was prepared by Mr. Henry RODRÍGUEZ GONZALO, Parliamentary Adviser. With nothing further at this time, we send you our very best regards. Ms. E1ena FALLAS V. Director Department of Technical Services Encl: Cited annex C.c.: Archive ==== J. DM_VAN/292688.00001/8801363.1 Exhibit C-1l Page 11 of 311 000010 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SAN JOSÉ, COSTA RICA LEGAL REPORT */ BILL: LAW FOR CREATION OF THE LAS BAULAS DE GUANACASTE NATIONAL MARINE PARK File No. 11.202 I. SUMMARY OF THE BILL As explained in the Preamble, the fundamental proposal is to protect the Leatherback Sea Turtle (Dermochelys Coriacea), which nests in the area between Playa Grande and Playa Langosta, located in the Northern Pacific area of our country.
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    MAPA DE VALORES DE TERRENOS POR ZONAS HOMOGÉNEAS PROVINCIA 6 PUNTARENAS CANTÓN 10 CORREDORES 570000 575000 580000 585000 590000 595000 600000 A C a ñ as Mosquito G o rd a Q s u e b ra d a MINISTERIO DE HACIENDA d e L Alto Quiel a s V u DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE TRIBUTACIÓN e l CENTRO URBANO LAUREL ta s ESCALA 1:10.000 Quebrada Grande 583000 584000 DIVISIÓN CANTÓN COTO BRUS Nueva Delhi ÓRGANO DE NORMALIZACIÓN TÉCNICA Cuesta Peladientes e r s t e li t a n 610-04-R11/U11 e 610-04-U14 S i a A d d F a Soda La Abuelita i Pilares l n a ca r e b s P e u a d Q Aserradero a r Nubes b Villa Roma e u a Q n o b m u Medio Z a y d Cielo De Caracol s 610-01-R21 ra kEscuela Campo Dos y Medio b F e i u la Q Z a Centro Abastecedor El Cruce p 295000 o 295000 Aguilares te Plaza kEscuela Quebrada Campo Do a PLANES 610-04-R03/U03 r g e l N o c Finca Emanuel a a d r a a r C 267000 267000 b o í kEscuela Florida e R u s o e ará Q n 610-04-U02 c v uay la A G e P o u CAMPO DOS a j R o N d ío a r r b o C í b o A r e R Restaurante Mirador r u 610-01-R19 e o do Q í r R San Francisco Ferretería de Laurel A Las Vegas A 610-01-R20/U20 Q n u ó e kEscuela Caracol Norte i br n Q ad Megasuper 610-01-U37 U u a eb G 610-01-R22 a R Pulpería d r r Centro de Adoración Asamblea de Dios í a a æ a o d n r Cuesta Fila de Cal a d b C Q L e a u e a u i 610-04-U01 A y A m u e s Iglesia misionera Cordero de Dios l ñ b U Centro Medico Laurel æ a Q o r m P a S d a a e a ñ a Plaza d 610-01-R18/U18 c F S Banco Nacional a o i e r la c b d a e e kEscuela kColegio Telesecundario San Rafael kEscuela Abrojo Guaimi C u a Supermercado Q l Bajo Indios TerminalkCentro Educativo Laurel æ Iglesia Cementerio EBAIS CAÑO SECO kEscuela Guayabi Plaza Parque kEscuela Laurel Centro de Adoración y Motivación Laurel l R kEscuela La Fuente o MONTEZUMA (BELLAVISTA) Oficina de Acueducto Rural Caracol La Fortuna í Policía de Frontera c o a r N a u Área Protegida Ing.