Serengeti General Management Plan

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Serengeti National Park General Management Plan Annex 2: Serengeti GMP planning timeframe 164 Timeline Activities Outputs Jul 2003 Sep - Dec 2003 Jan 2004 May - Nov 2004 Sep 2004 Dec 2004 - Feb 2005 Mar 2005 Apr 2005 Nov 2005 CORE PLANNING TEAM MEETING RBI COLLECTION& STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATIONS GMP STAKEHOLDERS PLANNING WORKSHOP REVISIONS TO TANAPA STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS CORE PLANNING TEAM MEETING WORKING GROUPS STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATIONS GMP STAKEHOLDERS PRESENTATION WORKSHOP ACTION PLAN REALITY CHECK BY SENAPA DEPARTMENTS TANAPA HQ & BOARD REVIEW PLANNING SCOPE OF WORK RBI REPORT PLAN FOUNDATION REPORT UPDATED PLANNING MANUAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES DRAFT GMP FINALISED ACTION PLANS FINAL GMP
Annex 3: Overnight accommodation definitions 7 1. Permanent Accommodation For all permanent accommodation the following definitions apply: � Only essential onsite staff housing � Essential parking and storage space only � Swimming pool optional � Biodegradable trash buried and burnables burned by tour operator � Non-burnables removed from the Park by tour operator I. Annexes A Hotel has one level, permanent, steel reinforced cement foundations with permanent hard walls, continuous structure with multiple interior bedrooms, dining room, bar, gift shop, offices, reception, and storage under one primary roof structure with interior plumbing and power. A Wildlife Lodge has one level, permanent, steel reinforced cement foundations with permanent hard walls, continuous structure with reception, gift shop, dining room, bar, and offices under one roof with interior plumbing and power. There are a series of one level, separated, permanent, steel reinforced cement bedroom structures (bandas, cottages, etc.). A Permanent Tented Camp has one level, cement or wood platform, tented structure with reception, dining room and bar. There are a series of one level, cement or wood platform, separated, permanent tented bedroom structures. 2. Non-permanent tented camps Public Campsites include all temporary tented camps, numbered and designated tent sites with perimeter definition for tent locations, fire rings, and parking area. There should be permanent toilet structures and TANAPA operate regularly scheduled waste pickup collection and toilet maintenance. Special Campsites include all temporary tented camps, with no cement platforms or permanent structures of any type and nor permanent toilet structures of any type. All waste is packed out by tour operators and camouflage camping techniques are applied. Premium Campsites are a new category of accommodation similar to Special Campsites; except that camps will be established on an exclusive seasonal basis in ecologically sensitive and unique areas of the Park Wilderness Campsites are non-designated (may be designated under special circumstances) tented campsites and foot trails. Access is by foot only, with no permanent structures or roads of any type permitted. Tour operator or individual user is responsible for packing out all waste and camouflage camping techniques must be applied. 7 All TANAPA Lease or Non-Lease accommodation categories will prohibit the concessionaire or organisation from establishing any type of procedure that will result in discrimination or “exclusive use” of the facilities. Anyone will be allowed to book or reserve accommodations for the above types of accommodation. 165
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