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§ 13 - 6 0 . 4 - 2 anchor damage to corals; (6) Identify areas and resources of statewide significance for protection; (7) Facilitate scientific research and monitoring of the nearshore resources and environment; and (8) Facilitate the substantive involvement of the community in resource management decisions for the West Hawai'i regional fishery management area through dialogue with community residents and resource users. (b) Native Hawaiian traditional and customary rights with regard to marine resources for subsistence, cultural, and religious purposes are recognized. Claims for traditional and customary rights will be decided by appropriate agencies when a claims procedure is established. [Eff 12/26/13; comp I (Auth: HRS §§187A-5, 188-53, 188F-6) (Imp: HRS §§187A-5, 188-53, 188F-2, 188F-3, 188F-4, 188F-6) §13-60.4-2 Geographical jurisdiction of chapter provisions. (a) The provisions of this chapter shall apply to the West Hawai'i regional fishery management area, bounded by the west coast of Hawai'i Island, from Ka Lae, Ka'Q (South Point) to 'Upolu Point, North Kohala, and extending from the upper reaches of the wash of the waves on shore, seaward to the limit of the State's police power and management authority. (b) The following marine reserves, fish replenishment areas, and netting restricted areas shall be established within the boundaries of the West Hawaii regional fishery management area (as depicted in the exhibit entitled "Map of Marine Reserve, Fish Replenishment Area, and Netting Restricted Area Boundaries", dated 12/12/12, located at the end of this chapter) : (1) Ka'Qpalehu marine reserve, identified on shore to the north by the northern boundary of the Ka'QpQlehu ahupua'a and to the south by the southern side of Kikaua Point (south 60.4-3