"Article 8-Bis: Independent of the application of the provisions contemplated in this Regulation and for the pertinent legal effects, the following are established as initially authorized sites to receive the landing of fishery products, both on the Costa Rican Pacific Coast and on the Caribbean Coast.
On the Pacific Coast:
Small-Scale Artisanal Fleet:
At any of the locations or operation bases, provided they have Collection Centers or Receiving Posts duly registered and authorized by INCOPESCA, as well as the Veterinary Operation Certificate (SENASA), and in both cases, such authorizations must be and remain valid.
Medium-Scale Artisanal Fleet and Advanced Fleet:
Dock, Collection Centers or Receiving Posts in Cuajiniquil, in the canton of La Cruz, / province of Guanacaste.
Playas del Coco, Collection Centers or Receiving Posts in Playas del Coco, in the canton of Carrillo, province of Guanacaste.
Docks, Collection Centers or Receiving Posts in Puerto Puntarenas, in the canton of Puntarenas, province of Puntarenas.
Dock of Puerto Quepos, Collection Centers or Receiving Posts in Boca Vieja de Quepos, in the canton of Aguirre, province of Puntarenas.
Dock, Collection Centers or Receiving Posts in Puerto Golfito and Puerto Jiménez, in the canton of Golfito, province of Puntarenas.
Semi-Industrial Shrimp and Sardine Fleet:
(Thus repealed the provisions of the previous title by agreement AJDIP/474-2017 of November 10, 2017, "Establishes a new Commercial Fishing License for the sustainable use of the shrimp resource")
On the Caribbean Coast:
Small-Scale Artisanal Fleet:
At any of the locations or operation bases, provided they have Collection Centers or Receiving Posts duly registered and authorized by INCOPESCA, as well as the Veterinary Operation Certificate (SENASA), and in both cases, such authorizations must be and remain valid, sites of Barra del Colorado, Parismina, Marina and Puerto Viejo.
Medium-Scale Artisanal Fleet and Advanced Fleet:
Playa Portete and Cieneguita.
In accordance with the provisions and competencies granted by Law N° 8495, at all the sites indicated above, it shall be the responsibility of the SENASA authorities to ensure the application and exercise of competencies relating to the minimum or basic conditions of health, safety, and traceability of the hydrobiological resources landed at said sites."