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Republic of the Philippines
PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL MINDORO
Calapan City
OFFICE OF THE VICE GOVERNOR/SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN
JOURNAL OF THE 47th REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN OF
ORIENTAL MINDORO HELD AT THE SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN SESSION HALL,
PROVINCIAL CAPITOL COMPLEX, CALAPAN CITY, ORIENTAL MINDORO ON THURSDAY, JUNE
2, 2011
Present:
Hon. Perfecto M. Dela Rosa, Jr.
Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis
Hon. Ryan Z. Arago
Hon. Roberto L. Concepcion
Hon. Flor M. De Roxas
Hon. Corazon F. Agarap
Hon. Abraham R. Abas
Hon. Romeo G. Infantado
Hon. Martin S. Buenaventura
Hon. Gideon B. Abuel
Hon. Alfredo R. Viaña
Hon. Kernell M. Ortega
Acting Vice-Governor, Presiding Officer
Member
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Temporary Presiding Officer/Member
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Member/PCL President
Member/ABC President
Member/SKPF President
Absent:
Hon. Ferdinand Thomas M. Soller
Member
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I.
CALL TO ORDER
The Honorable Presiding Officer Perfecto M. Dela Rosa, Jr., the Acting Vice-
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Governor, called to order the 47th Regular Session of the 7th Sangguniang Panlalawigan of
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Oriental Mindoro at 1:40 in the afternoon. The Honorable Gideon B. Abuel delivered the
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following invocation:
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“ALMIGHTY GOD, creator and sustainer of all that we have, thank you
for being you and giving us your grace.
Dear Lord, I trust your wisdom in placing our nation’s leaders and pray
that Your will be done for our country. I also pray for local leaders of our
beloved Province of Oriental Mindoro. I pray that we will bring you glory and
joy in our submission to this new authority, that when the righteous are in
authority, the people rejoice.
Please guide our political leaders in the direction you would have
them go. Remove temptation from their path and give them the will to stand
up for what is important to you. Put a hedge of protection around every
leader and their family. Bless them, Lord! Bless them with peace, prosperity
and an inner confidence that you are in control.
I also earnestly pray for your guidance and protection to all the
leaders of our province, especially the leadership of the Acting ViceGovernor Patrick M. Dela Rosa, who is about to lead this Sanggunian. Grant
this Sanggunian the discernment so that we will be able to tell the difference
between the good and the evil; the rightful legislative action and wise
decision that will benefit our constituents in general.
Open our eyes and ears so that we can see and hear all that you
want them to. You, who know our hearts and numbers the hairs of our heads,
have known us before we were even born; show us the destiny that you
wanted to pursue for our people.
Thank you Lord, We give you all the praise and worship that you
deserve and that’s all for it. We pray all these things in JESUS name, AMEN.
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ROLL CALL
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Upon the instruction of the Honorable Presiding Officer Perfecto M. Dela Rosa, Jr. the
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Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, Ms. Diwata H. Fetizanan, called the roll to
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which the following Members responded:
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Hon. Abraham R. Abas
Hon. Corazon F. Agarap
Hon. Martin S. Buenaventura
Hon. Flor M. De Roxas
Hon. Romeo G. Infantado
Hon. Alfredo R. Viaña
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Hon. Gideon B. Abuel
Hon. Ryan Z. Arago
Hon. Roberto L. Concepcion
Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis
Hon. Gideon B. Abuel
Hon. Kernell M. Ortega
declared the presence of a quorum.
III.
PRIVILEGE HOUR/QUESTION HOUR
At this juncture, the Honorable Presiding Officer relinquished his chair to Honorable
Board Member Roberto L. Concepcion to render his privilege speech.
Upon recognition of the Honorable Temporary Presiding Officer Roberto L.
Concepcion, the Honorable Perfecto M. Dela Rosa, delivered the following speech:
Hon. Presiding Officer; to Honorable Concepcion, as the Temporary
Presiding Officer; to my Colleagues; and to my one and only friend and my
kumpare - the Acting Governor, Vice-Governor Bonz Dolor; sa inyo pong
lahat, isang magandang hapon po.
Una sa lahat, binabati ko po muna ang ating mahal na Panginoon sa
ibinibigay niyang buhay sa akin sa araw-araw at sa magandang kalusugan,
kasama ang aking mga mahal sa buhay. Isang mapagpalang hapon muli sa
inyong lahat na narito.
Sa anim na buwan na pagkakawala ko ho sa Bayan ng Calapan at sa
Lalawigan ng Oriental Mindoro, na-miss ko kayong lahat. Miss na miss ko
kayong lahat, lalong-lalo na ang ating iginagalang na Acting Governor Bonz
Dolor. At sa mga Calapeño/Mindoreño, ako po ay, una, humihingi po ng
paumanhin kung ano man ang naidulot kong damage sa Lalawigan ng
Oriental Mindoro. Ako po ay humihingi ng paumanhin sa inyong lahat. Pero
mas nami-miss ko po ang aking mga kasama doon po sa loob. Sobra ko pong
na-miss ang mga taong ito na nakasalamuha ko sa loob na aking
pinanggalingan, na kung saan ay napalapit ako at nakilala ng husto ang
ating Mahal na Panginoon. Sa aming ginaganap na pagro-rosaryo sa arawaraw, tuwing ala-sais ng hapon, sa loob ng aking pinanggalingan, doon ko
po nakilala at nakita ang tunay na kaibigan, maging ang pangangailangan
nila doon. Kaya naisipan ko, bago ako umalis, ay tugunan ang pangunahing
pangangailangan ng mga inmates doon na naiwan sa loob. Ako po ay
nagpagawa ng isang magandang chapel na sinasabi nga po ng warden
doon na yoon ang aking legacy sa aking pinaggalingan. Doon ko rin po
pinagdasal ang mga taong patuloy na nagtiwala, dumalaw sa akin na dala
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ang kanilang tapat na suporta. Doon ay maraming bagay at kaalaman ang
nadagdag sa aking isipan na lalong nagpasidhi sa aking damdamin na
ibinuhos ang panahon at buong katapatan sa pagtulong ng tapat at walang
hinihintay na kapalit. Marahil sa mga pagsubok na aking pinagdaanan, ito
ay niloob ng Diyos upang maipadama niya sa ating lahat na pwedeng
magbigay ng walang kalakip na pagmamahal o hindi pwedeng magmahal
ng walang ibinibigay. Marahil ang malinis, makatao at makadiyos na ang
hangarin ay matibay na pundasyon ng isang katulad kong public servant
upang makabuo ng isang konkretong solusyon sa pangkasalukuyang
hinaharap na problema ng ating lalawigan. Sa nararamdaman kong hinaing
ng mga ordinaryong tao na nakasama ko ay nabuksan ang isipan na mas
higit nilang kailangan ang aking pag-uunawa, pangalawa lamang ang
materyal na bagay. At ang mga bagay na ito ay naibahagi ko sa kanilang
lahat. Sa kabila ng maiksing panahon sa piling nila ay siya ring nais kong
maipadama sa mga kababayan ko sa ating lalawigan. Ang aking krusada sa
pagro-rosaryo ay siya rin nilang naging susi upang malaman ko ang pagiging
bukas ng bawat isa. Ang katapatan ng bawat isa, katapatan ng salita ay
maihahambing sa relasyong magkapatid sa dugo at pananampalataya. Sa
mga naririto ngayon, sa king mga kasama sa serbisyo, sa nakakataas sa amin,
ako po’y taus-pusong nagpapasalamat lalo na sa mga kababayan ko na
naandun pa rin ang tiwala sa akin. Asahan nyo na ako’y nandito pa rin para
ipagpatuloy ang ating pagsasama-sama at lalong paigtingin ang mga
programang naantala dahil sa hindi inaasahang pangyayari. Samahan nyo
akong muling harapin ang mga suliraning nagiging ugat ng masamang
kaisipan na nagbibigay ng hindi magandang bunga sa masang Pilipino. Ang
sampu ay higit na matibay kaysa dalawa. Sa aking pagtatapos, ako po’y
humihiling ng isang bagay na alam kung ang pag-uunawa ay hindi
ipagkakait ng taong marunong umunawa. Sa aking naging sitwasyon sa mga
buwang nakalipas, sa posisyong ipinagkaloob nyo sa akin, sa aking mga
obserbasyong ginawa ay nakita ko po ang malaking katulungan na
manggagaling sa inyo. Sa aking krusada, ang global change, ang Libyan
war, ang tsunami sa Japan, ang makapangyarihang buhawi sa America, ay
napapanahon na ang ating pagkakaisa upang mapagtuunan natin ng
pansin ang mga bagay na may kabuluhan na siyang nag-aakay sa akin
tungo sa isang magandang bukas na siyang nais ng Diyos para sa akin na
ang maging tagapagmana ay ang ating maiiwan. Bigyan natin sila ng
pinakamainam na regalo na isang tahimik na lalawigan, may mabubuting
loob na mamamayan, may takot sa Diyos, may sariling tahanan, lupang
binubungkal kung saan doon itinatanim ang mga pangarap, trabaho at
sapat na kita, at marurunong, may puso, iisa ang salita, tapat sa pangako at
hindi naghihintay ng kapalit.
Bago ko po tapusin, sinasabi ko po, ako ay taus-pusong
nagpapasalamat sa aking kaibigan at kumpare na si Acting Governor Bonz
Dolor, sa inyong pagdalaw sa akin. Hinding-hindi ko makakalimutan ang
iyong ginawang pagsuporta.
Sa mga kasamahan kong Bokal sa
pangunguna ni Hon. Roberto Concepcion at ni Hon. Ferdinand Thomas Soller
na dumadalaw sa akin. Sila po ang kauna-unahang pumunta sa aking
hearing doon po sa korte. Kay Hon. Roberto Concepcion at kay Hon. Soller,
maraming-maraming salamat.
Pare, hindi-hindi ko makakalimutan ang
ginawa mo sa akin. Kay Bokal Ryan Arago at Bokal Flor De Roxas, maraming
salamat sa inyong pagdalaw sa akin. Alam ko na alam nyo na kailangangkailangan ko ang inyong suporta at dasal noong panahong iyon. Kay Pareng
Butch Buenaventura, ilang beses kang bumalik sa akin doon. Napasaya mo
ako. Bokal Buenaventura, hindi ko alam na ikaw pala’y may pagtingin sa
akin. Sa ginawa mong pagmamahal sa akin at pag-aaruga doon, pare, may
utang na loob ako sa iyo. Kay Bokal Cora Agarap, para sa akin ay isa kang
ina na naiintindihan mo ang nangyayari sa iyong anak, kung bakit ako
naandon sa loob.
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Sa iyong mga dasal at suporta hanggang sa ako’y mamatay, hindi kita
makakalimutan. Sa Sangguniang Panlalawigan, sa aking mga staff, sa lahat
ng inyong dasal, suporta at panalangin, maraming-maraming salamat.
Maraming-maraming salamat. Kay Ms. Di, sa ating Secretary, na dumalaw sa
akin pero hindi siya nakapasok dahil late siyang dumating at sarado na ang
aming jail, bagkos ang iyong prutas ay nakarating sa akin at nakapasok.
Maraming salamat sa iyong prutas. Sa ating iginagalang na Judge, kay Atty.
Leynes, nagpapasalamat din ako sa pagdalaw nila. Sa aking kaibigan na si
Claire, kay Konsehal Lauro Roldan ng Baco, kay Deo Villena ng Boy Scout of
the Philippines, kay Orly Tizon ng Provincial Tourism Office, salamat. Salamat sa
inyong pagdarasal at suporta. At ganun din, sa ating PD na si Anthony
Alcañices na ako ay pinag-aksayahan din ng panahon na dalawin at
tinatanong niya kung ano ang kanyang maitutulong. Ang sinabi ko sa kanya,
“PD, ipagdasal mo na lang ako at maraming salamat sa iyo”. Sa aking mga
kaibigang artista headed by Mr. Philip Salvador and Senior Board Member
Christopher De Leon, na hindi rin po ako iniwan. Noong ako’y nasa loob
dinalaw rin po ako at hindi nakalimutan.
At doon po sa loob, sa ating iginagalang na Acting Governor Bonz
Dolor, sa aking mga kasamahan dito, nakita ko rin po kung sino ang aking
tunay na kaibigan. Doon mo pala malalaman kapag ikaw ay gipit, makikita
mo ang iyong tunay na mga kaibigan. Maraming-maraming salamat sa
inyong lahat at hinding-hindi ko ito makakalimutan saan man ako
makarating. Akin pong ipapanalangin na lahat po kayo ay gabayan ng ating
Panginoon at bigyan ng magandang kalusugan sa araw-araw. Sa mga
barangay captains at kagawad, sa Deputy Regional Director Dennis Peña. Of
course, kay Mayor Angie Casubuan ng Naujan, Mayor Dodjie Panaligan ng
Pola na sumuporta rin po sa akin. At higit po sa lahat, ang aking pamilya.
Ang aking nanay na alam ko pong naghirap. Malaki pong dusa ang
nangyari po sa kanya. Ako po ay humihingi ng tawad sa aking butihing ina at
sa aking mga kapatid na hindi ko po ginusto o niloob na mangyari po sa akin
yon. Pero yoon po ay ibinigay po sa akin ng ating Mahal na Panginoon para
po ako ay subukan at para po baguhin ang aking buhay. At sa nangyari po
sa akin, ako po ay natuto. Doon ko po napag-aralan at napag-isipan na ang
buhay pala ng tao ay isang pitik lamang. Na pwede Niyang bawiin sa ating
lahat kung anumang mayroon ka. Pwede rin palang mawala. Ang akin pong
unang napag-aralan doon sa loob ay ang magiing mapagpakumbaba o
humility. Yoon po ang aking in-apply sa sarili ko, na dapat po pala na ke
maliit, ke malaking tao, ke mahirap o mayaman, dapat po ay pantay-pantay
ang tingin at dapat po ay may respeto tayo sa bawat isa. Sa ating
Panginoon, Lord, I’m very thankful na ginawa mo sa akin yon. I know that
everything that happened to me has a reason and I learned a lot from my
mistakes. But this time, I’m a better and strong person. Panginoon, inaalay ko
sa iyo ang aking buhay.
Mabuhay po ang Calapeño. Mabuhay ang Mindoreño. Mabuhay
ang Lalawigan ng Oriental Mindoro. Maraming salamat!
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Presiding Officer, in behalf of the Members of the Provincial Board, officially welcome the
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Honorable Perfecto M. Dela Rosa, Jr. who was on indefinite leave for quite a long time.
Upon rendering his Speech, the Honorable Roberto L. Concepcion, Temporary
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Likewise, the Honorable Romeo G. Infantado welcomed the Honorable Perfecto M.
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Dela Rosa. He said that the Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, together with the
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Honorable Acting Governor Humerlito A. Dolor, would always be with him in his effort to
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change himself for the better. In addition, he said that the Provincial Board will also be
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supportive to him as the Acting Vice-Governor and Presiding Officer.
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On his part, the Honorable Ramil O. Dimapilis said that while other Members of the
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Provincial Board got no chance to visit the Honorable Perfecto M. Dela Rosa personally,
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they offered prayers and asked God to keep him safe and to remain strong despite of the
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said trials in life. He said that allowed those things to happen because He has a message
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for him. In Filipino, he quoted a biblical verse from St. John (19:12), which according to him
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says: “Dumulog ka sa aking paanan at ika’y magsisi at hindi mo ulitin pa ang mga
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kasalanan at lilinisin kita ng kasing puti ng isang bulak”. He also said that if the Honorable
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Perfecto M. Dela Rosa was sincere in asking people’s forgiveness due to what had
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happened to him, surely they would listen and grant the same, as Filipinos are innately
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forgiving being. He said that the Honorable Perfecto M. Dela Rosa still has ample time to
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stand and to make a difference so as to regain the trust of the people. To end, he again
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quoted a biblical story. He narrated what has happened to Mary, who was about to be
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stoned to death for committing a sin. According to him, due to the intercession of the Lord
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Jesus Christ, who said that those who have no sin cast the first stone, Mary was left
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unharmed due to the fact all those persecutors were also sinners.
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the Honorable Acting Provincial Governor Humerlito A. Dolor relative to his request for the
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confirmation of the 18th Batch of Scholars for School Year 2011-2012 under the Oriental
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Mindoro Integrated Scholarship Program of the Provincial Government. As his advised, the
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Honorable Acting Governor Humerlito A. Dolor emphasized the need for the new scholars
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to abide the rules and regulations set by the provincial government to its scholars. He said
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that those rules have been set not for any purpose but to assist and guide the scholars to
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finish their studies. He also emphasized that they were not the scholars of the Honorable
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Provincial Governor Alfonso V. Umali, Jr., neither he nor the Members of the Sangguniang
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Panlalawigan, nor anybody else but the Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro. And,
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as scholars of the Provincial Government, it was the people’s money that is being used to
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pay for their expenses and, as such they have the obligation to the people of Oriental
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Mindoro to prove that they are worthy to be granted with such privilege. Likewise, the
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Honorable Acting Governor stressed that, as provincial government scholars, they have the
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obligations to render community service. As an advice, he said that upon their successful
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quest on the rigors of their studies, after their graduation, there is a need to help and push
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themselves to become successful in their chosen field for it is only in such manner that they
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could extend help to their respective families, to others, and to the communities. He then
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presented the new batch of scholars of the Provincial Government for School Year 2011-
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confirmation.
After presenting the scholars, he then requested the Honorable Body for their
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scholars to take good care of their selves, to stay away from drugs, and most especially, to
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APPROVAL OF THE ORDER AND CALENDAR OF BUSINESS
Upon motion of the Honorable Floor Leader Ramil O. Dimapilis, the Order and
Calendar of Business was approved with the following insertions:
Under Referral of Measures and Communications
1. Letter dated 01 June 2011 from Acting Provincial Governor Honorable Humerlito A.
Dolor requesting for the passage of a resolution authorizing him to enter into Talaan ng
Kasunduan with the Scholarship Grantees from Indigenous Community concerning the
implementation of the Oriental Mindoro Integrated Scholarship Program for SY 20112012
2. Letter dated 01 June 2011 from Acting Provincial Governor Honorable Humerlito A.
Dolor requesting for the passage of an ordinance authorizing the utilization of Actual
and Projected Personal Services Savings from vacancies to augment the appropriation
for the Wages of Casual and Contractual Personnel of the PGOM in the amount of
P1,650,000.00.
Under Committee Reports
1. Joint Committee Report No. 144-2011 of the Committee on Ways and Means, chaired by
Hon. Roberto L. Concepcion, and the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal
Matters, chaired by Hon. Abraham R. Abas, relative to Proposed Ordinance No. 032011, entitled “an ordinance adopting the New Schedule of Fair Market Values of lands
and improvements as well as buildings thereon in the Province of Oriental Mindoro, and
for other purposes”.
2. Joint Committee Report No. 145-2011 of the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal
Matters, chaired by Hon. Abraham R. Abas, and the Committee on Ways and Means,
chaired by Hon. Roberto L. Concepcion, relative to Proposed Provincial Ordinance No.
06-2011, entitled “ordinance declaring real property tax amnesty on all lands and other
real property situated within the territorial jurisdiction of the Province of Oriental
Mindoro, providing exceptions thereof and for other purposes”.
There being no objection, the Order and Calendar of Business was approved as
amended.
VII.
READING AND ADOPTION OF THE JOURNAL OF MAY 26, 2011 REGULAR SESSION OF
THE SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN
Board Member Martin S. Buenaventura moved for the passage of a resolution
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adopting the Journal of May 26, 2011 Regular Session, with correction on page 8, line 41, as
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the word “secretary” was misspelled.
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Board Member Gideon B. Abuel, Board Member Flor M. De Roxas, Board Member
Romeo G. Infantado and Board Member Alfredo R. Viaña jointly seconded the motion.
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as corrected.
RESOLUTION NO. 1202-2011
RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE JOURNAL OF MAY 26, 2011 REGULAR SESSION OF THE
SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN, AS CORRECTED
RESOLVED, to adopt, as it is hereby adopting the Journal of May 26, 2011 Regular
Session of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, as corrected.
On motion of Hon. Martin S. Buenaventura, jointly seconded by Hon. Romeo G.
Infantado, Hon. Flor M. De Roxas, Hon. Gideon B. Abuel, said resolution was . . .
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
VIII.
REFERENCE OF BUSINESS
FIRST READING
IX.
REFERRAL OF MEASURES AND COMMUNICATIONS
1. 1st Indorsement dated 17 May 2011 from Ms. Noemi V. Baldos, Provincial Planning and
Development Coordinator, forwarding the application for accreditation of BAHID
ALTERNATIVE HOPE FOR INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT (BAHID INC.), located in Bagong
Pook, Matulatula, Pola, Oriental Mindoro, with the recommendation for the
accreditation of the said organization, for appropriate action of the Sangguniang
Panlalawigan. (Date received: 25 May 2011/Ref. No. 294)
Upon motion of the Honorable Floor Leader, the Honorable Presiding Officer referred
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the matter to the Committee on Cooperatives, POs and NGOs, chaired by Board Member
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Corazon F. Agarap, for study and recommendation.
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2. Letter dated 24 May 2011 from Mr. Romeo N. Cuasay, General Manager, Oriental
Mindoro Electric Cooperative (ORMECO), Inc. requesting for the issuance of a
Certification as proof of the receipt of their application, captioned “In the matter of the
application for approval of over/under recoveries based on the formula on the various
automatic cost adjustments and true-up mechanisms and corresponding confirmation
process pursuant to ERC Resolution No. 16, series of 2009, as amended by Resolution No.
21, series of 2010.”, for appropriate action of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan. (Date
received: 26 May 2011/Ref. No. 295)
Upon motion of the Honorable Floor Leader, the Honorable Presiding Officer referred
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3. Letter dated 25 May 2011 from Ms. Noemi V. Baldos, Provincial Planning and
Development Coordinator, returning the documents relative to the Comprehensive
Land Use Plan (CLUP) of the Municipality of Puerto Galera for lack of necessary
documents, for information and appropriate action of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan.
(Date received: 26 May 2011/Ref. No. 296)
Upon motion of the Honorable Floor Leader, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled
that the matter be marked as noted.
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4. Letter dated 26 May 2011 from Atty. Kristine Grace L. Suarez, Provincial Legal Officer,
relative to the Joint Committee Report No. 120-2011 of the Joint Committees of the
Committee on Environment and Natural Resources and the Committee on Laws,
Ordinances and Legal Matters regarding the communication dated 19 April 2011 from
Atty. Charlotte F. Aguba-Goco, counsel for and in behalf of Aglubang Mining
Corporation, furnishing the Provincial Board their letter addressed to the Honorable
Provincial Governor, Alfonso V. Umali, Jr., regarding the Notice of Consignation of
Payment of Occupation Fees under MPSA 341-2010-IV-B for the period of 2010-2012 and
MPSA 167-2000-IV-B for the period 2008-2012 by the Aglubang Mining Corporation, for
information of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan. (Date received: 27 May 2011/Ref. No.
297)
Upon motion of the Honorable Floor Leader, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled
that the matter be marked as noted.
5. Letter dated 26 May 2011 from Mr. Allan Kristian A. Aldover, Secretary to the
Sangguniang Bayan of Puerto Galera, submitting copy of Municipal Ordinance No.
2011-06 of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An ordinance amending
Chapter IV, Service Fees, Article B, Local Registry Fees of Municipal Ordinance No. 14-16
entitled “An ordinance enacting the 2004 Revised Revenue Code of the Municipality of
Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro”, for review and approval of the Sangguniang
Panlalawigan. (Date received: 27 May 2011/Ref. No. 298)
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6. 2nd Indorsement dated 27 May 2011 from Ms. Noemi V. Baldos, Provincial Planning and
Development Coordinator, submitting the reviewed application for accreditation of
Bansud Development Cooperative (BADECO), located in Poblacion, Bansud, Oriental
Mindoro, with the recommendation for the accreditation of the said organization, for
appropriate action of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan. (Date received: 30 May
2011/Ref. No. 300)
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7. Letter dated 26 May 2011 from Mr. Gregorio B. De Chavez, Secretary to the
Sangguniang Bayan of Mansalay, submitting copy of Supplemental Budget No. 01 for
FY 2011 of the Municipality of Mansalay, appropriating the amount of Seven Million One
Hundred Sixty-Six Thousand Five Hundred Twenty-Five Pesos & 05/100 (P7,166,525.05),
passed under Appropriation Ordinance No. 2011-01 dated 13 May 2011, for review and
approval of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan. (Date received: 30 May 2011/Ref. No. 301)
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Mamamayan para sa Kaunlaran Association (DAMAY KA), requesting for the
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9. Letter dated 24 May 2011 from the Honorable Acting Provincial Governor Humerlito A.
Dolor requesting for the passage of a resolution authorizing him to sign all documents
necessary for the disposal of certain portions of land belonging to the Provincial
Government of Oriental Mindoro in Barangay Camilmil, Calapan City, covered by
Transfer Certificate of Title No. J-5418 (T-16929), for appropriate action of the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan. (Date received: 31 May 2011/Ref. No. 304)
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10. Letter dated 27 May 2011 from Mr. Gregorio B. De Chavez, Secretary to the
Sangguniang Bayan of Mansalay, submitting copy of Ordinance No. 2011-56 of the
Municipality of Mansalay, entitled “An ordinance creating the Mansalay Municipal
Housing Board, defining its clearinghouse functions pursuant to Executive Order No. 708,
s. 2008 and for other purposes, for review and approval of the Sangguniang
Panlalawigan. (Date received: 31 May 2011/Ref. No. 306)
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11. Letter dated 31 May 2011 from the Honorable Acting Provincial Governor Humerlito A.
Dolor requesting for the confirmation of Provincial Scholars, as enumerated in the
attached lists, comprising the 18th Batch of Scholars for School Year 2011-2012 under the
Oriental Mindoro Integrated Scholarship of the Provincial Government of Oriental
Mindoro, for appropriate action of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan. (Date received: 01
June 2011/Ref. No. 309)
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12. Letter dated 01 June 2011 from the Honorable Acting Governor Humerlito A. Dolor
requesting for the passage of a resolution authorizing him to enter into a Memorandum
of Agreement (MOA) with a reputable organization for the third party review of the
Organizational Improvement Plan of the Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro,
attached is a copy of certificate of urgency, for appropriate action of the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan. (Date received: 01 June 2011/Ref. No. 310)
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13. Letter dated 31 May 2011 from the Honorable Acting Governor Humerlito A. Dolor
requesting for the enactment of an ordinance authorizing Supplemental Budget No. 032011 of the Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro, in the amount of P1,450,000.00,
with the request for the urgent consideration of the same, for appropriate action of the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan. (Date received: 01 June 2011/Ref. No. 311)
Upon motion of the Honorable Floor Leader, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled
that the matter be considered urgent consequently the three-reading rule was waived
and the same was calendared under the Business for the Day on second reading.
14. Letter dated 01 June 2011 from Acting Provincial Governor Hon. Humerlito A. Dolor
requesting for the passage of a resolution authorizing him to enter into Talaan ng
Kasunduan with the Scholarship Grantees from Indigenous Community concerning the
implementation of the Oriental Mindoro Integrated Scholarship Program for SY 20112012. (Date received: 02 June 2011/Ref. No. 312)
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requesting for the passage of an ordinance authorizing the utilization of Actual and
Projected Personal Services Savings from vacancies to augment the appropriation for
the Wages of Casual and Contractual Personnel of the PGOM in the amount of
P1,650,000.00. (Date received: 02 June 2011/Ref. No. 313)
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COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE AND APPROPRIATIONS
1. Committee Report No.131-2011 of the Committee on Finance and Appropriations,
temporarily chaired by the Honorable Romeo G. Infantado, relative to the letter dated
28 March 2011 from Mr. Noel L. Hernandez, Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan of
Gloria, forwarding Supplemental Budget No. 1 of the Municipality of Gloria, amounting
to Six Million Eight Hundred Forty-Five Thousand Three Hundred Twenty-Three Pesos and
91/100 (P6,845,323.91), passed under Appropriation Ordinance No. 01, series of 2011
dated 28 March 2011.
The following Committee Report of the Committee on Finance and Appropriations
was rendered by the Honorable Romeo G. Infantado:
COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 131 - 2011
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SUBJECT:
LETTER DATED 28 MARCH 2011 FROM MR. NOEL L. HERNANDEZ,
SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF GLORIA, FORWARDING
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SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET NO. 1 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF GLORIA,
AMOUNTING TO SIX MILLION EIGHT HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE THOUSAND
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE PESOS AND 91/100 (P6,845,323.91),
PASSED UNDER APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 01, S. OF 2011 DATED
28 MARCH 2011 (Date received: 28 April 2011)
FOR:
THE HONORABLE PRESIDING OFFICER
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The General Fund Supplemental Budget No. 01 for FY 2011 of the Municipality of
Gloria, appropriating the amount of Six Million Eight Hundred Forty-Five Thousand Three
Hundred Twenty-Three Pesos and 91/100 (P6,845,323.91), passed under Appropriation
Ordinance No. 1-2011 dated 28 March 2011, which was received by the Sangguniang
Panlalawigan on 28 April 2011, was referred to the Committee on Finance and
Appropriations of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Oriental Mindoro on 5 May 2011.
On 06 May 2011, the said appropriation ordinance was referred to the Provincial
Finance Committee (PFC) for its evaluation. The PFC, after carefully reviewing the subject
supplemental budget in accordance with the Local Government Code of 1991 (R.A. No.
7160), Updated Budget Operations Manual for LGUs and Local Budget Memorandum No.
61, rendered its report dated 20 May 2011, which was received by the Sangguniang
Panlalawigan on 23 May 2011, stating that the same has substantially complied with
existing rules, policies and guidelines and is therefore recommended to be declared
operative subject to the conditions and corrections stipulated in the said report.
This Committee, based on the said PFC Report, conforms to the recommendations
and conditions set forth by the Provincial Finance Committee relative to the subject
supplemental budget. However, compliance of the same relative to the implementation of
the said budget shall be the responsibility of the local government unit.
In view of the foregoing premises, the Committee on Finance and Appropriations
respectfully recommends before this Honorable Body the approval of the said budget and
further recommends for the passage and approval of a “resolution approving General
Fund Supplemental Budget No. 1 of the Municipality of Gloria, appropriating the amount of
Six Million Eight Hundred Forty-Five Thousand Three Hundred Twenty-Three Pesos and 91/100
(P6,845,323.91), passed under Appropriation Ordinance No. 1, s. 2011 dated 28 March
2011, subject to the conditions and recommendations of the Provincial Finance Committee
stipulated in its report dated 20 May 2011.
(Acting Governor)
HON. HUMERLITO A. DOLOR
Committee Chairperson
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HON. ROMEO G. INFANTADO
Temporary-Chairperson
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE:
(Acting Vice-Governor)
HON. RAMIL O. DIMAPILIS
(Sgd.)
HON. RYAN Z. ARAGO
(Sgd.)
HON. ROBERTO L. CONCEPCION
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HON. CORAZON F. AGARAP
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After rendering the report, Board Member Romeo G. Infantado moved for the
adoption of the same.
There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
the said Committee Report
2. Committee Report No.132-2011 of the Committee on Finance and Appropriations
temporarily chaired by the Honorable Romeo G. Infantado, relative to the letter dated
20 April 2011 from Mr. Nestor P. Collera, Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan of San
Teodoro, forwarding Supplemental Budget No. 1 of the Municipality of San Teodoro,
amounting to Four Million Three Hundred Seventy-Eight Thousand Eighty-Eight Pesos and
17/100 (P4,378,088.17), passed under Appropriation Ordinance No. 1-2011 dated 11
April 2011.
The following Committee Report of the Committee on Finance and Appropriations
was rendered by the Honorable Romeo G. Infantado:
COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 132 - 2011
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SUBJECT:
LETTER DATED 20 APRIL 2011 FROM MR. NESTOR P. COLLERA, SECRETARY
TO THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF SAN TEODORO, FORWARDING
SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET NO. 1 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF SAN TEODORO,
AMOUNTING TO FOUR MILLION THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT
THOUSAND EIGHTY-EIGHT PESOS AND 17/100 (P4,378,088.17), PASSED
UNDER APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 1-2011 DATED 11 APRIL 2011
(Date received: 20 April 2011)
FOR:
THE HONORABLE PRESIDING OFFICER
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The General Fund Supplemental Budget No. 01 for FY 2011 of the Municipality of San
Teodoro, appropriating the amount of Four Million Three Hundred Seventy-Eight Thousand
Eighty-Eight Pesos and 17/100 (P4,378,088.17) passed under Appropriation Ordinance No.
1-2011 dated 11 April 2011, which was received by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan on 20
April 2011, was referred to the Committee on Finance and Appropriations of the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Oriental Mindoro on 28 April 2011.
On 04 May 2011, the said appropriation ordinance was referred to the Provincial
Finance Committee (PFC) for its evaluation. The PFC, after carefully reviewing the subject
supplemental budget in accordance with the Local Government Code of 1991 (R.A. No.
7160), Updated Budget Operations Manual for LGUs and Local Budget Memorandum No.
61, rendered its report dated 16 May 2011, which was received by the Sangguniang
Panlalawigan on 23 May 2011, stating that the same has substantially complied with
existing rules, policies and guidelines and is therefore recommended to be declared
operative subject to the conditions and corrections stipulated in the said report.
This Committee, based on the said PFC Report, conforms to the recommendations
and conditions set forth by the Provincial Finance Committee relative to the subject
supplemental budget. However, compliance of the same relative to the implementation of
the said budget shall be the responsibility of the local government unit.
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Likewise, the Object of Expenditures as embodied in the appropriation ordinance
shall be consistent and in accord with the approved local development plan and annual
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In view of the foregoing premises, the Committee on Finance and Appropriations
respectfully recommends before this Honorable Body the approval of the said budget and
further recommends for the passage and approval of a “resolution approving General
Fund Supplemental Budget No. 1 of the Municipality of San Teodoro, appropriating the
amount of Four Million Three Hundred Seventy-Eight Thousand Eighty-Eight Pesos and
17/100 (P4,378,088.17), passed under Appropriation Ordinance No. 1-2011 dated 11 April
2011, subject to the conditions and recommendations of the Provincial Finance Committee
stipulated in its report dated 16 May 2011 and in this Committee Report.
(Acting Governor)
HON. HUMERLITO A. DOLOR
Committee Chairperson
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HON. ROMEO G. INFANTADO
Temporary-Chairperson
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE:
(Acting Vice-Governor)
HON. RAMIL O. DIMAPILIS
(Sgd.)
HON. RYAN Z. ARAGO
(Sgd.)
HON. ROBERTO L. CONCEPCION
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HON. CORAZON F. AGARAP
After rendering the report, Board Member Romeo G. Infantado moved for the
There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
the said Committee Report.
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3. Committee Report No.133-2011 of the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal
Matters, chaired by the Honorable Abraham R. Abas, relative to the letter dated 28
January 2011 from Mr. Nestor P. Collera, Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan of San
Teodoro, forwarding copy of Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-02 entitled “An ordinance
creating the Municipal Housing Board of San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro, defining its
functions pursuant to Executive Order No. 708, series of 2008 and for other purposes”.
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The following Committee Report of the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal
COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 133 - 2011
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SUBJECT:
LETTER DATED 28 JANUARY 2011 FROM MR. NESTOR P. COLLERA,
SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF SAN TEODORO
FORWARDING COPY OF MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-02 ENTITLED
“AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE MUNICIPAL HOUSING BOARD OF SAN
TEODORO, ORIENTAL MINDORO, DEFINING ITS FUNCTIONS PURSUANT
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On 3 February 2011, Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-02 of the Municipality of San
Teodoro was referred to the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters of the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan for review and recommendation. Thus, after thorough study of
the same, this committee has the honor to report before this Honorable Body the following:
1. The Municipal Housing Board of San Teodoro which was created pursuant to
Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-02 serves as the sole clearing house for eviction and
demolition activities concerning informal settlers in danger areas, public areas,
public places and government projects of the Municipality of San Teodoro.
2. That, in the exercise of its powers and function which are specifically mentioned in
the subject ordinance, the local government unit concerned shall be guided by the
provisions of Republic Act 7279 otherwise known as the Urban Development and
Housing Act of 1992, particularly by Sections 27, 28, 29, and 30, quoted hereunder:
Sec. 27. Action Against Professional Squatters and Squatting Syndicates. — The
local government units, in cooperation with the Philippine National Police, the
Presidential Commission for the Urban Poor (PCUP), and the PCUP-accredited
urban poor organization in the area, shall adopt measures to identify and
effectively curtail the nefarious and illegal activities of professional squatters and
squatting syndicates, as herein defined.
Any person or group identified as such shall be summarily evicted and their
dwellings or structures demolished, and shall be disqualified to avail of the
benefits of the Program. A public official who tolerates or abets the commission
of the abovementioned acts shall be dealt with in accordance with existing
laws.
For purposes of this Act, professional squatters or members of squatting
syndicates shall be imposed the penalty of six (6) years imprisonment of a fine of
not less than Sixty thousand pesos (P60,000.00) but not more than One hundred
thousand pesos (P100,000), or both, at the discretion of the court.
Sec. 28. Eviction and Demolition. — Eviction or demolition as a practice shall be
discouraged. Eviction or demolition, however, may be allowed under the
following situations:
(a) When persons or entities occupy danger areas such as esteros, railroad
tracks, garbage dumps, riverbanks, shorelines, waterways, and other public
places such as sidewalks, roads, parks, and playgrounds;
(b) When government infrastructure projects with available funding are about to
be implemented; or
(c) When there is a court order for eviction and demolition.
In the execution of eviction or demolition orders involving underprivileged and
homeless citizens, the following shall be mandatory:
(1) Notice upon the effected persons or entities at least thirty (30) days prior to
the date of eviction or demolition;
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(2) Adequate consultations on the matter of settlement with the duly designated
representatives of the families to be resettled and the affected communities in
the areas where they are to be relocated;
(3) Presence of local government officials or their representatives during eviction
or demolition;
(4) Proper identification of all persons taking part in the demolition;
(5) Execution of eviction or demolition only during regular office hours from
Mondays to Fridays and during good weather, unless the affected families
consent otherwise;
(6) No use of heavy equipment for demolition except for structures that are
permanent and of concrete materials;
(7) Proper uniforms for members of the Philippine National Police who shall
occupy the first line of law enforcement and observe proper disturbance control
procedures; and
(8) Adequate relocation, whether temporary or permanent: Provided, however,
That in cases of eviction and demolition pursuant to a court order involving
underprivileged and homeless citizens, relocation shall be undertaken by the
local government unit concerned and the National Housing Authority with the
assistance of other government agencies within forty-five (45) days from service
of notice of final judgment by the court, after which period the said order shall
be executed: Provided, further, That should relocation not be possible within the
said period, financial assistance in the amount equivalent to the prevailing
minimum daily wage multiplied by sixty (60) days shall be extended to the
affected families by the local government unit concerned.
This Department of the Interior and Local Government and the Housing and
Urban Development Coordinating Council shall jointly promulgate the necessary
rules and regulations to carry out the above provision.
Sec. 29. Resettlement. — Within two (2) years from the effectivity of this Act, the
local government units, in coordination with the National Housing Authority, shall
implement the relocation and resettlement of persons living in danger areas such
as esteros, railroad tracks, garbage dumps, riverbanks, shorelines, waterways,
and in other public places as sidewalks, roads, parks, and playgrounds. The local
government unit, in coordination with the National Housing Authority, shall
provide relocation or resettlement sites with basic services and facilities and
access to employment and livelihood opportunities sufficient to meet the basic
needs of the affected families.
Sec. 30. Prohibition Against New Illegal Structures. — It shall be unlawful for any
person to construct any structure in areas mentioned in the preceding section.
After the effectivity of this Act, the barangay, municipal or city government units
shall prevent the construction of any kind of illegal dwelling units of structures
within their respective localities. The head of any local government unit
concerned who allows, abets or otherwise tolerates the construction of any
structure in violation of this section shall be liable to administrative sanctions
under existing laws and to penal sanctions provided for in this Act.
3. The penalties mentioned under Section 13 of the subject ordinance need not be
stated therein considering that the offense sought to be punished is already
punishable under Book I, Title Two, Chapter 4 of the Local Government Code
and under the penalty clause of RA 7279.
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Recommendation:
Based on the above premises, this committee respectfully recommends to this
August Body to pass and approve a RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO.
2010-02 ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE MUNICIPAL HOUSING BOARD OF SAN
TEODORO, ORIENTAL MINDORO, DEFINING ITS FUNCTIONS PURSUANT TO EXECUTIVE ORDER
NO. 708, S. 2008, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES”, subject to compliance with the findings of
the Committee, as stated under Items No. 2 and 3 of this Committee Report.
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Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
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HON. FERDINAND THOMAS M. SOLLER
Vice-Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
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HON. RYAN Z. ARAGO
(Acting Vice-Governor)
HON. RAMIL O. DIMAPILIS
(Sgd.)
HON. ROMEO G. INFANTADO
After rendering the report, Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the
adoption of the same.
There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
the said Committee Report.
4. Committee Report No.134-2011 of the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal
Matters, chaired by the Honorable Abraham R. Abas, relative to the letter dated 27
January 2011 from Mr. Allan Kristian A. Aldover, Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan of
Puerto Galera, submitting copy of Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-052 of the
Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An ordinance adopting the coding scheme in
the schedule of renewal of business permit in the Municipality of Puerto Galera,
Oriental Mindoro and providing incentives thereof”.
The following Committee Report of the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal
Matters was rendered by the Honorable Abraham R. Abas:
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LETTER DATED 27 JANUARY 2011 FROM MR. ALLAN KRISTIAN A. ALDOVER,
SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF PUERTO GALERA,
SUBMITTING COPY OF MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-052 OF THE
MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING
THE CODING SCHEME IN THE SCHEDULE OF RENEWAL OF BUSINESS PERMIT
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IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA, ORIENTAL MINDORO AND
PROVIDING INCENTIVES THEREOF” (Date received: 31 January 2011)
FOR:
THE HONORABLE PRESIDING OFFICER
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Honorable Presiding Officer:
On 3 February 2011, Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-052 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera was referred to the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters of the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan for review and recommendation. Thus, after carefully studying
the same, this Committee has the honor to report before this Honorable Body the following:
1. That, to properly address the practice of owners of business establishments in
renewing their business permits in the last hour resulting to clogging in the process,
Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-052 was enacted by the Sangguniang Bayan of
Puerto Galera on 19 January 2011. Said ordinance was approved by the Municipal
Mayor on 21 January 2011.
2. That, the granting of incentives to those business establishments who will renew their
business permit on their designated schedules are within the powers of the
Sangguniang Bayan as provided by the Local Government Code of 1991.
3. That, while the passage of Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-052 is within the power of
the Sangguniang Bayan of Puerto Galera, however, compliance with all existing
and applicable laws, rules and regulations shall be the full responsibility of the
Municipality of Puerto Galera in the implementation of the said ordinance.
Recommendation:
Based on the above premises, this committee respectfully recommends to this
August Body to pass and approve a RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO.
2010-052 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING
THE CODING SCHEME IN THE SCHEDULE OF RENEWAL OF BUSINESS PERMIT IN THE
MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA AND PROVIDING INCENTIVES THEREOF”, subject to the
condition stated under Item No. 3 of this Committee Report.
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HON. ABRAHAM R. ABAS
Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
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HON. FERDINAND THOMAS M. SOLLER
Vice-Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
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HON. RYAN Z. ARAGO
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HON. RAMIL O. DIMAPILIS
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HON. ROMEO G. INFANTADO
After rendering the report, Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the
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the said Committee Report.
5. Committee Report No.135-2011 of the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal
Matters, chaired by the Honorable Abraham R. Abas, relative to the letter dated 17
February 2011 from Ms. Shiely D. Villanueva, Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan of
Pola, submitting copy of Municipal Ordinance No. 2011-013 entitled “An ordinance
imposing service fee on the application for authenticated copies of various civil registry
documents at the Municipal Civil Registrar’s Office of the Municipality of Pola, Province
of Oriental Mindoro”.
The following Committee Report of the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal
Matters was rendered by the Honorable Abraham R. Abas:
COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 135 - 2011
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SUBJECT:
LETTER DATED 17 FEBRUARY 2011 FROM MS. SHIELY D. VILLANUEVA,
SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF POLA, SUBMITTING COPY
OF MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2011-013 ENTITLED” AN ORDINANCE
IMPOSING SERVICE FEE ON THE APPLICATION FOR AUTHENTICATED
COPIES OF VARIOUS CIVIL REGISTRY DOCUMENTS AT THE MUNICIPAL
CIVIL REGISTRAR’S OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF POLA, PROVINCE
OF ORIENTAL MINDORO”, FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF THE
SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN.
(Date received: 24 February
2011/Ref. No. 123)
FOR:
THE HONORABLE PRESIDING OFFICER
Honorable Presiding Officer:
Referred before the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters on 4 March
2011 is the Copy Of Municipal Ordinance No. 2011-013 entitled” An Ordinance Imposing
Service Fee on the Application for Authenticated Copies of various Civil Registry
Documents at the Municipal Civil Registrar’s Office of the Municipality of Pola, Province of
Oriental Mindoro”, which was received by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan on 24 February
2011. Thus, after thorough review of the same, this committee has the honor to report
before this August Body the following:
1. That, Section 129 of the Local Government Code of 1991 provides as follows:
“Each local government unit shall exercise its power to create its own
sources of revenue and to levy taxes, fees, and charges subject to
the provisions herein, consistent with the basic policy of local
autonomy. Such taxes, fees, and charges shall accrue exclusively to
the local government units”.
2. Section 132 of the same code states that:
“The power to impose a tax, fee, or charge or to generate revenue
under this Code shall be exercised by the sanggunian of the local
government unit concerned through an appropriate ordinance”.
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3. That, per attached documents, a public hearing on Municipal Ordinance No.
2011-03 was conducted by the Committee on Ways and Means of the
Sangguniang Bayan of Pola on 11 February 2011 at the Municipal Plaza,
Municipality of Pola.
4. That, while the enactment of the subject ordinance was within the power of the
Sangguniang Bayan of Pola, and the same was passed in accordance with the
procedure prescribed by law, however, compliance with other related laws,
rules and regulations shall be the responsibility of the Municipality of Pola in the
implementation of Municipal Ordinance No. 2011-03.
5. Finally, the herein committee agreed to approve on committee level Municipal
Ordinance No. 2011-03 of the Municipality of Pola.
Recommendation:
Above premises considered, this committee respectfully recommends before this
August body to pass and approve a RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO.
2011-013 ENTITLED” AN ORDINANCE IMPOSING SERVICE FEE ON THE APPLICATION FOR
AUTHENTICATED COPIES OF VARIOUS CIVIL REGISTRY DOCUMENTS AT THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL
REGISTRAR’S OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF POLA, PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL MINDORO”,
subject to the condition stated under Item No. 4 of this Committee Report.
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HON. ABRAHAM R. ABAS
Chairperson
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HON. FERDINAND THOMAS M. SOLLER
Vice-Chairperson
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MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE:
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HON. ROMEO G. INFANTADO
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HON. RYAN Z. ARAGO
(Acting Vice-Governor)
HON. RAMIL O. DIMAPILIS
After rendering the report, Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the
adoption of the same.
There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
the said Committee Report.
COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND NATURAL RESOURCES
COMMITTEE ON LAWS, ORDINANCES AND LEGAL MATTERS
6. Joint Committee Report No.136-2011 of the Joint Committees of the Committee on
Environmental Protection and Natural Resources, chaired by Honorable Romeo G.
Infantado, and the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters, chaired by the
Honorable Abraham R. Abas, relative to the letter dated 15 March 2011 from Mr. Joel
De Veyra, Chairman, San Isidro Beach Resort Owners Association (SIBROA) submitting
copies of their appeal against Solid Waste Water Treatment Plant (SWTP) and SWTP
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COMMITTEE ON LAWS, ORDINANCES AND LEGAL MATTERS
SUBJECT:
LETTER DATED 15 MARCH 2011 FROM MR. JOEL DE VEYRA, CHAIRMAN,
SAN ISIDRO BEACH RESORT OWNERS ASSOCIATION (SIBROA)
SUBMITTING COPIES OF THEIR APPEAL AGAINST SOLID WASTE WATER
TREATMENT PLANT (SWTP) AND SWTP ENHANCEMENT SUCH AS SABANG
BOULEVARD, PIER, AMONG OTHERS (Date received: 15 March 2011)
FOR:
THE HONORABLE PRESIDING OFFICER
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dear Honorable Presiding Officer:
The subject letter of Mr. Joel De Veyra was referred to the Joint Committees of the
Committee on Environmental Protection and Natural Resources and the Committee on
Ordinances and Legal Matters of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan on 24 March 2011. After
carefully reviewing the same, these Joint Committees have the honor to report before this
Honorable Body the following:
1. That, in accord to the principle of decentralization and the process of local
autonomy, as enshrined in the 1987 Philippine Constitution and, subsequently, under
the Local Government Code of 1991 (R.A. No. 7160), every local government unit,
such as the municipality, has granted political and corporate powers to become
self-reliant;
2. That, Section 17 of the Local Government Code of 1991 provides that:
“(a) Local government units shall endeavor to be self-reliant and shall continue
exercising the powers and discharging the duties and functions currently
vested upon them. They shall also discharge the functions and responsibilities
of national agencies and offices devolved to them pursuant to this Code.
Local government units shall likewise exercise such other powers and
discharge such other functions and responsibilities as are necessary,
appropriate, or incidental to efficient and effective provision of the basic
services and facilities enumerated herein.
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Such basic services and facilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
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Extension and on-site research services and facilities related to
agriculture and fishery activities which include dispersal of livestock
and poultry, fingerlings, and other seeding materials for aquaculture;
palay, corn, and vegetable seed farms; medicinal plant gardens;
fruit tree, coconut, and other kinds of seedling nurseries;
demonstration farms; quality control of copra and improvement and
development of local distribution channels, preferably through
cooperatives; inter-Barangay irrigation system; water and soil
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(viii) Infrastructure facilities intended primarily to service the needs of the
residents of the municipality and which are funded out of municipal
funds including, but not limited to, municipal roads and bridges;
school buildings and other facilities for public elementary and
secondary schools; clinics, health centers and other health facilities
necessary to carry out health services; communal irrigation, small
water impounding projects and other similar projects; fish ports;
artesian wells, spring development, rainwater collectors and water
supply systems; seawalls, dikes, drainage and sewerage, and flood
control; traffic signals and road signs; and similar facilities
(underscoring ours).”
3. That, it is worthy to note that the Sangguniang Panlalawigan’s power over the lower
LGUs is limited only: (1) on the review of their ordinances and resolutions approving
developmental plan of the same; (2) the resolution of boundary disputes and (3)
resolution of administrative cases involving local elective officials. The Sangguniang
Panlalawigan is bereft of any power to meddle or interfere on the affairs of the local
government units.
4. That, these Joint Committees are in accord that the Sangguniang Panlalawigan is
not the proper forum to deliberate and take appropriate action on the appeal of
those who are against the Solid Waste Water Treatment Plant (SWTP) Project being
initiated by the Municipal Government of Puerto Galera.
5. That, these Joint Committees are one in the opinion that it is but proper to respect
the autonomy of the Local Government of Puerto Galera and to give full accord on
the powers vested in it by laws as a political and corporate entity.
6. That, in view of the foregoing reasons, these Joint Committees deem it necessary to
terminate further consideration of the above subject and that the same be marked
as noted in the records of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan.
In view of the above premises, these Joint Committees respectfully recommend to
this Honorable Body to terminate further consideration on the letter of Mr. Joel De Veyra,
Chairperson of the San Isidro Beach Resort Owners Association (SIBROA) relative to their
appeal against Solid Waste Water Treatment Plant (SWTP) Project of the Municipal
Government of Puerto Galera consequently the same shall be marked as noted in the
records of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan. It is also recommended before this August
Body to instruct the Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan that a copy of this
Committee Report be furnished to Mr. Joel De Veyra for his information.
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Chairperson
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Chairperson
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After rendering the report, Board Member Romeo G. Infantado moved for the
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COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND SANITATION
7. Joint Committee Report No.137-2011 of the Joint Committees of the Committee on
Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters, chaired by the Honorable Abraham R. Abas, and
the Committee on Health and Sanitation, chaired by Honorable Romeo G. Infantado,
relative to the 1st Indorsement dated 02 March 2011 from Atty. Larry M. Quinton,
Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan of Bansud, submitting copy of Municipal
Ordinance No. 20, series of 2011 of the Municipality of Bansud, entitled “An ordinance
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SUBJECT:
1ST INDORSEMENT DATED 02 MARCH 2011 FROM ATTY. LARRY M.
QUINTON, SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF BANSUD,
SUBMITTING COPY OF MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 29 SERIES OF 2011
OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF BANSUD, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE
REQUIRING ALL BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT OWNERS/OPERATORS TO
REGISTER THEIR EMPLOYEES/WORKERS AT PHILIPPINE HEALTH INSURANCE
CORPORATION”, FOR REVIEW AND APPROPRIATE ACTION OF THE
SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN (Date received: 04 March 2011/Ref.
No. 143)
FOR:
THE HONORABLE PRESIDING OFFICER
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The subject Municipal Ordinance No. 29 S. 2011 of the Municipality of Bansud was
referred to the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters and the Committee on
Health and Sanitation of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Oriental Mindoro on 10 March
2011 for review and recommendation. Thus, after carefully studying the same, these Joint
Committees have the honor to report before this August Body the following:
1. Section 1 (l) of the Implementing Rules and Regulations of the National Health
Insurance Act of 1995 (RA 7875 as amended by RA 9241) provides that “All citizens
of the Philippines shall be required to enroll in the National Health Insurance Program
in order to avoid adverse selection and social inequity”.
2. In view of the compulsory coverage of Philhealth, the Sangguniang Bayan of
Bansud enacted the subject ordinance to require all business operators to register
their employees at Philhealth.
3. That, Atty. Larry M. Quinton, Secretary to the Sanggunian Bayan of Bansud certified
that Municipal Ordinance No. 028 series of 2011 had been subjected to a public
hearing on 21 October 2010, and based on the same, the said ordinance gained
general social acceptance.
4. Considering that the ordinance carries a penalty clause as provided in SECTION III
thereof, the requirements of posting and publication under Section 511 of the Local
Government Code of 1991 must be fully complied with, to wit:
“Ordinances with penal sanctions shall be posted at prominent
places in the provincial capitol, city, municipal or barangay hall, as
the case may be, for a minimum period of three (3) consecutive
weeks. Such ordinances shall also be published in a newspaper of
general circulation, where available, within the territorial jurisdiction of
the local government unit concerned, except in the case of
barangay ordinances.
Unless otherwise provided therein, said
ordinances shall take effect on the day following its publication, or at
the end of the period of posting, whichever occurs later.”
5. Finally, the Joint Committees agreed that compliance with all existing and
applicable laws, rules and regulations shall be the full responsibility of the
Municipality of Bansud in the implementation of Municipal Ordinance No. 29 S. 2011.
Recommendation:
Above premises considered, these Joint Committees respectfully recommend
before this August body to pass and approve a RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL
ORDINANCE NO. 29 SERIES OF 2011 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF BANSUD, ENTITLED “AN
ORDINANCE REQUIRING ALL BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT OWNERS/OPERATORS TO REGISTER
THEIR EMPLOYEES/WORKERS AT PHILIPPINE HEALTH INSURANCE CORPORATION”, subject to
the conditions stated under Item No. 4 and 5 of this Joint Committee Report.
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Chairperson
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Committee on Health and Sanitation
MEMBERS OF THE JOINT COMMITTEES:
(Acting Vice-Governor)
HON. RAMIL O. DIMAPILIS
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HON. CORAZON F. AGARAP
After rendering the report, Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the
adoption of the same.
There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
the said Joint Committee Report.
8. Joint Committee Report No.138-2011 of the Joint Committees of the Committee on
Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters, chaired by the Honorable Abraham R. Abas, and
the Committee on Health and Sanitation, chaired by the Honorable Romeo G.
Infantado, relative to the letter dated 12 April 2011 from Mr. Igmedio B. Mañibo,
Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod of Calapan, endorsing copy of City
Ordinance No. 07-2011, entitled “An ordinance amending Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and
8 of the City Ordinance No. 13-04, Resolution No. 311, An ordinance prohibiting smoking
in specified places to protect the health and welfare of smokers and non-smokers in
the City of Calapan”.
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COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND SANITATION
SUBJECT:
LETTER DATED 12 APRIL 2011 FROM MR. IGMEDIO B. MAÑIBO,
SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD OF CALAPAN,
ENDORSING COPY OF CITY ORDINANCE NO. 07-2011 ENTITLED “AN
ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 1, 2 ,3, 4, 5, 6 ,7 AND 8 OF THE CITY
ORDINANCE NO. 13-04, RESOLUTION NO. 311, AN ORDINANCE
PROHIBITING SMOKING IN SPECIFIED PLACES TO PROTECT THE HEALTH
AND WELFARE OF SMOKERS AND NON SMOKERS IN THE CITY OF
CALAPAN” FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF THE SANGGUNIANG
PANLALAWIGAN (Date received: 12 April 2011)
FOR:
THE HONORABLE PRESIDING OFFICER
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On 15 April 2011, City Ordinance No. 07-2011 of the City of Calapan was referred to
the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters and Committee on Health and
Sanitation of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan for review and recommendation. After
careful discussion on the same, these Joint Committees have the honor to report before
this August Body the following:
1. That, it is the policy of the State to protect the populace from hazardous
products and promote the right to health and instill health consciousness among
them.
2. That, in support of the said policy, the Congress of the Philippines enacted
Republic Act No. 9211, entitled “An Act Regulating the Packaging, Use, Sale,
Distribution, and Advertisements of Tobacco Products and for other purposes”
also known as “The Tobacco Regulations Act of 2003”.
3. That, pursuant to the General Welfare Clause, the City of Calapan enacted an
ordinance imposing ban on smoking at certain public places and business
establishments as enumerated under Section 3 of City Ordinance No. 07-2011.
4. That, while the enactment of the subject ordinance was within the power of the
Sangguniang Panlungsod of Calapan, and the same was passed in accordance
with the procedure prescribed by law, however, compliance with other related
laws, rules and regulations shall be the responsibility of the City of Calapan in the
implementation of City Ordinance No. 07-2011.
5. Finally, the Joint Committees agreed to approve on committee level City
Ordinance No. 07-2011 of the City of Calapan.
Recommendation:
Based on the foregoing premises, these Joint Committees respectfully recommend
to this August Body to pass and approve a RESOLUTION APPROVING CITY ORDINANCE NO.
07-2011 OF THE CITY OF CALAPAN, subject to compliance with the finding of the Joint
Committees as stated under Item No. 4 of this Joint Committee Report.
(Sgd.)
HON. ABRAHAM R. ABAS
Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
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HON. ROMEO G. INFANTADO
Chairperson
Committee on Health and Sanitation
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HON. FERDINAND THOMAS M. SOLLER
Vice-Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
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After rendering the report, Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the
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There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
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9. Joint Committee Report No.139-2011 of the Joint Committees of the Committee on
Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters, chaired by the Honorable Abraham R. Abas, and
the Committee on Transportation and Communications, chaired by the Honorable
Ferdinand Thomas M. Soller, relative to the letter dated 20 January 2011 from Mr. Allan
Kristian A. Aldover, Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan of Puerto Galera, submitting
copy of Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-16 of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled
“An ordinance regulating motorcycle rental in the Municipality of Puerto Galera”.
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LETTER DATED 20 JANUARY 2011 FROM MR. ALLAN KRISTIAN A.
ALDOVER, SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF PUERTO
GALERA, SUBMITTING COPY OF MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-16
OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE
REGULATING MOTORCYCLE RENTAL IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO
GALERA” FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF THE SANGGUNIANG
PANLALAWIGAN (Date received: 20 January 2011)
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On 25 January 2011, Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-16 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera was referred to the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters and
Committee on Transportation and Communications of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan for
review and recommendation. Thus, after thorough review of the same, these Joint
Committees have the honor to report before this Honorable Body the following:
1. Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-16 of the Municipality of Puerto Galera was enacted
pursuant to Section 447 (a) (5) (v) of the Local Government Code of 1991 which
grants power to the sangguniang bayan to “regulate the operation of
conveyances for hire”.
2. The objective of said ordinance is to promote the safety of both the driver and
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3. Considering that the ordinance carries a penalty clause as provided in SECTION 6
thereof, the requirements of posting and publication under Section 511 of the Local
Government Code of 1991 must be fully complied with, to wit:
Ordinances with penal sanctions shall be posted at prominent places in the
provincial capitol, city, municipal or barangay hall, as the case may be, for
a minimum period of three (3) consecutive weeks. Such ordinances shall
also be published in a newspaper of general circulation, where available,
within the territorial jurisdiction of the local government unit concerned,
except in the case of barangay ordinances. Unless otherwise provided
therein, said ordinances shall take effect on the day following its publication,
or at the end of the period of posting, whichever occurs later.
4. Finally, the Joint Committees agreed that compliance with all existing and
applicable laws, rules and regulations shall be the full responsibility of the
Municipality of Puerto Galera in the implementation of the subject ordinance.
Recommendation:
Based on the foregoing premises, these Joint Committees respectfully recommend
to this August Body to pass and approve a RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL
ORDINANCE NO. 2010-16 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA ENTITLED “AN
ORDINANCE REGULATING MOTORCYCLE RENTAL IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA”
subject to compliance with the findings of the Joint Committees as stated under Items No.
3 and 4 of this Joint Committee Report.
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HON. ABRAHAM R. ABAS
Chairperson
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HON. FERDINAND THOMAS M. SOLLER
Chairperson
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Vice-Chairperson
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HON. MARTIN S. BUENAVENTURA
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HON. RAMIL O. DIMAPILIS
After rendering the report, Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the
adoption of the same.
There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
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Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters, chaired by the Honorable Abraham R. Abas, and
the Committee on Peace and Order, Unification and Reconciliation, chaired by the
Honorable Romeo G. Infantado, relative to the letter dated 20 January 2011 from Mr.
Allan Kristian A. Aldover, Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan of Puerto Galera,
submitting copy of Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-43 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance prohibiting nuisance in the Municipality of Puerto
Galera providing penalties for violation thereof and for other purposes”.
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LETTER DATED 20 JANUARY 2011 FROM MR. ALLAN KRISTIAN A.
ALDOVER, SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF PUERTO
GALERA, SUBMITTING COPY OF MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-43
OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE
PROHIBITING NUISANCE IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA
PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION THEREOF AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES” FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF THE SANGGUNIANG
PANLALAWIGAN (Date received: 20 January 2011)
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On 25 January 2011, Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-43 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera was referred to the Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters and
Committee on Peace and Order of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan for review and
recommendation. Thus, after carefully studying the same, these Joint Committees have
the honor to report before this Honorable Body the following:
1. The enactment of the subject ordinance constitutes a valid exercise of the
police power aimed at promoting the general welfare. Specifically, Section 16
of the Local Government Code of 1991 mandates the local government units to
“promote the health and safety, improve public morals, maintain peace and
order, and preserve the comfort and convenience of their inhabitants” within
their respective territorial jurisdictions.
2. Considering that the ordinance carries a penalty clause as provided in SECTION
4 thereof, the requirements of posting and publication under Section 511 of the
Local Government Code of 1991 must be fully complied with, to wit:
Ordinances with penal sanctions shall be posted at prominent
places in the provincial capitol, city, municipal or barangay hall, as
the case may be, for a minimum period of three (3) consecutive
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Unless otherwise provided therein, said
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the end of the period of posting, whichever occurs later.
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Finally, the Joint Committees agreed that compliance with all existing and
applicable laws, rules and regulations shall be the full responsibility of the
Municipality of Puerto Galera in the implementation of the subject ordinance.
Recommendation:
Based on the above premises, this committee respectfully recommends to this
August Body to pass and approve a RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO.
2010-43 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
NUISANCE IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION
THEREOF AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES” subject to compliance with the requirements of
posting and publication as provided under Section 511 of the Local Government Code of
1991.
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HON. ABRAHAM R. ABAS
Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
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HON. ROMEO G. INFANTADO
Chairperson
Committee on Peace and Order
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HON. FERDINAND THOMAS M. SOLLER
Vice-Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
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HON. MARTIN S. BUENAVENTURA
Vice-Chairperson
Committee on Peace and Order
MEMBERS OF THE JOINT COMMITTEES
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HON. RYAN Z. ARAGO
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HON. ROBERTO L. CONCEPCION
(Unsigned)
HON. PATRICK M. DELA ROSA
(Acting Vice-Governor)
HON. RAMIL O. DIMAPILIS
After rendering the report, Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the
adoption of the same.
There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
the said Joint Committee Report.
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Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters, chaired by Honorable Abraham R. Abas, and the
Committee on Social Services, Women, Children, Family Relations and Elderly, chaired
by Honorable Corazon F. Agarap, relative to the letter dated 20 January 2011 from Mr.
Allan Kristian A. Aldover, Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan of Puerto Galera,
submitting copy of Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-29 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance ensuring the welfare and protection of minors in the
Municipality of Puerto Galera”.
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COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL SERVICES, WOMEN, CHILDREN, FAMILY
RELATIONS AND ELDERLY
SUBJECT:
LETTER DATED 20 JANUARY 2011 FROM MR. ALLAN KRISTIAN A.
ALDOVER, SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF PUERTO
GALERA, SUBMITTING COPY OF MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-29
OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE
ENSURING THE WELFARE AND PROTECTION OF MINORS IN THE
MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA” FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF
THE SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN (Date received: 20 January 2011)
FOR:
THE HONORABLE PRESIDING OFFICER
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On 25 January 2011, Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-29 was referred to the
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters and Committee on Social Services,
Women, Children, Family Relations and Elderly of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan for review
and recommendation. Thus, after thorough study of the same, these Joint Committees
have the honor to report before this Honorable Body the following:
1. That, it is the policy of the State as provided under Section 11, Article 11 of the
Philippine Constitution, that “[T]he state values the dignity of every human
person and guarantees full respect for human rights”;
2. That, likewise Section 13 of the 1987 Constitution provides that, “The State
recognizes the vital role of the youth in nation-building and shall promote and
protect their physical, moral, spiritual, intellectual, and social well-being”;
3. That, Section 16 (General Welfare Clause) of the RA 7160 otherwise known as the
Local Government Code of 1991 states that “Every local government unit shall
exercise the powers expressly granted, those necessarily implied therefrom, as
well as powers necessary, appropriate, or incidental for its efficient and effective
governance, and those which are essential to the promotion of the general
welfare. Within their respective territorial jurisdictions, local government units hall
ensure and support, among other things, the preservation and enrichment of
culture, promote health and safety, enhance the right of the people to a
balance ecology, encourage and support, among other things, the preservation
and enrichment of culture, promote health and safety, enhance the right of the
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appropriate and self-reliant scientific and technological capabilities, improve
public morals, enhance economic prosperity and social justice, promote full
employment among their residents, maintain peace and order, and preserve
the comfort and convenience of their inhabitants;
4. That, the penalties provided under the subject ordinance are within the range of
the penalties provided under Section 447 (a) (1) (iii) of the Local Government
Code of 1991, quoted hereunder:
“The Sangguniang Bayan …shall:
(iii) Approve ordinances imposing a fine not exceeding Two Thousand five
hundred pesos (P2,500.00) or an imprisonment for a period not exceeding six
(6) months, or both in the discretion of the court, for violation of a municipal
ordinance.”
5. That, considering that the ordinance carries a penalty clause, the requirements
of posting and publication under Section 511 of the Local Government Code of
1991 must be fully complied with, to wit:
“Ordinances with penal sanctions shall be posted at prominent places in the
provincial capitol, city, municipal or barangay hall, as the case may be, for a
minimum period of three (3) consecutive weeks. Such ordinances shall also
be published in a newspaper of general circulation, where available, within
the territorial jurisdiction of the local government unit concerned, except in
the case of barangay ordinances. Unless otherwise provided therein, said
ordinances shall take effect on the day following its publication, or at the end
of the period of posting, whichever occurs later”.
6. Finally, while the passage of Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-029 is within the
prescribed powers of the Sangguniang Bayan of Puerto Galera, however,
compliance with all existing and applicable laws, rules and regulations shall be
the full responsibility of the Municipality of Puerto Galera in the implementation of
the subject ordinance.
Recommendation:
Above premises considered, these Joint Committees respectfully recommend to this
Honorable Body to pass and approve a RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE
NO. 2010-29 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE ENSURING
THE WELFARE AND PROTECTION OF MINORS IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA”
subject to compliance with the findings of the Joint Committees as stated under Items No.
5 and 6 of this Joint Committee Report.
(Sgd.)
HON. ABRAHAM R. ABAS
Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
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HON. CORAZON F. AGARAP
Chairperson
Committee on Social Services, Women, Children, Family Relations and Elderly
(Unsigned)
HON. FERDINAND THOMAS M. SOLLER
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HON. RAMIL O. DIMAPILIS
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HON. ROMEO G. INFANTADO
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HON. KERNELL M. ORTEGA
After rendering the report, Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the
adoption of the same.
There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
the said Joint Committee Report.
12. Joint Committee Report No.142-2011 of the Joint Committees of the Committee on
Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters, chaired by Honorable Abraham R. Abas, and the
Committee on Social Services, Women, Children, Family Relations and Elderly, chaired
by Honorable Corazon F. Agarap, relative to the letter dated 20 January 2011 from Mr.
Allan Kristian A. Aldover, Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan of Puerto Galera,
submitting copy of Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-032 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance enacting the Gender and Development (GAD) Code
of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro and mandating the
implementation of a comprehensive and sustainable GAD Program”.
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COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL SERVICES, WOMEN, CHILDREN, FAMILY
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LETTER DATED 20 JANUARY 2011 FROM MR. ALLAN KRISTIAN A.
ALDOVER, SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF PUERTO
GALERA, SUBMITTING COPY OF MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-32
OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE
ENACTING THE GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
(GAD) CODE OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA, ORIENTAL
MINDORO AND MANDATING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A
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On 25 January 2011, Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-32 was referred to the
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters and Committee on Social Services,
Women, Children, Family Relations and Elderly of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan for review
and recommendation. Thus, after thorough study of the same, these Joint Committees
have the honor to report before this Honorable Body the following:
1. That, it is the policy of the State as provided under Section 14, Article 11 of the
1987 Philippine Constitution that “The state recognizes the role of women in
nation-building, and shall ensure the fundamental equality before the law of
women and men”.
2. That, Section 16 (General Welfare Clause) of the same code states that “Every
local government unit shall exercise the powers expressly granted, those
necessarily implied there from, as well as powers necessary, appropriate, or
incidental for its efficient and effective governance, and those which are
essential to the promotion of the general welfare. Within their respective territorial
jurisdictions, local government units hall ensure and support, among other things,
the preservation and enrichment of culture, promote health and safety,
enhance the right of the people to a balance ecology, encourage and support,
among other things, the preservation and enrichment of culture, promote health
and safety, enhance the right of the people to a balanced ecology, encourage
and support the development of appropriate and self-reliant scientific and
technological capabilities, improve public morals, enhance economic prosperity
and social justice, promote full employment among their residents, maintain
peace and order, and preserve the comfort and convenience of their
inhabitants;
3. That, the penalties provided under the subject ordinance are within the range of
the penalties provided under Section 447 (a) (1) (iii) of the Local Government
Code of 1991, quoted hereunder:
The Sangguniang Bayan …shall:
(iii) Approve ordinances imposing a fine not exceeding Two Thousand five
hundred pesos (P2,500.00) or an imprisonment for a period not exceeding six
(6) months, or both in the discretion of the court, for violation of a municipal
ordinance.
4. Considering that the ordinance carries a penalty clause, the requirements of
posting and publication under Section 511 of the Local Government Code of
1991 must be fully complied with, to wit:
“Ordinances with penal sanctions shall be posted at prominent places in
the provincial capitol, city, municipal or barangay hall, as the case may be,
for a minimum period of three (3) consecutive weeks. Such ordinances shall
also be published in a newspaper of general circulation, where available,
within the territorial jurisdiction of the local government unit concerned,
except in the case of barangay ordinances. Unless otherwise provided
therein, said ordinances shall take effect on the day following its publication,
or at the end of the period of posting, whichever occurs later”.
5. That, while the passage of Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-032 was within the
power of the sangguniang bayan concerned, however, compliance with all
existing and applicable laws, rules and regulations shall be the full responsibility
of the Municipality of Puerto Galera in the implementation of the said ordinance.
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Above premises considered, these Joint Committees respectfully recommend to this
Honorable Body to pass and approve a RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE
NO. 2010-32 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE
ENACTING THE GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT AND DEVELOPMENT (GAD) CODE OF THE
MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA, ORIENTAL MINDORO AND MANDATING THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE GAD PROGRAM” subject to
compliance with the findings of the Joint Committees as stated under Items No. 4 and 5 of
this Joint Committee Report.
(Sgd.)
HON. ABRAHAM R. ABAS
Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
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HON. CORAZON F. AGARAP
Chairperson
Committee on Social Services, Women, Children, Family Relations and Elderly
(Unsigned)
HON. FERDINAND THOMAS M. SOLLER
Vice-Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
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HON. FLOR M. DE ROXAS
Chairperson
Committee on Social Services, Women, Children, Family Relations and Elderly
MEMBERS OF THE JOINT COMMITTEES
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HON. RYAN Z. ARAGO
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HON. PATRICK M. DELA ROSA
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HON. RAMIL O. DIMAPILIS
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HON. ROMEO G. INFANTADO
(Sgd.)
HON. KERNELL M. ORTEGA
After rendering the report, Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the
adoption of the same.
There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for adoption of the
said Joint Committee Report.
COMMITTEE ON LAWS, ORDINANCES AND LEGAL MATTERS
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
13. Joint Committee Report No. 143-2011 of the Joint Committees of the Committee on
Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters, chaired by Honorable Abraham R. Abas, and the
Committee on Agriculture, chaired by Honorable Roberto L. Concepcion, relative to
letter dated 16 May 2011 from Honorable Humerlito A. Dolor, Acting Provincial
Governor, requesting for the passage of a resolution authorizing him to enter into
Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) on the establishment of Central Bangus Hatchery
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Technology (MINSCAT) represented by its President, Dr. Jesse T. Zamora, the Local
Government Unit of Bongabong represented by Mayor Hercules A. Umali, and
Congressional Office of the Second District of Oriental Mindoro represented by
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COMMITTEE ON LAWS, ORDINANCES AND LEGAL MATTERS
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
SUBJECT:
LETTER DATED 16 MAY 2011 FROM HON. HUMERLITO A. DOLOR, ACTING
PROVINCIAL GOVERNOR, REQUESTING FOR THE PASSAGE OF SP
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING HIM TO ENTER INTO MEMORANDUM OF
AGREEMENT (MOA) ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF CENTRAL BANGUS
HATCHERY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR ORIENTAL MINDORO, WITH
THE BUREAU OF FISHERIES (BFAR) REPRESENTED BY DIR. EMMANUEL H.
ASIS, MINDORO STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY
(MinSCAT) REPRESENTED BY ITS PRESIDENT, DR. JESSE T. ZAMORA, THE
LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF BONGABONG REPRESENTED BY MAYOR
HERCULES A. UMALI, AND CONGRESSIONAL OFFICE OF THE SECOND
DISTRICT OF ORIENTAL MINDORO REPRESENTED BY CONGRESSMAN
REYNALDO V. UMALI (Date received: 17 May 2011)
FOR:
THE HONORABLE PRESIDING OFFICER
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On 19 May 2011, the subject Memorandum of Agreement was referred to the
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters and Committee on Agriculture of the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan for review and recommendation.
Thus, upon careful
discussion of the same, including all documents attached therewith, these Joint
Committees have the honor to report before this Honorable Body the following:
1. Section 465, (b) (1) (vi) of the Local Government Code of 1991 grants power to
the Provincial Governor to “Represent the province in all its business transactions
and sign in its behalf all bonds, contracts, and obligations, and such other
documents upon authority of the sangguniang panlalawigan or pursuant to law
or ordinance”.
2. Section 17 of the Local Government Code of 1991 states that one of the basic
services and facilities which the province must provide is the provision of
agricultural extension and on-site research services and facilities which include
the . . . animal breeding stations, among others, as well as the transfer of
appropriate technology.
3. That, BFAR-Regional Field Office maintains an experimental station at Naujan,
Oriental Mindoro, which can provide the needed bangus breeder for the
proposed Central Bangus Hatchery at MinSCAT-Bongabong Campus that can
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4. That, the Memorandum of Agreement should contain a stipulation that the
Central Bangus Hatchery and all improvements that will be introduced by BFAR
thereon during the entire duration of the MOA shall become the property of
MinSCAT – Bongabong Campus after termination of the MOA.
5. That, aside from the provision of available resources and services that will ensure
effective implementation of the hatchery project, the allocation of funds for the
PGOM staff in providing technical assistance and other related activities
thereon, and the provision of other equipment such as backhoe relevant to the
construction and implementation of the project, no extra/additional fund shall
be disbursed by the Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro (PGOM) in the
implementation of the subject MOA.
6. That, said Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) was reviewed by Atty. Kristine
Grace L. Suarez, Provincial Legal Officer, and she certified that the same was in
conformity with law, public order and public policy.
Recommendation:
Based on the above premises, these Joint Committees respectfully recommend to
this August Body to pass and approve a RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE HONORABLE
HUMERLITO A. DOLOR, ACTING PROVINCIAL GOVERNOR, TO ENTER INTO MEMORANDUM
OF AGREEMENT (MOA) ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF CENTRAL BANGUS HATCHERY
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR ORIENTAL MINDORO, WITH THE BUREAU OF FISHERIES (BFAR)
REPRESENTED BY DIR. EMMANUEL H. ASIS, MINDORO STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND
TECHNOLOGY (MinSCAT) REPRESENTED BY ITS PRESIDENT, DR. JESSE T. ZAMORA, THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT UNIT OF BONGABONG REPRESENTED BY MAYOR HERCULES A. UMALI, AND
CONGRESSIONAL OFFICE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT OF ORIENTAL MINDORO REPRESENTED
BY CONGRESSMAN REYNALDO V. UMALI subject to the conditions stated under Items No. 4
and 5 of this Joint Committee Report.
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HON. ABRAHAM R. ABAS
Chairperson
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HON. ROBERTO L. CONCEPCION
Chairperson
Committee on Agriculture
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There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
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Ways and Means, chaired by Hon. Roberto L. Concepcion, and Committee on Laws,
Ordinances & Legal Matters, chaired by Hon. Abraham R. Abas, relative to Proposed
Ordinance No. 03-2011, entitled “An ordinance adopting the new schedule of fair
market values of lands and improvements as well as buildings thereon in the Province of
Oriental Mindoro, and for other purposes”.
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COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 144-2011
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My dear Colleagues, I would like to offer an oral Committee Report regarding the
Proposed Ordinance adopting the new schedule of fair market values of lands and
improvements as well as buildings thereon in the Province of Oriental Mindoro, and for
other purposes.
We have conducted public hearings. As regards the First District’ municipalities, we
conducted the hearing at the SP Lounge Area, Provincial Capitol Complex, Calapan City,
and for the Second District, we have conducted the hearing at the Municipality of
Bongabong. During those series of hearings, we have found out that most of the
municipalities were in consonance with the agenda of the Provincial Government
regarding the adjustment of the Schedule of Fair Market Values within the province. They
have agreed and they were willing to adjust the Fair Market Values.
In addition, they were also requesting for the enactment a tax amnesty ordinance
for the condonation of interest and surcharges of tax delinquencies.
Notably, during the deliberation of the Members of the Joint Committees, it was
agreed upon that the uniform increase of fifty percent (50%) shall be applied based on the
current fair market values authorized per 2006 general revision of assessment. The said
increase shall be applied to all municipalities regardless of income classifications.
With that, the Joint Committees of the Committee on Ways and Means and the
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters, would like to submit this report and we
move for the inclusion of this ordinance for second reading. Further, we would like to
recommend that an “Ordinance adopting the New Schedule of Fair Market Values of
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There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
the said Joint Committee Report.
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Laws, Ordinances & Legal Matters, chaired by Hon. Abraham R. Abas, and Committee
on Ways & Means, chaired by Hon. Roberto L. Concepcion, relative to Proposed
Ordinance No. 06-2011, entitled “Ordinance declaring real property tax amnesty on all
lands and other real property situated within the territorial jurisdiction of the Province of
Oriental Mindoro, providing exceptions thereof and for other purposes”.
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COMMITTEE ON LAWS, ORDINANCES AND LEGAL MATTERS
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS
SUBJECT:
PROPOSED PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 06-2011, ENTITLED
“ORDINANCE DECLARING REAL PROPERTY TAX AMNESTY ON ALL LAND
AND OTHER REAL PROPERTY SITUATED WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL
JURISDICTION OF THE PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL MINDORO, PROVIDING
EXCEPTIONS THEREOF AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES”
FOR:
THE HONORABLE PRESIDING OFFICER
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On 5 May 2011, Proposed Provincial Ordinance No. 06-2011 was referred to the
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters and Committee on Ways and Means
of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan for review and recommendation. After careful review
of the provisions of said ordinance, during the conduct of public hearing held on 6 May
2011 at the SP Lounge Area, Capitol Complex, Calapan City and on 27 May 2011 at Brgy.
Aplaya, Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro, these Joint Committees have the honor to report
before this August Body the following:
1. Section 129 of the Local Government Code of 1991 provides that “Local
government units may, through an ordinance duly approved, grant tax
exemptions, incentives or reliefs under such terms and conditions as they may
deem necessary”.
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According to Ms. Paz P .Fortunato, Provincial Treasurer, the grand total of
delinquencies for the entire province, with the exception of Calapan City, as of
December 2010 is 82,200,697.87 million pesos, broken down as follows:
2.1. 24,855,643.33 representing basic tax
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Under Section 5. Kind and Extent of Tax Amnesty or Relief, the Joint Committees
are in one position that the percentage of condonation shall be full (100%),
irrespective of the number of years of delinquency.
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All penalties shall be condoned only upon lump sum payment of total basic and
special education fund taxes. In relation to those who cannot pay lump sum as
called for by the proposed ordinance, Ms. Paz P. Fortunato suggested to include
a provision concerning compromise agreement.
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After the tax amnesty period which shall commence from 1 July 2011 up to 31
December 2011, the delinquent real properties shall go through the normal
course of enforcing tax collection which is through public auction.
Recommendation:
Above premises considered, these Joint Committees respectfully recommend to this
August Body to pass and approve Provincial Ordinance No. 06-2011, entitled “Ordinance
declaring real property tax amnesty on all lands and other real property situated within the
territorial jurisdiction of the Province of Oriental Mindoro, providing exceptions thereof and
for other purposes”, subject to the findings of the Joint Committees and suggestion of the
Provincial Treasurer mentioned in this Joint Committee Report.
(Sgd.)
HON. ABRAHAM R. ABAS
Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
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HON. ROBERTO L. CONCEPCION
Chairperson
Committee on Ways and Means
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HON. FERDINAND THOMAS M. SOLLER
Vice-Chairperson
Committee on Laws, Ordinances and Legal Matters
Committee on Ways and Means
MEMBERS OF THE JOINT COMMITTEES:
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HON. RYAN Z. ARAGO
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HON. MARTIN S. BUENAVENTURA
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HON. RAMIL O. DIMAPILIS
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HON. ROMEO G. INFANTADO
After rendering the report, Board Member Roberto L. Concepcion moved for the
adoption of the same.
There being no objection, the Honorable Presiding Officer ruled for the adoption of
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CALENDAR OF BUSINESS
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS
BUSINESS FOR THE DAY
SECOND READING
1. Resolution approving Supplemental Budget No. 1 of the Municipality of Gloria,
amounting to Six Million Eight Hundred Forty-Five Thousand Three Hundred Twenty-Three
Pesos and 91/100 (P6,845,323.91), passed under Appropriation Ordinance No. 01, series
of 2011 dated 28 March 2011.
Board Member Romeo G. Infantado and Board Member Martin S. Buenaventura
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Municipality of Gloria, amounting to Six Million Eight Hundred Forty-Five Thousand Three
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Hundred Twenty-Three Pesos and 91/100 (P6,845,323.91), passed under Appropriation
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Ordinance No. 01, series of 2011 dated 28 March 2011, subject to the conditions stipulated
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Board Member Corazon F. Agarap and Board Member Ryan Z. Arago jointly
seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved on second reading and
calendared the same on third reading.
2. Resolution approving Supplemental Budget No. 1 of the Municipality of San Teodoro,
amounting to Four Million Three Hundred Seventy-Eight Thousand Eighty-Eight Pesos and
17/100 (P4,378,088.17), passed under Appropriation Ordinance No. 1-2011 dated 11
April 2011.
Board Member Romeo G. Infantado, Board Member Ryan Z. Arago, Board Member
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seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved on second reading and
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3. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-02, entitled “An ordinance
creating the Municipal Housing Board of San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro, defining its
functions pursuant to Executive Order No. 708, series of 2008 and for other purposes”.
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No. 708, series of 2008 and for other purposes”, subject to the conditions stipulated in the
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Committee Report, on second reading and that the same be calendared for third reading.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the passage of a resolution approving
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4. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-052 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance adopting the coding scheme in the schedule of
renewal of business permit in the Municipality of Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro and
providing incentives thereof”.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the passage of a resolution approving
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the Municipality of Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro and providing incentives thereof”,
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5. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2011-013, entitled “An ordinance
imposing service fee on the application for authenticated copies of various civil registry
documents at the Municipal Civil Registrar’s Office of the Municipality of Pola, Province
of Oriental Mindoro”, subject to the conditions stipulated in the Committee Report.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the passage of a resolution approving
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6. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 29, series of 2011, of the Municipality of
Bansud, entitled “An ordinance requiring all business establishment owners/operators to
register their employees/workers at Philippine Health Insurance Corporation”.
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7. Resolution approving City Ordinance No. 07-2011, entitled “An ordinance amending
sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 of the City Ordinance No. 13-04, Resolution No. 311, An
ordinance prohibiting smoking in specified places to protect the health and welfare of
smokers and non-smokers in the City of Calapan, subject to the conditions stipulated in
the Joint Committee Report.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the passage of a resolution approving
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“In support of the said policy, the Congress of the Philippines enacted Republic
Act No. 9211 entitled “An act regulating the packaging, use, sale, distribution
and advertisement of tobacco product and for other purposes, also known as
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“Whereas, scientific evidence has shown that second hand smoke kills and
there are no safety level of exposure to second hand smoke and that even…
period of exposure are harmful.
Whereas, an increasing number of Filipinos, our constituents, dying… caused by
the smoking and second hand smoke such as stroke, heart disease, lung
disease, various work of cancers and health issues due to tobacco…….
productivity loses and contribute significantly in the loss of income and
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Prior to his ruling on the said motion, the Honorable Temporary Presiding Officer
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prohibition of smoking in public places as it does not only protecting the health and
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As such, he said that the freedom to smoke remains there but only
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Upon reiteration of the motion of the Honorable Ryan Z. Arago, the Honorable
Temporary Presiding Officer then ruled that the matter be put to vote.
The following voted for the approval of the subject city ordinance on second
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approval of the said legislative measure of the City of Calapan.
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Thus, with eleven (11) votes against one (1), the City Ordinance No. 07-2011, entitled
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“An ordinance amending sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 of the City Ordinance No. 13-04,
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Resolution No. 311, An ordinance prohibiting smoking in specified places to protect the
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health and welfare of smokers and non-smokers in the City of Calapan, subject to the
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conditions stipulated in the Joint Committee Report, was approved on second reading
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8. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-16 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance regulating motorcycle rental in the Municipality of
Puerto Galera”.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the passage of a resolution approving
Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-16 of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An
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ordinance regulating motorcycle rental in the Municipality of Puerto Galera”, subject to
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the conditions stipulated in the Joint Committee Report on second reading and that the
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Board Member Ryan Z. Arago duly seconded the motion.
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There being no objection, the motion was approved on second reading and
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9. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-43 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance prohibiting nuisance in the Municipality of Puerto
Galera providing penalties for violation thereof and for other purposes”.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the passage of a resolution approving
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Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-43 of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An
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ordinance prohibiting nuisance in the Municipality of Puerto Galera providing penalties for
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violation thereof and for other purposes”, subject to the conditions stipulated in the Joint
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Committee Report, on second reading and that the same be calendared for third reading.
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Board Member Ryan Z. Arago duly seconded the motion.
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There being no objection, the motion was approved on second reading and
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10. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-29 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance ensuring the welfare and protection of minors in the
Municipality of Puerto Galera”.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the passage of a resolution approving
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Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-29 of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An
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ordinance ensuring the welfare and protection of minors in the Municipality of Puerto
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Galera”, subject to the conditions stipulated in the Joint Committee Report, on second
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reading and that the same be calendared for third reading.
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11. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-032 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance enacting the Gender and Development (GAD) Code
of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro and mandating the
implementation of a comprehensive and sustainable GAD Program”, subject to the
conditions stipulated in the Joint Committee Report.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the passage of a resolution approving
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Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-032 of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An
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ordinance enacting the Gender and Development (GAD) Code of the Municipality of
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Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro and mandating the implementation of a comprehensive
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and sustainable GAD Program”, subject to the conditions stipulated in the Joint Committee
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Report, on second reading and that the same be calendared for third reading.
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12. Resolution authorizing the Honorable Humerlito A. Dolor, in his capacity as Acting
Provincial Governor, to enter into Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), on behalf of the
Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro, with the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic
Resources (BFAR), represented by Dir. Emmanuel H. Asis; Mindoro State College of
Agriculture and Technology (MINSCAT), represented by its President, Dr. Jesse T.
Zamora; the Local Government Unit of Bongabong, represented by Mayor Hercules A.
Umali; and, Congressional Office of the Second District of Oriental Mindoro,
represented by Congressman Reynaldo V. Umali, relative to the establishment of
Central Bangus Hatchery Development Program for the Province of Oriental Mindoro.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas moved for the passage of a resolution authorizing
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the Honorable Humerlito A. Dolor, in his capacity as Acting Provincial Governor, to enter
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into Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), on behalf of the Provincial Government of
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Oriental Mindoro, with the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), represented
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by Dir. Emmanuel H. Asis; Mindoro State College of Agriculture and Technology (MINSCAT),
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represented by its President, Dr. Jesse T. Zamora; the Local Government Unit of
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Bongabong, represented by Mayor Hercules A. Umali; and, Congressional Office of the
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Second District of Oriental Mindoro, represented by Congressman Reynaldo V. Umali,
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relative to the establishment of Central Bangus Hatchery Development Program for the
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Report, on second reading and that the same be calendared for third reading.
subject to the conditions stipulated in the Joint Committee
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Board Member Ryan Z. Arago duly seconded the motion.
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There being no objection, the motion was approved on second reading and
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13. An Ordinance Adopting the New Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and
Improvements as well as Buildings thereon in the Province of Oriental Mindoro, and For
Other Purposes.
On mass sponsorship of all Members present, upon motion of the Honorable Romeo
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G. Infantado, the Provincial Board enacted an “ordinance Adopting the New Schedule of
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Fair Market Values of Lands and Improvements as well as Buildings thereon in the Province
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of Oriental Mindoro, and For Other Purposes” on second reading and the same was
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14. An Ordinance Declaring Real Property Tax Amnesty on all Land and other Real Property
situated within the Territorial Jurisdiction of the Province of Oriental Mindoro, Providing
Exceptions Thereof and for other purposes.
On mass sponsorship of all Members present, upon motion of the Honorable Romeo
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G. Infantado, the Provincial Board enacted an Ordinance Declaring Real Property Tax
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Amnesty on all Land and other Real Property situated within the Territorial Jurisdiction of the
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Province of Oriental Mindoro, Providing Exceptions Thereof and for other purposes on
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second reading and calendared the same on third reading.
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It shall be noted that prior to the ruling of the Honorable Temporary Presiding Officer,
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the Honorable Ryan Z. Arago offered amendment on the subject ordinance particularly
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provision under Section 7 paragraph c thereof by deleting the phrase “provided the same
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are all registered under his name”. According to him, by deleting such provision payments
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of delinquent taxes can be accommodated even through the proxies of the real owners of
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The Honorable Temporary Presiding Officer reminded the Honorable Ryan Z. Arago
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that during the pre-session conference, the Provincial Board agreed that the subject
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ordinance is to be approved and that all the amendments or modification shall be
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The Honorable Ryan Z. Arago argued that during the caucus, it was not raised
instead the same was tackled during one of the hearings; hence, the said manifestation.
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The Honorable Temporary Presiding Officer then thanked the Honorable Ryan Z.
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Arago for his manifestation and that the same was well noted and shall be taken or
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considered in the finalization of the subject ordinance.
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In accord with the manifestation of the Honorable Presiding Officer, the Honorable
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Romeo G. Infantado then directed the Secretariat to take note of the manifestation of the
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15. Resolution confirming the 18th Batch of Scholars for School Year 2011-2012 under the
Oriental Mindoro Integrated Scholarship of the Provincial Government of Oriental
Mindoro.
On mass sponsorship of all Members present, upon motion of the Honorable Flor M.
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De Roxas, the Provincial Board approved the passage of a resolution confirming the 18th
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Batch of Scholars for School Year 2011-2012 under the Oriental Mindoro Integrated
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Scholarship of the Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro on second reading and
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16. Resolution authorizing the Honorable Humerlito A. Dolor, Acting Provincial Governor, to
enter into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with a reputable organization for the
third party review of the Organizational Improvement Plan of the Provincial
Government of Oriental Mindoro.
Board Member Ramil O. Dimapilis moved for the passage of a resolution authorizing
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the Honorable Humerlito A. Dolor, Acting Provincial Governor, to enter into a
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Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with a reputable organization for the third party
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review of the Organizational Improvement Plan of the Provincial Government of Oriental
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Mindoro on second reading and that the same be calendared for third reading.
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Board Member Gideon B. Abuel and Board Member Flor M. De Roxas jointly
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There being no objection, the motion was approved on second reading and
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17. Ordinance enacting the Supplemental Budget No. 03-2011 for Fiscal Year 2011 of the
Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro in the amount of One Million Four Hundred
Fifty Thousand Pesos (P1,450,000.00).
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On mass sponsorship of all Members present, upon motion of the Honorable Romeo
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G. Infantado, the Provincial Board enacted an ordinance enacting the Supplemental
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Budget No. 03-2011 for Fiscal Year 2011 of the Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro in
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the amount of One Million four Hundred Fifty Million Pesos (P1,450,000.00) on second
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reading and calendared the same on third reading.
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18. Resolution authorizing the Honorable Acting Provincial Governor Humerlito A. Dolor to
enter into a Talaan ng Kasunduan with the Scholarship Grantees from Indigenous
Community concerning the implementation of the Oriental Mindoro Integrated
Scholarship Program for SY 2011-2012.
On mass sponsorship of all Members present, upon motion of the Honorable Flor M.
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De Roxas, the Provincial Board approved the passage of a resolution authorizing the
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Honorable Acting Provincial Governor Humerlito A. Dolor to enter into a Talaan ng
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Kasunduan with the Scholarship Grantees from Indigenous Community concerning the
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implementation of the Oriental Mindoro Integrated Scholarship Program for SY 2011-2012
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on second reading and calendared the same on third reading.
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19. Ordinance authorizing the utilization of Actual and Projected Personal Services Savings
from vacancies to augment the appropriation for the Wages of Casual and
Contractual Personnel of the PGOM in the amount of One Million Six Hundred Fifty Pesos
(P1,650,000.00).
On mass sponsorship of all Members present, upon motion of the Honorable Romeo
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Actual and Projected Personal Services Savings from vacancies to augment the
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appropriation for the Wages of Casual and Contractual Personnel of the PGOM in the
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amount of One Million Six Hundred Fifty Pesos (P1,650,000.00) on second reading and
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1. Resolution approving Supplemental Budget No. 1 of the Municipality of Gloria,
amounting to Six Million Eight Hundred Forty-Five Thousand Three Hundred Twenty-Three
Pesos and 91/100 (P6,845,323.91), passed under Appropriation Ordinance No. 01, series
of 2011 dated 28 March 2011
Board Member Romeo G. Infantado, with Board Member Martin S. Buenaventura,
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moved for the passage of a resolution approving Supplemental Budget No. 1 of the
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Hundred Twenty-Three Pesos and 91/100 (P6,845,323.91), passed under Appropriation
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Board Member Corazon F. Agarap, Board Member Ryan Z. Arago and Board
Member Flor M. De Roxas jointly seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
RESOLUTION NO. 1203-2011
RESOLUTION APPROVING GENERAL FUND SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET NO. 1 OF THE
MUNICIPALITY OF GLORIA, APPROPRIATING THE AMOUNT OF SIX MILLION EIGHT HUNDRED
FORTY-FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE PESOS AND 91/100 (P6,845,323.91),
PASSED UNDER APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 01, SERIES OF 2011, DATED 28 MARCH
2011
On joint motion of Hon. Romeo G. Infantado and Hon. Martin S. Buenaventura,
jointly seconded by Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Corazon F. Agarap and Hon. Flor M. De
Roxas, be it;
RESOLVED, to approve, as it is hereby approving General Fund Supplemental
Budget No. 1 of the Municipality of Gloria, appropriating the amount of Six Million Eight
Hundred Forty-Five Thousand Three Hundred Twenty-Three Pesos and 91/100
(P6,845,323.91), passed under Appropriation Ordinance No. 01, series of 2011, dated 28
March 2011, subject to compliance on the following conditions:
1. The disbursement of appropriation for Property Plant and Equipment – Motor
Vehicles in the Office of the Municipal Mayor amounting to P1,300,000.00 shall be
subject to the provisions of Administrative Order No. 233 dated August 1, 2008.
2. The appropriations for development programs/projects/activities
consistent with the Annual Investment Program of the Municipality.
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provisions of the Municipal Appropriation Ordinance and existing COA rules and
regulations.
Compliance with the above conditions and other pertinent rules and regulation is
the responsibility of the local government unit.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the Municipal Mayor,
the Sangguniang Bayan, thru its Secretary to the Sanggunian, the Municipal Budget
Officer, all of the Municipality of Gloria, and the Provincial Budget Officer, this province, for
their information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
2. Resolution approving Supplemental Budget No. 1 of the Municipality of San Teodoro,
amounting to Four Million Three Hundred Seventy-Eight Thousand Eighty-Eight Pesos and
17/100 (P4,378,088.17), passed under Appropriation Ordinance No. 1-2011 dated 11
April 2011.
Board Member Romeo G. Infantado, with Board Member Ryan Z. Arago, Board
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of a resolution approving Supplemental Budget No. 1 of the Municipality of San Teodoro,
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Board Member Gideon B. Abuel and Board Member Flor M. De Roxas jointly
seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
RESOLUTION NO. 1204-2011
RESOLUTION APPROVING GENERAL FUND SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET NO. 1 OF THE
MUNICIPALITY OF SAN TEODORO, APPROPRIATING THE AMOUNT OF FOUR MILLION THREE
HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT THOUSAND EIGHTY-EIGHT PESOS AND 17/100 (P4,378,088.17),
PASSED UNDER APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 1-2011, DATED 11 APRIL 2011
On joint motion of Hon. Romeo G. Infantado, Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Abraham R.
Abas and Hon. Kernell M. Ortega, jointly seconded by Hon. Flor M. De Roxas and Hon.
Gideon B. Abuel, be it;
RESOLVED, to approve, as it is hereby approving General Fund Supplemental
Budget No. 1 of the Municipality of San Teodoro, appropriating the amount of Four Million
Three Hundred Seventy-Eight Thousand Eighty-Eight Pesos and 17/100 (P4,378,088.17),
passed under Appropriation Ordinance No. 1-2011, dated 11 April 2011, subject to
compliance on the following conditions:
1. The appropriation for Donations in the Office of the Municipal Social Welfare &
Development amounting to P125,000.00 shall be subject to the provisions of
Section 335 of R.A. 7160 which states that:
“No public money or property shall be appropriated or applied for religious or
private purposes.”
Likewise, the same shall not be used for payment of salaries and other
remuneration of personnel.
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The disbursement of appropriation for Property Plant and Equipment – Motor
Vehicles in the Office of the Municipal Mayor amounting to P1,280,000.00 shall be
subject to the provisions of Administrative Order No. 233 dated August 1, 2008.
3. The granting and disbursement of appropriations provided under the Personal
Services, MOOE and Property Plant and Equipment categories in the General Fund
and Special Accounts shall be in accordance with pertinent implementing
guidelines and COA rules and regulations.
4. The Object of Expenditures as embodied in the appropriation ordinance shall be
consistent and in accord with the approved Local Development Plan and Annual
Investment Plan of the LGU.
Compliance with previous and current year disallowances and conditions
imposed on the reviewed budgets is the responsibility of the local government
unit.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the Municipal Mayor,
the Sangguniang Bayan, thru its Secretary to the Sanggunian, the Municipal Budget
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the passage of a resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-02, entitled “An
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ordinance creating the Municipal Housing Board of San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro,
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defining its functions pursuant to Executive Order No. 708, series of 2008 and for other
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3. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-02, entitled “An ordinance
creating the Municipal Housing Board of San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro, defining its
functions pursuant to Executive Order No. 708, series of 2008 and for other purposes”.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas, with Board Member Ramil O. Dimapilis, moved for
Board Member Ryan Z. Arago, Board Member Gideon B. Abuel and Board Member
Kernell M. Ortega jointly seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
RESOLUTION NO. 1205-2011
RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-02 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
SAN TEODORO, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE MUNICIPAL HOUSING BOARD OF
SAN TEODORO, ORIENTAL MINDORO, DEFINING ITS FUNCTIONS PURSUANT TO EXECUTIVE
ORDER NO. 708, S. 2008, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES”
On joint motion of Hon. Abraham R. Abas and Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis, jointly
seconded by Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Gideon B. Abuel and Hon. Kernell M. Ortega, be it;
RESOLVED, to approve, as it is hereby approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-02
of the Municipality of San Teodoro, entitled “An ordinance creating the Municipal Housing
Board of San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro, defining its functions pursuant to Executive Order
No. 708, s. 2008, and for other purposes”, subject to the following conditions:
1. That, in the exercise of its powers and function which are specifically mentioned in
the subject ordinance, the local government unit concerned shall be guided by
the provisions of Republic Act 7279 otherwise known as the Urban Development
and Housing Act of 1992, particularly Sections 27, 28, 29, and 30.
2. That, the penalties mentioned under Section 13 of the subject ordinance need not
be stated therein considering that the offense sought to be punished is already
punishable under Book I, Title Two, Chapter 4 of the Local Government Code and
under the penalty clause of RA 7279.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the Municipal Mayor
and Sangguniang Bayan, thru its Secretary to the Sanggunian, all of the Municipality of San
Teodoro, for their information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
4. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-052 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance adopting the coding scheme in the schedule of
renewal of business permit in the Municipality of Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro and
providing incentives thereof”.
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Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An ordinance adopting the coding scheme in the
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schedule of renewal of business permit in the Municipality of Puerto Galera, Oriental
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Board Member Ryan Z. Arago, Board Member Gideon B. Abuel and Board Member
Kernell M. Ortega duly seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
RESOLUTION NO. 1206-2011
RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-052 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
PUERTO GALERA, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE CODING SCHEME IN THE
SCHEDULE OF RENEWAL OF BUSINESS PERMIT IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA,
ORIENTAL MINDORO AND PROVIDING INCENTIVES THEREOF”
On joint motion of Hon. Abraham R. Abas, with Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis, jointly
seconded by Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Gideon B. Abuel and Hon. Kernell M. Ortega, be it;
RESOLVED, to approve, as it is hereby approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-052
of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An ordinance adopting the coding scheme
in the schedule of renewal of business permit in the Municipality of Puerto Galera, Oriental
Mindoro and providing incentives thereof”, subject to the condition that compliance with
all existing and applicable laws, rules and regulations shall be the full responsibility of the
LGU in the implementation of the said ordinance.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the Municipal Mayor
and Sangguniang Bayan, thru its Secretary to the Sanggunian, all of the Municipality of
Puerto Galera, for their information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
5. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2011-013, entitled “An ordinance
imposing service fee on the application for authenticated copies of various civil registry
documents at the Municipal Civil Registrar’s Office of the Municipality of Pola, Province
of Oriental Mindoro”.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas, with Board Member Ramil O. Dimapilis, moved
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for the passage of a resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2011-013, entitled “An
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ordinance imposing service fee on the application for authenticated copies of various civil
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registry documents at the Municipal Civil Registrar’s Office of the Municipality of Pola,
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Board Member Ryan Z. Arago, Board Member Gideon B. Abuel and Board Member
Kernell M. Ortega jointly seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
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RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2011-013 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
POLA, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE IMPOSING SERVICE FEE ON APPLICATION FOR
AUTHENTICATED COPIES OF VARIOUS CIVIL REGISTRY DOCUMENTS AT THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL
REGISTRAR’S OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF POLA, PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL MINDORO”
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the passage of a resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 29, series of 2011, of the
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Municipality of Bansud, entitled “An ordinance requiring all business establishment
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owners/operators to register their employees/workers at Philippine Health Insurance
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On joint motion of Hon. Abraham R. Abas and Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis, jointly
seconded by Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Gideon B. Abuel and Hon. Kernell M. Ortega, be it;
RESOLVED, to approve, as it is hereby approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2011-013
of the Municipality of Pola, entitled “An ordinance imposing service fee on application for
authenticated copies of various civil registry documents at the Municipal Civil Registrar’s
Office of the Municipality of Pola, Province of Oriental Mindoro”, subject to the condition
that compliance with existing relevant laws, rules and regulations shall be the responsibility
of the LGU in the implementation of the said ordinance.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the Municipal Mayor
and Sangguniang Bayan, thru its Secretary to the Sanggunian, all of the Municipality of
Pola, for their information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
6. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 29, series of 2011, of the Municipality of
Bansud, entitled “An ordinance requiring all business establishment owners/operators to
register their employees/workers at Philippine Health Insurance Corporation”.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas, with Board Member Ramil O. Dimapilis, moved for
Board Member Ryan Z. Arago, Board Member Gideon B. Abuel and Board Member
Kernell M. Ortega jointly seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
RESOLUTION NO. 1208-2011
RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 29, SERIES OF 2011, OF THE
MUNICIPALITY OF BANSUD, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING ALL BUSINESS
ESTABLISHMENT OWNERS/OPERATORS TO REGISTER THEIR EMPLOYEES/WORKERS AT
PHILIPPINE HEALTH INSURANCE CORPORATION”
On joint motion of Hon. Abraham R. Abas and Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis, jointly
seconded by Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Gideon B. Abuel and Hon. Kernell M. Ortega, be it;
RESOLVED, to approve, as it is hereby approving Municipal Ordinance No. 29, series
of 2011, of the Municipality of Bansud, entitled “An ordinance requiring all business
establishment owners/operators to register their employees/workers at Philippine Health
Insurance Corporation”, subject to the following conditions:
1. The requirements of posting and publication under Section 511 of the Local
Government Code of 1991 must be fully complied with.
2. Compliance with all existing and applicable laws, rules and regulations shall be
the full responsibility of the LGU in the implementation of the said ordinance.
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RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the Municipal Mayor
and Sangguniang Bayan, thru its Secretary to the Sanggunian, all of the Municipality of
Bansud, for their information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
7. Resolution approving City Ordinance No. 07-2011, entitled “An ordinance amending
Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 of the City Ordinance No. 13-04, Resolution No. 311, An
ordinance prohibiting smoking in specified places to protect the health and welfare of
smokers and non-smokers in the City of Calapan.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas, with Board Member Romeo G. Infantado, moved
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Board Member Kernell M. Ortega, Board Member Flor M. De Roxas, Board Member
Ryan Z. Arago and Board Member Romeo G. Infantado jointly seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
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RESOLUTION APPROVING CITY ORDINANCE NO. 07-2011 OF THE CITY OF CALAPAN, ENTITLED
“AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, AND 8 OF THE CITY ORDINANCE
NO. 13-04, RESOLUTION NO. 311, AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING SMOKING IN SPECIFIED
PLACES TO PROTECT THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF SMOKERS AND NON-SMOKERS IN THE
CITY OF CALAPAN”
On joint motion of Hon. Abraham R. Abas and Hon. Romeo G. Infantado, jointly
seconded by Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Flor M. De Roxas, Hon. Gideon B. Abuel and Hon.
Kernell M. Ortega, be it;
RESOLVED, to approve, as it is hereby approving City Ordinance No. 07-2011 of the
City of Calapan, entitled “An ordinance amending sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 of the
City Ordinance No. 13-04, Resolution No. 311, An ordinance prohibiting smoking in
specified places to protect the health and welfare of smokers and non-smokers in the City
of Calapan”, subject to the condition that compliance with existing relevant laws, rules
and regulations shall be the responsibility of the LGU in the implementation of the said
ordinance.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the City Mayor and
Sangguniang Panlungsod, thru its Secretary to the Sanggunian, all of the City of Calapan,
for their information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
8. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-16 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance regulating motorcycle rental business in the Municipality
of Puerto Galera”.
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There being no objection, the motion was approved.
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RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-16 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
PUERTO GALERA, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE REGULATING MOTORCYCLE RENTAL BUSINESS
IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA”
On joint motion of Hon. Abraham R. Abas and Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis, jointly
seconded by Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Gideon B. Abuel and Hon. Kernell M. Ortega, be it;
RESOLVED, to approve, as it is hereby approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-16
of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An ordinance regulating motorcycle rental
business in the Municipality of Puerto Galera”, subject to the following conditions:
1. The requirements of posting and publication under Section 511 of the Local
Government Code of 1991 must be fully complied with.
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Compliance with all existing and applicable laws, rules and regulations shall be
the full responsibility of the LGU in the implementation of the subject ordinance.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the Municipal Mayor
and Sangguniang Bayan, thru its Secretary to the Sanggunian, all of the Municipality of
Puerto Galera, for their information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
9. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-43 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance prohibiting nuisance in the Municipality of Puerto
Galera providing penalties for violation thereof and for other purposes”.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas, with Board Member Ramil O. Dimapilis, moved
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Kernell M. Ortega jointly seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
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RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-43 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
PUERTO GALERA, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING NUISANCE IN THE MUNICIPALITY
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On joint motion of Hon. Abraham R. Abas and Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis, jointly
seconded by Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Gideon B. Abuel and Hon. Kernell M. Ortega, be it;
RESOLVED, to approve, as it is hereby approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-43
of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An ordinance prohibiting nuisance in the
Municipality of Puerto Galera providing penalties for violation thereof and for other
purposes”, subject to the following conditions:
1. That, compliance with requirements of posting and publication as provided under
Section 511(a) of the Local Government Code of 1991 shall be the responsibility of
the LGU.
2. That, compliance of existing relevant laws, rules and regulations shall be the
responsibility of the LGU in the implementation of this ordinance.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the Municipal Mayor
and Sangguniang Bayan, thru its Secretary to the Sanggunian, all of the Municipality of
Puerto Galera, for their information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
10. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-29 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance ensuring the welfare and protection of minors in the
Municipality of Puerto Galera”
Board Member Abraham R. Abas, with Board Member Ramil O. Dimapilis, moved for
Board Member Ryan Z. Arago, Board Member Gideon B. Abuel and Board Member
Kernell M. Ortega jointly seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
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RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-29 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
PUERTO GALERA, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE ENSURING THE WELFARE AND PROTECTION OF
MINORS IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA”
On joint motion of Hon. Abraham R. Abas and Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis, jointly
seconded by Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Gideon B. Abuel and Hon. Kernell M. Ortega, be it;
RESOLVED, to approve, as it is hereby approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-29
of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An ordinance ensuring the welfare and
protection of minors in the Municipality of Puerto Galera”, subject to the following
conditions:
1. The requirements of posting and publication under Section 511 of the Local
Government Code of 1991 must be fully complied with.
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the full responsibility of the LGU in the implementation of the subject ordinance.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the Municipal Mayor
and Sangguniang Bayan, thru its Secretary to the Sanggunian, all of the Municipality of
Puerto Galera, for their information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
11. Resolution approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-032 of the Municipality of Puerto
Galera, entitled “An ordinance enacting the Gender and Development (GAD) Code
of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro and mandating the
implementation of a comprehensive and sustainable GAD Program”.
Board Member Abraham R. Abas, with Board Member Ramil O. Dimapilis, moved
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RESOLUTION APPROVING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2010-032 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
PUERTO GALERA, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE ENACTING THE GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT
(GAD) CODE OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF PUERTO GALERA, ORIENTAL MINDORO AND
MANDATING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE GAD
PROGRAM”
On joint motion of Hon. Abraham R. Abas and Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis, jointly
seconded by Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Gideon B. Abuel and Hon. Kernell M. Ortega, be it;
RESOLVED, to approve, as it is hereby approving Municipal Ordinance No. 2010-032
of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, entitled “An ordinance enacting the Gender and
Development (GAD) Code of the Municipality of Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro and
mandating the implementation of a comprehensive and sustainable GAD Program”,
subject to the following conditions:
1. The requirements of posting and publication under Section 511 of the Local
Government Code of 1991 must be fully complied with.
2. Compliance with all existing and applicable laws, rules and regulations shall be
the full responsibility of the LGU in the implementation of the said ordinance.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the Municipal Mayor
and Sangguniang Bayan, thru its Secretary to the Sanggunian, all of the Municipality of
Puerto Galera, for their information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
12. Resolution authorizing the Honorable Humerlito A. Dolor, in his capacity as Acting
Provincial Governor, to enter into Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), on behalf of the
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Resources (BFAR), represented by Dir. Emmanuel H. Asis; Mindoro State College of
Agriculture and Technology (MINSCAT), represented by its President, Dr. Jesse T.
Zamora; the Local Government Unit of Bongabong, represented by Mayor Hercules A.
Umali; and, Congressional Office of the Second District of Oriental Mindoro,
represented by Congressman Reynaldo V. Umali, relative to the establishment of
Central Bangus Hatchery Development Program for the Province of Oriental Mindoro.
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the passage of a resolution authorizing the Honorable Humerlito A. Dolor, in his capacity as
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Board Member Ryan Z. Arago, Board Member Gideon B. Abuel and Board Member
Kernell M. Ortega jointly seconded the motion.
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
RESOLUTION NO. 1214-2011
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE HONORABLE HUMERLITO A. DOLOR, IN HIS CAPACITY AS
ACTING PROVINCIAL GOVERNOR, TO ENTER INTO MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT (MOA),
ON BEHALF OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF ORIENTAL MINDORO, WITH THE BUREAU
OF FISHERIES AND AQUATIC RESOURCES (BFAR), REPRESENTED BY DIR. EMMANUEL H. ASIS;
MINDORO STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY (MinSCAT), REPRESENTED
BY ITS PRESIDENT, DR. JESSE T. ZAMORA; THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF BONGABONG,
REPRESENTED BY MAYOR HERCULES A. UMALI; AND, CONGRESSIONAL OFFICE OF THE
SECOND DISTRICT OF ORIENTAL MINDORO, REPRESENTED BY CONGRESSMAN REYNALDO V.
UMALI, RELATIVE TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF CENTRAL BANGUS HATCHERY DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM FOR THE PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL MINDORO
On joint motion of Hon. Abraham R. Abas and Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis, jointly
seconded by Hon. Ryan Z. Arago, Hon. Gideon B. Abuel and Hon. Kernell M. Ortega, be it;
RESOLVED, to authorize, as it is hereby authorizing the Honorable Humerlito A. Dolor,
in his capacity as Acting Provincial Governor, to enter into Memorandum of Agreement
(MOA), on behalf of the Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro, with the Bureau of
Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), represented by Dir. Emmanuel H. Asis; Mindoro
State College of Agriculture and Technology (MinSCAT), represented by its President, Dr.
Jesse T. Zamora; the Local Government Unit of Bongabong, represented by Mayor
Hercules A. Umali; and, Congressional Office of the Second District of Oriental Mindoro,
represented by Congressman Reynaldo V. Umali, relative to the establishment of Central
Bangus Hatchery Development Program for the Province of Oriental Mindoro, subject to
the following conditions:
1. That, the Memorandum of Agreement should contain a stipulation that the
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MinSCAT – Bongabong Campus after termination of the MOA.
2. That, aside from the provision of available resources and services that will ensure
effective implementation of the hatchery project, the allocation of funds for the
PGOM staff in providing technical assistance and other related activities thereon,
and the provision of other equipment such as backhoe relevant to the
construction and implementation of the project, no extra/additional fund shall be
disbursed by the Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro (PGOM) in the
implementation of the subject MOA.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished the Honorable Acting
Governor Humerlito A. Dolor; Dir. Emmanuel H. Asis, Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic
Resources (BFAR); Dr. Jesse T. Zamora, President of Mindoro State College of Agriculture
and Technology (MinSCAT); Honorable Mayor Hercules A. Umali, Municipality of
Bongabong; Honorable Reynaldo V. Umali, Representative of the Second District of
Oriental Mindoro; and Mr. Petronilo Dimailig, Provincial Agriculturist, for their information
and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
13. An Ordinance Adopting the New Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and
Improvements as well as Buildings Thereon in the Province of Oriental Mindoro, and for
Other Purposes
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AUTHORS:
Hon. Roberto L. Concepcion
Hon. Ferdinand Thomas M. Soller
Hon. Abraham R. Abas
Hon. Romeo G. Infantado
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE NEW SCHEDULE OF FAIR MARKET VALUES OF LANDS AND
IMPROVEMENTS AS WELL AS BUILDINGS THEREON IN THE PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL MINDORO,
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
WHEREAS, Article 303 of the Rules and Regulations Implementing the Local
Government Code of 1991 (R.A. No. 7160), in relation to Section 212 of R.A. No. 7160,
provides that “(a) Before any general revision of assessment is made pursuant to the
provisions of this Rule, there shall be prepared a schedule of fair market values by the
provincial and city assessors, and the municipal assessors of the municipalities within MMA
for the different classes of real property situated in their respective LGUs for enactment by
ordinance of the sanggunian concerned. The schedule of fair market value shall be
published in a newspaper of general circulation in the province, city, or municipality
concerned, or in the absence thereof, shall be posted in the provincial capitol, city or
municipal hall and in two other conspicuous public places therein”;
WHEREAS, Article 310 subparagraphs (a), (b) and (c) of the same Rules and
Regulations, in relation to section 219 of R.A. No. 7160, provides that: “(a) The provincial,
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city, or municipal assessor shall undertake a general revision of real property assessment
within two (years after the effectivity of the Code and every three (3) years thereafter.
(b) For this purpose, the provincial assessor, city assessors, and the municipal
assessors of MMA shall prepare the schedule of fair market values for the different kinds
and classes of real property located within their respective territorial jurisdictions within one
(1) year from the effectivity of the Code in accordance with such rules and regulations
issued by the DOF.
(c) The general revision of assessments and property classification shall commence
upon the enactment of an ordinance by the sanggunian concerned adopting the
schedule of fair market values but not later than two (2) years from the effectivity of the
Code. Thereafter, the provincial, city, or municipal assessor shall undertake the general
revision of real property assessment and property classification once every three (3) years”;
WHEREAS, Section 1.1 of the Local Assessment Regulations No. 1-92, entitled “Rules
and Regulations relative to the conduct of General Revision of Real Property Assessments
pursuant to section 201 and 219 of R.A. No. 7160 otherwise known as the Local
Government Code of 1991”, dated 06 October 1992, provides that “A general revision of
property values serves two important purposes in addition to its primary purpose of
equalizing and updating valuation. First, it brings to light again existing properties –
rediscovers many properties which have been “lost” from the tax roll. Second, it enables
the assessor to purge from the rolls the double assessment of properties which have been
destroyed and that have accumulated through the years. It has the same purpose as the
periodic physical inventory conducted by a business establishment”;
WHEREAS, it bears stressing that the last general revision of assessments was made in
2006 by virtue of Provincial Ordinance No. 002-2005, entitled “an Ordinance adopting the
New Schedules of Fair Market Values of Real Properties in all Municipalities in the Province
of Oriental Mindoro”, which was enacted by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan on 07 March
2005 and approved by the then Hon. Provincial Governor Arnan C. Panaligan on 07 April
2005. Notably, the ordinance provides a 20% uniform increase in the schedules of fair
market values of all classes of real properties within the Province of Oriental Mindoro;
WHEREAS, the Province of Oriental Mindoro is lagging behind in terms of updating
valuation of real properties compared to other nearby provinces;
WHEREAS, the adoption of New Schedule of Fair Market Values of all classes and
kinds of real properties is a requisite prior to the general revision of assessments. The
General Revision of Assessments is necessary not only to increase tax revenue but to
update assessment values as well as tax mapping of every LGUs;
WHEREAS, as a result of the public consultation conducted provincewide, the
Provincial Assessor submitted the proposed New Schedule of Fair Market Values of lands
and improvements as well as buildings thereon applicable to each municipalities, with
increase of 20% to 85% in assessment valuation;
WHEREAS, the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Oriental Mindoro believes that the
adoption of New Schedule of Fair Market Values of all classes and kinds of real properties in
the province is necessary, as it is mandated by law and that the same would increase LGUs
revenues consequently providing them opportunity to render an improved and effective
delivery of basic services to all its respective constituents;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, as it is hereby ordained by the Sangguniang
Panlalawigan of Oriental Mindoro, in session duly assembled:
SECTION I. TITLE – This Ordinance shall be known as “An Ordinance adopting the New
Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and Improvements as well as Buildings Thereon,
and For Other Purposes”.
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SECTION II. STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLE AND POLICY – It is the policy of the Provincial
Government of Oriental Mindoro to exercise its corporate powers based on the principle of
transparency, justice and equity with prime purpose of promoting the general welfare of all
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SECTION III. NEW SCHEDULE OF FAIR MARKET VALUES AND ITS ACTUAL IMPLEMENTATION – (a)
It is hereby adopted the new schedule of fair market values of lands and improvements as
well as buildings thereon in all the municipalities within the jurisdiction of the Province of
Oriental Mindoro with a fifty percent (50%) increase on the current schedule of fair market
values which was authorized by virtue of Provincial Ordinance No. 002-2005.
(b) The increase in schedule of fair market values shall be effective and implemented
beginning January 1, 2012.
SECTION IV. GENERAL REVISION OF ASSESSMENTS – The Office of the Provincial Assessor shall
undertake and accomplish General Revision of Assessments (GRA) in coordination with
Municipal Assessors and other concerned agencies. The General Revision of Assessment
shall be in accord with the above New Schedule of Fair Market Values and to pertinent
laws, rules and regulations.
SECTION V. SEPARABILITY CLAUSE - Any provision or portion of this Ordinance found to be
unconstitutional or invalid shall not impair the other provisions or parts thereof and shall be
in full force and effect.
SECTION VI. REPEALING CLAUSE – Provincial Ordinance No. 002-2005, and such other
ordinances, executive orders, rules and regulations found to be inconsistent with this
Ordinance are hereby modified and/or repealed accordingly.
SECTION VII. EFFECTIVITY CLAUSE - This ordinance, upon approval, shall take effect fifteen
(15) days upon completion of the posting or publication requirement, as mandated under
Section 511(a) of the Local Government Code of 1991.
On mass sponsorship of all Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan present,
upon motion of Honorable Romeo G. Infantado, said ordinance was . . . UNANIMOUSLY
ENACTED.
14. Ordinance declaring Real Property Tax Amnesty on all lands and other real property
situated within the Territorial Jurisdiction of the Province of Oriental Mindoro, providing
exceptions thereof and for other purposes.
On mass sponsorship of all Members present, the Provincial Board enacted an
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO.17-2011
Author:
HON. HUMERLITO A. DOLOR
ORDINANCE DECLARING REAL PROPERTY TAX AMNESTY ON ALL LANDS AND OTHER REAL
PROPERTY SITUATED WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF THE PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL
MINDORO, PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS THEREOF AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
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WHEREAS, Section 192 of the Local Government Code of 1991 provides that “local
government units may, through ordinance duly approved, grant tax exemptions,
incentives or reliefs under such terms and conditions as they may deem necessary”;
WHEREAS, the Provincial Government and its component Municipal Governments
are presently confronted with substantial unrealized revenues in the form of delinquent real
property taxes;
WHEREAS, the grant of tax amnesty will encourage the real property owners to pay
their delinquent real property taxes and subsequently enable the concerned local
government units to accelerate tax collections and to update the tax records of availing
taxpayers into current status;
WHEREAS, the tax amnesty will alleviate, even in a little way, the present economic
hardships of the Mindoreños as aggravated further by the rapidly increasing cost of gas
fuel and other basic necessities as a result of worsening political and economic crisis in the
Middle East;
WHEREAS, the tax amnesty will serve as a preparatory measure to the general
revision of assessment of real property situated within the territorial jurisdiction of the
Provincial of Oriental Mindoro;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Oriental
Mindoro the following:
Section 1. Short Title – This Ordinance shall be known as “PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE
GRANTING TAX AMNESTY OR RELIEF TO OWNERS OF TAX DELINQUENT REAL PROPERTY
LOCATED WITHIN THE PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL MINDORO.”
Section 2. Declaration of Principles and Policies - In the midst of present economic crisis, it
has been a declared policy of the State to extend proper and appropriate assistance to its
constituents by condoning and abating taxes whenever such measure will inure to the
benefit of the entire citizenry as a whole. Similarly situated, the local government units,
being independent and self-reliant communities, are mandated to promote appropriate
tax and fiscal relief measures to enhance tax collections and to lessen the impact of
unrelenting price increase of basic commodities.
Section 3. Coverage – All lands and other real properties with delinquent and unpaid real
property tax as of December 31, 2010 and/or prior years and situated within the Province
of Oriental Mindoro are covered by tax amnesty whether said real property are declared
or undeclared and whether classified as residential, commercial, agricultural, industrial, or
otherwise, whenever realty taxes are legally due and collectible.
Section 4. Exceptions – The tax amnesty shall not apply to any of the following:
(a) Those lands and other real properties located in Calapan City.
(b) Those land and other real property with pending cases in regular courts either for
collection of real property tax or involving a question of ownership.
(c) Those real properties with tax delinquencies which are being paid pursuant to a
compromise agreement.
(d) Those delinquent real properties disposed of at public auction whose ownership
has already been officially transferred.
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Section 5. Kind and Extent of Tax Amnesty or Relief – (a) The taxpayer will be entitled to a
one hundred percent (100%) condonation of his/her tax delinquencies incurred from Fiscal
Year 2010 and prior years.
(b) The tax condonation shall be limited only to penalties, interests and surcharges
and the taxpayer is required to pay the basic real property tax and Special
Education Fund (SEF) tax in order to avail of the amnesty grant.
Section 6. Prescribed Period – The tax amnesty period shall commence on 01 July 2011 and
shall end on 31 December 2011.
Section 7. Manner of Availment – (a) All penalties, interests and surcharges shall be
condoned only upon lump sum payment of total basic and special education fund taxes
for tax delinquencies incurred in FY 2010 and prior years; Provided, that the real property
tax for the current year shall similarly be paid in full.
(b) Installment of payment may be allowed through a Compromise Agreement, to be
executed by and between the Provincial Treasurer and the taxpayer; Provided
that, the tax delinquencies of taxpayer shall be paid in full within the prescribed
period as stipulated under Section 6 hereof. Failure of taxpayer to settle his/her tax
obligations under the compromise agreement forfeits his/her privilege to avail the
tax amnesty herein provided.
(c) A taxpayer may avail of tax amnesty for more than one real property with tax
delinquency.
Section 8. Venue of Payment – Payment of basic and special education fund taxes shall
be made at the Office of the Municipal Treasurer having territorial jurisdiction over the
property or to the Office of the Provincial Treasurer.
Section 9. Application Form – The Provincial Governor, through the Provincial Treasurer, shall
prepare and issue an application form for tax amnesty for distribution to all municipal
treasurers.
Section 10. Information Dissemination - The Provincial Governor, the Provincial Treasurer, the
Provincial Information Office and all Municipal Mayors, Municipal Treasurers, Barangay
Captains and Barangay Treasurers are hereby enjoined to cause the information
dissemination of the tax amnesty program within the scope of their respective territorial
jurisdictions.
Section 11. The conduct of Public Auction – (a) No public auction of delinquent real
property shall be held during the amnesty period.
(b) Immediately after the prescribed period, as stated under Section 6 hereof, had
lapsed, public auction shall be instituted in accordance with existing laws, rules
and regulations.
Section 12. Separability Clause - Should any provision of this ordinance or any portion
thereof is declared unconstitutional, other provisions shall not be affected thereby.
Section 13. Repealing Clause – All existing ordinances or provisions of an ordinance
inconsistent herewith shall be deemed modified, amended or repealed accordingly.
Section 14. Effectivity – This ordinance shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its posting on
conspicuous public places or publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the
province.
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upon motion of Honorable Romeo G. Infantado, said ordinance was . . . UNANIMOUSLY
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15. Resolution confirming the 18th Batch of Scholars for School Year 2011-2012 under the
Oriental Mindoro Integrated Scholarship of the Provincial Government of Oriental
Mindoro
On mass sponsorship of all Members present, upon motion of the Honorable Flor M.
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
RESOLUTION NO. 1215-2011
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE 18TH BATCH OF SCHOLARS FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2011-2012
UNDER THE ORIENTAL MINDORO INTEGRATED SCHOLARSHIP OF THE PROVINCIAL
GOVERNMENT OF ORIENTAL MINDORO
On mass sponsorship of all Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan present,
upon motion of Honorable Flor M. De Roxas, be it;
RESOLVED, to confirm, as it is hereby confirming the 18th Batch of Scholars for School
Year 2011-2012 under the Oriental Mindoro Integrated Scholarship of the Provincial
Government of Oriental Mindoro, to wit:
Provincial Scholars per Municipality/City (three each)
MUNICIPALITY
BARANGAY
1. Baco
a. Mendoza, Samuel A.
b. Javar, Aian Ukish A.
c. Magsino, Rienjell A.
- Brgy. Sta. Rosa I
- Brgy. Parang
- Brgy. Pulantubig
2. Bulalacao
a. Montebon, Danicah Aivey Neil B.
b. Anthony, Kathrina Angelique D.
c. Rey, Rhod Paulo G.
- Brgy. Cambunang
- Brgy. Campaasan
- Brgy. Cambunang
3. Bongabong
a. Meran, Eloisa Camel R.
b. Daguno, Ma. Michelle Zaren F.
c. Garcia, Liezel A.
- Brgy. Ipil
- Brgy. Cawayan
- Brgy. Bagong Bayan
4. Bansud
a. Rubia, Sharmine A.
b. Reamosio, Hazelle Paulene A.
c. Llanera, Penny Esther
- Brgy. P. Tiguisan
- Brgy. Salcedo
- Brgy. Salcedo
5. Calapan City
a. Zamora, Julie Ann R.
b. Mendoza, Nina Theresa R.
c. Gaba, Mary Joy F.
- Brgy. Balite
- Brgy. Maidlang I
- Brgy. Puting Tubig
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a. Labatete, Joanne R.
b. Contreras, Jonas Adrian M.
c. Lara, Karren D.
- Brgy. Malamig
- Brgy. Malamig
- Brgy. Banus
7. Naujan
a. Sarabia, Maricris T.
b. Rabulan, Jovynel R.
c. Fabreag, Laurence M.
- Brgy. Melgar B.
- Brgy. Del Pilar
- Brgy. Adrialuna
8. Pinamalayan
a. Menorca, Jayvee R.
b. Geronimo, Rodolfo M. Jr.
c. Agbay, Rose Ann L.
- Brgy. Lumangbayan
- Brgy. Panggulayan
- Brgy. Anoling
9. Puerto Galera
a. Sandoval, Saide M.
b. Caganan, Zoren D.
c. Lopez, Anchie C.
- Brgy. Balatero
- Brgy. Dulangan
- Brgy. Dulangan
10. Pola
a. Maamo, Rendel L.
b. Ylagan, Angelica O.
c. Mingi, Jenny Rose E.
- Brgy. Casiligan
- Brgy. Calubasanhon
- Brgy. Tagbakin
11. Roxas
a. Mariano, John Rey F.
b. Gado, Vincynth Denise R.
c. Fahimno, Mary Grace E.
- Brgy. Bagumbayan
- Brgy. Libertad
- Brgy. Foster Ville
12. San Teodoro
a. Barcebal, John Armand Cholo A.
b. Pentinio, Lalane A.
c. Macaraig, Marjorie H.
- Brgy. Bigaan
- Brgy. Lumangbayan
- Brgy. Tacligan
13. Socorro
a. Culili, Lyla G.
b. Dela Pena, Hyacinth Joy R.
c. Lumalang, Jinkee Lean E.
- Brgy. Lapog
- Brgy. Catiningan
- Brgy. Leuteboro I
14. Victoria
a. Martinez, Mary Joy T.
b. Perez, May Ann T.
c. Gatong, Ella May A.
- Brgy. Poblacion III
- Brgy. Poblacion III
- Brgy. San Gabriel
15. Mansalay
a. Abante, Mary Jane S.
b. Baquilar, Zairah Jean G.
c. Maligo, Ellyn Joy A.
- Brgy. B. Del Mundo
- Brgy. B. Del Mundo
- Brgy. B. Del Mundo
Mangyan Scholars for SY 2011-2012 (Three each per tribe)
TRIBE
BARANGAY/MUNICIPALITY
1. Hanunuo
a. Luarca, Precious Anne S.
- Brgy. Zone IV, Socorro
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c. Alihid, Lenelyn L.
- Brgy. Panaytayan, Mansalay
- Brgy. San Vicente, Roxas
2. Tadyawan
a. Wewi, Aileen V.
b. Lacida, Jhiecyl G.
c. Vargas, Arvin F.
- Brgy. Matulatula, Pola
- Brgy. Bayani, Naujan
- Brgy. Puting Cacao, Pola
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a. Punggoy, Edicia T.
b. Guarde, Joel D.
c. Abuatan, Elma L.
- Brgy. Balite, Naujan
- Brgy. Paitan, Naujan
- Brgy. Paitan, Naujan
4. Buhid
a. Pasag, John John B.
b. Gin uman, Cathleen L.
c. Yugay, Marco S.
- Brgy. Batangan, Bongabong
- Brgy. Batangan, Bongabong
- Brgy. Batangan, Bongabong
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a. Vidal, Cecelia
b. Quinto, Ofelia A.
c. Quinto, Lenlen P.
- Brgy. Baclayan, Puerto Galera
- Brgy. Dulangan, Puerto Galera
- Brgy. Dulangan, Puerto Galera
6. Bangon
a. Alzaga, Brando M.
b. Galicia, Joseph J.
c. Balawak, Ely M.
- Brgy. Concepcion, Victoria
- Brgy. Don Pedro, Mansalay
- Brgy. Naswak, Lisap, Bongabong
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a. Idlaw, Hailene A.
b. Adan, Ma. Anna A.
c. Villegas, Bet-Avin
- Brgy. Manaul, Mansalay
- Brgy. Panaytayan, Mansalay
- Brgy. Benli, Bulalacao
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copy of this resolution be furnished to the Honorable Acting
Governor Humerlito A. Dolor, for his information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
16. Resolution authorizing the Honorable Humerlito A. Dolor, Acting Provincial Governor to
enter into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with a reputable organization for the
third party review of the Organizational Improvement Plan of the Provincial
Government of Oriental Mindoro.
Board Member Ramil O. Dimapilis moved for the passage of a resolution authorizing
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RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE HONORABLE ACTING GOVERNOR HUMERLITO A. DOLOR TO
ENTER INTO A MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT (MOA) WITH A REPUTABLE ORGANIZATION
FOR THE THIRD PARTY REVIEW OF THE ORGANIZATIONAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN OF THE
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On motion of Hon. Ramil O. Dimapilis, jointly seconded by Hon. Flor M. De Roxas and
Hon. Gideon B. Abuel, be it;
RESOLVED, to authorize, as it is hereby authorizing the Honorable Acting Governor
Humerlito A. Dolor to enter into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with a reputable
organization for the third party review of the Organizational Improvement Plan of the
Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro, on condition that the said MOA shall be
subject for ratification of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan prior to its implementation.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copy of this resolution be furnished to the Honorable Acting
Governor Humerlito A. Dolor, for his information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
17. Ordinance enacting Supplemental Budget No. 03-2011 for Fiscal Year 2011 of the
Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro in the amount of One Million Four Hundred
Fifty Thousand Pesos (P1,450,000.00).
On mass sponsorship of all Members present, upon motion of the Honorable Romeo
There being no objection, the motion was approved.
APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 206-2011
ORDINANCE ENACTING GENERAL FUND SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET NO. 03 FOR FISCAL YEAR
2011 OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF ORIENTAL MINDORO IN THE AMOUNT OF ONE
MILLION FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS (P1,450,000.00)
BE IT ORDAINED, as it is hereby ordained by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of
Oriental Mindoro, that:
Section 1.
Supplemental Budget No. 03 for FY 2011 of the Provincial Government of
Oriental Mindoro in the amount of One Million Four Hundred Fifty Thousand Pesos
(P1,450,000.00) is hereby authorized. The budget documents, for this purpose, are
incorporated herein and made integral part of this Ordinance:
a. Certified Statement of Funding Sources
b. Statement of Supplemental Appropriations
Section 2.
Sources of Funds. The sources of funds for this budget in the total amount of
One Million Four Hundred Fifty Thousand Pesos (P1,450,000.00) shall be taken from the
following:
1.0 Tax Revenue
2.0 Savings
Prior Year Adjustment - Botica ng Lalawigan
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200,000.00
P1,450,000.00
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Use of Funds. The amount of One Million Four Hundred Fifty Thousand Pesos
(P1,450,000.00) shall be used for the following expenditure:
Office of the Provincial Administrator
MOOE
Appropriation for the engagement of consultancy services
and other expenses
Organizational Improvement Program
Review and Revision of OIP Manual
Botika ng Lalawigan
MOOE
For the maintenance of the delivery van to be purchased
Gasoline, Oil and Lubricants Expense
Repair & Maintenance-Motor Vehicle
Insurance Expense
Property, Plant and Equipment
For purchase of steel filing cabinets with safe, copier, etc.
Office Equipment
For purchase of delivery van
Motor Vehicle
P 500,000.00
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720,000.00
P1,450,000.00
Section 4.
Liability of Department Head. The Department Head concerned shall be
liable for any expenditure incurred in excess of funds allocated for such or any obligation
incurred without corresponding or supporting appropriations.
Section 5.
Compliance with Relevant Laws. All existing relevant laws, rules and
regulations relative to the reversion and utilization of funds for accounts payables, as well
as the pertinent provisions of R.A. 7160, and those that may be hereafter enacted or issued
by competent authority, shall be properly complied with in the implementation of this
ordinance.
Section 6.
Separability Clause. If for any reason, any section or provision of this
ordinance is declared invalid other sections of these provisions, which are not affected
hereby, shall continue to be in full force and effect.
Section 7.
Effectivity. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon approval.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this ordinance be furnished the Provincial Budget
Officer, Provincial Treasurer, Provincial Accountant and the Provincial Auditor, all of this
province, for their information and guidance.
On mass sponsorship of all the Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan present,
upon motion of Honorable G. Infantado, said ordinance was . . . UNANIMOUSLY ENACTED.
18. Resolution authorizing the Honorable Acting Provincial Governor Humerlito A. Dolor to
enter into a Talaan ng Kasunduan with the Scholarship Grantees from Indigenous
Community concerning the implementation of the Oriental Mindoro Integrated
Scholarship Program for SY 2011-2012.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1217-2011
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE HONORABLE ACTING PROVINCIAL GOVERNOR HUMERLITO
A. DOLOR TO ENTER INTO TALAAN NG KASUNDUAN WITH THE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTEES
FROM INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY CONCERNING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ORIENTAL
MINDORO INTEGRATED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR SY 2011-2012
On mass sponsorship of all Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan present,
upon motion of Honorable Flor M. De Roxas, be it;
RESOLVED, to authorize, as it is hereby authorizing the Honorable Acting Provincial
Governor Humerlito A. Dolor to enter into Talaan ng Kasunduan with the Scholarship
Grantees from indigenous community concerning the implementation of the Oriental
Mindoro Integrated Scholarship Program for SY 2011-2012.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copy of this resolution be furnished the Office of the
Governor, for its information and guidance.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
19. Ordinance authorizing the utilization of Actual and Projected Personal Services Savings
from vacancies to augment the appropriation for the Wages of Casual and
Contractual Personnel of the PGOM in the amount of One Million Six Hundred Fifty
Thousand Pesos (P1,650,000.00).
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ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE UTILIZATION OF ACTUAL AND PROJECTED PERSONAL
SERVICES SAVINGS FROM VACANCIES TO AUGMENT THE APPROPRIATION FOR THE WAGES
OF CASUAL AND CONTRACTUAL PERSONNEL OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF
ORIENTAL MINDORO IN THE AMOUNT OF ONE MILLION SIX HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS
(P1,650,000.00)
BE IT ORDAINED, as it is hereby ordained by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of
Oriental Mindoro enacting appropriation ordinance for its effective implementation as
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Unexpended Fund/Appropriation. The amount of One Million Six Hundred Fifty
Thousand Pesos (P1,650,000.00) shall be taken from the Actual and Projected Savings from
Vacancies of the Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro for the period of January 1,
2011 to June 30, 2011.
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the Sangguniang Panlalawigan will be conducted in Brgy. San Roque, Municipality of
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with the conduct of “Kapitolyo Para Sa Mamamayan” in said locality.
Section II.
Program to which fund shall be used: The amount of One Million Six Hundred
Fifty Thousand Pesos (P1,650,000.00) shall be used for the augmentation of appropriation
for the wages of casual/contractual personnel for the period of April 1, 2011 to June 30,
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Section III.
The affected plantilla positions, from which the above fund shall be taken for
this purpose, shall not be filled up until June 30, 2011.
Section IV. Compliance with Relevant Laws. All existing relevant laws, rules and
regulations, such as the pertinent provisions of R.A. 7160, as well as those that may be
hereafter enacted or issued by competent authority, shall be properly complied with in the
implementation of this ordinance.
Section V.
approval.
Effectivity. This Appropriation Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this ordinance be furnished the Provincial Budget
Officer, Provincial Treasurer, Provincial Accountant and the Provincial Auditor, all of this
province, for their information and guidance.
On mass sponsorship of all Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan present,
upon motion of the Honorable Romeo G. Infantado, said ordinance was . . .
UNANIMOUSLY ENACTED.
OTHER MATTERS
All Members of the Provincial Board present agreed that the 48th Regular Session of
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manifestation relative to the incidents that happened in the Provincial Jail in Pinamalayan,
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ADJOURNMENT
There being no matter to be deliberated upon, the Honorable Temporary Presiding
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The Honorable Board Member Gideon B. Abuel rendered the following Closing
Prayer.
“HEAVENLY FATHER, We thank you for this meaningful and significant
opportunity to serve our fellow Mindoreños. Thank you for the wisdom, strength
and good health that you continually provide each and every Member of this
Sangguniang Panlalawigan that supplements the courage and determination
to perform inherent duties and responsibilities for our people with dedication
and commitment.
And, as we close the 47th Regular Session, again, thank you for the
blessings and the breathe of life that is supplied with your divine guidance for
a better understanding about the times we are living in and directing the right
course to take. All these things I pray in Jesus name, AMEN.
CERTIFIED CORRECT:
DIWATA H. FETIZANAN
Secretary to the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan
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