SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD
City of Baguio
REGULAR SESSION, 14 JANUARY 2013, 2:00 P.M.
SESSION NR. R-02
A.
2.
3.
Opening Prayer
HON. BETTY LOURDES F. TABANDA shall lead the opening and
closing prayers.
Pambansang Awit
Baguio March
PCL Creed
HON. PERLITA L. CHAN-RONDEZ shall lead in reciting the PCL
Creed.
Roll Call
B.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
1.
INVITATIONS:
2.
a.
Letter dated 13 July 2012 of Hon. City Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan to Hon. Vice
Mayor Daniel T. Farias, forwarding the proposed amendments by the Special Bids and
Awards Committee to the Terms of Reference as specified under Resolution No. 446,
series of 2011 due to various concerns.
(NOTE: Resolution No. 446, s. of 2011 approved the Terms of Reference for the
replacement of all existing streetlights, park lights, including lights in overpasses, flyovers and
city government owned buildings and facilities with Light Emitting Diode (LED) bulbs and
repair and maintenance on a private-public partnership in a cost-saving share scheme.)
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3.
4.
Letter dated 14 March 2011 of Atty. James S. Valeros, Valeros, Mondok Law Offices,
elucidating issues in support of the Proposed Resolution Nr. PR 0042-10 of
Hon. Richard A.
Cario.
d.
Letter dated 28 December 2010 of Atty. James S. Valeros recommending passage of Proposed
Resolution Nr. PR 0042-10 of Hon. Richard C. Cario on the legalization of irregular PUV franchises for
reasons stated therein.
e.
Letter dated 27 October 2010 of Atty. James S. Valeros, Valeros, Mondok Law Offices, in
response to the comment of Atty. Federico J. Mandapat Jr., on the alleged impending move of the City
Government to legalize irregularly issued franchises.
f.
Letter dated 09 September 2010 of Atty. Federico J. Mandapat Jr., Regional Director,
Department of Transportation and Communications-Cordillera Administrative Region (DOTC-CAR),
submitting his comment on the alleged impending move of the City Government to legalize irregularly
issued franchises as published in the local newspapers and recommending that time and further study be
given before plunging into legalizing said franchises and requesting that coordination be made with his
office who has the files, records and authority on the matter.
g.
Joint opposition dated 12 March 2010 submitted by Mr. Marcelo Lagda, President, Navy Base
Transport Operators and Drivers Association (NBTODA) and Mr. Melchor Bengaw, President, Pacdal
General Luna Operators and Drivers Association (PAGODA), to the Proposed Resolution Nr. PR 0042-10
of Hon. Richard A. Cario and requesting the City Council to exercise utmost prudence and sound
discretion in dealing with the said proposal.
After series of public consultation and with coordination with the Department of Transportation
and Communication Cordillera Administrative Region (DOTC-CAR) through the Office of Regional
Director Celina B. Claver, the Committee on Public Utilities, Transportation and Traffic Legislation
recommends approval of the amended proposed resolution. Final lists of public utility vehicles which were
irregularly issued/issued in violation of LTFRB MC 1996-002 (Baguio Moratorium) and LTFRB MC
98-026 (BLIST Moratorium) prepared by DOTC-CAR is hereto attached which was received by the
undersigned chairman on March 9, 2012.
Hon. Joel A. Alangsab, Member of the Committee, signified for discussion/clarifications.
(Item 4, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
(NOTE: Ms. CELINA B. CLAVER, Regional Director, DOTC-CAR was requested to be
present in todays meeting to clarify matters regarding the proposed legalization of irregularly
issued franchises.)
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5.
a.
Committee Report Nr. CR 0557-12
SECOND READING AFTER PUBLICATION:
Proposed Ordinance Nr. PO 0050-12 of Hon. Edison R. Bilog Amending City Ordinance
Numbered 88, series of 2008 entitled, Requiring all banks in the City of Baguio to install high
definition Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) with corresponding image recorder in their
establishments, in order to include schools, shopping malls/department stores, convenience stores,
gasoline stations, pawnshops, money changers and other business establishments with minimum
business capital of P500,000.00.
(NOTE: [a] The above proposed ordinance was based on the letter dated 09 May 2012 of P/Supt. Benjamin
Baez Magalong, Police Chief Superintendent, RD, PRO-Cor/Chairman, Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating
Committee (RLECC)-CAR to Hon. City Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan, endorsing RLECC Resolution No. CAR 01, s.
2012 entitled, A resolution recommending to the City of Baguio the enactment of an ordinance requiring schools
and business establishments in the City of Baguio for the installation of Close Circuit Television (CCTV) in their
business area as one of the requirements for the approval or renewal of their business permits.
[b] Ordinance Nr. 088, s. 2008 requires all banks in the City of Baguio to install high definition Closed-Circuit
Television (CCTV) with corresponding image recorder in their establishments.
[c] FIRST READING 25 June 2012
[d] Rule IV, Sec. 2A of the Internal Rules of Procedure states, On second reading before publication of an
ordinance, the ordinance shall be open for discussion, proposals and amendments to know whether or not the
proposed ordinance will be approved before publication. Amendments may be allowed prior to publication.
[e] The Notice of Public Hearing was published in the Sun Star issue of 27 August 2012.
[f] SECOND READING FOR PUBLICATION AND POSTING - 17 September 2012
- Published in the Sun Star issue of 25 September 2012 and was posted on the bulletin boards of City Hall,
City Public Market, City Library and the Health Services Office starting 18 September 2012.)
The Committee on Human Rights, Justice, Public Protection and Safety, Peace and
Order recommends that the said Proposed Ordinance Nr. PO 0050-12 be APPROVED on SECOND
READING AFTER PUBLICATION and POSTING
Hon. Nicasio S. Palaganas, Member of the Committee, signified CCTVs should not be
a requirement & non-installation should not be penalized. (Item 42, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
b.
Proposed Resolution Nr. PR 001-13 of Hon. Nicasio M. Aliping Jr. Supporting the
request of the Baguio City Police Office for the installation of additional Closed Circuit Television
(CCTV) cameras and lightings within the City of Baguio. (Item 119, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
(NOTE: PS/Supt. JESUS D. CAMBAY, City Director, Baguio City Police Office was
requested to be present in todays meeting to clarify matters relative to the above proposals.)
6.
The following personalities were requested to be present in todays meeting to shed light on matters
regarding the on going tax collection system:
[a] The MEMBERS of the Local Finance Committee; and
[b] Mr. EDWIN N. MANAOIS, Information Technology Officer II, Management
Information and Technology Division, City Budget Office.
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b.
requesting that the order be recalled directing the City Assessors Office not to
issue any Tax Declaration over the parcels of land covered by O-CALT129 and O-CALT-130 in the names of any and all heirs of Cosen Piraso and
Josephine Molintas Abanag as stated under the resolutory portion of City Council
Resolution No. 097, series of 2011, for the grounds stated therein; and
informing that no action was done by the City Legal Officer relative to their
claim.
(NOTE: [a] City Council Resolution No. 097, s. 2011 directed the City Legal Office to file the
necessary adverse claim and other appropriate legal remedies against Original Certificate of
Title Numbers O-CALT-129 in the name of the heirs of Cosen Piraso, represented by Richard
A. Acop and O-CALT-130 in the name of the heirs of Josephine Molintas Abanag,
represented by Isaias M. Abanag and Marlon T. Pool.
[b] The landowner claimants position paper regarding the issue raised in relation to Section
78 of Republic Act No. 8371 otherwise known as the Indigenous Peoples Rights Act of 1997
were distributed to the Honorable Members during the 09 July 2012 Regular Session.)
1.
Barangay Resolution No. 28, series of 2011, of P. Burgos Barangay entitled,
Resolution approving the recommendation of the senior citizens of the barangay for the
management of barangay alley/street lights be transferred to BENECO.
2.
Barangay Resolution No. 1, series of 2011, of M. Roxas Teachers Camp
Barangay, A resolution forwarding to the Sangguniang Panlungsod for information and
approval the transfer of maintenance of streetlights from the city government to
BENECO.
3.
Barangay Resolution No. 45, series of 2011, Pinsao Pilot Project Barangay
entitled, Resolution adopting the senior citizens resolution during the SCOFAD dated
October 3, 2011 for the transfer of maintenance and management of streetlights to
BENECO.
4.
Barangay Resolution No. 1, series of 2011, of Guisad Central Barangay
entitled, A resolution requesting the City Mayor and the City Council to allow that
BENECO maintain the street and alley lights in our barangay and in the city as a whole.
5.
Letter dated 21 October 2011 of Mr. Alejandro Visaya, Unit President, Senior
Citizens Association, Padre Zamora Barangay, furnishing their Resolution Numbered 01,
series of 2011 entitled, Resolution approving the transfer of maintenance and operation
of street/alley lights from the City Government of Baguio to BENECO.
c.
Proposed Resolution Nr. PR 0242-11 introduced by Hon. Joel A. Alangsab and Hon.
Nicasio M. Aliping Jr., co-authored by Hon. Fred L. Bagbagen, Hon. Peter C. Fianza, Hon.
Erdolfo V. Balajadia, Hon. Nicasio S. Palaganas, Hon. Edison R. Bilog and Hon. Elmer O.
Datuin Supporting the transfer of the maintenance of streetlights from the city to the Benguet
Electric Cooperative, Inc. (BENECO) on temporary basis until such time that the Light Emitting
Diode (LED) technology will be installed by the city.
Hon. Fred L. Bagbagen, signified For discussion.
Hon. Betty Lourdes F. Tabanda, signified Latest figures must be presented to the
Council. For discussion en banc.
Hon. Peter C. Fianza, signified For discussion to consider needed report from the CEO
on experiment conducted and LED installation project.
Hon. Nicasio S. Palaganas, signified Can the cost of the project be charged against the
PPA due to the city?
Hon. Edison R. Bilog, signified I agree with Hon. Palaganas.
d.
Resolution No. 1, series of 2011, of the Liga ng mga Barangay Officials entitled, A
resolution of the Liga ng mga Barangay Baguio Chapter expressing support to the proposal for
transfer of the maintenance function of streetlights from the city government to the Benguet Electric
Cooperative (BENECO).
The Committee on Public Utilities, Transportation and Traffic Legislation
recommends endorsing the transfer of management and maintenance of the unmetered streetlights of
the City of Baguio to the Benguet Electric Cooperative (BENECO) for twelve (12) burning hours
without prejudice to the LED project of the city pursuant to City Resolution Numbered 466, series of
2011.
Hon. Fred L. Bagbagen, Member of the Committee, signified for discussion.
(Item 30, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
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c.
Letter dated 10 July 2012 of Ms. Noemi C. Tagudar, State Auditor IV, Audit Team Leader,
Commission on Audit - Cordillera Administrative Region, Audit Group D-Baguio City, furnishing copies
of the Audit Report for Calendar Years 2008 to 2010 of the 43 Barangays of the City of Baguio.
(NOTE: Only one (1) copy was received by the Office of the City Secretary.)
After summarizing the comments and observations of the Commission on Audit from CY
2005 2010 of various barangays of Baguio City, the Committee on Barangay Affairs
recommends the following:
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6.
13.
Although the Commission on Audit can act independently on these matters, and that copies
of these concerns/comments and observations have been furnished to all the barangays
concerned, that the Sangguniang Panlungsod call the attention of the barangays concerned
so as to be apprised of any developments, whether said barangays have complied with the
requirements and recommendations of the COA, or if not, ask them to act immediately on
such recommendations so as to avoid any disallowances and other legal actions which the
COA might take.
Under Section 395 of the Local Government Code of 1991, the only qualifications of a
barangay treasurer are: legal age, qualified voter, actual residence of the barangay
concerned. Most, if not all appointed barangay treasurers are not by profession or
experience, accountants or even with the affiliation with business or accounting activities,
and with the complexities of the documents being processed for disbursement of barangay
funds, there is a need to provide the essential or even the most basic training for the
barangay treasurers on the accounting and auditing procedures to avoid technicalities,
disallowances and even being liable for criminal charges for their lack of familiarity with
the proper accounting procedures. Hence, it is requested that the Commission on Audit,
City Accountants Office and the City Budget Office conduct a joint seminar or training for
the barangay treasurers and the Punong Barangays, at the expense of the barangay funds,
on the basic accounting and auditing procedures, as well as to include in the training or
seminar the proper procedures to be undertaken in response to the problems encountered as
reflecting in the summarized report hereto attached;
The committee also requests that the Commission on Audit Local Government Sector,
Baguio City and the City Accountants Office to come up with a compilation of laws,
regulations and COA rulings applicable to the barangays to serve as guide for the barangay
officials and the barangay treasurers;
The committee also recommends that the Office of the City Accountant provide the
barangays with latest rulings/memorandum/notices or updates from the national agencies
pertaining to the government accounting and auditing procedures, and to discuss such
during the monthly punong barangays meeting and/or during the barangay treasurers
assembly;
It is also recommended to call the attention of all the barangays regarding the procedures
for the review of their annual/supplementary budgets to avoid delays and immediate review
by the Sangguniang Panlungsod;
Lastly, to call the attention of all the barangays for them to update or to enact their own tax
ordinance, whichever is applicable, to enable them to collect fees in accordance with
existing laws and procedure. (Item 31, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
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15.
16.
In a dialogue conducted, Medical Officers of the District Health Centers and the
District Coordinators of the Barangay Senior Citizens Association agreed on certain
amendments. In view thereof, the Committee on Social Services, Women and Urban Poor
recommends APPROVAL on SECOND READING AFTER PUBLICATION with
amendments of the attached proposed ordinance, which incorporates the results of the
dialogue. (Item 35, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
17.
Letter dated 31 August 2012 of Hon. Joel A. Alangsab to Hon. Vice Mayor Daniel T. Farias,
requesting accommodation of the concerns of Dragon Eco Compost Corporation represented by
Ret. Gen. Rafael T. Delson for a presentation of their technology and services during the 10
September 2012 Regular Session.
(NOTE: With marginal notation dated 31 August 2012 of Hon. Vice Mayor Daniel T. Farias
Jun, for information. Pls. include.) (Item 36, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
18.
The Committee on Human Rights, Justice, Public Protection and Safety, Peace
and Order recommends the abovementioned proposed ordinance be APPROVED on SECOND
READING AFTER PUBLICATION and POSTING considering that during the public hearing
conducted last August 29, 30 and 31, 2012 no one raised any opposition to the proposed
ordinance. (Item 37, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
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19.
b.
1st Indorsement dated 14 September 2012 of Ms. Cordelia C. Lacsamana, City
Government Department Head II, CEPMO, forwarding for information and appropriate action their
comments regarding Proposed Ordinance Nr. PO 008-12 of Hon. Nicasio M. Aliping Jr.
(NOTE: The above matter is in reply to the 3rd Indorsement dated 03 September 2012 of the City
Secretary, forwarding for comments and suggestions to Mr. Moises C. Lozano, Chief, Waste Water
and Air Management Division-Clean Air Monitoring Unit (CAMU), CEPMO, Baguio City the
Proposed Ordinance Nr. PO 008-12 of Hon. Nicasio M. Aliping Jr.
An ordinance amending
Section 10 of Ordinance 61, series of 2008. The recommendation of the Committee on Health and
Sanitation, Ecology and Environmental Protection was acted upon during the 03 September 2012
Regular Session.)
The Committee on
Protection
recommends that
07 January 2013 Agenda)
20.
The Committee on Education, Culture and Historical Research recommends that the
above stated ordinance be APPROVED on SECOND READING AFTER PUBLICATION by
POSTING, with the information that the approved House Bill No. 834 entitled, An Act Honoring
and Granting Additional Benefits and Privileges to Filipino Centenarians, Declaring the 25th of
September as National Respect for Centenarians Day and For Other Purposes, was
transmitted to the Senate for deliberation. (Item 39, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
21.
22.
23.
24.
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25.
The Committee on Tourism, Special Events, Parks and Playgrounds recommends that the
above proposed ordinance as amended be APPROVED on SECOND READING AFTER PUBLICATION
and POSTING with amendments as contained in its 6th Indorsement dated 10 October 2012.
(Item 45, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
26.
b.
SECOND READING AFTER PUBLICATION:
Proposed Ordinance Nr. PO 021-09 of Hon. Nicasio M. Aliping, Jr. Exempting senior citizens from the
payment of parking fees in all business establishments where parking fee is collected.
(NOTE: [a] FIRST READING 23 February 2009
(b) PUBLIC HEARING 05 September 2011)
The Committee on Social Services, Women and Urban Poor ADOPTS the herein Proposed
Ordinance Nr. PO 019-08 of then Councilor Rocky Thomas A. Balisong and consolidates the same with
the Proposed Ordinance Nr. PO 021-09 of Hon. Councilors Hon. Nicasio M. Aliping Jr. and Hon. Betty
Lourdes F. Tabanda.
In view of the foregoing, the committee recommends APPROVAL on SECOND READING
AFTER PUBLICATION of the above cited proposed ordinance, WITH THE AMENDMENTS AS
UNDERSCORED. (Item 46, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
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28.
29.
The Committee on Urban Planning, Lands and Housing recommends APPROVAL of the
above proposed resolution. (Item 49, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
30.
The Committee on Urban Planning, Lands and Housing recommends approval of the above
proposed resolution. (Item 50, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
31.
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32.
In view thereof, the Committee on Urban Planning, Lands and Housing recommends
APPROVAL of the above request for compensation in the amount of One Thousand Three Hundred
Thirty Five Pesos and 20/100 (P1,335.20) per square meter.
Likewise, TO AUTHORIZE the City Mayor to sign for and in behalf of the City
Government the appropriate contract for the sale and transfer of the above road lot in favor of the city
government.
Attached are the following for further information and guidance:
1. TCT No. 018-2012002313;
2. Approved plan of subject lot, Pcs-CAR-001693;
3. Appraisal Committee Narrative Report; and
4. Draft Deed of Absolute Sale of registered parcel of land.
(Item 52, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
33.
b.
Letter dated 18 September 2012 of Engr. Oscar V. Flores, City Building Official, City
Buildings and Architecture Office (CBAO), submitting their comment regarding the issue on the height
limit of the building at Session Road, Baguio City owned by MBP Realty Corporation represented by Mr.
Tony Ang.
(NOTE: The above matter is related to the following:
a] Letter dated 17 September 2012 of Engr. Oscar V. Flores, City Building Official, City Buildings and
Architecture Office (CBAO) to Mr. Tony Ang, Representative, MPB Realty Corporation, informing among
others that their office cannot act on their application for a building permit for the 7th and 8th floors of their
building considering that the documentary requirement which they submitted does not conform to the
clarification issued by Architect Emmanuel P. Cuntapay, Acting Executive Director, National Building Code
Development Office (NBCDO), DPWH regarding the interpretation and application of the National Building
Code provision on building height limits. This was received by the Office of the City Secretary on 18
September 2012 to be forwarded to the Committee on Urban Planning, Lands and Housing.
b] Matters raised during the 03 September 2012 Regular Session relative to the construction of a
commercial building along Session Road, Baguio City. This was returned to the Committee on Urban
Planning, Lands and Housing for further study and consider all the suggestions and observations of the
invited guests during the 03 September 2012 Regular Session.)
The Committee on Urban Planning, Lands and Housing recommends that the above matters
BE NOTED and BE FORWARDED to the Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator and
Zoning Administrator/Officer, Baguio City for appropriate information, inviting attention and compliance
to Section 31 of Ordinance Numbered 051, series of 2001 provided as follows:
Section 31. POWERS AND FUNCTIONS OF A ZONING ADMINISTRATOR/ZONING
OFFICER. Pursuant to the provisions of E.O. 72 Implementing R.A. 7160 in relation to Sec. 5, Paragraph
a and d and Section 7 of Executive Order No. 648 dated February 1981, the Zoning Administrator/
ZONING OFFICER shall perform the following functions, duties and responsibilities:
1. Enforcement
A. Act on all applications for locational clearances for all projects.
1. Issuance of Locational Clearance for projects conforming with zoning regulations.
2. RECOMMEND TO THE LOCAL ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND
APPEALS (LZBAA) the grant or denial of applications of variances and exemptions
and the issuance of Certificate of Non-Conformance for the non-conforming projects
lawfully existing at the time of the adoption of the zoning Ordinance, including
clearances for repairs/renovations on non-conforming uses consistent with the
guidelines therefor.
B. Monitor on-going/existing projects within their respective jurisdictions and issue
notices of violation and show cause order to owners, developers, or managers of
projects that are violative zoning Ordinance and, IF NECESSARY, PURSUANT TO
SEC. 3 OF E.O. 72 AND SEC. 2 OF E.O. 71, refer subsequent action thereon to the
HLURB.
C. Call and coordinate with the Philippine National Police for enforcement of all orders
and PROCESSES issued in the implementation of this ordinance.
D. Coordinate with the City Prosecutor for other legal actions/remedies relative to the
foregoing.
2. Planning
A. Coordinate with the Regional Office of the HLURB regarding proposed amendments
to the zoning ordinances prior to adoption by the Sangguniang Panlungsod.
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Hon. Erdolfo V. Balajadia, Member of the Committee, signified The Resolution is obviously
centered on a building constructed along Session Road, Baguio City owned by MBP Realty Corporation
which allegedly exceeded the height requirement provided for in Ordinance Numbered 051, series of
2001, particularly Section 31 thereof.
The Resolution seeks to inform the City Planning and Development Coordinator and Zoning
Administrator/Officer of Baguio City of Section 31 of the said ordinance, and, at the same time,
recommends compliance to the cited ordinance.
This matter has been sufficiently discussed during the September 3, 2012 session of this august
body so that said discussions should be taken into consideration in order not to appear that the building
in question is being singled out and in order that said office shall be able to come out with a fair and
objective action considering other buildings constructed in the City of Baguio and considering other
facts and circumstances revealed during the said session.
Consequently, the Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator and Zoning
Administrator/Officer of Baguio City must be advised to consider the discussions during the September
3, 2012 session in whatever action it may take. (Item 54, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
34.
35.
36.
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39.
40.
150,000.00
As per Memorandum for the City Engineer, Baguio City, dated 22 August 2012 of
Rodrigo Samuel R. Martinez, Engineer II and noted by Constancio G. Imson Jr., Engineer IV,
both of the City Engineers Office the location of dilapidated road identified by the barangay
officials with former Councilor Antonio Tabora, and the undersigned, was at South Central
Aurora Hill but in the approved project title location was written North Central Aurora Hill.
Consequently, in the same Memorandum, the City Engineers Office requests for a
change in project title from rehabilitation of dilapidated road, Rimando Road at North Central
Aurora Hill Barangay, Baguio City to rehabilitation of dilapidated road, Rimando Road at
South Central Aurora Hill Barangay, Baguio City.
The Committee on Public Works recommends that after the Sangguniang
Panlungsod ng Baguio shall have taken official cognizance that the error in the situs/location of
the project was due merely to oversight, it shall order the correction of the error by indicating in
all documents covering the same that the location of the project, rehabilitation of
dilapidated road, Rimando Road shall be at South Central Aurora Hill, Baguio City.
(Item 62, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
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42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
The Committee on Laws recommends that the above stated proposed ordinance as
amended, be approved on SECOND READING BEFORE PUBLICATION and POSTING, taking
into consideration the 7th Indorsement dated 29 October 2012, incorporating additional inputs of the
Honorable Members and the results of the public hearing conducted on 11 October 2012.
Hon. Elmer O. Datuin, Member of the Committee signified, Discussion en banc
particularly on who should manage the Ten Commandments Monument. There are too many
offices involved. (Item 68, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
48.
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49.
On verification of documents submitted, the above subject lot identified as Lots 29 and 30
(portion) Block 38, GSS-529, Res. Sec. H, Baguio Workingmens Village, Aurora Hill, Baguio city is
identical to Lot 21, Block 38 awarded to Baltazar Cruz by virtue of Resolution No. 205, series of 1970.
In view thereof, the Committee on Urban Planning, Lands and Housing recommends
that the award of Lot 21, Block 38, Baguio Workingmens Village, Aurora Hill, Baguio City, in
favor of Baltazar Cruz be cancelled and the same BE AWARDED in favor of the heirs of Baltazar
Cruz, represented by Erma Cruz Tamayao, subject to Ordinance No. 65, series of 1948 as amended.
Further, recommends that the mode of patenting the above parcel of land shall be through
the Miscellaneous Sales Application (MSA) as provided under R.A. 730.
Further, recommends that the mode of patenting the above parcel of land shall be through
the Miscellaneous Sales Application (MSA) as provided under R.A. 730.
Attached are the Memorandum dated 21 September 2010 from the City Planning and
Development Office for further information and guidance. (Item 70, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
50.
52.
The Committee on Laws recommends confirmation of the above stated Deed of Donation.
(Item 75, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
53.
The Committee on Urban Planning, Lands and Housing recommends that the above
matter BE DISCUSSED EN BANC. (Item 76, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
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56.
57.
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60.
61.
Proposed Resolution Nr. PR 0217-12 of Hon. Peter C. Fianza Recommending to the City Disaster Risk
Reduction and Management Council (CDRRMC) the creation of a composite volunteer team to help or
otherwise monitor and/or learn from the ongoing disaster operations being coordinated by the National
Disaster Risk Reduction Council in various local government units seriously damaged or affected by
typhoon Pablo and the allocation of such sufficient amount from the City Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Fund of 2012 to defray the costs of the activities and operation of the team. (Item 84,
07 January 2013 Agenda)
62.
63.
64.
The Committee on Tourism, Special Events, Parks and Playgrounds recommends that the
above proposed ordinance be APPROVED on SECOND READING AFTER PUBLICATION BY
POSTING. (Item 87, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
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65.
66.
67.
The Committee on Market, Trade and Commerce takes note of the issues or concerns
delaying the immediate occupation of the Mines View Multipurpose Building by its intended
beneficiaries, recommends immediate occupancy and use of the building by way of an experiment
that shall be effected thru an administrative order to be issued by the Honorable Mayor that shall be
subject to or in accordance with the following terms and conditions, to wit:
1. The period of the experiment shall not be more than one (1) year;
2. The rates shall be in accordance with the approve experimental rates;
3. The spaces in the fourth floor of the building which were originally designed to be
allocated to plant and food vendors who are to be relocated in other areas of the
building for practical intents, may be leased to others, not necessarily to members of the
open market association;
4. A report on the conduct of the experiment shall be submitted to finalize the ordinance.
(Item 90, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
68.
Letter dated 29 October 2012 of Hon. Betty Lourdes F. Tabanda, President, PCL, Baguio Chapter
to Hon. Nicasio M. Aliping Jr., Acting City Vice Mayor, furnishing a copy of DOJ Opinion No. 38,
s. 2012 [step increment benefit of elective officials] which reconsiders DOJ Opinion No. 16, s. 2011
and suggesting that said matter be taken up with the Local Finance Committee at the soonest possible
time. (Item 91, 07 January 2013 Agenda)
69.
70.
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72.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
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78.
After a public hearing regarding the above proposed ordinance was conducted last
December 19, 2012, the Committee on Human Rights, Justice, Public Protection and Safety,
Peace and Order recommends that the ordinance be APPROVED on SECOND READING FOR
PUBLICATION. Underlining the amendments were supplied for emphasis.
79.
The Committee on Ethics, Governmental Affairs and Personnel recommends that the
above letter be RETURNED to the proponent to integrate the recommendations of the Baguio City
Police Office (BCPO) and the Human Resource Management Office (HRMO).
81.
The Committee on Ways and Means and Finance, Cluster A, recommends that the above
mentioned resolutions be forwarded to the City Development Council for possible inclusion in the listing
of priority projects of the city.
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83.
84.
85.
The Committee on Ways and Means and Finance, Cluster A, recommends that the
above mentioned ordinance be APPROVED ON SECOND READING AFTER PUBLICATION.
86.
NEW MATTER:
87.
C.
D.
CITIZENS FORUM
BAGUIO HYMN
CLOSING PRAYER
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