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Appendix 2: Qc Development Council APPENDIX 2: QC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL CHAIRMAN: Hon. Herbert M. Bautista - City Mayor MEMBERS: Hon. Ma. Josefina G. Belmonte – City Vice Mayor Hon. Vincent Crisologo - District I Representative Hon. Winston T. Castelo - District II Representative Hon. Jorge B. Banal, Jr. - District III Representative Hon. Feliciano Belmonte, Jr. - District IV Representative Hon. Alfredo D. Vargas, III – District V Representative Hon. Jose Christopher Y. Belmonte – District VI Representative Hon. Raquel S. Malan gen – Committee on Appropriations Mr. Juan Jovian Ingeniero – Asst. Reg’l Director DILG-NCR Mr. Pedro P. Rodriguez, Jr. - CDC Secretary BARANGAY CAPTAINS District I PB Leonardo C. Flores, III - Brgy. Alicia PB Rodolfo S. Palma – Brgy. Bagong Pag-asa PB Dennis A. Caboboy – Brgy. Bahay Toro PB Ma. Teresa V. Montalbo – Brgy. Balingasa PB Ricardo B. Corpuz – Brgy. Bungad PB Ester M. Gutierrez – Brgy. Damar PB Gualberto B. Casaje, Jr. – Brgy. Damayan PB Cornelio G. Pabustan – Brgy. Del Monte PB Julious C. Secillano – Brgy. Katipunan PB Mary Catherine C. Sioson – Brgy. Lourdes PB Leticia Q. Lim – Brgy. Maharlika PB Diceron M. Ada – Brgy. Manresa PB Nenita C. Valdez – Brgy. Mariblo PB Ramon G. Veloso, Jr. – Brgy. Masambong PB Randy S. Serrano – Brgy. Nayong Kanluran PB Von Rommel P. Yalong – Brgy. NS Amoranto PB William Manugar S. Chua – Brgy. Paang Bundok PB Ofelia M. Ponce – Brgy. Pag-ibig sa Nayon PB Edgardo A. Paragua, Jr. – Brgy. Paltok PB Ryan L. Navero – Brgy. Paraiso PB Simplicio ES. Hermogenes – Brgy. Phil Am PB Vicente Honorio V. Llamas – Brgy. Project 6 PB Eduardo M. Firmalino – Brgy. Ramon Magsaysay PB Danilo B. Soriano – Brgy. Salvacion PB Ernesto R. Berroya – Brgy. San Antonio PB Joselito DT. Sahagun – Brgy. San Isidro Labrador PB Dante S. Caguioa – Brgy. San Jose PB Emma Lourdes C. De Jesus – Brgy. Siena PB Renaldo R. Baena – Brgy. St. Peter PB Ernesto B. Baetiong, Sr. – Brgy. Sta. Cruz PB Lorenzo S. Reyes, V – Brgy. Sta. Teresita PB Rizaldy C. Nepomuceno – Brgy. Sto. Cristo PB Richard N. Yu – Brgy. Sto. Domingo PB Virginia C. Ongtauco – Brgy. Talayan PB Roberto G. Fortuno – Brgy. Vasra PB Clarito C. De Jesus – Brgy. Veterans Village PB Noel V. Lopez – Brgy. West Triangle District II PB Crisell B. Beltran – Brgy. Bagong Silangan PB John M. Abad – Brgy. Batasan Hills PB Manuel A. Co – Brgy. Commonwealth PB Felecito A. Valmocina – Brgy. Holy Spirit PB Julieta B. Pen a – Brgy. Payatas District III PB Arsenio C. De Guzman – Brgy. Amihan PB Elmer C. Maturan – Brgy. Bagumbayan PB Raulito C. Datiles – Brgy. Bagumbuhay PB Edgardo F. Pangilinan – Brgy. Bayanihan PB Gabriel C. Legaspi – Brgy. Blue Ridge A PB Arturo S. Dimayuga – Brgy. Blue Ridge B PB Gregory R. Tolentino – Brgy. Camp Aguinaldo PB Ronald N. Tagle – Brgy. Claro PB Oscar Q. Concepcion – Brgy. Dioquino Zobel PB Carlo S. De Mesa – Brgy. Duyan Duyan PB Marciano R. Buena-Agua – Brgy. E. Rodriguez PB Dominador L. Soliven, Jr. – Brgy. East Kamias PB Marvin C. Morales – Brgy. Escopa I PB Fernandito M. Ortiz – Brgy. Escopa II PB Danilo B. Villanueva – Brgy. Escopa III PB Ronald M. Taguba – Brgy. Escopa IV PB Leny Leticia P. Glivano – Brgy. Libis PB Caesar P. Marquez – Brgy. Loyola Heights PB Cesar R. Dela Fuente, Jr. – Brgy. Mangga PB Raul C. Addatu – Brgy. Marilag PB Juliet L. Ginete – Brgy. Masagana PB Allan P. Franza – Brgy. Matandang Balara PB Alejandro H. Cuizon – Brgy. Milagrosa PB Dominic P. Flores – Brgy. Pansol PB Noel R. Agdeppa – Brgy. Quirino 2A PB Celso G. De Veas – Brgy. Quirino 2B PB August E. Diaz – Brgy. Quirino 2C PB Ma. Victoria V. Padolina – Brgy. Quirino 3A PB Telesforo A. Mortega – Brgy. San Roque PB Reynaldo P. Nitro – Brgy. Silangan PB Jose O. De Guzman – Brgy. Socorro PB Edwin S. Tansingco – Brgy. St. Ignatius PB Cecilia M. Concepcion – Brgy. Tagumpay PB Zarina Yasmine Xenelle W. Jorge – Brgy. Ugong Norte PB Reynaldo B. Rivera – Brgy. Villa Maria Clara PB Ma. Tita G. Ferrer – Brgy. West Kamias PB Teresita P. Iguico – Brgy. White Plains District IV PB Jose Antonio C. Talamayan – Brgy. Bagong Lipunan ng Crame PB Benjamin A. Erediano – Brgy. Botocan PB Rosa D. Magpayo – Brgy. Central PB Renato C. Tanyag – Brgy. Damayang Lagi PB Antonio Ma Benito T. Calma, Jr. – Brgy. Don Manuel PB Zandy A. Zacate – Brgy. Don a Aurora PB Concepcion S. Malan gen – Brgy. Don a Imelda PB Andres R. Narciso – Brgy. Don a Josefa PB Francisco M. Aguilar – Brgy. Horseshoe PB Ramon B. Salas – Brgy. Immaculate Concepcion PB Robin C. Porlaje – Brgy. Kalusugan PB Jayson G. Encomienda – Brgy. Kamuning PB Ma. Teresa L. Atentar – Brgy. Kaunlaran PB Armando T. Lazo – Brgy. Kristong Hari PB Julian B. Santos – Brgy. Krus na Ligas PB Jose Maria M. Rodriguez – Brgy. Laging Handa PB Fernando P. Asia, Jr. – Brgy. Malaya PB Regina Celeste C. San Miguel – Brgy. Mariana PB Jose D. Segundo – Brgy. Obrero PB Mauricio C. Gutierrez, Sr. – Brgy. Old Capitol Site PB Leopoldo A. Tiamson – Brgy. Paligsahan PB Vincent T. Saab – Brgy. Pinagkaisahan PB Jesus N. Lipnica, Jr. – Brgy. Pinyahan PB Orlando Paolo F. Casimiro – Brgy. Roxas PB Alberto C. Flores – Brgy. Sacred Heart PB John M. Reyno – Brgy. San Isidro PB Melecio C. Advincula, III – Brgy. San Martin de Porres PB Romancito M. Santol PB Kristhine Del Andraneda Advincula – Brgy. San Vicente PB Annabella I. Curatcho – Brgy. Sikatuna PB Larry L. Handayan – Brgy. South Triangle PB Sergio C. Gonzalvo – Brgy. Sto. Nin o PB Rodel N. Lobo – Brgy. Tatalon PB Lolita DL. Singson – Brgy. Teacher’s Village East PB Federico S. Jong, Jr. – Brgy. Teacher’s Village West PB Isabelita P. Gravides – Brgy. UP Campus PB Virgilio S. Ferrer, II – Brgy. UP Village PB Ma. Anna DG. Millonado – Brgy. Valencia District V PB Richard V. Ambito – Brgy. Bagbag PB Christian A. Cando – Brgy. Capri PB Articer O. Quebal – Brgy. Fairview PB Renato U. Galimba – Brgy. Greater Lagro PB Rey Aldrin S. Tolentino – Brgy. Gulod PB Alfredo S. Roxas – Brgy. Kaligayahan PB Feliciano F. Dela Cruz – Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon PB Manuel A. Chua – Brgy. North Fairview PB Asuncion M. Visaya – Brgy. Novaliches Proper PB Evangeline F. Dungca – Brgy. Pasong Putik Proper PB Ramiro S. Osorio – Brgy. San Agustin PB Pascual L. Lamberto – Brgy. San Bartolome PB William R. Bawag – Brgy. Sta. Lucia PB Nelson C. Alcantara – Brgy. Sta. Monica District VI PB Elizabeth C. De Jesus – Brgy. Apolonio Samson PB Eduardo R. Juan – Brgy. Baesa PB Lilibeth T. Marcelino – Brgy. Balongbato PB Victor D. Bernardo – Brgy. Culiat PB Reynaldo B. Ebron – Brgy. New Era PB Emmanuel Banjo A. Pilar – Brgy. Pasong Tamo PB Rolando B. Quitorio – Brgy. Sangandaan PB Carlos DM. Apo – Brgy. Sauyo PB Ursula R. Juan – Brgy. Talipapa PB Hector B. Geronimo – Brgy. Tandang Sora PB Orlando G. Mamonong – Brgy. Unang Sigaw POs/ NGOs SECTORAL REPRESENTATIVES Patricio P. Achas – Welfare for the Community Foundation, Inc. Elvera D. Allado – SAMACO Block 2 Homeowners Association, Inc. Romeo Alvarez – Unified Senior Citizens Association of District III QC, Inc. Henry A. Asistin – Kapatirang Bayan Bagong Pilipino Foundation, Inc. Zacarias P. Asuncion – Urban Poor Alliance of Brgy, Nagkaisang Nayon (UP-AA, BNN), Inc. Herminigildo P. Aviles – Kapatiran Kaunlaran Homeowners Association, Inc. Emma J. Baria – Advocates for Humanpower and Community Development, Inc. Merly Christina Barlaan - Women's Federation for World Peace, Phils., Inc. Rhodora A. Bohol - Barangay Paligsahan Senior Citizens Asso., Inc. Patricia P. Cabasal - Samahan ng mga Kababaihan sa Area 9, Veterans Vill., Pasong Tamo, Inc. Marissa A. Can ega – New Sunshine HOA Reynante Cunanan - Samahang Makatao at Maktarungang Paninirahan sa National Gov't Center, Inc. Josephine B. Custodio - Arlegui Homeowners Asso., Inc. Romeo Escobar - Magkakasama Homeowners Asso., Inc. Jovencio H. Evangelista - Legal na Ayuda para sa mga Inaapi at Dukha, Inc. Sherlita Flores - Upper Everlasting Block II Homeowners' Asso., Inc. Harry D. Francisco – Rising Sun II HOA Evelyn S. Galang - (ROTCHNA) ROTC Hunters Neighborhood Asso. Mary Anne D. Gatbonton - Nutrition Foundation of the Philippines Amelita Iban ez - Batasan Women's League Angel's Chapter Eugenio N. Katigbak - CBE Town Senior Citizens Asso., Inc. Rizza Joy E. Laurea - Order of the Triskelion QCH Chapter, Inc. Ricardo I. Lopez - Senior Citizens Federation of District II QC, Inc. Brian James Lu - National Economic Protectionism Asso., Inc. Virginia Malinao - Botanical Community Organization Marilyn Maluping - Samahan ng Magkakapitbahay sa Abbey Road, Bagbag, Inc. Ma. Teresa Margallo - Damayan Ladies Asso. Dist. 1 Area IV QC, Inc. Rachel L. Martin - Council for the Restoration of Filipino Values, Inc. Alexander L. Mendoza - Caucus of Persons with Diability Philippines, (CPDDP), Inc. Teresita B. Monera - Pagkakaisa ang Gabay ng Samahan HOA Rolando P. Montiel - People's Movement for Democratic Governance, Inc. Marietta C. Nacional - Konfederation ng mga Samahan sa National Government Center East Side (KOSA), Inc. Carlos Natavio - People's Consultative Council NGC Eastside Area, Inc. Ma. Theresa M. Nator - United Tribu Block 1 HOA, Inc. Sigfredo A. Novilla - Samahang Pinagbuklod ng 99-A Sauyo Road, Nova., Inc. Josebel Peralta - Samahan ng Nagkakaisang Magkakapitbahay ng Manresa, Inc. Vicente R. Puerta - Construction Industry Workers Council (CIWC), Inc. Jose Arnel L. Quebal - Barangay Fairview TODA, Inc. Joy D. Rendon - Samahan ng Magkakapitbahay ng No. 4 Katipunan, Inc. Hubert M. Raymundo - Barangay Pinyahan Senior Citizens Asso., Inc. Arlene Anita A. Reyes - Felipe St. Neighborhood Asso., Inc. Renato F. Robel – NFA Multi-Purpose Coop. Eden B. Ruiz - Senior Citizens Association of Vasra (SCAVV) Carlito C. Samala - Greater Heights Christian Worship Center, Inc. Luz P. Savilla - Alyansa ng Maralita sa Nova (ALMANOVA), Inc. Emmanuel P. Solidum - BF Homes QC Homeowners Community Asso., Inc. Bonjerico Untalasco - Alyansa ng mga Kabataan para sa Demokrasya at Kaunlaran, Inc. Josephine L. Velasco - 4Ks Task Force Solo Asso., Inc. Miranda Verdadero - Kapit-Bisig, Q.C. Vendors Asso., Inc. CORE TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP OF THE CITY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL - COM- PREHENSIVE PLANNING FOR QUEZON CITY SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR Judy Gilda S.
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