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Congress of the Philippines Seventeenth Congress First Regular Session } HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES H. No. 5003 By Representatives A cop, Roa-Puno, Duavtt, Rodriguez (I.) and Lobregat, per Committee Report N o. 105 AN ACT RENAMING THE ROAD TRAVERSING BARANGAY DOLORES IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF TAYTAY AND BARANGAY BAGUMBONG IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF JALA-JALA, ALL IN THli PROVINCE OF RIZAL, AS JOSE RIZAL HIGHWAY Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled: 1 Section 1. The national road stretching from Barangay Dolores in the 2 Municipality of Taytay, up to Barangay Bagumbong in the Municipality of 3 Jala-Jala, traversing the following points, all in the Province of RizaL is hereby 4 renamed Jose Rizal Highway: 5 (a) From Kay Tikling Junction to Taytay Diversion Road up to the 6 Manila East Road in the Municipality of Taytay; 7 (b) From the Manila East Road, Taytay to Barangay Muzon in the 8 Municipality of Taytay; 9 (c) From Barangay Muzon to Angono Diversion Road and up to the 10 Manila East Road, Barangay Pag-asa in the Municipality of Binangonan; 11 (d) From the Manila East Road, Barangay Pag-asa to Binangonan 12 Diversion Road up to the Binangonan-Cardona boundary; 1 (e) From Binangonan-Cardona boundary to Looc-Calahan Diversion 2 Road up to the Manila East Road going to Morong and up to die Sagbat 3 Junction in the Municipality of Morong; 4 (0 I'rom Sagbat Junction to Sagbat-Pililia Road up to the Halayhayin 5 Junction, Manila East Road in the Municipality of Pililia; and 6 (g) From Halayhayin Junction to Pililia-Jala-Jala Road up to the 7 Rizal-Laguna boundary. 8 Sec. 2. The Department of Public Works and Highways shall place 9 appropriate markers along the national roads enumerated in the preceding 10 section and issue the necessary orders and circulars to implement the provision 11 of this Act. 12 Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its fiill 13 publication in the Official Gazette or in at least two (2) newspapers of general 14 circulation. Approved, O.

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