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To View the Full Text of the Paranaque City Ordinance No. 31 constructed, the appraisal and assessment of the same shall REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES be adjusted accordingly. SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD 10. Vacant or idle lands located in purely residential or mixed CITY OF PARANAQUE resid~ntial shall be classified as residential. If such land is located in a purely commercial or industrial the same shall be · classified as commercial or industrial or in accordance with the ORDINANCE NO. 31 zoning ordinance existing within Ihe city. Series of 2011 11 .For land occupied by informal settlers without owners consent, a reduction of not more than 30% shall be applied to the base value thereof. PROPONENTS COUN. RUFINO M. ALLANIGUE B. INDUSTRIAL LAND COUN. FLORENCIA N. AMURAO 12. For land abutting on informal settlers a reduction ~/not more COUN. FLORENCIO C. BERNABE III 1. First Class (1-1) than 25 % shall be applied to the base value thereof COUN. JOSE ENRICO T. GOLEZ a. Lots along Dr. Arcadia Santos Avenue (Sucat Road), Quirino COUN. BRILLANTE V. INCIONG Avenue. South Superhighway, Ninoy Aquino Avenue and For land within 20 meters of informal settlers, a reduction of not COUN. ROSELLE P. NAVA Road) Emilio Aguinaldo Highway (Coastal Road) more than 20% shall be applied to the base value thereof. COUN. VALMAR C. sono b. Located WIThin 500 meters from main thoroughfares. COUN. JASON P. WEBB c. All service facililies are available especially transportation. Section 4 LlGA PRES. TEODORO C. VIRATA, JR. d. Command the highest land value in the City, which satisiy SCHEDULE OF MARKET VALUES FOR THE SK PRES. MARIE CAMILLE C. MANANSALA all requir.ements to such highest industrial area category. DIFFERENT CLASSES OF RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL LANDS IN THE CITY OF PARANAQUE AN ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING THE SCHEDULE OF FAIR 2. Second Class (1-2) MARKET VALUES FOR LAND, AND OTHER IMPROVEMENT a. Alana concrete road of 4 lanes and more, BARANGAY BF HOMES FOR THE CITY OF PA RANAQUE IN ACCORDANCE WITH b. Located- within 501-1 ,000 meters away from main SUB­ THE LOCA L GOVERNMENT CODE OF 1991 AND THE thoroughfares. STREET / SUBDIVISION VALUE JOINT MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 2010-01 OF THE c. Complete in service facilities especially transportations_ CLASS • DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND THE DEPARTMENT OF d. Command a lesser land value than first class (1-1). Dr. A. Santos Ave. INTERIOR A ND LOCA L GOVERNMENT. I C-3 · I 10,000.00 I 3. Third Class (1-3) WHEREA S, on October 20, 2010. the Department of Finance and a. Along concrete road of 2 lanes and more. ~~~a~n~i ~la~~~em~o~'i~'J~P~~~ __________-+ ~C=4~-+ __~ 6~,~OOO~.~00~~ . the Department of the In terior and Local Government b. Located within a distance of 1.000 to 1,500 meters from issued joint Memorandum Circular No. 2010-01 . second class (1-2) Loyala ~emorial Park C-4 6,000.00 enjoining all provinces, cities and municipality of c, Complete in service facilities especially transportation. Patems. Metm Manila to prepare the schedule of d. Which command a lesser land value than second class (1-2) B.F. Homes (Commercial Al:ea) C·S 5,000.00 Market Values (SMVs) of real property and to conduct tile general revision of property assessments in their 4. Fourth Class (1-4) B.F'. (Industrial) Villongco Ave. I-I 5,000,00 resp ective jUfisdiction; 8. Along concrete road of 2 lanes and more. b. Complete with all service facilities especially transportation. B.F. Homes Subd. Ph. 1,2,3,5 & 6 R-2 2,000.00 WHEREAS, Section 219 of Republic Act 7160. provides that the c. Which command a lesser land value than third class (1-3) City Assessor slmlJ undertake a general re vision of - Maywood Village R-2 2,000.00 real property assessments within two (2) years after C. RESIDENTIAL LAND effectivity of the Code and every three (3) years S~ u!h Bay Garden Subd R-2 2,000.00. thereafter,' 1. First Class (R-1) a. Land In exclusive subdivisions with private security Tahan.n Village R-2 2,000.00 WHEREAS. Section 212 also of the said Republic Act 7160 also protections and lowest population density within the city. provides that before any general re vision of property b. Land along first class road and highly infiuenced by 1'eoville Subd R·2· 2,000.00' assessment is made, there shall be prepared a Commercial Area, • schedule of fair market value by the City Assessor for c. Land with available light, water and telephone as service Camella Homes Subd ·R-3 1,800.00 the different classes of real propelty situated in this facilities. Local Goverhment Unit for enactment by Ordinance d. Land that commands the highest residential land value in Goodwill Subd 2 • R-3 of the City Council concerned; the city. 1,800.00 , . lrencville Subd W HEREAS, the City Assessor in pursuance thereof, has prepared 2. Second Class (R-2) R-3 1,800.00 the Schedule of Values for land, buildings and other a. Land along concrete road with curb and guner and good improvements; . drainage Jackielouville Subd R-3 1,800.00 b. Land located w ithin a distance 500 to 1,000 meters from WHEREAS, the City Assessor in coordination with the Secretary" hospitals, cinema, church, school, bank, and trading center. Sta. Rita Village R-3 1,800,00 of the Sangguniang Panlungsod conducted a series c. Land with available light. water and telephone as service of consul/ative meeting with the Barangay Captains facilities. ~ASHAl, Sampaloc Area R-5 1,200,00 and their constituents; d. Land that have a hi.gher population than first class residential land. W HEREAS, the Committee on Ways and Means has cponducted · e. Land that command a lower land value than first class BARANGAYBACLARAN a pu/J/ic meeting regarding tile proposed Schedute reside:ntia1 land. SUB­ of Fair Market Values for Land, Building and other ' STREET I SUBDIVISION VALUE improvements submitted by the Assessor; 3. Third Class (R-3) CLASS a. Land along concrete and asphalt road with curb and gutter WHEREAS, after the said consultative meetings. public meeting -a nd drainage. Aseana Business Park I BLVD 2000 I C-1 20,000.00 I and dialogues, the schedule of fair market values for b. Land tocated within 1,000 to 1,500 meters from hospitals, . ~acapagalAvenue C-1 20,000,00 lands, buildings and other improvements submitted church, cinema. school. bank andlor trading center. Tambo Bdry to Pasay Wry. by the City Assessor was lowered in tile draft c. Land with available light, water and telephone as service Roxas Boulevard ordinance: . facilities. C-I 20,000,00 T. Alon zoS~toPasay Bdry. d. Land with higher population density than second class WHEREAS, the Committee on . Ways and Means has conducted residential. Airport Road C-3 10,000.00 numerous public hearings on the said draft ordinance: e. Land that command a lesser land-value than second-class , . F.B. Hatrison - residential , .",-_~. J ~_ · l , - - -- - . -'-'-- ' - - !-"'C-3 - 1O,00(h00 •• I ' - - - - RecL"lllptorist Road to AGuarra ~tree r WHEREAS, the Sangguniang Panlungsod of Paranaque III j its desire to help its constituents from the present 4. Fourth Class (R-4) Quirino Avenue ...L C-3 10,000.00 economic condition, acknowledged the need to a. Land along concrete and asphalt road with curb and T. Alonzo Street to Pasay·Bdry. 1 reduce even fUither the burden brought'about by the I--'::'-=-=.:.:::-:-=-='-='------f---::-:--r---=:-.--.... -.-.... drainage. RedemptoristRoad , C-3 HI,oeO.OO General Revision submitted by the assessor; b. located within 1,500 to 2,000 meters from hospitals, church, 1 Cinema, school, bank, andlor trading center. Taft Ave. Extn. (Mexico St.) . ' 1 'C-3 10,000.00 .--.. _..... WHEREA S, the present schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands c. Land with available light, water and telephone as service was first re vised in 1997 while the Schedule of Values M. Roxas Street C-6 3,000.00 facility. I-::-~-::-:::-----::-----f--;:: ........ --.,...:!..:..=---j of Building and other improvements remained at the d . Land located in higher popul"tion density than third class 11. Claudio Street C-6 3,000.00 ' level of 1992; residential category. ~==::.:==-c--___--+---=--:--+-~._._ ........ _... _._ e. Land that command lesser land value than third class _....:l:· :.. :,AI::o::nz=·=o...:Str=ee=·t~ __________-'-'- . +--:::R:.;-2:--t--::Z",00=0.:.:.O:;0___ _ WHE;RE;AS. as a re sult of said circumstance, the schedule of · residential area. ' Fair Market Values of Real Property and other I-,A_.Gu~rr~_=s::tr::ee=t------__j-R::--:2__j--'Z=_',_:oe:::O:'".0=0-_1 improvements in the City has remained Io.w compared 5. Fifth Class (R-5) A.Guarra:.:E~x=m=.~------------_t_:R~~~+_~2=_',_:OOO~.00~. __l to the surrounding Cities of Pasay, Makati,Las Pinas. r---=----, -. a. Land along concrete and asphalt road with curb and gutter Bayanihan Street R-2 2,000.00 and Muntin/upa; and drainage with poor subdivision scheme and small lot area. Redemptarist Street R-2 2;000.00 WHEREAS, the depressed and antiquated schedule of Fair b. Land located beyond 2,000 meters from hospitals. church: Market Values has prevented the City from school, bank and/or trading center. t,=E"'v::an=g~'e:.;li;:st::a:.:S:.:tr::e=et:...... _____________+---cR::-_:.;2--+ 2,O1l0.00 adequately sourcmg its revenues to fund th e c. Land with available light service facilities. r-:Ri-::-·v-:e-::-ra-=-s_tr_eec:t __________________rll:~J=2,000.Oo prosecution, operation, completion of physical} d.
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