ULAT SA BAYAN 2016 19th Quezon City Council

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Ulat sa Bayan ng Punong Tagapangasiwa 3

II. Landmark Legislations

Administration and Governance 13 Economic Development 18 Social Development and Human Rights 21 Health 24 Housing 24 Women and Children 27 Education 28 Senior Citizen 32 Environment, Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction 34 Peace and Order 39 Tourism, Culture and Heritage 41 ASEAN Integration 43

III. 2015 National Local Legislative Award Executive Summary 47 Department of Interior and Local Government Philippine Councilors League

IV. Legislative Accomplishments of the members of the 19th Quezon City Council

District 1 Councilors 53 District 2 Councilors 61 District 3 Councilors 74 District 4 Councilors 82 District 5 Councilors 90 District 6 Councilors 98 ULAT SA BAYAN 2016 ng Punong Tagapangasiwa Hon. Ma. Josefina G. Belmonte Vice Mayor Presiding Officer

Mga kagalang-galang na mga panauhin, mga kasama ko sa konseho, isang magandang hapon sa ating lahat. Sisimulan ko ang aking ulat sa pamamagitan ng isang larawan. Sa ating LED screen mapagmamasdan ninyo ang Gawad na ibinigay ng Department of Interior and Local Government at ng Philippine Councilors League sa ating Sanggunian Panlungsod, bilang National Winner ng 2015 Local Legislative Award sa kategoryang Highly Urbanized Cities at Independent Component Cities. There are 40 such cities in our country, and for the first time since this award was institutionalized, we the 19th City Council, have won it for our City. Three years ago in 2012, the 18th City Council was among the 13 finalists for this award, having won it in the National Capital Region. Sa aking pangalawang pamilya, ang konseho ng Lungsod Quezon, malugod na pagbati sa ating napagtagumpayan.

But to paraphrase a presidential candidate, hindi naman tungkol sa atin ang award na ito. Tungkol ito sa kanila, ang ating mga pinaglilingkuran. Walang drama, walang hugot. Trabaho lang. Nagkataon lamang, na sa pagsasagawa natin ng ating mandato, kinilala ang ating pinagsikapan. Bonus lang ito. The real reward is the opportunity given to us to change and improve the lives of our people.

Trabaho lang ang nag-udyok sa ating magsunog ng kilay, minsa’y hanggang hatinggabi, upang matapos ang ating mga tungkulin. Walang nang-epal sa ating konseho. Walang drama queen. Ngunit minsan merong drama king - si konsehal Roger Juan. Pero ‘di naman matatawaran ang silakbo ng kanyang damdamin para sa sektor na kanyang kinakatawan, ang senior citizens. At dahil dito naisulong nila ni Konsehala Raquel Malañgen ang isang batas na magsisigurong isang porsiento ng ating total annual budget mula 2017 ay mapupunta sa mga programa at proyekto para sa ating mga senior citizens. This appropriation represents an almost 300% increase in the amount allocated for 2016, and will ensure that all the other measures for seniors passed by our colleagues such as free pneumococcal vaccines (by Councilor Jessica Castelo Daza) and the establishment of a home for indigent, abandoned and abused senior citizens (by Councilor Toto Medalla) shall finally be implemented.

EFFICIENCY

In the line of duty, we have approved 258 ordinances and 967 resolutions in the last three years. We have conducted 89 regular sessions and 3 special sessions. Masaya akong ipamalita sa inyo, na kahit minsan, di kami nagkaproblema sa quorum. Every council session has an average of 90.64% attendance.

3 Batay sa assessment ng 2015 Local Legislative Award, nagpasa tayo ng 172 na ordinansa at resolusyon na naaayon sa mga pambansang adhikain. These five government guideposts include: poverty reduction and social inclusion; environmental sustainability, climate change and disaster risk management; accountable, responsive and participatory governance; a fair and stable order based on international rule of law; and peace and security.

EXECUTIVE-LEGISLATIVE AGENDA

Mahalaga sa isang administrasyon ang pagkakaisa at malapit na pakikipag-ugnayan ng dalawang sangay ng lokal na pamahalaan. At bunga ng maayos na samahan na ito ang pagbuo natin sa simula ng ating pamunuan ng isang Executive-Legislative Agenda na naging batayan ng ating mga pangunahing polisiya. The Mayor’s thrust this term centered on economic development and revenue generation, disaster risk reduction, preparations for the ASEAN Integration, and the continuation of his advocacy on shelter. Bilang suporta sa mga prayoridad ng ating mahal na Punong Lungsod, 63 ordinansa at 46 na resolusyon ang aming ipinasa. This represents 38% of all the legislation enacted by the City Council.

In order to achieve economic development as envisioned by the Mayor, we passed a Public-Private Partnership Code through the leadership of our Majority Floor Leader, Councilor Bong Suntay. Sa ilalim ng PPP, kaakibat natin ang pribadong sektor sa pamumuhunan ng ilang piling proyekto upang tumaas ang antas ng serbisyo natin sa ating mga pinaglilingkuran. The PPP Code also sets the framework that will facilitate consistency, integrity, reliability, sustainability, accountability, transparency, and enforceability for major and big-ticket projects.

We also authored the Economic Development Incentives Code through the initiative of Councilors Suntay and Allan Reyes, then the Committee Chair on Trade, Commerce and Industry. This ordinance aims to encourage more foreign and local investors to the City. Isinasaayos nito ang proseso ng pamumuhunan at pagbibigay ng insentibo upang higit pang makahikayat ng malalaking mga negosyo sa ating lungsod. Ang nabuong Local Economic Investment Promotions Office ang siyang mangangasiwa ng magandang relasyon natin sa mga mamumuhunan sa atin.

Since the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance are the most important measures in laying the framework for the development of our City, Councilor RJ Belmonte as head of the Committee on City Planning, Building and Zoning ends his three terms by spearheading the updating of these measures to reflect current trends, incorporating into them provisions for climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction, as well as tourism, through the introduction of Special Urban Development Zones (SUDZ).

Veteran legislator Jun Ferrer, Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means introduced three amendments to the Revenue Code that were instrumental in increasing the income of our City. This 2016, our City’s budget reached a whopping

4 16.1 billion pesos, representing an increase of 5.8 billion pesos or equivalent to 57% increase (as compared to the 2011 budget), since the 19th City Council took office. Samantalang ang mas beteranong konsehal naman na si Tito Godie Liban II, Chairman ng Committee on Appropriations ay palaging tinitiyak na naipapasa ang taunang budget ng lungsod sa tamang oras.

Tumugon din ang ating konseho sa panawagan ng ating Punong Lungsod na paghandaan ang ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) na bahagi ng kabuuang ASEAN Economic Integration. Nagpasa tayo ng limang resolusyon upang matugunan ang layuning ito. Kabilang sa mga measures na ito ang paghikayat sa ating Punong Lungsod na bumuo ng isang Technical Working Group na magsisimula ng mga usaping Sister-City relations sa mga nangungunang mga lungsod sa Southeast Asian region upang maging daan sa ugnayan sa negosyo, trabaho, turismo at edukasyon, na higit pang magpapaunlad sa ating syudad.

In relation to the predicted increase in the number of Overseas Filipino Workers as the planned ASEAN Economic Community progresses, Councilor Mayen Juico pushed for the creation of the Quezon City Migrants Resource Center to cater to the needs of OFWs and their families. This office will ensure that our residents planning to work abroad will receive assistance in terms of recruitment, employment, and pre and post departure needs. Support services for families left behind shall also be provided.

In anticipation of the need to protect our micro and small entrepreneurs from the onslaught of better capitalized foreign companies that can threaten their businesses, we have also pushed for the conversion of Task Force Sikap Buhay into the Small Business Development and Promotions Office. Kabalikat nito, isinabatas din natin ang Magna Carta for Micro and Small Business Enterprises na bumubuo ng 80% ng mga negosyo sa ating lungsod. Ayon sa batas na ito, bibigyan ng ayuda ang mga maliliit na negosyo sa mga usaping product development, capacity building, technology enhancement, tax incentives, market expansion, at iba pa, kung magpa-rehistro sila sa BPLO natin. Maraming salamat kina Konsehal Bayani Hipol, Committee Chair on Human Rights, at Konsehal Bobby Castelo, Committee Chair on Micro, Small and Medium Business and Entrepreneurship Development, sa pagsulong nito.

To continue the Mayor’s shelter program, which was first launched in our last term, we have enacted twelve measures to authorize several Bistekville Socialized Housing Projects to benefit one thousand eight hundred seventy-seven (1,877) families. We have also approved twenty-nine (29) subdivision plans as part of our Community Mortage Program. These were made through the efforts of Councilor Precious Hipolito Castelo, Chair of the Committee on Subdivisions and Councilor Marivic Co-Pilar, Chair of the Committee on Urban Poor and Human Settlement.

Disaster Risk Reduction and Management has always been an issue close to the heart of our Mayor and our City has invested extensively in ensuring we will be among the most prepared cities in the country should disaster strike. Not only did the City Council institutionalize a DRRM office to guarantee concerted efforts from the City down to

5 the barangays, but we also passed a measure to make sure that should less fortunate LGUs be victims of disaster, mas tiyak at mabilis ang tulong na maibibigay natin sa kanila.

Bukod dito, minandato natin ang pagsasanay sa lahat ng mga paaralan sa DRRM at hinimok ang masusing pagsusuri sa lahat ng mga gusaling pampamahalaan upang siguraduhing ligtas ang mga ito sa ano mang sakuna, lalung-lalo na ang lindol. Saludo ako kina Konsehal Rannie Ludovica, Committee Chair on Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction at Konsehal Don de Leon, Committee Chair on Public Order and Security and Anti-Illegal Drugs sa pagsulong ng mga lehislaturang ito.

OTHER EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT INITIATIVES

Agresibo ring nakipagtulungan ang ating mga mambabatas sa mga pinuno ng ehekutibo na nagbunga ng maraming pagbabago sa mga umiiral nang mga ordinansa. We rigorously updated our legislation to be consistent with new national laws and regulations and to be more efficient and responsive to the needs and concerns of our people. Through the initiative of Councilor Donnie Matias, then the Committee Chair on Markets, the Quezon City Market Code as well as the Quezon City Veterinary Code were revised.

Sisiguraduhin ng amended Market Code na malinis at maayos ang ating pamilihan, mabilis ang pagkuha ng permit, wasto ang babayaran ng ating mga manininda, at makatwiran ang pamamahala ng ating mga palengke, tiangge at iba pang lugar ng kalakalan.

The amended Veterinary Code further regulates meat establishments and the meat trade in the City to ensure higher quality and safety standards. This also incorporates a comprehensive policy on pet ownership and animal welfare.

Sa pagtutok ni Konsehal Pinggoy Lagumbay, Committee Chair on Health and Sanitation, meron na rin tayong modernong Sanitation Code. This code simplified the procedure and requirements for securing the health and sanitary permits of business establishments to ensure a more business-friendly environment, and also includes provisions for disposal of cadavers, regulation of funeral parlors and certification for embalmers.

Sa ating STI, HIV and AIDS Prevention and Control Ordinance, nagdagdag tayo ng parusa sa diskriminasyon sa mga persons with HIV. Unang naging advocacy ni Councilor J essica Castelo Daza ang HIV prevention nung na-institutionalize niya ang Klinika Bernardo bilang pasilidad ng mga sexually transmitted diseases. Dahil dito, nanalo tayo ng Galing Pook Award.

6 Ang kampeon ng kababaihan, si Konsehala Mayen Juico, umarangkada din. Her amendments on the Gender and Development Code ensure that our ordinance is consistent with the Magna Carta for Women and the provisions of the UN Women Safe Cities campaign that protects women and girls from violence and harassment

LANDMARK MEASURES

Sa dakong ito, pahintulutan ninyo akong ipagmalaki ang mga ordinansa na sa tingin ko’y matatawag na landmark measures, sapagkat hindi inutos sa amin ang mga ito ng ehekutibo, ngunit nanggaling sa personal naming adbokasiya kasama ang mga mamamayang aming mismong nakapanayam. Bukod dito, matuturing ang mga ito na kakaiba at pinakauna sa ating bansa.

Batay sa impact dito sa Pilipinas at maging sa ibang bansa, ang ‘rockstar’ ng ating mga landmark measures ay ang Gender-Fair Ordinance na isinulong ni Councilor Mayen Juico, Committee Chair on Women, Family Relation and Gender Equality na napasa pagkaraan ng anim na oras ng pagdedebate sa plenaryo. Hanggang sa ngayon, ang Anti-Discrimination Bill ay ‘di pa rin pinapasa ng Kongreso. Ayon sa ordinansang ito, ipinagbabawal ang diskriminasyon sa mga nagmumula sa hanay ng LGBT sa trabaho, edukasyon, serbisyong pangkalusugan at pabahay. Kaakibat din ng batas na ito ang tinatawag na ‘affirmative action’ kung saan minamandatong pro-active tayo sa pagbubukas ng isipan ng ating mga mamamayan patungkol sa mga isyung LGBT.

Landmark measure din ang Tricycle Management Code ni Konsehala Raquel Malañgen, Committee Chair ng Transportation. Nabuo ang ordinansang ito pagkaraan ng mahabang pananaliksik at konsultasyon sa sektor ng TODA. Taon ang inabot bago mapasa ang batas na ito upang masigurong isinaalang-alang at tinugunan lahat ng mga isyu ng sektor. Bilang resulta, tayo ang tinaguriang kauna-unahang lungsod na nagsabatas at nagsaayos ng operasyon at social protection ng mga TODA.

Ganito din ang ating ginawa sa sektor ng BHWs kung saan nagtakda tayo ng panuntunan para sa kanila at nagmandato ng mga probisyon upang pangalagaan ang kanilang kapakanan, nang sa gayon ay mapabuti ang kanilang serbisyo sa ating mga mamamayan. Salamat muli, Konsehal Pinggoy Lagumbay.

Isa ring landmark measure ang ating Barangay Seal of Good Housekeeping Ordinance na ipinasa sa tulong nina Konsehal Bong Suntay at Franz Pumaren. Ibinatay natin sa iminungkahing sistema ng yumaong DILG Secretary Jessie Robredo ang batas na ito upang siguraduhing maging tapat, matino at mahusay ang pamamahala sa mga lungsod, munisipyo at lalawigan. But we took the challenge one step further by bringing good governance to our barangays through this measure. This ordinance is a manifestation of our serious commitment towards raising the standards of efficiency, competence and integrity in public service. Today, LGUs from all over the country are asking us to help them implement the Barangay Seal of Good Housekeeping in their jurisdictions.

7 Milestone measure din ang isinakatuparan ni Konsehal Gian Sotto, Committee Chair on the Environment, na siyang nagsulong ng Quezon City Environment Code. Our E-Code has provisions for biodiversity management, solid waste management, air pollution management, water pollution management and nuisance management with corresponding guidelines, clear requirements for permits, and prohibited acts and penalties. Katulad din ng iba nating landmark measures, matinding public consultation ang dinaanan ng measure na ito bago ito napasa. It is noteworthy that much of the content of this measure derives from individual measures pursued by Councilor Dorothy Delarmente, especially the Plastic Bag Reduction Ordinance, which has yielded millions of pesos for our Green Fund.

Isang napagtagumpayan ni Konsehal Toto Medalla, Committee Chair on Games and Amusement, ang paglatag ng istriktong polisiya sa mga pasugalan sa ating lungsod. Nagbalangkas ang ordinansa niya ng regulasyon sa mga e-games, e-bingo, sabungan at tupada. Nilalayon nitong ordinansa na pigilan ang paglaganap ng sugal sa ating lungsod. Ipinagbawal din ang tupada sa ating mga barangay, maliban sa opisyal na piyesta nito, at pinabilis ang proseso ng pagkuha ng permits.

Mamayang hapon, kung walang mangyaring ‘di inaasahan, tatlo pang mahahalagang ordinansa ang ating tatalakayin, at kung walang tututol, ipapasa.

Una sa mga ito ang Local Building Code of Quezon City na isinusulong ni Konsehal Onyx Crisologo, Commiteee Chair on Public Works and Infrastructure. Among others, this measure aims to streamline processes in the application of building permits, clarify the mandates and accountabilities of the Building Official, the City Engineer, the Planning and Development Office, and the Bureau of Fire, in order to ensure efficiency, avoid duplication of tasks and promote responsiveness. Inaasahan na ang ordinansang ito ang magiging kasagutan sa maraming mga isyung nakakarating sa ating tanggapan patungkol sa isyu ng mga building permits.

Inaasahan ding mapapasa mamaya ang Urban Design Code na nilagdaan ni Councilor RJ Belmonte upang magbalangkas ng mga alituntunin at pamantayan sa pagdisenyo ng mga public spaces katulad ng sidewalks, bike lanes, pedestrian spaces, parks, streetscapes and street furniture. Nilalayon ng batas na ito na gawing mas maganda, kaaya-aya at maayos ang ating lungsod. Tamang-tama ang pagpasa ni Konsehal Roderick Paulate, Committee Chair on Civil Service, Appointments and Reorganization ang isang ordinansang lumilikha ng hiwalay na Department of the City Architect upang tutukan ang design elements na kinakailangan ng bagong batas.

Sana’y mapasa rin mamaya ang Informal Economy Code na isinusulong ni Konsehala Star Valmocina, Committee Chair on Social Services. Nilalayon ng ordinansang ito magbigay ng mas komprehensibong programang pangkaunlaran at social protection para sa mga manggagawa sa informal economy katulad ng mga self-employed na masahista, tubero, electrician, manininda, construction worker, at iba pa. Kasama dito ang mga programa sa kasanayan, edukasyon, kalusugan at pati micro-insurance. Kung mapasa, ito ang magiging kauna-unahang Informal Economy Ordinance sa buong bansa. A similar one is still pending in Congress.

8 Dahil ang kapayapaan at kaayusan ay isa sa pinakamasahol na isyu sa kasalukuyan, mahalaga din ang pagsulong ni Liga President Konsehal Ricky Corpuz ng QC Drug Free Workplace Ordinance na nagmamandato sa lahat ng opisyal at empleyado ng pamahalaan mula barangay volunteers hanggang Office of the Mayor, na magpasailalim sa random drug test taun-taon upang matugunan ang isyu ng paggamit ng bawal na gamot sa pinagkakatiwalaang mga kawani ng gobyerno.

PEOPLE’S PARTICIPATION

Ipinangako ko rin na ang ating konseho ay mahigpit na makikipag-ugnayan sa ating civil society. Sa pangunguna ni Konsehal Anjo Yllana tayo ay kumilala ng 1,059 non-government and people’s organizations. Mula sa kanilang hanay nagmula ang mga sectoral representative ng ating City Development Council. Sila ang ating kabahagi sa pagbalangkas ng mga programa at polisiya upang higit pang matugunan ang pangunahing pangangailangan ng ating mga residente.

Bahagi rin ng paghihikayat natin sa mamamayan na makilahok sa gawain ng konseho ang ating programang e-legislation. Sa pamamagitan ng ating website at e-library, mas mabilis na nakikita ng publiko ang ating agenda at ang ating mga batas.

Isinasalin natin ang mga piling pinagtibay na ordinansa sa wikang Filipino, upang mas lubos na maintindihan ng ating mga residente ang mga batas na nakakaapekto sa kanilang mga buhay. Ang mga primer na ipinamahagi sa inyo ngayon ay ilan sa ating nasimulan.

TOURISM

Sapagkat sa akin binilin ng ating mahal na alkalde ang turismo, tinutukan ko ito sa nakaraang tatlong taon. Sa tulong ni Konsehala Lala Sotto, Committee Chair on Tourism, we have institutionalized the tourism brand “Great”, “Green” and “Growing”, which conveys the core values that define the city. As per our city’s Tourism Development Plan we have proposed the declaration of nine tourism districts. Naaprubahan na ang Maginhawa Art and Food Hub at ang Quezon City Chinatown bilang mga distrito ng turismo sa ating lungsod. Sa tulong ng ilang departamento ng ating pamahalaan, ng mga punong barangay at mga stakeholders, sisimulan na ngayong taon ang rehabilitasyon at pagsasaayos ng Maginhawa at Chinatown.

We have also declared the Quezon Heritage House and the Sanctuario De San Pedro Bautista, as local heritage sites to ensure they are given due recognition and importance as integral parts of our culture, history and heritage, and we can continue to invest in their rehabilitation. To date, the Quezon Heritage House has registered 37,255 visitors, and the San Pedro Bautista Church has just received a grant from the national government for its renovation. Maraming salamat kina Konsehala Jessica Castelo Daza, Committee Chair on Cultural Affairs and Heritage at Konsehal Alex Herrera, Committee Chair on Patrimonial and Proprietary Property and General Services for your support.

9 At this juncture, I wish to acknowledge the tremendous contribution of Councilor Aly Medalla, Committee Chair on Education, Science and Technology for her dedication to uplift the quality of education in our City and to see the K+12 program to fruition, way beyond the call of duty. She has sponsored 41 legislations for our schoolchildren and is an active partner of the Executive Department in crafting the Comprehensive Senior High School Road map for Quezon City.

Konsehala Medalla not only passed an ordinance mandating the creation of a Human Milk Bank at the Quezon City General Hospital, but she also ensured its full and sustainable implementation. Pang mayor na talaga itong si Aly.

Though I did not mention them in my speech in detail, I wish to acknowledge my dearest colleagues, Councilors Bong Liban, Marvin Rillo, Allan Francisco, Joe Visaya and Karl Castelo. If I discussed all your significant contributions, baka di na tayo matapos. But thank you for enriching our discussions, initiating debate for the purpose of improving measures, for your insights and suggestions.

Before I end, please allow me also to extend my deepest gratitude to my colleagues who have contributed so much to our City in the past years, but who will no longer be with us when the 20th City Council is sworn into office. It has been an honour to have worked with you. Thank you so much to:

Councilor Dorothy Delarmente Councilor RJ Belmonte Councilor Jimmy Borres Councilor Jessica Castelo Daza Councilor Vincent Belmonte Councilor Bayani Hipol Councilor Candy Medina

At higit sa lahat, sa pinuno ng Sangguniang Panlungsod, Konsehal Bong Suntay, maraming salamat sa iyong pagpastol sa tatlumpu’t anim na miyembro ng ating konseho. Nakamit natin ang dalawang prestihiyosong gawad mula sa DILG at PCL nang dahil sa mahusay mong pangangasiwa. Saludo ako sa iyo.

Sa ating mahal na Mayor Herbert Bautista, sa lahat ng mga department heads, sa mga Punong Barangay at sa mga Civil Society organizations and representatives maraming salamat sa inyong suporta.

Naalala ko sa pinaka-una kong talumpati binanggit ko na:

Tayo ang magiging bagong mukha ng pamumunong may pananagutan. Tayo ang magiging tagapagtatag ng bagong sukatan ng epektibong pangangasiwa. Tayo ang magsisilbing batayan sa paglilingkod – bayan.

Nagkamali ba ako ng sinabi? Heto ang award, kayo ang humusga. Mabuhay ang ika-19th Sangguniang Panlungsod at maraming salamat.

10 LANDMARK LEGISLATIONS ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNANCE

SP-6284, S-2014 A Resolution authorizing the Ang proyektong eGeographic Information System Honorable Quezon City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista (eGIS) ay ang visual na presentasyon ng wasto, to enter into a contract/agreement for the purchase maaasahan at bagong impormasyon mula sa of workstation equipment in the total amount of aktwal na field survey tungkol sa Disaster Risk eleven million five hundred seventy seven thousand Reduction, Business Development, Building Inven- eight hundred ninety pesos and forty centavos tory, City/Urban Development at Socio-economic (Php11,577,890.40), to be utilized by the Quezon Development. City Information Technology Development Office for its eGeographic Information System (eGIS) Project Ang datos o impormasyon na makakalap mula sa Sponsored by Councilors Jesus Manuel C. Suntay, proyektong ito ay isasama sa Quezon City Godofredo T. Liban II and Eufemio C. Lagumbay database at gagamitin para sa analysis at paggawa Approved on third and final reading on ng desisyon ng iba’t-ibang opisina at departamento March 9, 2015 ng lokal na pamahalaan.

SP-5836, S-2013 A Resolution authorizing the City Ang browser-based application ang siyang Mayor of Quezon City to enter into a contract/ magbubuklod sa lahat ng departamentong may agreement with the winning bidder for the purchase kinalaman sa revenue, disbursement, budget, of Browser-Based Software Program for the Quezon procurement, inventory at financial management City Integrated E-Financial Management System. processes. Sponsored by Councilors Jesus Manuel C. Suntay, Godofredo T. Liban II and Eufemio C. Lagumbay Approved on third and final reading on January 27, 2014

SP-2234, S-2013 Annual budget of the Quezon City Naglalayong pondohan ang gastusin kabilang na Government for calendar year 2014 in the amount ang pasahod, programa at proyekto ng of thirteen billion four hundred seventy six million pamahalaang local ng Lungsod Quezon. fifty six thousand seven hundred fifty six pesos (Php13,476,056,756.00) Sponsored by Quezon City Council Approved on third and final reading on December 20, 2013

SP-2345, S-2014 An Ordinance approving the Naglalayong pondohan ang gastusin kabilang na Annual budget of the Quezon City Government for ang pasahod, programa at proyekto ng calendar year 2015 in the amount of fourteen billion pamahalaang local ng Lungsod Quezon sa taong four hundred sixty two million three hundred sixty 2015. two thousand pesos (Php14,462,362.000.00) Sponsored by: Quezon City Council Approved on third and final reading on October 27, 2014

SP-2285, S-2014 An Ordinance regulating the Naglalayong isaayos ang proseso ng pagbibigay operation of Electronic Games (E-Games), ng permit sa mga nagnanais na mag-negosyo ng Bingo Games, and other Games of Chance, whether electronic na pasugalan sa lungsod. manual, mechanical, electronic internet broadband or otherwise, operating within the territorial Nilalayun din neto ang pag laganap ng sugal. At jurisdiction of Quezon City, and providing penalties ipinagbabawal ang tupada sa mga barangay for violations thereof maliban opisyal na fiesta nito at pinabilis ang Sponsored by Councilors Jesus Manuel C. Suntay proseso ng pag kuha ng permit. and Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on third and final reading on 13 March 17, 2014 SP-2448, S-2015 An Ordinance regulating the sale Ang Oxalic Acid ay isang uri ng nakalalasong of oxalic acid and providing penalties thereof kemikal na karaniwang ginagamit na panglinis. Sponsored by Councilor Dorothy A. Delarmente Approved on third and final reading on September Ipinapagbawal ang pagbebenta ng Oxalic Acid ng 28, 2015 walang permiso o pahintulot mula sa lungsod.

SP-6401, S-2015 A Resolution urging all Quezon City Paalalahanan ang lahat ng pampubliko at Hospitals and other similar Medical Institutions to pribadong hospital na mahigpit na ipinagbabawal strictly observe and comply with the ang pag tanggi sa sinumang pasyente na implementation of Republic Act No. 8344, entitled nangangailangan ng pangunahing lunas na “An Act penalizing the refusal of Hospitals and dudulog o pupunta sa nasabing mga pagamutan. Medical Clinics to administer appropriate initial Medical Treatment and Support in emergency or serious cases, amending for the purpose Batas Pambansa Bilang 702, otherwise known as “An Act prohibiting the demand of Deposits or Advance Payments for the confinement or treatment of patients in Hospitals and Medical Clinics in certain cases” Sponsored by Councilor Rogelio P. Juan Approved on third and final reading on June 8, 2015

SP-6304, S-2015 A Resolution urging the strict Hinihikayat ang istriktong pagiimplementa ng implementation in all universities and colleges Republic Act 8049 bilang katugunan sa talamak na within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City of hazing sa mga fraternities, sororities at iba pang Republic Act 8049 or “An Act Regulating Hazing and organisasyon na may initiation rites. other forms of Initiation Rites in Fraternities, Sororities, and other organizations and providing penalties therefor” otherwise known as “Anti-Hazing Law in the Philippines” Sponsored by Councilor Lena Marie P. Juico Approved on third and final reading on March 23, 2015

PO19CC-474 An Ordinance Creating the Local Layon ng Code na ito na klaruhin ang trabaho ng Building Code of Quezon City bawat departamento ukol sa pagtatayo ng isang Sponsored by Councilor Anthony Peter D. Crisologo building. Dito ay pinaliliwanag ang iba’t ibang uri Calendared on second reading on March 14, 2016 ng permit na dapat kunin sa Bureau of Fire, City Engineering Department, City Planning and Development Office at Department of Building Official upang maiwasan ang pagkalito at paulit-ulit na proseso. Dahil dito ay mas mapapabilis na ang proseso ng pagkuha ng Building Permit sa Department of the Building Official. Isa rin sa importanteng laman ng Code ang responsibilidad ng mga Inhinyero at Arkitekto na magparehistro sa Lungsod Quezon upang maging malinaw at madaling mahabol ang mga ito sakaling may problema o hindi inaasahang sakuna sa istrakturang itinatayo dulot ng kanilang kapabayaan. 14 PO19CC-558 An Ordinance Providing Guidelines for Ito ang magiging gabay ng City Architect’s De- the Urban Design Code of Quezon City partment, City Engineering Department, Parks Sponsored by Councilor Ricardo T. Belmonte Jr. Development and Administration Department, Calendared for second reading on March 14, 2016 City Planning and Development Office, QC Tourism Department at Department of the Building Official sa pagdidisenyo at paggawa ng mga pampublikong pasilidad tulad ng lamppost, waiting shed at pagpapaganda ng ating mga open spaces. Samantala, ito rin ay magiging gabay sa pagdidsenyo at paggawa ng mga pribadong tao o korporasyon na nais magtayo ng mga istrakturang pang negosyo o pang opisina man.

SP-2413, S-2015 An Ordinance elevating the Ito ay tumutukoy sa pangunahing ahensya na Veterinary Services Division into the City Veterinary magpapatupad ng mga probisyon ng Quezon City Department and providing for annual Veterinary Code, tulad ng: appropriations. Sponsored by Councilors Donato C. Matias and (1) pagbenta ng ligtas na karne sa lungsod Anthony Peter D. Crisologo (2) pagsiguro na maayos ang mga bahay-katayan Approved on third and final reading on May 25, (3) bentahan ng hayop 2015 (4) regulasyon ng pagmamay-ari ng hayop (5) pagbuo ng intelligence network tungkol sa zoonotic diseases at (6) ibang mga isyu sa pagtaguyod ng kapakanan ng mga hayop

Ang City Veterinary Services Department (CVSD) ang magkakapon sa mga aso kapag: •May reklamong isinumite sa barangay tungkol sa pangangagat ng aso. Dapat ay may nakasulat na abiso sa may-ari ng aso. •Na-impound na ang aso ng tatlong beses •Hiniling ng may-ari ng aso •Ang aso ay walang sapat at malinis na pasilidad.

Ang City Veterinary Department ay may sumusunod na tungkulin: 1. I-sertipika na ang kondisyon ng karne at pagkaing pantubig ay maaaring kainin ng tao. 2. Mag-sumite ng detalyadong taunang accomplishment report 3. Bumuo ng workable disease investigation at reporting system 4. Pigilin at kontrolin ang mga nakahahawang sakit ng mga hayop sa tao (zoonoses) 5. I-regulate ang pag-aalaga ng domestic animals 6. Kumpiskahin o alisin ang mga ligaw na hayop o yung walang nagmamay-ari 7. Magsagawa ng animal immunization, impounding operations at magkumpiska sa naka-aabala o nuisance na hayop, at magtaguyod ng karapatang pang-hayop 8. Magsagawa ng field patrols at animal 9. Pangasiwaan ang Quezon City pound 15 10. Magpatupad ng tuloy-tuloy na programa para iwasan at lipulin ang rabies 11. Ipatupad ang Code at iba pang kaugnay na batas SP-2316, S-2014 An Ordinance creating the City Architect Department of the Quezon City Ang City Architect Department ay naatasang suriin Government, and providing for and defining its ang infrastructure requirements at buuin ang archi- organizational structure, duties and functions and tectural design ng lungsod na isinasaalang-alang ang responsibilities kalikasan at interes ng publiko, at alinsunod sa panun- Sponsored by Councilor Roderick M. Paulate tunan ng National Building Code of the Philippines. Approved on third and final reading on July 28, 2014

PO 19CC-548 Ordinance creating the Quezon City Migrants Resource Center (QC MRC), defining its Ang opisina ay magbibigay ng tulong sa mga OFWs na functions, duties, and responsibilities, providing for its taga Lungsod Quezon, tulad ng pagbigay ng payo at composition, and appropriating funds thereof and for paggabay sa kanilang aplikasyon sa pagtatrabaho sa other purposes ibang bansa, pagkuha ng benepisyo mula sa OWWA, Sponsored by Councilors Lena Marie P. Juico, paghandog ng training at seminar bago umalis ng Jesus Manuel C. Suntay, Raquel S. Malañgen, bansa upang maiwasan ang illegal recruitment, at iba Candy S. Medina, Ranulfo Z. Ludovica, Melencio T. pang isyu na may kinalaman sa OFWs. Castelo, Donato C. Matias, Estrella C. Valmocina, Marivic Co-Pilar, Alexis R. Herrera and Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla Approved on third and final reading on February 29, 2016

SP 2447, S-2015 An Ordinance creating the Quezon City Green Transport Regulatory Office under the Ang Quezon City Green Transport Regulatory Office Department of Public Order and Safety, defining its (QCGTRO) ay may tungkulin tulad ng mga sumusunod: duties, functions and responsibilities, providing for 1. Gumawa ng pag-aaral para sa polisiya at sa mga its composition, appropriating the necessary funds programang irerekomenda thereof and for other purposes 2. Sukatin ang kasalukuyang kalagayan ng green Sponsored by Councilors Dorothy A. Delarmente and technology Jesus Manuel C. Suntay 3. Gumawa ng mga hakbang na magpapabatid sa Approved on third and final reading on pagbabago ng panahon September 14, 2015 4. Magplano at magsagawa ng regular na pagbabantay sa paggamit ng clean fuel technology 5. Gumawa ng mga polisiya, pamamaraan at insentibo sa paglipat sa clean fuel technology 6. Magsagawa ng regular na pag-uusap hinggil sa teknolohiya 7. Gawin ang mga iba pang gawaing naaayon sa mandato ng opisina.

16 PO 19CC-497 An Ordinance Creating the Quezon Ang Quezon City Bikeways Office ay may mga City Bikeways Office tungkulin tulad ng mga sumusunod: Sponsored by Councilor Allan Benedict S. Reyes 1. Pangasiwaan at pamahalaan ang paglalagay at Calendared for first reading on May 15, 2015 pangangalaga ng bikeway network system sa lungsod; 2. Maglatag ng mga kondisyon para sa ligtas at istratehikong paglalagay ng parking facilities, road signages at mapa; 3. Hikayatin ang pakikipagtulungan sa mga lokal at banyagang organisasyon; 4. Gumawa ng pag-aaral hinggil sa angkop na transportasyon; 5. Gawin ang mga iba pang gawaing naaayon sa mandato ng opisina

PO 19CC-065 An Ordinance creating the Quezon Ang Quezon City Office of Children Affairs City Office of Children Affairs (QC-OCA) under the (QC-OCA) ay magsasagawa ng mga programa, Office of the City Mayor, defining its powers, duties, serbisyo at pag aaral hinggil sa kapakanan ng mga and functions and providing the necessary bata sa Lungsod Quezon. appropriation for its operation, maintenance and for other purposes Sponsored by Councilors Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla and Alexis R. Herrera Calendared for first reading on August 27, 2013

PO 19CC-539 An Ordinance Rationalizing the Ang layunin ng pagrereorganisa ay para masiguro Administrative Management Office into the na epektibo, tama at responsable ang paghahatid Administrative Division of the Office of the City ng serbisyo sa mamamayan. Mayor Sponsored by Councilor Roderick M. Paulate Calendared for first reading on August 3, 2015

SP-6559, S-2015 A Resolution urging the Honorable Inuudyok ng resolusyon ang pagpapanatili ng City Mayor, Herbert M. Bautista to issue an katapatan at responsibilidad mula sa hanay ng mga updated and uniform Citizen’s Charter of Quezon pampublikong opisyal at kawani ng gobyerno, at City as mandated by Republic Act 9485 also known pagbuo ng mga kautusang magtataguyod ng as the Anti-Red Tape Act (ARTA) of 2007 transparency sa pakikitungo sa publiko. Sponsored by Councilor Andres Jose G. Yllana Jr. Approved on third and final reading on Sept. 21, 2015

SP-2273, S-2014 An Ordinance adopting the Seal of Ang ordinansa ay naglalayong himukin ang 142 Good Housekeeping in all barangays of Quezon City barangays sa lungsod upang hangarin ang Sponsored by: Councilors Jesus Manuel C. Suntay kahusayan at labis pang i-angat ang mga gawain and Franz S. Pumaren para sa mabuting pamamalakad o good Approved on third and final reading on governance. Feb. 17, 2014 Dalawang Level ng Seal 1.Dangal ng Lungsod Award (Highest Level) a. Transparent Governance b. Effective Governance c. Accountable Governance 17 d. Participatory Governance 2. Gawad sa Huwarang Pamamahala Award (2nd Level) a. Transparent Governance b. Effective Governance c. Accountable Governance

PO 19CC-551 An Ordinance adopting the Revised Sinisigurado ng Code na ang karne at produktong Quezon City Veterinary Code and for other purposes gawa sa karne ay tumatalima sa lahat ng Sponsored by Councilor Donato Matias pamantayan para sa kalidad at kalinisan. Nakasaad Approved on second reading on March 7, 2016 dito ang komprehensibong polisiya tungkol sa pagmamay-ari at pangangalaga ng alagang hayop sa lungsod.

SP-6236, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing Ang paglagay ng Quezon City Business Registry Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to Databank sa Ali Mall at kasabay na operasyon negotiate and enter into a Memorandum of ng Business Resource and Innovation Center ng Agreement (MOA) with the Philippine Chamber DTI-NCR, sa pamamagitan ng PCCI-QC, ay malaking of Commerce and Industry-Quezon City (PCCI-QC) tulong sa Lungsod Quezon at business community represented by its President, Dr. Carl E. Balita, for dito. the establishment, management, operation and maintenance of the Quezon City Business Registry Databank to be located at Ali Mall Government Center, Araneta Center, Cubao Quezon City Sponsored by Councilor Allan Benedict S. Reyes Approved on third and final reading on February 22, 2015

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

SP-2360, S-2014 An Ordinance adopting a Magna Ang mga negosyong nabibilang sa Micro at Small Carta for Micro and Small Business Enterprises in Enterprises (MSEs) ay bumubuo sa walumpung Quezon City porsiyento (80%) ng mga negosyong naka-rehistro Sponsored by Councilors Bayani V. Hipol, Candy A. sa Lungsod Quezon. Medina, Melencio T. Castelo Jr., Karl Edgar C. Castelo, Estrella C. Valmocina, Alexis R. Herrera, Jose Binuo ang MSE Development Council upang A. Visaya, Lena Marie P. Juico, Anthony Peter D. tulungan ang MSEs sa pamamagitan ng Crisologo, Dorothy A. Delarmente, Victor V. Fer- pagtaguyod ng pag-unlad ng MSEs, rer Jr., Voltaire Godofredo L. Liban Iii, Roderick M. pagrekomenda ng mga polisiya upang mapabuti Paulate, Ranulfo Z. Ludovica, Ramon P. Medalla, ang business climate at pagsuporta sa mga Allan Benedict S. Reyes, Gian Carlo G. Sotto, Franz negosyo. S. Pumaren, Eufemio C. Lagumbay, Jose Mario Don S. De Leon, Jaime F. Borres, Jesus C. Suntay, Raquel S. Malangen, Jessica Castelo Daza, Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla, Godofredo T. Liban Ii, Andres Jose G. Yllana Jr., Allan Butch T. Francisco, Diorella Maria G. Sotto, Marivic Co-Pilar, Rogelio P. Juan, Donato C. Matias, Ricardo B. Corpuz Approved on third and final reading on December 1, 2014

18 SP-2219, S-2013 An Ordinance adopting the Hinihikayat ng lungsod ang pamumuhunan sa Economic Development Incentives Code of larangan ng komersyo, industriya at serbisyo sa Quezon City pamamagitan ng pinasimpleng proseso ng Sponsored by Councilors Jesus C. Suntay, Allan pagnenegosyo, paglikha ng opisina at paglalaan Benedict S. Reyes, Eufemio C. Lagumbay, Vincent ng insentibo. Dg. Belmonte, Godofredo T. Liban Ii, Dorothy A. Delarmente, Alexis R. Herrera, Francisco A. Calalay Jr., Anthony Peter D. Crisologo, Ricardo T. Belmonte Jr., Joseph P. Juico, Precious Hipolito Castelo, Alfredo D. Vargas Iii, Eden Candy A. Medina, Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla, Roderick M. Paulate, Julian M.L. Coseteng, Jaime F. Borres, Jose Mario Don S. De Leon, Gian Carlo G. Sotto, Jessica Castelo Daza, Raquel S. Malangen, Vincent Dg. Belmonte, Marvin C. Rillo, Ivy Lim-Lagman, Ranulfo Z. Ludovica, John Ansell R. De Guzman Approved on third and final reading on June 10, 2013

SP-2236, S-2013 An Ordinance further amending Pagbabago sa ikatlong kapitulo ng QC Revenue Code the Tax Rate of certain items under Chapter Three upang isaayos ang taunang halaga ng buwis (Tax on Business) and Chapter Four (Other Taxes) of depende sa uri ng negosyo. the Quezon City Revenue Code in accordance with Ipinapataw ang buwis sa mga sumusunod na the limitations set-forth in the Local Government negosyo: Code 1. On manufacturers, assemblers, repackers, Sponsored by Councilor Victor V. Ferrer Jr. processors of any article of commerce of Approved on third and final reading: whatever kind or nature December 20, 2013 2. On wholesalers, distributors, or dealers of any article of commerce of whatever kind or nature 3. On contractors and other independent contractor 4. Banks and other financial institutions 5. On car dealers engaged in business of selling brand new cars and genuine parts 6. On restaurants and other eating establishments

SP-2348, S-2014 An Ordinance amending Items II, Layunin na makapagbigay insentibo sa lokal na Section 39, Article 15 under Amusement Activities filmmakers at show producers upang mahikayat ang of the Quezon City Revenue Code reducing the tax entertainment industry na gumawa nang marami rate from eight percent (8%) to five percent (5%) pang produksyon. Ito ang siyang magbibigay ng pag- Sponsored by Councilor Eufemio C. Lagumbay kakataon sa mga lokal na artist na magkaroon nang Approved on third and final reading: marami pang pagtatanghal. September 29, 2014

SP-2363, S-2014 An Ordinance granting relief to Bibigyan ng pagkakataon ang mga delingkuwente sa Real Property Taxpayers who have incurred more pagbabayad ng kanilang amilyar. Para sa mga hindi than five (5) years of delinquent Real Property nakabayad ng amilyar ng higit sa limang (5) taon, Taxes pagbabayarin na lamang sila ng halagang katumbas Sponsored by Councilor Victor V. Ferrer Jr. ng limang (5) taon at hindi na lalagpas pa rito. Approved on third and final reading: December 15, 2014

19 SP-2362, S-2014 An Ordinance providing Incentives Bilang insentibo sa mga magbabayad ng buwis sa to taxpayers who pay their Business Tax for the year taong 2015, hindi na iinspeksyunin ang libro at 2015 with an increase of thirty percent (30%) or business records nila kapag sila ay magbabayad more than the whole year of 2014 Business Tax ng buwis na mas mataas ng 30% sa binayad nilang payment from Audit and Examination of their buwis noong taong 2014. business and other pertinent records for the year 2014 only. Sponsored by Councilor Victor V. Ferrer Jr. Approved on third and final reading: December 15, 2014

SP-2228, S-2013 An Ordinance amending Ordinance Ang Punong Lungsod ay maaaring pumasok sa No. SP-1508, S-2005, authorizing the City Treasurer kasunduan sa mga institusyong pinansyal upang to accept as an alternative mode of payment for mapabilis ang pagbabayad ng buwis sa lungsod. taxes and fees from taxpayers through the use of Over the Counter Payments in Accredited Banks, Internet Banking, Automated Teller Machines and Mobile Money and for other purposes Sponsored by Councilor Victor V. Ferrer Jr. Approved on third and final reading: October 21, 2013

SP-2349, S-2014 An Ordinance providing for Ito ay naglatag ng pare-parehong presyo ng mga uniform hospital rates and charges for the Quezon serbisyong medikal sa lahat ng ospital ng lokal na City General Hospital, Novaliches District Hospital, pamahalaan. and Quezon City Health Department amending for that purpose Section 188 of Ordinance No. SP-91, S-93 Sponsored by Councilors Jessica Castelo Daza and Councilor Jesus C. Suntay Approved on third and final reading: September 1, 2014

PO 19CC-557 And Ordinance Amending Ordinance Ang CLUP ay isa sa mga plano na dapat isinasaad No. SP-2069, S-2011, otherwise known as the ng ating Local Government Code na dapat mayroon Quezon City Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) ang lahat ng munisipyo, lungsod at lalawigan. 2011 to 2025. Sapagkat ito ang nagsasaayos ng tamang paggamit Sponsored by Councilor Ricardo T. Belmonte Jr. ng lupa sa ilang lugar. Dito nakasaad ang mala- Approved on second reading on March 7, 2016 wakang plano ng lungsod at sinasaad na ang isang lugar ay nasa growth areas na o nasa non-growth areas pa.

PO 19CC-559 An Ordinance Amending the Revised Layunin nito ang pagkakaroon ng kaayusan sa Quezon City Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of lokasyon ng mga gusali at paggamit ng lupang 2013. nasasakupan ng lungsod para sa matiwasay na Sponsored by Councilor Ricardo T. Belmonte Jr. pamumuhay. Ito ay naglalatag ng mga regulasyon Approved on second reading on March 7, 2016 patungkol sa lot size, set back lines, building height, floor area, parking at population density na maaaring magsaayos sa isang lugar. Ito ang magbibigay daan sa produktibong ugnayan ng ating pamahalaan at pribadong sector para sa serbisyong pampubliko.

20 SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT and HUMAN RIGHTS

SP-2411, S-2015 An Ordinance creating the Quezon Ang pangunahing tungkulin ng Center ay ang City Human Rights Action Center (QCHRAC) under sumusunod: the Office of the Honorable City Mayor and defining 1. Bumuo at magpatupad ng human rights plan its powers and functions para sa lungsod Sponsored by Councilor Bayani V. Hipol 2. Mag-rekomenda ng nararapat na batas, Approved on Third and Final Reading: maghandog ng legal o paralegal na tulong para May 11, 2015 sa mga biktima 3. Magpanatili at mag-update ng directory ng mga programa at serbisyo para sa karapatang pangtao.

SP-2337, S-2014 An Ordinance adopting the Quezon Ipinapatupad ng Code ang “One-Strike Policy” City Tricycle Management Code of 2014 (pagkumpiska sa sidecar) laban sa kolorum o iligal Sponsored by: Councilor Raquel S. Malañgen na units. Approved on third and final reading on July 21, 2014 Ang Lungsod Quezon, sa pamamagitan ng City Planning and Development Office, ay naatasang tukuyin ang tamang Route Measured Capacity (RMC) ng bawat TODA.

Bawat barangay ay maaaring magtalaga ng parking area basta hindi lalabag sa batas trapiko.

Ang mga drayber ng traysikel ay bibigyang proteksyon tulad ng PhilHealth at SSS “AlkanSSSya Program.”

SP-2459, S-2015 An Ordinance revising the Quezon Ito ang batas tungkol sa pagtatayo, operasyon, City Market Code regulating the establishment, pamamahala at pagsasa-ayos ng mga classification, operation and administration of public pampublikong pamilihan at mga gawaing may market related activities in Quezon City kaugnayan sa pamilihan tulad ng flea markets, Sponsored by Councilors Donato C. Matias, tiangges at pagbebenta sa kalsada sa lungsod. Marvin C. Rillo, Jesus Manuel C. Suntay, Franz S. Pumaren and Eufemio C. Lagumbay Approved on third and final reading on November 16, 201514

SP-2404, S-2015 An Ordinance to establish a Nilalayon ng ordinansa na magkarron ng musising Barangay Skilled Worker Database, providing mekanismo para sa regular na koordinasyon, accreditation therefor, and for other related konsultasyon at kooperasyon sa pagitan ng purposes barangay at mga skilled workers sa kanilang nasasak- Sponsored by Councilor Anthony Peter d. Crisologo upanpara sa oportunidad sa paghahanapbuhay. Approved on third and final reading on May 14, 2015 Mandato ng barangay na magkaroon sila sa kanil- ang tanggapan ng computer database para sa mga naghahanap ng trabaho.

21 SP-2246, S-2013 An Ordinance providing financial Layon nito na mapataas ang bilang ng trabaho support and services to Quezon City working dahil binibigyan ng tulong pinansyal ang mga constituents and employment seekers, known as the naghahanap ng trabaho. Hanap Na, Pay Later Program Sponsored by Councilor Donato C. Matias Ito ay nagbibigay ng mga sumusunod na serbisyo: Approved on third and final reading on 1.) Financial Assistance-para sa pagpoproseso ng January 9, 2014 pre-employment documents at requirements katulad ng work permit, health permit, medical certificate, at NBI Clearance. 2.) Graduate Placement- nagbibigay impormasyon sa mga bagong gradweyt patungkol sa mga job opportunities..

SP-5932, S-2014 A Resolution adopting the 2013 Layon na i-adopt ang 2013 Bottom-Up Bottom-Up Budgeting (BUB) Priority Poverty Budgeting (BUB) Priority Poverty Reduction Reduction Projects initiated by the Quezon City Local Projects ng Quezon City Local Poverty Reduction Poverty Reduction Team (QC-LPRAT) Action Team (QC-LPRAT), alinsunod sa Resolution Sponsored by Councilor Godofredo T. Liban II No. 1, Series of 2013 approving the Quezon City Approved on third and final reading on Priority Poverty Reduction Projects of 2013. March 24, 2014 Ang mga proyekto ay ang sumusunod: 1) Adolescent Health Education sa High School Students sa Public at Participating Private Schools at Out of School Youth sa Quezon City 2) Alternative Delivery Module ng Education at Drop-out Reduction Program sa District II 3) Cultural/Values Transformation 4) Health Facilities Enhancement Program/ Expanded Teen Health Quarters 5) Promotion and Development ng Home-Based Industries 6) School Repair at Improvement Program 7) Skills Registry Project/Formation ng Worker’s Guilds

SP-2374, S-2014 An Ordinance providing for Nilalayon nito na maglaan ng karagdagang expanded benefits to solo parents and their benepisyo sa mga sumusunod: children, appropriating funds therefor, and for 1. Malawakang programa para sa kanilang pag-un- other purposes, amending Ordinance No. SP-2041, lad sa lipunan; S-2011 also known as “An Ordinance adopting and/ 2. Parental Leave; at or localizing, the implementation of Republic Act No. 3. Medical Assistance 8972, also known as the “Solo Parents’ Welfare Act of 2000” in Quezon City Sponsored by Councilors Alexis R. Herrera, Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla, Raquel S. Malañgen, Lena Marie P. Juico, Candy A. Medina and Allan Benedict S. Reyes Approved on third and final reading on February 11, 2015

22 SP-2261, S-2014 An Ordinance requiring malls, Naglalayong magtalaga ng mga espesyal na pilahan groceries and other business establishments located para sa mga may kapansanan, mga buntis at mga within Quezon City to give priority to senior citizens sa mga malls at iba’t-ibang differently-abled persons, pregnant women and establisimyento na matatagpuan sa Lungsod senior citizens by designating a special lane for them Quezon. at the cashier counters, and providing penalties for violations thereof Sponsored by Councilor Jose Mario Don S. De Leon Approved on third and final reading on March 13, 2014

SP-2357, S-2014 An Ordinance providing for a Layuning itaguyod ang pagkakapantay-pantay ng Comprehensive Anti-Discrimination Policy on the bawat mamamayan ng Lungsod Quezon, at Basis of Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and matinding pagtutol sa diskriminasyon base sa Expression (SOGIE) kasarian. Sponsored by Councilors Lena Marie P. Juico, Dorothy A. Delarmente, Julienne Alyson Rae V. Pangangalaga sa pantay na karapatan ng mga Medalla, Jesus Manuel C. Suntay Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals and Transgenders. Approved on Third and Final Reading on November 28, 2014

SP-2229, S-2013 An Ordinance creating the Sports Layunin nito na linangin ang mga atletang maaaring Talent Identification, Promotion and Development maging kinatawan ng lungsod sa mga palakasan o Program of Quezon City. kompetisyon, at para maging pambansang atleta Sponsored by Councilor Franz S. Pumaren sa hinaharap. Hinihimok nito ang mga residente ng Approved on third and final reading on lungsod na suportahan ang sports para ilayo sila sa October 21, 2013 mga masasamang bisyo.

SP-5955, S-2014 A Resolution urging the Layunin nito na paigtingin ang kamalayan ng 4Ps Department of Social Welfare and Development beneficiaries tungkol sa kalikasan sa pamamagitan (DSWD), in coordination with its partner agencies, ng paglahok sa programang barangay. Tulad nito to require beneficiaries of the Pantawid Pamilyang ang paglilinis ng mga estero at kanal, pagtatanim at Pilipino Program (4Ps) to participate in relevant pag-aalaga ng mga halaman at puno, atbp. barangay-led programs about environment preservation for at least four (4) hours every month, as an additional condition for their continued receipt of cash grant Sponsored by CouncilorEstrella C. Valmocina Approved on third and final reading on June 9, 2014

23 HEALTH

SP-2445, S-2015 An Ordinance providing the Palalakasin at kikilalanin ng Lungsod Quezon ang guidelines for registration and accreditation of karapatan ng Barangay Health Workers (BHWs) Quezon City Barangay Health Workers (QC-BHWs) upang i-organisa ang kanilang sarili, gagawan ng pursuant to Republic Act No. 7883, otherwise sistema ang pagbibigay ng serbisyo sa komunidad at known as the “Barangay Health Workers’ Benefits magrerekomenda ng polisiya upang mapabuti ang and Incentives Act of 1995,” and granting additional kanilang mga aktibidad at serbisyo. benefits and incentives for qualified QC-BHWs, appropriating funds necessary thereof and for Ang lungsod ay magbibigay ng ilang benepisyo sa others purposes mga city-paid BHWs tulad ng Identification Cards, Sponsored by Councilors Eufemio C. Lagumbay, Uniforms, Kits, Philhealth, atbp. Bayani V. Hipol, Ricardo B. Corpuz, Jesus C. Suntay and Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on third and final reading on September 14, 2015

SP-2249, S-2013 An Ordinance establishing Klinika Klinika Bernardo ang magsisilbing pasilidad Bernardo as a comprehensive Sexual Health Care patungkol sa diagnostic, treatment at referral ng Clinic under the Quezon City Health Department mga pasyenteng mayroong sakit na naipapasa sa Sponsored by Councilors Jessica Castelo Daza pamamagitan ng pakikipagtalik o sexually and Dorothy A. Delarmente transmitted diseases. Approved on third and final reading on December 16, 2013 HOUSING

SP-6505, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing the City Ang itatayong murang pabahay o socialized Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to acquire housing project sa Barangay Gulod ay may 81 through negotiated sale two (2) adjoining parcels of beneficiaries na three-storey walk-up units. land identified as Lots 25 and 26, FLS-2696-D covered by Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) Nos. RT-50563 (19946) and RT-84503 (19947), respectively, registered under the name of G.B. Francisco Inc., containing a gross area of one thousand six hundred thirty three (1,633) square meters, more or less, situated at the end portion of Sta. Barbara St., Brgy. Gulod, Novaliches, Quezon City, intended for the development of Socialized Housing Project for the benefit of the on-site Informal Settler Families (ISFs) Sponsored by Councilor Marivic Co-Pilar Approved on third and final reading on August 24, 2015

24 SP-6443, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing the City Napagkasunduan ng Lungsod Quezon at Wright Park Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to enter Residences Development Corporation na ilaan ang into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with lupain ng Phase 1, alinsunod sa tuntuning nakasaad Wright Park Residences Development Corporation sa MOA, para sa pagtatayo ng socialized (WPRDC), represented by its President, Ms. Rhia- condominium units na may 234 beneficiaries na mar A. Galiega, for the development of a Socialized ibabahay sa three-storey walk-up units. Housing Project on a portion of its one (1) hectare property, located at Area-A, Barangay Payatas, Quezon City, comprising of four thousand two (4,002) square meters, more or less, for the benefit of qualified Informal Settlers Families (ISFs) in Quezon City Sponsored by Councilor Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on third and final reading on August 10, 2015

SP-6385, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing the City Ang itatayong murang pabahay o socialized housing Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to acquire project sa Barangay Fairview ay may 126 beneficia- through negotiated sale a portion of a parcel of land ries na ibabahay sa three-storey walk-up units. identified as Lot 811-C-1-A, PSD-60380, covered by Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) No. RT-5226-A (105512), registered under the name of Anita H. Tanco, et al., containing a gross area of five thou- sand eight hundred ninety seven (5,897) square meters more or less, located in Barangay Fairview, Quezon City, purposely to be developed into Socialized Housing Project for the benefit of the qualified on-site Informal Settler Families (ISFs) Sponsored by Councilor Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on third and final reading on June 8, 2015

SP-6392, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing the City Ang itatayong murang pabahay o socialized Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to acquire housing project sa Barangay Nagkaisang Nayon ay through negotiated sale, the parcels of land may 63 beneficiaries para sa economic housing identified as Lots 1186-A, 1186-B, 1186-C and units at 189 beneficiaries para sa socialized housing 1186-D, all of (LRC) PSD-19166, covered by Transfer units, na ibabahay sa three-storey walk-up units. Certificates of Title (TCT) Nos. N-278156, N-278157, N-218158, and RT-25807, respectively, registered under the name of Priscilla S. Arce, et al., containing an area of seven thousand one hundred sixty four (7,164) square meters, more or less, situated along Pasacola Street (S.B. Diversion Road), Barangay Nagkaisang Nayon, Novaliches, Quezon City, purposely to be developed into a Socialized Housing Project Sponsored by Councilor Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on third and final reading on June 15, 2015

25 SP-6326, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing the City Ang itatayong murang pabahay o socialized Mayor Honorable Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to housing project sa Barangay Old Balara ay may 147 acquire through negotiated sale a parcel of land na beneficiaries na ibabahay sa tatlong palapag na identified as Lot 58, SWO-16801, RS-00-001500, walk-up units. Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) No. 004-RT-2011001762 (54776), registered under the name of Pedro Aldana Garcia, containing a Gross Area of 2,980 square meters, more or less located at Villa Beatriz Extension Brgy. Old Balara, Quezon City, purposely to be utilized and developed into a Socialized Housing Project for the benefit of quali- fied on-site Informal Settler Families (ISFs) Sponsored by Councilor Eufemio C. Lagumbay Approved on third and final reading on May 4, 2015

SP-6230, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing the City Animnapung porsiyento (60%) ng mga Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to enter into pre-qualified beneficiaries ay walang a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) pertaining to permanenteng pinagkakakitaan, hindi miyembro ng the sale/disposition of completed socialized housing Pag-ibig Fund at karamihan ay nasa edad units in Bistekville-3 to qualified beneficiaries under limampu (50) pataas. the Direct Sale Program of the Quezon City Government and to adopt an In-House Financing Ang murang pabahay ng Bistekville-3 ay may 98 Scheme in the sale/disposition thereof benepisyaryo, 60 nakumpletong bahay at tatlong Sponsored by Councilors Jesus Manuel C. Suntay palapag na walk-up units. and Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on third and final reading on January 26, 2015

SP-6238, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing the City Ang itatayong murang pabahay o socialized Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to acquire housing project sa Barangay Nagkaisang Nayon ay through negotiated sale twelve (12) contiguous may 63 beneficiaries para sa economic housing parcels of land identified as Lots 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, units at 189 beneficiaries para sa socialized housing Block 18, and Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Block 19, all of units, na ibabahay sa three-storey walk-up units. PCS-13-001320, covered by Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) Nos. N-189866, N-189867, N-189868, N-189869, N-189870, N-189871, N-189872, N-1898-73, N-189864, N-189865, N-189862 and N-189863, respectively, registered under the name of spouses Jose Macario Francisco Lazaro and Flordeliza S. Lazaro, containing a gross area of 1,896 square meters, more or less, located at Goodwill Homes II Subdivision, Brgy. Bagbag, Quezon City, purposely to be developed into a Socialized Housing Project and also to be utilized as Road Right-of-Way (RROW) of adjoining urban poor/C.M.P. communities in the area Sponsored by Councilor Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on third and final reading on June 15, 2015

26 SP-6511, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing the City Ang itatayong murang pabahay o socialized Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to acquire housing project sa Barangay Nagkaisang Nayon ay through negotiated sale a parcel of land identified may 90 beneficiaries na ibabahay sa two-storey as Lot 176-C-6-B, PSD-257321, located at walk-up units. Lazaro Subdivision, Damong Maliit, Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon, Novaliches, Quezon City, covered by Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) No. RT-101026 (228394), registered under the name of Natividad Bartolome and Adoracion Bartolome, containing an area of two thousand seven hundred (2,700) square meters, more or less, intended for the development of a Socialized Housing Project for the benefit of Informal Settler Families (ISFs) in Quezon City Sponsored by Councilor Jesus Manuel C. Suntay and Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on Third and Final Reading: September 1, 2015

WOMEN and CHILDREN SP-2258, S-2014 An Ordinance providing for a Ang Lungsod Quezon, sa pamamagitan ng Quezon mechanism in implementing a mandatory City Health Department sa pakikipagtulungan sa Deworming Program for all Public Kindergarten, Division of City Schools at Social Services Grade School and High School Students in Quezon Development Department, ay naatasang City, pursuant to Ordinance No. SP-2182, S-2012, magsagawa nang ipinag-uutos na Deworming otherwise known as An Ordinance Program para sa mga estudyante ng lungsod na nasa institutionalizing the Department of Education’s kindergarten, grade school at high school. (DEPED) essential Health Care Program (EHCP) for Pre-School and Elementary Pupils in all Public Schools in Quezon City Sponsored by Councilor Jessica Castelo Daza Approved on third and final reading on February 10, 2014

SP-2395, S-2015 An Ordinance regulating the Ipinagbabawal sa Lungsod Quezon ang pagsasakay transport of children by means of a motorcycle in ng higit sa isang angkas sa motorsiklo. any street in Quezon City and providing fines for violation thereof Upang makapag-angkas, ang bata ay dapat Sponsored by Councilor Melencio “Bobby” T. nakasuot ng akma at naaayong helmet, dapat ay Castelo, Jr. abot niya ang patungan ng paa, at dapat kayang aka- Approved ton third and final reading on pin ang baywang ng nagmamaneho. Layunin nitong February 23, 2015 maiwasan ang aksidente sa mga kalsada na sangkot ay bata.

PO19CC-594 An Ordinance amending Ordinance Binago ang mga probisyon upang umayon sa No. SP-1401, S-2004, entitled “An Ordinance Magna Carta of Women at UN Women’s Safe Cities providing for a City Gender and Development Code and Safe Public Spaces Initiative. and for other purposes,” to harmonize with the provisions of RA 9710 otherwise known as “The Kabilang dito ang pagtukoy sa sektor ng mga Magna Carta of Women,” and to adopt the UN kababaihan at mga katagang akma sa kanilang Women’s Safe Cities and Safe Public Spaces Initiative pamantayan, pagdagdag sa komprehensibong Sponsored by Councilor Lena Marie P. Juico suporta na ibibigay sa mga biktima ng pangaabuso, Approved on third and final reading on at pagbibigay ng karagdagang leave benefits para sa March 7, 2016 27 mga ina. SP-2396, S-2015 An Ordinance requiring all offices Alinsunod sa probisyon ng RA 7600 na may pamagat and establishments within Quezon City with fifty na “The Rooming-In and Breastfeeding Act of 1992,” (50) or more female employees of reproductive age ipinag-uutos ang pagtatalaga ng to provide their female employees with lactation lactation station sa mga opisina at establisyimento stations na nasasakupan ng Lungsod Quezon na may 50 o Sponsored by Councilor Jessica CasteloDaza higit pa na babaeng manggagawa na nasa Approved on third and final reading on reproductive age. April 15, 2015 Hinihikayat naman ang mga establisyimento at opisinang may mas mababa sa 50 na empleyadong babae na nasa reproductive age na magtalaga ng lactation station.

SP-2238, S-2013 An Ordinance amending Ordinance Nilalayong magtatag ng Quezon City Human Milk No. SP-2195, S-2012, entitled “An Ordinance estab- Bank Committee na mangangasiwa sa pagpapa- lishing a Human Milk Bank in Quezon City-owned tupad ng Human Milk Bank Ordinance. hospitals for the support of women and children in need of breast milk” Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla Approved on third and final reading on December 20, 2015 EDUCATION

Ang relief ay na ito ay nagsimula noong January 1, SP-2300, S-2014 An Ordinance institutionalizing the Department of Education’s (DEPED) Alternative 2015 at matatapos sa June 30, 2015 Learning System (ALS) in the Quezon City Jail’s male Ang pagtatatag ng Alternative Learning System sa and female dormitories Quezon City Jail ay makakatulong sa mga preso upang magkaroon sila ng sapat na edukasyon at Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla maging produktibo habang sila ay nasa loob ng piitan. Approved on third and final reading on June 30, 2014

SP-6180, S-2014 A Resolution recommending to the Hinihikayat nito ang patuloy na pagsusulat-kamay sa Department of Education to continue to promote lahat ng eskwelahan. Ayon sa pag-aaral, the use of handwriting in all public and private kumpara sa paggamit ng makabagong schools teknolohiya o gadgets, ang pagsusulat ay Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae nagdaragdag ng kasiglahan sa utak at naghahasa V. Medalla ng kritikal na pag-iisip sa mga mag-aaral. Approved on third and final reading: November 24, 2014

SP-2296, S-2014 An Ordinance establishing the Polisiya ng lungsod na dapat kumuha ng Educational Field Trip Policy for all public schools in permiso mula sa Quezon City Division of City Quezon City Schools bago magsagawa ng field trip. Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae Ipinagbabawal din ang pagbibigay ng parusa sa mga V. Medalla estudyante na hindi sasama sa field trip o dagdag na Approved on third and final reading on grado sa mga sasama rito. June 16, 2014

28 SP-5980, S-2014 A Resolution strongly urging the Naglalayong magtalaga ng mga espesyal na pilahan National Government to recruit qualified para sa mga may kapansanan, mga buntis at mga Counselors for children in all Public High Schools to senior citizens sa mga malls at iba’t-ibang address and promote Youth-Friendly Reproductive establisimyento na matatagpuan sa Lungsod Health Services Quezon. Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla Approved on third and final reading on June 30, 2014

CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS OR Ang pagpapatayo ng mga bagong paaralan o CLASSROOMS silid-paaralan sa Ikalawang Distrito ay bilang  SP-6273, S-2015 Bagong Silangan pagtugon sa karagdagang 11,261 estudyante Elementary School ng Senior High School.  SP-6274 and 6282, S-2015 Justice Cecilia Munoz Palma High School in Barangay Payatas  SP-6280, S-2015 Senior High Building in Accibal Property in Barangay Batasan Hills Sponsored by Councilor Precious Hipolito Castelo Approved on third and final reading on February 23, 2015

SP-6167, S-2014; SP-6201, S-2015; SP-2372, S-2014 Pagbibibigay pahintulot kay Mayor Herbert M. and SP-2375, S-2015 Barangay Kaligayahan, Bautista na makipagkasundo sa pagbili ng mga lupa Barangay Nagkaisang Nayon and Barangay Gulod na gagamitin sa pagpapatayo ng mga karagdagang Sponsored by All the Councilors of District 5 gusaling pampaaralan. Approved on third and final reading on October 27, 2014, January 26, 2015, February 09, 2015 and February 11, 2015

SP-6192 and SP-6202, S-2015 Barangay Tandang Sora and Barangay Pasong Tamo Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla and all the Councilors of District 6 Approved on third and final readingon December 01, 2014 and January 26, 2015

SP-5806, S-2013 Barangay Fairview Sponsored by: Councilor Andres Jose G. Yllana, Jr. Approved on third and final reading on December 20, 2013

CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL CLASSROOMS Ang pagpapatayo ng mga bagong silid-aralan sa  SP-6564, S-2015 Ismael Mathay, Sr. High Ika-anim na Distrito ay bilang pagtugon sa School, Barangay Sangandaan. karagdagang 4,488 estudyante ng Senior High  SP-6566, S-2015 Lucas R. Pascual School. Elementary High School, Baesa, Quezon City  SP-6567, S-2015 Culiat High School, Barangay Culiat, District 6, Quezon City Sponsored by Councilor Melencio T. Castelo, Jr. Approved on third and final reading on 29 October 19, 2015 CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL CLASSROOMS Ang pagsama ng banyagang wika sa K-12  SP-6564, S-2015 Ismael Mathay, Sr. High curricula ay makatutulong sa pag-aaral ng School, Barangay Sangandaan. banyagang panitikan, kultura, at kaugalian,  SP-6566, S-2015 Lucas R. Pascual na siya namang makatutulong sa kanilang Elementary High School, Baesa, paghahanap-buhay sa hinaharap. Quezon City  SP-6567, S-2015 Culiat High School, Barangay Culiat, District 6, Quezon City Sponsored by Councilor Melencio T. Castelo, Jr. Approved on third and final reading on October 19, 2015

SP-6363, S-2015 A Resolution urging the Hinihikayat na magkaloob ng karagdagang gusali Department of Education, the Commission on na nakalaan para sa Special Education at Higher Education in the Philippines, and all pagtanggap ng mga guro na may kasanayan sa concerned government offices or agencies to pagtuturo nito. include in their priority programs and activities, the enhancement of the teaching of Filipino Family Values Sponsored by Councilor Gian Carlo G. Sotto Approved on third and final reading on May 11, 2015

SP-6369, S-2015 A Resolution urging the Ang pagsama ng banyagang wika sa K-12 Department of Education (DEPED) to apportion curricula ay makatutulong sa pag-aaral ng additional school buildings for Special Education banyagang panitikan, kultura, at kaugalian, (SPED) in Quezon City, complemented by the hiring na siya namang makatutulong sa kanilang of trained SPED Teachers paghahanap-buhay sa hinaharap. Sponsored by Councilor Precious Hipolito Castelo Approved on third and final reading on June 1, 2015

SP-6464, S-2015 A Resolution urging the Congress Ang pagpapatupad ng Republic Act 9760 o of the Philippines to enact a law integrating Foreign “An Act Establishing a National High School in Languages as an Elective Subject in the K-12 Barangay Apolonio Samson” ay tutugon sa Curricula for public and private schools in pangangailangan ng sekundaryong paaralan sa Quezon City pagpapatupad ng Enhanced Basic Education Sponsored by Councilor Precious Hipolito Castelo Law sa taong 2016. Approved on third and final reading on August 10, 2015

SP-5876, S-2014 A Resolution requesting the Naglalayong magtalaga ng mga espesyal na pilahan Department of Education (DEPED) to implement para sa mga may kapansanan, mga buntis at mga Republic Act No. 9670. senior citizens sa mga malls at iba’t-ibang Sponsored by Councilor Melencio T. Castelo, Jr. establisimyento na matatagpuan sa Lungsod Approved on third and final reading on Quezon. March 3, 2014

30 SP-6503, S-2015 A Resolution requesting the Ang pagsama ng Kagawaran ng Edukasyon ng Department of Education and the Philippine Sports Filipino ancestral at indigenous sports sa mga Commission to include Filipino Ancestral and physical education classes ay lubos na magtuturo sa Indigenous Sports in Physical Education classes to kabataan ng kahalagahan nito sa ating help attract sports enthusiasts and revive Filipino kasaysayan at kultura. Kabilang dito ang sikaran, sports traditions. kuntaw, dumog, piko, patintero, tumbang preso Sponsored by Councilor Gian Carlo G. Sotto at sipa. Approved on third and final reading: August 17, 2015

SP-5854, S-2014 A Resolution urging the Congress Hinihikayat ang Kongreso na palawigin ang of the Philippines to enact a law expanding the pag-gagamitan ng Special Education Fund at purposes and application of the Special Education idagdag dito ang alternative learning system, Fund (SEF), amending for the purpose Section 272 pagbili ng libro at iba pang publikasyon, at sweldo of Republic Act No. 7160, otherwise known as the ng non-teaching personnel. Local Government Code of 1991. Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla Approved on third and final reading on February 10, 2014

SP-5920, S-2014 A Resolution ratifying the Pagpapatibay ng kasunduan sa pagitan ng Lungsod Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) entered into Quezon, Kagawaran ng Edukasyon at ng Teach for by and between the Department of Education, the Philippines, isang Non-Government Division of Quezon City (DEPED-QC), represented by Organization. its Schools Division Superintendent, Dr. Ponciano A. Menguito, CESO V; Teach For The Philippines, Layunin nitong tulungan ang sampung (10) piling Incorporated (TFP), represented by its Chief eskwelahan sa lungsod sa programang K-12. Ito ay Executive Officer, Ms. Margarita L. Delgado; and the ang mga sumusunod: Quezon City Government, represented by its City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista for the 1. Bagong Pag-asa Elementary School implementation of TFP’s project which aims to aid 2. Sto. Cristo Elementary School in the transition of the K to 12 education program 3. Apolonio Samson Elementary School in the ten (10) most under-served public schools in 4. Commonwealth Elementary School Quezon City and appropriating funds therefor as the 5. Holy Spirit Elementary School counterpart fund/share of the City to be taken from 6. Pasong Tamo Elementary School the Office of the City Mayor 7. West Fairview Elementary School Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae V. 8. General Roxas Elementary School Medalla 9. Kamuning Elementary School Approved on third and final reading onMarch 24, 2014 10. Krus na Ligas Elementary School

SP-2340, S-2014 An Ordinance institutionalizing the Programang magbibigay-daan para magkaroon Alternative Learning System (ALS) in all barangays ng pagkakataong makapag-aral ang mga within Quezon City, providing guidelines therefore, out-of-school youth at ang iba pang nais and for other purposes magtapos sa mga barangay. Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla Approved on third and final reading on October 22, 2014

31 SP-2308, S-2014 An Ordinance authorizing the Pagpapahintulot sa Quezon City Polytechnic Quezon City Polytechnic University to offer University na magkaroon ng Senior High School Senior High School Education beginning school year education alinsunod sa K-12 program. 2016-2017 until the end of school year 2020-2021, subject to the administrative issuances of relevant government agencies, thereby amending Ordinance No. SP-1030, Series of 2001, entitled “An Ordinance providing the charter of the Quezon City Polytechnic University of 1998 as authorized by Ordinance No. SP-544, S-97 and amending the same” Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla Approved on third and final reading on August 08, 2014 SENIOR CITIZENS

SP-2414, S-2015 An Ordinance mandating all Ito ang nag-uutos sa lahat ng tanggapan sa ilalim ng Quezon City-owned establishments and offices to lokal na pamahalaan na maglaan ng parking space provide vehicular space allotment within their park- para sa mga senior citizens at mga may kapansanan. ing lot or parking area for the exclusive use of Senior Citizens and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and to properly designate the same as “Senior Citizens and PWDs Parking Space” Sponsored by Councilor Rogelio P. Juan Approved on third and final reading on July 9, 2015

SP-2402, S-2015 An Ordinance establishing the Que- Layon nito na magtayo ng Quezon City Home for the zon City Home for the Aged and Hospice under the Aged and Hospice na may kumpletong supervision and management of the Social Services programa para sa mga senior citizens. Ito ay para sa Development Department lahat ng Quezon City senior citizens na Sponsored by Councilors Ramon P. Medalla, pinabayaan, iniwan o inabuso. Rogelio P. Juan, Ranulfo Z. Ludovica and Eufemio C. Lagumbay Approved on third and final reading onMarch 16, 2015

SP-2381, S-2015 An Ordinance providing for free Ito ay nagbibigay ng libreng pneumonia vaccination Pneumococcal Vaccination to all registered senior sa lahat ng rehistradong senior citizens na nakatira citizen residents of Quezon City sa Quezon City. Sponsored by Councilors Jessica CasteloDaza, Eufemio C. Lagumbay and Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan Approved on third and final reading on January 26, 2015

32 SP-2370, S-2014 An Ordinance amending Ordinance Ito ay nagbigay karagdagang insentibo sa No. SP-1986, S-2009 by bestowing the title of “ Centenarian Citizens sa pamamagitan ng burial Centenarian Citizens” to the residents of Quezon assistance sa halagang Php50,000.00. City reaching the age of one hundred (100) years old, and Increasing their corresponding financial Ibibigay na karagdagang insentibo: rewards to fifty thousand pesos (Php50,000.00), 1) Php10,000.00 cash incentive at as additional cash incentive. 2) Php2,000.00 birthday gift. Sponsored by Councilor Voltaire Godofredo L. Liban III Approved on third and final reading on December 1, 2014

SP-2355, S-2014 An Ordinance authorizing every Ito ang magsisiguro na may nakalaang 1% sa barangay in Quezon City to set aside at least one kabuuang pondo ng barangay para sa mga percent (1%) of their total annual budget and to programa at proyekto ng senior citizens at mga may allocate the same for the programs, projects, and kapansanan. activities for Senior Citizens and Persons With Disabilities Sponsored by Councilors Rogelio P. Juan and Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on third and final reading on November 28, 2014

SP-2351, S-2104 An Ordinance establishing a Senior Ang layunin nito ay upang mapadali ang pagbibigay Citizens’ Desk in every barangay in Quezon City to serbisyo sa mga senior citizens sa barangay. be designated as “Barangay Senior Citizens’ Desk”- Sponsored by Councilor Rogelio P. Juan Approved on third and final reading on November 27, 2014

SP-2339, S-2014 An Ordinance establishing a Senior Layon nito na magkaroon ng Senior Citizens Center Citizens Center in every barangay of Quezon City sa bawat barangay ng Quezon City para sa kanilang and appropriating funds thereto proyekto at aktibidad. Sponsored by Councilor Rogelio P. Juan Approved on third and final reading on October 27, 2014

SP-2323, S-2014 An Ordinance providing benefits Ang lokal na pamahalaan ay magbibigay ng and recognition to City Residents reaching the age benepisyo at pagkilala at halagang Php7,500 para sa of seventy five (75) years or more this October, 2014 mga residente na magdiriwang ng kanilang as part of this year’s 75th Founding Anniversary of ika-75 na taong kaarawan sa Oktobre 12, 2014. Quezon City and for other purposes Sponsored by Councilor Raquel S. Malangen Approved on third and final reading on September 29, 2014

33 SP-5887, S-2014 A Resolution urging the City Layon ng resolusyon na maglaan ng karagdagang Government to allocate additional funds for the pondo para sa mga senior citizens ng Quezon City procurement of Pneumonia and FLU Vaccines in- upang makapagbigay sa kanila ng pneumonia at flu tended for Senior Citizens of Quezon City vaccines. Sponsored by Councilors Ramon P. Medalla, Ranulfo Z. Ludovica and Rogelio P. Juan Approved on third and final reading on March 10, 2014

PO 19CC-405 An Ordinance establishing a Senior Ang Quezon City Senior Citizens Dormitory ay Citizens Dormitory in Quezon City which shall serve naglalayong magtatag ng dormitoryong as a transition shelter for abandoned, neglected, pansamantalang matutuluyan ng mga senior and/or homeless senior citizens and appropriating citizen na inabandona at walang matuluyan. funds thereto. Sponsored by Councilor Rogelio P. Juan Sila ay maaaring mamalagi sa dormitoryo nang First Reading on October 20, 2014 hindi lalagpas ng tatlong araw habang naghahanap ng kanilang kapamilya o nararapat na institusyong makakatulong sa kanila.

PO 19CC-509 An Ordinance mandating a budget Layon nito na masiguro na may nakalaang 1% sa allocation for Senior Citizens, allocating at least one kabuuang pondo ng lungsod ay ilalaan para sa mga percent (1%) of the General Fund of the budget of programa at proyekto ng senior citizens this City, and requiring implementation beginning year 2017. Sponsored by Councilor Raquel S. Malañgen Approved on second reading on March 7, 2016

ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE AND DISATER RISK REDUCTION

SP-2290, S-2014 An Ordinance creating the Quezon Bukod sa pagiging secretariat at coordinating body City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office ng QCDRRMC, ang QCDRRMO rin ay naatasang (QCDRRMO), defining its functions, duties and bumuo, magpatupad at makipag-ugnayan responsibilities, providing for its composition, patungkol sa mga disaster risk management appropriating funds thereof and for other purposes programs ng lungsod. Sponsored by Councilor Ranulfo Z. Ludovica Approved on third and final reading on March 24, 2014

SP-2232, S-2013 An Ordinance establishing the Ito ay tumutukoy sa mga patakaran hinggil sa guidelines for the transfer of the Quezon City Di- paglilipat ng pondo ng QCDRRM bilang suportang saster Risk Reduction and Management (QCDRRM) pinansyal para sa ibang LDRRMC na idineklarang Fund to other Local Disaster Risk Reduction and nasa state of calamity. Management Councils (LDRRMC) which are declared under a State of Calamity Kukunin ang pondo mula sa Local Disaster Risk Sponsored by Councilors Jesus Manuel C. Suntay Reduction Management Fund. Ang halaga ay and Godofredo T. Liban II depende sa lebel ng pagkasira ng lugar batay sa Approved on third and final reading on pag-assess ng Local Disaster Risk Reduction November 18, 2013 Management Council.

34 SP-2262, S-2014 An Ordinance mandating all Private Ang Department of Public Order and Safety, sa and Public School teaching and non-teaching pamamagitan ng Local Disaster Risk Reduction personnel to undergo Risk Reduction Training, Management Office, ay naatasang magsagawa ng pursuant to Republic Act 10121 otherwise known as safety training at seminar para sa lahat ng the Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction Management teaching at non-teaching personnel ng mga Act of 2010 paaralang pribado at pampubliko. Ito rin ang may Sponsored by Councilor Jose Mario Don S. De Leon tungkuling ipatupad ang batas na ito. Approved on third and final reading on Feb. 17, 2014

SP-2295, S-2014 An Ordinance authorizing the City Ang kapangyarihan ng Punong Lungsod ay Mayor to take full control and supervision of all maaaring gamitin sa loob ng tatlong (3) buwan the barangays in Quezon City during the height of mula sa pangyayari ng sakuna. calamity or emergency for the purpose of accelerating or fast tracking the rescue, clearing, Tungkulin ng mga opisyal at kawani ng mga relief, or recovery operations in the affected barangay na makipagtulungan sa Punong Lungsod barangays, and for other purposes nang walang hinihintay na anumang kautusan. Sponsored by Councilor Ranulfo Z. Ludovica Approved on third and final reading on June 9, 2014

SP-5903, S-2014 A Resolution urging the Quezon Ang Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Management Council (QC-DRRMC) ay inaatasang Council (QC-DRRMC) to include the safety and isaalang-alang ang kapakanan ng mga bata sa lahat wellness of children in all its measures ng kanilang programa. Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla Approved on third and final reading on March 17, 2014

SP-5977, S-2014 A Resolution authorizing the Ang pagbibigay ng tulong pinansiyal sa Bayan ng Quezon City Government through Mayor Herbert Santa Fe, Leyte sa halagang Php21,959,068.60 M. Bautista, to grant financial assistance in the upang makabangon muli sa mga pinsala na dulot ng amount of twenty one million nine hundred fifty Bagyong Yolanda. nine thousand sixty eight pesos and sixty centavos (Php21,959,068.60) to the Municipality of Santa Fe, Leyte, for the restoration and reconstruction of the Municipal Hall Complex, destroyed by typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan), subject to existing laws, rules and regulations Sponsored by Councilor Ranulfo Z. Ludovica Approved on third and final reading on June 30, 2014

35 SP-5791, S-2013 A Resolution authorizing the City Ang pagbibigay ng tulong pinansiyal sa (44) Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to extend probinsya ng rehiyon IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VII, VIII, X, XI financial assistance in behalf of the Quezon City at CARAGA na nagkakahalagang Php 50,000,000.00 Government in the amount of fifty million pesos to dulot ng Bagyong Yolanda. the victims of super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) at forty four (44) provinces of Regions IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VII, VIII, X, XI and CARAGA and to support the relief operations of the Department of Social Welfare and Development for the provinces, cities and municipalities affected during its onslaught last November 8, 2013, to be taken from the Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction Management Fund Sponsored by Councilors Jesus Manuel C. Suntay and Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on third and final reading on November 18, 2013

SP-6163, S-2014 A Resolution respectfully Upang maiwasan o mabawasan ang pinsalang recommending to the Honorable Mayor Herbert M. dulot ng magnitude seven (7) na lindol, ang Bautista the procurement of “Emergency Go Bags” Quezon City Government ay minabuting bigyan ng to be distributed to the residents of the most survival kit na “Emergency Go Bags”na naglalaman Disaster Risk-Prone Areas as part of the City’s ng: flashlight, battery, whistle, flexible rope, food, pro-active measure in mitigating the projected water at hygienic items ang mga residente na disastrous effects in case of a major earthquake nakatira sa identified disaster risk prone areas ng particularly those living in areas along the “West lungsod. Marikina Valley Fault” - as well as those living near waterways who are perennially victims of massive flooding during typhoons/storms and heavy downpours caused by the southwest monsoon (Habagat) Sponsored by Councilor Donato C. Matias Approved on third and final reading on October 27, 2014

SP-2313, S-2014 2014 An Ordinance mandating all Layunin nito ang pagpapaigting ng kamalayan ng offices and departments in the Quezon City Hall mga kawani ng Lungsod Quezon upang Complex to efficiently use paper in their operations, pangalagaan ang kalikasan sa pamamagitan ng and prescribing rules therefor pagtitipid sa paggamit ng papel.. Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla Approved on third and final reading on July 21, 2014

SP-2359, S-2014 An Ordinance mandating all Hinihimok ang mga barangay ng lungsod upang Barangays in Quezon City to include in their magtanim ng mga punongkahoy at palawigin ang respective environmental programs and projects biodiversity sa ating kapaligiran. the planting of native trees in their respective territorial jurisdiction to promote ecological balance and to provide wholesome environment, and for other purposes Sponsored by Councilor Gian Carlo G. Sotto Approved on third and final reading on November 17, 2014 36 SP-2399, S-2015 An Ordinance Providing Incentives Bibigyan ng diskwento sa amilyar ang mga may for the Planting and Maintenance of Vegetation on gusaling inilaan ang mga bubungan sa halaman o Building Walls and Rooftops, thereby Repealing City mga dingding para gawing green wall. Ang Ordinance No.SP-1940, S-2009. exemption ay tatagal ng limang (5) taon mula sa Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae V. initial assessment Medalla, Franz S. Pumaren Approved on third and final reading on March 2, 2015

SP-6105, S-2014 A Resolution recommending to Isa sa programa ng paghahanda sa sakuna ay the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, the pagtuturo sa mga estudyante ng epekto ng climate procurement or purchase by the City Government change. Ang pagbili ng mga libro ay isang paraan of books pertaining to Climate Change and upang mapalaganap ang kaalaman ukol dito. Disaster Preparedness, to be distributed for the use of all public elementary and high school libraries in Quezon City, as well as the city owned library and its branches. Sponsored by Councilor Candy A. Medina Approved on third and final reading on September 22, 2015

SP-5981, S-2014 A Resolution strongly urging the Ang carbon dioxide (CO2) ang pangunahing City Government to conduct a City-Wide Awareness greenhouse gas na nagmumula sa mga gawain ng Campaign on the effects of climate change and ways tao at natural na mga proseso. of reducing its carbon footprint Sponsored by Councilor Julienne Alyson Rae Ang greenhouse gases ay nagsisilbing kumot sa V. Medalla atmospera upang pigilan ang lakas ng araw na Approved on third and final reading on sumisinag sa daigdig na nagdudulot ng mataas na November 04, 2014 temperatura sa buong mundo, na tinatawag na global warming.

Layuning gawing prioridad ng lokal na pamahalaan ang pagbibigay ng sapat na impormasyon hinggil sa epekto ng climate change.

SP-2350, S-2014 An Ordinance providing for the Nakasaad dito ang pinagsama-samang mga lokal na Environmental Protection and Waste Management batas patungkol sa pangangalaga at pagkalinga sa Code of Quezon City ating kalikasan. Sponsored by Councilors Gian Carlo G. Sotto and Jesus Manuel C. Suntay Ito ay may limang bahagi: Biodiversity Approved on third and final reading on Management, Solid Waste Management, Air November 04, 2014 Pollution Management, Water Pollution Management at Nuisance. Nakalagay dito ang mga alituntunin at mga kaparusahan kapag may paglabag na nagawa. Ang Environmental and Protec- tion Management Department ang siyang inatasan na manguna sa pagpapatupad ng nasabing Code

37 SP-5954, S-2014 A Resolution urging the Congress Hinihikayat ang Kongreso na magpanukala ng mga of the Philippines to immediately establish the pamantayan sa wastong paggamit ng mga standards for the use of incinerators in the disposal incinerator o makinang sumusunog sa basura. of medical wastes, infectious bio-wastes, and other solid wastes Sponsored by Councilor Voltaire Godofredo L. Liban III Approved on third and final reading on June 09, 2014

SP-5926, S-2014 A Resolution urging the members Hinihikayat ang Kongreso na amyendahan ang Clean of the House of Representatives, through the Air Act ng 1999 at Ecological Solid Waste Man- Honorable Speaker Feliciano R. Belmonte, Jr., to agement Act ng 2000 patungkol sa pagbabawal sa amend certain provisions stated in Republic Act no. paggamit ng mga incinerators. 8749 or the Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 and Republic Act 9003 or the Ecological Solid Waste Ito ay magbibigay-daan sa mga makabagong te- Management Act of 2000 on banning incineration knolohiya na nagsisiguro na ang Waste-To-Energy Sponsored by Councilors Gian Carlo G. Sotto and (WTE) facilities ay kayang sumunod sa panuntunan Jesus Manuel C. Suntay ng Clean Air Act of 1999. Approved on third and final reading on March17, 2014

SP-5984, S-2014 A Resolution urging the Quezon Hinihikayat ang lokal na pamahalaan na City Local Government to consider using solar air itaguyod ang paggamit ng solar power air conditioner in the City Hall Compound conditioner sa mga opisina ng lungsod na isang Sponsored by Councilor Ramon P. Medalla paraan para makatipid sa konsumo ng kuryente. Approved on third and final reading on June 30, 2014

SP-6417, S-2015 A Resolution calling on the City Paghihikayat sa paggamit ng solar panels, bilang Honorable City Mayor, Herbert M. Bautista to alternatibong pagkukunan ng enerhiya. espouse the use of solar panels as an alternative energy source for all buildings in the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City Sponsored by Councilor Eufemio C. Lagumbay Approved on third and final reading on June 29, 2015

SP-5847, S-2014 A Resolution urging the local Paghihikayat sa lokal na pamahalaan ng Lungsod government of Quezon City to consider using Quezon sa paggamit ng alternatibong pamamaraan E-Jeepneys and E-Tricycles for its various ng transportasyon gaya ng E-Jeepney at E-Tricycle na monitoring activities and for other purposes di ginagamitan ng gasolina. Sponsored by Councilor Ramon P. Medalla Approved on third and final reading on February 03, 2014 Sponsored by Councilor Ranulfo Z. Ludovica Approved on third and final reading on June 9, 2014

38 SP-6235, S-2015 A Resolution ratifying the Ang Trash Rake Facility ay isa sa mga makinang Memorandum of Agreement and authorizing City dinevelop ng DOST at hinandog sa lungsod upang Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to sign the hikayatin ang iba pang LGUs na gamitin ang mga deed of donation with the Department of Science makabagong imbensyon na gawa ng kagawaran. and Technology-Metals Industry Research and Development Center (DOST-MIRDC) for the “Trash Rake Facility,” herein subject of both contracts, subject to existing laws, rules and regulations Sponsored by Councilor Gian Carlo G. Sotto Approved on third and final reading on February 02, 2015

SP-2397, S-2015 An Ordinance amending Ang pagtatag ng Quezon City Solid Waste Ordinance No. SP-1512, S-2005, otherwise known Management Board ay upang masiguro na may as “An Ordinance creating the Quezon City Solid tama at sapat na representasyon mula sa lahat ng Waste Management Board.” stakeholders ayon sa RA 9003 o mas kilala sa tawag Sponsored by Hon. Gian Carlo G. Sotto, na Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000. Approved on third and final reading on March 9, 2015

PEACE AND ORDER

SP-2244, S-2013 An Ordinance strictly implementing Dalawampung (20) kph ang itinalagang maximum the Maximum Allowable Speed Limit in all speed limit sa matataong lugar, papunta sa mga subdivisions in Quezon City, as set forth by Republic interseksyon, “blind spots,” at papunta sa Act No. 4136 and Ordinance No. SP-1444, S-2004, simbahan at paaralan sa lahat ng subdivisions sa otherwise known as the Traffic Management Code lungsod, maliban na lamang kung may emergency. of Quezon City, apprehending and penalizing Ang paglabag sa batas ay papatawan ng violations thereof. karampatang parusa. Sponsored by Councilors Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla, Jesus Manuel C. Suntay, Eufemio C. Lagumbay, Godofredo T. Liban II, Ramon P. Medalla, Jose Mario Don S. De Leon and Raquel S. Malañgen Approved on third and final reading: December 30, 2013

SP-2298, S-2014 An Ordinance declaring abandoned Lahat ng inabandonang lugar, bakanteng lote at roads, alleys, open spaces, and excess lots in all open spaces ay papanatilihin, aayusin at subdivisions in Quezon City as properties for public ire-regulate ng lungsod. Tungkuling alamin ng City use by the City Government, thereby setting the Subdivision Administrator, City Assessor at ng City guidelines for the use thereof and for other Planning and Development Office ang mga open purposes spaces sa mga subdivision sa lungsod. Sponsored by Councilors Jesus Manuel C. Suntay and Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on third and final reading on June 30, 2014

39 SP-2307, S-2014 An Ordinance mandating Law Maaaring arestuhin ng pribadong mamamayan Enforcement Agencies/Offices or any of their ang taong aktwal na gumagawa, balak gumawa at authorized Law Enforcement Officers to accept/ nakagawa na ng paglabag sa batas, gayun din ang receive the arrested person for Investigation and maaaring lumabag sa batas (may probable cause), o Proper Referral pursuant to Rule 113 of the Revised yung tumakas sa piitan. Rules on Criminal Procedures of the Rules of Court of the Philippines under Citizen’s Arrest Sponsored by Councilor Ranulfo Z. Ludovica Approved on third and final reading on July 14, 2014

SP-2356, S-2014 An Ordinance adopting for the Layunin nitong tugunan ang kakulangan ng installation, fixing and maintenance of Fire gumaganang fire hydrants sa lungsod. Ang Hydrants in Quezon City. pagkakaroon ng pamatay ng sunog ay magsisiguro Sponsored by Councilor Franz S. Pumaren ng madaliang pag-responde upang mabawasan Approved on third and final reading on ang pagkasira sa mga ari-arian. October 27, 2014

SP-2376, S-2014 An Ordinance requiring Dealers/ Ang mga nagbebenta ng Liquefied Petroleum Gas Retailers of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) to have (LPG) ay dapat may timbangan na sinelyuhan ng City a Weighing Machine during delivery, providing Treasurer’s Office kada delivery upang maprotektah- penalties for violation thereof, and for other an ang mga konsumer. purposes. Sponsored by Councilor Alexis R. Herrera Approved on third and final reading on January 26, 2015

PO 19CC-492 An Ordinance implementing the Drug Sa pagpapanatili ng Drug Free QC, minamandato Free Work Place Program, mandating the conduct ang lahat ng kawani ng lokal na pamahalaan, maging of authorized drug testing by all offices of the Local ng 142 barangay, na sumailalim sa drug test. Government of Quezon City, including the offices of its 142 barangays, providing funds therefor and providing penalties for violation thereof Sponsored by Councilor Ricardo B. Corpuz Approved on third and final reading on December 14, 2015

SP-2369, S-2014 An Ordinance requiring major Ang lahat ng establisyimento ay kailangan business establishments within the territorial ju- magtalaga ng espasyo para lagayan ng bisikleta risdiction of Quezon City to provide parking spaces upang maiwasan ang pagkawala nito. for bicycles, and providing penalties for violation thereof Sponsored by Councilor Allan Benedict S. Reyes Approved on third and final reading on December 1, 2014

40 SP-2373, S-2014 An Ordinance amending certain Ang Lungsod Quezon ay maglalagay ng mga Red provisions of Ordinance No. SP-1444, S-2004, Light Camera na ilalagay sa stratehikong lugar. Ang entitled “The Traffic Management Code of Quezon mga mahuhuli ng Red Light Camera na lumalabag City” and Appendix V thereof and for other ay papadalhan ng Ordinance Violation Receipt sa purposes pamamagitan ng email. Sponsored by Councilor Raquel S. Malangen Approved on third and final reading on December 15, 2014

SP-2398, S-2015 An Ordinance amending Section Ang mga sasakyang hihigit sa timbang na 4,500 138, Article XXIV of Ordinance No. SP-1444, S-2004, kilograms ay pinapayagan lamang dumaan sa mga otherwise known as “The Quezon City Traffic nakatalagang kalsada mula ika-siyam ng gabi Management Code” in order to exempt all kinds of hanggang ika-lima ng umaga, maliban nalang sa mga vehicles using alternative fuels from the coverage of araw ng Linggo at holiday. the Vehicular Volume Reduction Scheme Ang Department of Public Order and Safety ay Sponsored by Councilor Ramon P. Medalla maaaring magbigay ng exemption sa mga Approved on third and final reading on sasakyang gumagamit ng alternative fuel mula sa February 9, 2015 Vehicular Volume Reduction Scheme.

TOURISM, CULTURE AND HERITAGE

SP-6584, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing the Ang International Pink Festival ng Lungsod Quezon Honorable Quezon City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista ang pinakamalaking LGBT film event para sa taong to utilize the Diamond Jubilee Fund of the 2015 2015. Ang pagdiriwang ay nagbuklod sa mga General Appropriation Ordinance of Quezon City for direktor at artista mula sa iba’t-ibang panig ng the purchase of services and supplies, in the total bansa. Ginanap mula Oktubre 9-16, 2015 sa amount of seven million three hundred one Gateway Cineplex ng Gateway Mall, ang thousand two hundred fifty pesos pagdiriwang ay bahagi ng kampanya ng Quezon (Php7,301,250.00), to be used in the 2015 Quezon City Pride Council para palaganapin sa publiko ang City International Pink Film Festival kamalayan ukol sa kasarian. Sponsored by Councilors Jesus Manuel C. Suntay, Godofredo T. Liban II & Lena Marie P. Juico Approved on Third and Final Reading: November 23, 2015

SP-2420, S-2015 An Ordinance institutionalizing Ang opisyal na tourism brand ng Lungsod Quezon “Great, Green, Growing” as the official Tourism na “Great, Green, Growing” ay tumutukoy sa mga Brand of Quezon City, prescribing guidelines for the paniniwala at katangian ng lungsod patungkol use thereof and for other purposes sa kanyang kasaysayan at malaking nasasakupan Sponsored by Councilors Diorella Maria G. Sotto, (great), ekolohiya (green) at potensyal (growing). Allan Butch T. Francisco, Vincent DG. Belmonte and Ang pagbuo ng sariling brand o tatak ay Lena Marie P. Juico makapangyarihang kasangkapan upang ipaalam ang Approved on third and final reading on mayamang kultura, kasaysayan at December 16, 2013 pagkaka-kilanlan ng isang lugar.

41 SP-2453, S-2015 An Ordinance declaring Quezon Lilinangin ng Lungsod Quezon ang QC Chinatown, City Chinatown located at Banawe Street as a Tour- katulong ang mga stakeholders at opisyal ng ism District of Quezon City barangay, sa pamamagitan ng mga programa at Sponsored by Councilors Diorella Maria G. Sotto, proyektong alinsunod sa Quezon City Tourism Jesus Manuel C. Suntay, Ranulfo Z. Ludovica, Vincent Development Plan (QCTDP). Layunin nito na DG. Belmonte, Anthony Peter D. Crisologo, Ricardo itaguyod ang lugar upang maging pangunahing T. Belmonte Jr., Dorothy A. Delarmente, Lena Marie destinasyon ng mga turista. P. Juico, Victor V. Ferrer Jr., Alexis R. Herrera, Marvin C. Rillo, Raquel S. Malañgen, Jessica Castelo Daza and Bayani V. Hipol Approved on third and final reading on October 5, 2015

SP-2439, S-2015 An Ordinance Declaring Palalakasin at itataguyod ang economic base ng Maginhawa Street and its adjacent streets as a Maginhawa Art and Food Hub sa pamamagitan ng Tourism District of Quezon City to be known as masigasig na pakikipagtulungan sa pagitan ng the Maginhawa Art and Food Hub and for other lungsod at business sector. purposes Itataguyod ng lungsod ang lugar sa pamamagitan Sponsored by Councilors Diorella Maria G. Sotto, ng paghimok sa mga micro at small enterprises na Jesus Manuel C. Suntay, Ranulfo Z. Ludovica, Vincent mag-invest sa lugar. DG. Belmonte, Anthony Peter D. Crisologo, Ricardo T. Belmonte Jr., Dorothy A. Delarmente, Lena Marie P. Juico, Victor V. Ferrer Jr., Alexis R. Herrera, Marvin C. Rillo, Raquel S. Malañgen, Jessica Castelo Daza and Bayani V. Hipol Approved on third and final reading on September 7, 2015

SP-2457, S-2015 Ordinance creating a Special Ang makokolektang tourism fees at amusement Account out of the Tourism Fees and Amusement taxes mula sa admission fees ay ilalagak sa Special Taxes collected by the City Treasurer’s Office to Account at ire-reserba upang gamitin lamang sa be known as the “Tourism Development Special mga aktibidad o proyektong may kinalaman sa Account” turismo. Sponsored by Councilor Godofredo T. Liban II Approved on third and final reading on November 16, 2015

SP-2428, S-2015 Ordinance declaring the Quezon Ang ordinansa ay naglalayong pangalagaan ang Heritage House located at Quezon Memorial Circle Quezon Heritage House bilang isang mahalagang as Local Heritage Destination historikal-kultural na istruktura kung saan minsan Sponsored by Councilors Alexis R. Herrera, Jessica nanirahan ang Ama ng Lungsod Quezon. Sisikapin ng Castelo Daza, Candy A. Medina, Julienne Alyson Rae lungsod na i-angat ang antas ng kaalaman ng mga V. Medalla and incent DG. Belmonte residente at turista patungkol sa buhay ni Pangulong Approved on third and final reading on Quezon. August 15, 2015

42 SP-2435, S-2015 An Ordinance declaring Santuario Sisikaping pangalagaan ng Lungsod Quezon ang De San Pedro Bautista Compound located at Santuario Compound, ang pinakamatandang Barangay Damayan, District 1, Quezon City a local simbahan sa lungsod na itinatag pa noong taong heritage site of Quezon City 1590. Ito ay marapat na itaguyod sa pamamagitan Sponsored by Councilors Jessica Castelo Daza, ng mga programa at polisiyang alinsunod sa Anthony Peter D. Crisologo, Ricardo T. Belmonte Jr., Quezon City Tourism Development Plan (QCTDP). Dorothy A. Delarmente, Lena Marie P. Juico, Victor V. Ferrer Jr., and Alexis R. Herrera, Approved on third and final reading on August 10, 2015

SP-2421, S-2015 An Ordinance creating the Quezon Ang Quezon City Museums Advisory Council ay City Museums Advisory Council, defining its inatasang patnubayan ang network ng museo na functions and composition, and for other purposes binubuo ng QCX (QC Experience), Quezon Heritage Sponsored by Councilors Alexis R. Herrera, Vincent House, Tandang Sora Shrine Museum, at iba pang DG. Belmonte, Marivic Co-Pilar, Donato C. Matias, museong itatatag ng lungsod. Tungkulin ng Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla and Advisory Council ang pagbuo ng mga polisiya Candy A. Medina patungkol sa pangangalap, pangangalaga, Approved on third and final reading on June 15, pangongolekta at pagpapakilala ng mga historikal at 2015 kultural na ari-arian na sumasalamin sa pamana o heritage ng lungsod.

ASEAN INTEGRATION

SP-5953, S-2014 A Resolution urging the City Layon nito na mapaghandaan ang epekto ng Government in cooperation with the Department of ASEAN Economic Integration, at isa rito ang Trade and Industry (DTI) and the Department of the tumutukoy sa larangan ng negosyo o ASEAN Interior and Local Government (DILG) to undertake Economic Community (AEC). Comprehensive Awareness and Readiness Programs to educate and prepare business on the impact of Ang mga sumusunod ang layunin ng AEC para sa the ASEAN Economic Integration taong 2015: (a) a single market and production Sponsored by Councilors Julienne Alyson Rae V. base, (b) a highly competitive region, (c) a region of Medalla and Allan Benedict S. Reyes equitable economic development, and (d) a region Approved on third and final reading on fully integrated into the global economy. June 9, 2014 Ang pagkakaroon ng AEC ay magbubunsod ng malayang pag-galaw sa goods, services, investment, skilled labor at capital.

SP-5952, S-2014 A Resolution urging the City Ang Economic Community (AEC) ay Government to identify its current major and niche magbibigay ng mga bagong opurtunidad at ban- industries that can compete regionally and ta para sa bansa, kaya nararapat itong lubusang industries that may be exposed with the onset of paghandaan. the 2015 ASEAN Integration magtalaga ng espasyo para lagayan ng bisikleta Sponsored by Hon. Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla upang maiwasan ang pagkawala nito. and Hon. Allan Benedict S. Reyes Approved on third and final reading on June 9, 2014

43 SP-6480, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing the City Ang ASEAN ay makikisabay sa mundo bilang isang Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to create an merkado, na ang bawat miyembro ay kumukuha ng Executive-Legislative Working Group for the purpose lakas sa isa’t isa na magdudulot ng mas malaking of establishing twinning ties with the cities in the pagkakataon sa pag unlad. Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Para sa ikabubuti ng Lungsod Quezon ang and Quezon City, defining its functions, duties and pagpapalawak ng relasyon nito sa iba pang responsibilities, appropriating funds thereof and for miyembro ng ASEAN upang magdulot ng pag-unlad other purposes. at pagsulong sa larangan ng negosyo, Sponsored by Councilors Allan Benedict S. Reyes, pamumuhunan, turismo at edukasyon. Allan Butch T. Francisco, Franz S. Pumaren, Donato C. Matias, Alexis R. Herrera, Vincent DG. Belmonte and Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla Approved on third and final reading on August 17, 2015

SP-6530, S-2015 A Resolution creating a Task Force Ito ay naglalayong matukoy ang skills at lenggwahe to identify Skills and Languages Responsive to the na kailangan sa pandaigdigang pamilihan upang Regional and Global Market higit na maihanda ang ating residente sa empleyo sa Sponsored by Councilors Donato C. Matias, ASEAN Economic Community (AEC). Julienne Alyson Rae V. Medalla, Lena Marie P. Juico, Allan Benedict S. Reyes, Raquel S. Malañgen, Vicente G. Belmonte and Ricardo B. Corpuz Approved on third and final reading on May 11, 2015

44 2015 National Local Legislative Award Executive Summary 2015 National Local Legislative Award Executive Summary July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2015

BACKGROUND

The 19th Quezon City Council is composed of the Vice Mayor as the Presiding Officer, and 36 regular Sanggunian members and one Ex-officio member representing the Liga ng mga Barangay following Republic Act No. 10170 reapportioning the second legislative district of the City and Republic Act No. 10632 postponing the Sangguniang Kabataan elections.

The council is a good blend of lawyers, doctors, businessmen, artists and media personalities, a teacher, a realtor, a certified public accountant, and a star athlete and coach.

At present, there are eleven (11) neophyte Councilors including the Ex-officio member, seven returning Councilors and 19 Councilors who are on their second or last term in office.

Of the said Council Members, three Councilors are officials of the Philippine Councilors League-National and one Councilor for the National Movement of Young Legislators.

The council works closely with 50 sectoral representatives elected from among the 1,012 accredited non-government organizations members and people’s organizations from 19 sectors, which comprise 20% of the membership of the City Development Council.

The 19th Quezon City Council continues to give premium to good governance as it advances legislation with utmost transparency, accountability, stakeholder's participation, responsiveness, rule of law, effectiveness, and efficiency for the welfare of the people.

HIGHLIGHTS OF ASSESSMENT FINDINGS

Effectiveness of the Legislative Agenda

Quezon City is the only HUC in the region that has a functional Legislative and Executive Development Advisory Council (LEDAC) through its Executive-Legislative Agenda (ELA) Team created by virtue of Executive Order No. 9 series of 2013.

It was created primarily to review plans and documents required in the development of the city’s ELA and to assist in various consultations with affected stakeholders, among others.

An ELA performance management team has also been organized to monitor and evaluate the implementation of policies and programs as identified in the ELA, and to recommend service delivery alternatives or interventions to ensure timeliness and responsiveness of policies, programs and processes. The ELA team of the city was reconstituted through Executive Order No. 9A series of 2015 to cluster governance areas and functions accordingly.

47 The ELA of the city for the year 2013-2016 was formulated through a series of workshops and consultations between and among the members of the executive and legislative departments, barangays, civil society organizations, private sector, academe, and other stakeholders.

It was adopted by the Council through Resolution No. 5896 series of 2014. The same is anchored on the national and regional government’s development thrusts, and the city’s Comprehensive Development Plan for 2010-2016 and Comprehensive Land Use Plan for 2011-2030.

It highlights the complementary executive and legislative actions necessary to address challenges and issues in various governance areas of the city.

The legislative actions were also based on the legislative agenda of each of the councilors which was reported during the Inaugural Session of the Council.

Availability of Legislative Documents

The 19th Quezon City Council’s system and process has progressed rapidly through the implementation of the e-governance program. It has two components, the government to citizens (G2C) and citizens to government (C2G) feedback mechanism, and the government to government (G2G) mechanism. Under the G2C and C2G, the Council advances the following system and mechanism to ensure availability of legislative documents at all times:

Legislative tracking system. The Council utilizes the Lotus Notes Software. The software facilitates research and tracking of the status of legislative measures. It allows storage and access to all proposed and approved legislative measures. It also enables electronic indexing of legislative measures by subject, sponsor, docket number, and date of approval aside from the traditional way of indexing. Council agenda, session minutes and journal, committee reports, and other pertinent documents are also stored in the lotus notes.

E-library. The e-library has work stations located at the Office of the City Council Secretary, Vice Mayor and the Local Area Network Unit of the legislative department. Offices of the city councilors can also serve as a hub for legislative research of constituents. Legislative documents can likewise be printed immediately at the work station to aid researchers. Per record, a total of 5,751 researchers from various organizations have availed of the service of the e-library for the period July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2015.

City Council Centralized Receiving and Information Unit (CCRIU). With the increasing transactions in the legislative department, the e-governance program has institutionalized the CCRIU to systematize the reception of guests and communications for each of the Councilors’ offices in order to promote efficiency, ensure security and improve documentation. Located at the ground floor of the Legislative Building, the system is electronically linked to the city councilors’ offices to enable receipt of real-time information and requests for faster response.

Quezon City Council Website. Wider public access to legislative measures and docu- ments and live streaming of sessions have been made possible through the council’s website (www.quezonitycouncil.ph). The public can also provide feedback to the Council about various measures and issues and concerns of importance through its official email qcovmlegis@yahoo. com aside from the feedback or forum platform available in its website. From July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2015, a total of 93,039 users visited the website and a total of 307,782 page views. 48 E-admin. The e-admin under the OVM is the receiving unit of all financial and personnel documents of the City Council. It was originally created to monitor the documents for signature of the vice mayor, but it has evolved into a system that can generate data on work and financial plan, budget augmentation, advise of allotment, purchase request, obligation request, disbursement voucher, and other documents.

Inspite of the progressive e-governance program of the city council, the Office of the City Council Secretary ensures the preservation of original and duplicate copies of all legislative documents such as ordinances, resolutions, minutes and journals of Sanggunian proceedings duly signed by the council, and committee reports signed by the majority of its members.

To accommodate more documents, additional file compactor cabinets located in the archives room in the Office of the City Council Secretary are currently used.

Both web-based or electronic and hard copy archiving enables faster access or retrieval of documents. Aside from the council’s official website as a mechanism of communicating local legislations to the public, the Council also publishes approved city ordinances and resolutions through newspapers of national and regional circulation. These publications include the Manila Times and the Philippine Star.

Thru the Barangay Operations Center (BOC), barangays are also furnished with copies of approved ordinances for the widest dissemination possible. Further, City Ordinance No. SP-1122, S-2002 mandated the posting of proposed and approved tax ordinances and those with penalty clauses in all barangay bulletin boards. Various information education and communications campaign materials and mechanisms are also utilized such as posters, brochures, ugnayan sa barangay, house-to-house campaign, among others.

For notices of special sessions, all members are informed at least a day before the session. An Electronic copy of the same, including agenda, minutes and other required documents for any session are made available for city councilors.

Efficiency of Performance of the Sanggunian

The 19th Quezon City Council advances legislation that are aligned with national and regional thrusts or the five government guidepost. For the assessment period it has enacted 79 ordinances and 93 resolutions that are aligned with the national framework.

Government Guidepost Ordinances Resolutions Proposed Poverty Reduction and Social Inclusion 34 20 21 Environment Sustainability, climate change 19 8 10 and disaster risk management Accountable, Responsive and participatory governance 15 65 69 Fair and Stable Order Based on International Rule of Law 5 4 Peace and Security 6

TOTAL 79 93 104

49 The attendance of councilors at regular sessions is recorded at 94%. All regular sessions conducted within the assessment period have the required quorum.

The operation of the council is strongly guided by its Internal Rules of Procedure adopted through SP- 5790, S-2013.

Quality of Office Set-up and Staff Complement

The Legislative Building houses the Office of the Vice Mayor, the offices of the 37 Sanggunian Members, and the Office of the City Council Secretary (OCS).

It has internet connections for 205 workstations, 204 devices for Wifi access and 65 workstations for the Lotus Network. The centralized server has 12-terabyte storage capacity.

The Carlos Albert Hall or the Session Hall of the City Council is located in the 3rd floor of the Legislative Building. It has an area of 540 square meters with maximum capacity of 500 persons. It is fully air-conditioned and well-equipped with fixtures, facilities and equipment.

Aside from the session hall, the Legislative Building is equipped with the following function rooms that are often utilized for committee meetings or hearings, LEDAC meetings, public consultations, and for other public use.

Sessions can be viewed via live streaming in the council’s official website. Flat screen televisions are also stationed in the Legislative Building entrance, Office of the City Council Secretary and QC Press Corp for public viewing of sessions. The office of the city council secretary also keeps an audio recording for all regular and special sessions.

The legislative department has 381 regular and around 1,500 contractual employees. Each Councilor’s Office has five co-terminus employees and 36 contractual personnel. The offices of Councilors are located in the 2nd and 3rd floor of the Legislative Building.

The Office of the City Council Secretary is located in the ground floor of the said build- ing. It has 90 regular personnel and 30 contractual staff assigned in the three divisions, namely administrative, legislative services, and journal and minutes. Said office has also 11 sections.

50 LEGISLATIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS HON. ANTHONY PETER D. CRISOLOGO Councilor, 1st District Chairperson, Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure

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SP-2404, S-2015 An Ordinance to establish a Barangay Skilled Worker database, providing accreditation therefor, and for other related purposes

SP-6001, S-2014 Resolution donating one hundred thirty (130) units of orbit/ ceiling and wall fans to different government institutions in District 1, this City, authorizing the transfer of ownership to the recipients without cost to them.

PO19CC-493 Ordinance providing for a Mental Health Program and Delivery System in Quezon City Approved on third and final reading on October 19, 2015

PO19CC-474 Ordinance creating the Local Building Code of Quezon City Calendared for second reading on March 14, 2016

PO19CC-520 Ordinance providing for the minimum standards of a five year Development Plan to phase-out above ground cables and connections Calendared for second reading on March 14, 2016

PO19CC-521 Ordinance Regulating the Use of City-Owned Street Furniture Calendared for second reading on March 14, 2016

53 HON. RICARDO T. BELMONTE, JR. Councilor, 1st District Chairperson, Committee on City Planning, Building and Zoning

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PO19CC-557 An ordinance amending SP-2069, S-2011, otherwise known as the Quezon City Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) 2011 To 2025. Calendared for third and final reading on March 14, 2016

PO19CC-559 Ordinance amending the Revised Quezon City Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of 2013. Calendared for third and final reading on March 14, 2016

PO19CC-558 An ordinance providing guidelines for the Urban Design Code of Quezon City. Calendared for second reading on March 14, 2016

54 HON. DOROTHY A. DELARMENTE, M.D. Councilor, 1st District Chairperson, Blue Ribbon Committee

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SP-2445, S-2015 An ordinance creating the Quezon City Green Transport Office under the Department of Public Order and Safety, defining its duties, functions and responsibilities, providing for its composition, appropriating the necessary funds thereof and for other purposes.

SP- 2448, S-2014 An ordinance regulating the sale of oxalic acid and providing penalties thereof.

SP- 2303, S- 2014 An ordinance mandating the construction of a new Project 6 Day Care Center directing the City Engineer to prepare the plans and cost estimate and appropriating the necessary funds for the purpsose.

SP- 2334, S-2014 An ordinance imposing a one peso (P 1.00) increase of the admission fees in all cinemas in Quezon City covering the month of February 2015, the proceeds thereof to be donated to the Girl Scouts of the Philippines, Quezon City Council, to support its numerous program and activities.

SP-2394, S-2015 An ordinance imposing a one peso (P 1.00) increase of the admission fees in all cinemas in Quezon City covering the month of September 2015, the proceeds thereof to be donated to the Girl Scouts of the Philippines, Quezon City Council, to support its numerous program and activities.

SP- 6080, S- 2014 A resolution declaring October 20-26 as “Lead Poisoning Prevention Week”

SP- 6070, S-2014 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to donate eleven (11) units of personal computers given by the Department of Transportation and Communication, through the initiative of Representative Francisco A. Calalay, Jr. to different government agencies/ institutions/ offices, \subject to existing laws, rules and regulations.

SP- 6133, S- 2014 A resolution requesting the Quezon City Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista for the construction of a new school building at Mines Elementary School.

SP- 6161, S-2014 A resolution strongly urging all Barangays in Quezon City to strictly implement Republic Act No. 7832, otherwise known as the “Anti-Electricity and Electric transmission lines/ materials Pilferage Act Of 1994”

SP- 6102, S- 2014 A resolution directing the City Health Department to conduct toy safety awareness and enforcement activities in Quezon City.

SP- 6216, S- 2014 A resolution requesting the Quezon City Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to negotiate funds for the purchase of the adjacent Lot to extend the school premises of Ernesto Rondon High School situated at Road 3, Barangay Project 6, Quezon City.

55 SP- 6267, S- 2015 A resolution directing the Quezon City Assesor’s Office to conduct a Massive campaign to encourage all real property owners to update their records regarding their present addresses, tax declarations and real property tax receipts, in order to avoid real properties being auctioned without their knowledge.

SP- 6268, S- 2015 A resolution directing all Barangay Councils to conduct a massive information dissemination for the effective implementation of ordinance No. SP-2040, S-2012 entitled “An Ordinance Regulating the Use of Plastic Bags and Establishing environmental fee for its use, providing mechanism for its recovery and recycling and providing penalties for violation thereof”

SP- 6295, S-2015 A resolution urging the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to repair and renovate the Quezon City Performing Arts Theatre (Formerly Amoranto Theatre), directing the Engineering Department to prepare the plans and cost estimates, and appropriating necessary funds therefor.

SP- 6297, S -2015 A resolution urging the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to construct a new school building at Project 6 Elementary School, directing the Engineering Department to prepare the plans and cost estimates and appropriating necessary funds therefor.

SP- 6348, S- 2015 A resolution authorizing the Quezon City Council Boy Scouts of the Philippines (QCBSP) to enter into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with one hundred forty two (142) Barangays in Quezon City, in compliance with the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Circular No. 2008-85, urging all local chiefs executives to support the Boy Scouts of the Philippines neighborhood scouting program and organizing a scout unit in every Barangay.

56 HON. LENA MARIE P. JUICO Councilor, 1st District Chairperson, Committee on Women, Family Relation and Gender Equality

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SP-6304, S-2015 Resolution urging the strict implementation in all universities and colleges within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City of Republic Act No. 8049, entitled "An Act regulating hazing and other forms of initiation rite in fraternities, sororities, and other organizations and providing penalties therefor", otherwise known as the "Anti-Hazing Law in the Philippines"

SP-2357, S-2014 An ordinance providing for a comprehensive anti-discrimination policy on the basis of Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIE).

SP-5889, S-2014 Resolution donating thirty three (33) units of computer sets to twenty one (21) public elementary schools, two (2) public high schools, eight (8) Barangays and two (2) Barangay Health Centers in District I, this City, and authorizing the transfer of ownership of the said computer sets to the recipients without cost to them.

SP-5780, S-2013 Resolution adopting the 3rd Quezon City Youth Summit Manifesto and recommendations and endorsing the same to the President of the Republic of the Philippines, the Senate President, the Speaker of the House Representatives, the Chairperson of the Committee on Local Government of both Houses of Congress and other oncerned agencies.

PO19CC-594 An ordinance amending ordinance no. SP-1401, S-2004, entitled "An Ordinance Providing for a City Gender and Development Code and for other purposes", to harmonize with the provisions of RA 9710 otherwise known as "The Magna Carta of Women", and to adopt the UN Women's Safe Cities nd Safe Public Spaces Initiative. Approved on third and final reading on March 7, 2016

PO19CC-548 Ordinance creating the Quezon City Overseas Filipino Workers' Center (QCOFWC), defining its functions, duties, and responsibilities, and appropriating funds thereof and for other purposes Approved on third and final reading on February 29, 2016

57 HON. VICTOR V. FERRER, JR. Councilor, 1st District Chairperson, Committee on Ways and Means

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SP–2286, S-2014 An ordinance creating the joint task force Pugad Lawin consisting of members of the Executive Department and the Sangguniang Panlungsod to establish Socialized Housing in Sitio Militar, Brgy, Bahay Toro, District 1, Quezon City, appropriating funds therefor, and for other purposes.

SP-2236, S-2013 An ordinance further amending the tax rate of certain items under Chapter Three (Tax on Business) and Chapter Four (Other Taxes) of the Quezon City Revenue Code in accordance with the limitations set-forth in the Local Government Code.

SP-2257, S-2014 An ordinance increasing the longevity pay of career civil service employees of the Local Government of Quezon City from one hundred pesos for every five years of service to two hundred pesos for the same period, amending the provisions of existing ordinances and resolution accordingly, appropriating funds therefor, and for other purposes.

SP-2228, S-2013 An ordinance amending ordinance no. SP-1508, S-2005, authorizing the City Tresurer to accept as an alternative mode of payment for the taxes and fees from taxpayers through the use of over the counter payments in accredited banks, internet banking, automated teller machines and mobile money and other purposes.

SP–5879, S-2014 An ordinance ratifying the contract of lease by and between the city government of Quezon City represented by Mayor Herbert M. Bautista and the Landbank of the Philippines – Quezon City Hall Branch, subject to existing laws, rules and regulations.

SP–2304, S-2014 An ordinance naming the service road from Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue to A. Bonifacio Avenue along Cloverleaf, Balintawak, Quezon City as St. Joseph the Worker Street.

SP–2292, S-2014 An ordinance approving the subdivision plan of Twenty Fifth Ville Homeowners Association, Inc. with twenty four (24) saleable lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing and Finance Corporation (SHFC) located at Brgy. Bahay Toro, Quezon City.

SP–2329, S-2014 An ordinance granting and increasing to one thousand and five hundred pesos (Php1,500.00) the quarterly rice assistance/subsidy to all Quezon City Hall regular employees starting on the quarter of its year 2014 and every year thereafter and appropriating funds thereof.

SP–2344, S-2014 An ordinance condoning the penalty incurred and restructuring the account balance of the delinquent beneficiaries of Samahang Magkakapitbahay, Inc., Brgy. San Jose, District I, Quezon City, and other similarly-situated urban poor housing projects under the direct sale program of the Quezon City Government.

SP–2363, S-2014 An ordinance granting relief to real property taxpayers who have incurred more than five (5) years of deliquent real property taxes. 58 SP–2361, S-2014 An ordinance requiring all persons acquiring real property in Quezon City or making improvements thereon to declare and file a sworn statement to the Office of the City Assessor for real property taxation purposes such property within sixty (60) days after its acquisition or upon completion occupancy or installation of machineries whichever comes first and imposing penalties for violation thereof.

SP–2362, S-2014 An ordinance exempting taxpayers who pay their business tax for the year 2015 with an increase of thirty percent (30%) or more than the whole year of 2014 business tax payment from submission of business records, books, audited financial statements and other similar documents upon declaration of their gross sales/ receipts during assessment and examination of their business and other pertinent records or the year 2014 only.

59 HON. ALEXIS R. HERRERA Councilor, 1st District Chairperson, Committee on Patrimonial and Proprietary Property and General Services

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SP–2374, S-2014 Additional benefits for Solo Parents and their Children Ordinance.

SP-2409, S-2014 Work for Equity Ordinance.

SP-2421, S-2015 An ordinance creating the Quezon City Museums Advisory Council, defining its functions and composition, and for other purposes.

SP-2428, S-2015 An ordinance declaring the Quezon Heritage House located at Quezon Memorial Circle as a Local Heritage Site of Quezon City.

SP-6007, S-2014 Resolution urging the Quezon City Government for the construction and operation of a Health Center in any available area within Barangay Manresa, District I, Quezon City.

SP-5943, S-2014 Resolution urging Congress, House of Representatives and Senate of the Philippines, to enact a law that would require production companies to produce television and movie programs with subtitle for the benefit of deaf persons.

SP-5864, S-2014 Resolution urging the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to look into and request proposal in establishing a medical oxygen generator plant in Quezon City in consonance with his social and economic thrusts.

SP-5972, S-2014 Resolution urging the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to require all owners of motor vehicles to indicate in the application for the annual renewal of registration the true and correct odometer reading of their motor vehicles and to indicate such information in the LTO vehicle verification information data.

SP-6187, S-2014 Resolution strongly urging the Land Transportation Office (LTO) and the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) to require all Public Utility Vehicles to secure a certificate of road worthiness from accredited motor vehicle shops as a pre-condition for the renewal of registration and issuance of certificate of public conveyance (franchise), as a pro-active measure in ensuring the safety of the riding public.

SP-6510, S-2015 Resolution urging Secretary Joseph Emilio A. Abaya of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) and Secretary Ramon Jesus P. Paje of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to address the opposition and other environmental issues being raised by the residents of Quezon City in connection with the proposed construction of the MRT-LRT common station.

60 HON. PRECIOUS HIPOLITO CASTELO Councilor, 2nd District Chairperson, Committee on Subdivision, Housing and Real Estate

SP NO. TITLE SP-2309, S-2014 A Resolution Declaring the 2ndweek of December of every year as an Urban Poor Week in recognition of the Quezon City’s continuing commitment to alleviate the condition of the urban poor sector and its participation in the development of the City. SP-6464, S-2015 Resolution urging the Department of Education to integrate foreign language as a regular subject in the K-12 Curricula for public and private schools. SP-6262, S-2015 A resolution requesting the Honorable Secretary of the Department of Education, Bro. Armin A. Luistro, FSC, for the construction of additional school building in Pres. Corazon C. Aquino Elementary School in Barangay Batasan Hills, Quezon City and providing funds thereof. SP-6263, S-2015 A resolution requesting the Honorable Secretary of the Department of Education, Bro. Armin A. Luistro, FSC, for the construction of additional school building in Payatas B Annex Elementary School in Barangay Payatas, Quezon City and providing funds thereof. SP-6275, S-2015 A resolution requesting the Honorable Secretary of the Department of Education, Bro. Armin A. Luistro, FSC, for the construction of additional school building in Doña Juana Elementary School in Barangay Holy Spirit, Quezon City and providing funds thereof. SP-6276, S-2015 A resolution requesting the Honorable Secretary of the Department of Education, Bro. Armin A. Luistro, FSC, for the construction of additional school building in Judge Feliciano Belmonte Senior High School in Barangay Holy Spirit, Quezon City and providing funds thereof. SP-6277, S-2015 A resolution requesting the Honorable Secretary of the Department of Education, Bro. Armin A. Luistro, FSC, for the construction of additional school building in New Holy Spirit High School Annex in Barangay Holy Spirit, Quezon City and providing funds thereof. SP-6273, S-2015 A resolution requesting the Honorable Secretary of the Department of Education, Bro. Armin A. Luistro, FSC, for the Construction of additional school building in Bagong Silangan Elementary School in Barangay Bagong Silangan, Quezon City and providing funds thereof. SP-6282, S-2015 A resolution urging the Honorable Secretary of the Department of Education, Bro. Armin A. Luistro, FSC, for the construction of additional senior high school building in Justice Cecilia Muñoz Palma High School in Barangay Payatas, District II, Quezon City and providing funds thereof. SP-6280, S-2015 A resolution urging the Honorable Secretary of the Department of Education, Bro. Armin A. Luistro, FSC, for the construction of additional senior high school building in Accibal Property in Barangay Batasan Hills, District II, Quezon City and providing funds thereof. SP-6352, S-2015 A resolution urging the Quezon City Government to provide social fund for urban poor families affected by court-ordered or administrative demolition and eviction activities in the absence of relocation site. SP-5790 , S-2013 A resolution urging the Quezon City Government to undertake workable plan for the establishment of a “Green Housing Program” for our public school teachers, including but not limited to its economic viability, environmental impact, and social upliftment of the concerned sector. SP-5803, S-2013 A resolution urging Maynilad to provide water connection to residents of Area 1 and Area 3 Sitio Veterans, Barangay Bagong Silangan, Quezon City, consistent with General Welfare Clause of the Constitution. 61 SP-5824, S-2014 A resolution authorizing the Quezon City Housing and Urban Renewal Authority, Inc. (Hura), to take the lead in determining the true status of the Manresa Urban Redevelopment Housing Project, undertake review, assessment of the same, and come out with a new plan that would address the basic needs of the program beneficiaries thereat and consider the construction of medium rise building in coordination with the Urban Poor Affairs Office, City Legal Department City Planning and Development Office, and the Engineering Department. SP-2309, S-2014 A resolution declaring the first week of September of every year an Urban Poor Week in recognition of the Quezon City’s continuing commitment to alleviate the condition of the Urban Poor Sector and its participation in the development of the City. SP-5871, S-2014 Resolution expressing support for the immediate enactment into law of House Bill No. 1084 authored by Rep. Winston “Winnie” Castelo, Entitled “Omnibus Housing and Urban Development Act on the creation of Department of Housing”. SP-6147, S-2014 A resolution strongly and unanimously supporting House Bill No. 2958, entitiled “Act Granting Social Pension to Poor or Indigent Senior Citizens in the Amount of One Thousand Pesos (P1,000.00) Monthly and for other purposes” authored by Rep. Winston “Winnie” Castelo. SP-5868, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor of Quezon City, Hon. Herbert M. Bautista to enter into a Deed of Donation with the Del-Nacia Corporation by accepting the donation made by the latter corporation in favor of the City Government relative to Two (2) Easement Lots, Thirteen (13) Road Lots and One (1) Open Space Located at Del-Nacia Ville No. 4, Tandang Sora, Quezon City. SP-5996, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to negotiate and enter into a Contract to acquire one hundred nine (109) square meters portion of the property identified as Lots 5-A, (LRC) Psd-172587 with an area of four hundred fifty four (454.00) square meters registered in the name of Felicidad E. Villaluz, et al covered by Transfer Certificate of Title umbered 004-2010004142 located at Magsaysay Street and traversed by Garcia Extension that serves as the road right-of-way of about five hundred (500) families who used the said road right-of-way at Barangay San Bartolome, Quezon City. SP-6086, S-2014 A resolution urging Home Guaranty Corporation to defer the conduct of bidding of the Commonwealth Enterprise Zone at the National Government Center in Quezon City’s District Two per request of the program beneficiaries of R.A. 9207 pending review of the Developmental Framework PlanThereat by the NGC Administration Committee. SP-6366, S-2015 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor of Quezon City, Hon. Herbert M. Bautista to enter into a Deed of Donation with the Sta. Lucia Realty & Co., Inc. by accepting the donation made by the latter corporation in favor of the City Government relative to one (1) open space located at Lot 6 Block 4, Phase I-B Vista Real Classica Subdivision, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City. SP-6205, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor of Quezon City, Hon. Herbert M. Bautista to sign and accept the Deed of Donation and Acceptance of parcel of land relative to one (1) open space owned by New Capitol Estate Homeowners Association, Inc. represented by its President Mr. Andy Palma Located at Commonwealth Avenue, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City. SP-6274, S-2015 A resolution requesting the Honorable Secretary of the Department of Education, Bro. Armin A. Luistro, FSC, for the construction of additional school building in Justice Cecilia Muñoz Palma High School in Barangay Payatas, Quezon City and providing funds thereof. SP-6281, S-2015 A resolution requesting the Honorable Secretary of the Department of Education, Bro. Armin A. Luistro, FSC, for the construction of additional school building in Commonwealth High School in Barangay Commonwealth, Quezon City and providing funds thereof.

SP-6265, S-2015 Resolution Commending the Socialize Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC) for Adopting High Density Housing Program Financing to Address Homelessness of Informal Settler Families Living in Waterways and other High Risk/Danger Areas in Metro Manila

62 SP-6264, S-2015 Resolution commending the Socialized Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC) for increasing the Community Mortage Program (CMP) loanable amount to two hundred fifty thousand Pesos (P250,000.00) for land acqusition, site development, house construction and improvement. SP-6246, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor of Quezon City, Hon. Herbert M. Bautista to sign and accept the Deed of Donation and Acceptance of parcel of land owned by Humanity Residence Homeowners Association, Inc. Represented by its President Mr. Irwin Moriones located at Block 11, Lot 2 and Lot 4 Humanity Villages, Brgy. Bagong Silangan, Quezon City. SP-6586, S-2015 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to sign and accept the Deed of Donation and Acceptance of parcels of land relative to two (2) open spaces owned by Sipna Homeowner’s Association reperesented by its President, Mr. Dominador Magbanua, located at General De Dios Street Bagong Silangan, Quezon City. SP-6369, S-2015 A resolution urging the Department of Education (DEPED) to apportion additional buildings in District Ii, Quezon City, complemented by the hiring of trained Sped Teachers. SP-6439, S-2015 Resolution urging the Socialized Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC) to exclude road lots and open spaces subject for loan and thereafter from mortgage annotations under the Community Mortgage Program of Quezon City. SP-6602, S-2015 A resolution urging the Manila North Tollways Corporation (MNTC) to immediately install a separate and exclusive toll exit gate to ease traffic leading to the sprawling Philippine Arena in Bocaue, Bulacan. SP-2231, S-2013 Subdivision plan of the United Area C Talanay Neighborhood Association, Inc., with fourteen (14) Lots, Direct Sale Program, located at Barangay Batasan Hills, Quezon City. SP-2230, S-2013 Subdivision plan of Magkakasama Homeowners Association, Inc. – Daisy Chapter with thirty (30) lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) originated by Quezon City Government located at Barangay Matandang Balara, Quezon City. SP-2250, S-2013 Subdivision plan of Samahang Balikatan ng Purok 5 (SABANG Pu 5) Homeowners Association, Inc., located at Barangay Payatas, Quezon City. SP-2268, S-2014 Subdivision plan of Samahang Demokratiko Pagkakaisa ng mga Maralita Homeowners Association, Inc. (Phase II) with Forty (40) Lots Community Mortgage Program (CMP) Project originated by the Quezon City Government located at Barangay Sta. Monica, Quezon City. SP-2240, S-2013 Approving the alteration plan of Strivers United Homeowners Association, Inc. from forty (40) lots to thirty two (32) lots (reduced by 8 lots) Direct Sale Program registered in the name of Estrella G. Lim. Gy. Pasong Putik, Quezon City. SP-2239, S-2013 Subdivision plan of Phase II Resident Organization of Junji Homeowners Association, Inc. with one hundred thirty seven (137) lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC) and being originated by the Local Government of Quezon City, located at Barangay Kaligayahan, Quezon City. SP-2252, S-2013 Subdivision plan of Samarpa Homeowners Association,Inc. with forty six (46) lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC) originated by the Local Government of Quezon City, located at Barangay Matandang Balara, Quezon City SP-2256, S-2015 Subdivision plan of Villa Ordinario Saint Francis Homeowners Association, Inc. with seventy one (71) lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC) located at Barangay San Agustin Quezon City. SP-2260, S-2014 Subdivision plan of Mata Compound Homeowners Association, Inc with 60 Saleable lots Located at Brgy. Culiat, Quezon City. SP-2299, S-2015 Subdivision plan of the Warayan Homeowners Association Inc. with 82 Saleable Lots, Direct Sale Program, Located at Brgy., Pasong Putik Proper, Quezon City.

SP-2275, S-2014 Subdivision plan of Ester M. Chua Homeowners Association, Inc – with 35 saleable lots Community Mortgage Program (CMP) Located at Brgy. Kaligayahan, Novaliches, Quezon City. 63 SP-2282, S-2014 Subdivision plan of Sangmithi ng Magkakapitbahay Santa. Isabel Homeowners Association, Inc., with fourteen (14) lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC) and being originated by Foundation for the Development of the Urban Poor, Inc. (FDUP) located at Bgy. Gulod, Novaliches, Quezon City. SP-2263, S-2014 Subdivision plan of the Aguardiente Christ Faith Homeowners Association, Inc., from seventeen (17) to thirty-three (33) saleabale lots (Increased by 16 Lots) located at Brgy. Sta. Monica, Quezon City. SP-2277, S-2014 Subdivision plan of the Orient Meadow Homeowner’s Association, Inc. with thirteen (13) saleabale lots Community Motgage Program (CMP) project of the Social Housing and Finance Corporation (SHFC) originated by the Center for Urban Poor Services (CUPS), Inc. located at Bgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City. SP-2338, S-2014 Subdivision plan of Bill Homeowners Association, Inc., with sixteen (16) saleable lots,Community Mortgage Program (CMP) originated by the Quezon City Government located at Bgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City. SP-2407, S-2015 Subdivision plan of Mayon Sunrise Homeowners Association, Inc., with one hundred eighty five (185) saleable lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) originated by the Quezon City Government located at Bgy. Payatas, Quezon City SP-2401, S-2015 Subdivision plan of Tagumpay sa Mayon Homeowners Association, Inc., with one hundred fifty eight (158) saleable lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) Originated by the Quezon City Government located at Bgy. Payatas, Quezon City SP-2469, S-2015 Ordinance mandating the Parks and Development Administration Department (PDAD), in coordination with the Environmental Protection and Waste Management Department (EPWMD), all cable companies including Meralco and PLDT the periodic pruning of trees to prevent the risk of falling limbs and branches that may be resting along utility lines, power poles and near rooftops in preparation for typhoon season. SP-2380, S-2015 Subdivision plan of Bistekville V (Socialized Housing Project) with two hundred four (204) saleable lots located at Lot 12, Pcs-2491, Madja-As Road corner Payatas (Litex) Road Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City. SP-2408, S-2015 Subdivision plan of Bigkis Diwa Homeowners Association, Inc., with eighty- three (83) saleable lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) originated by the Quezon City Government located at Bgy. Payatas, Quezon City. SP-2423, S-2015 Subdivision plan of Ipil-Ipil Homeowners Association, Inc. (Payatas) Phase I with two hundred nine (209) saleable lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) originated by the Quezon City Government located at Bgy. Payatas, Quezon City. PO19CC-523 Subdivision plan of Hillside II Payatas A Homeowners Association, Inc., with forty two (42) saleable lots Located at Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City. Approved on third and final reading on January 25, 2016 PO19CC-540 Subdivision plan of Madja-As Homes Homeowners Association, Inc., with two hundred three (203) saleable lots located at Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City. Approved on third and final reading on January 25, 2016 PO19CC-571 Subdivision plan of Kanejin Homeowners Association, Inc., with one hundred ` forty four (144) saleable lots located at Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City. Approved on third and final reading on January 25, 2016. PO19CC-572 Subdivision plan of Kanejin Homeowners Association, Inc., with one hundred forty Four (144) saleable lots located at Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City. Approved on third and final reading on January 25, 2016

PO19CC-573 Subdivision plan of Mayon and Bulusan Homeowners Association, Inc., with one hundred seventy three (173) saleable lots located at Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City. Approved on third and final reading on February 2, 2016 PO19CC-574 Subdivision plan of Buklod ng Kapatiran Homeowners Association, Inc., with one hundred thirty six (136) saleable lots located at Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City. Approved on third and final reading on February 2, 2016 PO19CC-575 Subdivision plan of Greatville Homeowners Association Inc., with seventy eight lots (78) saleable lots located at Barangay Batasan Hills, Quezon City. Approved on third and final reading on February 2, 2016 64 PO19CC-078 Subdivision plan of Pamunuan ng Tapat na Samahan (PATAS) Homeowners Association, Inc. with one hundred thirty three (133) Lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) located at Barangay Payatas, Quezon City. Approved on third and final reading on November 25, 2013

PR19CC-1113 A resolution allowing the release of funds for the acquisition of the properties located within the NGC proclaimed areas, owned by Triplex Enterprises, Inc., Petronila Garcia and E. Rodriguez, Inc. Approved on third and final reading on February 9, 2016 PR19CC-1114 A resolution allowing the Quezon City Council to issue a Letter of Guaranty in favor of Manila Banking Corporation with regards to the acquisition of its property located at Commonwealth, Quezon City. Calendared for second reading on January 18, 2016 PR19CC-1237 Resolution expressing support for the immediate enactment into law of House Bill No. 6122 introduced by Rep. Winston “Winnie” Castelo, entitled “An Act Exempting All Forms of Socialized Housing Programs and Projects from the Payment of Capital Gains Tax”. Calendared for first reading on October 5, 2015

65 HON. VOLTAIRE GODOFREDO T. LIBAN III Councilor, 2nd District Chairperson, Committee on Energy, Water and other Natural Resources

SP/PO NO. TITLE SP-2426, S-2015 An ordinance establishing a Level 1 General Hospital to be located at Batasan Road, Barangay Batasan Hills, Quezon City, which shall be known as “Rosario Maclang Bautista General Hospital “, appropriating the necessary funds therefor, and for other purposes. SP-6285, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to enter into the necessary Contracts to Sell with the qualified beneficiaries of Socialized Housing Project (Direct Sale Scheme) located at Group 13 Area B. Litex Road, Barangay Payatas, Quezon City. SP-6287, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to enter into a Contract and/or Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) pertaining to the sale/disposition of residential lots in Bistekville-5 Housing Project, in favor of the qualified members of Nagsama sa Tagumpay HOA, Inc., through a lot only disposition scheme. SP-2318, S-2014 An ordinance granting an anniversary bonus to all regular employees of the Quezon City Government in the amount of five thousand pesos (P5,000.00) and three thousand pesos (P3,000.00) to all other employees on the occasion of the celebration of the 75th Foundation Day Anniversary of Quezon City. SP-6103, S-2014 Resolution urging Meralco to conduct a pilot testing area in Quezon City on its new Prepaid Electricity System, the Prepaid “Kuryente Load”.

66 HON. RODERICK M. PAULATE Councilor, 2nd District Chairperson, Committee on Civil Service, Appointments and Reorganization

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SP-2287, S-2014 An ordinance amending Ordinance No. Nc-207, S-1991, providing for the re-organization of five (5) Peoples Law Enforcement Board (PLEB) Hearing Districts I, III and IV and two (2) for District II into one (1) Hearing District for every Legislative Districts and the creation for every Legislative District and the creation of additional Hearing District for Legislative District V and VI corresponding to the twelve (12) police stations of the Quezon City Police District, and providing funds for the purpose.

SP-2316, S-2014 An ordinance creating the City Architect Department of the Quezon City Government, and providing for and defining its organizational structure, duties and functions and responsibilities. PO19CC-539 On ordinance rationalizing the Administrative Management Office into the Administrative Division of the Office City Mayor. Calendared for first reading on August 3, 2015

67 HON. RANULFO Z. LUDOVICA Councilor, 2nd District Chairperson, Committee on Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction

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SP-5807, S-2013 Urging the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to allocate the necessary funds as financial assistance for the accredited Homeowners Association in Quezon City who is undergoing “re-blocking” as part of the CMP of the Gov’t.

SP-6006, S-2014 Requesting the City Mayor, Hon. Herbert M. Bautista, to direct the concerned Dept. /Office of the Quezon City Government who desire to be disaster volunteers for accreditation in the Office of Civil Defense of the Department of National Defense (DND) and the barangay where the employee-volunteer is residing.

SP-5977, S-2014 Authorizing the Quezon City Government through Mayor Herbert M. Bautista, to grant financial assistance in the amount of Php 21,950,068.60 to the Municipality of Santa Fe, Leyte for the restoration and reconstruction of the Municipal Hall Complex, destroyed by Typhoon Yolanda.

SP-5795, S-2013 Urging DOTC and NTC to direct all mobile phone service provider, services provider or telecommunication company to strictly comply with the Provisions of Republic Act. No. 10639, otherwise known as “The Free Mobile Disaster Alerts Act”.

SP-6513, S-2015 Urging the Hon. Mayor of Quezon City, the Chairman of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority of Environment and Natural Resources to close down the sanitary landfill or transfer station in Barangay Payatas, Q.C.

SP-5797, S-2013 Requesting the MERALCO to grant amnesty to all blacklisted former subscribers or customers whose electric service was disconnected due to non-payment of bills or illegal use of electricity.

SP-6424, S-2015 Authorizing the QCDRRMC to conduct the Incident Command System (ICS) training courses and appropriating the amount of one million pesos (Php1,000,000.00) to be taken from the LDRRMF.

SP-6429, S-2015 Authorizing the QCDRRMC to conduct the Rapid Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis (RDANA) training and to Appropriate the amount of four hundred ten thousand eight hundred thirty two pesos (Php410,832.00) to be taken from the LDRRMF.

SP-6015, S-2014 Ratifying the MOA entered into by and between the Quezon City Government repre sented by the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, and the National Food Authority to allow the purchase of rice on credit for relief operations wherever a State of Calamity is declared either by the Local Legislative Bodies or the Office of the President.

68 SP-6383, S-2014 Authorizing the Quezon City Government, thru the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to purchase one (1) unit of Rescue Water Pillow Tank amounting to one million five hundred thirty one thousand pesos (Php1, 531,000.00), intended for the use of the Risk Reduction Management Programs of the QCDRRMC, to be Charged Against the Funds of the City Mayor’s Office

SP-6539, S-2015 Resolution strongly supporting House Bill No. 6713 Entitled “An Act to Strengthen Nation-Building through the Institutionalizing of a Strategic Volunteerism-Based Multi-Sectoral Public Private Partnership Framework in all (LGUS) and Congressional Districts in the country and for other purposes or otherwise known as Filipino Volunteerism In Nation-Building (VNB) or Bayanihan sa Bagumbayan (BSB) Act”.

SP-6627, S-2015 Authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to utilize the LDRRMF and lump sum appropriations ordinance of Quezon City for the purchase of various equipments, water treatment facilities and seminars, to be used by the Department of Public Order and Safety.

SP-6675, S-2015 Authorizing the Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to extend financial assistance in the amount of P33,557,000.00 to the Municipalities in Regions II and III of Northern Luzon severely affected by Typhoon Lando (Koppu) namely: San Miguel, Bulacan; Baler, Aurora and Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya to be taken from the LDRRMF.

SP-2247, S-2013 Mandating all punong barangays and the Task Force Copriss in Quezon City to summarily evict all persons conducting on-going construction of any structure in public or private lands within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City without the express consent of the registered land owner or the necessary building permit from the City Government and to demolish such structure.

SP-2301,S-2014 Ordinance setting for discipline hours in Quezon City for minor children from 10:00AM P.M. to 5:00 A.M., providing penalties for violation thereof and for other purposes.

SP-2294, S-2014 Ordinance making it unlawful for school authorities and members of Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) in public schools in Quezon City to require the payment of any fee or voluntary contribution prior to or as a condition precedent for the enrolment and/or graduation of students.

SP-5960, S-2014 Authorizing the City Mayor to Enter into an agreement with the National Food Authority to allow the purchase of rice on credit for relief operations whenever a State of Calamity is declared either by the Local Legislative Bodies or the Office of the President.

SP-2295, S-2014 Authorizing the City Mayor to take full Control and Supervision of all the barangays in Quezon City during the height of calamity or emergency for the purpose of accelerating or fast tracking the rescue, clearing, relief, or recovery operations in the affected barangay, and for other purposes.

SP-2290,2014 Creating the Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (QCDRRMO), defining its functions, duties and responsibilities, providing for its composition, appropriating funds thereof and for other purposes.

SP-2307, S-2014 Mandating law enforcement agency/office or any of their authorized law enforcement office to accept/receive the arrested person for investigation and proper referral pursuant to Rule 113 of the Revised Rules on Criminal Procedure of the Rules of Court of the Philippines Under Citizen’s Arrest. 69 SP-2444, S-2015 Ordinance disqualifying as Beneficiaries from Socialized Housing Program of the City Government or any National Agency those who commit acts of unjustified and deliberate refusal of non-conformist occupants and/or recalcitrant to be covered by the said program.

SP-2424, S-2015 Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. SP-2290, S-2014, to correct the position Titles, Qualification Standards and Salary Grades of the Technical Staff of the Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (QCDRRMO), pursuant to joint Memorandum Circular No. 2014-1.

SP-2416, S-2015 Ordinance declaring the Month of December as volunteer month to be known as “Buwan Ng Bayanihang Bayan sa Quezon City” and to appropriate funds for annual celebration thereof.

PO19CC-451 Penalizing Professional Squatting, Providing for Summary Demolition and Relocation within Quezon City, Pursuant to Republic Act No. 7279, and for other purposes. Calendared on second reading on January 18, 2016

PO19CC-189 Requiring all Owners or Occupants of Condominium Units or any Residential Building in Quezon City who are actually residing therein to undergo Disaster Awareness and Preparedness Seminar providing penalties for violation thereof and for other purposes. Approved on third and final reading

PR19CC-1121 Authorizing the Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to enter into a Contract with the PHIVOLCS-DOST to conduct the Rapid Earthquake Damage Assessment System (REDAS) Training thru the QCDRRMC and appropriating funds for the purpose. Approved on third and final reading on February 15, 2016

70 HON. RAMON P. MEDALLA Councilor, 2nd District Chairperson, Committee on Games and Amusement

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SP-5804, S-2013 Resolution urging the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to transfer the management and administration of the Metro Manila Film Festival to the Mowelfund and the Film Academy of the Philippines.

SP-5847, S-2014 Resolution urging the Local Government of Quezon City to consider using E-Jeepneys and E-Tricycles for its various monitoring activities and for other purposes.

SP-5887, S-2014 Resolution urging the Quezon City Government to allocate additional funds for the procurement of pneumonial and flu vaccines intended for Senior Citizens of Quezon City.

SP-5905, S-2014 Resolution urging the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to encourage major fast-food chains and restaurants in Quezon City to offer brown rice as part of their menu.

SP-5890, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to enter into a Memorandum Agreement with Petron Corporation, in connection with the supply of fuel, lubricants and other services through electronic fleet card for the use of the Quezon City government-owned motor vehicles and equipment, and to authorize the Honorable City Mayor to Secure a Letter of Credit with the Land Bank of the Philippines in the amount of forty million pesos only (php 40,000,000.00) in favor of Petron Corporation as payment security purposes thereof.

SP-5966, S-2014 Resolution urging the 16th Congress to expedite the passage of Senate Bill No. 068: "An Act Strengthening and Reforming the Sangguniang Kabataan Amending for that Purpose Certain Provision of R.A 7160, also known as the Local Government Code f the Philippines".

SP-5984, S-2014 Resolution urging the Quezon City Local Government to consider using solar air conditioner in the City Hall Compound.

SP-6060, S-2014 Resolution urging Congress of the Philippines to pass an act amending and expanding the coverage of Article 333 Chapter One, Title Eleven of Act No. 3815 otherwise known as the Revised Penal Code and repealing Article 334 Chapter One Title Eleven of Act No. 3815 known as Revised Penal Code

SP-2342, S-2014 An ordinance amending Ordinance No. Sp-2205, S-2013 Entitled "An Ordinance Granting Relief from the Payment of Real Property Tax on Improvements to Qualified Socialized Housing beneficiaries of the National Government Center Housing and Development Project along Commonwealth Avenue Subject to certain conditions and for other purposes. 71 SP-2462, S-2015 An Ordinance establishing the guidelines in naming and renaming of Quezon City Local Government units and facilities such as public plazas bridges, schools, hospitals, health centers, places, streets and structures.

SP-2385, S-2015 An ordinance controlling dog population through castration within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City and appropriating funds thereof.

SP-2393, S-2015 An ordinance institutionalizing the water- break time in the Private and Public Schools offering pre-school, primary, secondary and tertiary level in this City.

SP-6311, S-2015 A resolution urging all public officials to take the public transport at least once a month.

SP-2402, S-2015 An ordinance establishing the Quezon City Home for the Aged and Hospice and appropriating funds thereof.

SP-6367, S-2015 A resolution expressing warmest appreciation and support to the efforts of both the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) and the twenty two (22) utility vehicle express (UV Express) operators for launching and operating twenty two (22) "pink" UV Express Units for the women, senior citizens, youth and person with disability (PWD) constituents of this City.

SP-6518, S-2015 Resolution urging the Quezon City Local Government to engage in partnership to develop solar projects within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City.

SP-6497, S-2015 Resolution urging the Local Government of Quezon City Police Department (QCPD) to coordinate with the Department of Education (DepEd), Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), and the National Police Commision (NAPOLCOM) to conduct a yearly crime prevention lecture in Quezon City's elementary and high school public students in celebration of the "Crime Prevention Month" held in the month of September.

SP-2467, S-2015 An ordinance prescribing to the motorcycle riders to follow the maximum load limit specified in the motorcycle owner's manual for personal safety and road worthiness of motorcycle.

SP-6647, S-2016 A Resolution urging the Tricycle Franchising Board (TFB) to effect an immediate review of tricycle-for-hire fare in Quezon City as to make it attuned to the socio-economic exigencies that have a direct bearing on the cost of operation that eventually affect the increase/ decrease in the fare of tricycles.

72 HON. ESTRELLA C. VALMOCINA Councilor, 2nd District Chairperson, Committee on Social Services

SP/PO NO. TITLE

SP-6126, S-2014 Resolution enjoining all food concessionaires, establishments, and stalls within the Quezon City Hall Complex, Novaliches District Center, all city public medical and educational facilities and institutions, and barangay hall premises to observe organic unpolished brown rice consumption day every tuesday and to always make organic unpolished brown rice available in their menu and food offering daily.

SP-5955, S-2014 Resolution urging the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD, in coordination with its partner agencies, to require the beneficiaries of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4ps) to participate in relevant barangay-led programs about environment preservation for at least four (4) hours every month, as an additional condition for their continued receipt of cash grant.

SP-6124, S-2014 Resolution enjoining the one hundred forty-two barangays in Quezon City to hire, employ, or designate a social worker who shall handle all family and community-related cases and concerns, and shall implement, coordinate, manage, and organize pertinent social services programs, and projects.

SP-2360, S-2014 An ordinance adopting a Magna Carta for Micro and Small Business Enterprises in Quezon City.

PO 19CC-552 Ordinance providing comprehensive development programs for the workers in the informal economy in Quezon City, appropriating necessary funds therefor and for other purposes. Calendared for second reading on March 14, 2016

PO19CC-546 An ordinance establishing a public mortuary in every district in Quezon City and providing the necessary funds therefor. Calendared for first reading on September 7, 2015

PO19CC-547 An ordinance mandating all house owners, lessees and operators to register the names of tenants, renters, boarders, bedspacers or transients, whose stay in the barangay is for a period of one week or more in the barangay registry. Calendared for first reading on September 7, 2015

73 HON. ALLAN BENEDICT S. REYES Councilor, 3rd District Minority Floor Leader

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SP-6028, S-2014 Resolution urging the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS) and the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to identify and mark clearly the bicycle lanes in Quezon City.

SP-5856, S-2013 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to Enter Into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Araneta Center Inc., for the free use of an area at the Ali Mall Government Center, Level 2, Cubao, this city, which will function as a satellite/extension office (One-Stop Shop) for payment of business and other taxes as well as other auxiliary services.

SP-6002, S-2014 Resolution enjoining all barangays in Quezon City to conduct a survey/census in their respective jurisdiction to determine the exact number of the Population of Senior Citizens and Persons with Disablilities (PWD) in their respective barangay.

SP-6059,S,2014 Resolution urging all television station/network within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City to flash the current philippine time at least once every hour as part of their public service announcements.

SP-6127, S-2014 Resolution commending and supporting the project of Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) known as “Bike-Sharing System” which provide free use of bicycle to the public.

SP-6013, S-2014 Resolution urging the Quezon City price coordinating council to take the necessary proactive steps in order to stabilize prices and prevent illegal acts of price manipulation for the welfare and protection of consumers.

SP-6271, S-2015 Resolution urging the Quezon City price coordinating council to take the necessary proactive steps in order to stabilize prices and prevent illegal acts of price manipultion for the welfare and protection of consumers.

SP-6236 S-2015 A resolution authorizing Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to negotiate and enter into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry-Quezon City (PCCI-QC) represented by its President, Dr. Carl E. Balita, for the establishment, management, operation and maintenance of the Quezon City business registry databank to be located at Ali Mall Government Center, Araneta Center, Cubao Quezon City.

SP-6318, S-2015 A resolution urging the Quezon City Government through the Quezon City Fire District to join in the celebration of the “International Fire-Fighter’s Day” on May 4, 2015 and every year thereafter.

74 SP-6568, S-2015 A resolution requesting the Quezon City Government through the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to install bicycle ramps at the Quezon City Memorial Circle underpass and in Philcoa underpass.

SP-6402, S-2015 A resolution ratifying the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) entered into by and among the Quezon City Government (LGU-QC), represented by the City Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), represented by Undersecretary Analiza Rebuelta-Teh and Gawad Kalinga (GK), represented by Mr. Nicanor T. Palma, Jr., Head, Quezon City Sector, for the Development of a Housing Project for the Residents Of Brgy. Escopa III (Proper) who were victims of fire in 2011.

SP-6425, S-2015 A resolution urging the Schools Division Superintendent, Division of City Schools, Quezon City, to enjoined all school heads in the Elementary and High Schools to post the picture of Commonwealth President Manuel Luis Quezon in a conspicuous place to commemorate the former President of the Commonwealth of the Philippines and Father of Quezon City.

SP-6480, S-2015 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to create an Executive-Legislative working group for the purpose of establishing twinning ties with the cities in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) and Quezon City, defining its functions, duties and responsibilities, appropriating funds thereof and for other purposes.

PO1922-430 Repealing certain provisions of Ordinance No. SP-2081 Series of 2011 otherwise known as “An ordinance exempting all Senior Citizens of Quezon City from the payment of initial rate for parking fees in establishments, malls, hospitals parking areas, or any similar places charging the same situated within the territorial jurisdiction of the city and providing penalties for violations thereof. Approved on third and final reading on December 7, 2015

75 HON. GIAN CARLO G. SOTTO Councilor, 3rd District Chairperson, Committee on Parks and Environment

SP/PO NO. TITLE

SP-2237, S-2013 An ordinance mandating all markets (public & private) regardless of effluent discharge, shall be required to install, maintain and operate a sewage treatment plant, as provided under Ordinance No. SP-1917, S-2009 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations.

SP-2245, S-2013 An ordinance regulating the establishment and/or operation of Private Emission Testing Center (PETCS) within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City, providing penalties for violation thereof and for other purposes.

SP-2350, S-2014 An ordinance providing for the Environmental Protection and Waste Management Code of Quezon City.

SP-2359, S-2014 An ordinance mandating all barangays in Quezon City to include in their respective environmental programs and projects the planting of native trees in their respective territorial jurisdiction to promote ecological balance and to provide wholesome envi ronment and for other purposes.

SP-2425, S-2015 An ordinance authorizing the City Mayor, Hon. Herbert M. Bautista to acquire thru negotiation or initiate an expropriation proceedings that parcels of land located at Barangay Dioquino-Zobel, Quezon City, containing an area of two thousand eighteen square meters (2018 sq.m.) registered under the name of Claro B. Lizardo and Solo mon A. Lizardo, covered by TCT Nos. RT-90166 and 90167, respectively for Socialized Housing Projects for the benefit of the bonafide occupants/members of the Lizardo Neighborhood Association, Barangay Dioquino Zobel Inc. (LINA-BDZ, Inc.).

PO19CC-436 An ordinance providing at least one meal a day per student in accordance to the Nutrition Program for Public Schools in Quezon City as an integral part of the K to 12 proram, providing the necessary funding thereof, and for other purposes. Calendared for first reading on January 26, 2015

PO19CC-500 An ordinance providing for the installation of vehicle dash board camera for all patrol vehicles in Quezon City as an effective means of strengthening the capabilities of our police crime monitoring/arrest as well as deterrent in the commission of abusive acts, like use of excessive force during interrogation/arrest by some Policemen, appropriating the necessary funds thereof, and for other purposes. Calendared for first reading on June 1, 2015

PO19CC-562 Ordinance establishing a mandatory seismic retrofitting program for Quezon City owned and barangay-owned buildings, particularly those built before the 1990 earthquake, adopting engineering and environmental/green building findings of local conditions, appropriating funds thereof and for other purposes. Calendared for first reading on September 21, 2015

76 HON. FRANZ S. PUMAREN Councilor, 3rd District Chairperson, Committee on Trade, Commerce and Industry

SP/PO NO. TITLE

SP-2229, S-2013 An Ordinance creating the Sports Talent Identification, Promotion and Development Program of Quezon City.

SP-6017, S-2014 An ordinance creating a barangay reading center in every barangay in Quezon City and appropriating funds thereof.

SP-5818- S-2014 An ordinance imposing an additional one peso (php 1.00) to the admission fees in all cinemas from november 1 to 30, 2014, the proceeds thereof to be donated to the Philippine Red Cross to be used by the latter to the Disaster Relief Operation and Community Based Humanitarian Services in Quezon City.

SP-2353, S-2014 An ordinance utilizing five hundred (500) square meters of Lot 6, Block 13 (LRC) PCS-20076 covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. RT-21668 (284327), a property of Quezon City Government, and authorizing the construction therein of a Barangay Center of Barangay Ugong Norte.

SP-2356, S-2014 An ordinance adopting for the installation, fixing and maintenance of fire hydrants in Quezon City.

SP-2382, S-2015 An ordinance mandating uniform color of all barangay halls and multipurpose buildings in Quezon City.

SP-2384, S-2015 An ordinance adopting a uniform color for all public elementary and secondary school buildings in Quezon City.

SP-2429, S-2015 An ordinance mandating all establishments, organizations, entities and alike operating within the jurisdiction of Quezon City to create or establish a text scheme to religiously inform and update their employees or members about the latest weather condition.

SP-2451, S-2015 An ordinance amending Sections 3 of Ordinance No. SP-2384, s-2015, adopting a uniform colors for all public elementary and secondary schools in Quezon City.

SP-2452, S-2015 An ordinance amending Section 4 of Ordinance No. SP-2382, s-2015, mandating the use of uniform colors on all barangay halls and multipurpose buildings in Quezon City.

SP-2437- S-2015 An ordinance mandating restaurants, hotels, inns, canteens, steakhouse, eateries and the like, which are operating within Quezon City, to serve water only upon request of their customers, and for other purposes.

77 SP- 6580, S-2015 A Resolution authorizing the Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to establish a twinning relationship with the Bolivarian Municipality of Libertador of the Capital District of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

PO 19CC - 513 An ordinance regulating the imposition of parking fees in all establishments within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City and prescribing penalties for the violation thereof. Calendared for first reading on June 15, 2015

78 HON. EUFEMIO C. LAGUMBAY Councilor, 3rd District Chairperson, Committee on Health and Sanitation

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SP-2445, S-2015 An ordinance strengthening the local implementation of RA 7883 and granting local benefits and incentives to all Barangay Health Workers of Quezon City.

SP-2446, S-2015 Ordinance mandating the implementation of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project in Day Care Centers (WIND) in Quezon City and to ensure the sustainability of the project for the improvement on the delivery of early childhood care and development service in the city and to appropriate the necessary funds therefor.

SP-2419, S-2015 Ordinance amending Ordinance No. SP-2333, s-2014 otherwise known as “An ordinance establishing guidelines for the creation of a Barangay Health Manage ment Council (BHMC) to be observed by every barangay within the territorial juris diction of quezon city, for the purpose of expediting the effective implementation of Priority Health Programs such as, but not Limited to, Maternal and Child Health Care, Nutrition, Tuberculosis Prevention, Family Planning, Dengue Prevention, Elder ly Care, Oral Health Care, Voluntary Blood Service Program, and Rabies Prevention.”

SP-2348, S-2014 An ordinance amending Article 15 Section 39 Item II under Amusement Activities of the Quezon City Revenue Code Reducing the tax rate from 8% To 5 %.

SP-5870, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the Honorable Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to enter into the necessary Contracts to Sell and Deeds of the absolute sale with the qualified bene ficiaries of the parcel of land located in Barangay Escopa III in furtherrance of the Socialized Housing Project of the Local Government of Quezon City via direct sale.

SP-6065, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor Hon. Herbert M. Bautista, to directly acquire three (3) contiguous parcel of land situated in Bgy. Escopa II, Project-4, Quezon and project site of Socialized Housing Project Bistekville-3.

SP-6326, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the Hon. Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to acquire through ne gotiated sale a parcel of land located at Villa Beatriz Extension Bgy. Old Balara, Que zon City, purposely to be utilized and developed into a Socialized Housing Project for the benefit of the qualified of on-site Informal Settler Families (ISF’s). SP-6417, S-2015 Resolution calling on the Honorable City Mayor, Herbert M. Bautista to espouse the use of solar panels as an alternative energy source for all buildings in the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City. . SP-6531, S-2015 Resolution urging the Honorable Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to consider constructing a city-owned and- operated crematorium. PO19CC-494 Revised Sanitation Code of Quezon City. Calendared for third and final reading on March 14, 2016 PO19CC-470 Ordinance mandating all hospitals and clinics in Quezon City to avail of the services of DOH-Accredited medical and hazardous waste haulers and providing penalties for violation thereof. Calendared for first reading on April 27, 2015 79 HON. JOSE MARIO DON S. DE LEON Councilor, 3rd District Chairperson, Committee on Public Order & Security and Anti-Illegal Drugs

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SP-2279, S-2014 An Ordinance Authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to Dispose of and Award Two (2) Adjoining Parcels of Land, More Particularly Described As Lots 2 and 3, Block-2, PSD-22923, Covered by Transfer certificate of Title (TCT) No. 252809, Registered in the Name of Quezon City Government, Containing a Gross Area Of One Thousand Two Hundred Sixteen Square Meters and Seventy Square Decimeters (1,216.70), More or Less, Located in Sitio-2, Barangay Libis, Quezon City, in Favor of the Qualified Beneficiaries of the Area

SP-2262, S-2014 An Ordinance Mandating all Private and Public School Teaching and Non-Teaching Personnel to Undergo Risk Reduction Training, Pursuant to Republic Act No. 10121, Otherwise Known as the Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction Management Act of 2010

SP-2281, S-2014 An Ordinance Requiring all Malls Located Within the Territorial Jurisdiction of Quezon City to Have a Clinic with at Least One (1) Unit of Ambulance and a Medical Team on Standby During Regular Operating Hours and Providing Penalties for Violations Thereof

SP-2261, S-2014 An Ordinance Requiring Malls, Groceries and other Business Establishments Located Within Quezon City to Give Priority to Differently-Abled Persons, Pregnant Women and Senior Citizens by Designating a Special Lane for Them at the Cashier Counters, and Providing Penalties for Violations Thereof

80 HON. JAIME F. BORRES Councilor, 3rd District Chairperson, Committee on Labor, Employment and Overseas Filipino Workers

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SP-6288, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista Constantine M. Bautista, to donate the twenty five units (25) of motorcycle Bombita, thirty units (30) of single motorcycle (police), thirty six units (36) of motorcycle drop side to all barangay local government units of District III (3), Quezon City, and Transfer of ownership vehicles to the recipients.

SP-6488, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert Constantine M. Bautista, to donate the five (5) fire trucks, one (1) ladder and one(1) tanker, drop side to barangay local government units of District III (3), Quezon City, and Transfer of own ership vehicles to the recipients.

SP-6461, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista Constantine M. Bautista, to donate the six units (6) of motorcycle puj to all barangay local gov ernment units of District III (3), Quezon City.

81 HON. JESUS MANUEL C. SUNTAY Councilor, 4th District Majority Floor Leader

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SP-2459, S-2015 An ordinance revising the Quezon City Market Code regulating the establishment, classification, operation and administration of public market re lated activities in Quezon City.

SP-2458, S-2015 An ordinance prescribing fees and charges for the use of units, spaces and other facilities within the Quezon City Museum Complex located Inside the Quezon Memorial Circle.

SP-2412, S-2015 An ordinance prescribing the student-classroom ratio to all elementary and secondary public school of Quezon City.

SP-2398, S-2015 An ordinance amending Section 138, Article XXIV of Ordinance No. SP-1444, s-2004, otherwise known as the “The Quezon City Traffic Management Code” in order to exempt all kinds of vehicles using alternative fuels from the cover age of the vehicular volume reduction scheme.

SP-2390, S-2015 An ordinance withdrawing from residential use and converting into open space eighteen (18) parcels of land owned by the Quezon City Government, identified as Lots 1 to 17 of Block-8, and Lot 1 of Block-34 containing a gross area of five hundred seventy (570) square meters, more or less, located in Bistekville-2 Housing Project, Barangay Kaligayahan, Novaliches, Quezon City.

SP-2387, S-2015 An ordinance authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to initiate expropriation proceedings to acquire a 1,036 square meter lot, which as a portion of a parcel of land identified as Lot 70-D-1, (LRC) PSD-2201 and Lot 3 registered under Transfer Certificates Of Title (TCT) Number 19094 (49093/RT-617031) and 19093, containing a gross area of 25,362 and 5,102 Square meters, respectively, registered under the name of Cepheus Realty Corporation, situated in Barangay Payatas, Quezon City, for the development of a connecting road segment between Bicol Street and Subdivision main road of LGU-QC Resettlement Site.

SP-2367, S-2014 An ordinance providing incentives for donations made in favor of Quezon City public schools.

SP-2364, S-2014 An ordinance creating the Quezon City Small Business Development and Promotion Office (QC-SBDPO), defining its powers and functions, appropriating funds therefor and for other purposes.

SP-2336, S-2014 Quezon City Code pursuing a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) approach towards development, providing for the procedure for selecting the private sector proponent, adopting a contract management framework, and providing appropriations, and for other purposes.

82 SP-2298, S-2014 An ordinance declaring abandoned roads, alleys, open spaces, and excess lots in all subdivisions in Quezon City as properties for public use by the City Government, thereby setting the guidelines for the use thereof and for other purposes.

SP-2285, 2014 An ordinance regulating the operation of Electronic Games (E-Games), Bingo Games, and other Games of Chance, Whether Manual, Mechanical, Electronic Inter net Broadband or otherwise, operating within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City, and providing penalties for violations thereof.

SP-2273, S-2014 An ordinance adopting the Seal of Good Housekeeping in all barangays of Quezon City.

SP-2269, S-2014 An ordinance establishing the Basic Education Enhancement Program of Quezon City.

SP-2245, S-2013 An ordinance regulating the establishment and/or operation of Private Emission Testing Centers (PETCS) within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City, providing penalties for violation thereof and for other purposes.

SP-2467, S-2015 An ordinance prescribing motorcycle riders to follow the maximum load limit specified in the motorcycle owner’s manual for personal safety and road for road worthiness of the motorcycle.

PO19CC-379 An ordinance establishing the Barangay Enhancement Program of Quezon City. Approved on third and final reading on May 11, 2015

83 HON. MARVIN C. RILLO Councilor, 4th District Chairperson, Committee on Labor, Employment and Overseas Filipino Workers

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PO19CC-343 An ordinance providing for the imposition of appropriate disciplinary action against parents/guardians of street children, child at risk, and other minors who are considered recidivist for their repeated involvement in the commission of offense as defined Under Republic Act No. 9344, otherwise known as the Juvenile Justice Welfare Act of 2006 prescribing the necessary implementing rules and regulations, and for other purposes. Approved on third and final reading on May 11, 2015

PO19CC-344 An ordinance providing financial assistance to victims of street crimes in the pur suit of prosecuting/convicting perpetrators adopting for the purpose the implementing rules and guidelines, and authorizing the appropriation of funds therefor and for other purposes. Calendared for first reading on August 11, 2014

84 HON. RAQUEL S. MALAÑGEN Councilor, 4th District Chairperson, Committee on Transportation and Gender Equality

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SP-2323, S-2014 An ordinance providing benefits and recognition to city residents reaching the age of 100 years or more and for other purposes. . SP-2354, S-2014 An ordinance providing for the City’s annual observance of the Solo Parent’s Week which would be celebrated on the third (3rd) week of the month of November of every year.

SP-2386, S-2014 An ordinance promoting responsible pet ownership in Quezon City, providing penalties for negligent acts committed in the keeping of pet animals, and for other purposes.

SP-2378, S-2014 An ordinance granting an exemption from payment of transfer tax to registered senior citizens of this City Concerning the sale, donation, barter, or any mode of transferring ownership of title of residential real properties registered under their names within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City.

SP-2337, S-2014 An ordinance adopting the Quezon City Tricycle Management Code of 2013.

SP-6069, S-2014 An ordinance requesting the City to authorize Health Department Head to establish a first aid clinic at the Legislative Wing Building of Quezon City Hall to accomodate City Government officials, employees and visitors need for emergency medical attention.

SP-2377, S-2014 An ordinance mandating a budget allocation for Person with Disability’s (PWD’s), allocating no less than two percent (2%) of the Internal Revenue Allocation (IRA) of the City, and requiring implementation beginning year 2014.

SP-2280, S-2014 An ordinance authorizing Barangay Dona Imelda, District Iv, Quezon City, to regulate the use of streets particularly Guirayan Street, Kapiligan Street, and Luntan Street all located within said barangay.

SP-2373, S-2014 An ordinance amending certain provisions of Ordinance No. SP-1444, S-2004 entitled “The Traffic Management Code of Quezon City”, subject to all laws and existing rules and regulations.

SP-2358, S-2014 Ordinance amending Ordinance No. SP-1104, Series Of 2002 entitled “An Ordinance establishing the Pedicab Regulatory Section under the Tricycle Regulatory Unit.” SP-2466, S-2016 An ordinance imposing a fare rollback in all tricycles for hire in Quezon City.

85 HON. VINCENT DG. BELMONTE, JR. Councilor, 4th District Chairperson, Committee on Communication

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SP-6358, S-2015 Resolution Strongly Supporting House Bill No. 5737 Entitled, “An Act Authorizing The Sale Of Barangay Krus Na Ligas to its Legitimate Residents, Amending for the Purpose of Republic Act No. 9500, Otherwise known as the University of the Philippines Charter Of 2008, Authored by Quezon City Representative and Speaker of the House , Feliciano “Sonny” Belmonte, Jr.”

PO19CC-499 An Ordinance Mandating All Led Advertisement Owners and Operators, Operating Within the City Allot Screen Time for Quezon City Tourism Advertisement and for other purposes Calendared for first reading on May 25, 2015

86 HON. JESSICA CASTELO-DAZA Councilor, 4th District Chairperson, Committee on Cultural Affairs and Heritage

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SP-2249, S-2013 An ordinance establishing Klinika Bernardo as a comprehensive sexual health clinic under the Quezon City Health Department.

SP-2396, S-2015 Ordinance requiring all offices and establishments within Quezon City with fifty (50) or more female employees to provide their female employees with lactation station.

SP-2381, S-2015 An ordinance providing for free pnuemococcal vaccination to all newly registered indigent Senior Citizen resident of Quezon City.

SP-2258, S-2014 An ordinace providing for a mondatory deworming program for all public kindergarden and grade school students in Quezon City.

SP-2333, S-2014 An ordinance establishing guidelines for the creation of a Barangay Health Management Council (BHMC) to be observed by every barangay within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City, for the purpose of expediting the effective implementation of priority health programs such as, but not limited to, maternal and child health care, nutrition, tuberculosis prevention, family planning, dengue prevention, elderly care, oral health care, voluntary blood service program, and rabies prevention.

SP-2258, S-2014 An ordinance providing for a mechanism in implementing a Mandatory Deworming Program for all public kindergarten, grade school and high school students in quezon city, pursuant to section of Ordinance No. SP-2182, S-2012, otherwise known as An Ordinance Institutionalizing the Department Of Education’s (DepEd) Essential Health Care Program (EHCP) for pre-school and elementary pupils in all public schools in Quezon City.

SP-2396, S-2015 An ordinance requiring all offices and establishments within Quezon City with fifty (50) or more female employees or reproductive age to provide their female employees with lactation stations.

SP-2330, S-2014 An ordinance requiring Yakap Day Care Center and all public day care centers operating within Quezon City to change their uniforms to scrub suits or long pants for dengue prevention.

SP-5909, S-2014 An ordinance amending Ordinance No. SP-637, S-98 in order to include public health workers under the Novaliches District Hospital in the benefits granted by the Quezon City Government in the ordinance as provided for under Republic Act No. 7305, otherwise known as “The Magna Carta of Public Health".

87 SP-2379, S-2014 An ordinance requiring all hospitals and birthing homes in Quezon City to submit to the Quezon City Health Department a monthly report on the number of ma ternal deaths, neonatal deaths, child deliveries and live births and other related information within five (5) working days of the succeeding month and providing fine for violation thereof.

SP-5909, S-2014 Resolution urging the City Government to Strictly implement the benefits granted under Ordinance No. SP-637, S-98 as provided for under Republic Act No. SP-637, S-98 as provided for under Republic Act No. 7305, otherwise known as “The Magna Carta of Public Health Workers” to all public health workers of Novaliches District Hospital.

SP-6096, S-2014 Resolution urging all cinema operators within Quezon City to grant free cinema admission to Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) of the city, every Monday and Tues- day.

SP-6214, S-2014 Resolution requesting the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to establish an animal bite treatment center in each District of Quezon City, and to sponsor the training of the medical personnels assigned to the center.

88 HON. BAYANI V. HIPOL Councilor, 4th District Chairperson, Committee on Justice and Human Rights

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SP-2442, S-2015 Public Post Clock of Quezon City Ordinance.

SP-2441, S-2015 Barangay Justice Hall of Quezon City Ordinance.

SP-2440, S-2015 School Gate Arch Ordinance.

SP-2411, S-2015 An ordinance creating the Quezon City Human Rights Action Center (QCHRAC) under the office of the Honorable City Mayor and defining its powers and functions.

SP-2366, S-2014 Ordinance providing scholarship program for non-academic or non collegiate courses.

PO19CC-506 An ordinance providing housing enhancement as part of the Quezon City Housing Program. Approved on third and final reading on February 1, 2016

89 HON. JOSE A. VISAYA Councilor, 5th District Chairperson, Committee on Cooperatives

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SP-5938, S-2014 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to enter into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for and in behalf of the City Governmrnt with the Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas (BSP) and other concerned stakeholders for the establishment of the Quezon City Credit Surety Fund, appropriating the necessary funds thereof, and for other purposes.

SP-2352, S-2014 An ordinance requiring all barangays of this City to designate at least two (2) Barangay Public Safety Officer (BPSO) as Traffic enforcers which shall undergo Basic Traffic Management seminars to be conducted by the Department of Public Order and Safety of Quezon City and shall be authorized to issue Ordinance Violation Receipts (OVR).

PR19CC-595 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to enter into a Contract to Sell with bonafide occupants-awardees of Emerald Street, Fantasy Neighborhood Association Incorporated Barangay Novaliches Proper, Quezon City, under such terms and conditions stated in the Memorandum of Agreement. Approved on third and final reading on February 1, 2016

90 HON. JULIENNE ALYSON RAE V. MEDALLA Councilor, 5th District Chairperson, Committee on Education, Science and Technology

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SP-2296, S-2014 An ordinance establishing the Educational Field Trip Policy for all public schools in Quezon City.

SP-2300, S-2014 An ordinance institutionalizing the Department of Education’s Alternative Learning System in the Quezon City Jail’s male and female dormitories.

SP-2340, S-2014 An ordinance institutionalizing the Alternative Learning System (ALS) in all barangays within Quezon City, providing guidelines therefor and for other purposes.

SP-2367, S-2014 An ordinance providing incentives for donations made in favor of Quezon City Public Schools.

SP-2463, S-2015 An ordinance appropriating funds to the Quezon City Persons with Disability Affairs Office (QC-PDAO) to cover the cost of a Clinical Special Educational Needs Assessment of Indigent Children.

SP-5884, S-2014 A resolution urging the Quezon City Public Library to provide assistance in the implementation of the mobile libraries in all districts of the City.

SP-6415, S-2015 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to enter into a Contract/Agreement for the purchase of Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) with Command and Control Center Equipment in the total amount of eighty nine million two hundred fifty three thousand seven hundred eighteen pesos and forty centavos (php89,253,718.40) to be installed in and utilized by all the Public Elemen tary and Secondary Schools in Quezon City, to be charged from the lump sum appropriation (Special Activities Program).

SP-2372, S-2014 An ordinance authorizing the Quezon City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to acquire through negotiated sale or expropriation, a parcel of land located at Damong Maliit Street corner Roxas Extension, Barangay Nagkaisang Nayon, Quezon City, purposely to be utilized for the construction of the Nagkaisang Nayon High School.

SP-2375, S-2015 An ordinance authorizing the Quezon City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to acquire through negotiated sale or expropriation a parcel of land located at Villa flor Street, Barangay Gulod, Quezon City, purposely to be utilized for the construction of Gulod High School.

SP-6167, S-2014 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to negotiate and enter into a contract with the registered owner of a parcel of land located at Barangay Kaligayahan covered by Transfer Certificates of Title Number Rt-35543 (103768), with a gross area of three thousand five hundred thirty-nine (3,539) square meters, more or less, to be utilized for the construction of Kaligaya han High School. 91 SP-6201, S-2015 A resolution authorizing The City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to negotiate and enter into a contract with the registered owner of a parcel of land located at Barangay Kaligayahan covered by Transfer Certificates of Title Number 004-2013012850, 004-2013012851, 004-2013012852 with gross area of seven thousand five hundred sixty eight (7,568.00) square meters, more or less, to be utilized for the construction of Kaligayahan High School.

SP-2238, S-2013 An ordinance amending Ordinance No. SP-2195, S-2012, Entitled “An Ordinance establishing a Human Milk Bank in Quezon City Owned Hospitals for the Support of Women and Children in Need of Breastmilk”.

SP-2341, S-2014 An ordinance prohibiting the sale of E-Cigarettes to minors and providing stricter penalties thereby amending Ordinance No. SP-681, S-1998, Entitled “An Ordinance Prohibiting the Sale of Cigarettes, Cigar, Tobacco and Similar Products to All Minors by all Persons, Natural or Juridical, and all Establishments Located in Quezon City".

SP-2357, S-2014 An ordinance providing for a Comprehensive Anti-Discrimination Policy on the Basis of Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIE).

SP-2374, S-2014 An ordinance providing for expanded benefits to Solo Parents and their Children, appropriating funds therefor, and for other purposes, amending Ordinance No. SP-2041, S-2011 also known as “An Ordinance Adopting And/Or Localizing, the Implementation of Republic Act No. 8972, also Known as the “Solo Parents’ Welfare Act Of 2000” in Quezon City.

SP-6419, S-2015 A resolution urging the City Government to conduct a forum on the ASEAN Integration with All schools that offer language courses within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City pending an Ordinance Creating a Quezon City Central Database and Resident Identification System.

SP-2244, S-2013 An ordinance strictly implementing the maximum allowable speed limit in all subdivisions in Quezon City, as Set Forth by Republic Act No. 4136 and ordinance No. SP-1444, S-2004, otherwise known as the Traffic Management Code of Quezon City, apprehending and penalizing violators thereof.

PO19CC-541 An ordinance institutionalizing the Quezon City Most Child-Friendly Barangay Awards, providing funds thereof and for other purposes. Calendared for first reading on August 10, 2015

PO19CC-035 An ordinance providing for the creation of a Special Education Assessment and Intervention Center. Approved on second reading on September 1, 2014

92 HON. GODOFREDO T. LIBAN II Councilor, 5th District Chairperson, Committee on Appropriations

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SP-2345, S-2014 An ordinance approving the annual budget of the Quezon City Government for Calendar Year 2015 in the amount of fourteen billion four hundred sixty two million three hundred sixty two thousand pesos (Php14,462,362.000.00) covering the various expenditures for the operation of the City Government and appropriating the necessary funds for the purpose.

SP-2234, S-2013 An ordinance approving the annual budget of the Quezon City Government for Calendar Year 2014 in the amount of thirteen billion four hundred seventy six million fifty six thousand seven hundred fifty six pesos (Php13,476,056,756.00) covering the various expenditures for the operation of the city government and appropriating the necessary funds for the purpose.

SP-2312, S-2014 An ordinance granting a quarterly rice allowance in the amount of one thousand five hundred pesos (php 1,500.00) for the teaching and non teaching staff of the Division Of City Schools In Quezon City.

SP-2310, S-2014 An Ordinance approving the subdivision plan of Nagkakaisang Samahan Sa Maligaya Homeowners Association, Inc. with fifty six (56) saleable lots, Direct Sale Program located at Bgy. Pasong Putik Proper, Novaliches, Quezon City.

SP-2332, S-2014 An ordinance approving the subdivision plan of SB Residences, with seventy five (75) lots, located at Barangay San Bartolome, Quezon City.

SP-2346, S-2014 An ordinance approving the subdivision plan of Luzonica Ville Homeowners Associ ation, Inc., with ten (10) salable lots (Community Mortgage Program) originated by the Quezon City Government located at Barangay Sta. Monica, Quezon City.

SP-5932, S-2014 Resolution adopting the 2013 Bottom-Up Budgeting (BUB) Priority Poverty Reduction Projects initiated by the Quezon City Local Poverty Reduction Team (QCLPRAT).

PO19CC-550 Ordinance creating a special account out of the Tourism Fees and Amusement Taxes collected by the City Treasurer’S Office to be known as the “Tourism Development Special Account". Approved on third and final reading on November 16, 2015

PO19CC-569 An Ordinance approving the annual budget of the Quezon City Government for Calendar Year 2016 in the amount of sixteen billion one hundred million pesos (Php 16,100,000,000.00) covering the various expenditures for the operation of the city government and appropriating the necessary funds for the purpose. Approved on third and final reading on November 23, 2015

93 HON. ANDRES JOSE G. YLLANA, JR. Councilor, 5th District Chairperson, Committee on Public Affairs, Mass Media Information and People’s Participation

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SP-2233, S-2013 An ordinance accrediting the seven hundred ninety-eight (798) Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and People’s Organizations (POs) pursuant to the provisions of the Local Government Code of 1991 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, in relation to DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-73.

SP-2311, S-2014 An ordinance accrediting eighty-two (82) Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and People’s Organiztions (POs), pursuant to the provisions of the Local Government Code of 1991 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, in relation to DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2010-73.

SP-2418, S-2015 An ordinance accrediting seventy-two (72) Non-Governmental Organization (NGOs) and People ‘S Organizations (POs), pursuant to the provisions of the Local Government Code of 1991 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, in relation to Department of the Interoir and Local Government (DILG) Memorandum Circular No. 2010-73.

SP-5806, S-2013 Resolution urging the Government Service Insurance System (Gsis) and the Quezon City Government to engage in preliminary negotiations for the use of GSIS’s adjacent Fairview Elementary School, Fairlane Street, Barangay Fairview, this City as a potential site for the construction of the Public High School.

SP-6145, S-2014 Resolution urging Congress of the Philippines to pass a bill establishing a National High School in Barangay Sta. Monica, District 5, Quezon City.

SP-6040, S-2014 Resolution urging Congress of the Philippines to pass a bill establishing a National High School in Barangay Kaligayahan, District 5, Quezon City.

SP-6345, S-2015 Resolution requesting the Honorable City Mayor, Herbert M. Bautista to create a technical working group that will study the possibility to create the Quezon City Am Radio Station (DZQC), and to define its function, duties and responsibilities, provide for its composition, and appropriate funds thereof and for other purposes.

SP-6559, S-2015 Resolution urging the Honorable City Mayor, Herbert M. Bautista to issue an updated Citizen’s Chapter of Quezon City as mandated by Republic Act 9485 also known as the Anti-Red Tape Act (Arta) Of 2007.

PO-19CC-581 An Ordinance accrediting forty seven (47) Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and People’s Organizations (POs), pursuant to the provisions of the Local Government Code of 1991 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations , in relation to (DILG) Memorandum of Circular No. 2010-73. Calendared for first reading on December 8, 2015

94 HON. KARL EDGAR T. CASTELO Councilor, 5th District Chairperson, Committee on Information Communications Technology or Cyber Technology

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SP-5796, S-2013 A resolution urging Congress of the Philippines to further amend the existing Senior Citizen Law in order to grant Senior Citizens twenty percent (20%) discount when they purchase of food and mineral supplements

SP-6272, S-2015 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to accept the donation by Domingo Castro thru his Attorney-In-Fact, Consolacion Castro, in favor of the Quezon City Government of a road lot (Lot 886-C-1-K Psd-335070) situated at Sitio 1, Castro Compound, Barangay Sta. Lucia, Novaliches, Quezon City, with an area of one thousand eight hundred fifty one (1,851) square meters covered by TCT No. Rt-79181 issued by the Registry of Deeds of Quezon City.

SP-6131, S-2014 A resolution calling for the installation of Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) equip ment in police mobile cars of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) and requesting the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to allocate funds for the purpose.

SP-6049, S-2014 A resolution expressing the strong sense of protest and opposition to the high electricity rates being charged by power companies and calling on the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) to Strictly exercise its regulatory powers to reduce the cost of electricity.

SP-6111, S-2014 A resolution urging the Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council to institutionalize the conduct of an annual synchronized emergency and disaster drills in all schools, shopping malls, hospitals, office buildings and residential condominiums in Quezon City every first Monday of March and first Monday of Septemeber in coordination with assistance of the Department of Public Order and Safety and the Quezon City Fire District and with the assistance of Government Hospitals in Quezon City.

SP-6446, S-2015 A resolution authorizing Mayor Herbert M. Bautista, to purchase various mechanical and technical equipments, in the amount of two hundred ninety seven million eight hundred fifty four thousand five hundred ninety nine and 84/100 pesos (Php 297,854,599.84), to be utilized by the Quezon City Integrated Surveillance And Emergency Response Center (QC-ISERC), for the effective operation of the Command Control and Communications Center of the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Center of the City.

95 HON. ALLAN BUTCH T. FRANCISCO Councilor, 5th District Chairperson, Committee on Ethics and Privileges

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SP-2297, S-2014 Ordinance requiring the food service industry within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City to include half (1/2) cup and/or order of cooked rice in one of their default servings, providing penalty thereof and for other purposes.

SP-2470, S-2015 Ordinance penalizing any person impersonating or falsely representing oneself by using or facilitating the use of reserved spaces intended for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and Senior Citizens in all public and private establishments in Quezon City.

SP-6210, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the Honorable Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to enter into a Contract of Usufruct with the Technical Education and Skills Development (TESDA) represented by its Director General Honorable Joel J. Villanueva for the use of a parcel of land (Lot 10, Block 17 Lrc Psd-13293) Covering six hundred thirty square meters (630 m) the site of the center of technical excellence for biomedical equipment servicing located at Dahlia Avenue, Barangay Fairview, this City.

SP-5891, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the Honorable Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to sign as Donee to the Deed of Donation and to Accept for and in behalf of the Quezon City Government three (3) firetrucks donated by the Chiba City Government of Japan, subject to existing laws, rules and regulations.

SP-5958, S-2014 Resolution interposing no objection to the construction, operation and maintenance of the Metro Manila Skyway-Stage Three (3) Project, within the territorial Jurisdiction of Quezon City.

SP-6004, S-2014 Resolution requesting the National Housing Authority (NHA) to execute a Deed of Donation in favor of the Quezon City Government to effect the transfer of title and turnover of parcel of lands being occupied by the Capri Government Center Building, Capri Gawad Kalinga Multi-Purpose Hall, Narra Day Care Center, Capri Area Outpost and Capri Area 4 Outpost, all in Barangay Capri District 5, this City.

SP-6134, S-2014 Resolution urging Maynilad Water Services, Inc. to provide water distribution and/or installation of water facilities to the residents of Hilltop Novaliches Subdivision, Barangay Lagro, Quezon City consistent with the General Welfare Clause of the Local Government Code Of 1991.

SP-6039, S-2014 Resolution strongly urging the Quezon City Government to include in the list of programs and projects to be undertaken under the infrastructure program of the City the Drainage System of Rockville II Subdivision, Barangay San Bartolome, this City.

96 SP-6218, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the Quezon City Government through the Honorable Mayor Herbert M. Bautista, to procure two Hundred (200) units of ballistic helmets and two hundred (200) units of bulletproof vests and to be donated and utilized by the Quezon City Police District (QCPD, subject to existing laws, rules and regulations.

SP-6343, S-2015 Resolution urging the Honorable Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to install Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras along the stretch of Tullahan River in the vicinity of Dis trict 5 for flood monitoring and for other purposes.

SP-6474, S-2015 Resolution urging the Honorable Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to install Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras in all major thoroughfares in District 5.

SP-6371, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the Quezon City Government represented by Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to enter into and sign a Memorandum Of Agreement with the Philip pine Orchid Society, Inc. for the development of the Quezon City Orchidarium and Botanical Garden, subject to existing laws, rules and regulations.

97 HON. CANDY A. MEDINA Councilor, 6th District Chairperson, Committee on Children’s Affairs

SP/PO NO. TITLE

SP-2242, S-2013 An ordinance establishing the Balon-Bato Health Center located within the Teachers’ Bliss, Barangay Balon-Bato, this City, in order to provide for the health and medical needs not only for the residents of Barangay Balon-Bato, but also those of adjacent Barangay Unang Sigaw, appropriating the necessary funds there of, and for other purposes.

SP-2270, S-2014 An ordinance requiring public elementary and high schools in Quezon City, through the School Principal, to have a medical and dental records of their students, providing the necessary funds therefor, and for other purposes.

SP-6105, S-2014 A resolution recommending to the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, the procurement or purchase by the City Government of books pertaining to climate change and disaster preparedness, to be distributed for the use of all public elementary and high school libraries in Quezon City, as well as the City-Owned Library and Branches.

SP-6138, S-2014 A resolution urging Congress of the Philippines to enact a law exempting the graduates of public high school who are honor students from paying the required fee in taking the entrance examination in all state colleges and universities.

SP-6194, S-2014 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to enter into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Jollibee Group Foundation, Inc. and Affiliate Local Implementing Partners (LIPS) for the implementation of the “Busog, Lusog, Talino” (BLT) Feeding Program for Grades 1 and 2 Public School Pupils in Quezon City.

SP-6396, S-2015 A resolution urging the House of Representatives to amend Republic Act No. 7610 by imposing stiffer penalties to all parents or guardians who allow their minor children/wards to be in a hazardouz situation or condition prejudicial to their development.

SP-6405, S-2015 A resolution authorizing the Quezon City Government, represented by the City Mayor, to enter Into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) Council for the establishment of a National Child Development Center (NCDC) In Quezon City.

98 HON. DIORELLA MARIA G. SOTTO Councilor, 6th District Chairperson, Committee on Tourism

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SP-5855, S-2014 A resolution expressing the acceptance of the Quezon City Government to the earnest desire of the Sangguniang Bayan of Baler to Establish a Sisterhood or twinning relationship.

SP-6192, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to negotiate and enter into a contract with the registered owners of parcel of land located at Barangay Tandang Sora covered by Transfer Certificates of Title (TCL) RT-122653 (36028), RT-122654 (36029), RT-122653 (36030) and (09730) with a gross area of five thousand (5,000) square meters more or less, to be utilized for the construction of Tandang Sora High School.

SP-6347, S-2015 Resolution strongly supporting House Bill No. 5071, Entitled “An Act Establishing a Senior High School in Barangay Tandang Sora, District 6, Quezon City, to be known as Tandang Sora Senior High School, and appropriating funds therefor.

SP-6408, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the procurement by the City Government,through the Office of the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista of eleven (11) mini van ambulance for the use of the eleven (11) Barangays of District Six, Quezon City.

SP-6580, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to establish and enter into a Twinning Relationship with the Bolivian Municipality of Libertador of the Capital District of the Bolivian Republic of Venezuela.

SP-2242, S-2013 An ordinance establishing the Balon-Bato Health Center located within the Teachers’ Bliss, Barangay Balon-Bato, this City, in order to provide for the health and medical needs not only the residents of Barangay Balon-Bato, but also those of adjacent barangay unang sigaw, appropriating the necessary funds thereof, and for other purposes.

SP-2453, S-2015 An ordinance declaring the Quezon City Chinatown located at Banawe Street as a Tourism District of Quezon City.

SP-2439, S-2015 An ordinance declaring Maginhawa Street and its adjacent streets as a Tourism District of Quezon City to be Known as the Maginhawa Art and Food Hub and for other purposes.

99 HON. MARIVIC CO-PILAR Councilor, 6th District Chairperson, Committee on Urban Poor and Human Settlement

SP/PO NO. TITLE SP-6091, S-2014 A Resolution Authorizing the Quezon City Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Baustista to Enter into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) and Phinma Property Holding Corporation (PPHC), for the Estate Management and Maintenance of the Socialized Housing Project Bistekville-2 Located at Barangay Kaligayahan, Novaliches, Quezon City SP-5837, S-2013 A Resolution Authorizing the Quezon City Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to Enter into a Memorandum of Agreement (Moa) with Mr. Vicente G. Roxas, President of West Fairview Homeowners Association, for the Amicable Settlement of the Case Filed by Mr. Roxas Against the Quezon City Government and for the Eventual Development of Socialized Housing Project Bistekville 6, Situated at Barangay Fairview, Quezon City SP-5833, S-2013 A Resolution Authorizing the Sale And/Or Refinancing of the Socialized Housing Units at Bistekville Housing Projects Specifically those Earmarked for In-City Reset tlement of Informal Settlers Living in Danger Zones and Along Waterways of Quezon City, and Authorizing the City Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, Quezon City, to Enter into A Contract And/Or Memorandum of Agreement(MOA) Pertaining to the Sale And/Or Refinancing of the Above Cited Socialized Housing Units Through the High Density Housing Project(HDHP) of the Social Housing Finance Corporation(SHFC) SP-5938, S-2014 A Resolution Authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to Enter Into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for and in behalf of the City Government with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and other Concerned Stakeholders for the Establishment of the Quezon City Credit Surety Fund, Appropriating the Neces sary Funds Thereof, and for Other Purposes SP-6146, S-2014 A Resolution Urging People’s Organization and Homeowners Association in Quezon City to Inform its Members of the Importance and Benefits of Social Security System (Sss), Philhealth and Pag-Ibig and to Encourage them to Register Therein as Voluntary Members to be Able to Provide them with Meaningful Protection and Assistance when an Unfortunate Events Befall on them such as Sickness, Death and Other Contingencies Resulting in Financial Burden or Loss of Income SP 6202, S-2015 A Resolution Authorizing the Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to Negotiate and Enter into Contract with the Registered Owner of a Parcel of Land Located at Brgy. Pasong Tamo to be Utilized for the Construction of Pasong Tamo Highschool SP-6199, S-2015 A Resolution Authorizing the Quezon City Government, Represented by Mayor Herbert M. Bautista, to Enter and Sign a Memorandum of Agreement with the Department of Public Works and Highways – National Capital Region (NCR), in the Implementation of the Construction/Improvement of Visayas Avenue Extension (Tandang Sora Avenue – Republic Avenue), Quezon City, Subject to Existing Laws, Rules and Regulations SP-6200, S-2015 A Resolution Authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to Negotiate with the Registered Owners of the Adjacent Properties Composing the Kaingin Bukid Area for the Acquisition of Said Parcels of Land with An Aggregate Land Area of Twenty Eight Thousand Square Meters (28,000 Sq.m.), More or Less, Located at Kaingin Bukid, Balintawak, Barangay Apolonio Samson, District 6, Quezon City, to be Utilize for the Land Development Program of the Quezon City Government. 100 SP-6245, S-2015 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Herbert M. Bautista, to enter into a Memorandum of Agreement with the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) for the grant of funding purposed to assist families living in danger zones in their transfer to safer homes and build stronger communities. SP-6505, S-2015 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, Quezon City, to acquire through negotiated sale two (2) adjoining parcels of land situated at the end portion of Sta Barbara St., Bgy. Gulod, Novaliches, Quezon City, intended for the Development of Socialized Housing Project for the benefit of the On-Site Informal Settler Families (ISFs). SP-6486, S-2015 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, Quezon City, to acquire through negotiated sale four (4) adjoining parcels of land situated at Interior Villaflor St., Bgy. Gulod, Novaliches, Quezon City, intended for the implementation of Socialized Housing Project for the benefit of Informal Settler Families (ISFs) in Quezon City. SP 6487, S-2015 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, Quezon City, to dispose of through direct sale developed residential Lots in Bistekville-6 Housing Project, situated in Sitio Sto. Niño, Bgy. Fairview, Quezon City, in favor of the qualified on-site beneficiaries and members of Sitio Sto. Niño Homeowners Association, and also authorizing the City Mayor to Enter into a Contract and/or Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) pertaining to the sale/disposition of the above-cited residential lots, at selling price to be determined by the Quezon City Appraisal Committee. SP-2326, S-2014 Subdivision plan of Apolonio Samson Kaingin Bukid Homeowners Association, Inc. (ASAKABA) Phase IV with one hundred thirty three (133) saleable lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing and Finance Corporation (SHFC) originated by the Center for Housing Innovations and Component Services, Inc. (CHOICES) located at Bgy. Apolonio Samson, Quezon City. SP-5825, S-2013 A resolution authorizing the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to negotiate with the landowners for the acquisition of a parcel of land consisting of three thousand four hundred and fifty two (3,452) square meters, more or less, located at Interior Visayas Avenue, Barangay Culiat, Quezon City, to be sold at cost to the qualified occupants/beneficiaries there in, through the Community Mortgage Program of the National Home Mortgage and Finance Corporation (NHMFC) or Direct Sale Program of Quezon City Government. SP-2288, S-2014 An ordinance authorizing the Quezon City Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to expropriate two (2) adjoining parcels of located at Barangay Sauyo, Quezon City, for the eventual development into Socialized Housing Project. SP-2255, S-2013 Subdivision plan of Martin Compound Sauyo Homeowners Association, Inc. with thirty two (32) saleable lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing and Finance Corporation (SHFC) originated by the Quezon City Government thru Housing Community Development & Resettlement Department (formerly Upao) Located at Brgy. Sauyo, Quezon City. SP-2274, S-2014 Subdivision plan of Celebrity Ville Homeowners Association, Inc. with ninety (90) saleable lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing and Finance Corporation (SHFC) originated by the Quezon City Government thru Housing Community Development & Resettlement Department (Formerly UPAO) located at Brgy. Pasong Tamo, Quezon City. SP-2272, S-2014 An ordinance requiring all Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), Peoples organizations (POs), Private Agencies, Government Agencies and Individuals to Secure Clearance from Housing Community Development and Resettlement Department to act as duly recognized originator/mobilizer or doing business oor services for the Informal Settler Communities within Quezon City, and providing penalties for violation thereof.

101 SP-2259, S-2014 Subdivision plan of Palayan East Homeowners Association, Inc. with twenty-two (22) saleable lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing and Finance Corporation (SHFC) originated by the Quezon City Government thru Housing Community Development & Resettlement Department (formerly Upao) located at Brgy. Culiat, Quezon City. SP-2276, S-2014 Subdivision plan of Handog Sa Iyo Anak Ii Homeowners Association, Inc. with Twenty-Four (24) Saleable Lots, Gawad Kalinga, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing and Finance Corporation (SHFC) originated by the Planning Programs and Assistance to the Development of Community, Inc. (PPADCI), located at Brgy. Pasong Tamo, Quezon City. SP-2321, S-2014 Subdivision plan of Goldmine Interior Homeowners Association, Inc. (High Density Socialized Housing) fifty two (52) saleable lots with one hundred four (104) bene- ficiaries, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing And Finance Corporation (SHFC) originated by the Center for Urban Poor Services (CUPS) located at Bgy. Nagkaisang Nayon, Quezon City. SP-2314, S-2014 Subdivision plan of Dario River Alliance Housing Cooperative (High Density Housing Program) of the Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC) consisting of three hundred eighty-eight (388) saleable lots with one thousand one hundred sixty-four (1,164) units/Informal Settler Families (ISF) Beneficiaries,located at Bgy. Pasong Tamo, Quezon, in compliance with the minimum requirements of the Implementing Standards, Rules and Regulations of Quezon City Ordinance No. SP- 56, S-93 and Batas Pambansa Bilang 220. SP-2328, S-2014 An ordinance declaring Lot 681-D-12 Block Psd-28126 containing an area of one thousand square meters (1,000 sq.m.) located at Palayan Compound Barangay Culi at, Quezon City as Socialized Housing Site. SP-2388, S-2015 Subdivision plan of Gertrudes Homeowners Association, Inc. with twenty four (24) lots, Community Mortgage Program (CMP) of the Social Housing and Finance Corporation (SHFC) originated By QC Housing Community Development and Reset- tlement Department (HCDRD) located at Brgy. Pasong Tamo, Quezon City in compliance with the minimum requirements of the Implementing Standards, Rules and Regulations Of Quezon City Ordinance No. SP-56, S-93 and Batas Pambansa Bilang 220. SP 2449- S- 2015 An ordinance expropriating a parcel of land located in Kaingin Bukid, Brgy. Apolonio Samson, Quezon City, being part of a development proposal to convert the 24,603 square meters area (12 contiguous lots) in Kaingin Bukid,into a Socialized Housing Project for the benefit of the occupant Informal Settler Families (ISFs).

102 HON. ROGELIO P. JUAN Councilor, 6th District Chairperson, Committee on Senior Citizens Affairs and People with Special Challenges

SP/PO NO. TITLE

SP-2351, S-2014 An ordinance establishing Senior Citizens’ Desk in every barangay in Quezon City to be designated as “Barangay Senior Citizens’ Desk” and appropriating funds thereto.

SP- 2339, S-2014 An ordinance mandating every barangay in Quezon City to establish a “Barangay Senior Citizens Center”, and appropriating funds thereto.

SP- 2355, S-2014 An ordinance authorizing every barangays in Quezon City to set a side one percent (1%) of their total annual budget and to allocate the same for the programs, projects, and activities for Senior Citizens and Persons with Disabilities.

SP- 2352, S-2014 An ordinance requiring all barangays of this city to designate at least two (2) Barangay Public Safety Officer (BPSO) as Traffic enforcers which shall undergo Basic Traffic Management Seminars to be conducted by the Department of Public Order and Safety of Quezon City and shall be authorized to issue Ordinance Violation Receipts (OVR).

SP 2414, S- 2015 An ordinance mandating all Quezon City owned establishments and offices to provide vehicular space allotment within their parking lot or parking area for the exclusive use of Senior Citizens and PWDS and to properly designated the as Senior Citizens And Pwds Parking Space.

SP- 2381, S-2015 An ordinance providing for free pneumococcal vaccination to all registered senior citizen residents of Quezon City.

SP- 2430, S- 2015 An ordinance requiring all funeral establishments and entities undertaking similar services in Quezon City to provide their clients a full disclosure of their funeral services in writing, stating therein the specific details of each of their service as well its prices, before rendering any service to the deceased body and providing penalties in violation thereof.

SP- 2402, S-2015 An ordinance establishing the Quezon City Home for the Aged and Hospice under the supervision and management of the Social Services Development Department.

103 SP-5830, S-2013 A resolution urging the Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to observe the Elderly Filipino Week and Senior Citizens Day Every 1st week of October every year and designate the same as “Quezon City Senior Citizens Week” and designate any day within the said week as “Quezon City Senior Citizens Day”, appropriating funds thereof, and creating a committee to be headed by the Office of the Senior Citizens Affairs (OSCA) Together with other related city departments as members, in order to coordinate the activities which shall be carried out in observance thereof.

SP 5786,S-2013 A resolution urging the Honorable Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to direct the existing Quezon City owned hospitals, such as the Quezon City General Hospital and Novaliches District Hospital, and such other future Quezon City Owned Hospitals to allocate at least 10% of the total number of their hospital beds for the use of Quezon City Senior Citizen Residents and designate the same as “Quezon City Senior Citizens’ Ward.

SP 5877, S-2014 A resolution authorizing the Honorable Mayor Herbert M. Bautista, to enter into a Memorandum of Agreement with the National Housing Authority (NHA) for the establishment of Senior Citizen Center and Street Children Center at the National Government Center (NGC) Westside, Barangay Commonwealth Quezon City.

SP-5888, S-2014 A Resolution making Quezon City a “Senior Citizens Friendly City” by October 2014.

SP-6140, S-2014 A resolution urging the Honorable Quezon City Mayor Herebert M. Bautista for the establishment of a “Quezon City Senior Citizens Garden” within the Quezon City Memorial Circle, Elliptical Road in Quezon City, and appropriating funds thereof.

SP-5906, S-2014 A resolution urging all barangays in Quezon City to designate a Persons with Disability (PWD) Focal Person to serve as coordinator with the Quezon City Persons With Disability Affairs Office (QC-PDAO).

SP- 6401, S- 2015 A resolution urging all Quezon City Hospitals and other similar medical institutions to stricly observe and comply with the implementation of Republic Act No. 8344 entitled “An Act Penalizing the Refusal of Hospitals and Medical Clinics to Administer Appropriate Initial Medical Treatment and Support in Emergency or Serious Cases, amending for the purpose of Batas Pambansa Bilang 702, otherwise known as, “An Act Prohibiting the Demand of Deposits or Advance Payments for the Confinement or Treatments of Patients in Hospitals and Medical Clinics in Certain Cases.

SP-6598, S-2015 A resolution strongly supporting the passage of House Bill No. 5732 otherwise known as, “Protection for the Elderly Act”, which seeks to penalize abuse, neglect, and exploitation of elderly people age 60 and above.

SP- 6596, S-2015 A resolution strongly supporting the passage of House Bill No. 5780 which aims to give honor to all Filipino Centenarians by providing them a cash incentive of one hundred thousand pesos (Php 100,000.00) and a Letter of Felicitation from the President of the Philippines.

SP-6605, S-2015 A resolution strongly supporting the passage of House Bill No. 3172, which seeks to redefine indigent Senior Citizens by not limiting to “Frail, Sickly and Disabled Only” and to Qualify the Financial Assistance as contemplated in Republic Act No. 9994 as regular and appropriate, proposed by Hon. Angelina “Helen” D.l. Tan, M.D.

104 SP-6527, S-2015 A resolution urging all hospitals and medical clinics in Quezon City to strictly comply with Republic Act No. 9439, otherwise known as “an Act Prohibiting the Detention of Patients in Hospitals and Medical Clinics on Grounds of Nonpayment of Hospital Bills or Medical Expenses.

SP-6362, S-2015 A Resolution stronlgy supporting House Bill No. 4851, filed by Honorable Jose Christopher Y. Belmonte, entitled “An Act Establishing a National High School in Barangay Talipapa, Quezon City.

SP-6353, S-2015 A Resolution strongly supporting House Bill No. 4606, entitled “An Act Establishing a National High School In Barangay Pasong Tamo, Quezon City, to be known as Pasong Tamo National High School, and appropriating funds therefor.

105 HON. MELENCIO T. CASTELO, JR. Councilor, 6th District Chairperson, Committee on Micro, Small & Medium Business and Entrepreneurship Development

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SP-2395, S-2015 An ordinance regulating the transport of children of a motorcycle in any street of Quezon City and providing fine for violation thereof.

SP-2302, S-2014 An ordinance providing for the M. Aquino Health Center to be established as a Super Health Center in District VI, Quezon City, and for other related purposes.

SP-2360, S-2014 An ordinance adopting a Magna Carta for Micro and Small Business Enterprises in Quezon City.

SP-2309, S-2014 An ordinance declaring the 2nd week of December of Every year as an Urban Poor Week in recognition of the Quezon City’s continuing commitment to alleviate the condition of the urban poor sector and its participation in the development of the City.

SP-5843, S-2014 Resolution recommending the inclusion in the Quezon City Government projects the installation of Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras in Strategic areas of public schools in Quezon City.

SP-6078, S-2014 Resolution Requesting The Honorable Secretary Of Education, Brother Armin A. Luistro, Fsc, To Include The Construction Of Additional New Classrooms In Various Public High Schools In District 6 Of Quezon City In The Cy-2014 Basic Education Facilities Fund (BEFF) Of The Department Of Education

SP-6034, S-2014 Resolution requesting the Honorable Secretary of Education, Brother Armin A. Luistro, FSC, to include the construction of additional new classrooms in various public grade schools in District 6 of Quezon City in the CY-2014 Basic Education Facilities Fund (BEFF) of the Department of Education.

SP-5845, S-2014 Resolution requesting Congress of the Philippines to Enact a law for the establishment of Talipapa National High School in Baragay Talipapa Quezon City.

SP-5875, S-2014 Resolution requesting Congress of the Philippines to enact a law for the establishment of Pasong Tamo National High School in Barangay Pasong Tamo, Quezon City.

SP-5876, S-2014 Resolution requesting Congress of the Philippines to enact a law for the establishment of Apolonio Samson National High School in Barangay Apolonio Samson, Quezon City.

SP-5816, S-2013 Resolution requesting the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to exempt Senior Citizens from the coverage of the Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP) Otherwise Known as the Color Coding Scheme.

106 SP-6032, S-2014 Resolution requesting Congress of the Philippines to enact a law for the establishment of a Senior Citizen General Hospital in Quezon City.

SP-6135, S-2014 Resolution requesting all jeepney operators and drivers in Quezon City to install appropriate or additional step board for the safety and convenience of the Senior Citizens, the Person with Disabilities (PWDs), and the Pregnant Women.

SP-6307, S-2015 A resolution urging the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to Exempt all Senior Citizens, Person with Disabilities and their carers from paying the entrance fee twice a week in all public swimming pools maintained by the City Government.

SP-6038, S-2014 Resolution urging the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, and the District Director, Quezon City Police District to consider the establishment of a community police precinct in the area of Tandang Sora to be located in an open space in Napocor Village, Barangay Tandang Sora, District 6, Quezon City.

SP-6143, S-2014 Resolution urging the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to consider the plan of the Barangay Council of Barangay Tandang Sora to establish a Barangay Hall Annex at the Eastern Portion of the Barangay to be located in Lot 42-B (open space), Pantabangan Street, Napocor Village Barangay Tandang Sora, District 6, Quezon City.

SP-6037, S-2014 Resolution urging the City Mayor, Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, and the Fire Chief, Quezon City Fire Station, to consider the establishment of a fire sub-station in the area of Tandang Sora to be located at an open space in Napocor Village, Barangay Tandang Sora, District 6, Quezon City.

SP-6306, S-2015 A resolution requesting the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to regulate the speed of all motor vehicled traveling along Central Avenue (from Visayas Avenue to Commonwealth Avenue), Quezon City at a maximum speed of sixty kilometers per hour (60kph).

SP-6221, S-2014 Resolution Requesting All Subdivision Homeowners in Quezon City to Require All Motorcycle Drivers and Passenger(S) To Remove Their Helmets And/Or Anything that Would Conceal their Identities Upon Reaching the Gate of the Premises

SP-6142, S-2014 Resolution commending the barangay officials of District 6, Quezon City for their readiness, preparedness and immediate response during the onslaught of Typhoon Glenda.

SP-6076, S-2014 Resolution urging Manila Water Corporation to install water distribution facilities for the residents of Gawad Kalinga (GK) Tabora, Banlat Road, Barangay Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

SP-6112, S-2014 Resolution requesting Maynilad Water Services Inc. and Metropolitant Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) to repair all non-operational fire hydrants in Quezon City.

SP-6139, S-2014 Resolution requesting the Department of Tourism to declare the Tandang Sora National Shrine in Banlat Road, Quezon City as a tourist spot and destination in Metro Manila.

SP-6118, S-2014 Resolution urging Manila Water Corporation to Install water distribution facilities for the residents of Ancop Canada, Barangay Culiat, Quezon City.

107 SP-6362, S-2015 A resolution strongly supporting House Bill No. 4851, filed by Honorable Jose Christopher Y. Belmonte, entitled “An act Establishing a National High School in Barangay Talipapa, Quezon City.

SP-6347, S-2015 A resolution strongly supporting House Bill No. 5071 Entitled “An Act Establishing A Senior High School in Barangay Tandang Sora, District 6, Quezon City, to be known as Tandang Sora Senior High School, and appropriating funds threfor.

SP-6192, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to negotiate and enter into a contract with the registered owners of a parcel of land located at Barangay Tandang Sora to be utilized for the construction of Tandang Sora High School.

SP-6415, S-2015 A resolution authorizing the Honorable Quezon City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista to enter into a contract/agreement for the purchase of CCTV with Command and Con- trol Center Equipment in the total amount of eighty nine million two hundred fifty three thousand seven hundred eighteen pesos and forty centavos (Php89,253,718.40) to be installed in and utilized by all the public elementary and secondary schools in Quezon City.

108 HON. DONATO C. MATIAS Councilor, 6th District Chairperson, Committee on Youth & Sports Development

SP/PO NO. TITLE

SP-2459, S-2015 An ordinance revising the Quezon City Market Code regulating the establishment, classification, operation, and administration of public markets and all other market-related activities in Quezon City.

SP- 2246, S-2014 An ordinance providing financial support and services to Quezon City working constituents and employment seekers, known as the Hanap Na, Pay Later Program.

SP-2413, S-2015 An ordinance creating the Veterinary Services Division into City Veterinary Department, expanding its functions and providing for its annual appropriations.

SP-5789, S-2013 Resolution supporting the strict implementation of the procedure for the application of franchise for markets and slaughterhouses and special permits for tiangges as provided by Ordinance No. SP-1786, S-2007 and Ordinance No. SP-944, S-2000, otherwise known as the Quezon City Market Code, as amended by Ordinance No. SP-1520, S-2005.

SP-6163, S-2014 Resolution respectfully recommending to the honorable Mayor Herbert M. Bautista, the procurement of “Emergency Go Bag” to be distributed to the residents of the most disaster risk-prone areas as part of the City’s pro-active measure inmitigating the projected disastrous effects in case of a major earthquake particularly those living in areas along the “West Marikina Valley Fault” – as well as those living near waterways who are perennially victims of massive flooding during typhoons/storms and heavy downpour caused by the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat).

SP-6169, S-2014 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista to purchase one (1) unit of mobile library for the Quezon City Public Library to be used by the differrent barangays in the 6th Legislative District, Quezon City, to be charged from any available funds under the Office of the Mayor.

SP-6359, S-2015 Resolution expressing support for the immediate enactment into law of Senate Bill No. 2472 entitled “An Act Integrating Voter’s Education in the Junior and Senior High School Curricula” authored by Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago.

SP-6478, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista, to purchase one (1) unit of 4000 liter water tanker vehicle for the greening program of the various parks in the 6th District by the Parks Development and Administration (PDAD), to be charged from any available funds under the Office of the City Mayor.

SP-6347, S-2015 Resolution strongly supporting House Bill No. 5071, Entitled “An Act Establishing A Senior High School In Barangay Tandang Sora, District 6, Quezon City, to be known as Tandang Sora Senior High School, and appropriating funds therefor.

109 SP-6353, S-2015 Resolution strongly supporting House Bill No. 4606, entitled “An Act Establishing A National High School in Barangay Pasong Tamo, Quezon City, to be known as Pasong Tamo National High School, and appropriating funds therefor”.

SP-6530, S-2015 Resolution creating a task force to identify skills and languages responsive to the regional and global market.

SP-6237, S-2015 Resolution adopting two more colors to represent two new Legislative Districts in the existing color scheme for Legislative Districts as provided by Resolution No. NC-270, S-89 also known as “A Resolution Adopting a Color Scheme for the Four Councilor Districts of Quezon City in order to facilitate, through color distinction the delineation of the respective territorial extent of each of the Councilors District”.

SP-6480, S-2015 Resolution authorizing the City Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to create an Executive-Legislative Working Group for the purpose of establishing twinning ties between the cities in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Quezon City, defining its functions, duties and responsibilities.

SP-6192, S-2014 A Resolution authorizing the City Mayor Honorable Herbert M. Bautista, to negotiate and enter into a contract with the registered owners of a parcel of land located at Barangay Tandang Sora to be utilized for the construction of Tandang Sora High School.

110 HON. RICARDO B. CORPUZ President, Liga ng mga Barangay Chairperson, Committee on Barangay Affairs

SP/PO NO. TITLE SP-5963, S-14 Resolution authorizing the one hundred forty-two (142) barangays of Quezon City to re-program a portion of their respective unexpended quick Response Fund (QRF) for the year 2011-2012 now forming part of their respective special trust fund and for a minimum of fity thousand pesos (p50,000.00) but not exceeding one hundred thousand pesos (p100,000.00) for the purpose of transfering them to the Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund (LDRRMF) of selected barangays in the Province of Leyte Declared as under the State of Calamity by his Excellency, President Benigno S. Aquino III, under Proclamation No. 682 due to Typhoon Yolanda for the purpose of supporting its recovery and rehabilitation programs in order that situation and living conditions of people therein may be normalized as quickly as possible in accordance with Liga Ng Mga Barangay, Quezon City Chapters Operation Plan Agapay Sa Kapatid Na Barangay (Oplan:AKAP Barangay) and for other purposes. PO19CC-349 Ordinance mandating all motorcycle riders to wear non-tint open face standard protective motorcycle helmets while driving the territorial jurisdicton of Quezon City and providing penalties therefore. Calendared for first reading on August 11, 2014 PO19CC-369 Ordinance mandating all barangays to assist the City in the effective and efficient collection of taxes, fees and charges and providing incentives to the barangays therefore. Calendared for first reading on August 26, 2014 PO19CC-450 Ordinance mandating all those who conduct business within Quezon City to submit a formal notice of any closure, cessation, and/or retirement of their business, whether permanently or temporarily, with the barangays having territorial jurisdiction over them, providing penalties therefor, and for other purposes. Calendared for first reading on March 9, 2015 PO19CC-489 Ordinance creating the Drug Related Public Nuisance Abatement Board, providing funds therefor and for other purposes. Calendared for first reading on May 11, 2015 PO19CC-490 Ordinance creating the Manuel Luis Quezon Barangay Governance Academy, providing funds therefor and for other purposes. Calendared for first reading on May 11, 2015 PO19CC-491 Ordinance creating the Quezon City Special Anti-Illegal Drugs Education Center, providing funds therefor and for other purposes. Calendared for first reading on May 11, 2015 PO19CC-492 Ordinance implementing the Drug Free Work Place Program, mandating the conduct of authorized drug testing by all offices of the Local Government of Quezon City, including the offices of its 142 barangays, providing funds therefor and providing penalties for violation thereof. Approved on third and final reading on December 14, 2015 PO19CC-596 Ordinance Granting comprehensive benefits to Barangay Officials, including Barangay Tanods, Members of the Lupon ng Tagapamayapa, Barangay Health Workers, Barangay Day Care Workers and other Barangay Workers, providing funds therefor and for other purposes. Calendared for first reading on February 15, 2016 PO19CC-597 Ordinance rationalizing the imposition of taxes, fees and charges by the barangays for business and other activities within the respective territorial jurisdiction of each barangay by removing the ceiling fee for barangay clearances and other charges thereby repealing City Ordinance No. SP 1243 Series 2003, amended by City Ordinance No. Sp. 1923 Series 2009 and for other purposes. Calendared for first reading on February 10, 2016 111