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ANNUAL REPORT CY 2017 MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU REGIONAL OFFICE NO. XII PRIME REGIONAL CENTER, CITY OF KORONADAL January 03, 2017 I. Executive Summary The Mines and Geosciences Bureau Regional Office No. 12 is located at the Prime Regional Center, Carpenter Hill, City of Koronadal under the leadership of Engr. Efren B. Carido as OIC-Office of the Regional Director pursuant to Special Order No. 2017-525 issued by the DENR Secretary on July 10, 2017. OIC-RD Efren B. Carido was manned by four divisions namely : Geosciences Division (GD) : Melvin S. Sebua Mine Management Division (MMD) : Hernani G. Abdon Mine Safety Environment and Social Development Division (MSESDD : Benedict C. Ekwey Finance and Administrative Division (FAD) : Lilia A. Acosta a) Manpower profile include the following : Approved Plantilla : 54 CTI : 12 CTO : 1 Vacant Position : 12 Promoted Position : Two (2) Senior Geologists was promoted to Supervising Geologists Appointed Position : Four (4) newly appointed position 1 Attorney III, 1 Senior Geologist and 2 Geologist II b) Budget CY 2017 P/A/Ps Budget in Thousand Pesos PS 10,338 GASS MOOE 6,608 Mineral Reservation MOOE 258 Comm. Plan for Mineral Development MOOE 471 PS 3,557 Geosciences Development Services MOOE 10,535,465 Mineral Lands Administration PS 14,325 • Mineral Investment Promotion MOOE 1,923 Mining Industry Development Program MOOE 799 28,220 PS Total 20,938,465 MOOE 49,158,465 PAGE 1 P/A/Ps Purpose Amount Support to Operation ICT Consultancy MOOE 258 ,000 Training Expenses MOOE 146,167.56 Mineral Reservation MINRES Identification and MOOE 269,000 other IEC activities Geosciences Development Groundwater assessment MOOE 1,086,465 Services Tier 2 Groundwater Assessment C.N.A. PS 1,200,000 PBB PS 682,130 PS Deficiency PS 1,300,250 RLIP-PS Deficiency PS 108,333 Monetization PS 770,917 TOTAL MOOE 1,759,632.56 PS 4,061,630.00 5,821,262.56 Additional Amount Received: Budget Utilization Rate Particulars PS MOOE CO TOTAL Allotment 32,281,630 19,884,632.56 52,166,262.56 Obligation 32,158,925.62 19,870,196.50 52,029,122.12 Disbursement 32,145,179.42 19870,196.50 52,015,375.92 BUR 1 Obligation/Allotment 100% 100% 100% BUR 2 Disbursement/Obligation 100% 100% 100% PAGE 2 OPERATIONS MAJOR FINAL OUTPUT (MFO) MFO 1 : MINERAL RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT SERVICE 1. Mineral Reservation identified this year was gold and silver prospect located in the municipalities of Kalamansig and Lebak, Province of Sultan Kudarat with an area of 24,140.14 2. Communication Plan for Mineral Development - All targets were accomplished except on the demand driven and request by the LGUs and linkages with the other agencies, coordination and joint activities this office participated. Aside of intervening trainings, workshops, and as lectures and resource speaker. 3. Geosciences Development Services Geohazard ssessment and Mapping c) Vulnerability and Risk Assessment (VRA) – MGB frontline activity in cooperation with the LGUs and other concerned agencies. It’s assessed and quantified the vulnerability of cities and municipalities based on their exposure to natural hazards. It defines the degree by which a sector can be affected considering its existing and potential impacts or losses, and capacities to adapt to or mitigate these hazards. For the year CY 2017 a 100% accomplished .With a target of 12 municipalities within Region 12 . Three (3) municipalities in Sultan Kudarat ; Four municipalities in North Cotabato;Three (3) municipalities in South Cotabato and Two (2) municipalities in Sarangani Province as shown below: Name of Municipalities Date Conducted Lebak,Sultan Kudarat Jan.23-Feb.15,2017 Bagumbayan,Sultan Kudarat June 27-July 6,2017 Senator Niñoy Aquino,Sultan Kudarat July 7-July 17,2017 Banisilan,North Cotabato June 15-26,2017 Tupi, South Cotabato Feb.20-28,2017 Tampakan, South Cotabato Feb.14-28,2017 Polomolok,South Cotabato July 24-August 19,2017 Antipas, North Cotabato April 16-19,2017 Alamada, North Cotabato June 2-14,2017 President Roxas,North Cotabato April 20-May 4,2017 Alabel, Saranggani March 21-April 5,2017 Malungon, Saranggani March 1-20,2017 Updating of 1:10,000 scale Geohazards Maps (as a result of changes due to natural calamities) – Lebak,Sultan Kudarat PAGE 3 conducted on January 23-February 15,2017.It covered the 27 Barangays. The assessed areas were rated as having low, moderate, higher very high (critical) susceptibility to landslide. Detailed Sub-surface Assessment-was conducted on May 5 to May 31, 2017 in the municipality of Maasim, Saranggani. The conduct of sinkhole inventor, and ascertain the presence and location of these sinkholes and caves using geomorphological information and the Ground Penetrating Radar. (GPR). A total of 808.75 survey line meters were made and conducted to 17 sites including elementar , ,secondary school and areas near government establishments. Eleven recommendations were made based on the conclusions generalized from the findings and observations. Quadranggle Mapping- conducted on April 20 to May 29,2017 of Mt. Isarog Quadrangle Quadrangle Number 3660-1,Naga City Quad number 3660-1V,Tinambac –QUAD No.3660- II,Libmanan Quad No. 36650-III and Tambang Point Quad No. 3661-1. A total of 55 samples were collected and total of 97 observation points mapped and surveyed.Only five (5) samples per quadrangle will be sent to MGB-CO Petrolab for assaying ,petrology and paleontological studies. Coastal Geohazard and Impact of Climate Change- • Region XIII-3 ( Region 13-Surigao City,Malimono,San Francisco,Surigao del Norte conducted on August 30 –Sept. 16,2017 submitted on December 6,2017.) • Region XI-11 ( Malita and Sta.Maria on October 2-8,2017) (Hagonoy, Padada,Sulop and Malalag Davao del Sur- October 9-14,2017) (Don Marcelino and Jose Abad Santos -October 16-23,2017),and (Davao City-and Samal City on Nov. 6-14,2017 ). A total 126 barangays were distributed on November 13 -14,2017 with Coastal Geohazard Threat Advisories on the following : Province Davao Del Sur = 18 barangays Davao Occidental = 51 barangays Island Garden City of Samal = 31 barangays Davao City = 26 barangays PAGE 4 Groundwater Resource Assessment –Focus on assessing and evaluating the country’s groundwater resources , and come out with a 1:250,000 scale groundwater availability map ,including the determination of the availability and quality of groundwater in the various rock units /geologic formations ,established the quality /chemistry of groundwater basins ,establish the potentials and limitations of available groundwater in the various groundwater basins. This year two provinces were targeted the Sarangani Province and Sultan Kudarat Province. MFO 2: Mining Regulation Services Mining Industry Development 1. Mineral Investment Promotion • Issuance of permits a. Issued /endorsed mining rights contracts/permits (no.) • 1. Rowel A. Alzona ISAGP No. 2017-008-XII issued on September 26,2017 9.44 hectares located at Barangay Tinoto,Maasim, Sarangani • 2. Bawing Cultural Communities Development Cooperative (BCCDC) ISAGP No. 2017-009-XII issued on September 26, 2017 with 18.0 hectares located General Santos City and Municipality of Maasim, Sarangani Province. b. Ore Transport Certification –Accomplished a 129% due to the demand request for the certification. c. Use It Lose It Policy 1. Mining Application with Final action- Application for renewal of ISAGP of North Cotabato Agro-Industrial Development Corporation (NCAIDC) ISAGP No. 2008-006-XII was issued an Order of Denial on June 27,2017; 2. Mining Permits/Contracts reviewed/endorsed for cancellation – permits were reviewed to include MPSA-5 ,FTAA-1 , and MPP-1 1. MPSA No. 350-2010-XII-Kiamba Mining Corporation 2. MPSA No. 321-2010-XII-South Davao Development Co. Inc. (SDDCI) 3. MPSA No. 097-00-XII- GRCO-Isulan Mining Corporation(GIMC) 4. MPSA No. 166-2000-XII-South Davao Development Co. Inc. (SDDCI) 5. MPSA No. 090-97-XI-TMC-tribal Mining Corporation 6. FTAA No. 002-95-XI – Sagittarius Mines ,Inc. (SMI) 7. MPP No. 001-XII-2012-TMC-Tribal Mining Corporation Inc. d. Approval of SHES 1. Annual EPEP approved-TMC-Tribal Mining Corporation (MPSA and MPP on March 29,2017 2. SDMP/CDP approved--SMI-Feb. 17,2017 & March 9,2017 ,TMC-MPSA and MPP on March 29,2017,KMC-June 20,2017, South Davao Development Company on June 23,2017 3. Annual Safety and Health Programs Approved- 150 % a. ASHP No. XII-2017-01-SMI on January 3,2017 b. ASHP No. XII-2017-04-KMC on February 13,2017 c. ASHP No.XII-2017-05-South Davao Development Co. Inc (SDCCI) on May 12, 2017 d-e ASHP No. XII-20017-Tribal Mining Corp. For MPSA and MPP on PAGE 5 January 27,2017 f. ASHP No. XII-2017-06-GRCO Isulan Mining Corporation issued on June 14,2017 g. ASHP No. XII 2017-07- South Davao Development Co. Inc (SDDCI) on June 26,2017 h. ASHP No.XII -2017-08- Bawing Cultural Communities Development Cooperative (BCCDC) on October 6,2017 i. ASHP No, XII- 2017-09- Rowel A. Alzona ISAG on October 6,2017 • Assistance to P/CMRB/LGU/Other Stakeholders 1. Provinces Inventoried for Small Scale Mining Sites- Provinces of Sultan Kudarat on March 7-9,2017, South Cotabato on June 13-16,2017, Sarangani – June 26,2017 and North Cotabato on August 30-Sept.1,2017 2. Minahang Bayan Sites Identified-Identified and verified the proposed minahang bayan site located at the municipality of Isulan, province of Sultan Kudarat as requested by by Mr. Loquis P. Nor, Al Haj covering an area of Twenty One (21) hectares more or less 3. Minahang Bayan Sites endorsed to DENR through MGBCO- Minahang Bayan of Datu Jun K. Camsa located at Bagumbayan covering an area of 365 has. Reduced to 319.91 has.
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    E1467 v 12 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF PUB1,IC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS BONIFACIO DRIVE, PORT AREA, MANILA Public Disclosure Authorized FEASIBILITY STUDIES AND DETAILED ENGINEERING DESIGN OF REMEDIAL WORKS IN SPECIFIED LANDSLlDE AREAS AND ROAD SLIP SECTlONS IBRD-Assisted National Road Improvement and Management Program Loan No. 7006-PH Draft Final Report on the Environmental and Social Components DIGOS-GENERAL SANTOS ROAD Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized I Davao - Cal~nanRoad .#ha--#K*I Public Disclosure Authorized JAPAN OVERSEAS COlYSULTANTS CO, LTIk In association with ClRTEZ* DBYILOPYBYT CORPOMTlOW @ TECWNIKS GROUP CORPORATION REPUBLlC OF THE PHlLIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS BONIFAClO DRIVE, PORT AREA, MAhllLA FEASIBILITY STUDIES AND DETAILED ENGINEERING DESIGN OF REMEDIAL WORKS IN SPECIFIED LANDSLIDE AREAS AND ROAD SLIP SECTIONS IBRD-Assisted National Road Improvement and Management Program Loan No. 7006-PH Draft Final Report on the Environmental and Social Components DIGOS-GENERAL SANTOS ROAD Cebu Transcentral Road in association with CERIQA DeMLOCYENT COlMRATMN O) TECHMIKS GROUP CORPORATlOM TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE KEY MAP DIWS GENERAL SANTOS ROAD Figure 1-1 1.0 GENERAL STATEMENT 1-1 2.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS 2.1 Location 2.2 Objectives 2.3 Coverage and Scope 3.0 ECOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ROAD INFLUENCE AREA 3.1 Local Geography and Landuse 3.2 Topography and Climate 3.3 Soil Types 4.0 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROFILES OF THE ROAD IMPACT AREA 4.1 Davao del Sur Road Segment 4.2 Sarangani Road Segment 4.3 General Santos City Road Segment 5.0 ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCNMANAGEMENT PLAN (Em) Construction Related Impacts Operation Related Impacts Environmental Compliance Requirement Waste Management and Disposal Strategy Contingency Response Strategy Abandonment Strategy Environmental Monitoring Strategy Construction Contractor's Environmental Program Table of Contents: cont 'd..
  • ALAMCCO the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

    ALAMCCO the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

    3 July 2019 SEC ISSUES CEASE AND DESIST ORDER AGAINST ALMAMICO/ ALAMCCO The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has ordered Alabel Maasim Mining (ALMAMICO) Corp., Alabel-Maasim Small Scale Mining Cooperative and/or Alabel- Maasim Credit Cooperative (ALAMCCO) to stop soliciting investments from the public without the necessary license and through a Ponzi scheme. The Commission En Banc on June 4 issued a cease and desist order against ALMAMICO and ALAMCCO after the SEC Enforcement and Investor Protection Department adduced substantial evidence that said entities engaged in offering and selling to the public securities in the form of investment contracts without the necessary license from the Commission. ALMAMICO and ALAMCCO operate largely in Sarangani, General Santos City and Koronadal City. They invite members to invest certain amounts in exchange for a guaranteed 35% monthly return, which is supposedly compounded when investors lock in their investments for a year. The scheme satisfies the elements of an investment contract, as follows: 1) there is a placement of money; 2) the money invested is placed in a common enterprise; 3) there is an expectation of profits; 4) the expected profits are generated from the entrepreneurial and managerial efforts of others. ALMAMICO and ALAMCCO were also found to have engaged in public offering of securities when they indiscriminately or randomly promoted their investment schemes through videos posted online. Section 8.1 of Republic Act No. 8799, or the Securities Regulation Code provides that "securities shall not be sold or offered for sale or distribution within the Philippines, without a registration statement duly filed with and approved by the Commission." Aside from lacking the necessary license, the investment scheme of ALMAMICO and ALAMCCO resembles a Ponzi scheme, an investment fraud that involves the payment of purported returns to existing investors from funds contributed by new investors.