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Resolution No. 14-111 Resolution Favorably

Republic of the Philippines City of Bago OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE 1715th REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD OF THE CITY OF BAGO HELD ON APRIL 23, 2014 AT THE SP SESSION HALL, BAGO CITY. PRESENT: HON. NICHOLAS M. YULO City Vice Mayor-Presiding Officer HON. ANDREW MARTIN Y. TORRES SP Member HON. MA. JOSEFA Y. MATTI SP Member HON. FEDERICO A. MATTI SP Member HON. BERNADETTE M. SOMCIO SP Member HON. ALLAN C. GALUNAN SP Member HON. JORGE A. ARANETA SP Member HON. CLEO F. GAUDITE SP Member HON. CARLOS E. MONDIA SP Member HON. DONALD A. ALVAREZ SP Member HON. DANILO U. FAMOSO SP Member ABSENT: HON. SERGIO T. PIANSAY SP Member-ABC President RESOLUTION NO. 14-111 RESOLUTION FAVORABLY ENDORSING THE REQUEST OF VALLACAR TRANSIT, INC. FOR THE OPERATION OF THEIR BUSES PLYING BACOLOD-CEBU VIA MABINAY AND VICE VERSA ROUTE. WHEREAS, in an indorsement letter dated April 3, 2014 from the Honorable City Mayor, respectfully referred to the Honorable Members, Sangguniang Panlungsod, this City, communication from Atty. Collin Derk Y. Isidto, VP-Legal, Vallacar Transit, Inc., regarding their operation of the Bacolod-Cebu via Mabinay and vice versa route; WHEREAS, there is a need and demands for a steady, efficient and affordable land based transportation to & from the Island of Cebu; WHEREAS, after deliberation on the matter, it is the consensus of this assembly to favorably endorse the said request; NOW, THEREFORE, upon motion of SP Member Allan C. Galunan, duly seconded by SP Members Danilo U. Famoso, Donald A. Alvarez, Cleo F. Gaudite and Andrew Martin Y. Torres, the Sanggunian RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolves, to favorably endorse the request of Vallacar Transit, Inc. for the operation of their buses plying Bacolod-Cebu via Mabinay and vice versa route. ATTESTED: NICHOLAS M. YULO CERTIFIED CORRECT: City Vice Mayor-Presiding Officer ATTY. BRIAN N. MARTIR City Secretary (CGDH-I) .

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