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Construction of Evacuation Center, Brgy. Marikit, Paluan, Occidental Mindoro Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS & HIGHWAYS MINDORO OCCIDENTAL DISTRICT ENGINEERING OFFICE REGIONAL OFFICE IV - B Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro CONSTRUCTION OF EVACUATION CENTER, BRGY. MARIKIT, PALUAN, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO LATITUDE: 13.372090°N LONGITUDE: 120.468120°E LOCATION: PALUAN, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO PREPARED BY: CHECKED BY: SUBMITTED BY: RECOMMENDING APPROVAL : APPROVED BY: SET NO. SHT NO. REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS & HIGHWAYS MINDORO OCCIDENTAL CONSTRUCTION OF EVACUATION DISTRICT ENGINEERING OFFICE CENTER, BRGY. MARIKIT, PALUAN, A- 1 REGIONAL OFFICE IV-B OCCIDENTAL MINDORO TITLE DPWH-IV-B MAMBURAO, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO 1 11 ELWYN F. CABRAL JOY L. HISTORILLO NELSON E. MABULAY SHERYLL B. MULINGBAYAN NAPOLEON S.FAMADICO LOCATION : PALUAN, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO AIRPORT ROAD BRGY. 9, MAMBURAO, OCC. MINDORO ENGINEER II ENGINEER II(BUILDING COORDINATOR) CHIEF, PLANNING & DESIGN SECTION OIC-ASSISTANT DISTRICT ENGINEER DISTRICT ENGINEER REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES OFFICE OF THE CITY/MUNICIPAL DISTRICT ROAD MAP TABLE OF CONTENTS ENGINEER/BUILDING OFFICIAL MINDORO OCCIDENTAL I DISTRICT ENGINEERING OFFICE Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro Del Monte Pt. DISTRICT/CITY/MUNICIPALITY Bagolayag Pt. Mananao Bario Pt. GuiguintoSto. Pt. Tomas Anolang Balang Talipanan Basil Bago Layag Agsigang Batotang Bato Lauan Calagian Lucutan Iba Apias Orilan Bantar 68 Camurong Cabignayan Amazona 67 Mt. Cabignayan Wawa Udalo Aluyan 65 66 Matabang Maduron 64 Calawagan K0445+499 Lumangbayan ABRA DE ILOG Tibag63 Alipaoy Anduyanan K0439+655 62 Lawaan 61 Lacbawan LAND USE AND ZONING Visayan 60 Magnot Mason R. Tara 59 K0441+516 58 Tinabunan Pamutusin Paluan R. 57 Lutic 56 Pamutusin Cove Lumang Bayan 55 Talusungan Marikit N 54 Balao Tugon P a l u a n B a y Binitin Ayasan San Vicente Mariil Cove Marikit 53 Buri Tuay 52 ARCHITECTURAL Camtas Pt. Mason 51 PALUAN Baclaran Culanguan 50 49 Mason R. Baluguhan Cabacao Tubili Balibago 48 98 Lanas Lake Mamara R. Esteban S i n a m b a l a n R . 47 Balantoy Maslud 46 A -1 Binarira Pt. Maslud R. K0417+423 45 Igsuso Tangkalan Igsuso Pt. Cabiguan 44 San Luis TITLE Ligang 43 Matamayor 42 Santol Mt. Micmic Tagawangawan Sinambalan Banilad 41 Payompon Balong Moro Dapi Bagraan K0408+149 40 Liliw Lagnas A l i t u n g a n R. O R I E N T A L M I N D O R O Balansay Mimping 39 Lanas MAMBURAO 38 37 Lagundian Sahing Calamintao O C C I D E N T A L M I N D O R O Maculbo 36 Bangayan A -2 Maculbo Pt. Baranggit Pitogo K0389+815 Cigaras Curtinganan Calumbayan Alacaak Lanas PERSPECTIVE Talabaan P a g b a h a n R. Culisan THE SITE 35 97 96 Aribugan Kawayaanan Carumbac 34 95 Oring 94 33 93 LOCATION MAP San Vicente Kabungahan Casague 92 Kabanabahan . SANTA CRUZ Mulawin 91 . 90 Lusacan K0382+696 B o c a y a o R 32 S a l a g a n R TABLE OF CONTENTS . Lumangbayan 31 89 . Pola Banganay 30 . E a g l e P a s s 29 M a m a l i R Imera P i n t i n R SITE DEV'T. PLAN A m n a y R Calanguan Anayasan Balatikan Amnay Dayap Barahan Bugtong Kawayan M t. F a c h e t R o v e n R. Pinagturilan 28 Bahay Pari A m n a y R. LINE & GRADE K0356+003 Patrick R. Celina R a y u s a n R . El Dorado 27 A -3 Pagasa Paikot Victoria Pulong Gago C a t h e r i n e R. Cansaya Paitan Bangor Pass V i g a R P a n d a n R. San Agustin . Tagumpay SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES Pandan San Francisco . San Vicente Ibud 25 26 M o m p o n g R Ibud R. 24 Sto. Niño Tulaong R. 88 Buenavista Tabtaban Lake K0321+441 23 87 22 Batong Buhay 21 86 SABLAYAN Tuburan Arellano 84 85 A -4 Lula 82 Tuban SABLAYAN PENAL COLONY 18 83 20 8081 79 BAROKAN-SAHING Sta. Lucia 78 FLOOR PLAN Malisbong 19 Pandanan E. Aguinaldo 17 FRONT ELEVATION Dongon Pt. Ligaya D o n g o n P t . LEFT SIDE ELEVATION 16 K0287+684 Burgos 15 Concepcion 14 Malpalon Sapaton 77 76 I r i r o n B a y Poypoy Tabonac Iriron Piri 13 75 Patay Ilog Amaling Balagbagan K0256+004 A -5 74 12 Manoot 73 K0272+105 New Dagupan Niyayos Tanyag Gutad K0263+005 CALINTAAN Aguas LONGITUDINAL ELEVATION Malatikwang Monte Claro Cahagnayon 72 71 11 CABACAO Batasan Malawaan CROSS ELEVATION Pitogo Magsikap ARCHITECTURAL Salvacion Mangat LONGITUDINAL SECTION 10 K0255+587 San Pedro Sto. Niño RIZAL 09 K0250+657 08 CROSS SECTION Rumbang Central Murtha Adela Canwaling Camburay Alitaytayan San Agustin La Curva Baulan Bayotbot Bubog Magbay Paclolo 69 Mabini Bagong Sikat LEGEND: 70 05 Mapaya K0223+096 07 Labangan 04 STRUCTURAL Mangarin 06 Gapasan San Roque K0236+083 Lourdes SAN JOSE 03 C a g u r a y R. PROVINCIAL BOUNDARY Caminawit Gamot MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY Mangarin Bay K0222+657 CAPITAL MAGSAYSAY 02 Nicolas K0205+(-)224 Manga Labangan Bulo Bamban Caguray 01 Bukad Bukad Pucatod I l i n S t r a i t Bagaas MUNICIPALITY Ansiray Tikod Sibalat Bunuaga Lipat S-1 Bunuaga Iling Proper Guiod BARANGAY ILING IS. Laste Sta. Theresa Bankal Buluang Pt. Bungkalan SITIO Undaque Munturido Ambulong Batong Salamaga Alibog Manukan CONSTRUCTION NOTES AMBULONG IS. Inasakan NATIONAL ROAD Catayungan Bagocog Dumalaga Natandol GARZA IS. Pabugan Pt. PROVINCIAL ROAD BURI IS. Tabal RAMP DETAILS S i l a n g B a y Cabaong Pawican Pt. Pawican NATIONAL BRIDGES 01 Magirom Bugias Mangaagui Pt. TYPICAL WARNING SIGN LOCATION SCALE : 200,000 Iling Pt. AIRPORT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 K I L O M E T E R S 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 M I L E S E L E V A T I O N I N M E T E R S S-2 FOUNDATION LAYOUT STRUCTURAL PERSPECTIVE FOOTING SCHEDULE FOOTING DETAILS LOCATION MAP COLUMN SCHEDULE S-3 ROOF FRAMING PLAN BEAM DETAILS STRUT DETAILS THIS SITE STRUCTURE S-4 N N TRUSS DETAILS BASE PLATE DETAILS TRUSS SPOT DETAIL S-5 FOUNDATION PLAN ROOF FRAMING PLAN TRUSS DETAIL TYP. STIFFINER FOOTING DETAIL DETAIL OF WF-1 ELECTRICAL E-1 ELECTRICAL RISER DIAGRAM PANELBOARD DETAILS LIGHTING LAYOUT E-2 VICINITY MAP SITE DEV'T. PLAN SCHEDULE OF LOADS VOLTAGE DROP ANALYSIS SHORT CIRCUIT ANALYSIS PREPARED BY: CHECKED BY: SUBMITTED BY: RECOMMENDING APPROVAL : APPROVED BY: SET NO. SHT NO. REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS & HIGHWAYS MINDORO OCCIDENTAL CONSTRUCTION OF EVACUATION PERSPECTIVE DISTRICT ENGINEERING OFFICE CENTER, BRGY. MARIKIT, PALUAN, A- 2 LOCATION MAP REGIONAL OFFICE IV-B OCCIDENTAL MINDORO DPWH-IV-B MAMBURAO, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO VICINITY MAP SITE DEVELOPMENT 2 11 ELWYN F. CABRAL JOY L. HISTORILLO NELSON E. MABULAY SHERYLL B. MULINGBAYAN NAPOLEON S.FAMADICO LOCATION : PALUAN, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO AIRPORT ROAD BRGY. 9, MAMBURAO, OCC. MINDORO ENGINEER II ENGINEER II(BUILDING COORDINATOR) CHIEF, PLANNING & DESIGN SECTION OIC-ASSISTANT DISTRICT ENGINEER DISTRICT ENGINEER PREPARED BY: CHECKED BY: SUBMITTED BY: RECOMMENDING APPROVAL : APPROVED BY: SET NO. SHT NO. REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS & HIGHWAYS MINDORO OCCIDENTAL CONSTRUCTION OF EVACUATION DISTRICT ENGINEERING OFFICE CENTER, BRGY. MARIKIT, PALUAN, A- 3 REGIONAL OFFICE IV-B OCCIDENTAL MINDORO SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES DPWH-IV-B MAMBURAO, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO 3 11 ELWYN F. CABRAL JOY L. HISTORILLO NELSON E. MABULAY SHERYLL B. MULINGBAYAN NAPOLEON S.FAMADICO LOCATION : PALUAN, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO AIRPORT ROAD BRGY. 9, MAMBURAO, OCC. MINDORO ENGINEER II ENGINEER II(BUILDING COORDINATOR) CHIEF, PLANNING & DESIGN SECTION OIC-ASSISTANT DISTRICT ENGINEER DISTRICT ENGINEER 1 2 1 2 18.0 GA#26 PRE-PAINTED RIB-TYPE G.I. SHT.ROOFING E APEX OF TRUSS 8.608.40 5.46 6.00 5.00 2 5.00 S - 4 3.00 2.60 8.60 8.60 TOP OF BEAM D 3.603.40 2 A5 3.60 3.60 FIN. FLOOR LINE 0.40 6.00 FIN. GRADE LINE 0.00 C 24.00 GA#26 PRE-PAINTED RIB-TYPE G.I. SHT.ROOFING E D C B A 6.00 24.00 0.80 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 0.80 2 A5 B APEX OF TRUSS 8.608.40 6.00 5.00 1.00 A 8.60 TOP OF BEAM UP LANDING 1.30 3.603.40 2.00 RAMP 3.60 FIN. FLOOR LINE 0.40 0.00-0.20 PREPARED BY: CHECKED BY: SUBMITTED BY: RECOMMENDING APPROVAL : APPROVED BY: SET NO. SHT NO. REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS & HIGHWAYS MINDORO OCCIDENTAL CONSTRUCTION OF EVACUATION DISTRICT ENGINEERING OFFICE CENTER, BRGY. MARIKIT, PALUAN, FLOOR PLAN A- 4 REGIONAL OFFICE IV-B OCCIDENTAL MINDORO FRONT ELEVATION DPWH-IV-B MAMBURAO, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO LEFT SIDE ELEVATION 4 11 ELWYN F. CABRAL JOY L. HISTORILLO NELSON E. MABULAY SHERYLL B. MULINGBAYAN NAPOLEON S.FAMADICO LOCATION : PALUAN, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO AIRPORT ROAD BRGY. 9, MAMBURAO, OCC. MINDORO ENGINEER II ENGINEER II(BUILDING COORDINATOR) CHIEF, PLANNING & DESIGN SECTION OIC-ASSISTANT DISTRICT ENGINEER DISTRICT ENGINEER 1 2 18.00 1 2 7.259.00 9.00 18.00 GA#26 PRE-PAINTED RIB-TYPE 9.00 9.00 G.I. SHT.ROOFING APEX OF TRUSS STRUT 8.608.40 STRUT 0.80 STRUT E 5.00 5.00 8.60 8.60 TOP OF BEAM BEAM BEAM 3.40 6.00 3.60 R11.72 R11.72 3.60 3.60 D FIN. FLOOR LINE 0.40 0.00-0.20 6.00 GA#26 PRE-PAINTED RIB-TYPE G.I.
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