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The Comprehensive Land Use Plan Volume 1 COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN 2018-2027 VolumeBelison, Antique | Comprehensive I Land Use Plan 2018-2027 i The Comprehensive Land Use Plan Volume 1 Republic of the Philippines Province of Antique MUNICIPALITY OF BELISON -o0o- OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL MAYOR MESSAGE After a period of fifteen (15) years, our municipality will again be presenting a vision on how to sustain the growth and development of the Municipality of Belison. This Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP), as the name implies, is a document designed to guide the future actions, a vision for the future, as it has long-range goals and objectives that could affect the local government and the community. This document is our community’s guide on how to avoid conflicting interests in land use of inhabitants as orderly and rational developmental patterns for their greatest benefits are recommended as this plan contains valuable information to assist the decisions of prospective investors. We can also protect public investments with this plan as there will be well-planned and orderly developmental patterns. This is also to prevent inappropriate development as resources such as wetlands, woods and steep slopes are identified therefore will be preserved from destruction or degradation. As this will still be subjected to public scrutiny, topics of discussions shall then be centered on the contents of this plan and will provide the citizens an opportunity to debate and discuss the future of our promising town. As the Local Chief Executive, I am hereto presenting the Comprehensive Land Use Plan of the municipality which I fervently hope can help in all our development efforts to make Belison a better place for our children and our children’s children. DARELL B. DELA FLOR Municipal Mayor Belison, Antique | Comprehensive Land Use Plan 2018-2027 i Volume 1 The Comprehensive Land Use Plan Republic of the Philippines Province of Antique MUNICIPALITY OF BELISON -o0o- OFFICE OF THE VICE MAYOR MESSAGE The Local Government Unit of Belison had come up with this Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) that will serve as one of the guides of the administration on its actions that will affect the local government for the next ten (10) years. This general plan, was painstakingly made after thorough research and endless discussions with the end in view of arriving at a document that will truly beneficial to all. As an overview, this is the document that can protect public investments as infrastructure projects won’t have to be duplicated and there will be continuity for succeeding administrations addressing land use issues. As your duly-elected Municipal Vice Mayor, it is with pride that I am presenting for adoption this Comprehensive Land Use Plan that will be very useful in our quest towards a better Belison that will redound to the welfare and benefits of the next generation. ELFE Q. OTAYDE Municipal Vice Mayor ii Comprehensive Land Use Plan 2018-2027 | Belison, Antique The Comprehensive Land Use Plan Volume 1 RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE CLUP Republic of the Philippines Province of Antique MUNICIPALITY OF BELISON -o0o- OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN EXCERPT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE 51st REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF BELISON, PROVINCE OF ANTIQUE HELD MONDAY, JULY 13, 2020 AT THE MUNICIPAL SESSION HALL PRESENT: Hon. Darell B. Dela Flor – Vice Mayor/Presiding Officer Hon. Leoncio O. Abiera – SB Member Hon. Nonato O. Delima – SB Member Hon. Josefa E. Barcenal – SB Member Hon. Rustico D. Arzaga – SB Member Hon. Wenceslao E. Quiman – SB Member Hon. Alma Mae T. Abao – SB Member Hon. Ronie D. Acuña – SB Member Hon. Elmer J. Elio – Ex-officio Member/Liga ng mga Barangay President Hon. Cherry Mae P. Francisco – Ex-officio Member/SK Federation President ON SPECIAL LEAVE: Hon. Jerry M. Chavez – SB Member RESOLUTION NO. 2020-059 A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN AND ENACTING THE INTEGRATED ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF BELISON FOR PLANNING YEAR 2018-2027 Sponsored by: Hon. Leoncio O. Abiera, Sr. Chairperson, Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure WHEREAS, Section 447 paragraph 1 (vii) of the Local Government Code known as RA 7160 states that the Sangguniang Bayan shall adopt a Comprehensive Land Use plan for the municipality: Provided, that the formulation, adoption or modification of said plan shall in coordination with the approved provincial comprehensive land use plan; Belison, Antique | Comprehensive Land Use Plan 2018-2027 iii Volume 1 The Comprehensive Land Use Plan WHEREAS, Article 41 of the rules and regulations implementing the Local Government Code of 1991 provides that Local Government Units shall, in conformity with existing laws, continue to prepare their respective Comprehensive Land Use Plan which shall be the primary and dominant basis for the future use of land resources; WHEREAS, submitted to the sanggunian was the Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) of the municipality which was formulated in compliance to the mandate of Executive Order No. 72 dated March 25, 1993 and same with the provision of Section 20 (c) of the Republic Act 7160 otherwise known as the Local Government Code; WHEREAS, the CLUP containing the different sectoral analysis and special studies will be the prime and central basis for future use of local resources, reclassification of lands and guiding tool of the municipality in its pursuit of progress; WHEREAS, the CLUP was reviewed by the Provincial Land Use Committee and the recommendations were also integrated; WHEREAS, considering the importance of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan as one of the vital requirement for the enactment of the Zoning ordinance, the Honorable Sangguniang Bayan deems it imperative to adopt it; NOW THEREFORE: BE IT RESOLVED by the Sangguniang Bayan of Belison, Province of Antique to adopt as it is hereby adopted the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and enacting the Integrated Zoning Ordinance of the Municipality of Belison for planning year 2018-2027; RESOLVED FINALLY, to furnish copy of this resolution, the Honorable Sangguniang Panlalawigan, this province, for review and recommendation and the Municipal Mayor and MPDC, this municipality for their corresponding information, reference and guidance of action. ADOPTED this 13th day of July 2020 on motion of SB Member Abiera, Sr. and seconded en masse. CERTIFIED CORRECT: ATTESTED: JUDITH B. DIANO Secretary to the Sanggunian DARELL B. DELA FLOR Vice Mayor/Presiding Officer iv Comprehensive Land Use Plan 2018-2027 | Belison, Antique The Comprehensive Land Use Plan Volume 1 CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC HEARING Republic of the Philippines Province of Antique MUNICIPALITY OF BELISON -oOo- OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN C E R T I F I C A T I O N This is to certify that the PUBLIC HEARING for the COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN (CLUP) for planning year 2018-2027 and INTEGRATED ZONING ORDINANCE of the Municipality of Belison, Antique was conducted on March 13, 2019. Issued this 15th day of April 2019 at Belison, Antique, Philippines. JUDITH B. DIANO Secretary to the Sanggunian Belison, Antique | Comprehensive Land Use Plan 2018-2027 v Volume 1 The Comprehensive Land Use Plan LIST OF INVITEES AND SECTOR REPRESENTED Republic of the Philippines Province of Antique MUNICIPALITY OF BELISON -oOo- OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN This is certify that the following name below are the list of invitees during the Public Hearing for the Comprehensive Land Use Plan for planning year 2018-2027 and Integrated Zoning Ordinance of the Municipality of Belison, Antique with their respective sector being represented. JUDITH B. DIANO Secretary to the Sanggunian NAME SECTOR REPRESENTED 1. HLURB Reviewing Body 2. PLUC Reviewing Body 3. Hon. Darell B. Dela Flor LGU-Executive 4. Hon. Elfe Q. Otayde LGU-Legislative 5. Hon. Edwin L. Galedo LGU-Legislative 6. Hon. Matilde G. Lanario LGU-Legislative 7. Hon. Jerry M. Chavez LGU-Legislative 8. Hon. Jesusito U. Otayde, Sr. LGU-Legislative 9. Hon. Eduardo Gonzaga LGU-Legislative vi Comprehensive Land Use Plan 2018-2027 | Belison, Antique The Comprehensive Land Use Plan Volume 1 10. Hon. Rustico D. Arzaga LGU-Legislative 11. Hon. Larry O. Sebullen LGU-Legislative 12. Hon. Elemerica R. Galedo LGU-Legislative 13. Hon. Christopher H. Piccio ABC President 14. Hon. Cherry Mae P. Francisco SK Chairman 15. Mrs. Josephine Ann Dagayloan, MSWDO 16. Mrs. Joyceline Lancara MDRRMO 17. PIns. Haydee Sobreno OIC-Belison PNP 18. Mr. Louie Laud CENR Officer – CENRO Belison 19. Mrs. Maria Lorna Siwagan MLGOO, DILG 20. Mrs. Beberly A. Española MPDC 21. Mrs. Leonie M. Galedo Municipal Budget Officer 22. Mrs. Teodora Q. Escander Municipal Assessor – MENRO & Mun. Tourism Designate 23. Miss Edna B. Escaner Municipal Accountant 24. Mrs. Mercy L. Abarientos MCR 25. Mr. Francetin Villanueva Municipal Treasurer 26. Engr. Nelia F. Basañes Municipal Engineer 27. Dr. Heine B. Lomugdang MHO 28. Mrs. Imee B. Escander HRMO 29. Mr. Rogelio Saligumba MAO 30. Mrs. Nelida Vargas OSCA Head 31. Mr. Leslie Aragones PDAO Focal Person 32. SFO3 Nonie Beliran OIC- Belison Fire Station 33. Barangay Officials of Mojon Barangay 34. Barangay Officials of Rombang Barangay 35. Barangay Officials of Concepcion Barangay 36. Barangay Officials of Salvacion Barangay 37. Barangay Officials of Sinaja Barangay 38. Barangay Officials of Poblacion Barangay 39. Barangay Officials of Ipil Barangay 40. Barangay Officials of Delima Barangay 41. Barangay Officials of Borocboroc Barangay 42. Barangay Officials of Maradiona Barangay Belison, Antique | Comprehensive Land Use Plan 2018-2027 vii Volume 1 The Comprehensive Land Use Plan 43. Barangay Officials of Buenavista Barangay 44. Mrs. Nelsie Marmito, Belison CS Education Sector 45. Mr. Mateo Labios, Rombang ES Education Sector 46. Teacher In-Charge Mojon ES Education Sector 47. Mrs. Mercy Escaner, Sinaja-Salvacion ES Education Sector 48. Mrs. Rovelyn Alagos, Concepcion ES Education Sector 49. Mrs. Julia Grantos , BDIES Education Sector 50. Mrs.
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    1 VOLUME XVII ISSUE NO. 65 JANUARY-MARCH 2015 VOLUME XVII ISSUE NO. 65 ISSN 2244-5862 From the Chancellor’s Desk The Moot Court session, one of the highlights of the Orientation Seminar-Workshop for Newly Appointed Judges. 2015 opened with quite a number of activities at the PHILJA five Pre-Pilot Seminar-Workshops for Rules 22 and 24 of the Training Center in Tagaytay, such as the 71st Orientation Proposed Revised Rules of Procedure were variously Seminar-Workshop for Newly Appointed Judges; the 6th conducted in Cebu, Makati, Davao, Iloilo and Quezon City; Orientation Seminar-Workshop for Newly Appointed Sheriffs two Seminar-Workshops on Various Laws and Rules Relating and Process Servers; two Judicial Career Enhancement to Money Laundering and other Financial Crimes were Programs (JCEP) for First Level Court Judges from the NCJR completed, one for Judges in the 6th Judicial Region in Bacolod and the Third Judicial Region, respectively; a Career City and the other for Executive and Vice Executive Judges in Development Program for Court Legal Researchers of the the 7th Judicial Region in Cebu City; a Seminar-Workshop on NCJR; a Judicial Settlement Conference for Judges on Judicial Financial Crimes and Money Laundering for Judges in Regions Dispute Resolution (Skills-based Course); and a Capacity IX, XI, and XII was held in Davao City; two Seminar-Workshops Building Seminar on Environmental Laws and the Rules of on Procedural, Substantive Laws and Jurisprudence on Procedure for Environmental Cases for Judges and Branch Intellectual Property for Clerks of Court in Special Commercial Clerks of Court. Courts were conducted, one in Cagayan de Oro City for Regions IX, X, XI, and XII and selected Court Attorneys of the A Pre-Judicature Program, the 34th of its kind, was held Court of Appeals Cagayan de Oro Station and the other in in Manila, while a Seminar for Executive Judges (RTC and First Manila for the National Capital Judicial Region and Region IV.