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UAP Daraga-Cagsawa UNITED ARCHITECTS OF THE PHILIPPINES Chapter Logo The Integrated and Accredited Professional Organization of Architects UAP National Headquarters, 53 Scout Rallos Street, Quezon City, Philippines MONTHLY CHAPTER ACTIVITY & ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Chapter DARAGA – CAGSAWA CHAPTER MONTH OF AUGUST Chapter President Ma. Madonna Lourdes J. Maravillas Contact Numbers 09989773646 DATE August 30, 2019 Email Address [email protected] SUBMITTED CHAPTER ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN DURING THE MONTH Indicate your chapter activities undertaken during the month such as Chapter GMM, Professional Development Seminars, Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives, etc ACTIVITY NO.11 Title of Activity 2ND Board Meeting Date August 6, 2019 Total Attendees 15 architects & 1 Boysen Representatives/ Staff Venue Boysen Office, Marison Hotel Objective of the Activity To discuss for the preparation on the AUGUST activities Type of Activity BM/ GMM Seminar Socio-Civic Others _______________________________ Activity in line with 4Ps Profession Professional Professional Organization Professional Product Activity in support of the Unity Accountability Professional Excellence UAP corporate thrust Articles, Caption, Details and Photos: Architect Marco Giacomo Sarra, UAP-DCC active member and Area Manager of Pacific Paint (Boysen)Phils. Inc for Bicol Region together with his Marketing Executive officer, Mr. Carl Muñoz, invited for the second time the current Chapter officers of UAP-DCC to conduct its 2nd Board Meeting at the Boysen Branch office, located at the Marison Hotel, Cruzada Legazpi City last August 6, 2019. It was another fruitful meeting which started at around 6:00 pm. as President Ar. Ma. Madonna Lourdes J. Maravillas discussed the planned activities for the whole month of August wherein the chapter has lined-up activities such as BICONEX, CPD seminars, Fun Run and the special 19th anniversary chapter celebration. Before the meeting ended, the officers expressed their thanks for the served dinner and for the continuing support of (Boysen)Phils. Inc. in most of the chapter’s undertakings. MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 1 of 14 ACTIVITY NO. 12 Title of Activity COURTESY CALL/ VISIT TO THE MAYOR OF DARAGA Date AUGUST 7, 2019 Total Attendees 9 architects, the Mayor, SB members & Daraga Planning officer Venue LGU Daraga, Abay To discuss about the implementation of RA9266 and the revised Building Code 2005 and to foster Objective of the Activity collaboration/partnership with the LGU of Daraga Type of Activity BM/ GMM Seminar Socio-Civic Others SPECIAL/ COURTESY MEETING Activity in line with 4Ps Profession Professional Professional Organization Professional Product Activity in support of the Unity Accountability Professional Excellence UAP corporate thrust Articles, Caption, Details and Photos: As a professional organization, it is our thrust to collaborate with the LGUs when it comes to local development projects of towns and cities. Hence, to realize this goal, paying courtesy visits to the Office of the Mayor is now the trend practiced by local chapters of the UAP. This activity is part of our advocacy to promote the implementation of RA 926 and the revised Building Code of 2005 (which recognize the importance of architects in nation building and development). The United Architects of the Philippines Daraga Cagsawa Chapter’s visit proved to be very promising when Hon. Victor U. Perete, Municipality Mayor of Daraga warmly welcomed us in his office and expressed his support to our laid matters concerning the progress of Daraga specifically the role and services that architects from UAP DCC can offer for the benefit of his constituents Furthermore, to show our genuine commitment to his endeavor for “VICTORY in Daraga”, our chapter created an acronym for the PERETE administration in partnership and collaboration with the UAP Daraga Cagsawa Chapter: UAP DCC supports Mayor Partnership on Environmental Recreational Educational & Tourism Establishments in the Municipality of DARAGA. Former Councilor Architect Joseph M. Espinas, the Founding president of UAP DCC and Past District Director B5 recalls some of his drafted resolutions for the development of Daraga, Albay. UAP DCC congratulated Mayor Perete and the Sangguniang Bayan Members for winning the mandate of the Daragueños. We also valued the presence of Councilor Archie Bajamundi & Board Member Neil Montallana and the Municipal Planning & Development Office Department Head, Architect Levy Espinas, the founding president of Sorsogon Kasanggayahan Chapter. Indeed, we look forward to more fruitful and enabling years with LGU Daraga. MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 2 of 14 ACTIVITY NO. 13 Title of Activity CSO Conference Date AUGUST 7, 2019 5 Architects, Mayor Perete, SB members, MPDO head, DILG officers Total Attendees Venue SB Session Hall, Daraga Coordinators & Facilitators, Cooperatives & CSOs applicants/renewals To apply for Accreditation for membership in the local special bodies to serve as partners and/or collaborators in Objective of the Activity the pursuit of progress thru local development programs and projects Type of Activity BM/ GMM Seminar Socio-Civic Others: Seminar & Workshop Activity in line with 4Ps Profession Professional Professional Organization Professional Product Activity in support of the Unity Accountability Professional Excellence UAP corporate thrust Articles, Caption, Details and Photos: Following the Courtesy Meeting with the Daraga Mayor last August 7, 2019, UAP - DCC President Ma. Madonna Lourdes J. Maravillas together with other chapter officers and members also attended the CSO Conference (2019 GUIDELINES on CSO ACCREDITATION & SELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVE TO THE LOCAL SPECIAL BODIES) at LGU Daraga at around 1:30 pm as advised by the Municipal Planning & Development Office Department Head, Architect Levy Espinas, the founding president of Sorsogon Kasanggayahan Chapter. The DILG personnel emphasized the relevance of participatory governance and cited its benefits and potential impact to society. She also discussed the steps for accreditation. She added that a CSO network may also be referred to a consortium, federation, partnership, advisory committee, alliance or coalition. She firmly cited that no certificate of accreditation shall be issued to any organization that failed to submit any of the enumerated requirements and failed to satisfy any set of the set criteria. Thru the support of Former Councilor Architect Joseph M. Espinas, the Founding president of UAP DCC and Past District Director for B5, UAP Daraga- Cagsawa Chapter drafted a resolution requesting the Sangguniang Bayan of Daraga to accredit the chapter as one of the members of the Municipal Development Council Local Special Bodies and complied with all other requirements. Presently, the chapter awaits the confirmation of the Sangguniang Bayan of Daraga, Albay for its approved accreditation. MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 3 of 14 ACTIVITY NO. 14 SIGYAB : UAP District B5 (BICOL)Turnover Ceremony and Title of Activity Date August 9 -10, 2019 Joint Induction of Officers and New Members Total Attendees 2 active member representatives of UAPDCC, other UAP Chapters Venue Bituon Resort, Mobo Masbate Objective of the Activity Induction of new set of officers, council meeting and to strengthen ties among local UAP chapters of District B5 Others Joint District B5 Induction Type of Activity BM/ GMM Seminar Socio-Civic Ceremonies Activity in line with 4Ps Profession Professional Professional Organization Professional Product Activity in support of the Unity Accountability Professional Excellence UAP corporate thrust Articles, Caption, Details and Photos: UAP - DCC President Architect Ma. Madonna Lourdes J. Maravillas recognized the efforts of Architect Marco Giacomo Sarra and Architect Jan-ly Duque Diche who in behalf of the UAP DCC Board of Directors and officers proudly represented and acknowledged the recognition and appreciation bestowed to the UAP Daraga Cagsawa Chapter in the Joint District B5 Induction Ceremonies held last August 9 in Bituon Resort, Mobo Masbate. She gave a salute to PDD Elmer Boboy Zaleta, and the rest of the Chapter Presidents of B5 for the courage and support given to the District despite the weather condition. The event would not have been meaningful without the presence of UAP National President Ar BENJAMIN PANGANIBAN,JR. together with the National Officers, NEVP Ar Rene Heray, Sec Gen Ronnie Yumang and AVP Ar Junar Tablan. She was quoted in her Facebook post saying, “The rest of us did not make it to be there but our spirit was. Again, I am proud of UAP DCC, Mabuhay kita gabos!” She apologized for not being able to make it because of the bad weather condition bulletin posted by PAG-ASA. UAP DCC members agreed with her decision for the safety of everyone. The chance to visit the Rodeo Capital of the Philippines was truly a missed opportunity for at least more than 30 confirmed attendees from the UAP DCC who could have made the night more memorable if not for the bad weather. BUT there would always be second chances for everything as we keep moving forward! MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 4 of 14 ACTIVITY NO. 15 Title of Activity 2nd GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING Date August 15,
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