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Looc Castillejos Province of Zambales LOOC LAKE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (ECO-TOURISM PROJECT) LOOC CASTILLEJOS PROVINCE OF ZAMBALES a 3rd class municipality that is subdivided into 14 Barangays with a total land area of 9,128.56 hectares, a total population of 54,423 and total household of 11,806, has been blessed with features minus the sea that could have boast resources available for the people and ready livelihood opportunity, likewise, it does not have a vast mining area such as its neighboring town of San Marcelino. It has, however, a lying, dormant and undeveloped landmark, An area that not only could provide livelihood to the residents of the area in ripple effect, but will definitely place the town of Castillejos in the Tourist Map Destination. BRIEF DESCRIPTION Looc Lake Total Area :113 hectares Forest Growth : 1,842 hectares Total Population : 1,836 No. Households : 493 Open Flat Terrain : 747 hectares Elevation :60-100feet (approximate) Location North : Brgy. Nagbayan, Castillejos, Zambales South : Municipality of Subic, Zambales East : Brgy. San Agustin, Castillejos, Zambales West : Municipality of San Antonio, Zambales 26 kilometers : North of Olongapo City/ 45 minutes drive 7 kilometers : Southwest of Castillejos proper /10-15 minutes drive 112 kilometers : 4 hour drive from Northwest of Manila PARTICULARS ESTIMATED PROJECT COST COST 10- Unit Duplex Cottages (6m x 10m) P 780,000.00 P 7,800,000.00 10-Unit Stilt Type Open Cottages 50,000.00 500,000.00 15-Unit picnic sheds 93,000.00 1,400,000.00 Clubhouse/Admin Office/Restaurant/ 25,000,000.00 Coffee Shop Conference Room/Souvenir Shop & Booth Stalls Grocery & Food Court Bldg. (Mini) 1,500,000.00 Hotel & Apartelle w/indoor swimming 25,000,000.00 pool & mini Gardens Adult & Kids Swimming Pool with 2,000,000.00 Slides & Footbridge Children’s Playground 250,000.00 Indoor Sports Bldg. 2,000,000.00 Open Tennis Court 120,000.00 Open Basketball Court 150,000.00 Covered Court 8,000,000.00 Staff Quarters/Maintenance Bldg. 1,200,000.00 Parking Areas 1,500,000.00 TOTAL P 76,420,000.00 PARTICULARS PROJECT COST Provision of Spa Massage Parlors/Centers 500,000.00 Electrification along Looc Lake 607,000.00 Request rehabilitation of 3.13 km 6,720,000.00 circumferential road Provision of Skills Training and for Basic 100,000.00 Reflexology and Other related activities TOTAL 7,927,000.00 PROPOSED AMMENITIES HOTEL’S INDOOR SWIMMING POOL HOTEL & APATELLE COMPOUND COVERED COURT/MULTI-PURPOSE BLDG. DUPLEX COTTAGES CLUB HOUSE GROCERY & FOOD COURT BLDG. FLOATING COTTAGES CHILDREN’S PLAY GROUND PICNIC AREA MIN ZOO WAKE BOARDING PARKING AREA RETIREMENT VILLAGE UACON LAKE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Uacon Lake Development Project is envisioned as a world-class tourist destination with great potential that can substantially boost not only the socio-economic progress of the province and region but also that of the country. Uacon Lake is a natural lake approximately 1.9 square kilometers (190 hectares) in area strategically located in the northern part of Zambales province along the Olongapo-Bugallon Highway 70 kilometers north of Olongapo and Subic Special Economic Zone. It is less that a kilometer from the coastline of Zambales and connected by a navigable river to China Sea towards the West, and about 5 kilometers from the foot of Zambales mountains to the East. The surrounding land around the lake is generally flat and rural with extensive areas for livelihood projects including reforestation of the mountain. The eastern shore of the lake abounds in mangrove and the lake offers opportunities for aqua-culture and water sports. The West Philippine Sea side is a fish sanctuary with several islands for scuba diving and sailing. The shores of Zambales abounds in beautiful beaches with resort facilities for local tourists. The proposed Uacon Lake Development Project opens the area to both international and domestic tourism with the Iba Domestic Airport, the Subic International Airport and the Clark International Airport as entry points which are within 100 kilometer-radius from Uacon. The Olongapo-Bugallon Highway is a first class thoroughfare that connects Uacon to the provinces North, South and East of Zambales (Pangasinan, Tarlac, Pampanga and Bataan provinces). The project consists, among other potential developmental projects, the following facilities with its approximated indicative cost: PARTICULARS PROJECT COST WELCOME CENTER/ADMIN. BUILDING 15,000,000.00 WATER SPORTS FACILITIES 40,000,000.00 CAMP SITE DEVELOPMENT 10,000,000.00 BOARDWALK/ACCESS ROAD 55,000,000.00 BOAT DOCK/RAMP FLOATING COTTAGES CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD 60,000,000.00 FLOATING RESTAURANT SEAFOOD MARKET RATIREMENT VILLAGE 100,000,000.00 TOTAL 280,000,000.00 Other Tourist Attractions SAGRADA FAMILIA CAVE STA. CRUZ MAGALAWA ISLAND POTIPOT ISLAND THANK YOU! ZAMBALES…. ZAMBALEñO PREPARED BY:PPDO ZAMBALES 2015 .
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