maayo pa status quo para walay gubot. daghan pa kaayo problems dapat atimanon sa gobyerno like drainage, road repair. besides, we don't really need another mall at the moment. wala pa man gani nagamit kaayo ang IT park. Keeping the Camp as is can help prevent flooding pa gani kay daghan trees diha sa sulod.
maayo pa i-develop sa provincial government ang mga towns para ma disperse ang development. kung naay development sa mga towns ang mga taga probinsya didto na manarbaho, di na kinahanglan mo commute ug punsisuk sa syudad.
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10-13-2009, 11:35 AM #51Junior Member
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10-13-2009, 11:48 AM #52C.I.A.
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the transfer of the camp was long overdue. status quo on the move is not the solution. the solution is to materialize the transfer w/o politicizing the whole issue.
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this marching order from PGMA came as far as 2007. the reason for the military's side is they need a better strategic location w/c is Mactan. another reason is for the Province to get back the lots that they originally own, promote it for investments, while giving proper relocation to those affected. simply put, this transfer is for the benefit of the constituents as a whole.
yeah, daghan pa kaayo dapat atimanon sa syudad like drainage, road repair, garbage, etc. instead of politicizing issues like this. You should ask Tomas that question. dili lang unta basketball board ang daginoton...Last edited by giddyboy; 10-13-2009 at 11:52 AM.
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10-13-2009, 12:35 PM #53Junior Member
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Isip usa sa molupyo sa Brgy. Apas, dapat dili madayon ang pagbalhin sa Central Command kung buot2x hunahuna.on kini dako kaau ug nakatabang labi na sa kalinawan sa maong lugar ug kasikbit na barangay...dili lang ang mga gi.ingon ug "squatter" ang nakabinipisyo ni.ini kun di apil usab ang mga gi.ingon na "kuwartahan". Busa dili jud na angay ibalhin....usa pa..mugna lang na tanan sa away sa politika....
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10-13-2009, 01:07 PM #54Junior Member
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solution to what problem? what is so urgent about it? Originally Posted by giddyboy
a matter of kilometers difference, that can't be considered strategic. investments? the province can invest in towns where it is most needed. the towns need infrastructure, disperse the malls. the city is already saturated. if they develop places outside the city, it can generate jobs there, lessen traffic.this marching order from PGMA came as far as 2007. the reason for the military's side is they need a better strategic location w/c is Mactan. another reason is for the Province to get back the lots that they originally own, promote it for investments, while giving proper relocation to those affected. simply put, this transfer is for the benefit of the constituents as a whole.
what's going to happen to the buildings inside the camp? the transfer of the military to another site will cost billions just to replace the structures they are leaving behind. that money could be spent somewhere else.
unsa man na si GMA hatag-kuha man? mo-award sya ug lots sa mga Apas resident and then kuhaon ra man diay niya. walay klaro.
wala na lang gyud unta na hilabti ang camp lapulapu. daghan man ta laing properties sa province na puede nila magamit. it all boils down to businessyeah, daghan pa kaayo dapat atimanon sa syudad like drainage, road repair, garbage, etc. instead of politicizing issues like this. You should ask Tomas that question. dili lang unta basketball board ang daginoton...
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10-13-2009, 05:03 PM #55Junior Member
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asa gni nla ibalhin? dri b sa mctan airbase?
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Originally Posted by elvandesantos
mao jd.. unsaon nalng na , asa nlng mamuyo ng mga tao dra, daghan2x sad bya ng resident sa Apas..
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10-14-2009, 10:34 AM #57C.I.A.
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Originally Posted by worldwide
there is no business like real estate business.
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10-14-2009, 11:00 AM #58Senior Member
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As I said in the other thread, Capitol just wants to make money (even if it has P1Billion sitting in BDO), without any clear plan on how it's going to spent for the public good. Originally Posted by LytSlpr
Makes you wonder what's going to be the next money-making venture. Entrance fees to the Capitol bldg. perhaps?Last edited by Minuano27; 10-14-2009 at 11:03 AM.
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reminds me of Fort boni...and housing plans for the soldiers then... FVR sold the almost all of it... somebody gained.. and others... well unlucky them...
some of these people have been occupying the lots for more than 30 years... ilaha na na supposed to be... and under presidential decree...
pity...
i think gamay ra man ang crime rate sa brgy. apas... since most of the "informal settlers" are families of military servicemen....Last edited by unsay_ngalan_nimo; 10-14-2009 at 06:54 PM.
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10-14-2009, 09:28 PM #60
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Originally Posted by unsay_ngalan_nimo
Luoy kaayo ang military sa sale sa Fort Bonifacio kay it was unta for their modernization program, what i heard is that most of the proceeds from the sale of the Fort Bonifacio went to the national government and gamay ra ang niadto sa military. nag-antus na lang gihapon sila gubaon na equipment kay gigamit ang kwarta sa laing project.Last edited by cdburgh; 10-14-2009 at 10:00 PM.
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