yes, i think only 80% of the lot is owned by the Province.Originally Posted by worldwide
I think PP 409 is only applicable if the Camp stayed there, but unfortunately has to be transferred. The socialized housing is effective under a military reservation but not when it is not anymore.
If im not mistaken, the transfer of the camp i think nullifies the socialized housing proclamation. if otherwise, Gloria doesn't have to bother sending Gibo to sign the MOA w/ Capitol, isn't it?
if the camp is transferred to Mactan, another socialized housing proclamation in Mactan has to be made, i think.
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11-02-2009, 11:31 AM #91C.I.A.
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11-02-2009, 12:44 PM #92Junior Member
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PP 409, which President Gloria Arroyo signed on June 23, 2003, declared 32 hectares occupied by at least 1,200 families of the 80-hectare Centcom lot as a socialized housing site. Originally Posted by giddyboy
On April 27, 2004, Arroyo awarded certificates of lot title allocations to the occupants.
PP 409 do not include a clause that it is dependent on the stay of Centcom. A socialized housing area is not something that is temporary and removed at the whims of politicians. anybody can commit a snafu, even the president, a secretary of defense and a governor.
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11-02-2009, 06:50 PM #93Elite Member
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The trees are often transferred to other sites instead cutting them just like in the Cebu Business Park. Asiatown is a cyberpark, it is a developed area so it is impossible that the sewerage system is bad. Cebu is a small City with a networth of a Major Southeast Asian City. We sure have many u/c projects and there's nothing wrong with as long as the process goes right. Originally Posted by worldwide
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11-02-2009, 07:13 PM #94Junior Member
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i just hope they will consider the environmental impact and geo hazards otherwise we will end up like manila. there is no sewerage system that is good enough when mother nature strikes back. Originally Posted by leonell
The trees are often transferred to other sites instead cutting them just like in the Cebu Business Park. Asiatown is a cyberpark, it is a developed area so it is impossible that the sewerage system is bad. Cebu is a small City with a networth of a Major Southeast Asian City. We sure have many u/c projects and there's nothing wrong with as long as the process goes right.
better think about it.
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11-02-2009, 08:21 PM #95Banned User
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mag nag hugaw2x pa ang mga hospital kai sa BPO industries.. Originally Posted by leonell
unsa ramai hugaw ang bpo oi. papel raman kasgaran
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11-02-2009, 10:01 PM #96C.I.A.
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yup but the use must be for public use.. pero kung commercial kay ira lang ibaligya ug masmahal sa lain.. eminent domain is not applicable... Originally Posted by ********r
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11-02-2009, 10:12 PM #97C.I.A.
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i think sayop mani sa gobyerno.. first ila gihatag ang yuta... mind you kingin paghatag sa yuta kay dili ni free.. ang paghatag kay ang pasabot lang ana naa preferential right ang mga taw na mupalit anang yuta...
ila sad ning datahan sa gobyerno...
ang ako lang next point ka ingon ani.. incosistent kaayo ang gobyerno... ila na gi-release ang lots pero wla sila actions na gibuhat mura ila gi-pa-asa ang mga taw...
karon kay ila na kuha-on kay naa man mupalit na masdako ang bayad?
kan naa man sad na issue even kanang IT park na lots.. kay ang mga private owners ana nisugot ibaligya ang ila lot kay airport kuno then human paghawa sa airpot naa sad unta sila right mapalit sa ilaha ila mga lots kay naa man sa ila sabot with the government.. pero what happened? gibaligya gihapon sa gobyerno masdako ang mga lots then ang mga former lot owner kay dili na ka-apas...
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11-02-2009, 10:20 PM #98Junior Member
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gihimong negosyo lagi. way ayo. Originally Posted by unsay_ngalan_nimo
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TUMPAK! Hala, naa di'ay lain tawo nga na'ay hanaw aning isyuha. Originally Posted by unsay_ngalan_nimo
The worst thing is luto na daan ang decision sa Supreme Court. Unya kadtong mga yuta nga nabalik sa original owners naa to'y internal na sabot.
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11-03-2009, 11:42 AM #100
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Originally Posted by leonell
The trees are often transferred to other sites instead cutting them just like in the Cebu Business Park. Asiatown is a cyberpark, it is a developed area so it is impossible that the sewerage system is bad. Cebu is a small City with a networth of a Major Southeast Asian City. We sure have many u/c projects and there's nothing wrong with as long as the process goes right.
New forest helps save villages - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos
New forest helps save villages
By Tessa Salazar
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 03:36:00 11/02/2009
MANILA, Philippines—Over the past month, typhoons “Pepeng” and “Ramil” lashed northern Luzon, but residents of a town in Cagayan province are thanking their young trees for sparing their place from killer landslides that buried villages in other mountainside communities.
A 2,500-hectare reforestation project in Peñablanca town has absorbed excess rainwater and trapped soil sediments, preventing soil runoff and erosion, the prerequisites to landslides, according to the local government and conservationists.
A once barren mountainside is now dotted with more than 18,000 mango trees and 680,000 other indigenous forest trees.
Though almost all of the trees are still barely above seven feet high, conservationists say they are already big and numerous enough to help hold rain water and trap sediments.
daghan kaayo trees sa camp lapulapu. i hope dili pamutlon.
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