Land swap deal and Ciudad mall

[Zirv]

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ciudad ibalhin na sa Toledo

kay naa si pablo john didto.... para naa dayon project makita

[norz]

dugay naman diay ning problemaha... tsk tsk tsk

Sunday, July 1, 2007

Had the provincial government pursued the original land swap agreement with the Cebu City government, Capitol officials would have faced several charges in court by now.

This was what former governor and now second district Rep. Pablo Garcia said after it was found out that the value of the Capitol properties are much higher than that of the city lots involved in the deal.

Garcia said Capitol officials could face charges if the agreement turned out to be manifestly prejudicial to the interest of the constituents of the province.

Vice Governor Gregorio Sanchez Jr. said the Provincial Board was already aware of the consequence of the original deal.

“Basin makiha hinuon ta ana kay mas dako man ang balor sa ato,” Sanchez said during the recent “Tapok-tapok sa PIA” media forum.

maayo untag masulbad nani in diplomatic way

I believe the issue of the land swapping deal is not the value of the lot because there are also prime lots of the city gov. that are part of the deal plus portion at SRP however, the root of all the evil deeds is obviously their individual pride (of both leaders) which started at the joint city councils and board members session that the vice mayor of the city of cebu quote " dawat land mo ug limpyo" the pride of the provincial board including the gov. was heavily affected.

[nethan]

I agree with u norz it started like that until it bigger and bigger that affect the larsian and in return the ciudad mall then the fuente, the bus terminal and I dont know what will be the next?

[akokil]

Kini gud si Gov. Watch Me ipamugos man gyud na niya iyang Ciudad Mall nga nakapasamot man na sa trafficdiha sa Banilad. Adto unta na niya ibutang iyang Ciudad Mall sa Province sama didto sa Talisay , Cosolacion ,Toledo or Tuburan sama sa gihimo ni Lito Osmena sa Balamban.

[Zirv]

mao adto na sa Toledo ang Ciudad

[goryo13]

sakto gyud si tomas nga wa na ipadayon kay inig construction pa lang ana samot na ka trapik diha... karon gani nga wa pa mangabli ang IS perti na ka ho-ot sa dalan diha.. maayo pag adto nas SRP ipa tukod sa mga investor kay daghan pang malipay... total puno na manag mga mall og mga edepisyo nang dapita adto napud mos South pag develop

[radj]

taysa.. unsa nai balita ani? dli na mi pahawaun sa amo-a?

[goryo13]

ibalhin nalang nas Cordova ang Ciudad kay aron di na maka palags Tomas

[goryo13]

speaking of....

On validation of 93-1 occupants: Slow process is more heydays to squatters

Tuesday, July 31, 2007

The validation of the status occupants of Capitol-owned lots, under Ordinance 93-1, has gone into a laggard pace with only two out of the 11 areas concluded so far.

This may not be good news to those who have paid for their occupied lots, but to those who are deemed squatters this means they have to enjoy extended period of their illegal occupancy.

The validation committee, formed by Governor Gwen Garcia, has been tasked to look into the status of 93-1 occupants then ferret out those who have fully paid from those who have not fully paid or have not paid at all their occupied lots.

It was also meant to determine if the lot of a particular occupant remains a residential one, in compliance with the provisions of the ordinance, or it has been converted into commercial use.

[LytSlpr]

Go with the original Land Swap.