All About MPDO and Planning

8/18/2019 All About MPDO and Planning

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Republic of the Philippines

Province of Occidental Mindoro

MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSEMUNICIPAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

For the FIRSTQUARTER

Calendar Year 2016

April 1 2016 ! MPDO O""i#e


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LGU Code:LGU Code:

The Root of Localized Planning


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Local Government Codeof 1991

The L$#al G$/ern'en% C$de or Republic

!ct "o# $%&' establishes the s(ste) and

powers of provincial cit( )unicipal and

baranga( govern)ents in the Philippines# *tis the governing law on l$#al &$/ern'en%.#

*t was enacted in October %' %++%

Local govern)ent units en,o( full autono)(

in the e-ercise of their public and proprietar(functions and in the li)itations provided in

the Code and other applicable laws

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Title *9 or 1ections + to %'% of R!

$%&' provides that LG;s )ust haveLocal 1chool


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1ections .$' to .+' of the Code creates the following

depart)ents and heads?officers respectivel(:

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=owever operational policies of the LG; Codeprovides that LG;s )a( design appropriate

organizational structure that will )eet priorit( needs

and structure of the LG;


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Municipal Planning andDevelopment Oce

1ection .$& of the Code provides the )andator(position of P>Cs a)ong LG;s and is responsible to:

/%0 @or)ulate integrated econo)ic social ph(sical and

other develop)ent plans and policies for consideration of

the local govern)ent develop)ent council4/20 Conduct continuing studies researches and training

progra)s necessar( to evolve plans and progra)s for

i)ple)entation4

/50 *ntegrate and coordinate all sectoral plans and studiesundertaAen b( the different functional groups or agencies4

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/.0 Monitor and evaluate the i)ple)entation of the differentdevelop)ent progra)s pro,ects and activities in the local

govern)ent unit concerned in accordance with the

approved develop)ent plan4

/70 Prepare co)prehensive plans and other develop)entplanning docu)ents for the consideration of the local

develop)ent council4

/&0 !nal(ze the inco)e and e-penditure patterns and

for)ulate and reco))end fiscal plans and policies for

consideration of the finance co))ittee of the local

govern)ent unit concerned as provided under Title @ive


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/$0 Pro)ote people participation in develop)ent planning

within the local govern)ent unit concerned4

/0 3-ercise supervision and control over the secretariat ofthe local develop)ent council4 and

/+0 3-ercise such other powers and perfor) such other

functions and duties as )a( be prescribed b( law or

ordinance#

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General Functions of theMPDO

!ssists the Municipal >evelop)ent

Council in the preparation of Local

>evelop)ent *nvest)ent Progra) and

provide it with secretarial and technical

services

3nforce of Boning Ordinance and update

the land use plan4

@or)ulate integrated econo)ic socialph(sical and other develop)ent plans

and policies for consideration of the local

govern)ent develop)ent council4

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Conduct continuing studies researches and

training progra)s necessar( to evolve plans

and progra)s for i)ple)entation4

*ntegrate and coordinate all sector plans andstudies undertaAen b( the different functional

groups or agencies4

Monitor and evaluate the i)ple)entation of the

different develop)ent progra)s pro,ects andactivities in the local govern)ent unit concerned

in accordance with the approved develop)ent

plan4

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General Functions ofthe MPDO

Prepare co)prehensive plan and other develop)entplanning docu)ents for the consideration of the local

develop)ent councils4

!nal(ze the inco)e and e-penditures patterns and

for)ulate and reco))end fiscal plans and policiesfor consideration of the finance co))ittee of the local

govern)ent unit concerned4

Pro)ote people participation in develop)ent

planning with the local govern)ent unit concerned4 @acilitate the develop)ent and )aintenance of the

local govern)ent website4

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!ssist in the functions of the Technical orAing andPlanning Group of the Council for the Protection of

Children the Gender and >evelop)ent @ocal

Point >isaster RisA Reduction and Manage)ent

Council and other local special bodies4 3-ercise supervision and control over the

secretariat of the Local >evelop)ent Council and4

3-ercise such other powers and perfor) such

other function and duties as )a(be prescribed b(

law or ordinance#

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Programs, Proects and!ctivities "PP!s#

;pdates of the Co)prehensive Land and ater ;sePlan /CL;P0 of the Municipalit( and the

acco)pan(ing Boning Ordinance and assists in the

updating of the @orest Land ;se Plan /@L;P04

Prepares Local >evelop)ent *nvest)ent Progra)and !nnual *nvest)ent Progra)4

;pdates the Co))unit(DP0 preparation of the)unicipalit( and all baranga(s /inclusive of trainings

for baranga(s04

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1tate of Local Governance Report 1C!LOG !nnual Reports etc#4

!ssists in the for)ulation of the Touris)

>evelop)ent Plan >RRM Plan and Contingenc(

Plan Cli)ate Change !daptation Plan !ction Plan

for the Persons with >isabilit( ChildrenEs !ction

Plan *ntegrated Co))unit( !rea Public 1afet(

Plan and other develop)ent plans and progra)s4

1upervises and?or facilitates the production of local

govern)ent newsletter

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Continues stud( for the i)prove)ent of localinco)e generation4

Continues stud( for the develop)ent of areas

intended for econo)ic opportunities business

pro)otion livelihood and e)plo()ent

generation4 and

Coordinates with national provincial and

baranga( officials for the har)onization of plansfor better utilization#

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Continues stud( for the i)prove)ent of localinco)e generation4

Continues stud( for the develop)ent of areas

intended for econo)ic opportunities business

pro)otion livelihood and e)plo()ent

generation4 and

Coordinates with national provincial and

baranga( officials for the har)onization of plansfor better utilization#

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Local Special Bodies:Local Special Bodies:

The Root of Localized Planning


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Local $pecial %odies ! )ultiDsectoral and interDagenc(

group for a specific sector

@or)ed through an e-ecutive order

b( the )unicipal )a(or Co)posed of heads of offices

"GOs and C1Os and

representatives fro) other agencies

MP>O is alwa(s a part for data and

planning purposes

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LEGISLATIVEEECUTIVE

PLANNING EECUTION AUT3O4I5ATION

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&'amples of Local$pecial %odies

Ed*#a%i$n: Municipal $chool %oardbased on R! $%&'

3eal%-: Municipal (ealth %oard based on1ec# %'2 of R! $%&'

Pea#e and Order : Municipal Peace andOrder Council based on 1ec# %& of R! $%&' 3O5'+ and $$5

N*%ri%i$n: Municipal )utrition Council based on

R! %$2 and +$&

Di.a.%er : Municipal Disaster *is+ *eductionand Management Council based on R! %'%2%

O/erall De/el$p'en%: Municipal Development

Council based on R! $%&' Page 22

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A&ri#*l%*re: Municipal !gricultural andFisheries Council based on 3O &2 %5 %%& andR! .57

C-ildren: Municipal Council for theProtection of Children based on R! $&%' and.% P> &'5 >*LGDMC 2''2D%2%

Dr*& A=*.e: Municipal !ntiDrug !-useCouncil based on R! +%&7

Marine: Municipal Fisheries and !.uatic*esources Management Council based on>*LGDMC %+++D%.2

S$lid a.%e: Municipal &cological $olid/aste Management %oard based on R! +''5

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MDG*LGDMC 2'%5D'2+

Pr$#*re'en%: %ids and !3ardsCommittee based on R! +%.

Finan#e: Local Finance Committeebased on 1ec# 5%& of R! $%&'

Sp$r%.: Municipal Ph4sical Fitness and$ports Development Council based on

>*LGDMC %++&D'+$ and 2''5D'55 and 3O .7$ Pri#e S%a=ili>a%i$n: Municipal Price

Coordinating Council based on R! $7% and>*LGDMC 2''.D'$7 and %++D'% as a)ended b( 2''7D

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Gender and De/el$p'en% ?GAD@: G!D FocalPoint based on R! $%+2 3O 2$5 >


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5$nin& Appeal.: Municipal 6oning %oardand !dustment !ppeals based on 1ec# 22$ ofR! $%&'

$'en: Municipal Council for /omenbased on >*LGDMC 2''2D%&$ and 2''&D%27

C*l%*re Ar%. and T$*ri.': MunicipalCouncil for 5ourism, !rts and Culturebased on R! +7+5 >*LGDMC 2''2D% and >*LGDMC %++7D%&2

P$/er%, 4ed*#%i$n: Municipal Povert4

*eduction !ction 5eam based on >*LGD"!PCD>1> Foint Me)orandu) Circular "os# % to $

SME.: Municipal $mall and Medium&nterprise Development Council based onR! +7'% and >*LGDMC 2''2D%'$

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Other Local $pecial%odies

People7s La3 &nforcement %oard"PL&%#based on of R! $%&' and >*LG !ct

Municipal Council for /omen based on>*LGDMC 2''2D%&$ and 2''&D%27

Proect Management 5eams /liAe =awan


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Strategic Planning and Logical Framework Formulation:Strategic Planning and Logical Framework Formulation:

Keys towards successful development implementation


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*n planning one )ust conduct staAeholder

anal(sis in order to assess who areaffected of a particular proble)#

The planner should also learn to identif(

and prioritize interventions to avoidduplication and i)ple)entation of PP!s of

not in significant need#

ualitative and 6uantitative anal(sis of datais a significant part of the planning )ethod#

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Proble)s should be anal(zed to Anow the focal

proble)s the goals and the root causes of the

proble)s# One good wa( is through the conductof Proble) Tree !nal(sis

Logical fra)eworA approach follows the proble)

anal(sis to deter)ine the interventions andPP!s# Log@ra)e is an i))inent part in planning#

The Logical @ra)eworA is then translated into an

!ction Plan for i)ple)entation#

Monitoring and 3valuation is conducted to

ensure the success of the PP!s and deter)ine

whether the pro,ect served its purpose#

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Municipal Development Council:Municipal Development Council:

A Partner in Local Development


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LEGISLATIVEEECUTIVE

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un c pa eve opmenCouncil

1ection %'& )andates that LG;s )ust havea co)prehensive

)ultiDsectoral develop)ent plan to be initiated b( itsdevelop)ent council and approved b( the 1anggunian#

@or this purpose the M>C at the )unicipal shall assist the

1anggunian in setting the direction of econo)ic and social

develop)ent and coordinating develop)ent efforts within itsterritorial ,urisdiction# The sa)e goes with provincial cit( and

baranga(#

The local develop)ent councils )a( call upon an( local official

concerned or an( official of national agencies or offices in the

local govern)ent unit to assist in the for)ulation of their

respective develop)ent plans and public invest)ent

progra)s#

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Composition of the


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Composition of theMDC

!ll punong baranga(s in the )unicipalit(4

The chair)an of the co))ittee on

appropriations of the sangguniang ba(an4

The congress)an or his representative4 and Representatives of nonDgovern)ental

organizations operating in the )unicipalit( as

the case )a( be who shall constitute notless than oneDfourth /H0 of the )e)bers of

the full( organized council#

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Functions of the MDC

@or)ulate longDter) )ediu)Dter) and annual socioDecono)ic develop)ent plans and policies4

@or)ulate the )ediu)Dter) and annual public invest)ent

progra)s4

!ppraise and prioritize socioDecono)ic develop)ent progra)sand pro,ects4

@or)ulate local invest)ent incentives to pro)ote the inflow

and direction of private invest)ent capital4

Coordinate )onitor and evaluate the i)ple)entation of

develop)ent progra)s and pro,ects4 and

Perfor) such other functions as )a( be provided b( law or

co)ponent authorit(#

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&'ecutive Committee M>Cs have an e-ecutive co))ittee that is co)posed of

the )a(or as chair)an the chair)an of the co))itteeon appropriations of the sangguniang ba(an the

president of the )unicipal league of baranga(s and a

representative of nonDgovern)ental organizations that

are represented in the council as )e)bers 3-eCo) are responsible to ensure that the decision of the

council are faithfull( carried out and i)ple)ented act on

)atters re6uiring i))ediate attention or action b( the

council for)ulate policies plans and progra)s based onthe general principles laid down b( the council and act on

other )atters that )a( be authorized b( the council#

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ectora omm ttees an$ecretariat

1ectoral or functional co))ittees are created to assist M>C

and M>C 3-eCo) in the perfor)ance of their functions The 1ecretariat is responsible for providing technical support

docu)entation of proceedings preparation of reports and

such other assistance as )a( be re6uired in the discharge of

its functions and is headed b( the MP>C

M>C )a( avail of the services of an( nonDgovern)ental

organization or educational or research institution for this

purpose

The policies progra)s and pro,ects proposed b( M>C is

sub)itted to the 1anggunian for appropriate action and

sub)itted to higher develop)ent councils

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Section 2. Authority. This Ordinance is enacted pursuant

to the provisions of the "ew Local Govern)ent Code R!

$%&' 1ections .7 a#2 /$D+0 and ..$ a#2 /$D+0 dated %'

October %++%8 !uthorizing the Municipalit( through the1angguniang


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Pro)ote and protect the health safet( peace co)fort

convenience and general welfare of the inhabitants in the

localit(# 3nsure that the develop)ent fra)eworA of the )unicipalit(

as reflected in the Municipalit(Es Co)prehensive Land ;se

Plan is enforced through this Ordinance#

Section 4. General Zoning Principle. This Boning

Regulations is based on the approved General Land ;se

Plans as per 4e.$l*%i$n N$; 0600 dated De#e'=er 16

2002 for the Municipalit( of 1an Fose#

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Agricultural Zone (AGZ). !n area within the

)unicipalit( intended for cultivation?fishing and

pastoral activities e#g# fish far)ing cultivation of crops

goat?cattle raising etc#

Agro-Industrial Zone (AIZ); !n area within the

)unicipalit( intended pri)aril( for integrated far)

operations and related product processing activities such

as plantation for bananas pineapple sugar etc# H!"#$#%A"&; 1hall )ean the =ousing and Land

;se Regulator(


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#uilt up- Area; ! contiguous grouping of /ten0 or

)ore structures#

entral #usiness &istrict ; 1hall refer to areasdesignated principall( for trade services and

business purposes /Co))ercial % Bone0#

erti'icate o' *on-o+pliance; Certificate issued to

owners of all uses e-isting prior to theapproval of the Boning Ordinance which do not

confor) in a zone as per provision of the said

Ordinance#

o+pati,le !se; ;ses or land activities capable ofe-isting together har)oniousl( e#g# residential use and

parAs and pla(ground#

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o+prehensie and !se Plan (!P); ! docu)ent

e)bod(ing specific proposals for guiding regulating

growth and?or develop)ent# The )ain co)ponents of the

Co)prehensive Land use Plan in this usage are thesectoral studies i#e# >e)ograph( 1ocioD3cono)ic

*nfrastructure and ;tilities Local !d)inistration and Land

;se#

on'licting !ses; ;ses or land activities with contrasting

characteristics sited ad,acent to each other e#g#

residential units ad,acent to industrial plants

on'or+ing !se; ! use which is in accordance with the

zone classification as provided for in the Ordinance

Ea.e'en%. "pen space imposed on any land

use#activities sited along waterways$ road% right%or ways$

cemeteries#memorial par&s and utilities.

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niron+entally ritical Areas; Refers to those

areas which are environ)entall( sensitive and are listed

in presidential procla)ation 2%.& dated %. >ece)ber

%+% /refer to anne- !0 niron+entally ritical Pro/ects; Refers to those

pro,ect which have high for potential negative

environ)ental i)pacts and are listed in presidential

procla)ation 2%.& dated %. >ece)ber %+% /refer to

anne- !0

0ception; ! device which grants a propert( owner relief

fro) certain provisions of a Boning Ordinance where

because of the specific use would in a particular hardship

upon the owner as distinguished fro) a )ere

inconvenience or a desire to )aAe )ore )one(#

1orest Zone (1Z); !n area within the )unicipalit(

intended pri)aril( for forest purposes#Page ..

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General o++ercial Zone (GZ); !n area within the

)unicipalit( intended for trading?services?business

purposes#

General Institutional Zone (GIZ); !n area within the)unicipalit( principall( for general t(pes of institutional

establish)ents e#g# govern)ent offices schools

hospital?clinics acade)ic?research convention centers#

General "esidential Zone(G"Z); !n area within the)unicipalit( principall( for dwelling?housing purposes#

General Zoning ap; ! dul( authenticated )ap

delineating the different zones in which the whole

)unicipalit( is divided#

ocational learance; ! clearance issued to a pro,ect

that is allowed under the provisions of this Boning

Ordinance as well as other standards rules and

regulations on land use#Page .7

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itigating &eice; ! )eans to grant relief in co)pl(ing

with certain provisions of the Ordinance#

*on-on'or+ing use; 3-isting nonDconfor)ing

uses?establish)ents in an area allowed to operate inspite ofthe nonDconfor)it( to the provisions of the Ordinance

sub,ect to the conditions stipulated in the Boning Ordinance#

Pars and "ecreation Zone (P"Z); !n area designed for

diversion?a)use)ents and for the )aintenance of

ecological balance of the co))unit(#

"ural Area; !rea outside of designated urban area#

Set,ac ; The open space left between the building and lot

lines#

Socialied Housing Zone (SHZ); 1hall be used principall(

for socialized housing?dwelling purposes for the

underprivileged and ho)eless as defined in R! $2$+#

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5 i t Z (5Z) ! it ithi th i i lit


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5ourist Zone (5Z); !re sites within the )unicipalit(

endowed with natural or )an)ade ph(sical attributes and

resources that are conducive to recreation leisure and other

wholeso)e activities# !r,an Area(s); *nclude all baranga(s or portions of which

co)prising the Poblacion Central


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6ariance; ! special Locational Clearance which grants a propert( owner

relief fro) certain provisions of Boning Ordinance where because of the

particular ph(sical surrounding shape or topographical conditions of the

propert( co)pliance on height area setbacA bulA and?or densit( would

result in a particular hardship upon the owner as distinguished fro) a)ere inconvenience or a desire to )aAe )ore )one(#

7arehouse; Refers to a storage and?or depositor( of those in business

of perfor)ing warehouse services for others for profit#

7ater Zone (7Z); !re bodies of water within the )unicipalit( which

include rivers strea)s laAes and seas e-cept those included in otherzone classification#

Zone$&istrict ; !n area within the )unicipalit( for specific land use as

defined b( )an)ade or natural boundaries#

Zoning Ad+inistrator$Z%*I*G %11I" ; ! )unicipal?govern)ent

e)plo(ee responsible for the i)ple)entation?enforce)ent of the BoningOrdinance in a co))unit(#

5$nin& Ordinan#e# A local legal measure which em'odies regulations

affecting land use.

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&iision into Zones or &istricts To effectivel( carr( out the


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&iision into Zones or &istricts; To effectivel( carr( out the

provisions of this Boning Ordinance the )unicipalit( is hereb(

divided into the following zones or district as shown in the

Official Boning Maps# /Refer to !nne-es < and C for

appropriate color codes0

Low >ensit( Residential Bone /RD%0

Mediu) >ensit( Residential Bone /RD20

=igh >ensit( Residential Bone /RD50

Low >ensit( Co))ercial Bone /CD%0

Mediu) >ensit( Co))ercial Bone /CD20

General *nstitutional Bone /G*B0

!gricultural Bone /!GB0

*ndustrial Bone /!*B0

@orest Bone /@B0

ParAs and other Recreation Bone /PRB0

ater Bone /B0

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Zoning aps and Zone #oundaries8 Interpretation o' the

Zone #oundary. *n the interpretation of the boundaries for

an( of the zones indicated on the Boning Map the following

rules shall appl(:

here zone boundaries are so indicated that the( appro-i)atel(

follow the center of streets or highwa( the street or highwa( rightDofD

wa( lines shall be construed to be the boundaries#

here zone boundaries are so indicated that the( appro-i)atel(follow the lot lines such lot lines shall be construed to be the

boundaries#

here zone boundaries are so indicated that the( are appro-i)atel(

parallel to the center lines or rightDofDwa( lines of streets and

highwa(s such zone boundaries shall be construed as beingparallel thereto and at such distance there fro) as indicated in the

zoning )ap# *f no distance is given such di)ension shall be

deter)ined b( the use of the scale shown in said zoning )ap#

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here the boundar( of a zone follows appro-i)atel( a railroad

line such boundar( shall be dee)ed to be the railroad rightDofD

wa(# here the boundar( of a zone follows a strea) laAe or other

bodies of water said boundar( line shall be dee)ed to be at the

li)it of the political ,urisdiction of the co))unit( unless

otherwise indicated#


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here zone boundar( is indicated as oneDlotDdeep said depth shall

be construed to be the average lot depth of the lots involved within

each particular )unicipal blocA# here however an( lot has a

depth greater than said average the re)aining portion of said lot

shall be construed as covered b( the oneDlotDdeep zoning district

provided the re)aining portion has an area less than fift( percent

/7'I0 of the total area of the entire lot# *f the re)aining portion has

an area e6uivalent to fift( percent /7'I0 or )ore of the total area of

the lot then the average lot depth shall appl( to the lot which shall

beco)e a lot divided and covered b( two or )ore different zoning

districts as the case )a( be#

*n case of an( re)aining doubt as to the location of an( propert(

along zone boundar( lines such propert( shall be considered asfalling within the less restrictive zone#

The te-tual description of the zone boundaries shall prevail over

that of the Official Boning Maps#

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CBMS as a Tool #or Povert$ %eduction and CC&'D%%MCBMS as a Tool #or Povert$ %eduction and CC&'D%%M

Community%(ased !onitoring )ystem


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(at is CBMS)

An organized way of collecting information at the local

level for use of local government units, national

government agencies, non-government organizations,and civil society for planning, program implementation

and monitoring.

A tool intended for improved governance and greater

transparency and accountability in resource allocation.

LGUs provide inputs in the design of the C!" data

collection instruments for greater applicability to

various communities and play significant roles in the

advocacy of C!" to other LGUs and sta#eholders.

$t involves the complete enumeration of all households.

LGUs ta#e the lead in the data collection and

processing, serve as the repository of the database and

use the data in the formulation of annual development

and investment plans.


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(at is CBMS)

!embers of the community are li#ewise involved in

the whole C!" process.

%ata are submitted to the ne&t higher geopoliticallevel, allowing for the establishment of databan#sat each geopolitical level.

$t uses a mapping software '()%* to facilitateC!"-based poverty mapping and for storing anddisplaying household- and individual- levelinformation.

+here are core indicators that are beingmeasured to determine the welfare status of thepopulation. +hese indicators capture themultidimensional aspects of poverty.


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C!" builds the capacity of the members of the

community to participate in the development planning

and monitoring process

C!" enriches e&isting LGU databases

C!" enhances the preparation of socioeconomic

profiles, development and investment plans

C!" aids in diagnosing poverty at the local level.

C!" aids in formulating appropriate interventions

C!" aids resource allocation

C!" helps in identifying eligible beneficiaries

C!" data can be used as basis for impact monitoring

of pro/ects and programs

C!" for Localizing the !%Gs

ses o# CBMS

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