Marikina City General Hospital Site Selection

GROSS SELECTION SITE
MACRO SITE A
1. Marikina City
General Hospital(Level3)
DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
The City of Marikina (Filipino: Lungsod ng Marikina) is known

as the
"Shoe Capital of the
Philippines".
Located on the island of Luzon, Marikina City is one of the

cities
and
municipalities that comprise Metro Manila, the National Capital
Region
in
the
Philippines.
Marikina is a lush valley bounded by mountain ranges and sliced by a river. Located
along the eastern border of Metro Manila, Marikina City is bordered on the west by
Quezon City, to the south by Pasig City and Cainta, Rizal, to the east by Antipolo
City,
the
capital
of
Rizal
province, and to the north by San Mateo also in Rizal province. It is approximately
21
km.
away from Manila, and lies within 14 35' latitude and 14 41' longitude.
Marikina City is the most industrialized in Metro Manila. There are many
landmarks
located
in the city, such as Marikina Sports Park, Marikina Hotel, Marquinton Place, Loyola
Memorial
Park, Riverbanks Center, Guinness Book of Records biggest pair of shoes in the
world
located inside Riverbanks Mall in Riverbanks Center and some biggest malls in the
metropolis near Marikina City, like Sta. Lucia East Grandmall and Robinsons Place
Metro
East which is along Marcos Highway.
Marikina was given the title the "Shoe Capital of the Philippines", because of
its
notable
shoe industry. Shoemakers in the city recently finished creating the world's largest
pair
of
shoes and hopes to have the Guinness Book of Records recognize it. The Shoe
Museum
in
the city is also the home of the famous shoes of former First Lady Imelda Marcos.
One of the most important place in the city is Marikina River, a tributary of the Pasig
River
Location: MARIKINA CITY
runs through the center of the city. The city in fact occupies a part of the Marikina
Valley
and
is sometimes prone to flooding especially when typhoons hit the area. During
Christmas
Season, Marikina River is a traditional venue for the Marikina Christmas Festival.

MACRO SITE B
1. Quezon City
Quezon City Filipino: Lungsod Quezon, also

known to Filipinos by its initials as QC) is the
most populous city in the Philippines. It is one of
the cities that make up Metro Manila,
the National Capital Region of the Philippines.
Quezon City was named after Manuel L.
Quezon, second President of the Philippines,
who founded the city and developed it to replace
theCity of Manila as the national capital for 28
years from 1948 to 1976.[5] Quezon City is not
located in and should not be confused
with Quezon Province, which was also named
after the president. It is the largest city in Metro
Manila in terms of land area and most populated
local government unit in the country.
Having been the national capital for almost three decades, Quezon City is the site of
many government offices, including theBatasang Pambansa Complex, which is the seat of
the House of Representatives (the lower chamber of the Philippine Congress).[5] Quezon City
also holds the University of the Philippines Diliman, the national university, and Ateneo de
Manila University.
The city lies on the Guadalupe plateau which is a relatively high plateau on the northeast
corner of the metropolis between the lowlands of Manila to the southwest and the Marikina
River valley to the east. The southern portion is drained by the very narrow San Juan River and
its tributaries to Pasig River, while running in the northern portions of the city is the equally
narrow Tullahan River.
Quezon City is bordered by Manila to the southwest, by Caloocan and Valenzuela City to the
west
and
northwest.
To
the
south
liesSan
Juan and Mandaluyong,
while Marikina and Pasig borders Quezon City to the southeast. To the north across Marilao
River liesSan Jose del Monte in the province of Bulacan and to the east lies Rodriguez and San
Mateo, both in the province of Rizal.
The city can be divided into a number of areas. The southern portion of the city is divided into a
number of places including Diliman, Commonwealth, the Project areas, Cubao, Kamias,
Kamuning, New Manila, San Francisco del Monte, and Santa Mesa Heights. The northern half
of the city is often called Novaliches and contains the areas of Fairview and Lagro. Most of
these areas have no defined boundaries and are primarily residential in nature.

MACRO SITE C
1. Antipolo City
Antipolo City, officially the City of

Antipolo (Filipino: Lungsod ng Antipolo), is a city in
the Philippines located in the province ofRizal; about 25
kilometres (16 mi) east of Manila. It is the largest city in
the CALABARZON Region. It is also the seventh most
populous city in the country with a population of 677,741 in
2010.[3]
Antipolo was converted from a municipality into a component city of Rizal
Province on April 4, 1998, under Republic Act No. 8508. A new provincial capitol
building was inaugurated in the city in March 2009 to replace the old capitol
in Pasig which has long been outside the jurisdiction of Rizal Province; after Pasig
was included in Metro Manila in 1975. With the transfer of the provincial
government to Antipolo, it is highly favored to be officially designated as the new
capital of the province.[4] On March 14, 2011, Antipolo was declared a "highlyurbanized city" by President Benigno Aquino; such proclamation however still needs
to be ratified in a plebiscite.[5]
The city is popular for being a pilgrimage site. It prides itself as the
"Pilgrimage Capital of the Philippines."[6] The Marian image of the Our Lady of
Peace and Good Voyage or the Virgin of Antipolo, which was brought in
from Mexico in 1626, and enshrined in the Antipolo Cathedral has a continuous
following among Filipino Catholics since the Spanish era.[7] A popular custom of
pilgrims to the Virgin of Antipolo is the trek going to its shrine on the eves of Good
Friday and May 1, from various locations in Rizal Province and Metro Manila. Some
pilgrims would begin the trek from Quiapo Church in Downtown Manila following the
procession of the image.[8] There is also an existing custom to have new cars
blessed at the church in the belief that this will ensure the safety of the car and its
passengers.[9]
Its higher elevation than that of Metro Manila affords it a scenic view of the
metropolis, especially at night. Its locally grownmangoes and cashews are popular
among tourists, as well as suman a local delicacy made out of glutinous rice.
TheHinulugang Taktak National Park, which was once a popular summer get-away is
being restored to become again one of the city's primary attractions
DISCRETE SITE SELECTION

MICRO SITE A
1. Sto. Nino, Marikina
Site A, which situated along Sumulong

Highway, Barangay Santo Nino,Marikina
City, covered a total lot area of more than 7
hectares or an area of exactly 76,280 sq.
m. The site is a corner lot located in the
major road, that will give the great
allocation for easy access to the proposed
project.
2. Bagbag, Quezon City
3. Macatubong, Antipolo Rizal
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Site B, which situated along F. Delos
Santos St., Barangay Bagbag Quezon
City,
The site is a corner lot located in the major
road, that will give the great allocation for
ambulant and non-ambulant patient easy
access to the proposed project.
Site B, which situated along the

macatubong street brgy. Sta cruz
antipolo, rizal, covered a total lotarea
of more than 3.3 hectares or an area
of exactly 33, 316 sq. M. Antipolo
commonly composed of mountains
and hilly type of land which the site
located on the upper part ofthe city,
the lot defines to be medium to
slightly slope. It was not directly
visibleto the sumulong roads of the city. Buildable areas and slightly sloping
terrainland on the side create a more beautiful site configurationthat will give the
great allocation of the project viewing the cloud 9 hotel and resort.
SITE CRITERIA:
For Choosing the Best Suitable Site for General Hospital
(Level III)
1. Physical
Elements
1.1 Size and
Land Area
1.2
Neighborhood
Character
1.3 Cost
2. Location
Preferences
2.1 Boundary
Map
2.2 Land Use
2.3 Zoning
2.4
Topography
2.7 Hazard
Map
2.8 Road
Network
3. Utilities
Available
3.1 Modes of
Transporation
3.2 Power
Supply
3.3 Drainage
and Sewerage
3.4 Water
Supply
3.5 Solid
Waste
management
4. User Analysis
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2.5 Soil
Condition
2.6 Flooding
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Total:
SITE JUSTIFICATION
The result of the Likert Scale System conducted by the proponent
determines the effective and specific location and site of the proposed project.
Site A which is in Barangay San Jose, Rodriguez, Rizal had win and gathered
the largest no. of points in choosing the site allocation for the proposal. Rest
assured that the chosen site or location will be functional not only to sustain the
primary needs of the target uses, but also in the inert significance and
importance of the proposed project in relation to the chosen site. This would
carry the project more effective and will bring the study to improve. As the
proponent will get along with the study, knowing seriously and carefully the
chosen site should be pay attention and must be studied well to come up a valid, significantly,
and effective design project proposal.
Socio- Economic Profile

Demographic Population

Population Census of MArikina as of 1: It shows that the last census 2007 and
2010 got the highest population in Marikina.
The native people in Marikina refer to themselves as "Marikeo"
(or Marikenyo, in Filipino). The population of Marikina is near half a million, making it
one of the most densely populated areas in the Philippines. Like other places in
Metro Manila, the original settlers are Tagalog. There has been constant migration of
ethnic groups in the Philippines such as Bicolanos, Ilocanos,Cebuanos and
other Visayan settlers. Tagalog is widely spoken and the main language in Marikina,
while English is used in education and business..
Marikina was one of the seats of the Spanish colonial government in past
centuries, and has been used as the base of Roman Catholic missions to
the Philippines.
Religious
orders
include
theDominicans,
the Franciscans,
the Jesuits and the Augustinians, which were the first to arrive in Marikina. The Our
Lady of the Abandoned Church, completed in 1572, is the seat of Nuestra Seora de
los Desamparados, the Patron Saint of Marikina. The majority of the population
isRoman Catholic.
Other Christian faiths in Marikina including Iglesia ni Cristo, Seventh-day
Adventist Church, Members Church of God International,Philippine Independent
Church, Jesus Miracle Crusade, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, more
than a dozen Baptistchurches and other small Christian groups. Pentecostal
Missionary Church of Christ (4th Watch) headquarters are located in the city. Other
small religions in Marikina are Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam.
Inventory of Existing Hospital

Location of Existing Hospital in the City of Marikina
SITE A
MACRO SITE
MACRO SITE
Vicinity Map of Site A 1
Location Map 1
SELECTION CRITERIA
SUITABLE GENERAL
HOSPITAL(LEVEL 3)
1. Site A. Sto. Nino, Marikina
SITE
Physical Elements
a. Size and land Area
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FOR CHOOSING A
b. Type of Lot: Corner Lot

Site A, which situated along Sumulong Highway, Barangay Santo Nino,Marikina City,
covered a total lot area of more than 7 hectares or an area of exactly 76,280 sq. m. The site is a
corner lot located in the major road, that will give the great allocation for easy access to the
proposed project.
FRONT VIEW
ACTUAL PHOTOS
Key Site Plan A

Photo 1: Showing the ront View of Site A 1
Key Site Plan A

Photo 2: Front View of Site A 1
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SIDE VIEW
Key Site Plan A
Photo 3: Showing the East Side of the Site
Photo 4: Showing the West Side of the Si 1
ACCESS ROAD
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Photo 1: MAjor Road Sumulong Highway facing the proposed site.
Photo 2: Sumulong Highway 1
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Photo 2: Southeast part of the Site A : Mayor Gil Fernando

Avenue
Photo 3: Southwest part of the site Katipunan St. facing Kia

Motors
BALANTE CREEK
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15
Photo 5:Balante Creek connecting Kia Motors and Site A
Ne
ghb
orh
ood Photo 6: Balante Creek Bridge 1
Character/Immediate Surroundings
Existing Hospital in Marikina City 1
2. Location Preferences
2.1 Boundaries and Adjacencies
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Sumulong Highway
Tropicana garden City
Katipunan Extension S
Balante Creek(3,880)
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SITE A
Boundary Map
3. Zoning
AS THE MAP SHOWN, THE SITE IS DIRECTLY UNDER THE (C-3)High
Desnity Commercial Zone AND CLOSELY RELATED AND SURROUNDED WITH
THE Residential Zone Area OF THE Marikeo people.
General Zoning Map

Flooding
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SITE A
As depicted in the flooding map (Flood Prone areas in Marikina),

both river banks for the whole stretch of the Marikina River
traversing the city are reported to be flood-prone areas and
frequently flooded during heavy rains/typhoons. While the normal
depth of the river is 3 meters it can go as high as 18 meters
during heavy downpour of rains. The Marikina River is practically
a catch basin of rain water coming from Rodriguez. (formerly
Montalban and San Mateo, Rizal)
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Flood Map
Utility Sytems
SITE A
Road Network (Road Map)

Modes of Transportation
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Marikina is easily accessible to other cities and towns since buses and
jeepneys en route to and from Cogeo, Antipolo, Pasig, Cainta, Taytay, San
Mateo, Montalban and parts of Quezon City traverse through the city regularly.
With the influx of vehicles everyday, traffic management measures are
implemented with joint efforts of the City Government of Marikina, Philippine
National Police and the Barangay Governments. The city prides itself in having
hassle-free roadways to the comfort and safety of motorists and commuters.
However, due to continuing population growth and corresponding increases in
vehicular trips, transportation is still a concern for Marikina City to maintain its
efficient transit system.
Power Supply
The Manila Electric Company (MERALCO) is the franchise power distributor of

Marikinas electric power supply/needs. As of 1996 residential uses account for
86.83% of total Meralco connections in the city, commercial uses account for
12.63% and industrial uses account for 0.54%.
Total
Industrial
Number
Column1
Commercial
Residential
0
Manila
Company
Customer
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
TOTAL
10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000
Number
34,187
4,973
212
39,372
Percent
86.83
12.63
0.54
100%
Source
Electric
(MERALCO)
Philippine Long Distance and Telephone Company (PLDT), Globe Telecoms and
BayanTel are the providers of land-based telephone services in the city.
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The Telecommunications Office Marikina Branch under the Department

of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) takes charge of
delivering/providing telegraphic services. Also, the city is served by two (2) major
private domestic telegraph companies;
Radio Communications of the
Philippines, Inc. (RCPI) and Philippine Telegraph and Telephone Company
(PT&T).
Drainage and Sewerage
The Marikina River serves as the citys principal drainage system. The Nangka
River which serves as the boundary of Marikina and the Municipality of San
Mateo similarly drains a sizeable area of Marikina, particularly the eastern
portions of the city. Other than these rivers, there are also a number of creeks
that can be found in the city. The city has several open and covered canals which
serve as its drainage system. Domestic and industrial wastes are discharged into
this canals and ultimately drains into the creeks and the river. Additional drainage
facilities especially in the flood-prone areas are under construction to lessen the
yearly flood-related problem of the city. Sewerage disposal for the rest of the city
is conducted mostly through septic tanks.
Water Supply
The citys water supply is provided by the Manila Water Company (formerly
Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System). Domestic use accounts for
92.41% of the total water consumption in the city and commercial use accounts
for the remaining 7.59%.
Solid Waste Management
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Existing Drainage Map

Garbage Collecting
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The garbage that is being collected is transported to the Garbage

Transfer Station located at the back of the city hall where dumptrucks are
waiting which in turn transport the same to the sanitary landfill site situated
in San Mateo Rizal. These are collected along the road/street at curbside.
Residents and owners of establishments are required to discharge wastes in
plastic bags or trash receptacles prior to the arrival of garbage compactor.
The city has also adopted a Users Pay Principle (the more garbage you
generate the greater the cost you incur). This is the substance of the city
ordinance which requires commercial establishments to use only official bags
which they can purchase from the Waste Management Office at P25.00 per
piece (big size) and P12.00 per piece (small size). This scheme is intended to
persuade commercial establishments into minimizing on their garbage
generation to save on cost.
A schedule for garbage collection per area is set once a week in

residential areas, twice a week in commercial/industrial areas, and 24hour service in the public market zone.
Water Supply
The citys water supply is provided by the Manila Water Company

(formerly Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System). Domestic use
accounts for 92.41% of the total water consumption in the city and commercial
use accounts for the remaining 7.59%.
Solid Waste Management
The Solid Waste collection and disposal operations in the city is being
administered by the Waste Management Office (WMO). The city is equipped with
twenty four (24) compactor trucks and ten (10) dump trucks, manned by 255
personnel. With the effective deployment of equipment and manpower and the
use of a Garbage Transfer Station, the city is credited with a high garbage
collection efficiency rate of 98% based on 1999 data. (Considered as one of he
highest in Metro Manila)
SITE ANALYSIS
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SWOT ANALYSIS
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SITE B
MACRO SITE
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MACRO SITE
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SITE B
SITE
SELECTION CRITERIA
SUITABLE GENERAL
HOSPITAL(LEVEL 3)
1. Site B. Bagbay, Quezon City
FOR CHOOSING A
Physical Elements
a. Size and land Area
b. Type of Lot: Corner Lot

Site B, which situated along F. Delos Santos St., Barangay Bagbag Quezon City,
The site is a corner lot located in the major road, that will give the great allocation for ambulant
and non-ambulant patient easy access to the proposed project.
ACTUAL PHOTO
SITE B
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Photo 1: Front view of the Site at Bagbag,Quezon City

SITE B
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Photo 1: Northeast of the Site

SITE B
SITE B
Photo 3: Northwest side

of the site 1
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32
Photo 4: South portion of the site 1
ACCESS ROAD
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Photo 5: Showing the Gate of F. Delos Santos St.
Photo 6: COrner Street of the Site
SITE B
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SITE B
General Zoning Map
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SITE B
Road Network (Road Map)
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Road Network (New Road Map

Modes of Transportation
Based on the traffic survey on major roads conducted by the MMDA Traffic En-gineering
Center, EDSA is the most heavily used road in the City with a total of 2.06 million vehicles
per day (mvpd), followed by A. Bonifacio Avenue with 1.34 mvpd, then Katipunan Avenue (C5) and Quezon Avenue each with 1.34 mvpd. Along EDSA, the portion from West Avenue to
Quezon Avenue has the highest count at 0.3 mvpd while the lowest is at the section from
Bago Bantay to Congressional with 0.120 mvpd. Along Quezon Avenue, the highest volume
occurs at the section from BIR Road to Elliptical Road with 0.2 mvpd and the lowest is from D. Tuazon to Banawe at 0.1 mvpd.
As to type of vehicles, jeepneys com-prise 9% of the total traffic volume while buses make
up 4%. Cars comprise 70% while trucks represent 4%. Motorcycles make up 12% of the total
number of vehi-cles in the streets. For tricycles which ply the inner areas, the Citys Tricycle
Regula-tory Unit has registered a total of 24,800 tricycles distributed among 150 Tricycle
Operators and Drivers Association (TODA) routes.
Power Supply suppl
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Manila Electric Company (MERALCO) adequately serves the electric power requirement of the City. Three (3) power transmission lines (two from north Luzon and one
from South Luzon) of MERALCO pass within the City terminating at its Balintawak and Galas
delivery point sta-tions. There are twelve MERALCO sub-stations all over the City.
Power supply
Water Supply
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Water supply in the City is provided by the two concessionaires of the

Metropoli-tan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS). The north and west
parts of the City are within the concession area of Maynilad Water Services, Inc
while the southeast is under the Manila Water Co., Inc. Solid Waste
Management
Water Supply
Drainage and Sewerage
Existing Drainage Map

There are still parts in the City not yet covered by the supply network
of Maynilad. These are in Payatas (around the dumpsite and near the
boundary of Rodriguez Rizal), in Holy Spirit (north part of BF Homes), in North
Fairview and in Kaligayahan (inner part of Zabarte Subd.).
Drainage
The City is within the catchment area of five river systems. (Fig. 15.) San Juan River
which collects surface run-off in 46% of the Citys territory has the largest coverage. This
includes the area east side of Quirino Highway at Barangays San Bar-tolome, Bagbag and
Talipapa eastwards to Holy Spirit then at south from Mayon Street in La Loma down to Camp
Aguinaldo on the east side. About 100 kilometers of rivers and creeks form the drainage
network within this basin.
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SITE ANALYSIS SWOT
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Inventory of Existing Hospital
SITE C
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SITE C
SITE SELECTION CRITERIA
FOR CHOOSING A SUITABLE GENERAL

HOSPITAL(LEVEL 3)
2. Brgy. Sta Cruz Antipolo, Rizal
Physical Elements
. Size and land Area
SITE C
SITE C
.
Site B, which situated along the macatubong street brgy. Sta cruz antipolo,
rizal, covered a total lotarea of more than 3.3 hectares or an area of exactly 33, 316
sq. M. Antipolo commonly composed of mountains and hilly type of land which the
site located on the upper part ofthe city, the lot defines to be medium to slightly
slope. It was not directly visibleto the sumulong roads of the city. Buildable areas
and slightly sloping terrainland on the side create a more beautiful site
configurationthat will give the great allocation of the project viewing the cloud 9
hotel and resort.
DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE
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Demographic Profile: Shows the number of male and female population in barangay sta. Cruz
where the site has been specified.
Antipolo City has the second largest land area in Rizal Province next only to Rodriguez.
Its total area of 38,504.44 hectares is equivalent to 29.9% of Rizals territory. Antipolo comprises
16 barangays namely: San Roque, San Jose, San Isidro, Dela Paz, Cupang, Mayamot,
Mambugan, Calawis, Dalig, Beverly Hills, Sta. Cruz, San Luis, Inarawan, San Juan, Bagong
Nayon and Muntindilaw. Barangays with large areas are San Jose (13,787 has.), Calawis (5,581
has.), San Juan (2,327 has.) and Cupang (1,568 has.). Antipolo also has a historical claim of a
portion (556 hectares) of Brgy. Sta Inez.
ACTUAL PHOTOS
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GENERAL ZONING
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THE SITE IS DIRECTLY UNDER THE URBANZONE AND CLOSELY RELATED AND
SURROUNDED WITH THE TOURISM ZONE OF THE WHOLE BARANGAY.
GENERAL ZONING MAP (20112020)

STA CRUZ ZONING
STA. CRUZ ZONING MAP

FLOODING
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FLOOD
USER ANALYSIS
MAP
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA OF EXPECTED USERS
Medium Intensity Commercial Zone

The selected site which located to the general zonal locations of the
municipality is classified as Medium Intensity Commercial Zone (C-2) . The
proposed chosen site is a large parcel of land (THE MACATUBONG STREET BRGY.
STA,CUZ, Antipolo Rizal) that is very vacant or rawland as the Municipal Assessors
classified it as best for for being developed into having a General Hospital level III.
Its distance away from the nearest equivalent structure is enough to eliminate the
clash between its target market and is alongside a major road where public vehicles
are accessible.
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GROSS SELECTION SITE

DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS

The City of Marikina (Filipino: Lungsod ng Marikina) is known

Located on the island of Luzon, Marikina City is one of the

DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS

Quezon City Filipino: Lungsod Quezon, also

DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS

Antipolo City, officially the City of

DISCRETE SITE SELECTION

Site A, which situated along Sumulong

2. Bagbag, Quezon City

Location: MARIKINA CITY

3. Macatubong, Antipolo Rizal

Site B, which situated along the

For Choosing the Best Suitable Site for General Hospital

Socio- Economic Profile

Location: MARIKINA CITY

Inventory of Existing Hospital

Vicinity Map of Site A 1

Location: MARIKINA CITY

a. Size and land Area

b. Type of Lot: Corner Lot

Location: MARIKINA CITY

Key Site Plan A

Key Site Plan A

Location: MARIKINA CITY

Key Site Plan A

Photo 3: Showing the East Side of the Site

Photo 4: Showing the West Side of the Si 1

Photo 1: MAjor Road Sumulong Highway facing the proposed site.

Photo 2: Sumulong Highway 1

Location: MARIKINA CITY

Photo 2: Southeast part of the Site A : Mayor Gil Fernando

Photo 3: Southwest part of the site Katipunan St. facing Kia

Location: MARIKINA CITY

Photo 5:Balante Creek connecting Kia Motors and Site A

Location: MARIKINA CITY

Existing Hospital in Marikina City 1

Location: MARIKINA CITY

Tropicana garden City

Location: MARIKINA CITY

General Zoning Map

Location: MARIKINA CITY

As depicted in the flooding map (Flood Prone areas in Marikina),

Road Network (Road Map)

The Manila Electric Company (MERALCO) is the franchise power distributor of

10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000

The Telecommunications Office Marikina Branch under the Department

Solid Waste Management

Location: MARIKINA CITY

Existing Drainage Map

The garbage that is being collected is transported to the Garbage

A schedule for garbage collection per area is set once a week in

The citys water supply is provided by the Manila Water Company

Location: MARIKINA CITY

a. Size and land Area

b. Type of Lot: Corner Lot

Location: MARIKINA CITY

Photo 1: Front view of the Site at Bagbag,Quezon City

Location: MARIKINA CITY

Photo 1: Northeast of the Site

Location: MARIKINA CITY

Location: MARIKINA CITY