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INTRODUCTION

Siocon is a first class municipality located in the southern part of the Province of
Zamboanga del Norte. It lies on latitude 7° 42” N, longitude 122° 08” E. It is situated in the
northeast quadrant of Region IX and north of Zamboanga City, the former Regional Center.
Siocon lies southwest of Dipolog City, the provincial capital of Zamboanga del Norte. It is
bounded on the west by the Sulu Sea, on the East by the newly created Sibugay Province, on
the North by the Municipality of Baliguian, and on the South by the Municipality of Sirawai.

Figure 1. Location Map

Basically Siocon is an agricultural community with potential fishing area along the
coastal barangays. The Municipality comprises a total land area of 50,320 hectares with 26
barangays. Based on record, total area for forest and watershed covers 31,669.63 hectares
while Agricultural has a total area of 10,737.80 hectares.

The recent population of Siocon report shows the annual growth rate of 2.28% from
the 2015 PSA record of 46,907. Based on the table below, the municipality of Siocon
experienced gradual growth of population for the past decades. This phenomenon happens
because of the unstable peace and order situation that this municipality experienced.
However, in the succeeding years, an increase of population has been recorded. The highest
population growth recorded was in 2007 with an increase of 8,552 due to the influx of people
from neighboring municipalities when the then TVIRD, Inc (Phils), a mining company, is at the
peak of its operation.

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Figure 2. Historical Growth of Population

Historical Growth of Population

50,000 17
2.28
45,000
3.36 0.36 12
40,000 7.24

Growth Rate (Percent)

3.01
35,000 3.10 1.21 7
1.23 1.06 2.01 -1.06
Population

30,000 0.00
2
25,000
46,644
20,000 41,221 41,673 -3

15,000 32,699
26,723 29,519 26,544 28,196 -8
10,000 18,842
16,953 -13
5,000 10,529 11,751
- -18
1939 1948 1960 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2007 2010 2015

Year Average Yearly Population Growth Rate (Percent)

Source: PSA, Census of 2015

Table 1. Total Population, Household Population, No. of Household Per Barangay

PSA Census 2015 vs. RCBMS Data of 2017

Number of RCBMS RCBMS

Total Household
Households Population HH
Barangay Population Population
Record Record
2015 2015 2015 2017 2017
BALAGUNAN 1,812 1,802 410 2,154 398
ANDRES MICUBO SR. 947 942 214 945 230
BUCANA 2,773 2,757 627 2,535 483
BULACAN 782 778 177 899 147
DIONISIO RICONALLA 1,416 1,408 320 1,110 320
CANDIZ 3,529 3,508 798 3,081 326
JOSE P. BRILLANTES, 2,002
1,954 1,943 442
SR. 565
LATABON 1,658 1,649 375 648 224
MATEO FRANCISCO 1,090 1,084 247 956 218
MALIPOT 728 724 165 1,123 167
NEW LITUBAN 1,775 1,765 402 2,624 352
PISAWAK 1,824 1,814 413 2,512 532
POBLACION 6,328 6,293 1,432 6,328 1,017
SANTA MARIA 3,046 3,029 689 4,760 682
SUHAILE ARABI 2,482 2,468 562 2,435 342
TIBANGAO 1,136 1,130 257 1,086 205
S. CABRAL 843 838 191 1,340 260
DATU SAILILA 548 545 124 592 105
MAKIANG 2,143 2,131 485 2,164 600
MALAMBUHANGIN 582 579 132 347 116

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MANAOL 1,744 1,734 395 1,744 275

MATIAG 1,039 1,033 235 2,500 274
PANGIAN 927 922 210 830 166
SIAY 1,747 1,737 395 1,835 334
TABAYO 3,600 3,580 815 3,673 617
TAGAYTAY 454 451 101 492 103
Total: 46,907 46,644 10,613 50,715 9,058
Source: PSA Census of 2015, RCBMS Data of 2017

Figure 3. RCBMS Household Record

Siocon has a total road length of 262.22 kilometers. Out of this total road length,
about 26.60 kms are classified as National Roads, 86.64 kms are Provincial Roads, 13.39 kms
are Municipal Roads and 135.59 kms are Barangay Roads.

Table 2. Summary of Road Inventory, 2017

LENGTH OF ROADS & BRIDGES

ROAD
Concrete Asphalt Graveled Earth Width
CLASSIFICATION Total
(Km.) (Km.) (Km.) (Km.) (LM)
1. National Road 26.60 0.00 0 12.0 26.60

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2. Provincial Road 8.95 75.59 2.1 12.0 86.64

3. Municipal Road 11.93 0.50 0.97 10.0 13.39
4. Barangay Road 14.78 73.22 47.59 6.0 135.59
Total: 62.26 149.31 50.66 40.00 262.22
Source: MPDC, Road Inventory Report CY 2017

Figure 4. Local Road Network

OBJECTIVES:

This plan aims to achieve the following objectives:

1. Reclaim public roads
2. Removal of illegal structures, constructions and obstructions
3. Provide short-term rehabilitation plan for road clearing operations and
activities
4. Provide displacement strategies and programs for affected individuals
5. Formulate long-term rehabilitation plan and sustainability plan

SCOPE:

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This manual describes the components of the local road clearing operations of the
Local Government of Siocon in compliance to the DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2019-121:
Presidential Directive during the 4th State of the National Address of the President to clear
roads of illegal structures and constructions.

This manual mentions the basic policies, objectives, strategies, and programs with
regards to the road clearing operations of the municipality.

POLICY STATEMENT:

The Local Government of Siocon, Zamboanga del Norte is 100% committed for the
full compliance to the President Duterte’s nationwide directive to clear all public rods.

The LGU will promote concept of optimum operation and rehabilitation through the
implementation of awareness training to its personnel and LGUs desire to achieve the
objectives within the prescribed period of compliance.

THE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE:

In the execution of the issued DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2019-121 pertaining
to Road Clearing and banning of illegal Constructions, the LGU has created an Executive Order
No. 43, series of 2019 creating the Municipal Task Force in the implementation of said
Memorandum.

Task Force composition:

Chairman: Hon. Julius S. Lobrigas, Mun. Mayor
Vice Chairman: Hon. Karom M. Esmali, Mun. Vice Mayor
Members: Hon. Bonifacio S. Lobrigas, SB Member – Committee Chair on Infra
Hon. Muin Sangkula, ABC President
Ms. Melinda R. Velasco, MLGOO
Nivard S. De Guzman, Mun Budget Officer
Engr. Felizardo R. Canama, MENRO
Engr. Blas V. Billones, Jr., MEO
Engr. Josephine T. Jamolod, MPDC
PCPT. Dominador M. Dalion, PNP
Josephine Dumencil, Brgy. Chairman – J.P. Brillantes
Carmelita Lu, Brgy. Chairman – Manaol
Khan Mohammad Esmali, Brgy. Chairman – Poblacion
Edgardo G. Paler, Brgy. Chairman – New Lituban
Salam Madjales, Brgy. Chairman – S. Arabi
Miguel Ursaiz, CSO Representative

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Jessica Antopina, Women’s President

Fr. Simplicio Lomarda, Jr., Religious Sector Representative

Task Force Duties and Responsibilities:

The Task Force shall carry out the road clearing operations and shall ensure submission of
reports in compliance with the memorandum circular.

Municipal Engineering Office – shall be the lead office/department in the implementation of

the road clearing activities, such as conducting of road
inventories, identifying illegal structures, issuance of notices
and removal and demolition of illegal structures.

PNP of Siocon – shall be the lead support for peace and security during the
road clearing activities.

Municipal Mayor’s Office – shall be the lead office for the coordination of all offices
involve including close monitoring with the barangays and
ensure validation and evaluation procedures to effectively
implement the nationwide directive.

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IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY AND SCHEDULE:

Table 3. Schedule of activities

Activity Strategy Responsible Office Timeline

Conduct of inventory Coordination meeting Mayor’s Office, MPDC August 27, 2019
of all Public Roads and with the Office of Office, Mun.
Sidewalks MPDC and Engineering Office
Engineering for the
identification of all
Provincial, National
and Municipal Roads.
Identification of all Coordination meeting Mayor’s Office, MPDC September 9, 2019
Illegal Structures, with the 26 barangay Office, Mun.
constructions and chairman. Engineering Office, 26
obstructions of all Barangays
public roads
Issuance of Mun. Engineering September 10, 2019
memorandum to the Office, 26 Barangays
26 barangays for the
identification of illegal
structures along
national, provincial
and municipal roads in
their respective
barangays.
Issuance of 1st Notice Mun. Engineering September 16, 2019
to clear, remove and Office, 26 Barangays
demolish illegal
structures along public
roads and sidewalks
Issuance of 2nd notice Mun. Engineering September 23, 2019
to residents who did Office, 26 Barangays
not comply to the 1st
notice issued
Issuance of 3rd notice September 25, 2019
to residents who did
not comply

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Removal obstructions Conducted massive Mayor’s Office, PNP, September 26-29,

and Demolition of demolition of all illegal Mun. Engineering 2019
illegal structure and structures, Office
constructions obstructions and
constructions in
coordination with the
PNP in Brgy. Poblacion
(urban area)
Conduct road clearing Issuance of Mayor’s Office September 27-29,
operations in other memorandum to 26 2019
barangays barangays to conduct
road clearing
operations and
demolition of illegal
structures within their
respective barangays
Rehabilitation Provide funds for the September 30 -
program rehabilitation of all onwards
cleared roads and
sidewalks.
Install signages and
streetlights.
Provide operation and
maintenance funds for
roads annually

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IDENTIFICATION OF PUBLIC ROADS SUBJECT TO ROAD CLEARING

OPERATIONS:

The major arterial road of the municipality is the Baliguian-Siocon-Sirawai National

Highway traversing the municipality. Aside from being the primary road, which links most of
the municipality’s barangays, it also serves as a national thoroughfare connecting Siocon to
other municipalities of Zamboanga del Norte province and to the province of Zamboanga
Sibugay.

Table 4. Major Arterial Road

Road Name Type of Road Length (KM)

Baliguian Boundary – Siocon National Road 26.60
– Sirawai Boundary Road
Source: MPDC, Road Inventory Report CY 2017

Figure 5. Major Arterial Road

Running almost perpendicular to the arterial roads are five (5) other arterial roads,
maintained by the national and provincial government. At present, all of these are vital road
linkages in as much as they provide access to towns and cities of the provinces, namely:

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Zamboanga Sibugay, Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga del Sur, the cities of Zamboanga,
Dipolog and Dapitan. These arterial roads are enumerated as follows:

Table 5. Secondary Arterial Roads

No. Road Name Type of Road Length (KM)

1 Brgy. M. Francisco – R.T. Lim Boundary Road Secondary National Road 37.77
2 Sitio Paduan, Brgy. Candiz – Tungawan, Barangay Road (Proposed 11.40
Zamboanga Sibugay Boundary Road Provincial Road)
3 Brgy. Poblacion – Brgy. S. Arabi Road Provincial Road 1.80
4 Brgy. Poblacion – Brgy. D. Riconalla Road Provincial Road 7.58
5 Brgy. Poblacion – Brgy. Pisawak Road Provincial Road 5.64
Total: 64.19
Source: MPDC, Road Inventory Report CY 2017

Figure 6. Secondary Arterial Roads

Meanwhile, collector and service roads are those which branch out from these
arterial roads. These include all the municipal and barangay roads in the area. Aside from
serving the main access of the population in the inner portion of the Municipality of Siocon,

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these roads particularly, the service roads are also used as farm-to-market roads by the
farmers of the locality.

Table 6. Municipal Roads

LENGTH OF MUNICIPAL ROADS (Kms.)

NEWLY SUB-
Name of Roads CONCRETE ASPHALT GRAVEL EARTH
CONCRETED TOTAL
(KM) (KM) (KM) (KM)
(KM) (KM)
1. G. ALANO STREET 0.302 0.112 0.414

2. CUBERO STREET 0.293 0.108 0.401

3. SAN ISIDRO STREET 0.100 0.100

4. DR. JOSE PASTOR ST. 0.099 0.099

5. CAÑETE STREET 0.101 0.084 0.185

6. TOMBOC STREET 0.540 0.540

7. G. CAMPANER STREET 0.302 0.302
8. J. ARABI STREET 0.314 0.314
9. M. RANILLO STREET 0.289 0.289
10. D. RICONALLA STREET 0.589 0.589
11. QUIRINO STREET 0.272 0.272
12. GEN. LUNA STREET 0.226 0.269 0.495
13. TARIELLA STREET 0.267 0.046 0.313
14. A. BONIFACIO STREET 0.195 0.070 0.265
15. J. LAUREL STREET 0.285 0.080 0.365
16. JOHNSTON STREET 0.302 0.067 0.369
17. F. CASES STREET 0.325 0.058 0.383
18. VETERANS STREET 0.082 0.154 0.085 0.321
19. PRESTOZA STREET 0.349 0.349
20. BUENDIA AVENUE 1.149 0.075 1.224
21. MAGSAYSAY AVENUE 1.154 1.154
22. MACAPAGAL AVENUE 1.459 1.459
23. QUEZON AVENUE 1.540 1.540
24. NO NAME 1 (Paraguya) 0.065 0.065
25. J. ALANO STREET 0.120 0.120
26. NO NAME 2 (Manera) 0.120 0.120
27. NO NAME 3 (Cichon) 0.035 0.035
28. NO NAME 4 (Jakan H.) 0.100 0.100 0.200
29. NO NAME 5 0.200 0.200

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(Bliss Elem.)
30. NO NAME 6 (Boundary 0.000
Poblacion/ S. Arabi) 0.150 0.150
31. PC HILL ROAD 0.800 0.800
GRAND TOTAL 10.569 0.458 0.000 0.885 0.720 12.632
Source: MPDC, Road Inventory Report CY 2017

Figure 7. Municipal Roads

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Table 7. Barangays along Public Roads subject to Road Clearing operations

No. of identified illegal

Barangays
Road Name Type of Road structures/obstructions
covered
/constructions
Baliguian Boundary – National Road Sta. Maria 6
Siocon – Sirawai Matiag 0
Boundary Road Tibangao 24
M. Francisco 0
Poblacion 10
Manaol 11
Pangian 4
A.L. Micubo 33
Latabon 11
Malambuhangin No submission
Brgy. M. Francisco – R.T. Secondary M. Francisco 0
Lim Boundary Road National Road Tagaytay 15
D. Sailela 28
Malipot 26
Siay 15
Pisawak 9
Tabayo 25
Candiz No Submission
Sitio Paduan, Brgy. Barangay Road Candiz No Submission
Candiz – Tungawan, (Proposed
Zamboanga Sibugay Provincial Road)
Boundary Road
Brgy. Poblacion – Brgy. S. Provincial Road Poblacion 2
Arabi Road S. Arabi No Submission
Brgy. Poblacion – Brgy. Provincial Road J. P. Brillantes 68
D. Riconalla Road New Lituban 3
Makiang 30
D. Riconalla 4
Brgy. Poblacion – Brgy. Provincial Road Makiang 0
Pisawak Road Bulacan 21
Pisawak 0
Total: 345
Source: MEO

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Table 8. Inventory of Municipal Roads with identified Illegal Obstruction, Structures and
Construction

No. of identified illegal

Street Name Type of Street Barangay structures/obstructions
/constructions
G. ALANO STREET Municipal Poblacion 25
CUBERO STREET Municipal Poblacion 13
SAN ISIDRO STREET Municipal Poblacion 0
DR. JOSE PASTOR ST. Municipal Poblacion 0
CAÑETE STREET Municipal Poblacion 0
TOMBOC STREET Municipal Poblacion 1
G. CAMPANER STREET Municipal Poblacion 0
J. ARABI STREET Municipal Poblacion 0
M. RANILLO STREET Municipal Poblacion 0
D. RICONALLA STREET Municipal Poblacion 0
QUIRINO STREET Municipal Poblacion 1
GEN. LUNA STREET Municipal Poblacion 0
TARIELLA STREET Municipal Poblacion 1
A. BONIFACIO STREET Municipal Poblacion 3
J. LAUREL STREET Municipal Poblacion 5
JOHNSTON STREET Municipal Poblacion 3
F. CASES STREET Municipal Poblacion 2
VETERANS STREET Municipal Poblacion 4
PRESTOZA STREET Municipal Poblacion 1
BUENDIA AVENUE Municipal Poblacion 13
MAGSAYSAY AVENUE Municipal Poblacion 1
MACAPAGAL AVENUE Municipal Poblacion 21
QUEZON AVENUE Municipal Poblacion 0
J. ALANO STREET Municipal Poblacion 0
PC Hill Street Municipal Poblacion 0
Total: 94
Source: MEO

There were a total of 98.549 kilometers of road with a total of 439 obstructions
identified for road clearing operations in the Municipality of Siocon.

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SUMMARY OF ROAD CLEARING OPERATIONS:

Table 9. Summary of Road Clearing Operations

Actual No. of cleared

Obstructions identified No of Identified Obstructions
obstructions
1. Illegally parked vehicles 21 12
2. Illegal vendors 4 4
3. Illegal terminals none
4. Street dwellers none
5. Public/ barangay 25 1
structures and outposts
6. Store encroachments 125 45
7. Shanties and house 13 On-going
encroachments
8. Garbage dumps 10 1
9. Others (trees, shrubs, 241 Ong-going
fences)
Total: 439 63
Source: MEO

Out of the total 439 identified obstructions in the municipality of Siocon, there were only 63
obstructions cleared as of September 30, 2019. The rest 376 obstructions are still on its on-
going clearing operations

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REHABILITATION PLAN:

Excavation works and the clearing of vegetation will be necessary. A schedule of

areas that are likely to be acquired, and where clearing will be required, has been prepared
together with a schedule of trees that are likely to be affected. Road safety will be enhanced
by provision of footways where feasible, provision of speed control areas which feature the
provision of solar lighting, raised curbs, speed humps and displaying the speed limit, and with
road markings that give the impression of road constriction and encourage slower driving.
During rehabilitation, management measures for public traffic and construction vehicles will
be implemented to reduce safety risks and disruption from the works.

Table 10. Short-term Rehabilitation Plan

Schedule of Road/Street Agency

Activities Status
implementation Location Funding
Cleaning/flushing September 27 – All Municipal On-going LGU
of pavement October 4, 2019 Streets and
sidewalks
Clearing of September 27 – All Municipal On-going LGU
ditches and October 4, 2019 Streets and
culverts sidewalks
Repair of traffic October 7– 25, All Municipal Pipelined LGU, BLGU
signs and road 2019 Streets and
markings sidewalks
Repainting of October 21 – 31, All Municipal Pipelined LGU, BLGU
curbs and alleys 2019 Streets and
and road sidewalks
markings
Installation of November 4 – 29, All Municipal Pipelined LGU, BLGU
necessary 2019 Streets and
signages and road sidewalks
markings
Installation on November 4 – 29, All Municipal Pipelined LGU
new solar lighting 2019 Streets and
and rehab of sidewalks
existing street
lights

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Table 11. Beautification and improvement Plan for sidewalks

Schedule of Road/Street
Activities Status Agency Funding
implementation Location
Clearing/flushing September 27 – All Municipal On-going LGU
of ditches and October 4, 2019 Streets and
sidewalks sidewalks
Repair of October 7– 31, All Municipal Pipelined LGU, BLGU
damaged 2019 Streets and
sidewalks sidewalks
Repainting of October 21 – 31, All Municipal Pipelined LGU, BLGU
curbs 2019 Streets and
sidewalks

The road rehabilitation component proved difficult to implement. The rehabilitation

provides for improved drainage, concreted of shoulders and improved services of road system
which is critical to the municipality’s economic development. The LGU gives highest priority
to arterial road improvement. However, only the DPWH are allowed to rehab and improve
major arterial roads. The LGU can only rehab for provincial, municipal and barangay roads
which are appropriated with funds from 20% Economic Development Fund. Road safety
features will be included as an essential element in the design for road rehabilitation projects,
particularly along sections of roads where there is pedestrian traffic within and between
settlements, or between settlements and gardens, and set down points or bus stop turn out
bay.

Table 12. Long-term Rehabilitation Plan

Activities Schedule of Road/Street Status Agency

implementation Location Funding
Rehab and January – June, All Municipal Funded in 20% LGU
improvement of 2020 Streets EDF CY 2020
existing
municipal roads
damaged by
flood
Concreting of line January – June, All Municipal Funded in 20% LGU
canal/drainage 2020 Streets EDF and 5%
MDRRMF
CY2020

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Pothole patching February – July All Municipal Funded in 20% LGU

and crack sealing 2020 Streets EDF CY 2020
National Roads Request for DPWH
funding
Provincial Roads Request for PEO
funding
Repair of cut and February – June National Roads Request for DPWH
fill slopes 2019 funding
Provincial Roads Request for PEO
funding
Installation of July – Prioritized Funded in 20% LGU
additional solar November, Municipal EDF CY 2020
streetlights 2020 Streets
Concreting of March - October Prioritized Funded in 20% LGU
Sidewalks and Municipal EDF CY 2020
road shoulders Streets
Installation of September – All Municipal Funded in POPS LGU
Traffic Safety November 2020 Streets Fund
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DISPLACEMENT PLAN AND STRATEGIES:

Displacement of people is not envisaged during implementation of the

memorandum. The demolition works will be carried out within the right-of-way (ROW) of the
existing road. The residents are given with notices to evacuate the affected area, and remove,
clear and demolish structures that are obstructions to their respective roads and sidewalks.
However, for possible displacement that will be identified during the road clearing
operations, they are provided with options for relocation.

Table 13. Displacement Strategies

No. of affected to be
Obstructions Strategies
displaced
1. Illegally parked public 21  Issuance of notice of violations
utility vehicles  IEC on traffic code provisions
 Provide public parking spaces
 Provide land (private for rent) and
(public for temporary parking) for
location of garage and parking space
for cargo trucks
2. Illegal vendors none  Issuance of notice of violations
 IEC on traffic code provisions
 Provide or locate vendors to
identified commercial areas
3. Illegal terminals none  Issuance of notice of violations
 IEC on traffic code provisions
 Provide strategic areas for terminals
based on Local Public Transport and
Route Plan (LPTRP)
4. Street dwellers none  Issuance of notice of violations
 Provide temporary relocation site
 Enlist displaced families to shelter
plan housing beneficiaries
5. Public/ barangay 25  Issuance of notice of violations
structures and outposts  Provide temporary facility for their
operations
 For outposts, move structures
6. Shanties and house 13  Issuance of notice of violations
encroachments  Provide temporary relocation site

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 Enlist displaced families to shelter

plan housing beneficiaries
7. Others 17  Issuance of notice of violations

Total: 76

Figure 8. Barangay Poblacion Temporary Relocation Site

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SUSTAINABILITY PLAN:

In Road maintenance works component, it is classified into three types: namely,

routine, periodic and emergency. Routine maintenance refers to activities such as grading,
grass cutting, drain clearing, pothole patching, brushing sand off the road and shoulder
repairs, which are performed at regular intervals. Periodic maintenance activities are typically
scheduled over periods of several years and include resurfacing and repairs. Other
maintenance activities considered to be periodic include seasonal maintenance, such flood
repairs, emergency maintenance to reinstate roads after major failures, and the regular
upkeep of safety features and road signs.

The LGU will ensure that there is sufficient funding available to carry out routine and
periodic maintenance of the road.

Both the road rehabilitation and road maintenance components were rated likely to
be sustainable. The assessment of sustainability considers the likelihood that human,
institutional, financial, and other resources will be sufficient to maintain the project outcomes
over the life of the Project.

Table 14. Sustainability Plan

Objective Activity Responsible office/agency

Roads are properly
maintained with proper
drainages, sidewalks and
signages
Road and sidewalks are free
from illegal obstructions
Encroachment of
construction activities are
regulated
 Allocate funding from MPDC, MEO, MBO
annual budget for road
operation and
maintenance
 Implementation of traffic SB, Mayor’s office, BPLO,
code and ordinance on MEO, PNP
banning of illegal
structures along public
roads and sidewalks
 Regular monitoring and
inspection of business
permit applications
 Implementation of MEO, MPDC
National Building Code
 Implementation of
Zoning Ordinance
 Conduct regular survey
and monitoring of

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building permit
applications
Prohibition of illegal  Implementation of Local SB, Mayor’s office, MPDC,
dwellers along public Shelter Plan MEO, PNP
sidewalks  Implementation of traffic
code and ordinance on
banning of illegal
structures along public
roads and sidewalks
 Conduct regular survey
and monitoring
Illegal parking and  Implementation of Traffic MEO, PNP
undesignated loading and Code
unloading areas are  Implementation of traffic
eradicated code and ordinance on
banning of illegal
structures along public
roads and sidewalks

Prepared by:

ENGR. JOSEPHINE T. JAMOLOD

LDRRMO II
Member-Secretariat, Mun. Task Force on Road Clearing Operations

Approved by:

HON. JULIUS S. LOBRIGAS

Mun. Mayor
Chairman, Mun. Task Force on Road Clearing Operations

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