REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPHINES

PROVINCE OF CAVITE
CITY OF BACOOR
BARANGAY MOLINO II
TEL: (046) 477 1539
EMAIL: barangaymolinoii@gmail.com

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 MESSAGE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY

The historical background of Barangay Molino II presents the essential

connections to the barangay’s current situations.

With the help of varied government agencies like the Department of Interior
and Local Government, the City Planning and Development Council, the City
Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office, the Family Care Development Office,
the Management Information System and its Technical Working Group, and the
Community Base Monitoring System, data are gathered to take a careful study of
the human development as affected by health and nutrition, water and sanitation,
shelter, education, peace and order. Equally important that is being studied here is
the economic development which focuses on employment rate, income of
households below the poverty and food threshold, and income of households that
experience food shortage.

Barangay Molino II Council works on formulating and implementing plans

and programs for poverty alleviation for the successful achievement of desired
output and outcome to augment the economic status of our population.

As a call to action, I urge everyone in Barangay Molino II to make an active

participation in the realization of all these planned programs and projects.
Thank you in anticipation to the assistance of Bacoor City Government.

With all these lifted up oh High, success is at hand.

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 VISION
ANG BARANGAY MOLINO II AY ISANG PAMAYANAN NG
MGA MAMAMAYANG
• MAKA – DIYOS
• MAKATAO
• MAKAKALIKASAN AT MAKABANSA
• MAY PAGGALANG SA KARAPATANG PANTAO
• RESPONSABLE

MISSION
MAISASAKATUPARAN ANG PANANAW NG BARANGAY
MOLINO II SA PAMAMAGITAN NG
• PAMUMUNONG MAKA – DIYOS
• MABILIS NA SERBISYO
• RESOLUTION AT ORDINANSA
• PAGTATAGUYOD NG MGA PROGRAMANG MAY
PAGKILING SA HIGIT NA NANGANGAILANGAN
• PAKIKIPAG-UGNAYAN SA MGA AHENSYA NG
PAMAHALAAN

HISTORY OF BARANGAY MOLINO II

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MOLINO is a Spanish term that means mill, in our Filipino
language, it means “gilingan”. This machine is made of stone
being turned around by a carabao or by a person to grind
grains of rice, corn and sugar cane.

Historically, the people of Molino II lived by farming due to the

vastness of agricultural land. The quiet land of Molino II
seemed like a paradise with all its fruit- bearing trees and
forested land. The primary agricultural products were rice,
vegetables and fruits. Years later, this vast land of agriculture
eventually changed by the emerging population of people
engaged in different forms of commercialism. The highest
percentage of the population is in the business industry, either
small or medium entrepreneurship followed by a high
employment rate. However, there is equivalently high
unemployment rate. Now, Molino II is classified as an urban
barangay.

Based on the census of Molino II in 2015, it has a population of

37, 396. There are 5, 506 families that comprised the
population of Barangay Molino II, with 4,008 households.
Molino II owes its large population to the influx of low and
middle- income settlers who availed of the various housing
projects and subdivisions in it. With the land conversion by
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developers from agricultural land to subdivisions for housing
projects, most of the houses are single- detached, followed by
the duplex type. Raw housing projects have enticed the lower
income bracket to avail of a small property that they can
improve at their own pace.

All these housing projects are payable monthly for a number of

years through banks or government agencies like PAGIBIG.
Most of the housing projects are done with, others are a
combination of both wood and concrete. Depressed areas,
where temporary settlers inhabit, are of houses that are made
of very light wood and other low- cost materials. Highest
percentage of the population owns their abode, lower
percentage are tenants, others are sharing a roof under an
extended kind of family.

Roman Catholicism is the dominant religion of the people

followed by little percentages of different denominations like
Iglesia ni Cristo, Aglipay, Dating Daan, Protestant, Jehovah’s
Witness, Islam, Baptist and Presbyterians. Migration of people
from all walks of life has been the factor for the population
growth. Dominantly, Tagalog – speaking settlers comprise
Molino II’s population followed by Ilonggo, Bicolano, Cebuano,
Waray, Ilocano and little percentage of other Filipino dialect-
speaking people.

With regards the social welfare of the people, Barangay Molino

II has allowed the MAYNILAD water services to provide for
clean water to all households. A very small percentage of the
people still make do with the “poso” system. The existence of a
good water source resulted to a more sanitized way of
comforting each household. Comfort room is not an
extraordinary thing in every abode. When it comes to source of
electricity, the very first main source of electricity is the
CAVITE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE in year 1976, In the
present, the farthest area of the whole of Molino II enjoys the
services of MERALCO.
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With the latest generation, “professionals” has become a new
sector in the society. Education seemed to have been highly
given importance by the old folks such that their children and
their children’s children are now seen in mostly white- collared
jobs. This, too, has paved the way to the mushrooming of
varied private pre- schools, elementary and secondary schools
within the subdivisions or notably the Homeowners’
Associations of Molino II. Day Care Centers are established
within the area of Barangay Hall- Main and within the vicinity of
the depressed areas or the Neighborhood Associations.
Vocational/ Technical training is given attention to by the
Alternative Learning System which is provided by the
Department of Education in coordination with Barangay Molino
II. Tertiary schools for college level students exist in
neighboring barangays and cities. When it comes to health
services, the people can avail of the services from our
Barangay Health Centers with the aid of our licensed Barangay
Health Workers. There exist private hospitals too within
Barangay Molino II which cater to patients with illness only
professional medical practitioners can attend to. Small
privately-owned clinics are within the subdivisions and one
along Molino Proper.

With the development of the social services, Barangay Molino II

reaches out to its constituents by establishing two Multi – Purpose
Halls. The Main Barangay Hall lies in Progressive Village 4, while
Barangay Annex is located at Magdiwang Road, Villa Esperanza.

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TIMELINE
Table 1. Past & Present Barangay Captain
Year TENYENTE DEL BARIO
Early FRANCISCO ARCIAGA
1900’s
1947 ELIJIO PARALES 1956
1949 (PEDRO ARCIAGA SR.)
1955 PEDRO MENDOZA
1960 - DAVID CAMANTIGUE
1966
COSME MASCARDO 1986
1967 BENANCIO SAN DIEGO
1973 - DAVID CAMANTIGUE
1989
BARANGAY CHAIRMAN/PUNONG
BARANGAY
1992 - CRISPULO Z. AQUINO - appointed as the very
2002 first Punong Barangay after the subdivision of the
whole of Molino; thus, serving as the first Punong
Barangay of Barangay Molino II who served for
more or less two terms
2002 - LEANDRO A. DE LEON - served for three terms
2013 which is equivalent to ten years and a half, then
became a City Councilor in 2013 by virtue of
election.
JULY TO MICHAEL J. SAQUITAN - incumbent First
OCT 2013 Kagawad, honorably took over the seat of Punong
Barangay for the rest of the term of Leandro A. De
Leon as the Punong Barangay
2013 - MICHAEL J. SAQUITAN - was elected as Punong
2018 Barangay.
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 2018 - MICHAEL J. SAQUITAN – re-elected for second
PRESENT term

Molino used to be just one big barangay. Francisco Arciaga was

the first known Tenyente Del Barrio in the early 1900’s. He was
followed by Elijio Parales who was elected as the first Punong
Barangay in 1947.
Because of the growth of population, and the vastness of
Molino, Tenyente Del Bario DAVID CAMANTIGUE, decided
that there was a need for subdivision of this big barangay into
ten smaller barangays, MOLINO I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII
QUEENSROW EAST, WEST CENTRAL. Thus, Barangay
Molino II came to be. Punong Barangay CRISPULO Z.
AQUINO was the very first Punong Barangay who served for
more or less two decades. He was followed by the next
Punong Barangay, LEANDRO A. DE LEON who served for
three terms which is equivalent to ten years and a half, who
then became a City Councilor in 2013 by virtue of election. The
incumbent first kagawad, Kagawad MICHAEL J. SAQUITAN
honorably took over the seat of Punong Barangay for the rest
of the term of Punong Barangay Leandro A. De Leon.

Service marked by integrity, honesty, humility and

approachability is the trademark of Punong Barangay
MICHAEL J. SAQUITAN. He was re- elected for his second
term this May 2018 Barangay Election.

Table 2. Important Events happened in barangay

DATE EVENTS
1800’s Early Settlers and Prominent families in Molino:
Saquitan, Aquino, Arciaga, Legaspi, Jimenez,
Agapito, Zaragosa, Arevalo, Mascardo
1970’s Governador Juanito Remulla subdivided the
whole of Molino
1989 RFC Mall was built
2001 St. Michael Medical Center was built
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 ROBERTO J. SAQUITAN was elected as the
first municipal councilor of Bacoor from
barangay Molino II
Election Punong Barangay Leandro A. De Leon was
May 2013 elected as City Councilor of Bacoor.
November Iglesia Filipina Independiente
1966 First Fiesta of Molino II of patron saint Saint.
Michael Archangel
The devotees pray rains to the rice fields for
better harvest.
2015 Molino II had a population of 37, 396 based
on Census
2019 Total population of 42,573 based on census

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GEOGRAHIC LOCATION

With regard Molino II’s geographic location, Molino II belongs

to Bacoor East. It is bounded on the North by Barangay Molino
I, Molino VI, and Bayanan. On the South, it is bounded by
Barangay Queen’s Row West, and Barangay Molino III, on the
East by Barangay San Nicolas III. On the west, Molino II is
bounded by Barangay Mambog IV and Bacoor Boundary.

Topograhy

Based on the physical features of Molino II, it measures up to

230 hectares of land, with 180 hectares of residential lots, 15
hectares of farmland, 15 hectares of commercial space and 20
hectares inhabited by temporary settlers.

Molino II consists of a vast track of agricultural land. The quiet

land of Molino II seemed like a paradise with all its fruit-
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bearing trees and forested land. The primary agricultural
products were rice, vegetables and fruits. The massive land
was also used for grazing animals.

Facilities and Existing Structures

Churches Iglesia Filipina Independiente
along Molino Road, Molino Proper,
Nuestra Seniora Ybuen Viaje
Parish Catholic Church at Addas
Village,
Molino Presbyterian Church at
Holy Infant Jesus Subd., Our Lady
of Fatima Church at Progressive
Village 8
Schools St. Alphonsus Liguori Integrated
School at Addas Village,
St. Claire Academy at Holy Infant
Jesus Subd.,
MIZPAH Learning Center,
Progressive Elementary School,
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart
Learning Center,
Alternative Learning System at
Villa Esperanza
Andia Academy
Escuela De Molino Early Learning
School
Hospitals Molino Doctors’ Hospital,
St. Michael, Medical Hospital
Cemetery Bacoor Public Cemetery at Tabing
Ilog
Market Talipapa Market at Addas Village
Day Care Centers Day Care Center at Barangay Hall
Molino II- Main located at
Progressive Village 4
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 Day Care Center at Barangay Hall
Molino II- Annex
Day Care Center at Balangay, Villa
Esperanza
Day Care Center at Greenstone,
Day Care Center at GMNAI
Health Centers Health Center at Barangay Molino
II- Main located at Progressive
Village 4
Health Center at Barangay Molino
II- Annex
Green Valley Health Center,
Guaca Lying-in Clinic,
Marvin Dorotheo Dental Clinic,
Suan-Asodisen Dental Clinic,
Dr. Jimmy Garcia Dental Clinic

Covered Court (5) Covered Court at Barangay Molino

II- Main located at Progressive
Village 4
Covered Court at Addas Village
2C,
Covered Court at Addas Village
2A,
Covered Court at Addas Village 2
Covered Court at Topman Homes
I
Mall (1) RFC Mall
BUREAU OF JAIL BACOOR CITY JAIL
MANAGEMENT AND Located at F. Arciaga St, Molino II
PENOLOGY
Multi-Purpose Hall (2)
Barangay Hall Lies in Progressive Village 4
Barangay Annex Located at Magdiwang Road, Villa
Esperanza
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 Sangguniang Kabataan Located within the vicinity of Brgy.
Office ( Task Force on Hall Molino 2
Youth Development)

Facilities and Existing Infrastructures

With the development of the social services, Barangay Molino II
reaches out to its constituents by establishing Multi – Purpose
Halls. The Main Barangay Hall lies in Progressive Village 4, while
Barangay Annex is located at Magdiwang Road, Villa Esperanza.
An office to cater to the needs of the youth stands within the
vicinity of Barangay Hall Molino II- Main. This used to be the office
of the TASK FORCE on YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, now called
the SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN Office.

Educational, Health and Service Facilities

With the attitude of Molino II residents to prioritize Education,
schools by both private and public agencies exist. Day Care
Centers exist specifically in the following places like Greenstone,
GMNAI, Balangay, Molino II Main located at Progressive 4 and
Annex at Magdiwang, Villa Esperanza. Primary and Secondary
education is provided by St. Alphonsus Ligouri Integrated School,
MIZPAH Learning Center, Progressive Elementary School, Our
Lady of the Sacred Heart Learning Center, St. Claire Academy
and Alternative Learning System for the out of school youth and
interested adults.

For Health and Service Facilities, Barangay Molino II has the

following:
Green Valley Health Center, Brgy. Molino II Health Center, St.
Michael Medical Hospital, Molino Doctors Hospital, Guaca Lying-
in Clinic, Marvin Dorotheo Dental Clinic, Suan-Asodisen Dental
Clinic, and Dr. Jimmy Garcia Dental Clinic.

Barangay Molino II has one ambulance ready to serve the needy

patients.

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Mode of Public Transportation
People may reach Barangay Molino II through a public utility
vehicle like Jitney, called in Filipino vernacular as Jeepney or
Jeep. Another means of transportation common to masa is the
Tricycle. This is very accessible due to the very few numbers of
capacity of passengers that it can accommodate. Vans are also
used to transport the public to the outskirts of Barangay Molino II
or to Manila and nearby cities and provinces.

Credit Institutions
Following are a few credit institutions in Barangay Molino II, both
banks and private credit institutions:

Metrobank – Molino Branch

Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)- Molino Branch
Card SME Bank Inc. Thrift Bank
United Coconut Planters Bank
Philippine Business Bank
Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation
Fast Fund Credit, Inc.
Caritas Salve Credit Cooperative
Q Credit Corp.
Pacita Loans and Credit Corp.
Cebuana Lhuillier
Monique Lhuillier or widely known as MLhuillier,

Water & Electric Supply

MAYNILAD is the number one source of water supply in
Barangay Molino II, especially among the homeowners’
associations and some of the neighborhood associations. BP
Waterworks is also one private water institution. A few households
in the neighborhood associations still rely on deep well.

MERALCO is the source of electricity for all of the households in

Barangay Molino II. Individual households have their own electric
meter whereas majority of households among the neighborhood
associations use sub-meters.
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Waste Management
Barangay Molino II advocates Republic Act 9003 or the Ecological
Solid Waste Management. Barangay Molino II Council has come
up with Resolution No. 06- 2016 - Ecological Solid Waste Act of
2000 and Executive Order on Barangay Ecological Solid Waste
Management Committees in compliance with the rules and
regulations of the RA 9003. Programs are regularly done like the
Clean- up Drive on landlocked areas, Coastal Clean- up, creation
of Materials Recovery Facilities, Push Carts for garbage
collection, compost pits, gardening, keeping recyclables for
livelihood purposes, advocating a “NO” stand to the use of plastic
containers, plastic cups and other non- biodegradable materials.

Peace and Order

Barangay Molino II, headed by its Barangay Development Council
and Barangay Peace and Order Committee aims to attain a safe,
secure, peaceful, and progressive community. Barangay Molino II
advocates regulations for crime prevention, conducts awareness-
raising activities for the community, conducts regular meetings to
enforce laws, coordinates with partner agencies such as DILG
and PNP. It also creates programs to fight against illegal drugs,
illegal gambling, conducts crisis safety seminar, intensifies
implementation of resolutions, ordinances and executive orders.
Barangay Molino II is generally peaceful as defined by its
decreased number of crime incidents, increased number of
crime solutions, and reduced number of drug- related cases. It
is an orderly community because there is a strict compliance,
obedience and implementation of Barangay ordinances, and
there is a decreased number of cases of juvenile delinquencies
or children in conflict with the law (CICL). As part of having
order as a community, Barangay Molino II has a progressive
and vibrant economy, having increased number of business
investors, increased income of local revenue, and increased
number of job opportunities.

Barangay Molino II promotes active participation of citizens in

the promotion of peace and development. More Molino II
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residents are participative citizens as manifested by an
increased number of Civil Society Organizations, People’s
Organizations, and Faith – Based Organizations. There has
been an increased number of residents participating in
Barangay activities such as the Barangay Assemblies and Liga
ng Barangay, with maximized youth participation.

For Barangay Molino II’s crime and disorder, Robbery and

Theft caused by poverty and unemployment rank first and
second in the list. Due to this, there is an increase in crime
rate, thus; the whole community is affected.

Next to Robbery and Theft is the proliferation of Illegal Drugs

due to the influx of immigration and growth of rate of
unemployment. Most possibly, the youth are involved in this
crime and disorder and the whole community is affected.

For our public safety, road and vehicle safety is disturbed by

accident- prone roads and reckless driving under the
intoxication of alcohol and drugs. Some causes of road
accidents are illegal parking, human error in driving, vehicular
mechanical malfunction and drivers’ intoxication of alcohol or
under the influence of illegal drugs. For Barangay Molino II’s
crisis management, there have been a few cases of fire
suppression caused by electrical faulty wiring, human
negligence like having left candles burning, cigarette butts
thrown on flammable materials, unplugged appliances, leaking
gas range, burning katol and/ or grassfire. Families are
involved and whole community is affected. If not addressed,
there could be more damage to properties and / or loss of
lives. Calamities caused by typhoon is not much because
Barangay Molino II is not a flood – prone area.

Barangay Peace and Order Committee members are looking into

these issues affecting the peace, order and public safety of
Barangay Molino II by advocating the following objectives:

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 1. Completely eradicate theft and robbery
2. Provide more job opportunities
3. Implement police/ tanod visibility
4. Reduce the number of drug pushers and users
5. Take actions on wellness and recovery programs for
drug- surrenderees
such as livelihood programs, values formation, skills
training, etc.
6. Declare Barangay Molino II a Drug- Clear Barangay
7. Provide for more traffic and road signages
8. Implement city and barangay ordinance
9. Strengthen proper coordination between agencies like
Traffic Management Bureau
10. Conduct a thorough information dissemination
11. Conduct a crisis safety seminar
12. Revitalize Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction
Management Council
13. Intensify implementation of Barangay Resolutions and
Ordinances
14. Improve drainage systems to prevent calamities
15. Intensify implementation of Republic Act 9003-
Ecological Solid Waste
Management

The Barangay Molino II is composed of Punong Barangay

MICHAEL J. SAQUITAN and all seven elected Barangay
Officials namely: Kgwd. Rico J. Tagle; Kgwd. Teddy M. Legaspi;
Kgwd. Ceferino A. Arciaga; Kgwd.Mario P. Aquino; Kgwd. Pedro
A. Arciaga Jr.; Kgwd. Renato L. Francisco; Kgwd. Aileen C.
Leoncio; World Apostolate of Fatima for our NGO; and Mayor
Lani Mercado – Revilla.

The Barangay Peace and Order Committee of Barangay Molino II

is under the chairmanship of Punong Barangay MICHAEL J.
SAQUITAN. The following are the members: Kagawad Pedro A.
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Arciaga Jr., the Sub- Committee Chairman, Enrico Valenzuela,
Lupon Tagapamayapa; Deo D. Mangilit, Barangay Bantay Bayan
Team Leader; Mrs. Marife Domasian, Public School Teacher;
Rev. Fr. Guillermo Ilijay, Representative of Religious Groups from
Iglesia Filipina Independiente; Mrs. Librada Ricamara, Senior
Citizen; Non-Government Organization represented by Tau
Gamma Phi Triskellion Grand Fraternity..

The Composition of Executive Committee of Barangay Peace

and Order Committee is under the leadership of Punong
Barangay Michael J. Saquitan as Chairman; Sub- Committee
Chairman and Sub- Committee on Crime Prevention and Drug
Abuse Control is headed by Kagawad Pedro A. Arciaga Jr.;
School Representative is School Principal, Mrs. Cecilia Sipin;
Executive Officer Marlon John G. Caleon Sr.; Mr. Mario Tiu,
representative of Civil Society Group; Religious Organization
Representative is the WOPIC Group (Women Of Phil.
Independent Church); Matia R. Mendoza, Violence Against
Women and Children Focal Person; Nenita Parales,
PTAPresident; all Barangay Bantay Bayan are members.

Barangay Molino II has enacted the following laws in compliance

with the national laws to ensure peace and order and public safety
in the community:
 Executive Order 002-2015 Reorganization of
Barangay Anti- Drug Abuse Council (BADAC)
of Barangay Molino II
 Executive Order No. 015 - S- 2016- Reorganization
of the Barangay Action Team in Barangay Molino II,
City of Bacoor, Cavite, Defining their General
Functions
 Barangay Resolution No. 09- S- 2016- A Resolution
Expressing Full Support to the Government’s
Intensified Campaign Against Illegal Drugs and
Providing a List of Individuals Involved in Illegal Drugs
in Barangay Molino II

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  Ordinance No. 08- 2016- An Ordinance Requiring All
Barangay Tanods (Applicants and Existing Barangay
Tanod) in Barangay Molino II to undergo Drug Testing
Examination
 RESOLUTION NO. 2016- 05- Resolution Approving
the Purchase Of One (1) Unit Of Firetruck As The
Priority Project Of The Barangay As Listed In The
Attached AIP Form No. 5, Amounting To One Million
Pesos To Be Funded Under The Barangay Bottom-
Up- Budgetting Project In FY 2017
 Ordinance No. 07- 2016-An Ordinance Regulating
the Operation Of Computer Gaming Stations And
Internet Cafes, Billiard Halls, Videoke/ Karaoke
Establishments In Barangay Molino Ii, City Of Bacoor,
Cavite And Providing Penalties For Violations Thereof
 ORDINANCE NO. 09- 2016- AN ORDINANCE IN
BARANGAY MOLINO II, CITY OF BACOOR,
CAVITE, TO BAN SMOKING IN DESIGNATED
SMOKE- FREE AREAS OF THE BARANGAY HALL
IN BOTH BARANGAY MOLINO II- MAIN AND
ANNEX
 ORDINANCE NO. 10 – 2019 ADOPTING AND
ESTABLISHING THE OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE
SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY OF MOLINO II, CITY
OF BACOOR, CAVITE AND APPROPRIATING
FUNDS FOR ITS PRODUCTION.

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 BARANGAY MOLINO II OFFICIAL
SEAL

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BARANGAY MOLINO II SEAL SYMBOLISM
TEN (10) STARS
Represents the 10 divisions of Molino, Molino I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII including
Queensrow East, West & Central.

CHURCH & FEAST

Basically, caviteños are God-fearing people. Church is a place of family
gathering in expression of their faith. Feast is one manifestation of the
deed-seated influence of the Spanish regime.
 
TARAPICHE
A kind of mill that grinds the sugar cane and turn it to liquid, it symbolizes
the agricultural resources in the history of Molino.

RICE PLANT
Molino used to be an agricultural community. People thrive on staple food
which is rice.

SUGAR CANE
Symbolizes as one of the main agricultural resources in the history of
Molino.

CARABAO
Represent the hardworking of the farmers in the different farms in Molino

BUILDINGS AND ESTABLISHMENTS

Symbolizes the economic growth and modernization of barangay molino.

PHILIPPINE FLAG
Represents the nationality of every resident of Molino

SUN
It is a symbol of origin that represents the completing of the Great Work.
The sun will represent life, influence, and strength. He will symbolize energy, will,
being clear, and self.

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PUNONG BARANGAY MICHAEL J.
SAQUITAN ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
AWARDS AND ACHIVEMENTS

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TAPAT SA SERBISYO
TULOY-TULOY ANG PAGBABAGO

2ND PLACE WINNER IN THE 2012

SEACH FOR THE OUTSTANDING LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA
MARCH 2, 2012

PLAQUE OF RECOGNITION FOR RANKING

2ND PLACE IN THE SEARCH FOR OUTSTANDING
BARANGAY KAGAWAD
DECEMBER 27, 2012

3RD PLACE WINNER IN THE 2013

SEARCH FOR THE OUTSTANDING LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA
2013

PLAQUE OF RECOGNITION FOR RANKING

3RD PLACE IN THE SEARCH FOR OUTSTANDING
BPOC (BARANGAY PEACE & ORDER COUNCIL AWARD)
DECEMBER 6, 2014

3RD PLACE WINNER IN THE 2014

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MOST OUTSTANDING BARANGAY TREASURER
DECEMBER 2014

KAP. MIKE SAQUITAN 1ST BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

2014

2ND PLACE WINNER IN THE 2015

SEARCH FOR CLEANEST AND GREENEST BARANGAY

2ND PLACE WINNER IN THE 2015

SEARCH FOR THE OUTSTANDING LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA

2ND PLACE WINNER IN THE 2015

SEARCH FOR MOST CHILD-FRIENDLY BARANGAY

PLAQUE OF RECOGNITION FOR RANKING

3RD PLACE IN THE 2015 SEARCH FOR OUTSTANDING
BPOC (BARANGAY PEACE & ORDER COUNCIL AWARD)
DECEMBER 5, 2015

2ND KAP. MIKE SAQUITAN BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

2015
2ND PLACE WINNER IN THE 2016
SEARCH FOR CLEANEST AND GREENEST BARANGAY
1ST PLACE IN THE 2016 SEARCH FOR OUTSTANDING
LUPONG TAGAPAMAYAPA
MARCH 2, 2016

1ST RUNNER UP IN BOOTH DESIGN CONTEST

APRIL 17, 2016

1ST PLACE WINNER IN THE 2016

SEARCH FOR THE MOST-CHILD FRIENDLY BARANGAY
DECEMBER 12, 2016

3RD PLACE WINNER IN THE 2016

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SEARCH FOR OUTSTANDING BARANGAY

3RD KAP. MIKE SAQUITAN BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

2016

SEARCH FOR THE OUTSTANDING LUPONG

TAGAPAMAYAPA
2017

BARANGAY SEAL FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE

2017

5TH PLACE WINNER IN THE 2017

SEARCH FOR THE OUTSTANDING BARANGAY
DECEMBER 2, 2017

NATATANGING LINGKOD MARALITA 2017

DECEMBER 15, 2017

4TH KAP. MIKE SAQUITAN BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

2017

KATIBAYAN NG PAGPAPAHALAGA SA BARANGAY

MOLINO II
KASAMA ANG BUONG PAMUNUANG BARANGAY
PAMUNUAN NG SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN, AT ANG IBA
PANG MGA KASAMA
OCTOBER 27-28, 2018

CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION FOR HIS EXEMPLARY

DEDICATION TO THE SOFTBALL SPORTS CIRCLE OF
CAVITE
NOVEMBER 18, 2018

5TH KAP. MIKE SAQUITAN BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

2018

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6TH KAP. MIKE SAQUITAN BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
2019

2ND PLACE IN THE 2018 SEARCH FOR CITY

OUTSTANDING
BARANGAY NUTRITION COUNCIL (BNC)
2019

OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART LEANING CENTER

INC.
GUEST OF HONOR DURING THE 13TH FOUNDATION DAY
CELEBRATION
FEBRUARY 10, 2019

CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION FOR HIS UNSELFISH

SHARING OF
INVALUABLE SERVICES & UNWAVERING SUPPORT TO
PROGRESSIVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
APRIL 2, 2019

CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION IS AWARDED TO

HON. MICHAEL J. SAQUITAN IN GRACEFUL
RECOGNITION….
JUNE 14, 2019
CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION FOR EXTENDING HIS
GENEROSITY
AND SUPPORT TO PTID BASKETBALL SUMMER LEAGUE
2019
JULY 6, 2019

CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION GIVEN TO BARANGAY

MOLINO II
FOR ACTIVELY PARTICIPATION DURING THE ALERT 161
2ND INTER-BRGY. RESCUE OLYMPICS
SEPTEMBER 30, 2019

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BARANGAY MOLINO II SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY AND
SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN DIRECTORIES
CONTACT
SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY
NUMBER
PUNONG BARANGAY MICHAEL J.
09089881431
SAQUITAN
BRGY. KAGAWAD RICO J. TAGLE 09198166330
BRGY. KAGAWAD TEDDY M. LEGASPI 09167982499
BRGY. KAGAWAD CEFERINO A.
09085734289
ARCIAGA
BRGY. KAGAWAD MARIO P. AQUINO 09471066928
BRGY. KAGAWAD PEDRO A.
09495603500
ARCIAGA, JR.
BRGY. KAGAWAD RENATO L.
09167633774
FRANCISCO
BRGY. KAGAWAD AILEEN C. LEONCIO 09499164909
CONTACT
SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN
NUMBER
SK CHAIRMAN JUDE MARK T.
09270552900
JORNADAL
SK KAGAWAD VANNY LENE ANG 09662011208
SK KAGAWAD GABRIEL GATCHALIAN 09394811764
SK KAGAWAD DINA ROSE BARIRA 09295210814
SK KAGAWAD NIKKI SHIERRA
09271852307
LACBAYEN
SK KAGAWAD KHEVIN WILLIAM R.
09156524602
IGNACIO
SK KAGAWAD RINA MAE TABUED 09295211713
SK KAGAWAD HERGENUEL DANN
09774616091
MEÑOZA

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