10 Year Barangay Master Plan Barangay Daan Bilolo Orion, Bataan

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF DAAN BILOLO ORION, BATAAN
10 YEAR BARANGAY MASTER PLAN

BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO
Message of the Punong Barangay
ORION, BATAAN
BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN
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A blessed greeting!
As the mother of my beloved Barangay under my

jurisdiction in my three terms of leadership, this is my
legacy to be left behind. A 10 Year Barangay Master
Plan 2021-2030, proposed projects that will greatly
help the citizen of our community, which will make our
Barangay more productive and progressive towards
development.
Planning of projects and programs has an

associated responsibility as a leader to develop and
uplift the lives of citizens and community. It is my
fervent hope that all of us in the government service
particularly we in the Barangay will truly involve in the
implementation of the programs and projects that
could give big impact and tangible in the community.
The fulfillment of our Barangay Master Plan is in

our diligent service, unity, cooperation with the
community and through God’s guidance and
protection.
Thank you and God bless us all!
HON.NORINA C. CLAVEL
Punong Barangay

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Acknowledgement
This Barangay Development Masterplan would not have been possible without the
guidance and the help of several individuals or groups who in one way or another,
contributed and extended their valuable assistance in the preparation and
completion of this Barangay Daan Bilolo Master Development Plan:
1. The Honorable Jose Enrique S. Garcia III, Representative of the 2nd

District of the Province of Bataan, for spearheading this noble undertaking
leading to the empowerment of barangays in his district;
2. The staff of the 2nd District Congressional Office (2DCO) led by Jernie Jett
Nisay, Chief-of-Staff, and the Provincial Planning and Development Office
(PPDO) of the Provincial Government of Bataan (PGB) led by Engr.
Alexander “Butch” Baluyot, for ensuring that every Barangay should have a
master plan that suits the constituents needs.
3. The Barangay Council of Barangay Daan Bilolo who took their time, effort
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and MASTERPLAN OF proposed
best ideas for the DAAN BILOLO ORION,
projects BATAAN
that will help the needs of the
people of Barangay Daan Bilolo.
4. In our constituents, who greatly believed and trust our ability as Leaders.
Barangay Daan Bilolo Council (2018-2021)
Barangay Chairwoman
Hon.
Norina
C.
Clavel
Barangay Councilors Hon. Zenaida P. Martillana
Hon. Oscar A. Aquino Jr.
Hon. Reynaldo B. Rodriguez
Hon. Alfredo D. Torres
Hon. Flordeliza P. Pangilinan
Hon. Romeo C. Quicho
Hon. Jose R. Paguirigan
SK Chairperson Aira Mae C. Viray
Barangay Treasurer Mrs. Agnes L. Trinidad
Barangay Secretary Ms.Elicar M. Aquino
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Table of Contents
Message of the Punong Barangay...................................................................................................0

Table of Contents............................................................................................................................3
List of Maps....................................................................................................................................4
List of Figures.................................................................................................................................4
List of Tables..................................................................................................................................4
DEFINITION OF TERMS.............................................................................................................5
Chapter 1: Barangay Profile and Baseline Data..........................................................................6
1.1 Location, political boundaries, and general features.....................................................13
1.2 Barangay Profile...........................................................................................................13
1.3 Economics.....................................................................................................................13
1.4 Infrastructure.................................................................................................................22
1.5 Environment.................................................................................................................23
1.6 Social/ Institutional Infrastructure..................................................................................33
Chapter 2: Sectoral Analysis and Prioritization............................................................................39
2.139 Development Framework........................................................................................39
2.2 Vision and Mission.......................................................................................................39
2.3 Physical Development Goals and Objectives................................................................40
2.4 Statement of Purpose....................................................................................................40
2.5 Development Concurrence, Constraints and Potentials.................................................40
2.6 Development Issues and Concerns................................................................................41
2.7 Development Strategies................................................................................................43
2.7.1 Social Sector.........................................................................................................43
2.7.2 Environment Sector...............................................................................................44
2.7.3 Infrastructure and Utilities Sector.........................................................................44
2.7.4 Special Sector.............................................................................................................45
2.8 Proposed Development Plan.........................................................................................46
2.8.1 Detailed Development Allocation and Sectoral Maps...........................................46
Chapter 3: Monitoring and Evaluation of Initiatives.....................................................................50
APPENDIXES 62
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List of Maps
Map 1: Territorial Jurisdiction of Barangay Daan Bilolo Orion,Bataan
2019..............................................................................................................................................14
Map 2: Earthquake and Liquifaction Hazard Map of Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan.
2019..............................................................................................................................................26
Map 3: Fire Hazard Map of Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan. 2019......................................26
Map 5: Flood Hazard Map of Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan. 2019...................................27
Map 4: Storm Surge and Tsunami Hazard Map of Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan. 2019...27
Map 6: Environment Sector Development Map of Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan 47
Map 7: Infrastructure Sector Development Map of Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan
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Map 8: Social Sector Development Map of Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan.......................48
List of Figures
Figure 1: Road Network of Barangay San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan, 2019................................22
Figure 2: Drainage System of Barangay San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan, 2019............................25
Figure 3: Development Framework of Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan, 2020.....................39
List of Tables
Table 1: Employment Status by Sex in Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan, 2018....................17
Table 2: Class of Worker by Sex in Brgy, San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan, 2018.........................18
Table 3: Type of Occupation by Sex in Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan, 2018....................18
Table 4: Type of Business/ Industry by Sex in Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan, 2018
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Table 5: Nature of Employment by Sex in Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan, 2018...............20
Table 6: Reasons of Unemployment by Sex in Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan, 2018........21
Table 7: Hazard Affected Individuals by Purok in Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan .28
Table 8: Sectoral List of Projects of Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles, Bataan...................................50

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DEFINITION OF TERMS
“Demographic Analysis”- is the study of a population-based on factors such as age, race, and

sex. Demographic data refers to socioeconomic information expressed statistically, including
employment, education, income, marriage rates, birth and death rates, and more.
“Economic Development” - is the creation of wealth from which community benefits are realized.
It is more than a jobs program, it's an investment in growing your economy and enhancing the
prosperity and quality of life for all residents. Economic development means different things to
different people
“Financial Management”- is the practice of handling a company's finances in a way that allows it
to be successful and compliant with regulations. That takes both a high-level plan and boots-on-the-
ground execution.
“Geography” - is the study of places and the relationships between people and their environments.
Geographers explore both the physical properties of Earth's surface and the human societies
spread across it. ... Geography seeks to understand where things are found, why they are there,
and how they develop and change over time.
“Hazard”- is any source of potential damage, harm or adverse health effects on something or
someone. Basically, a hazard is the potential for harm or an adverse effect (for example, to people
as health effects, to organizations as property or equipment losses, or to the environment).
“Infrastructure” - the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g.buildings, roads,
power supplies)BARANGAY MASTERPLAN
needed for the OF DAAN
operation of a society BILOLO ORION, BATAAN
or enterprise.
the social and economic infrastructure of a country
“Jurisdiction” - the extent of the power to make legal decisions and judgments. "the claim will
be within the jurisdiction of the industrial tribunal".
“Labor Force” - all the members of a particular organization or population who are able to work,
viewed collectively.
“Magnitude”- is a number that characterizes the relative size of an earthquake. Magnitude is based
on measurement of the maximum motion recorded by a seismograph. ... Scales 1-3 have limited
range and applicability and do not satisfactorily measure the size of the largest earthquakes.
“Program”- a set of related measures or activities with a particular long-term aim.
“Revenue” - a state's annual income from which public expenses are met.
“Segrgation” - the action or state of setting someone or something apart from other people or things
or being set apart.
“Territorial”- relating to a particular territory, district, or locality.
“Waste Disposal”- the collection, processing, and recycling or deposition of the waste materials of
human society. Waste is classified by source
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Chapter 1: Barangay Profile and Baseline Data
1.1 Location, political boundaries, and general features
1.1.1 Geographical composition and History of Barangay Daan Bilolo
During the Spanish time, Daan Bilolo was a part of Barangay

Wakas (then known as Barangay de Hipolito dela Cruz). Only the
Eastern portion fronting the main road of Orion was dotted with
houses at that time. It remained in such condition for many years
even after the Orion Elementary School was established in the
area in 1907.
Daan Bilolo is still non-existent as a barangay after new

barangays were created in 1915 by former Governor Maximo
delos Reyes. The former agricultural area remained a part of
Barangay Wakas until Governor Gregorio Quicho, a native of
Orion, decided to create Daan Bilolo as a regular Barangay in
1928
Barangay Daan Bilolo finally expanded after the existing

trailway to then Sitio Bilolo was widened and improved in the late
1930’s. In a short period, new houses were erected in the
Southern bank of San Vicente River. The first Ice Plant in Orion
named Alma Ice Plant was established in the area but no longer
exist. In time, the place became a populated community.
Despite the earlier creation of Daan Bilolo as a barangay,

former Mayor Manuel R. Santos, deemed it necessary to pass
another resolution on July 24, 1961, proclaiming both Daan Bilolo
and Wakas as separate and regular barangays.
In 1967, the Sangguniang Bayan of Orion also passed a

resolution remaining Daan Bilolo as “Nayong Magiting”. But the
residents protested and the resolution was shelved.
The barangay continues to play host to Orion Elementary School.
A major access road, starting from Bataan National Road

passes through the length of Daan Bilolo going west. The said road
was named Gabriel Manrique Street. It connects the national road to
the Roman Expressway. The same road links Daan Bilolo to Barangay
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1.1.2 Territorial jurisdiction and barangay subdivision
Topography and Demography
DAAN BILOLO is located at the town proper of Orion. It is

bounded on the North by San Vicente, on the South by Daan
Pare, on the East by Wakas, and on the west of Bilolo and
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Sabatan.MASTERPLAN OF DAAN
The San Vicente River,BILOLO ORION,
is its main BATAAN
water tributary. Daan
Bilolo has a total Land Area of 44.09 hectares and inhabited by
2,484 people based on 2000 Census.
A major access road, starting from Bataan National Road

passes through the length of Daan Bilolo going west. The said
road was named Gabriel Manrique Street. It connects the national
road to the Roman Expressway. The same road links Daan Bilolo
to Barangay Bilolo.
Barangay DAAN BILOLO, is classified as URBAN. It has FIVE (5)

STREETS known as TABON ST, RADO CONO ST, SANGALANG ST,
CONSENGCO ST, SORIANO ST and SIX (6) Subdivision named REMEDIOS
VILLAGE, CANYON VILLE, ALVAREZ SUBD., SANDIGAN VILLAGE, Q-VILLE
and LOURDES SUBD.
Daan Bilolo is situated at approximately 14.6173, 120.5744, in the island

of Luzon. Elevation at these coordinates is estimated at 7.8 meters or 25.6 feet
above mean sea level. It is surrounded by the following Barangays, from North is
Barangay San Vicente,South Barangay is Daan Pare,East is Barangay Wakas
and from West is Barangay Sabatan and Bilolo.
• Resedential : 60%
• Agricultural : 20%
• Commercial : 9%
• Others : 11%

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1.1.3 Municipal Profile
Orion is a coastal municipality in the province of Bataan. It has a

land area of 65.41 square kilometers or 25.25 square miles which
constitutes 4.76% of Bataan's total area. Its population as determined by
the 2020 Census was 60,771. This represented 7.12% of the total population
of Bataan province, or 0.49% of the overall population of the Central Luzon
region. Based on these figures, the population density is computed at 929
inhabitants per square kilometer or 2,407 inhabitants per square mile.
1.2 Barangay Profile
1.2.1 Demographic Profile

Population
The household population of Daang Bilolo in the 2015 Census was 2,745

broken down into 586 households or an average of 4.68 members per household.
Details
Census Household Number of Average household
date population households size
1990 May 1 2,222 387 5.74
1995 Sep 1 2,277 441 5.16
2000 May 1 2,484 500 4.97
2007 Aug 1 2,620 523 5.01
2010 May 1 2,543 542 4.69
2015 Aug 1 2,745 586 4.68
Household populationNumber of householdsAverage household size
Population by age group
According to the 2015 Census, the age group with the highest population in
Daang Bilolo is 15 to 19, with 285 individuals. Conversely, the age group with the
lowest population is 80 and over, with 33 individuals.
details
Combining age groups together, those aged 14 and below, consisting of the
young dependent population which include infants/babies, children and young
adolescents/teenagers, make up an aggregate of 26.81% (736). Those aged 15
up to 64, roughly, the economically active population and actual or potential
members OF
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BARANGAY constitute a totalORION
BILOLO, of 67.14% (1,843). Finally, old
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dependent population consisting of the senior citizens, those aged 65 and over,
total 6.05% (166) in all.
The computed Age Dependency Ratios mean that among the population of
Daang Bilolo, there are 40 youth dependents to every 100 of the working age
population; there are 9 aged/senior citizens to every 100 of the working
population; and overall, there are 49 dependents (young and old-age) to every
100 of the working population.
The median age of 28 indicates that half of the entire population of Daang Bilolo
are aged less than 28 and the other half are over the age of 28.
Age group Population (2015) Age group percentage

Under 1 49 1.79%
1 to 4 168 6.12%
5 to 9 240 8.74%
10 to 14 279 10.16%
15 to 19 285 10.38%
20 to 24 198 7.21%
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225 ORION, BATAAN8.20%
30 to 34 204 7.43%
35 to 39 191 6.96%
40 to 44 187 6.81%
45 to 49 159 5.79%
50 to 54 149 5.43%
55 to 59 127 4.63%
60 to 64 118 4.30%
65 to 69 61 2.22%
70 to 74 37 1.35%
75 to 79 35 1.28%
80 and over 33 1.20%
Total 2,745 100.00%
Youth Dependency Ratio: 39.93
Old Age Dependency Ratio: 9.01
Total Dependency Ratio: 48.94
Median Age: 28.41
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Historical Population
The population of Daang Bilolo grew from 2,222 in 1990 to 3,069 in 2020,
an increase of 847 people over the course of 30 years. The latest census figures
in 2020 denote a positive growth rate of 2.38%, or an increase of 324 people,
from the previous population of 2,745 in 2015.
Census date Populatio Growth rate

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1990 May 1 2,222 –
1995 Sep 1 2,292 0.58%
2000 May 1 2,484 1.74%
2007 Aug 1 2,620 0.74%
2010 May 1 2,543 -1.08%
2015 Aug 1 2,745 1.47%
2020 May 1 3,069 2.38%
1.3 Local Economy

1.3.1 Employment
Table 1 shows that in 2018, there are 711 Male and 438 Female in the Labor
Force of Barangay Daan Bilolo
Table 1: Employment Status by Sex in Brgy. Daan Bilolo, Mariveles, Bataan, 2018
Barangay Number of Members Employed members of the labor force*
of the Labor Force Magnitude Proportion (%)**
Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female
DAAN 1149 711 438 19 10 9 1.67 1.41 2.08

BILOLO
*Employed members of the labor force. Labor force members includes all members 15 years old and
above who are currently working or actively seeking for work.
**Number of Employed members of the labor force over total number members of the labor force
Source: Priority Data Summary Survey 2018

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Table 2 shows that in 2018, majority of the worked for a private establishment
(203 individuals), followed by Self-employed individuals without employees (113
individuals), then government employees (43 individuals) and lastly employer in own
family-operated farm or business (10 individuals).
Table 2: Class of Worker by Sex in Brgy, Daan Bilolo Orion, Bataan, 2018
Barangay Number of Class of worker*
Employed Persons Magnitude Proportion (%)**
Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female
DAAN BILOLO 1121 698 423

Worked for a 2 2 0
household
Worked for a 389 186 203
private
establishment
Worked for 92 49 43
government/
government
corporation
Self-employed 161 54 113
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employees
Employer in own 16 6 10
family-operated farm
or business
Worked with pay - - - - - -
on own family
operated farm or
business
Worked without - - - - -
pay on own family
operated farm or
business
*Workers by class
**Number of employed by class over total number of employed persons
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Table 3 shows the type of occupation the employed individuals are engaged in.
Majority of the individuals are employed in a Plant and Machine Operators and
Assemblers. The type of occupation with the least employed individual from the
barangay is related to farming, fishing and forestry works.
number of Magnitude Proportio

employed persons n (%)**
Total Male Fem Tota Male Fema T M Fe
ale l le o a m
t l al
al e e
Officials of Government and 18 12 6
Special-Interest Organizations,
Corporate Executives,
Managers, Managing Proprietors
and Supervisors
Physical, Mathematical and 9 3 6
Engineering Science
Professionals
Technician and Associate 9 8 1
Professionals
Clerks 8 0 8
Service Workers and Shop and 18 6 12
Market Sales Workers
Farmers, Forestry Workers and 3 3 0
Fishermen
Trades and Related Workers
Plant and Machine Operators 146 65 81

and Assemblers
*General type of occupation
**Number of employed by type of occupation over total number of employed persons
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1.3.2 Barangay economic composition, Local economic performance
Table 4 shows that majority of the employed individuals are into the
manufacturing industry. This is supported since the Barangay is situated in a highly
Economic Zone/ Freeport Area of Bataan.
Table 4: Type of Business/ Industry by Sex in Brgy. San Carlos, Mariveles,
Bataan, 2018
Barangay number of Type of business/industry*
employed persons Magnitude Proportion
(%)**
Total Male Female Total Male Female Tota Male Female
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Agriculture mining 3 3 0
and Forestry-
Fishing - - - - - -
Mining and - - - - - -
Quarrying
Manufacturing 149 61 88
Electricity, Gas and 3 2 1
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Construction 6 6 0
Wholesale and Retail
Trade, Vehicle
Repair
Hotel and Restaurants 3 3 0
Public 2 2 0
Administration and
Defense
Education 23 6 17
**Number of employed by type of business/industry over total number of employed
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Table 5 shows that in 2018, there are 515 individuals with
permanent nature of employment and 155 individuals with short-term,
seasonal and casual nature of employment.
Table 2: Nature of Employment by Sex in Brgy. Daan Bilolo Orion, Bataan, 2018
Barangay number of Employed Nature of employment*

members of the labor Magnitude Proportion (%)**
force
Total Male Fema Tota Mal Femal Tota Mal Female
e
le l e e l
Permanent 515 229 286
Short-term, 155 88 67
seasonal or
casual
Worked on
different jobs
on day to day
or week to
week
*Employed members of the labor force and their nature of employment.
**Number of employed by nature of employment over number employed members
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Unemployment is a term referring to individuals who are employable and
seeking a job but are unable to find a job. Table 6 shows the common reason of
unemployment in the barangay.
Table 6: Reasons of Unemployment by Sex in Brgy. Brgy. Daan Bilolo

Orion, Bataan, Bataan, 2018
Barangay Number of Reasons of unemployment*
unemployed Magnitude Proportion
persons (%)**
Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Mal Female
e
Believes no work - - - - - -
available
Await results of - - - - - -
previous application
Temporary 2 2 0
illness/disability
Bad weather - - - - - -
Waiting for rehire - - - - - -
Too young/old, 5 1 4
retired or
permanently
disabled
Housekeeping - - - - - -
Schooling 84 40 44
Others (Actively 70 26 52
seeking for work)
*Members who are unemployed by reason of unemployment
**Number of employed by type of occupation over total number of employed persons

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1.3.3 Barangay Financial Management
IRA Share (2020) : PhP 3,716,767.00
Locally Generated Income (2020) : PhP 1,164,391.20
Other Revenue (2020 ) : PhP1,201,200.00
Barangay Income (2020) : PhP P3,716,767
1.4 Infrastructure
1.4.1 Transportation and Road Networks
The Construction and Rehabilitation of Concrete roads of Street of

Barangay Daan Bilolo are durable and safe. They are considerably less prone
to wear and tear defects like rutting, cracking, stripping, loss of texture, and
potholes that can occur with flexible pavement surfaces.The lifetime costs of
concrete roads are, however, lower than asphalt.The concrete road makes it
safer,for vehicles to travel to the place they are going to pass.
Barangay Daan Bilolo is very accessible to all types of vehicle, considering
of fair road condition. Regular trips of tricycle are servicing the area. Transportation
fare ranges from Php 10.00 for regular trips.
The major or dominant modes of public transportation in the Barangay
are Tricycles.
Transportation fare ranges from Php10.00 to Php15.00 route from DAAN
BILOLO Terminal to Market and other neighboring barangays and vice –versa.
The road network is composed of five (5) streets and six (6) subdivisions,
which are classified
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OF roads
DAAN and interconnected
BILOLO ORION, with one another.
BATAAN
Figure 1:

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1.4.2 Power, Water, ICT-Communication lines, Sanitation
1.4.2.1 Power: Peninsula Electric Cooperative (PENELCO)
The whole barangay sourced its electricity is from PENELCO (Peninsula

Electric Cooperative) which provide electricity to all households in the
barangay. Some street lights are installed with solar powered streetlights by
the Municipality of Orion.
One hundred percent (100%) of
the household are supplied with electricity
by the Bataan Peninsula Electric
Cooperative (PENELCO).
1.4.2.2 ORIWAD AND BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO WATER SYSTEM
70% of residents of Barangay DAAN BILOLO get their

water supply at ORIWAD Water District, 10% of them are
consumer of Barangay Water System and 20% get their
water supply from deep well.
1.4.2.3 Solid Waste Disposal

Barangay Daan Bilolo provide Material Recovery Facility located in
every Street of the Barangay.
1.4.2.4 Postal and Telecommunication
Services from Smart Telecommunication, Globe Telecom, DITO

Telecommunity and Bataan Space Cable are available in the Barangay.

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1.5 Environment
1.5.1 Solid Waste Management and Sewerage Systems
Solid waste is what most of us think of as trash or garbage we produce at

work and at home. Despite its name, solid waste can be solid, liquid or contained
gas. Broadly defined, solid waste is any material no longer used for its original
intended purpose that will be discarded, treated to reclaim its original properties
or processed to be used for an alternative purpose.
The Municipality of Orion thru our CENRO strives to ensure proper
management of solid waste and works with the barangay, private businesses /
institution and other organizations and individual citizens to reduce waste and
increase reuse and recycling.
Programs
The best way to roll out a solid waste management program in our
barangay is to start small and simple. This simple, common-sense guide is
designed to show us how to go about it. It has everything we need to start a
doable practice of segregation in our household and our community. It will
introduce us to widely used techniques. Complicated and complex procedures
are translated into easy-to-understand everyday activities. It provides practical
tips to make solid waste management less tedious. Some communities have
successfully run a solid waste management program at minimal cost and
maximum benefit. All it took really was the willingness to do it and the patience
and discipline to get it done. In the end, we will end up with a clean community,
with substantial cost savings from hauling waste. By doing so, we will also be
doing the environment a big favor.
Solid waste became the most visible environmental problem in the

country, and has remained so for years. Recognizing the need to address this
environmental and social menace, the Department of Environment and Natural
Resources has prioritized proper solid waste management in its 12-point agenda.
The agenda includes implementing the proper closure and rehabilitation

of dumpsites nationwide; developing sanitary landfills and safe disposal
systems; promoting recycling and waste recovery; and providing guidance and
technical assistance in waste management strategies and options to all local
government units, through the National Solid Waste Management Commission.
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Waste Management
As it goes, this guide to handling solid waste (basura) is designed to make

us appreciate the intent of the law (Republic Act 9003, the Ecological Solid
Waste Management Act of 2000).
Solid waste management is not just the responsibility of the government

or our top local leaders. We are all in a position to make a difference in our
barangays. By taking interest in what the handbook has to say, we could be
making the first step in saving, not just the environment, but a lot of people’s lives
in our community as well.
Managing our solid waste is no longer a matter of choice; RA 9003

mandates it. At the start, the process may take some learning. But once people
begin making proper garbage segregation a habit, over time, it becomes a way of
life.
The best way to roll out a solid waste management program in our
barangay is to start small and simple. This simple, common-sense guide is
designed to show us how to go about it. It has everything we need to start a
doable practice of segregation in our household and our community. It will
introduce us to widely used techniques. Complicated and complex procedures
are translated into easy-to-understand everyday activities. It provides practical
tips to make solid waste management less tedious.
Some communities have successfully run a solid waste management

program at minimal cost and maximum benefit. All it took really was the
willingness to do it and the patience and discipline to get it done. In the end, we
will end up with a clean community, with substantial cost savings from hauling
waste. By doing so, we will also be doing the environment a big favor.
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Our Participation
Even before we commit to implementing a solid waste management
program in our area, we need to be convinced that doing so is worth the
community’s effort. We must first believe that minding our trash is important.
Garbage segregation will become second nature only if it is practiced

every day. Why do we need to bother with the trash we throw out? What does
this have to do with me? These are two basic questions that determine people’s
willingness and participation in garbage segregation.
Here’s a quick answer to these questions: The process it takes for our
trash to be disposed – from our household to the garbage truck, then eventually
to the dumpsite – costs a lot of money. Each day, each one of us who live in
Barangay Daan Bilolo generates an average of half a kilo of trash. This means
4,500 tons of garbage need to be hauled to the landfills every day. This is
equivalent to 562.5 garbage trucks that can carry eight tons each. With this
weight, just imagine the millions of pesos of taxpayers’ money spent to collect,
haul, and dispose our trash. That’s just like literally throwing away good money
that could have been used more productively, like building more schools and
hiring more teachers and policemen, and providing more medicines for the poor.
What does this have to do with us? A lot! By properly segregating waste
at home, in schools and other business establishments, we can bring down the
volume of trash. The less we dump, the more our local government unit could
save from paying private garbage contractors or running landfills. And the more
they save, the more public services we get, and the less the need to raise taxes.
By segregating properly, we’re also saving a lot of materials that can still
be reused, turned into compost for gardens, or even sold as recyclables. This
way, we not only help our local government save, we also benefit. Some
communities have even started backyard businesses out of recyclables and earn
extra income from them. Some communities have even started backyard
businesses out of recyclables and earn extra income from them, like this
handbag made out of recycled tetra packs. Less waste means
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less scavengers swarming over our mountains of garbage. These dumpsites emit
harmful gases that make people who live around it sick. Liquid from garbage can
seep through the ground and into the ground water table where the community
gets the water it drinks. Thus, throwing away our trash is our responsibility to
others as well.
Goals:
To make it simple to communicate to people, we can start with four goals:
1. To have clean surroundings;
2. To protect our health;
3. To solve our problem with dumpsites; and
4. To turn waste into useful resources.
Implementation of the Program

A. Barangay Solid Waste Program Planning
This meeting focused on the updates on the orientation among

households, the waste segregation, Barangay MRF, and other connected to the
Barangay Action Plan of Waste Management.
Through this, we can see that our barangay can have an organize waste
disposal process which will be easier for the collector to gather the solid waste in
order to prevent throwing it to the Daan Bilolo River and canals which causes
water pollution and even floods.
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B. Material Recovery Facility (MRF)
In compliance with the Republic Act 9003, the Barangay Council proposed to
have an MRF to which recyclables are stored and biodegradable materials
convert to an organic fertilizer. This facility would help address issues
regarding the proper waste disposal. This is a better alternative to an
open dumpsite because it seeks to be a disposing facility for the garbage, which
is needed to be disposed right away to prevent unnecessary odor that bring
bacteria and diseases once inhaled.
In connection with this, improvise composting tumbler is being done which can
be rotated to mix the composting materials. This sealed container also helps
contain the heat generated by the composting process, thereby speeding the
process of converting kitchen and yard waste (biodegradable) into compost.
We are looking forward for the cooperation of everyone in sharing its vision
of having an environment friendly community.
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Solid Waste Management Regular Program
A. Multi-Sectoral Clean up
Multi-sectoral group conducted their clean-up drive along the River of Daan
Bilolo and San Vicente River. It aims to remove plastics, papers and unnecessary
wastes which will result to pollutions in the Manila Bay and may lead to fish kills.
This is fully supported by members of the Barangay Council and the Barangay
Tanods as well. This program promotes environmental conservation through
responsible waste management in our barangay and to refrain throwing garbage
to our river.
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B. Tau Ghamma
Brotherhood
Community
Service
The TAUGAMA showed

their full force as they participated
in their regular community clean-up
along the Consengco St. This
activity aims to prevent various
diseases like dengue which we all
know is seriously threatening many
communities nowadays.
We applaud the effort of these
Tanods in maintaining the
cleanliness and orderliness of our
barangay
C. KABATAAN Clean-up
KABATAAN recently
held their regular
community clean-up
along the Soriano
Street and Sandigan
Village. It promotes
cleanliness in the
surrounding. Our
barangay council
gladly acknowledged
their big effort in
contributing to the
community.
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D. 4 P’s Clean-up
Members of 4p's help the community for

maintaining cleanliness through clean up.
Information Education Campaign
Effects of Improper Disposal of

Waste
Providing accurate information is very valuable

especially information regarding the Effects of
Improper Disposal of Waste. It's undeniable that
Solid Waste Management is very difficult to
implement even though RA 9003 had been passed
2 decades ago. Barangay Daan Bilolo does its best in
carrying out this disposal act with the resources
available to them at present. We continue to
provide information talks on the effects of poor
waste disposal in our environment and our well-
being. With our NO SEGREGATION, NO COLLECTION Policy, we are positive that
someday, this Waste Segregation Projects will be as normal as we all enjoying the
benefit of this project.
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1.5.2 Hazards and Risk Areas
Community Risk Assessment (Barangay DAAN BILOLO)
CRA (Community Risk Assessment) is a participatory

process for assessing hazards, vulnerabilities, risks, ability to cope,
preparing coping strategies and finally preparing a risk reduction
options implementation plan by the local community.
IV. Hazard Mapping 2

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Rank Hazard P I Average Remarks
1 Flood 5 5 5 EXPERIENCED
2 Typhoon 4 4 4 EXPERIENCED
3 Earthquake 3 3 3 EXPERIENCED
3 Fire 0 0 0 EXPERIENCED
3 Cultural Festivity 1 1 1 EXPERIENCED
A. HAZZARD MAP FLOODING

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A-1.- AFFECTED POPULATION
RISK ST./SUBD NO. NO.

INDIVIDUALS FAMILIES
Consengco St. 301 92
Soriano St. 325 132
HIGH-RISK
Tabon St. 111 26
TOTAL 737 250
Sangalang St. 817 201
Sandigan Village 182 21
Canyon Ville 131 41
Remedios Village 32 7
Lourdes Subdivision 118 97
MODERATE Q-Ville Subd. 175 35
Alvarez
BARANGAY MASTERPLAN SubdBILOLO ORION, 160
OF DAAN BATAAN 36
Rado Cono St. 27 9
TOTAL 643 475
Hazard Analysis
Root Causes Early Warning Triggering Factor Risk Reduction

Strategies
High Tide Water level gauge Nonfunctional Sea Wall Upgrading of Sea
Wall
Flash flood Staff gauge Clogging of canal Declogging /

Dredging
Heavy rain Automated weather Illegal logging Reforestation /Tree

station (AWS) planting
STRUCTURAL NON-STRUCTURAL
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Repair / Upgrade River Drainage Early warning system device
Reforestation/Tree planting
Declogging / Dredging Solid waste management Training /Seminar
Scenario Generation
Activities Bad Worse Worst

Knee Waist 10ft and above water level
1. Description of events
50 150 (person) 500 and up (person)
2. Effects to population
(person)
(no. of affected
families)
3. Casualties
a. Missing 1 3
3 5
b. Dead
5 10
c. Injured
4. Effects to properties
BARANGAY
a. Houses (Totally MASTERPLAN
/ OF DAAN BILOLO ORION, BATAAN
Partially)
b. LIVELIHOOD (agri.,
livestock, farming)
c. Others (Employees,
other business)
5. Effects to infra and -Interruption on -Total black out

Possibility
facilities electricity and
for power -Limited
water supply
and water communication
interruption - Unpassable system
road
-Food shortage
6. Response PDRRMC
BDRRMC CDRRMC
capacity/capability
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B. HAZARD MAP- TYPHOON


Soriano St. 325 132
HIGH-RISK
Tabon St. 111 26
TOTAL 737 250
Canyon Ville 131 41
Alvarez Subd 160 36
Rado Cono St. 27 9
TOTAL
BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION643
BATAAN 475
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Repair / Upgrade River Drainage Early warning system device

Declogging / Dredging Solid waste management Training /Seminar
Scenario Generation

(person)
(no. of affected
families)
3. Casualties
a. Missing 1 3
3 5
b. Dead
5 10
c. Injured
d. Houses (Totally /
Partially)
e. LIVELIHOOD (agri.,
livestock, farming)
f. Others (Employees,
other business)

Possibility
for power -Limited
water supply
road
-Food shortage
6. Response PDRRMC
BDRRMC CDRRMC
capacity/capability
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C. HAZARD MAP - EARTHQUAKE

Soriano St. 325 132
HIGH-RISK
Tabon St. 111 26
TOTAL 737 250
Canyon Ville 131 41
Alvarez Subd 160 36
Rado Cono St. 27 9
TOTAL 643 475
HAZARD ANALYSIS
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Strategies
Triggered by Avoiding detonation of
Seismic activity None volcanic eruptions/ explosives
detonation of
explosives
Southwest Upgrading of Sea Wal
Pag Asa weather monsoon and and planting
Storm surges and
updates/ Water level tropical mangroves /
possible Tsunami
gauge declogging
depression
/Non-functional
Sea Wall and
Clogging of
canal with
waste
Early warning system device / Earthquake

Retrofitting reinforced concrete drill
residential and other barangay facilities
BARANGAY MASTERPLAN
Repair / Upgrade Sea wall OF DAAN BILOLOEarly
ORION, BATAAN
warning system device
Scenario Generation

(person)
(no. of affected
families)
3. Casualties
a. Missing 1 3
3 5
b. Dead
5 10
c. Injured
g. Houses (Totally /
Partially)
h. LIVELIHOOD (agri.,
livestock, farming)
i. Others (Employees,
other business)
Possibility
for power -Limited 3
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and water water supply
interruption communication
- Unpassable system
road -Food shortage
6. Response PDRRMC
BDRRMC CDRRMC
capacity/capability
D. HAZARD MAP - FIRE

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Soriano St. 325 132
HIGH-RISK
Tabon St. 111 26
TOTAL 737 250
Canyon Ville 131 41
Alvarez Subd 160 36
Rado Cono St. 27 9
TOTAL 643 475
HAZARD MASTERPLAN
BARANGAY ANALYSIS OF DAAN BILOLO ORION, BATAAN

Strategies
Require safety
Electrical short Barangay Batingaw Faulty wiring system standard / secure
building permit
circuits and siren requiremits
Parenting seminar
Barangay Batingaw Easy to burn about fire hazard and
Children playing
and siren wooden house fire safety tips
with fire
Improper use of Households

Gas stove/range Congestions
Barangay Batingaw Provide
and other / unaccessible
and Siren Firefighting
cooking location
equipment
equipment
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Early warning system device / fire drill and

Retrofitting reinforced concrete more fire hazards info dissemination
residential and other barangay facilities
Require fire safety standard for the Strict compliance for every household
construction of houses construction
Invest for firefighting equipment Conduct fire drill frequently
Scenario Generation

Alarm Alarm Level Multiple Fire Alarm
Level One Two
(person)
(no. of affected
families)
3. Casualties
a. Missing
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BILOLO ORION, BATAAN3
3 5
b. Dead
5 10
c. Injured
j. Houses (Totally /
Partially)
k. LIVELIHOOD (agri.,
livestock, farming)
l. Others (Employees,
other business)

Possibility
for power -Limited
water supply
road
-Food shortage
6. Response PDRRMC
BDRRMC CDRRMC
capacity/capability
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E. HAZARD MAP- CULTURAL ACTIVITY


Soriano St. 325 132
HIGH-RISK
Tabon St. 111 26
TOTAL 737 250
Canyon Ville 131 41
Alvarez Subd 160 36
Rado Cono St. 27 9
BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN
TOTAL BILOLO, ORION BATAAN
643 475
HAZARD ANALYSIS
Root Causes Early Warning Triggering Factor 3

Risk Reduction
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Strategies
Crowded Barangay Batingaw Misunderstanding Crowd control

spectator resulting to conflict Training / ask police
and siren assistance
Alcohol drinking Barangay Batingaw Misunderstanding Peace and order

during festivity and siren resulting to conflict Training for
respondents
Scenario Generation
Prohibit alcohol drinking during festivity Enact resolution for this concern
Look after unidentified spectator Organize crowd control team during

celebration

Alarm Alarm Level Multiple Fire Alarm
Level One Two
(person)
(no. of affected
families)
9. Casualties
a. Missing 1 3
3 5
b. Dead
5 10
c. Injured
m. Houses (Totally /
Partially)
n. LIVELIHOOD (agri.,
livestock, farming)
o. Others (Employees,
other business)
Possibility
for power -Limited
water supply
road
-Food shortage
12. Response PDRRMC

BDRRMC CDRRMC
capacity/capability
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1.6. Social / Institutional Infrastructure
1.6.1 Educational Facilities
Daan Bilolo Day Care Center
 Barangay Daan Bilolo Day Care Center is located at Q-Ville Subd.Daan

Bilolo Orion Bataan. Almost every community needs a preschool or Day Care Center,
with both parents usually working now; there is a growing need for these establishments.
Besides this, children who enter formal schooling are expected to already have some
knowledge and so preschool has now become a necessity.
A preschool or Day Care Center is mainly established to help in the values

formation and socialization of children aged 3 to 4 years old. The facility is intended for
parents to prepare their children for preparatory and kindergarten school. The parent
awareness for the need to enroll their children in the centers has in fact been a reason for
most of them to save.
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Arellano Elementary School
 Arellano Elementary School is located at Barangay Daan Bilolo
Orion formerly Orion Elementary School. It is also used as an evacuation
center in case of a disaster or in crisis situation.

1.6.2 HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICES
Daan Bilolo Health Center
The Barangay Health Center is a

community-based and patient-directed
organization. Its goal is to provide
first aid, maternal and child Health care,
diagnosis of social diseases, and other
basic health services
to all the members of the community it is
serving.
Ideally, there should be one Barangay

Health Center per barangay or districtOur
Barangay Health Center i
s located near in our barangay Hall.
It is usually the first point of contact

between residents of the community and
other health care facility levels. Barangay
Health Center services are regulated by the
(DOH). Projects may be spearheaded by each center under the supervision of the
local government and the municipal health officer. Every health center is
equipped to provide primary level of health care. A Barangay Health Center is
commonly staffed, public health nurses, nutritionists, rural health midwives,
barangay
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1.6.3 Sports and Recreation
Barangay Daan Bilolo Covered Court
Our Covered Court is located in front our Barangay Hall. One of the
Playgrounds in the barangay where Basketball is held during the holidays to
BARANGAY MASTERPLAN
have a paliga OF DAAN
or Inter-barangay. BILOLO
Wherein theORION,
annualBATAAN
games for young people
are held during summer season.
Sports is the best practice for youth and prevent them on addicted drugs
and other vices.
Playground
Playground in our
Barangay is design for playing
area of the children in our
Barangay, it is located near
the Barangay Day Care
Center. A playground,
playpark, or play area is a
place designed to provide an
environment for children that
facilitates play, typically
outdoors. While a playground
is usually designed for
children, some are designed
for other age groups, or
people with disabilities. A
playground might exclude
children below a certain age.

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1.6.4 Peace and Order Protective Facilities

The Barangay Justice Hall is situated at Session Hall of Barangay Hall of
Daan Bilolo Orion,Bataan.Where settlement of each complainant and the
respondent is being process and talking about cases properly with our
Barangay Lupon Justice headed by our Barangay Chairwoman Norina C.
Clavel and together with our Lupon President Aris Madrid and his Lupon
Members.
It provides for resolution of disputes at the barangay level in order to

achieve peace and harmony within the community and to provide an
accessible and effective form of justice for community members.

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Barangay Patrol Service Vehicles
Barangay Daan Bilolo had two (2) patrol vehicles that can be used used by our
BPAT for their daily patrol duties to increase law enforcement.
Officer’s visibility in order to prevent lawless elements from carrying out their plans
and for emergency
BARANGAY MASTERPLAN used by OF
our DAAN
constituents.
BILOLO ORION, BATAAN
Recently, another barangay patrol vehicles were turned over to Punong Barangays
for the use of their respective constituency’s transport needs.
The same are now being used by barangay officials and their constituents as service
vehicles for social and humanitarian needs in times of medical emergencies.
Likewise, they are used for the maintenance of peace and order, for rescue and relief
operations during times of calamities and others.
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Barangay Roving and Foot Patrol
Barangay enforcers are in the vanguard of the effort to maintain peace and
order in every barangay. Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) are
partners with our regular rounds, check point operations during big events,
Barangay Roving and Foot Patrol with ten (10) members headed by their
Chief Tanod, their duties and responsibilities are to protect and provide
safety on the life and properties of all the constituents in the barangay.
They attended skills training conducted by the Provincial Government in
coordination with DILG and PNP to learn new strategies of crime prevention
and enhance awareness in anti-emergency efforts of the government.

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BADAC REFFERAL DESK & VAWC
The Barangay Rehabilitation and Referral Desk shall process Application

for rehabilitation of Drug Dependents and Perform other functions as
mandate by the Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council.
The officer of the day is the desk officers shall regularly submit reports to
the Barangay Drug Abuse Council or BADAC.

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Community Relation to Police

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SECTORAL ANALYSIS AND PRIOR

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2.0 Sectoral Analysis and Prioritization
2.1 Development Framework
Unity
Peace and
Orderly
Barangay

2.2 Vision and Mission
Vision
To be able to elevate the current standard living, peace and
order, improvements and livelihood opportunities in our
constituents and cleanliness of the barangay.
Mission
Encourage cooperation between Sangguniang

Barangay and constituents to procure the vision.
2.3 Physical Development Goals and Objectives
Goal
To establish a well-developed community by providing excellent

public service that will give the needs and demand in terms of Agriculture,
needs in education, medical necessity due to poverty and Infrastructure of
Barangay Daan Bilolo.
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Objectives
Barangay Daan Bilolo aims to achieve the following:
2.1.1 Improve peace and order, safety and security of the constituents
2.1.2 Compliance with implemented Road Clearing and Clean up
2.1.3 Create livelihood opportunities
2.1.4 Warning/Message from the Health Workers regarding the illness
2.1.5 House to House monitoring to identify sicked children
2.1.6 Posting signages in areas prohibited in No Parking, Anti-littering and curfew hours.
2.4 Statement of Purpose

Barangay Daan Bilolo is challenged to address and list down problems that
focuses on social, infrastructure and mainly the environmental issues experienced, as well
as established and create a long-term solution in the future.
2.5 Development Concurrence, Constraints and Potentials

 Desires comprehensive change with the incumbents
Linkages MASTERPLAN
BARANGAY and citation of OF
potential
DAANdirect
BILOLO or indirect
ORION, effects
BATAAN to
proposed provincial or municipal plans and development
potentials
Barangay Daan Bilolo will be developed as a Progressive Barangay, especially
focusing the needs of services of the resident of Barangay Daan Bilolo and involve in any
desire for the well-being and comfort and safety of the residents.
2.6 Development Issues and Concerns
2.6.1 Social Sector
Health
 The health center is in need of modern medical equipment and medicines to
meet the needs of increasing population of the barangay
 Lack of Health Workers and medicines
Education
 Day Care Center with a current population of fifty-three (53) students, is

prone to flooding when typhoon and habagat hits the Province.
 Lack of learning materials for early learners.
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Protective Services
 Lack of early warning devices for disasters and calamities.

 CCTV Cameras is much needed in every corner of the Street to watch over
and to maintain the safety of the Barangay
 Barangay Hall don’t have ample area for all the transactions
Recreation
 There is an existing covered court but there is also a demand for additional
multi-purpose venue for different events that can possibly generate income
2.6.2 Environment Sector

 Barangay is very prone to flooding caused by high tide due to lack of flood
gates.
 Threat of having storm surges in the community because
it is surrounded by sea water.
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2.6.3 Infrastructure OF DAAN
and Utilities BILOLO ORION, BATAAN
Sector
 Implementation of Road Clearing that the vehicles park regularly and not on
the streets.
 Despite of being a developed community, the roads are obviously

dilapidated
 Availability of Common Terminals (Procurement Land Area)
2.7 Development Strategies
2.7.1 Social Sector

 Rehabilitation of Health Center and Upgrading the health facilities.
 Renovation of Barangay Hall.
 Recreation –Senior Citizen’s Park
 Installation of CCTV cameras with trompa in every street and Subdivision of
Barangay
 Replacement of existing street lights to solar powered street lights.
 Protective Services, Concreting of Road in Subdivision and Street of Daan
Bilolo (Q-Ville,Alvarez,Lourdes Remedios Village Rado Cono and Tabon
St.)
 Rehabilitation of Day Care Center
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2.7.2 Environment Sector
 Construction of waste treatment facility
 Purchase of additional equipment for the Material Recovery Facility
2.7.3 Infrastructure and Utilities Sector

 Continuation of the Canopy of Barangay Health Center
 Concreting and Repairing of broken roads.
 Rehabilitation of existing water tank.
2.7.4 Special Sector
 Rehabilitation of Chapel

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2.8 Proposed Development Plan
2.8.1 Detailed Development Allocation and Sectoral Maps
Map 6:

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PART 3: MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF INITIATIVES
MONITORING
MONITORING MONITORING AND
AND AND
EVALUATION
EVALUATION
EVALUATION OFOF
OF INITIATIVES
INITIATIVES
INITIATIVES
INITIATIVES

Chapter 3: Monitoring and Evaluation of Initiatives PART III: MONITORING AND
EVALUATION OF INITIATIVES
Table 3: Sectoral List of Projects of Brgy.Daan Bilolo, Orion Bataan
PROPOSED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
SCHEDULE
PROJECT SOURCE OF
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
LIST OF PROJECTS COST FUND
SOCIAL SECTOR
RENOVATION OF
BARANGAY HALL
UPGRADING OF
HEALTH FACILITIES
CONSTRUCTION
OF (PROPOSED
DAY CARE CENTER
LOCATED ON
THE Q-VILLE SUBD.)
INSTALLATION OF
CCTV CAMERAS
W/TRUMPA
REPLACEMENT
OF EXISTING
STREET LIGHTS
TO SOLAR
POWERED
STREET
LIGHTS
UPGRADING OF
EXISTING
COVERED COURT
INTO MULTI-
PURPOSE
EVENTS
PLACE
BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF DAAN BILOLO ORION,BATAAAN

PART III: MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF
INITIATIVES
PROPOSED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

SCHEDULE
LIST OF PROJECT SOURCE OF
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
PROJECTS COST FUND
INFRASTRACTURE
AND UTILITIES
SECTOR
ESTABLISHMENT
OF PARKING
AREAS
CONCRETING OF
ROADS
REHABILITATION
OF EXISTING
WATER TANK
PART III: MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF INITIATIVES
PROPOSED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE

LIST OF PROJECT SOURCE OF
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
PROJECTS COST FUND
ENVIRONMENT
SECTOR
IMPROVEMENT
OF
FLOODGATE
AND
DRAINAGE
UPGRADING
OF SEAWALL
LAND
RESOURCES

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BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF DAAN BILOLO ORION, BATAAN

10 YEAR BARANGAY MASTER PLAN

As the mother of my beloved Barangay under my

Planning of projects and programs has an

The fulfillment of our Barangay Master Plan is in

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

1. The Honorable Jose Enrique S. Garcia III, Representative of the 2nd

Barangay Daan Bilolo Council (2018-2021)

Message of the Punong Barangay...................................................................................................0

ERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

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“Demographic Analysis”- is the study of a population-based on factors such as age, race, and

“Program”- a set of related measures or activities with a particular long-term aim.

“Territorial”- relating to a particular territory, district, or locality.

AY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

ma BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF DAAN BILOLO ORION, BATAAN

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF DAAN BILOLO ORION, BATAAN

ERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

ma BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF DAAN BILOLO ORION, BATAAN

During the Spanish time, Daan Bilolo was a part of Barangay

Daan Bilolo is still non-existent as a barangay after new

Barangay Daan Bilolo finally expanded after the existing

Despite the earlier creation of Daan Bilolo as a barangay,

In 1967, the Sangguniang Bayan of Orion also passed a

The barangay continues to play host to Orion Elementary School.

A major access road, starting from Bataan National Road

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

Topography and Demography

DAAN BILOLO is located at the town proper of Orion. It is

A major access road, starting from Bataan National Road

Barangay DAAN BILOLO, is classified as URBAN. It has FIVE (5)

Daan Bilolo is situated at approximately 14.6173, 120.5744, in the island

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

Orion is a coastal municipality in the province of Bataan. It has a

1.2 Barangay Profile

1.2.1 Demographic Profile

The household population of Daang Bilolo in the 2015 Census was 2,745

Population by age group

Age group Population (2015) Age group percentage

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

Census date Populatio Growth rate

1.3 Local Economy

DAAN 1149 711 438 19 10 9 1.67 1.41 2.08

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

DAAN BILOLO 1121 698 423

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

number of Magnitude Proportio

Plant and Machine Operators 146 65 81

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

Barangay number of Employed Nature of employment*

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

Table 6: Reasons of Unemployment by Sex in Brgy. Brgy. Daan Bilolo

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

The Construction and Rehabilitation of Concrete roads of Street of

BARANGAY MASTERPLAN OF BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO, ORION BATAAN

1.4.2.1 Power: Peninsula Electric Cooperative (PENELCO)

The whole barangay sourced its electricity is from PENELCO (Peninsula

1.4.2.2 ORIWAD AND BARANGAY DAAN BILOLO WATER SYSTEM

70% of residents of Barangay DAAN BILOLO get their

1.4.2.3 Solid Waste Disposal