Minutes 3rd July 19 2022 20th Council Hce

MINUTES OF THE 3rd REGULAR SESSION OF THE 19TH CITY COUNCIL HELD ON
TUESDAY, JULY 19, 2022, AT THE SESSION HALL, SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD, CITY
OF DAVAO
PRESENT:
Vice Mayor J. Melchor B. Quitain Jr. - Presiding Officer

Councilor Marissa S. Abella
Councilor Nilo M. Abellera Jr.
Councilor Luna Maria Dominique S. Acosta
Councilor Bai Hundra Cassandra Dominique N. Advincula
Councilor Bernard E. Al-ag
Councilor Wilberto E. Al-ag
Councilor Al Ryan S. Alejandre
Councilor Dante L. Apostol Sr.
Councilor Conrado C. Baluran
Councilor Jessica M. Bonguyan
Councilor Louie John J. Bonguyan
Councilor Pilar C. Braga
Councilor Augusto Javier G. Campos III
Councilor Jonard C. Dayap
Councilor Edgar P. Ibuyan Jr.
Councilor Edgar R. Ibuyan Sr.
Councilor Richlyn N. Justol-Baguilod
Councilor Diosdado Angelo Junior R. Mahipus
Councilor Rodolfo M. Mande
Councilor Jaffar U. Marohomsalic
Councilor Bonz Andre A. Militar
Councilor Myrna G. L’Dalodo-Ortiz
Councilor Temujin B. Ocampo
Councilor Alberto T. Ungab
Councilor Lorenzo Benjamin D. Villafuerte
Councilor Trisha Ann J. Villafuerte
Councilor Jesus Joseph P. Zozobrado III
ABSENT:
Councilor Richlyn N. Justol-Baguilod On Vacation Leave

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Vice Mayor (VM) and Presiding Officer (PO) J. Melchor B. Quitain Jr. called the
session to order at 9:40 in the morning. The session commenced with a prayer led by
Councilor Luna Maria Dominique S. Acosta then it was followed by the singing of the
Philippine National Anthem and “Tayo’y Dabawenyo”.
Upon direction of the Presiding Officer, Ms. Charito N. Santos, Secretary to the
Sanggunian, called the roll which established that all of the twenty-three (23)
Members of the Body were present, thereby establishing a quorum.
Moving forth with the next part of the agenda, Floor Leader (FL) Jesus Joseph P.
Zozobrado III presented a motion, duly seconded by Councilors Pilar C. Braga, Wilberto
E. Al-ag, Rodolfo M. Mande, Augusto Javier G. Campos III, Louie John J. Bonguyan,
Trisha Ann J. Villafuerte, Edgar R. Ibuyan Sr., Myrna G. L’Dalodo-Ortiz, Bai Hundra
Cassandra Dominique N. Advincula, Dante L. Apostol Sr., Bonz Andre A. Militar and
Jessica M. Bonguyan, for the approval of the minutes of the July 12, 2022 Regular
Session; hence, the motion was carried.
FIRST READING
With a manifestation regarding the inclusion of proposed Supplemental Budget

No. 3, FL Zozobrado III presented a motion, duly seconded by Councilors Jessica M.
Bonguyan, Pilar C. Braga, Wilberto E. Al-ag, Dante L. Apostol Sr. and Conrado C.
Baluran, to consider Item Nos. 41 to 90 as stated in the agenda to have been read
and passed under First Reading.
Before the approval of the motion, PO Quitain Jr. directed the SP Secretary to
change the status of Councilor Nilo M. Abellera Jr. from absent to present, which
was duly noted.
Duly recognized, Councilor Braga noted that Item No. 85 must be removed
from the agenda since the subject matter was already taken up during the previous
Council. As there were no further comments from the Members, the pending motion
was approved and the following items were considered to have been read and passed
under First Reading:
41. Proposed Ordinance Institutionalizing a Reward System for Athletes and Sports
Officials Bringing Prestige Bringing Prestige and Honor to the City of Davao in their
Outstanding Performance in National and International Youth and Sports
Competitions and Tournaments, Appropriating Funds in Relation Thereto and for
Other Purposes, for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred to the Committee on Youth and Sports Development]
42. Request from Leon Magulintang, et al., Quarry Concessioners, for a new location of
the proposed Steel hanging footbridge located in Barangay Bantol, Marilog District,
this City, inviting attention to the recommendation of the City Planning and
Development Office, for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred to the Committee on Public Works and Highways]
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43. Letter from Felipe Gentiles, a former barangay kagawad, seeking for legal assistance
relative to the illegal settlers occupying the property of
Alambre Elementary School, located in Barangay Alambre, Toril District, Davao City,
for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred jointly to the Committees on Education, Science and Technology, Arts and Culture;
and Rules, Privileges, Laws and Ordinances]
44. Loan Agreement to be entered into by and between the City of Davao and Davao City
Homesite and Housing Multipurpose Cooperative relative to their financial assistance
in the amount of P300,000.00 Pesos under the Enhanced Livelihood and Enterprise
Assistance Program (ELEAP) of CSSP-Cooperative Financial Assistance Program of the
City (CFAP), for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred to the Committee on Cooperative Development and People’s Participation]
45. LGU accreditation of Biao Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Cooperative (BARBCO)

located at Purok Mangga, Barangay Talandang, Tugbok District, Davao City, for
appropriate action of the Body.
46. LGU accreditation of Philippine Diesel Calibration Cooperative located at 68 JP

Cabaguio Avenue, Agdao, Davao City, for appropriate action of the Body.
47. LGU accreditation of Tugbok Progressive Coconut Farmers Multipurpose Cooperative

located at Purok 12, Crossing Quarry, Barangay Tugbok Proper, Tugbok District,
Davao City, for appropriate action of the Body.
48.
Letter of PB Fradilyn M. Labro of Barangay 15-B, Poblacion District, this City,

requesting for funding and permission to construct a Multipurpose Barangay Hall,
located at N. Torres Street of the same barangay, for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred to the Committee on City-owned Real Properties]
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49. Request of PB Edgar Edades of Barangay 33-D, Poblacion District, this City, for the
execution of a Deed of Usufruct between the City Government of Davao and Barangay
33-D, involving a parcel of land where the Barangay Hall is constructed, for
50. Letter of Daniel A. Cuizona, Regional President, Veterans Federation of the Philippines,
Region XI, requesting support relative to the acquisition of five hundred (500) square
meter government lot situated at Rasay St., Toril, this City, in favor of the federation
for the proposed construction of VFP- Regional Office building in Davao City, for
51. Verified petition to declare Lots 433, 457 and 458, as Military Reservation Under
Proclamation No. 503 as Open for Disposition to qualified beneficiaries of Active and
Retired AFP Landless Association, Inc. (ARAFPLAI), for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred jointly to the Committees on City-owned Real Properties]

52. Request of Nerida M. Racho, representative of the occupants, Trinidad M. Mozo et al.,
for the passage of Sangguniang Panlungsod Resolution interposing No Objection, in
connection with their application for the issuance of free patents before the
Department of Environment and Natural Resources over a certain public property
containing an area of 745 square meters, more or less, situated at Mitsui Bussan
Kaisco (NAFCO), Barangay 19-B Bajada, this City, for appropriate action of the Body.
53. Request of Davao Sampaguita Home Settlers Association for the awarding of the
portions of the road lots in RGA Village Subdivision, located at J.P. Cabaguio Avenue,
Davao City, to the actual occupants, for appropriate action of the Body.
54. RDC XI Resolution No. 60, Series of 2022, entitled “Enjoining Davao Region Local
Government Units (LGUs) to Support the DTIs Local/Advocacy Campaign and Allocate
to the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) at least 10% of their Total
Procurement Value of Goods and Services”, for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred to the Committee on Trade, Commerce and Industry]
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55. RDC XI Resolution No. 61, Series of 2022, entitled “Enjoining the City Government of
Davao to Reactivate the Davao City Halal Industry Development Council, and Providing
Budget Allocation Therefor, as well as, to Draft an Ordinance for the Same Purpose”,
56. RDC XI Resolution No. 62, Series of 2022, entitled “Enjoining the City Government of
Davao to Urge Cattle and Small Ruminant Growers to avail of the Services of the Halal
Slaughterhouse in Davao City through an appropriate issuance of Ordinance”, for
57. Proposed Ordinance Punishing the Act of Leaving an Unmarked and Unattended Bag
in Public Places, Imposing Penalties Therefore, and for Other Purposes”, for
[To be referred to the Committee on Rules, Privileges, Laws and Ordinances]
58. Letter of Ma. Carmen Go, landowner, requesting to rectify the new zoning
classification of Barangay Catigan, Toril District, this City, classified as Protection and
Production Forest Sub-zone under the amended Comprehensive Land Use Plan of
Davao City 2019-2028, for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred to the Committee on Housing and Subdivision Development under PD 957]
59. SP Resolution No. 03383-22, Series of 2022, entitled “Endorsing Barangay Resolution
No. 014, Series of 2022, to the Committees on Housing, Rural and Urban Development
(Low-end Projects) and Environment and Natural Resources to Undertake an
Investigation as to How a Portion of Lake Macaduhong was Declared Alienable and
Disposable”, for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred to the Committee on Housing and Rural Development (Socialized Housing
Projects); and Environment and Natural Resources]
60. Deed of Usufruct to be entered into by and between the City of Davao and the Civil
Service Commission, involving the use of 198 square meter portion of lot covered by
Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-770, located at Quirino Avenue, as site for the CSC
Field Office XI, for appropriate action of the Body.
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61. City Housing and Land Use Regulatory Unit (CHLURU) Resolution No. 032-21, Series
of 2021 favorably endorsing the application of Amazing Grace Homeowner’s
Association Inc., for Preliminary Approval and Locational Clearance (PALC) of their
housing project located at Campo 3, Barangay Talomo River, Calinan District, Davao
City, for appropriate action of the Body.
Projects)]
62. Letter of Punong Barangay Delfin M. Galecia Jr. of Barangay Buda, Marilog District,
this City, asking assistance to reconsider the lifting on the block/hold renewal of
business permit until the crafting of guidelines or legal parameter is set and to extend
help to all business owners not to incur penalty for not displaying their business
permit logo in their establishment, for appropriate action of the Body.
63. Various documents from Victoria Heights Homeowners’ Association, Inc., located at
Mamay Road, Barangay Angliongto Sr., Buhangin, this City, relative to the donation of
open spaces, road lots and canals of its subdivision to the City Government of Davao,
Projects)]
64. Request of Anabele R. Natividad, Project Director, GIGA ACE 9, Inc., for the passage of
a Resolution interposing No Objection and favorable endorsement to develop,
construct and operate a 30MW Davao Battery Energy Storage System Project to be
situated in Barangay Binugao, Toril District, Davao City, to the Department of Energy
(DOE), Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and other relevant
agencies, for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred to the Committee on Energy and Water]
65. Deed of Donation executed by HLC Construction & Development Corporation in

favor of the City Government of Davao, involving the road lots and community
facilities/open spaces of Hillside Subdivision, Phases I, II, III, IV and V, for
Projects)]
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66. Request of Irien M. Villasica for a written consent and authority to transfer the
property located at Sandawa Village, Phase I, Sitio Tagnic, Barangay Buhangin, this
City, in her favor, for appropriate action of the Body.
Projects)]
67. Request of Maurina Larosa Decenteceo for a written consent and authority to transfer
the ownership of the property covered by TCT No. T-137361 under the name of Emilio
and Lucia Larosa, in her favor, for appropriate action of the Body.
Projects)]
68. Request of Janice Z. Palacio, Attorney-in-fact of Dionisio N. Dioso Jr. for the transfer
of property covered by TCT No. 146-2021004321, located at SIR New Matina, Davao
Projects)]
69. Request of Milagrosa N. Liporada for the transfer of property covered by TCT No.
T-396680, particularly described as Lot 7, Blk. 9, Barangay 22-C Piapi, Davao City,
Projects)]
70. Application of Analiza V. Toledo, for Preliminary Approval and Locational Clearance
(PALC) of Mother Perpetual Help Association of Sasa, Located at Upper Del Carmen
Village, Old Airport, Sasa, this City.
Projects)]
71. Letter of Mr. Paulo Claudio, et al., Poultry Farming Businessmen, relative to their
objection on the selling of parcels of land proximate to the poultry farms for
residential purposes despite the classification of said area as agricultural lands, for
Projects)]
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72. Petition from various members of the two (2) associations of housing developers
operating in Davao City, for the review and possible revision of the New
Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) of Davao City, for appropriate action of the
Body.
[To be referred jointly to the Committees on Rules, Privileges, Laws and Ordinances; and Housing
and Rural Development (Socialized Housing Projects)]
73. Resolution No. 07, Series of 2022 of the Local Zoning Review Committee entitled “A
Resolution Requesting the Members of the 19 th City Council to Require the
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to Secure a Zoning
Compatibility Certification for All Tree Cutting Permit Application within Davao City”,
for appropriate action.
[To be referred jointly to the Committees on Housing and Rural Development (Socialized Housing
Projects); and Environment and Natural Resources]
74. Resolution No. 27, Series of 2021 of the Barangay Council of 17-B, Poblacion District,
Davao City, requesting the Office of the Sangguniang Panlungsod for the passage of an
Ordinance for the suppression of the road particularly a portion of Cervantes Street
from corner Loyola Street to corner Nidea Street, covering 700 square meters, more
or less, to be utilized as permanent barangay site of Barangay 17-B, for appropriate
action of the Body.
75. Request of Mr. Nony Necesito, Manager, Ecoland Properties Development

Corporation, for inclusion in the amendments of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan of
Davao City, the reclassification of 24.8 hectares parcel of land, more or less, covered
by TCT Nos. 146-2019016891, 146-2019014321, 146-201914350, 146-201914320,
T-282996 and 146-2019003077, from Prime and Marginal Agricultural Zone to
Socialized Housing Zone, located in Barangay Manuel Guinga, Tugbok District, Davao
[To be referred jointly to the Committees on Housing and Rural Development (Socialized Housing
Projects); and Rules, Privileges, Laws and Ordinances]
76. Notice of Violation from the Department of Human Settlements and Urban
Development, issued to Pro Homes Development Inc. through Johndorf Ventures
Corporation, relative to the residential subdivision project Forever Homes located in
Barangay Mulig, Toril District, Davao City, for appropriate action of the Body.
Projects)]
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77. Request of Atty. Art O. Tan for approval to transfer the ownership of the real
property covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-392491, in favor of Work
Experts & Allied Services Inc., situated at Barrio Piapi, Davao City, for appropriate
action of the Body.
Projects)]
78. City Housing and Land Use Regulatory Unit Resolution No. 12-22, Series of 2022,
favorably endorsing to the City Council the application of People’s Ville I, II and III
Homeowners’ Association, Inc. for Development Permit (DP) of their proposed
housing subdivision located at Purok 5-A, Barangay Riverside, Calinan, Davao City, for
Projects)]
79. Deed of Donation to be executed by Barangay Tambobong, Baguio District, in favor of

the City of Davao, involving a parcel of land covered by TCT No. 146-2020017752
containing an area of 10,000 square meters, more or less, with a stipulation that said
parcel of land shall be used for the housing development of the City’s Indigenous
Peoples, for appropriate action of the Body.
Projects)]
80. Resolution No. 05, Series of 2022 of the Local Zoning Review Committee, entitled “A
Resolution favorably endorsing to the City Council the application for reclassification
submitted by Johndorf Ventures Corporation from Residential-2 (Medium
Density Residential) to Residential -3 (High Density Residential), located in Barangay
Mulig, Toril District, this City”, for appropriate action of the Body.
Projects)]
81. Resolution No. 16, Series of 2019 of the Barangay Council of Balingaeng, Tugbok
District, this City, requesting for additional appropriation of One Hundred Fifty
Thousand Pesos (P150,000.00), through Councilor Myrna G. L’ Dalodo-Ortiz for the
completion of concrete fence of Balingaeng Elementary School campus, for
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District, this City, requesting for additional appropriation of One Hundred Fifty
Thousand Pesos (P150,000.00), through Councilor Jesus Joseph P. Zozobrado III for
the completion of concrete fence of Balingaeng Elementary School premises, for
83. Resolution No. 217, Series of 2018 of the Barangay Council of Ula, Tugbok District,
this City, endorsing for approval the request for funding for the construction of
multipurpose pavement with covered stage at Small Communal Homeowners
Association, Incorporated located at Purok 14 of the same barangay, in the
amount of Two Million Pesos (P2,000,000.00), for appropriate action of the Body.
84. Resolution No. 23, Series of 2018 of the Brgy, Council of Ilang, Bunawan District, this
City, requesting an appropriation of Three Hundred Thousand Pesos through
Councilor Jimmy G. Dureza for the construction of footbridge at Purok 6A, New
Society Village of the same barangay, for appropriate action of the Body.
85. Privilege Speech of Councilor Pilar C. Braga regarding the Letter of Mr. Jun
Ledesma, Columnist, on the ongoing road construction and undergoing cabling in San
Pedro and C.M. Recto Streets, for appropriate action of the Body.
(This item was removed since the subject matter was already resolved by the
19th City Council)
86. Letter from Edward B. Latonio, President, Catalunan Southpointe Homeowners

Association, seeking assistance relative to the construction of the multipurpose
pavement project in their subdivision, for appropriate action of the Body.
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District, this City, requesting an appropriation in the amount of Two Hundred
Thousand Pesos through Councilor Jesus Joseph P. Zozobrado III, for the construction
of concrete riprap at Purok 2 of the same barangay, for appropriate action of the
Body.
88. Endorsement letter from Ms. Vicky P. Sarcena, MPA, City Director, Department of the
Interior and Local Government, Davao City, relative to Memorandum Circular No.
2022-085 dated June 20, 2022 re: “Implementation of Road Clearing in the New
Normal”, inviting attention to Items 4.2, 4.2.1, 4.2.2 and 4.2.3- the Sangguniang
Panlungsod’s power to enact or integrate ordinances, for appropriate action of the
Body.
[To be referred to the Committee on Rules, Privileges, Laws and Ordinances]
89. Proposed Resolution to enact an Ordinance instituting and implementing the

registration of ownership of agricultural and fisheries machinery and equipment
within the territorial jurisdiction of Davao City, for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred to the Committee on Agriculture, Aquaculture and Food]
90. Letter of Atty. Francis Mark H. Layog, Acting City Administrator, this City, addressed to
Lui Enterprises Ellsons Realty Dev’t. Corp., developer of Green Heights Subdivision,
relative to the request that the open spaces, road alleys and sidewalks as well as other
facilities for public use be formally donated in order for the City Government of Davao
to provide development and maintenance works inside the subdivision that would
help resolve or minimize the flooding problem in Robinson’s Montclair Highlands,
situated at Diversion Road, this City, for appropriate action of the Body.
[To be referred to the Committee on Housing and Subdivision Development under PD 957]
Given that all items under the agenda have already been taken up, FL Zozobrado
III presented a motion, duly seconded by Councilors Mande, Advincula, T.A. Villafuerte,
L’Dalodo-Ortiz, Baluran, Alejandre and W.E. Al-ag, to suspend the rules for the Body to
take up other matters.
SUSPENDED RULES
COUNCILOR JESUS JOSEPH P. ZOZOBRADO III
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After mentioning that a Certificate of Urgency was issued regarding the proposed
Deed of Donation, Councilor Zozobrado III presented a motion, duly seconded by
Councilors Braga, Acosta, J.M. Bonguyan and L’Dalodo-Ortiz, for the approval of the
Resolution entitled:
RESOLUTION NO. 0111-22 ENACTING AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING

THE CITY MAYOR TO SIGN, FOR AND IN
BEHALF OF THE CITY OF DAVAO, THE
DEED OF DONATION BETWEEN THE CITY
OF DAVAO AND LA DIVA INN FOR THE
NINE (9) UNITS OF AIRCONDITIONERS
INSTALLED AT LA DIVA INN LOCATED AT
J. RODRIGUEZ AVE., MA-A CROSSING,
THIS CITY
Duly seconded by Councilors Braga, J.M. Bonguyan, L’Dalodo-Ortiz, Acosta,

Baluran and T.A. Villafuerte, the subsequent motion of the proponent for the approval
of the Ordinance below was likewise approved:
ORDINANCE NO. 01-22 AUTHORIZING THE CITY MAYOR TO

SIGN, FOR AND IN BEHALF OF THE CITY
OF DAVAO, THE DEED OF DONATION
BETWEEN THE CITY OF DAVAO AND LA
DIVA INN FOR THE NINE (9) UNITS OF
AIRCONDITIONERS INSTALLED AT LA
DIVA INN LOCATED AT J. RODRIGUEZ
AVE., MA-A CROSSING, THIS CITY
At this juncture, PO Quitain Jr. directed the SP Secretary to change the status of
Councilor Bernard E. Al-ag from absent to present, which was duly noted.
COUNCILOR JESSICA M. BONGUYAN
Stating that there is a need to protect society from the menace of illegal
gambling activities and pornographic content, Councilor J.M. Bonguyan presented a
motion, duly seconded by Councilors Braga, Acosta, Baluran, T.A. Villafuerte, L.B.
Villafuerte and Advincula. Before the approval of said motion, PO Quitain Jr. clarified that
the current Congress is the 19 th Congress. Subsequently, the following Resolution was
approved:
RESOLUTION NO. 0112-22 IMPLORING CONGRESS TO DRAFT A BILL

PENALIZING SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS
WHICH POST ILLEGAL GAMBLING
ACTIVITIES, PORNOGRAPHIC AND
OBSCENE CONTENTS, WEBSITES AND
MATERIALS
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The succeeding motion presented by Councilor J.M. Bonguyan was duly
seconded by Councilors Braga, T.A. Villafuerte, L.B. Villafuerte, Acosta, Baluran and
Militar, thus, the Resolution below was approved:
RESOLUTION NO. 0113-22 URGING CONGRESS TO DRAFT A BILL

REGULATING SOCIAL MEDIA WHICH
ALLOW POSTING OF ILLEGAL GAMBLING
ACTIVITIES
COUNCILOR PILAR C. BRAGA
On motion of Councilor Braga, duly seconded by Councilors Abellera Jr.,

L’Dalodo-Ortiz, B.E. Al-ag, Apostol Sr., Acosta, Advincula, Alejandre, Ibuyan Sr. and J.M.
Bonguyan, the Resolution stated hereinafter was approved:
RESOLUTION NO. 0114-22 EXPRESSING THE PROFOUND SYMPATHY

AND SINCERE CONDOLENCES OF THE
DAVAO CITY COUNCIL ON THE DEATH OF
EDGE DAVAO PUBLISHER AND EDITOR-
IN-CHIEF ANTONIO “TONY” M. AJERO
AND HONORING HIS CONTRIBUTIUON TO
DAVAO CITY’S DEVELOPMENT
At this point, PO Quitain Jr. directed the SP Secretary to change the status of
Councilor Jonard C. Dayap from absent to present. Thereafter, PO Quitain Jr.
likewise stated his deepest sympathies to the family of ANTONIO “TONY” M. AJERO.
Later, the proponent presented a motion to register a vote of unanimity which

was duly seconded by Councilors T.A. Villafuerte, L.B. Villafuerte, Marohomsalic,
Advincula, Abella, Abellera Jr. and Alejandre.
COUNCILOR LUNA MARIA DOMINIQUE S. ACOSTA
Duly seconded by Councilors Braga, J.M. Bonguyan, Marohomsalic, Advincula,

Ocampo, Militar, L.B. Villafuerte and T.A. Villafuerte, the motion presented by Councilor
Acosta was approved as:
RESOLUTION NO. 0115-22 DECLARING DAVAO CITY AS INSURGENCY

FREE AS OF MARCH 24, 2022 AND
COMMENDING ALL THE SECURITY
FORCES FOR THEIR COLLABORATIVE
EFFORTS TO COMBAT INSURGENCIES
WITHIN THE CITY
COUNCILOR CONRADO C. BALURAN
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On motion of Councilor Baluran, duly seconded by Councilors J.M. Bonguyan,
Braga, Ibuyan Sr., Abella, Alejandre and T.A. Villafuerte, the following Resolution was
approved:
RESOLUTION NO. 0116-22 REQUESTING THE LAND

TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING
REGULATORY BOARD (LTFRB-XI) FOR
THE CREATION OF LEGAL AND
TECHNICAL ADVICE WORKING GROUP TO
LOOK INTO THE PROPOSED ROUTE
FACILITATING THE OPENING OF
ADDITIONAL ROAD ACCESS FOR PUJ IN
THE AREA WHERE THE DAVAO FOOD
TERMINAL COMPLEX (DFTC) IS LOCATED
As there were no more urgent matters to be discussed under Suspended Rules,

FL Zozobrado III proceeded with the Privilege Hour.
PRIVILEGE HOUR
COUNCILOR TEMUJIN B. OCAMPO
On a somber note, Councilor Ocampo declared that the City has lost a well-
revered member and pillar of society, Mr. Antonio Movera Ajero, who passed away
peacefully on July 17, 2022. Mr. Ajero served relentlessly as a community journalist
spanning three decades; thus, he serves as an inspiration to many young journalists.
To acknowledge the life of Mr. Ajero that was dedicated to service through community
journalism, Councilor Ocampo presented a motion, duly seconded by Councilors
Ibuyan Sr., B.E. Al-ag, W.E. Al-ag, Militar, Alejandre, L.B. Villafuerte and Abella;
co-sponsored by Councilors Braga, J.M. Bonguyan, Ibuyan Sr., B.E. Al-ag, W.E. Al-ag,
Abellera Jr., Militar, Alejandre, L.B. Villafuerte and Abella, for the approval of the
Resolution entitled:
RESOLUTION NO. 0117-22 HONORING THE LIFE DEDICATED TO

SERVICE THROUGH COMMUNITY
JOURNALISM OF ANTONIO MOVERA
AJERO AND EXPRESSING PROFOUND
SYMPATHY AND CONDOLENCES OF THE
DAVAO CITY COUNCIL ON HIS PASSING
COUNCILOR TRISHA ANN J. VILLAFUERTE
Expressing concern over reported numerous cases of diarrhea or acute

gastroenteritis from Toril District, Councilor T.A. Villafuerte manifested that bsaid
ailment has affected twelve (12) Barangays of Toril District.
Councilor T.A. Villafuerte noted that in 2014, records from the City Health
Office show that gastroentistinal diseases as one of the City’s top health problems.
Furthermore, in 20416, a study conducted by the University of Immaculate Conception
revealed that water from Talomo and Davao Rivers, two of the main sources of water,
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have high alkalinity and high fecal coliform count commonly associated with feces from
animals and humans. The same study confirmed that the rapid increase in population,
urbanization and industrialization continuously reduces the quality of water, especially
in places of industrial and agricultural activities such as the Third District.
In view of the foregoing, Councilor T.A. Villafuerte called on Davao City Water
District (DCWD) to be stringent with the conditions required for issuance of the
certifications required for developing subdivisions and that the same should ensure that,
upon completion of the repairs of its pipes, the water will be disinfected. Moreover, she
added that ambulant street food vendors must comply with sanitation requirements.
Lastly, Councilor T.A. Villafuerte called upon the City Health Office, particularly
the City Epidemiologic Service Unit and the Environmental Sanitation to look into the
matter.
Following the privilege speech of Councilor T.A. Villafuerte, Councilor L.J.

Bonguyan presented a motion, duly seconded by Councilors Advincula, Mande, Abella,
L.B. Villafuerte, Ocampo, Militar, Braga and J.M. Bonguyan, to consider the same as
having been read and passed under First Reading. (Docketed as Item No. 92)
Afterwards, Councilor L.J. Bonguyan manifested that the City Government

already received reports regarding the diarrhea outbreak in Toril. As the Chairperson of
the Committee on Energy and Water, he invited the following officers of DCWD to shed
light on the matter: Ms. Hydie R. Maspiñas, Division Manager, Water Quality
Division, Ms. Alma Judith Canson, Quality Assurance Chief, and Engr. Cherry
Hidalgo, OIC Supervisor of the Planning Division.
Considering the importance of the matter, the Floor Leader presented a motion,
duly seconded by Councilors Braga, J.M. Bonguyan, Advincula, L.B. Villafuerte, Abella
and Acosta, to suspend the rules to allow the resource persons to participate.
BACK TO SUSPENDED RULES
Duly recognized, Ms. Hydie R. Maspiñas, Division Manager, Water Quality

Division, Davao City Water District (DCWD) stated that, on July 15, 2022, reports were
made on social media regarding the diarrhea outbreak in Toril. Consequently, DCWD
checked their operations especially on chlorination which showed that the chlorine
residual is well within the right levels meaning the chlorine is enough to inactivate any
water born bacteria. They also collected ten (10) samples from affected areas, namely:
Puan, Baliok, Bago Aplaya, Bago Gallera, Lizada, Binugao, Sirawan, Rasay, Bato and St.
Peter’s College. DCWD performed a microbiological analysis for Escherichia coli and
Total Coliform Which yielded negative Escherichia coli and Total Coliform results. Ms.
Maspiñas clarified that the samples were taken in the affected areas but not in the
house of the patients as they were not privy to information on the patients.
Ms. Maspiñas further stated that DCWD checks their water source and reservoir
monthly and that they furnish the results to the City Health Office and to the Committee
on Health of the Sangguniang Panlungsod. Moreover, the City Health Office also
conducted its own sampling and testing but there are no results yet. She then gave an
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assurance that DCWD will continue to monitor the matter and that the diarrhea
outbreak in Toril is not water related as far as their analysis is concerned.
Responding to the clarificatory questions from PO Quitain Jr., Ms. Maspiñas

established that DCWD has already issued its official statement through social media
due to the exigency of the issue. Furthermore, the results of the tests being performed
by the City Health Office will be out after 72 hours which means that the results will be
out by Thursday.
Addressing the queries of Councilor Ungab, Ms. Maspiñas manifested that the
Philippine Standards for Drinking Water requires that they have to monitor at the
endpoints. The law only requires them to test 121 samples per month but records will
show that DCWD monitors around 400 to 500 samples per month in order to increase
the confidence of the public to the quality of water being served by DCWD. The testing
by DCWD is done twice a month. Moreover, DCWD has the history of the results of
their sampling since 1973. One sampling site is monitored for about 2 to 5 years. Ms.
Maspiñas explained further that there are two kinds of samples: before the meter and
after the meter. Before the meter refers to the water from DCWD whereas after the
water is the consumers’ since there are circumstances that may affect the results such
as old pipes and cross-connections.
On whether DCWD uses the standard operating procedures, Ms. Maspiñas

answered that their laboratories as well as their samples are accredited by the
Department of Health. Moreover, all of their analysts are competent. Councilor Ungab
put on record that DCWD stated that they religiously follow the accepted standard
sampling methods that should be done on all water sources and distribution of water.
It was also established that, by law, they are only allowed within six (6) hours from the
collection of samples to the analysis. After the samples are collected, they have to be
in the laboratory within six (6) hours. They also follow protocol by putting ice in their
sampling bottles. The aforementioned are being done in all sources of water of
DSCWD, including the Bulk Water Supply Project. In fact, the time of sampling and the
time of examination are included in the report to determine the standard.
Ms. Maspiñas expounded that their laboratory is the only laboratory in the
Philippines which can do an 18-hour test on bacteria so DCWD can immediately respond
to water quality complaints. They also have an online chlorine analyzer that for twenty-
four (24) hours. After giving once again an assurance that DCWD continues to work
towards serving the public with safe and potable water, she also stated that same is still
on the process of getting its ISO 17025 accreditation.
Upon the request for clarification of PO Quitain Jr., Ms. Maspiñas declared that
DCWD already uses the highest standard for monitoring water. The ISO certification is
for the competency of the analysts.
Upon due recognition, Councilor B.E. Al-ag made it clear that DCWD is stating
that there is no contamination in its wells and that water from DCWD is not the source
of the infection of the patients as far as their analysis is concerned. Ms. Maspiñas
cleared that the samples were taken from the affected areas, meaning the Barangays,
but not from the respective residences of the patients. The ten (10) random samples
were taken from faucets of certain houses, not from the well. As far as she knows for
the duration of her stay with DCWD, Ms. Maspiñas stated that there is no history of a
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well being shut down due to contamination. She also cleared that there is no ongoing
repairs in the area.
Councilor B.E. Al-ag pointed out that there may be ongoing repairs in the area
that may contaminate the water. Furthermore, the source of drinking water of the
patients must be ascertained and included in the investigation. He shared that a lot of
households in the Toril area have their own artesian wells which might be
contaminated. Councilor B.E. Al-ag suggested to DCWD and the City Health Office to
collect samples of the water source of the patients. Ms. Maspiñas thanked the
Councilor for his suggestion as they have not taken such angle into consideration yet.
Stressing the importance of the matter as it affects health and public safety, Councilor
B.E. Al-ag emphasized that the reason and source of the infection must be determined
in order to stop the diarrhea outbreak.
In response to the query of PO Quitain Jr., Ms. Maspiñas manifested that the
samples collected by the City Health Office were taken to the laboratory of Southern
Philippines Medical Center (SPMC). The results will be out after 72 hours. DCWD may
test water sources other than those they already own, they will charge a fee. However,
they will be waiving such fee for the testing of the sources of water of the patients
since it is for public safety.
At the question of Councilor L.J. Bonguyan on whether the patients already

told them where they could have been infected, Ms. Alma Judith Canson, Quality
Control Assurance Chief of DCWD, was acknowledged then she reported that, on the
previous day, she went to six (6) hospitals, namely: Malta Medical Center, St. John of
the Cross Hospital, Ernesto Guadalupe Community Hospital, Davao Mediquest Hospital,
St. Felix Medical Hospital and Viacrucis Infirmary where the diarrhea patients were
admitted in order to gather data.
At Malta Medical Center where there were 28 cases, a nurse revealed that most
of the patients ate street food before they had diarrhea. Some of the 10 diarrhea
patients at St. St. John of the Cross Hospital said that they did not eat street food and
that the last food they ingested varied from sardines to chicken while others drank tap
water from DCWD. Ernesto Guadalupe Community Hospital had 16 cases but 2 of them
were taken to SPMC due to severe dehydration. Some of their patients had street food
and tap water. 30 cases were admitted to Davao Mediquest Hospital. Some of their
patients had street food. Viacrucis Infirmary had 22 diarrhea patients, some of whom
also ate street food. Lastly, the diarrhea patients at St. Felix Medical Hospital revealed
that they had street food and tap water. There are diarrhea patients who did not have
street food.
Ms. Canson manifested that the City Health Office already identified 20 sampling
sites where there are high cases of diarrhea incidents. However, on the previous day,
said office were able to collect from 4 sites only due to time constraints. As for the age
bracket of the patients, Ms. Canson stated that, from the patients she have seen, the
age varies from 12 years old to 40s. She did not see any toddlers. The last diarrhea
patient was admitted to the hospital on July 17, 2022.
When Councilor L.J. Bonguyan asked for DCWD’s future actions in connection
with the incident, Ms. Canson manifested that DCWD will continue to monitor the
matter.
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Addressing the query of P.O. Quitain Jr. on whether the patients were infected
by the same kind of bacteria, Ms. Canson clarified that there were no findings yet but
that the symptoms of the patients were the same, namely: vomiting, diarrhea and
feeling weak with low blood pressure. Additionally, Ms. Maspiñas stated that CHO
already conducted rectal swabbing on the patients.
Moreover, Ms. Maspiñas recommended to boil tap water before drinking it and to
be vigilant of the pipelines. DCWD will also be flushing its lines to cleanse their
facilities.
In addition, Councilor B.E. Al-ag urged the City to act fast because, as MS.
Canson gathered from her investigation, most of the patients ate street food. This
angle must likewise be examined. Councilor B.E. Al-ag urged CHO and DCWD to
investigate the source of the contamination from street food, artesian wells and others.
In conclusion, PO Quitain Jr. gave the task to the Vice Chairperson of the
Committee on Health, Councilor T.A. Villafuerte, to coordinate with the City Health
Office and that, if a legislation is necessary, to propose such legislative measure.
Afterwards, Councilor Ungab manifested that, according to records from the

City Health Office, the patients came from 15 different barangays and the most highly
affected age is from 0 to 5 years old.
In response to the question raised by FL Zozobrado III, Councilor Ungab

cleared that those affected by diarrhea reside in 15 different barangays all in Toril
District. However, it was not stated where such patients were immediately prior to
having diarrhea. For this reason, FL Zozobrado III suggested to CHO to include in the
investigation the location of the patients 24 hours immediately before having diarrhea.
Since the Body was still under Suspended Rules, FL Zozobrado III presented
the proposed Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the City and the Department
of Health – Drug Abuse Treatment and Rehabilitation Center (DOH-DATRC) Davao for
the use of fifty-four (54) container van type rooms installed at DOH-DATRC, Malagos,
Baguio District, this City. The motion presented by said Councilor for the approval of
the appropriate Resolution was duly seconded by Councilors J.M. Bonguyan, Braga,
Ocampo, Baluran, Militar and Alejandre.
Prior to the approval of the motion, Councilor B.E. Al-ag contended that he
had no copy of the proposed legislative measure, thus, he could not vote on it. He also
requested to be given in advance copies of proposed legislations especially those to be
passed under Suspended Rules. P.O. Quitain Jr. suggested to the Floor Leader to
prepare copies for the other Members of the Body the next time.
Proceeding with his question, Councilor B.E. Al-ag asked whether the area is
owned by the City. FL Zozobrado III answered in the affirmative then requested that a
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representative of CHO be present to answer queries from the Body. Thereafter, he
withdrew the pending motion and requested the Secretariat to furnish copies of the
proposed legislative measure to the other Members. It was then decided to defer the
matter to the later part of the session to allow Atty. Janis Louis H. Esparcia, Asst. City
Administrator (Operation) to participate.
BACK TO PRIVILEGE HOUR
COUNCILOR CONRADO C. BALURAN
Speaking on behalf of persons with special concerns, Councilor Baluran raised

the point that it is the policy of the State to adopt comprehensive policies that
prioritizes the needs of persons with special concerns such as senior citizens, pregnant
women and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) by adopting programs that guarantee their
welfare. He manifested that there have been complaints regarding the elevator in the
Sangguniang Panlungsod Building since there are times when it if filled with youngsters
and able-bodied individuals. On such occasions, persons with special concerns are
forced to use the stairs. In connection therewith, he asked that persons with special
concerns be prioritized in using the elevator. He then presented a motion, duly
seconded by Councilors J.M. Bonguyan and Braga, for the approval of the Resolution
entitled:
RESOLUTION NO. 0118-22 REQUESTING THE EXECUTIVE

DEPARTMENT TO DIRECT THE OFFICE
OF THE SECRETARY TO THE
SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD TO ASSIGN
AN ELEVATOR OPERATOR TO MAN THE
OPERATION OF ITS USAGE TO ENSURE
THE PRIORITIZATION OF THOSE
PERSONS WHO NEED SPECIAL CARE
SUCH AS BUT NOT LIMITED TO SENIOR
CITIZENS, RETIREABLES, DISABLED, AND
PREGNANT WOMEN
COUNCILOR PILAR C. BRAGA
Before delivering her privilege speech, Councilor Braga presented a motion, duly
seconded by Councilors J.M. Bonguyan and Ocampo, for the approval of the Resolution
stated below as:
RESOLUTION NO. 0119-22 REQUESTING DAVAO CITY WATER

DISTRICT (DCWD) TO EXPAND ITS
WATER TESTING TO OTHER SOURCES OF
WATER IN TORIL AREA AND TO SUBMIT
TO THIS AUGUST BODY AN UPDATE
REPORT THE NEXT WEEK
Later, Councilor Braga read an editorial of the Mindanao Journal by Mr. Jun
Ledesma. She quoted the editorial stating that Davao City has it all except traffic lights.
It was highlighted that the City is moving toward modernization except for its traffic
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lights. She also took the opportunity to request DCWD for the status of the Bulk Water
Supply Project. Accordingly, Councilor Braga presented a motion, duly seconded by
Councilors J.M. Bonguyan and L’Dalodo-Ortiz, for the approval of the following
Resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 0120-22 REQUESTING THE CITY TRAFFIC AND

MANAGEMENT OFFICE (CTTMO) TO
SUBMIT AN INVENTORY OR STATUS
REPORT OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS TO
THIS AUGUST BODY
COUNCILOR RODOLFO M. MANDE
Seizing the opportunity to thank his colleagues, Councilor Mande expressed his
heartfelt gratitude for giving the Indigenous Peoples (IPs) of the City a chance to
improve their economic and living conditions through the institutionalization of the
Iskolar ng Tribu Program (Ordinance No. 0999-22, Series of 2022). The Iskolar ng
Tribu Program endeavours to give IPs opportunity to obtain Tertiary Education.
Likewise, Councilor Mande thanked all the Higher Educational institutions in the
City for participating in the consultative proicess for the crafting of the aforementioned
Ordinance.
As an educator himself, Councilor Mande sees the need for his fellow IPs to earn
their college degrees in order to alleviate their quality of life and help their community.
Finally, he expressed the hope that the future IP professionals who will benefit from the
program will serve not only the indigenous Cultural Coomunities (ICCs) but also other
constituents of the City.
COUNCILOR LORENZO BENJAMIN D. VILLAFUERTE
Councilor L.B. Villafuerte announced that from July 17 – 223, 2022, the 44 th
National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation (NDPR) Week will be observed. This is
a chance to focus on the health and empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs).
He also invited everyone to join in the nation’s effort towards disability prevention and
rehabilitation, to stimulate awareness on the concerns of PWDs and the promotion of
their rights.
To set an example, Councilor L.B. Villafuerte mentioned that Apolinario Mabini,

one of the country’s heroes, had a disability yet he was able to champion nationalistic
goals. In fact, he inspired the observance of the National Disability Prevention and
Rehabilitation (NDPR) Week.
In connection thereto, Councilor L.B. Villafuerte manifested that he will propose

the following legislations: 1. the Creation of a Physical t6herapy Unit in every District
Health Center; 2. the Creation of Plantilla Positions for the Stroke Rehabilitation Center
in Ilang, Tibungco, this City; and 3. An Ordinance recognizing the rights of persons with
disability, granting privileges, benefits and protection from vilification.
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Following the speech of Councilor L.B. Villafuerte, Councilor Alejandre recounted
that, in 2014, he passed an Ordinance creating or maintain the primary and secondary
tourism enterprises and government offices which provide frontline services to maintain
deaf-mute desks. Unfortunately, there are no deaf-mute desks in government and
tourism establishments. He expressed the hope that said Ordinance will eventually be
implemented. PO Quitain Jr. suggested to the Members of the Body to bring up during
the Executive-Legislative Agenda (ELA) legislations that have not been implemented
since the ELA is the best venue to present such concerns to the Executive Department.
Considering that there was no more Member who wish to deliver a privilege
speech, FL Zozobrado III presented a motion, duly seconded by Councilors B.E. Al-ag,
Advincula, L’Dalodo-Ortiz and L.B. Villafuerte, to suspende the rules to continue
discussing the item deferred earlier.
CONTINUATION OF SUSPENDED RULES
Manifesting that all the Members of the Body were already furnished with the
copies of the proposed Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the City and the
Department of Health – Drug Abuse Treatment and Rehabilitation Center (DOH-DATRC)
Davao for the use of fifty-four (54) container van type rooms installed at DOH-DATRC,
Malagos, Baguio District, this City, FL Zozobrado III presented a motion, duly seconded
by Councilors Braga and J.M. Bonguyan, for the approval of the Resolution.
Before approval of the motion and after thanking the Secretariat for giving the
Members of the Body copies of the proposed legislation, Councilor B.E. Al-ag stated
that the facility was donated by the Jesus Del Rosario Foundation Inc. DOH-DATRC
requested the City to retain the container vans to be used for their day-to-day
operations. The parties agreed that the City will allow DOH-DATRC free use of the
container vans and its inclusions for as long as the former has no immediate use of the
same. However, DOH-DATRC will bear the regular preventive maintenance and repair
of the same. Since no expenses will be incurred by the City, Councilor B.E. Al-ag
expressed his support to the proposed legislative measure.
As there was no further discussion, the Resolution was approved as:
RESOLUTION NO. 0121-22 ENACTING AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING

THE CITY MAYOR TO ENTER INTO AND
SIGN, FOR AND IN BEHALF OF THE CITY
OF DAVAO, THE MEMORANDUM OF
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF
DAVAO AND THE DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH – DRUG ABUSE TREATMENT AND
REHABILITATION CENTER (DOH-DATRC)
DAVAO FOR THE USE OF FIFTY-FOUR (54)
CONTAINER VAN TYPE ROOMS
INSTALLED AT DOH-DATRC, MALAGOS,
BAGUIO DISTRICT, THIS CITY
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Next, FL Zozobrado III presented a motion, duly seconded by Councilors W.E. Al-
ag, Apostol Sr., Alejandre, Abellera Jr., Marohomsalic, Ibuyan Sr. and J.M. Bonguyan,
for the approval of the corresponding Ordinance as:
ORDINANCE NO. 0121-22 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE CITY

MAYOR TO ENTER INTO AND SIGN, FOR
AND IN BEHALF OF THE CITY OF DAVAO,
THE MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE CITY OF DAVAO AND THE
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH – DRUG ABUSE
TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION
CENTER (DOH-DATRC) DAVAO FOR THE
USE OF FIFTY-FOUR (54) CONTAINER
VAN TYPE ROOMS INSTALLED AT DOH-
DATRC, MALAGOS, BAGUIO DISTRICT,
THIS CITY
Given that there were no more items left to be discussed, FL Zozobrado III
presented a motion to adjourn which duly seconded by Councilors Alejandre, Advincula
and J.M. Bonguyan. The session was adjourned at 12 noon.
-o0o-
I HEREBY CERTIFY TO THE CORRECTNESS OF THE FOREGOING MINUTES
HANNAH CRIS A. ECHAVEZ

Local Legislative Staff Officer V
NOTED:
CHARITO N. SANTOS
Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod
CONFORME:
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NAME SIGNATURE
Vice Mayor J. Melchor B. Quitain Jr.
Councilor Marissa S. Abella
Councilor Nilo M. Abellera Jr.
Councilor Luna Maria Dominique S. Acosta
Councilor Bai Hundra Cassandra Dominique N. Advincula
Councilor Bernard E. Al-ag
Councilor Wilberto E. Al-ag
Councilor Al Ryan S. Alejandre
Councilor Dante L. Apostol Sr.
Councilor Conrado C. Baluran
Councilor Jessica M. Bonguyan
Councilor Louie John J. Bonguyan
Councilor Pilar C. Braga
Councilor Augusto Javier G. Campos III
Councilor Jonard C. Dayap
Councilor Edgar P. Ibuyan Jr.
Councilor Edgar R. Ibuyan Sr.
Councilor Richlyn N. Justol-Baguilod
Councilor Rodolfo M. Mande
Councilor Jaffar U. Marohomsalic
Councilor Bonz Andre A. Militar
Councilor Myrna G. L’Dalodo-Ortiz
Councilor Temujin B. Ocampo
Councilor Alberto T. Ungab
Councilor Lorenzo Benjamin D. Villafuerte
Councilor Trisha Ann J. Villafuerte
Councilor Jesus Joseph P. Zozobrado III
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MINUTES OF THE 3rd REGULAR SESSION OF THE 19TH CITY COUNCIL HELD ON

Vice Mayor J. Melchor B. Quitain Jr. - Presiding Officer

Councilor Richlyn N. Justol-Baguilod On Vacation Leave

With a manifestation regarding the inclusion of proposed Supplemental Budget

[To be referred to the Committee on Youth and Sports Development]

[To be referred to the Committee on Public Works and Highways]

[To be referred to the Committee on Youth and Sports Development]

[To be referred to the Committee on Cooperative Development and People’s Participation]

45. LGU accreditation of Biao Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Cooperative (BARBCO)

[To be referred to the Committee on Cooperative Development and People’s Participation]

46. LGU accreditation of Philippine Diesel Calibration Cooperative located at 68 JP

[To be referred to the Committee on Cooperative Development and People’s Participation]

47. LGU accreditation of Tugbok Progressive Coconut Farmers Multipurpose Cooperative

[To be referred to the Committee on Cooperative Development and People’s Participation]

Letter of PB Fradilyn M. Labro of Barangay 15-B, Poblacion District, this City,

[To be referred to the Committee on City-owned Real Properties]

[To be referred to the Committee on Youth and Sports Development]

[To be referred to the Committee on City-owned Real Properties]

[To be referred to the Committee on City-owned Real Properties]

[To be referred jointly to the Committees on City-owned Real Properties]

[To be referred to the Committee on City-owned Real Properties]

[To be referred to the Committee on City-owned Real Properties]

[To be referred to the Committee on Trade, Commerce and Industry]

[To be referred to the Committee on Youth and Sports Development]

[To be referred to the Committee on Trade, Commerce and Industry]

[To be referred to the Committee on Trade, Commerce and Industry]

[To be referred to the Committee on Rules, Privileges, Laws and Ordinances]

[To be referred to the Committee on City-owned Real Properties]

[To be referred to the Committee on Youth and Sports Development]

[To be referred to the Committee on Trade, Commerce and Industry]

[To be referred to the Committee on Energy and Water]

65. Deed of Donation executed by HLC Construction & Development Corporation in

[To be referred to the Committee on Youth and Sports Development]

[To be referred to the Committee on Youth and Sports Development]

[To be referred to the Committee on City-owned Real Properties]

75. Request of Mr. Nony Necesito, Manager, Ecoland Properties Development

[To be referred to the Committee on Youth and Sports Development]

79. Deed of Donation to be executed by Barangay Tambobong, Baguio District, in favor of

[To be referred to the Committee on Public Works and Highways]

[To be referred to the Committee on Youth and Sports Development]

[To be referred to the Committee on Public Works and Highways]

[To be referred to the Committee on Public Works and Highways]

[To be referred to the Committee on Public Works and Highways]

[To be referred to the Committee on Public Works and Highways]

86. Letter from Edward B. Latonio, President, Catalunan Southpointe Homeowners

[To be referred to the Committee on Public Works and Highways]

[To be referred to the Committee on Youth and Sports Development]

[To be referred to the Committee on Public Works and Highways]

[To be referred to the Committee on Rules, Privileges, Laws and Ordinances]

89. Proposed Resolution to enact an Ordinance instituting and implementing the

[To be referred to the Committee on Agriculture, Aquaculture and Food]

COUNCILOR JESUS JOSEPH P. ZOZOBRADO III

RESOLUTION NO. 0111-22 ENACTING AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING

Duly seconded by Councilors Braga, J.M. Bonguyan, L’Dalodo-Ortiz, Acosta,

ORDINANCE NO. 01-22 AUTHORIZING THE CITY MAYOR TO

COUNCILOR JESSICA M. BONGUYAN

RESOLUTION NO. 0112-22 IMPLORING CONGRESS TO DRAFT A BILL

RESOLUTION NO. 0113-22 URGING CONGRESS TO DRAFT A BILL

COUNCILOR PILAR C. BRAGA

On motion of Councilor Braga, duly seconded by Councilors Abellera Jr.,

RESOLUTION NO. 0114-22 EXPRESSING THE PROFOUND SYMPATHY

Later, the proponent presented a motion to register a vote of unanimity which

COUNCILOR LUNA MARIA DOMINIQUE S. ACOSTA