A.

Detailed geographical description and survey of the site occupied by the SUC and its campuses
including all idle lands branches or extension sites titled under the name of the SUC, other sites
occupied by the SUC and adjacent communities including ICCs/IP

The area of SPAMAST Malita Campus is composed of four land titles: TCT No. T-35122, TCT No T-
53903, TCT No. T-53904 and TCT No 144-202100192. It contains an area of Eight Thousand One Hundred
Ninety-Five (8,195) Square Meters, Six Thousand Eight Hundred Five (6,805) Square Meters, Twenty-Six
Thousand Three Hundred Eighty-Nine (26,389) Square Meters and Seven Thousand Three Hundred
Twenty-One (7,321) Square Meters. The location and boundaries of the campus could be found from
6°25’00” - 6°25’16” N and 125°36’25” - 125°36’21” E. The campus in figure 1 has a total area of Forty-
Eight Thousand Seven Hundred Ten (48, 710) Square Meters.

B. Cadastral survey of the Land Occupied by the SUC and campuses including;

B.1 Detailed geographical descriptions of SPAMAST MALITA CAMPUS

The area of SPAMAST Malita Campus is composed of four land titles: TCT No. T-35122, TCT No T-
53903, TCT No. T-53904 and TCT No 144-202100192. It contains an area of Eight Thousand One Hundred
Ninety-Five (8,195) Square Meters, Six Thousand Eight Hundred Five (6,805) Square Meters, Twenty-Six
Thousand Three Hundred Eighty-Nine (26,389) Square Meters and Seven Thousand Three Hundred
Twenty-One (7,321) Square Meters. The location and boundaries of the campus could be found from
6°25’00” - 6°25’16” N and 125°36’25” - 125°36’21” E. The campus in figure 1 has a total area of Forty-
Eight Thousand Seven Hundred Ten (48, 710) Square Meters.

Fig. 1
Map
Showing the
Boundaries of SPAMAST Malita Campus.
B.2 Natural and man-made hazards for climate change issues.

According to hazardhunter.georisk.gov.ph/ Malita campus has three main natural hazards.

These hazards are seismic, Volcanic and Hydro-meteorological. The nearest active fault is the Tangbulan
Fault which 7.1 kilometers from the campus. When the fault moves, the campus is prone to ground
shaking, tsunami and generally susceptible to liquefaction. The nearest Active Volcano is Mt. Matutum
which is 59 km away and the nearest potentially inactive volcano and inactive volcano is Mt. Apo (73.1
km) and Mt Tangdi (22.8 km) and prone to ashfall if volcanic eruption may occur. The assessment shows
that the campus has low susceptibility to less than 0.5 meters flood height and or less than 1 day
flooding. Severe wind of 60.1 -88 kph (20 -year return period); 88.1-117 kph (500 – year return period)
and low potential of storm surge may experience. Potential erosion due to high waves is expected
during Monsoon Season.

Figure 2. Map Showing the nearest Active Fault of Malita Campus

C. Detailed Description for;

C.1 Academic Core

The SPAMAST Malita Campus is comprised of student library, several classrooms for the offered
programs, internet laboratory, Biology, Chemistry and Physics Laboratory, Home Economics Building,
Hatchery, Several Ponds, Post Harvests Processing area for fisheries, AVR, and Speech Laboratory.
 The campus has Two covered courts which serves as training center, Auditorium, Open Field,
and storage facilities for sports equipment. Office of the Student Services is provided to serve best the
clients.

C. 2 Research Core

The main office of Research

Innovation Development and
Extension Office is located in Malita
Campus, Research facilities for
Fisheries and Marine Sciences are
provided such as fishponds,
hatchery ponds, mangrove area,
green house for mangroves,
museum, chemistry laboratory and
post-harvest processing area.
Several of these facilities were
shared by different programs also.

The Information Technology

Laboratory were used by IT
students with their research and
innovation. Home Economics
Building and Biology Laboratory is
used mostly by the Education
Programs as well as Fisheries and
Marines Sciences.

Residential Areas Covering for

Dormitories for Students

Figure 3. The Site Development Plan of Malita Campus

C. 3 The Campus has three 2 storey and 1 one storey dormitories for students with adequate
supply of clean water. It provides a covered basketball court for their physical activities as well as several
cottages near the seashore for relaxation.

D. Detailed geographical description of and used for commercial, agricultural, fishery, forestry and other
activities, including open and recreational spaces landscape features and campus transportation system
among others.

In figure 3 business center is established at the front of the gate of the campus. Canteens are
located near the research and laboratory science building. For recreational purposes the beach near the
perimeter of the campus is open for public. the biggest fish pond in front of the library is used for the
IGP of the campus. Mangrove preservation and nursery area is provided located at the back of the
motor pool building.

JAS Campus

A.

The Jose Abad Campus Extension is located at Brgy. Caburan Small Jose Abad Santos Davao
Occidental. It has a TCT No. T- 6253 and can be found in S. 50 deg. 06’ W., 2601.88 meters from USC &
GS triangulation Station GAP, Jose Abad Santos. The nearest landmark is the Jose Abad Santos District
Hospital. The parcel of land is donated to SPAMAST by Lachica Family.

Figure 4. Map Showing the Boundaries of SPAMAST JAS Campus.

B.

The Jose Abad Campus Extension is located at Brgy. Caburan Small Jose Abad Santos Davao
Occidental. It has a TCT No. T- 6253 and can be found in S. 50 deg. 06’ W., 2601.88 meters from USC &
GS triangulation Station GAP, Jose Abad Santos. The nearest landmark is the Jose Abad Santos District
Hospital. The parcel of land is donated to SPAMAST by Lachica Family.

B.2 Natural and man-made hazards for climate change issues.

 According to hazardhunter.georisk.gov.ph/ JAS campus has three main natural hazards. These
hazards are seismic, Volcanic and Hydro-meteorological. The nearest active fault is the unnamed

offshore Projection: ND (22.5 km from the campus. When the fault moves, the campus is prone to
ground shaking, and safe from tsunami and liquefaction. The nearest Active Volcano is Mt. Matutum
which is 80 km away and the nearest potentially active volcano is Balut which is 63.4 km and prone to
ashfall if volcanic eruption may occur. Severe wind of 60.1 -88 kph (20 -year return period); 88.1-117 kph
(500 – year return period) and low susceptibility to landslide.

Figure 2. Map Showing the nearest Active Fault of JAS Campus

C.1 Academic Core

Since the JAS extension campus is new, it is the smallest of all campuses of SPAMAST and it has
only one Genera Education Building that could be use by Bachelor of Science in Agri Business and
Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology Students. It has Eight Class Rooms and a Library.

C. 2 Research Core

The remaining free space could be use by students and faculty for research areas specially in the
field of agriculture. Classrooms could be converted for training areas for extension activities of the
researchers.