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Ordinance Tree Planting

The tree planting ordinance in Kitcharao, Agusan del Norte mandates participation from local government officials, employees, and residents aged 12 and above to plant trees in designated areas. Responsibilities for maintenance and enforcement are assigned to local officials and organizations, with provisions for budget allocation and penalties for violations. The ordinance encourages the use of indigenous species and may include the issuance of certificates for tree planting activities.

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Ordinance Tree Planting

The tree planting ordinance in Kitcharao, Agusan del Norte mandates participation from local government officials, employees, and residents aged 12 and above to plant trees in designated areas. Responsibilities for maintenance and enforcement are assigned to local officials and organizations, with provisions for budget allocation and penalties for violations. The ordinance encourages the use of indigenous species and may include the issuance of certificates for tree planting activities.

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In Kitcharao, Agusan del Norte, a tree planting ordinance likely mandates tree

planting activities, potentially requiring participation from local government


officials, employees, and residents, and designating specific areas for
planting.
Here's a breakdown of what a typical tree planting ordinance might entail:
Mandatory Participation:
 Who: The ordinance might require participation from local government
officials, employees, government employees, civil society organizations
(CSOs), and all able-bodied residents aged 12 and above.
 What: Participants are expected to plant at least one tree in a designated
area.
 Where: The ordinance will likely specify areas for tree planting, which could
include public school grounds, idle or vacant public lands, public parks, and
potentially private lands with the owner's consent.
Designated Areas and Responsibilities:
 LGU Designation:
The Local Government Unit (LGU) or barangay officials may designate
specific areas for tree planting.
 Maintenance:
The ordinance might assign responsibility for tree maintenance to barangay
officials or deputized non-governmental organizations.
 Tree Guards:
The ordinance may require applicants to provide tree guards for every tree
planted.
Other Considerations:
 Arbor Day:
The ordinance may also relate to the observance of Arbor Day, a designated
day for tree planting activities.
 Budget Allocation:
The LGU may be required to allocate a budget for the implementation of tree
planting activities.
 Enforcement:
The ordinance should include provisions for the enforcement of its
provisions, potentially including penalties for unauthorized cutting or
destruction of trees.
 Species Selection:
The ordinance might encourage the use of endemic or indigenous species,
especially in protected areas or protection forests.
 Certificates:
The ordinance may provide for the issuance of certificates of tree planting.
To find the specific ordinance for Kitcharao, Agusan del Norte:
 Check the LGU Website:
Visit the official website of the Municipality of Kitcharao to search for relevant
ordinances or resolutions.
 Contact the Local Government:
Reach out to the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office
(MENRO) or the Municipal Mayor's Office for information about the tree
planting ordinance.

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