COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

2017-2025

City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan

Table of Contents

Introduction .. 1

Vision Statement ... 2

Mission Statement ..... 2

Sectoral Goals .... 2

Pillars for Development .. 3

Core Values .. 3

Recommended Policy 3

Flow of planning workshop . 4

DEVELOPMENTAL CHALLENGES/POTENTIAL . 5

ISSUES AND CONTRAINTS .... 5

Offices in the 4 Sectoral Services 6

Summary of Proposed Programs projects and

activities (PPAs) for Comprehensive Development

Plan 2017-2025

Economic Sector

Massive Land Banking ..................................................... 18

Construction/Establishment/Improvement/Renovation of

Livelihood Facility 18

Economic Enterprise Development Program .. 18

Tourism Development Program ....................................... 19

Livelihood Program .......................................................... 20

Agricultural and Livestock Development Program .......... 20

Tax Enhancement Program ............................................. 21

Job Opportunities Enhancement Program ...................... 21

Physical/Environmental Sector

Green Environment Projects/Renewable

Energy Projects ............................................................... 22

Disaster Risk Reduction Program .................................... 22

Local Re-greening Program ............................................. 23

Solid Waste Management Program ................................. 23

Construction/Repair and Maintenance of Roads,

Highways, Bridges, Drainage and Other

Public Infrastructure .......................................................... 23

Road Network Development Program ............................. 24

Social Services Sector

Medical and Dental Health Program .................................. 28

Peace and Order Program ................................................ 29

Housing Program for Extended ......................................... 29

San Joseo Families

Education Program ............................................................. 29

Program for the Under Privileged/

Marginalized Sector ............................................................ 30

Early Childhood Development Program ............................. 31

Other Social Services Program .......................................... 31

Institutional Sector

Administrative Support Services Program ......................... 32

Computerization Program ................................................. 32

Formulation/Updating/Revision of Plans ........................... 33

Formulation/Revision/Amendments of

Policies/Resolutions/Ordinances ........................................ 33

Implementation of Different Plans/

Ordinances/Laws ................................................................ 35

Institutionalization/Creation of Offices/

Divisions/Merging of Offices ............................................... 35

Employees Welfare and Benefits Program ........................ 36

Personnel Development Program ...................................... 36

Sustainable Governance .................................................... 36

Gender and Development (GAD) Program ........................ 37

Attachments

Minutes of the meeting

LDC Resolution

SP Resolution

Attendance

The Comprehensive Development Plan is the major

planning tool for the Local Government Unit of San Jose del

Monte. The Plan considers not only the current situation of the

city, but also the areas surrounding the city with a high

probability of some development within the Planning Period.

The Plan takes an in-depth view of the economy as well as the

condition and extent of existing and proposed infrastructure,

present and future land uses and their area delineations, and

current building and land use trends in those areas. In

addition, the goals, plans, needs, and desires of many

different groups and agencies are brought together in an

attempt to generate the clearest overall view of city needs.

A "comprehensive plan" is legally a guide to planning

for a specific area (the "Planning Area") over a specific time

period (2017-2025). It provides the blueprint for future

development and redevelopment. It describes the long-term

direction and vision for the growth and development of San

Jose del Monte. The Plan assesses the issues and

opportunities that the city will face over the next 9 years and

discusses how we might deal with the problems and make the

most of opportunities.

This document was conceptualized and evaluated by

elected government officials, different heads of local offices,

Local Development Council members and NGO

representatives and then consolidated by the City Planning

and Development Office. All programs, projects and activities

was anchored on the vision, mission and goals as well as the

mandates provided for in RA 7160.

INTRODUCTION

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VISION STATEMENT

A PEOPLE-CENTERED CITY, TRANSFORMED INTO A

PROGRESSIVE COMMUNITY OF DESTINATION WITH

HIGHLY COMPETENT PEOPLE THRIVING IN A VIBRANT

ECONOMY.

MISSION STATEMENT

1. To implement programs designed to tap the creative

potentials of the different sectors in society.

2. To transform the city into an investment and a tourist-

friendly destination.

3. To encourage the citizenry to become self-reliant and

productive.

4. To provide the people with relevant social support,

livelihood opportunities and economic skills.

SECTORAL GOALS

1. Pump priming the local economy for inclusive growth

through investment attraction and generation of

employment and livelihood opportunities.

2. Uplifting the quality of life of San Joseos thru enhanced

social services capable of producing remarkable and

desired result or outcome.

3. Effective and efficient resource allocation thru the promotion

of distinctive quality of service and rational implementation

of laws to rebuild people trust and confidence.

4. Promotion of green environment thru improved technology

and increased mobility of the people thru better traffic

management and upgrading road network system.

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PILLARS FOR DEVELOPMENT

1. Upgrading the quality of education in all levels

2. Strong support to the agricultural sector

3. Enhanced health services

4. Infrastructure development

5. Sustained economic growth and development

6. Manpower competitiveness

7. Strengthening the peace and order situation

8. Institutional reform in governance

CORE VALUES

- PROFESSIONALISM

- RESILIENCY

- EXCELLENCE

- INTEGRITY

- TEAMWORK

RECOMMENDED POLICY DIRECTIVES/GUIDELINES

1. Expected output/outcome should be pre-established;

2. Proposed Programs, Projects and Activities (PPAs) should

be aligned with the vision, mission and goals of the

administration;

3. PPAs should be part of mandated functions;

4. Cost saving measures should be taken into primary

consideration;

5. For effective and efficient cost allocation, we could link up

with concerned offices;

6. PPAs should be demand driven and result-oriented; and

7. Target beneficiaries should be qualified and assessed.

3

FLOW OF PLANNING WORKSHOP

The Sectoral Planning Workshop was conducted to determine

the appropriate and proper programs and projects that can be

implemented in the city . The programs and projects are

chosen and taken from the four sector s of the multi-sectoral

development plan in three days .

Economic Sector April 25, 2016

Physical/Environmental Sector April 26, 2016

Social Sector April 27, 2016 8:00 AM

Institutional Sector April 27, 2016 1:00 PM

The workshop is conducted from this outline:

Overview presentation of:

1. Government and Private Major Development Projects

2. CLUP Updates

3. Current Realities including

a. Developmental Challenges/Potential

b. Issues and Constraints.

4. Motivational Videos

5. Focus Questions

-What are the PPAs we need to implement or undertake to

strengthen the opportunities that we have?

- What are the policies or strategies that we need to

implement to resolve problem or constraints affecting our

City?

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DEVELOPMENTAL CHALLENGES/POTENTIAL

1. Our population growth rate is high at 3.64% (2000-2010)

2. Strategic Location

3. High no. of labor force/manpower

4. Presence of big investors

5. Communication & IT networks

6. Tourism potential

7. Big IRA

8. Vast land at the upper portion

9. Flood free zone

10. Increased businesses & investment inflows

11. No. 1 next boom City in Philippine Construction

12. From rank 86 to 37 (2015) overall ranking in

competitiveness as a component City (economy

dynamism, government efficiency, infrastructure)

13. Attractiveness of the City as a conducive area for

economic opportunities

ISSUES AND CONTRAINTS

1. Traffic congestion

2. Unemployment rate

3. Influx of informal settlers

4. Proliferation of mendicants

5. Out of school youth

6. Urbanization

7. Boundary dispute

8. Garbage

9. Land conversion

10. Leap frog development

11. Resettlement areas

12. Lacking of medical personnel

13. No private sector partnership

14. Poverty incidence

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Economic Sector

1. Business Permits and Licensing Office

2. City Agriculture Office

3. City Treasurers Office

4. City Assessors Office

5. City Cooperative and Development Office

6. Public Employment Office

7. City Tourism Office

Institutional Sector

1. Office of the City Mayor

1. Office of the City Administrator

2. City Planning and Development Office

3. City Budget Office

4. City Accounting Office

5. General Services Office

6. Human Resource and Management Office

7. Office of the Sangguniang Panlungsod

8. Civil Security Unit

9. Public Information Office

10. Motorpol

Physical/Environmental Sector

1. City disaster risk reduction mgt. Office

2. City Engineering Office

3. City traffic and Management Group

4. City Environment & Natural Resources

Office

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Social Sector

1. City Health Office

2. Ospital ng Lungsod ng SJDM

3. Local City Registrar

4. City Youth & Sports Development Office

5. City Veterinary Office

6. City Social Welfare & Development Office

7. City Population Office

8. Urban Poor Affairs Office

9. Community Affairs Office

10. Barangay Affairs Office

7

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Preparation of the proposed PPAs, Policies and Strategies by

different sectors assisted by the CPDO facilitators.

8

PHYSICAL/ ENVIRONMENTAL SECTOR

9

SOCIAL SECTOR

10

INSTITUTIONAL SECTOR

11

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Presentation and deliberation of the proposed PPAs, Policies

and Strategies by different sectors with critiquing and

commendations.

12

PHYSICAL/ ENVIRONMENTAL SECTOR

13

SOCIAL SECTOR

14

INSTITUTIONAL SECTOR

15

CPDO PRESENTED ADDITIONAL PPAS

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Sectoral Goal:

Pump priming the local economy for inclusive growth

through investment attraction and generation of employment

and livelihood opportunities.

Programs, Projects and Activities (PPAs):

Massive Land Banking

For Major Development Projects (road network, public park,

public cemetery, city college, city hospital, public market,

training center, convention center, including other

institutional buildings/facilities like school building, day care

center etc.)

Along Quirino Highway

Tungkong Mangga

Muzon

Kaypian

Dulong Bayan

Gaya-Gaya

Sapang Palay Proper

Upper barangays

Other strategic areas

Construction/Establishment/Improvement/Renovation of

Livelihood Facility

Establishment/Construction of City Livelihood

Center/Cooperative Training Center/Youth Training Center

Renovation of PSCB (with second floor)

Establishment of Barangay Livelihood Center

Economic Enterprise Development Program

Establishment/Development of Sports Complex (continuation

phase by phase)

Establishment of Public Parks/Eco-Parks and Wildlife

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Construction of Recreation Centers

Construction/Establishment of Cultural/Convention Center

Construction/Establishment of Integrated/Public Central

Transport Terminals

Establishment of Legal Tricycle Terminals

Establishment of Night Markets

Construction/Installation of Cold Storage Facility

Construction of Bagsakan Center

Establishment/Construction of Auction Market

Construction of Commercial Center (within the Government

Center)

Establishment/Construction of Negosyo Center (BUB)

Establishment/Construction of Yaman Pinoy Center Services

(BUB)

Establishment of Product Promotion Center/Pasalubong

Center

Establishment of Toll Packaging Center (Tatak San Joseo)

Rehabilitation/Improvement of City Economic Enterprise

Facilities

Upgrading of Agro-Processing Complex (Slaughterhouse)

Conversion of Towerville Public Market

Construction of Manual Slaughtering Area

Establishment of Public Cemetery (District 1)

Construction of Mortuary Building

Establishment/Creation of Industrial Estate

Agro-Processing Complex Operations

Establishment of Columbarium

Tourism Development Program

Development of Eco-Tourism Circuit (in partnership with

Norzagaray & DRT and/or private entities)

Development of Museo de San Jose (at the City Government

Center)

Establishment of Walk of Fame/Wall of Fame/Hall of Fame

(Pride of San Jose)

Establishment of Agri-Eco Tourism Site

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Accreditation of Tourism-Related Business Establishments

Promotion of Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto Shrine

Development of Grotto in the Sky

Rehabilitation/Redevelopment of Eco-Park

Development of Emilio Aguinaldo Historical Bridge Park

River Park Tourism Development Project

Livelihood Program

Provision of Kabuhayan Starter Kits (BUB)

Fiscal and Non-Fiscal Assistance to Small and Medium

Enterprises

Training Program for SMEs

Assistance to Business Council

Conduct of Farmers Training

Skills and Employability Enhancement Designed Program

Education and Learning Initiative Toward Employment

Program

Conduct of Skills Training Seminar (TESDA-Accredited

particularly on meat butchery)

Conduct of Other Livelihood Trainings (in demand and

trending)

Agricultural and Livestock Development Program

Agri-Kalikasan Project

Crop Production Enhancement and Value Adding Techniques

Development of Integrated Upland Guided Farm

Improvement of Learning Site for Organic Farming

Construction of Post-Harvest Facilities

Construction of Barangay Nursery Facilities

Development of Farmers Entrepreneurship

Installation of Ground Water Pump Irrigation Project

Livestock and Poultry Development Program

Product Promotion and Marketing

Conduct of Agri-Trade Fair/Market Day

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Tax Enhancement Program

Implementation of General Revision

Enhancement of Tax Mapping Operation

Installation of Satellite Office for Minor Transactions (in malls

& other strategic areas)

GIS Project Updating and Inventory of Records (Assessor &

BPLO)

Implementation of GIS

Full Automation of Revenue Generating Services (thru Online

Application, Billing and Payment System)

Investors Summit

Tax Awareness Campaign (Info Dissemination)

Strengthen Revenue Collection thru review of books and

accounts

Job Opportunities Enhancement Program

Education/Skills Mapping

Inventory of Job Opportunities

Installation of Online Job Opportunities

Job Matching

Tulong-Alalay sa Pag-a-apply

Establishment of Tourism Promoter

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Sectoral Goal:

Promotion of green environment thru improved

technology and increased mobility of the people thru better

traffic management and upgrading of road network system.

Programs, Projects and Activities (PPAs):

Green Environment Projects/Renewable Energy Projects

Installation of Solar-Powered Streetlights

Rain Garden Project

Construction of Green Roofs

Installation of Storm/Waste Water/Sewage Treatment Plant

(Centralize for the city)

Construction of Water Impounding Facility/Small Farm

Reservoir

Establishment of Bio-retention Area/Basin

Construction of Water Embankment

Disaster Risk Reduction Program

River/Creek Protection Project (riprapping)

Construction of Permeable Pavement

Construction of Drainage System

De-clogging of Waterways

De-siltation of Rivers

Purchase of Lifeline/Early Warning Devices and Equipment

(radio communication, mobile water treatment, generator set,

emergency light, solar powered generator/panel, etc.)

Establishment of Monitoring System and Radio Network

Davao-Style (Installation of CCTV all over the city with

central command center)

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Disaster Risk Reduction Program

Construction of Fire Stations (District 1 & 2)

Continuous Earthquake/Fire Drills and Simulation Activities

Capability Building for Disaster Management

Modernization of PPEs for Responding Team: Rescue Unit,

BFP, PNP, CSU, CTMG

Construction of Evacuation Facilities (District 1 & 2)

Business Continuity Plan (pre and post disaster preparedness)

Disaster Preparedness Competition (schools, barangays, etc.)

Disaster Response/Management Trainings

Capability Building for Disaster Management

Local Re-greening Program

Stream Buffer Restoration Project (tree planting at

riverbank/creek bank)

Ceme-tree Project

Ma-tree-mony Project

Bamboo Development Project

Solid Waste Management Program

Establishment of Solid Waste Management Center (subdivision

level)

No Plastic, No Styrofoam in the City

Search for the Cleanest Barangay/School

Construction of Central MRF/Garbage Transfer Station (District

1&2)

Construction/Repair and Maintenance of Roads, Highways,

Bridges, Drainage and Other Public Infrastructure

Acquisition of construction equipment or vehicle (for road

construction and maintenance)

Provision of vehicles and equipment (for monitoring and

implementation of infrastructure projects/NBC)

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Construction of Ramps in all Public Buildings

Installation of Water Supply for Public School and Other Public

Buildings

Develop new water sources (deep wells, storage facilities,

pump stations), expand water facilities and install additional

transmission and distribution lines to the un-serviced areas

Construction of Additional School Facilities & Purchase of

Equipment for the CSJDM Science High School

Construction of Welcome Arches

Fencing/Resurveying of Government Properties

Establishment of City Archives

Establishment of Hall of Justice

Road Network Development Program :

Opening of New Roads/Alternate Routes/Diversion Roads/By-

pass Roads

Road Concreting (citywide)

Road Widening/Road Expansion (especially on major roads

and on intersections)

- Development of a system of road hierarchy beginning with the

imposition of the following road width requirements:

15 30m for major roads

10 15m for minor roads

3.5 10m for service roads

Roads for widening

NAME OF ROAD FROM TO CLASSIFICATION

Quirino Highway 20m 30m major road

Gaya-gaya provincial road 12m 20m major road

F. Halili Avenue 10m 20m major road

Igay Provincial Road 6m 20m major road

San Jose Marilao Provincial Rd 10m 20m major road

Sapang Palay Proper-Sta.

Maria-Marilao6m 20m major road

Poblacion-Sapang Palay Proper 6m 20m major road

Bagong buhay Ave. (from

Minuyan Road 2 to Sampol)12m 20m major road

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The connection of disjointed roads and the provision of

alternative routes through the proposal and opening of the

following City roads:

NAME OF ROAD FROM TO CLASSIFICATION

Francisco Main Road 10m 15m minor road

San Jose Montalban Road 6m 20m major road

Bocaue Road 8m 20m major road

Kaypian-Igay 6m 15m minor road

San Jose-Tigbe 5m 10m major road

MRC Road 6m 20m service road

Citrus Road (cemetery) 5m 10m service road

all alleysminimum

of 3.5mservice road

all barangay roads 8m minor road

Farmview alternate road 6m 15m major road

Road 1 expansion 8m 20m major road

Asuncion Abela Municipal Road 15m major road

NPC Road 15m major road

From Poblacion to Gumaoc-City

Hall6m 15m minor road

From Cadiz Road 6m 15m major road

NAME OF ROAD / LOCATION PROPOSED WIDTH

Skyline diversion road (Gumaoc East)

(Gumaoc Tungkong Mangga)

15m

Amihan Alternate Road 15m

Paradise Drive 20m

Tungko Likaw-likaw Drive (proposed)

Alternate route from Quirino Highway

through Araneta Ave. to Likaw-likaw Road

(to pass through Araneta Property)

20m

Quirino Highway-Tungkong Mangga by-pass

road (through Araneta Property)

20m

Road extension to connect Partida Road to

Linawan Road (Muzon Dulong Bayan)

15m

Road extension to connect Talisay Road to

Linawan Road (Sapang Palay Dulong

Bayan)

15m

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NAME OF ROAD / LOCATION PROPOSED WIDTH

New road to connect Bocaue Provincial

Road, Poblacion-Gumaoc city Road and NPC

Road (between Quirino Highway and the San

Jose-Marilao Road)

Includes the connector road from this

new road to the Poblacion

15m

New road from Quirino Highway to access

Barangay Minuyan Proper, Kaybanban, San

Roque and Paradise III

20m

Road extension to connect Partida Road to

Linawan Road (Muzon Dulong Bayan)

15m

Opening of roads in the southwest periphery

of SJDM to provide alternative routes to

Caloocan City (Gaya-gaya)

10m

Construction of new road to connect San

Pedro St / Morning Glory Subdivision to

Bagong Buhay Avenue (Poblacion Dulong

Bayan Sapang Palay)

20m

Expansion of existing bridges

LOCATION

Bagong Buhay Citrus

Paradise 3 San Roque (Kantulot)

Parang Bridge

Tubigan Bridge Marilao River

Harmony Bridge to Bagong Silang

Panaclayan Bagong Silang Bridge

Gaya-gaya Graceville Bridge

Sapang Alat

Tialo Bridge

Cadiz Bridge

Partida Linawan (E. Sarmiento)

Pastol Bridge

Dulong Bayan Bridge

Kaytutong Bridge

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Road Rehabilitation/Road Re-blocking

Establishment of Pedestrian Lane/Bike Lane

Construction of Overpass/Fly-over

Construction of Road (going to Mt. Balagbag)

Installation of Solar-Powered Street Lights

Lighting along the center island of Quirino Highway and all

major roads

Lighting on atleast one side of the road for all secondary

roads

Establishment/Development of Walkable Sidewalks

Develop planting strips along national and local roads to

encourage pedestrianisation

Construction/Improvement of Drainage System

Farm to Market Roads

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Sectoral Goal:

Uplifting the quality of life of San Joseos thru

enhanced social services capable of producing remarkable

and desired result or outcome.

Programs, Projects and Activities (PPAs):

Medical and Dental Health Program

Construction of Additional Hospital Building at the Ospital ng

Lungsod (to increase bed capacity from 90-150; for the

Establishment of OPD Clinics, Animal Bite Center, Pharmacy,

Dental & Social Hygiene Clinic, Physical Therapy Center,

Doctors Clinic, TBMDR Satellite Treatment Center, Sleeping

Quarters/Dormitory for Health Personnel, Car Park Area,

Conference Hall, Archive Room/Storage)

Provision of Big Size Elevator at the Ospital ng Lungsod (2

units)

Purchase of Hospital /Medical Equipment (e.g. EGPT, MRI,

CT-Scan, Modern Blood Chem etc.)

Construction of Public Hospital (District 1)

Upgrading of Existing Hospital from Level I to Level II

Expansion of Laboratory/Diagnostic @ Ospital ng Lungsod

Establishment/Construction of Pediatric Hospital and

Diagnostic Center

Establishment of Blood Control/Blood Bank

Construction/Upgrading of Health Center Laboratories

Construction of Additional Barangay Health Centers

Establishment of Public School Clinics

Enhancement/Upgrading of Health Centers with Birthing

Facility

Health Plus Project (PPP project to ensure steady supply of

safe, quality and affordable medicines)

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Family Planning (Free Ligation and Vasectomy Services)

Voluntary Blood Sufficiency

Innovative Nutrition Program

One Doctor per Barangay

Universal PHILHEALTH Coverage

Health Card for Indigent Patients and Non-PhilHealth

Animal Health Protection Program

Rabies Prevention and Control Program

PARAVETS Honorariums

Construction of Physical Therapy Unit

Peace and Order Program

Construction of Additional Satellite Police Stations or

COMPAC

Construction of City Jail

Construction/Establishment of City Hall of Justice

Anti-Criminality Program

PUV Drivers Education and Training Program

Peoples Participation, Volunteerism and Education

Uniform for CSU Personnel

Housing Program for Extended San Joseno Families

Community Upgrading Project (provision of water supply,

electricity & other services and facilities)

CMP Scheme Project (utilizing the idle housing units in

different subdivision within the city)

Education Program

Construction of New School Buildings

Construction/Improvement of Day Care Centers (Muzon, San

Isidro, Bagong Buhay I, Gaya-Gaya, San Rafael and other

barangays)

Construction of City Library/E-Library (District 1)

Establishment of State University/Public College

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Strengthening the Scholarship Program with Private Sector

Partnership through Adopt-a-Scholar

Education 360 Investment

Installation of Water Supply for Public School

Installation/Construction of Gender Sensitive Comfort Rooms

in Public Schools

Establishment of Teen Info Center in all Public Schools

Teacher Competency Trainings

Educational Assistance for Public Elementary and High School

Students

Completion of Facilities and Equipment for the CSJDM Science

High School

Program for the Under Privileged/Marginalized Sector

Establishment/Construction of the Elderly Center

Establishment/Construction of Home for the Elderly

Establishment/Construction of Bahay Pag-Asa

Establishment/Construction of Bahay Kanlungan

Establishment/Construction of Women (In) Crisis Center

Establishment/Construction of Retirement Village (in upper

barangays)

Establishment/Construction of Juvenile Intensive Support

Center

Establishment/Construction of Community Based

Rehabilitation Services

Establishment/Construction of SPED Schools

Capacity Building Program for Senior Citizens

TEACH Project (Therapy, Education and Assimilation of

Children with Handicap)

Community Based Rehabilitation Services for the Disabled

Center-Based Skills Training and Livelihood for Disadvantaged

Women

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Early Childhood Development Program

Construction of Additional Day Care Centers

Establishment/Construction of Community/Barangay Child

Minding Center (with Day Care Center)

Furnishing of Child Minding Center

Establishment of Child Friendly Movement (ECDC)

Other Social Services Program

KATROPA-Kalalakihang Tapat sa Responsibilidad at

Obligasyon sa Pamilya

Sine sa Barangay

Training Seminars to All Partners in Civil Registration

Mobile Registration

Barangay Consultation

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Sectoral Goals:

Effective and efficient resource allocation thru the

promotion of distinctive quality of service and rational

implementation of laws to rebuild people trust and confidence.

Programs, Projects and Activities (PPAs):

Administrative Support Services Program

Improvement of Public Assistance Counter (OLSJDM and

City Government Center)

Quality Customer Service (thru: Strict Implementation of

ARTA, Transparency and Accountability, Compliance to Seal

of Good Local Governance, Adherence to SPMS and other

Civil Service Commission (CSC) Issuances)

Establishment of Weekly Journal with Issuance

Information Management System

(Advertisement/Promotional Materials to be put up/shown in

the Loading & Unloading Bay/Cinemas in the

Malls/Government Center/Other Public Facilities)

Equitable Provision of Service Vehicle (all

offices/departments)

Acquisition of State of the Art Audio and Video Equipment

Establishment of Internal Audit System

Creation of Investment Profile of the City

Bookbinding of Annual Executive Budget/Result of Operation

Computerization Program

Continuing Human Resource Management Information

System

Establishment of Inter-Office Information Management

System

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One-Click Civil Registry System

Microfilming, Scanning of Data Base Registry

Documents/Records

Centralized Warehousing Management System (Supplies

and Equipment)

Automated Procurement Tracking System

Centralized Hospital Records System

Data Base Management Program (thru CBMS)

GIS Computerization Project

Barangay Health Information System

Hospital Computerization Development

Redevelopment of Official Website

Formulation/Updating/Revision of Plans

City Master Plan for Industrial Park

City Transportation and Traffic Management Plan/Programs

Comprehensive Infrastructure Development Plan

Local Climate Change Action Plan

Disaster Risk Reduction Management Plan

Comprehensive Road, Drainage and Sewerage System

Master Plan

Capital Improvement Plan

City Shelter Plan

Local Tourism Development Plan

Green House Gas Inventory and Management Plan

Formulation/Revision/Amendments of

Policies/Resolutions/Ordinances

Industry Clustering Program (OTOP or One-Town-One-

Product)

Local DRR Communication Protocol (i.e. suspension of

classes, declaration of calamity etc.)

Insurance for Search and Rescue (SAR) Responders

ID system for Tricycle Drivers

Dress Code for Tricycle Drivers

Traffic Assessment Fee

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Drug Testing for Drivers

Uniformity of Sidecars of Tricycle

Elimination of Colorums

Rescue 911-style

Private practice of public health doctors/paramedics

Tie up with medical schools and training hospitals for

manpower augmentation

Truck ban, vehicle volume reduction

Enhancement of policies affecting cooperatives

Incentives for productive senior citizen employees

Revision of Revenue Code and other existing Codes

(Environment Code etc.)

LGUs Organizational Structure

Scholarship Program for Employees

Rewards and recognition: government employees/past elected

officials including barangay officials

Boundary Settlement Program (Tukoy Hangganan)

Accreditation of employees local pool of resource speakers

Bidding/Hosting of Big Sports Events (CLARAA, Palarong

Pambansa etc.)

Adoption and Prioritization of the Proposed Sectoral PPAs and

providing legislative and administrative support

Incentives to new businesses

Provision of CCTV of all Business Establishments

Procurement System and Organization

No Plastic, No Styrofoam in the city

Tricycle Franchising

Route Measured Capacity

Accreditation of ISO 90001 (TQM)

Accreditation of ISO 37129 (Environment)

Office Manual Operation

IRR for all SP Ordinances (Executive Review)

Corporate Social Responsibility Program

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Implementation of Different Plans/Ordinances/Laws

Transportation and Traffic Management Plan

Septage Management Ordinance

Air Quality Inventory and Management

Water Quality Management Plan

Truck Ban/Vehicle Volume Reduction (number coding)

Anti-Smoke Belching Ordinance

Indigenous Peoples Right Act

Career Improvement Plan

Environmental Code

Building Code

Health and Safety Standards

Comprehensive Development Plan (Zoning Ordinance)

10-year Solid Waste Management Plan

Institutionalization/Creation of Offices/Divisions/Merging of

Offices

Gender and Development

City Culture, Arts and Tourism

Public Employment and Services

Central Command Center

Economic Enterprise Management

Local Economic and Investment Promotion

Public Order and Safety

Information and Technology

Office of the Building Official

Office of the City Architect

Solid Waste Management Office

City Archives (under GSO)

Merging of PIO/CYSDO/CAO

Merging of UPAO and CSWDO

Philippines Statistics Authority (satellite office)

(Anti) Smoke-Belching Office ( in support to Clean Air Act)

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Institutionalization of Public-Private Partnership (PPP)

Creation of Hospital Board

Creation of Barangay Health Board

Creation of Local Sports Development Association/Council

Creation of Positions (based on the study of Re-engineering

Committee)

Creation/Formation of Coop Leaders League

Employees Welfare and Benefits Program

Establishment of Employees Housing Project

Libreng Sakay for Government Employees (Provision of Shuttle

Service/Bus for District 1 & 2)

Employees Health Incentives (Free Medical/Dental Check-up)

Establishment of Retirement Plan for LGU Employees

(providential fund)

Employees Sports Clinic/Sportsfest

Training on Financial Management for Retirees

Enhanced Scholarship Programs (to include skilled

employees/masteral degrees for qualified officers)

Salamat Mabuhay Program (Honoring the Retirees)

Personnel Development Program

Trainings on Leadership, Behavioral, Technical (Trainers-Training for Local Pool of Resource Speaker and Competency Gaps-based on

SPMS Individual Development Plan) and Other Related Trainings

Lakbay-Aral on Best Practices of other LGUs

Strengthening and Capacity Building of LGU Manpower

Refresher Course related to Peace and Order

Basic Financial Management and Budget Administration

Seminar

Continuing Education to Barangay

Sustainable Governance

Sisterhood with Other LGUs (foreign and local)

Creation of 2nd Legislative District

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Creation of New Municipality

Megapolitization (Application for HUC-Highly Urbanized City)

Gender and Development (GAD) Program

Trainings/Activities on GAD, VAWC and Anti-Sexual

Harassment for city employees and officials

Free Medical Check Up on Gynaecology and Prostate-Prone

Medical Cases for Female and Male Employees

Gender Sensitive Comfort Rooms in all Public Buildings

Establishment/Construction of Child Minding Center (with Day

Care Center at the City Government Center for city employees

children)

Furnishing of Child Minding Center

Prepared by:

REGINA S. DELOS REYES

City Planning and Development Coordinator

Attested by:

HON. ARTURO B. ROBES

City Mayor

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