The Barangay Council of Bugo was asked to revise its proposed ordinance on nighttime heavy vehicle restrictions after the committee on barangay affairs considered the recommendations of the City Legal Office and the Roads and Traffic Administration (RTA). The proposed measure seeks to address residents' concerns over the frequent passage of heavy vehicles through subdivision roads at night, which has reportedly caused excessive noise, increased safety risks, and disruption. I

ANOTHER socialized housing project will soon rise in Barangay Camaman-an. This, after the 21st City Council during its regular session presided over by Presiding Officer Pro Tempore Councilor Roger G. Abaday, approved the Preliminary Subdivision and Development Plan (PSDP) application of the Consolacion Homeowners Association, Inc. (CONHAI). The approved project covers an area of 7,063 square meters, containing 67 lots. The proposed project aims to provide housing needs and a

Councilor Jonjon Rodriguez supported proposed amendments to the city's ordinance regulating karaoke, videoke, and other sound-producing devices in business and entertainment establishments. The discussion stemmed from the special report of Councilor Marlo Tabac, who cited increasing complaints involving excessive noise from karaoke and videoke operations, particularly during late-night hours. He noted that Section 614 of Ordinance No. 4373-94, or the City's Noise Regulation O