To address the growing number of noise-related complaints amid the city's rapid urbanization, Councilor Marlo Tabac pushed for the amendment of Section 614 of the city's Noise Regulation Ordinance. Enacted in 1994, the ordinance regulates the operation of sound-producing devices such as karaoke, videoke, stereos, and similar equipment by prohibiting their use from 12:00 midnight to 5:00 a.m., unless the establishment is enclosed and adequately soundproofed. Tabac noted that s

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

The committee on barangay affairs, chaired by Councilor Marlo L. Tabac, is now reviewing the proposed traffic regulation measures of Barangay Gusa which seeks to declare Emerald Street as a no-parking zone and one-way road, and designate Sapphire Street and other identified barangay roads as one-way traffic routes. The proposed traffic management interventions of the said measure aim to address the worsening congestion along the Barangay Gusa National Highway, which has affec