Updated: Oct 1
To formally recognize four territorial zones in Barangay 17, its Barangay Council enacted an ordinance that will strengthen community identification, support barangay governance, development planning, and ensure equitable representation of zones during consultations and assemblies.
Barangay 17 Chair Anthony Atterviry III during a meeting of the Committee on Barangay Affairs chaired by Councilor Marlo Tabac, said the formal identification of the barangay’s territorial zones would help guide development efforts and address practical concerns, including the delivery of goods and provision of services within the community.
Under the proposal, Zone 1 would cover Abellanosa Street from the South National Road toward the riverside and Nagac Street; Zone 2, Del Pilar toward Faith Tabernacle Church and Burgos Street up to Urbina House; Zone 3, Magsaysay Street from the Flores residence to M.H. Del Pilar and the Faith Tabernacle boundaries; and Zone 4, Abellanosa Street from Angeles House toward Magsaysay Street at the Flores residence.
Atty. Julyanne Lomocso of the City Legal Office found the barangay ordinance legally sound and raised no legal objection to its implementation.
The measure was referred to the City Planning and Development Office (CPDO) for plotting of the metes and bounds of the four zones, after the engineering survey to be conducted by the City Engineering Office.
The survey results will be attached to the barangay ordinance before it is submitted to the Committee on Laws and Rules for further review and approval. (PGU/SP)
HUGOT nga gipadayag ni Konsehal Roberto Cabaring, chairman sa komite sa cultural affairs sa konseho, ang iyang suporta sa sugyot ordinansa nga mag-establisar sa Culture and Arts Council sa Cagayan de Oro nga giduso nila Bise Mayor Bebot Rodriguez ug Konsehal Maximo Rodriguez III, nga nagtumong sa pagpreserba ug pagpalambo sa kultura sa dakbayan.
Sa gipahigayong tigom sa komite nga gidumala ni Konsehal Gerlie Balaba, kinsa co-author usab sa maong ordinansa, gibutyag ni Cabaring nga maayo ug kompleto ang maong ordinansa.
Matod niya, dako ang iyang pagdayeg niini tungod kay ipakita sa maong program ang kasaysayan sa Cagayan de Oro nga nagsugod mismo sa mga lumad sa syudad.
Gipasabot sa konsehal nga dako ang kalambigitan sa culture and arts sa pagpalihok niini aron masumpay ang karaan nga tradisyon ug ang mga binag-o nga paagi.
Dugang pa ni Cabaring, nadasig siya sa milabayng Higalaay Festival diin gipahigayon ang "sinampat" nga giapilan sa taga-Bukidnon ug ubang mga dapit nga nakapukaw sa kanhiay nga kaugalingnan ug pagkatawo sa dakbayan.
Tungod niini, andam ang konsehal nga mamahimong kabahin sa maong lakang aron magmalamposon ang lakang ug mapakita ang saktong hulagway sa kultura sa unang panahon. (JRG/SP)
Councilor Paolo Nicolo Gaane joined the City Health Office (CHO) in celebrating its 76th Founding Anniversary, honoring its decades of public service and commitment to protecting the health and well-being of the city residents.
During the event, Gaane appreciated the CHO personnel and health workers for their dedication in delivering essential healthcare services and supporting various health programs across the city.
“May you continue to be a strong partner in bringing quality and accessible health care closer to every family and every barangay. Salute to our dedicated health workers for your compassion, commitment, and tireless service,” said Gaane.
As chair of the City Council committee on health, nutrition, and health insurance, Councilor Gaane conveyed continued support for initiatives that promote a healthier and more resilient city. (JBD/SP)
