COUNCILOR Gigi Go administered the oath of office of the newly elected Board of Directors and Election Committee Members of the Mindanao Consolidated Cooperative Bank (MCCB), even as she reaffirmed her support for the cooperative sector.
Go, chairperson of the City Council committee on cooperatives, lauded MCCB for its continued commitment to cooperative excellence, good governance, and dedicated service to its member-cooperatives.
She also congratulated Chairman Mansueto Dela Peña and the newly inducted officers, expressing confidence that their leadership will further strengthen the organization and create a positive impact on the communities they serve.
Go encouraged the new officers to uphold integrity, accountability, and unity as they lead the institution toward sustained growth and innovation. (JDO/SP)
LIMA ngadto sa 10 ka tuig gikan karon, ang Cagayan de Oro will be the Makati of the South.
Mao kini ang panglantaw ni Konsehal Edgar Cabanlas, chairman sa komite sa economic enterprise, atol sa ilang programa sa kahanginan nga “Inyong Konseho Karon” samtang ilang gihisgotan ang kahimtang sa ekonomiya sa dakbayan.
Gibutyag sa konsehal nga diha sa mga pamantalaan o sa Facebook, ang mga analyst ug economic experts mipasupot sa ilang panglantaw nga ang dakbayan sa Cagayan de Oro ang labing paspas sa tibook nasod sa natad sa economic development.
Sumala ni Konsehal Cabanlas nga dayag kaayo nga grabi ang pag-expand sa mga negosyo, ma local man o foreign ug gani daghan ang ga-migrate dinhi tungod kay nadani sila sa pagkamalinawon sa atong dakbayan ubos sa pagpangulo ni Mayor Rolando Uy.
Niini, nagpasalamat si Konsehal Cabanlas sa katawhan sa syudad sa ilang kooperasyon. (JRG/SP)
CITY Councilor Edgar S. Cabanlas called on developers for stricter adherence to existing laws and technical review when approving new subdivision projects, saying developers must meet both regulatory standards and social obligations.
During his interview with the City Information Office on the program “Inyong Konseho Karon”, he said that approvals be granted only after thorough evaluation by the City Engineering Office and the City Planning and Development Office, and stressed that high-end subdivision projects should set aside 15-percent of their land area for socialized housing.
“Bantayan kana nato sa approval kung nakasubay ba sila sa gi-require sa balaod nga in every high-end or economic subdivision naay 15% ana in land area nga ila tukuron para sa socialized housing for middle class individuals,” he stressed.
According to the councilor, mandatory technical clearance from the engineering department and conformity with the comprehensive land-use and zoning plans are essential steps that safeguard public interest.
In a separate pledge to help accelerate socialized housing delivery, Councilor Cabanlas also discussed that when homeowners’ association apply for approval of their subdivision projects the committee will immediately approve those requests.
The councilor described the fast-track approval as inspiration for property owners to dedicate land to affordable housing and as a measure to quickly house low and middle-income families.
“Kung naa gani homeowners association nag-unite ug nakakita’g yuta nga himoong socialized housing tabangan nato sila sa ilang development. Dili nato sila lisod-lisoron,” he said. (JBD/SP)
