GILARAW ni konsehal Eric Salcedo, chairman sa komite sa environment, nga i-revisit ang Ecological Solid Waste Management Ordinance sa tinguha nga mapagaan ang problema sa basura.
Kini ang unod sa special report ni Konsehal Eric Salcedo atol sa sesyon niadtong Lunes nga gidumala ni Bise Mayor Bebot Rodriguez.
Sumala ni Salcedo nga usa sa nakita niya nga solusyon sa problema sa basura mao ang paghatag sa dump truck matag barangay ug ang pag-deputize sa barangay pinaagi sa pag-isyu sa Ordinance Violation Receipt kon OVR aron mahimo kining epektibo ug striktong ipatuman ang insaktong paglabay ug pagkolekta sa mga basura sa barangay.

Lakip sa gilantaw ni Konsehal Salcedo ang pagmugna sa kaugalingong opisina nga maoy mag-tutok sa problema sa basura ug pag-penalize sa mga kontraktor nga dili motuman sa ilang tahas subay sa gabayan sa Dakbayan.
Malaumon si Salcedo nga pinaagi sa kooperasyon sa tanang sektor sa katilingban diin magsumikad sa mga household diha sa insaktong pag-segregate sa basura, mapagaan ug makunhoran ang problema sa basura sa dakbayan.
Ang maong taho ni Konsehal Eric Salcedo giduso ni Bise Mayor Bebot Rodriguez ngadto sa komite sa environment alang sa dugang pagtuon ug rekomendasyon. (MLRapanot/SP)
COUNCILOR Edgar S. Cabanlas, chair of the City Council committee on subdivision, housing development, and landed estate, personally inspected the property in Barangay Puntod to assess its potential use as a road right-of-way for residents in the area.
The Barangay Council of Puntod headed by Punong Barangay Alexis J. Dacer earlier requested the city government to allocate funds for possible land expropriation covering portions of Lot Nos. 1164 and 1167 located specifically at Corrales Extension, San Vicente, District 3 of the said barangay. The right-of-way would benefit eight families.

The residents have been requesting an access road to improve connectivity and ease transportation issues in the area, especially during emergencies.
During the inspection, Councilor Cabanlas, together with the representatives of the city’s technical team and the affected residents, checked the property and discussed the potential options.
It was observed that fences had been constructed on the site, while the residents are utilizing the pathway connecting Corrales Extension opening as their makeshift access road.
Councilor Cabanlas appealed to the property owner for more time as the city studies the matter.
The councilor has referred the matter to the Office of the City Mayor Rolando A. Uy for possible land acquisition proceedings to establish an access road. (JBD/SP)



FIVE lot owners whose properties were affected by the road opening in Barangay Pagalungan will soon receive compensation from the city government.
This, after the 20th City Council, during its regular session Monday, presided over by City Vice Mayor Bebot Rodriguez, enacted an ordinance appropriating funds for the full payment of claim including documentation and registration expenses.

The ordinance also authorizes City Mayor Rolando A. Uy to sign the corresponding deed of absolute sale for the purpose.
The said ordinance was sponsored by the committees on subdivision and landed estate, and on finance, budget and appropriation chaired by Councilors Edgar S. Cabanlas and Yan Lam S. Lim, respectively. (JBD/SP)
