Message of the - Island Garden City of Samalsamalcity.gov.ph/2015/images/pdf_formats/ELA-IGaCoS 2016-2019 final 9-30-16.pdfThe Island Garden City of Samal was created from the merger

Executive-Legislative Agenda 2016-2019 1

Executive-Legislative Agenda 2016-20192

A sign of fresh efforts to address law and order, economic development, and improved government service, the new administration articulated its election campaign promises in the recently formulated EXECUTIVE-

LEGISLATIVE AGENDA (ELA) for CY 2016-2019, which has been mutually developed and agreed upon by the executive and legislative departments of the Local Government Unit of the Island Garden City of Samal (LGU-IGaCoS) in consultation with the various concerned stakeholders. It is a promise which WE can and will keep. Top-billing the agenda of both the executive and legislative departments of LGU-IGaCoS is the provision of logistics support for public order, which the new administration has pursued relentlessly. Also high in the agenda is the provision of logistics support for safety and emergency preparedness to ensure resiliency of communities against adverse impact of disaster and climate change. Moreover, the new administration tries to deal with the decade-long underdevelopment of the city through improved infrastructure facilities and utilities in support to tourism industry, improved city living condition through sustainable economy; giving priority to tourism investment, marketing and promotion. The other priorities in the list include development of social sector through improved education, social welfare and access to quality health services; integration of environmental plan for sustainable development; and good governance (transparency, livability, bankability and participation). To borrow the language of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte, no leader, however strong, can succeed at anything of national importance or significance unless he has the support and cooperation of the people he is tasked to lead and sworn to serve. As such, I expect and call on my fellow public servants to respond accordingly to the battle cries of the Samaleños hungry for genuine and meaningful change. May we make use of the ELA as our springboard to change. From this day forward, let’s hit the ground running!

AL DAVID T. UYCity Mayor

Message of the


GREETINGS!

For eighteen years, all of us are yearning for the envisioned growth and development of our beloved Island Garden City of Samal. The time has come for Samaleños to experience the real meaning of public service because public service is public trust.

Let change begin now with this Executive and Legislative Agenda (2016-2019) as our commitment to propel Island Garden City of Samal to greater heights. Let this be the roadmap of this administration for the next three years and the handbook of us, the officials, who will deliver its fulfillment. Rest assured that the Legislative body will always support our Mayor Al David T. Uy and the Executive offices to fulfill our goals in this Agenda, and our promise, my promise to offer each one of you the meaning of what true and honest public service is all about.

This Executive and Legislative Agenda (2016-2019) is not only for the officials who will work hard to reach its accomplishment, but most especially for the constituents of the Island Garden City of Samal who deserve a faster, efficient and best service to every call. I will be with you in every step, heeding every call and leading the change together with the Legislative department. Together, we will not only settle for what is enough but will collectively strive for what we should have become: the most famous City in the Philippines.

For the Legislative and Executive departments, my heartfelt thank you to those who laboured in the formulation of this Executive and Legislative Agenda (2016-2019).

God bless the Island Garden City of Samal!

ORLY A. AMITCity Vice-Mayor

Message of the


Island Garden City of Samal

This is a covenant made and entered into on October 10, 2016, by and among:

AL DAVID T. UY, City Mayor, and all Department Managers of the Island Garden City of Samal;

andORLY A. AMIT, City Vice-Mayor,

and all the members of the 7th Sangguniang Panlungsod of this City.

WITNESSETH

WHEREAS, as partners of the national government in development, local government unit assumes the challenging tasks in accelerating economic development to combat poverty and thereby ensure transparency and accountability in public service;

WHEREAS, the attainment of a progressive Island Garden City of Samal requires the formulation of the Executive and Legislative Agenda (ELA) which shall serve as guide in charting and tracking development programs and services towards the realization of the LGU’s Vision, Mission and Goals in a given term of the City officials;

WHEREAS, the unified Executive and Legislative Agenda are classified into; Administrative Support, Public Order and Emergency Preparedness, Improved Infrastructure Facilities and Utilities, Development of Social Well-Being, Economic Prosperity, Sustainable Urbanization and Environmental Management and Good Governance.

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing, we hereby bind ourselves to undertake and support the formulated Executive and Legislative Agenda and to take actions relevant to its implementation.

IN WITNESS THEREOF, we hereunto set our hands on the date above-mentioned at Samal Gymnasium, Peñaplata, Samal District, Island Garden City of Samal.

Covenant for Unity and Progress


ORLY A. AMITCity Vice-Mayor


SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD MEMBERS

PROF. RICARDO “RIKKI” P. ENRIQUEZ, Ph.D.Director, Senior High SchoolAteneo de Davao University

MS. ROSARIO P. LAIDCLGOO,DILG

Island Garden City of Samal

WITNESSES:

DISTRICT III

HON. RICARDO A. TACSANAN

HON. CHARLES C. LIGAN

HON. JAN ALBERT R. ORTIZ

HON. METODIO D. GONATO

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

HON. DATU ALFONSO V. SAN JUAN, SR.

I.P. Representative

HON. LUDWIG VON P. GERVACIO, SR.

Liga Representative

DISTRICT I

HON. RUEL H. BANTILLO

HON. GLENN C. COLMENARES

HON. ABELARDO D. COLMENARES

HON. GUILLERMO E. OLDEN

DISTRICT II

HON. LEMUEL T. REYES

HON. RICHARD A. GUINDOLMAN

HON. DAN P. GERVACIO

HON. MICHAEL D. ROBLEDO, SR.


Executive–Legislative AgendaELA

Message of the City Mayor 2

Message of the City Vice Mayor 3

ELA Covenant 4–5

Vision/Mission/Goals 7

SP Resolution Adopting the ELA 8–9

Profile of the City 10–12

The Executive - Legislative Agenda 13–27

Map of the City 22

Executive Department 23

Legislative Department 24

“The Making of the ELA 2016-2019” 25-26

Acknowledgment 27

TABLE OF CONTENTS


The Island Garden City of Samal, 2008–2017 “The Urban Center in a Garden Setting”

To pursue sustainable urbanization for the Island Garden City of Samal – prudently putting in place appropriate urban amenities for a community of dignified constituents living in an atmosphere of good governance, and keeping intact its natural endowments and cultural

heritage.

ECONOMIC. To upscale the City’s state of development and the living condition of its constituents through a vibrant and sustainable economy mobilizing its local resources while maintaining a well-balanced ecology.

SOCIAL. To establish a livable community where people enjoy the bliss of life — secured by and at peace with the abundance of natural endowments and assured of basic social services fundamental to the fullness of human development.

INFRASTRUCTURE. To put in place appropriate and sustainable urban amenities that usher in a vibrant economy, sustain the cohesiveness of communities, enhance the eco-systems, and ensure the well-being of constituents.

ENVIRONMENT. To nurture nature by becoming a garden city — harmoniously blending urban and rural development keeping in place protected habitats and well-balanced eco-systems.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION. To constantly enhance local governance mechanisms that would promote transparency and accountability, facilitate people empowerment, responsible citizenship and stakeholders’ participation, and institutionalize mechanisms that would converge and synergize effective and efficient resource mobilization and utilization.


7th City Council

EXCERPT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE 13TH REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD OF THE ISLAND GARDEN CITY OF SAMAL, DAVAO DEL NORTE HELD ON SEPTEMBER 27, 2016 AT THE SP SESSION HALL.

PRESENT: Hon. Orly A. Amit City Vice Mayor, Regular Presiding Officer Hon. Lemuel T. Reyes SP Member Hon. Richard A. Guindolman SP Member Hon. Dan P. Gervacio SP Member Hon. Michael D. Robledo, Sr. SP Member Hon. Ruel H. Bantillo SP Member Hon. Glenn C. Colmenares SP Member Hon. Abelardo D. Colmenares SP Member Hon. Guillermo E. Olden SP Member, Hon. Ricardo A. Tacsanan SP Member Hon. Charles C. Ligan SP Member Hon. Jan Albert R. Ortiz SP Member Hon. Luduig Von P. Gervacio, Sr. Liga Representative Hon. Alfonso V. San Juan, Sr. IP Representative

ON LEAVE: Hon. Metodio D. Gonato SP Member

SPONSOR:

Hon. Richard A. Guindolman

SP Resolution Adopting the ELA

CO-SPONSORS:

Hon. Lemuel T. ReyesHon. Dan P. GervacioHon. Michael D. Robledo, Sr.Hon. Luduig Von P. Gervacio, Sr.Hon. Ruel H. BantilloHon. Glenn C. Colmenares

Hon. Abelardo D. ColmenaresHon. Alfonso V. San Juan, Sr.Hon. Ricardo A. TacsananHon. Charles C. LiganHon. Jan Albert R. OrtizHon. Guillermo E. Olden


RESOLUTION NO. 120Series of 2016

“RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE AGENDA (ELA) OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT OF THE ISLAND GARDEN CITY OF SAMAL FOR THE TERM OF OFFICE 2016-2019”

WHEREAS, an Executive-Legislative Agenda (ELA) is a plan document that is mutually developed and agreed upon by both the Executive and Legislative Departments of an LGU. It is an integrated plan that contains the major development thrusts and priorities of both the executive and legislative branches towards a common vision for the locality;

WHEREAS, the City Government Officials of the Island Garden City of Samal recently convened and crafted an Executive and Legislative Agenda which will serve as the development roadmap of the LGU for 2016-2019;

WHEREAS, the formulated Executive-Legislative Agenda (ELA) focus on the important sectors of development particularly infrastructure, good governance, public safety and welfare, tourism, social welfare, health, education, economic, food security and environmental development;

WHEREAS, on 13 September 2016, Honorable Al David T. Uy, City Mayor, issued Executive Agenda No. 2016-84 relative to the passage of a resolution adopting the Executive-Legislative Agenda (ELA) of the City Government of the Island Garden City of Samal for the term 2016–2019;

WHEREAS, after discussion and deliberation, the August Body deemed it necessary to adopt the proposed Executive and Legislative Agenda enunciated in Executive Agenda No. 2016–84.

NOW, THEREFORE:

Be it RESOLVED, as the Body hereby resolved, to adopt the Executive and Legislative Agenda (ELA) of the City Government of the Island Garden City of Samal for the term of office 2016-2019.

RESOLVED, FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be furnished to the Office of the City Mayor, City Planning and Development Office, for information and guidance.

RESOLVED, FINALLY, that copies of this resolution be furnished to Ms. Rosario P. Laid, CLGOO, Department of Interior and Local Government – IGACOS, and others concerned offices, for information and reference.

CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.

CERTIFIED CORRECT: JOSE ERSANTE M. FUERTES, MPA Secretary to the Sanggunian

ATTESTED:

ORLY A. AMITVice MayorRegular Presiding Officer

APPROVED:



The Island Garden City of Samal was created from the merger of the municipalities of Babak, Samal, and Kaputian by virtue of Republic Act. No. 8471 which was signed by former President Fidel V. Ramos on January 30, 1998 and overwhelmingly ratified later by its residents on March 7 of the same year.By political jurisdiction, the Island Garden City of Samal is a component city of the province of Davao del Norte. As a result of the merger, the three municipalities ceased to exist, thus the newly created city assimilated all the jurisdiction, assets, and

physical characteristics of the former municipalities which now become its three Sanggunian Districts — with Babak as District l, Samal as District ll where the political seat of the city government is located, and Kaputian as District lll.

Date Created March 7, 1998Enabling Law R.A. 8471Total Population (NSO 2010) 95,874Total No. of Households 18,058Total No. of Male 44,243Total No. of Female 46,048Total number of Districts 3Total number of Barangays 46Total number of Coastal barangays 30Land Area (in hectares) 30,130

Babak District 8,647.97Samal District 9,563.68Kaputian District 11,918.35

Total Number of Puroks 367No. of HH w/ Electrical Connections 12,902Length of National Roads 24.7kms.Length of City Roads 242.5 kmDistance from Babak to City Hall 8.6 kmDistance from Kaputian to City Hall 16.1 kmMajor Sources of Income Agriculture, Farming & Fishing

BASIC INFORMATION:


Location. Island Garden City of Samal is located at the heart of Davao Gulf, separated from mainland Mindanao by same body of water. The Island is accessible via 15-minute motorboat ride from Km-11 in Sasa, Davao City to Babak port, 45-minute ride from Sta. Ana wharf, Davao City to Samal and Kaputian ports on board similar transports. Roll-on/Roll-off ferryboats that carry vehicles and trucks are also plying the route from Barangay Kinawitnon in Babak District to Km-11 in Sasa, Davao City. The City has five seaports located at Kaputian, Samal, Babak, Kinawitnon and Sta. Cruz of Talicud Island. Physical Features. There are two main Islands in IGaCoS; Samal Island and Talicud Island which are situated at the Southern point. Other smaller Islands namely; Malipano, Big Liguid and Little Liguid are also part of the city. In terms of land area , IGaCoS has a total area of 30,130 which is generally classified as follows :

Certified alienable and disposable lands 27,918 haForest Lands 2,212 haTOTAL 30,130 ha

The island has an estimated length of 34 kms. and width of 15 kms., which is characterized by mountain ranges at the eastern part with an estimated elevation of 532 meters above sea level at Tayapoc and Puting Bato point. The flat terrain is found largely at the northwestern and central parts of Babak district. The gently sloping areas are found mostly along the coastlines, which is about 118 kms. The island also has the following major rivers and lakes -- Binoling River, Tagbaobo River, and Bagsak Lake. The gently sloping areas are found mostly along the coastlines, which is about 118 km. The island also has the following major rivers and lakes — Binoling River, Tagbaobo River, and Bagsak Lake.Economic Base and Potentials. The Island Garden City of Samal has an evenly distributed rainfall throughout the year and a typhoon free climate, which makes it ideal for agricultural production. Copra, mango, corn, vegetables, citrus and fish are the major products of the island. Livestock production is also a major product with Davao City as the primary market. In addition, rice is also produced in the barangays of Libuak in Babak and Aumbay in Samal districts.Although the City’s economy depends greatly on agriculture, its rich natural endowments have ushered to its rising as one of the eight (8) anchor tourism destinations in the Philippines — home to about 50 resorts, cradle of the best dive sites in Davao Gulf, and host to the sanctuary of the world’s biggest population of fruit bats. In this light, the Island Garden City of Samal has the following potentials for investments:


General Land Use Land Area (Hectares) Percentage (%)

Built-up 1,715.72 5.69

Agricultural 24,880.19 82.58

Forest 2,576.00 8.55

Open Space/Grasslands 219.20 0.73

Special Use 25.40 0.08

Agri-Tourism 128.07 0.43

Swamps and Marshes 125.10 0.42

Mangroves 145.43 0.48

Infra/Utilities 6.85 0.02

Rivers/Creeks 308.04 1.02

TOTAL 30,130.00 100.00

Coastal Land Use Area (Hectares)Built-up 332.382Agricultural 833.053Functional Open Space (Beach Resorts) 92.570Open Space (Parks/Playgrounds/Pasture Land) 103.080Fishpond/Marshes 135.060Mangroves 636.560Cemetery 6.75Shipbuilding 5.30Forest 344.80Road Network 105.145

Fish Sanctuaries 267.0

• Resort development and other tourism ventures;• Integrated water systems development;• Telecommunications;• Real estate development;• Recreational and wellness facilities;• Cottage Industries; and• Light industries.

Table 1. General Land Use

Table 2. Existing Coastal Land Use


EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE AGENDACY 2016–2019

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT

EXECUTIVE AGENDA1. Revision of IGaCoS Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Coastal Resources

and Marine Waters Zone Plan. 2. Institutionalization of Drug Rehabilitation Center. 3. Purchase of Four-wheeled Vehicles to be used by elected officials for

excellent service. 4. Acquisition of IGaCoS Coaster Bus and Utility Vehicle for tourism

purposes.5. Formulation of Information Systems Strategic Plan (ISSP) of IGaCoS. 6. Establishment of a GIS-based E-Gov systems Tax Mapping Program7. Formulation of IGaCoS Comprehensive Drainage and Sewerage Plan.8. Forging of Forest Land Use Co-management Agreement with

Department of Environment and Natural Resources.9. Organizational assessment of the Local Government Unit of Island

Garden City of Samal.10. Formulation of Human Resource Development Plan.

LEGISLATIVE AGENDA1. Adoption on the revision of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and

Coastal Resources and Marine Waters Zone Plan.2. Appropriation for the Establishment of a Museum and Pasalubong

Center.3. Enactment of City Ordinance providing Policies for the Establishment

of the Museum and Pasalubong Center.4. Appropriation for the Acquisition of Four-Wheeled Vehicles for Elected

Officials.5. Appropriation for the Acquisition of IGaCoS Tourist Coaster Bus and

Utility Vehicle for Tourism Purposes.6. Appropriation to Support the Titling of all Government Real Properties.7. Adoption on the Formulation of the Information Systems Strategic

Plan (ISSP) of IGaCoS.8. Appropriation to support the Upgrading of Tax Mapping Program.9. Adoption of the IGaCoS Comprehensive Drainage and Sewerage Plan.


10. Resolution Requesting the Philippine Reclamation Authority (PRA) for the Declaration of Reclamation Areas:a. Laxina Creek to the right;b. Laxina Creek to the left (Bangoy Area);c. A portion of Babak Coastal Park to Babak Public Market

11. Proposed an area of 1,000 sq. m. in the New City Hall Site for the Cultural Multipurpose Hall (for Tribal Groups).

12. Site Development Plan of the Public Cemetery for Christians and Muslims at Purok 6, Sitio Tuguak, Barangay Cogon, Babak.

13. Resolution conducting Special Events of the Visit Samal at Babak, Samal and Kaputian.

14. Appropriation of Funds for Fabricated Portable / Movable Steel Stage to be used during city events.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

EXECUTIVE AGENDA1. Income Reclassification of the LGU-IGaCOS.2. Rehabilitation Program for coconut areas.3. Sustainable Development for the two sites of Marine Protective

Areas at Dadatan and Sanipaan.4. Management Plan for Diving Sites. 5. Development of Diving Sites.

LEGISLATIVE AGENDA1. Declaration of Pangapog Festival.2. Appropriation for the Annual Pangapog Festival every August.3. Resolution requesting the Philippine Ports Authority to construct a

government fish port.4. Adoption of the Revised Guidelines on the Accreditation of the Civil

Society Organization, Business Sector, Women Sector and Religious Sector to participate in LGU activities.

5. Increase the Accreditation of active Civil Society Organization participating civic activities.

6. Passage of the Quarantine Code.7. Ordinance Regulating road openings.8. Revision of City Fisheries Development Plan 2005-2009.9. Ordinance on Organic Agriculture.


10. Ordinance on Market Values on Real Properties.11. Re-assessment of the 16-year old Status Data of IGaCoS Marine

Habitat Resources.12. Ordinance setting Guidelines for the Development of Barangay Fish

Landing/ Beach Park areas.13. Appropriation of at least 3-units FLE – MCS (Fishery Law

Enforcement-Monitoring Control Surveillance) Patrol Sea-Craft powered by 150HP to 200HP outboard Engine for City Fisheries Law Enforcement.

14. Ordinance setting guidelines for Diving Sites Delineation. 15. Resolution requesting the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) to utilize

temporarily the Tagpopongan and Kaputian as Fish Landing Areas.16. Enactment of the Farmers’ Code.17. Resolution to Request the Bureau of Soil Management to have a

satellite office in the Island Garden City of Samal.18. Request His Excellency Pres. Rodrigo R. Duterte to reactivate BIMP-

EAGA.19. Revision of the Tax Code.20. An Ordinance Regulating the ambulant scrap buying in the Island

Garden City of Samal.21. Enactment of New Guidelines for Auction of Delinquent Real

Property.

GOOD GOVERNANCE

EXECUTIVE AGENDA1. Acquisition of Integrated Computerized System for Financial

Administration.

LEGISLATIVE AGENDA1. Appropriation for the establishment a City E- Library.2. Setting guidelines for charring and briquetting.3. Creation of Technical Working Group for the study of alternative

power supply.4. Create an Ad Hoc Committee to Evaluate and Monitor the

implementation of the Executive and Legislative Agenda.5. Request the Congress to Establish a Regional Trial Court in the Island

Garden City of Samal.6. Request the President of the Republic of the Philippines to declare

March 7 as Holiday in observance of the IGACOS Foundation Day.7. Policy support for the beautification/ greening of all Roads in the

Island Garden City of Samal.


8. Revision of the Ordinance governing the Management and Operation of Samal Island Memorial (Pahulayan Memorial Park).

9. Declaration of San Antonio as IGaCOS Forest Reserve and Natures Park.

10. Request the National Telecommunication Commission (NTC) for the Provision of Additional Cellular Sites in IGaCOS.

11. Adoption and Institutionalization of the Moral Recovery Program for the Island Garden City of Samal.

INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

EXECUTIVE AGENDA1. Development and Preservation of all Water Resources and enter into

PPP agreement.2. Development of power supply and enter into PPP agreement.3. Development of Kaputian Beach Park .4. More Infrastructure Support in the Energization of all Sitios/Puroks

in IGaCoS.5. Improvement of Mansud Dadatan Wharf . 6. Construction of 2nd floor of the City Assessor’s Office and City Civil

Registrar’s Buildings.7. Construction of the Local Government Unit of IGaCoS cafeteria.8. Construction of Perimeter Fence of the following: • City Hall site, • Pahulayan Cemetery, • Babak District Hall, • Motorpool Area9. Completion of the Reclamation Project at Peñaplata Freedom Park

to Laxina Creek. 10. Completion of Pasalubong Center & Establishment of the IGaCoS

Museum (Museo Samaleño) .11. Reclamation Project at Babak for Baywalk, Park, Fish Landing &

Commercial Spaces.12. Completion of the Ecopark Facilities and additional Sanitary Landfill

Cell @ Sitio Sampao, Mambago-A.13. Construction of a City Warehouse Building @ City Hall site.14. Upgrading of Road leading to tourism sites ( from gravel- concrete/

asphalt) a. Libertad-San Remegio


b. From the Circumferential Road to Mata Mata (RMPC, Holy Cross, Green Beach)

c. Buhangin to Tagbaobo Road (Magongaon Falls, Punta Elai)d. Poblacion Kaputian to San Isidro Road Sectione. Aundanao Talisay Road Sectionf. Anonang-Bandera Road Sectiong. From Brgy. Catagman Road junction to Brgy. Limao to Brgy. San

Miguel Road Sectionh. From Binoling circumferential road section to Moncado Village,

Brgy. Penaplata leading to Hagimit falls i. From Brgy. San Miguel to Brgy. Limao to Brgy. Caliclic Roadsj. From Pasig Road, Brgy. Peñaplata leading to Hagimit falls

15. Completion of a Drop in Center with Facilities and Equipment at Brgy Licup, Samal District.

16. Construction of City Pound Facility at Sitio Sampao, Brgy. Mambago-A, Samal District.

17. Improvement of Mango Packing and Sorting Center at Maag, Brgy Peñaplata, Samal District.

18. Construction of City Agriculture-Administrative Office adjacent to CGSO building at City Hall compound.

19. Construction of an Agriculture Satellite Office at Mango Packing Area at Maag, brgy Peñaplata, Samal District.

20. Acquisition of Light and Heavy Equipment.21. Establishment of a Dry Docking Facility. 22. Establishment of the Center for Culture and Arts for the Youths of

IGaCoS.23. Develop Adventure Sites at Brgy. Guilon, Natures Park at Brgy.

Bandera and Anggas Peak at Brgy. San Antonio.24. Legalization of Barangay Fishing Boat Docking Site/Area in each of

the 31 Coastal Barangays. 25. Acquisition of Road Right of Way through donation and expropriation.

LEGISLATIVE AGENDA1. Appropriation for the concreting of Poblacion Roads and Road

Shoulders in the three districts.2. Authorize the Local Chief Executive to enter into a Public Private

Partnership for the Construction of the Integrated Land Transport Terminal and Public Market.


3. Additional Appropriation to support the Construction of new Kaputian Multi-Purpose Building.

4. Additional Appropriation for the Development of Kaputian Beach Park.

5. Request the Office of the President to include in his Flagship Project the Construction of Bridge connecting Samal - Davao City.

6. Authorize the Local Chief Executive to enter into a Public Private Partnership for the Development of Alternative Renewable Energy.

7. Authorize the Local Chief Executive to enter into a Public Private Partnership for Development of Bulk Water Source and Supply System.

8. Additional Appropriation for Improvement of Samal Multi-Purpose Gymnasium.

9. Appropriation for the Improvement of LGU owned Economic Enterprise facilities.

10. Appropriation for Infrastructure support on the following:i. Upgrading of Street Lightingsii. Providing Sufficient Potable Water System to all barangaysiii. Construction/Maintenance of all city/barangay roads

11. Resolution Requesting the National Electrification Administration (NEA) for the Energization of sitios/puroks of the Island Garden City of Samal.

12. Resolution Requesting the Department of Energy (DoE) to Upgrade the Power Supply of IGaCoS.

13. Resolution Requesting the Congress to Change the Power Provider of IGaCoS.

14. Resolution Requesting the DILG to Allocate Funds for the Completion of BJMP Jail Facility.

15. Additional Appropriation for the Completion of Kaputian and Babak Gymnasiums to be used as Evacuation Centers.

PUBLIC ORDER AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

EXECUTIVE AGENDA1. Improvement of Two-Way Radio Communications Connectivity and

Facilities.2. Construction of Billboards/Signages for Early Warning System.


3. Strong Linkage with the National Government Agencies in the provision of Patrol Boats, Fire Trucks, Communication Equipment, Patrol Car, Sea Ambulance, Water Tanker & Fire Boat for Emergency Preparedness.

4. Establishment of Strategic Fire Hydrants and Water Tank in the three Districts of IGaCoS.

5. Rehabilitation and Upgrading to High Definition CCTVs and Procurement of new units.

6. Construction of Safety Vault for used Syringes and Needles at Sanitary Landfill, Sitio Sampao, Mambago-A.

7. Establishment of a Command Center.

LEGISLATIVE AGENDA1. Resolution requesting NDRRMC to provide a copy of Geographic

Information System (GIS) for Geo-Hazard Mapping. 2. Appropriation for the Purchase of Patrol Boats; Fire Trucks;

Submersible Pump for BFP; Communication Equipment; and Patrol Car for emergency preparedness.

3. Additional Appropriation for Free Drug and Liquor Test.4. Provide Guidelines on the Drug-free workplace program.5. Resolution Requesting the Philippine National Police - IGaCoS to

provide Tourist Police Assistance.6. Appropriation for the Construction of Billboards/Signages for Early

Warning System.7. Enactment of Public Safety Code.8. Regulations for Event Organizers.9. Regulating the Entry Points in IGaCOS and providing funds thereof.

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

EXECUTIVE AGENDA1. IGaCoS Blood Bank Program in partnership with Davao del Norte

Hospital –Samal Zone.2. Propose Amendments in the Comprehensive Anti -Smoking Ordinance.3. Strict Implementation of Comprehensive Anti -Smoking Ordinance.4. Sustain Implementation of Preventive Health Programs particularly on

Nutrition, Lifestyle Related Diseases, STI/HIV/AIDS, Family Planning, Reproductive Health and other Infectious Diseases.


5. Comprehensive Outreach Programs to all Barangays (Medical, Dental, Laboratory, Minor Surgical, Cervical/Breast/Prostate Cancer screening).

6. Moral Recovery Program.

LEGISLATIVE AGENDA1. Additional Appropriation for the Conversion of abandoned BJMP

building as Drop-in Center in barangay Licup.2. Additional Appropriation to Support the Program “Action Barangay

Kontra Dengue (ABKD)”.3. Additional Appropriation to Support the “Free Pap Smear” Program.4. Additional Appropriation to Support the “Free Prostate Examination”

Program.5. Appropriation for the Establishment of City Blood Bank.6. Additional Appropriation for the Promotion of Responsible

Parenthood and Family Planning.7. A Resolution Requesting for the Passage of a Bill for the Establishment

of State College.8. A Resolution Requesting the Provincial Government to Allocate

Funds for the Establishment of a Training Center.9. Revision of the Housing Code.10. Appropriation for Full Implementation/ Compliance to the Persons

with Disability Accessibility Law.11. Request the Department of Education (DepEd) to Allocate funds for

additional Classrooms, Teachers and Reading Materials.12. Appropriation for the Formulation of Dictionary Vocabulary from

Sama-Visayan-Tagalog-English.13. Additional Appropriation for the City Scholarship Program.14. Resolution Urging all barangays to Allocate budget for the Nutrition

Programs.15. Request the Office of the President through the PCSO to Allocate

funds for Ambulance and Medicines.16. Guidelines for the Shelter/Financial Assistance for the Relocation of

Informal Settlers. 17. Establishing a Drop-In center for Children in Conflict with Law.18. Declaration of Indigenous People (IP) Villages and other Muslim

Villages.


19. Additional Appropriation for the Increase of Financial Assistance to the following:

• Indigents• Pauper’s• Senior Citizen• Dengue Cases

20. Appropriate funds for the Medical Assistance to all barangay Functionaries.

21. Appropriate funds for the Increase of Incentives of all barangay Frontline Workers.

22. Reclassification of all City Initiated Resettlement Sites.

SUSTAINABLE URBANIZATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

EXECUTIVE AGENDA1. Improvement and Development of Bandera Natures Park.

LEGISLATIVE AGENDA1. Appropriation for the Acquisition of Heavy Equipment –

Infrastructure; and Water Tanker.2. Appropriation for the Purchase of Dis-Sludger Vehicle.3. Appropriation for the Completion of the Eco-Park and Sanitary

Landfill.4. Appropriation for the completion of Bandera Natures Park. 5. Declaration of Barangay Bandera as Samal Island Summer Capital.6. Enactment of the Water and Sanitation Code.7. Ordinance for Speed Limit & other Drag-Racing Activities.8. Annual Appropriation for the Medical, Dental and Laboratory

Examination for all LGU Employees and Public Officials.9. Formulation of an Ordinance for the Environmental Code.



HON. AL DAVID T. UYCity Mayor

EDWARD M. SISOROIC - City Administrator

ATTY. ROSEMARIE B. GARDE, CPACity Legal Officer

PERCENITO O.BUSTAMANTE, MPA, CESE

OIC - City Human Resource Officer

GLADYS P. HURAÑO, CPACity Accountant

ENGR. MARIO S. PACALDO, MSERMCity Planning & Development Coordinator

JEMELITA Q. CAMASO, MPACity Budget Officer

DENNIS CARLOS D. FLORES, M.D.City Health Officer

ENGR. RONEL M. HURAÑOOIC - City Engineer

MERLINA G. CABALLERO, CPACity Treasurer

ABUNDIA A. LARIOSA, RSW, MPACity Social Welfare Officer

JENNIFER D. CARIAGA, CPA, MBACity Investment & Tourism Officer

ENGR. ANA LEA A. ZAPANTA, MPACity Agriculturist

JOEL L. PADILLO City Civil Registrar

EDGAR F. ARELLANO, EnPOIC - City General Services Officer

ENGR. DARWIN S. ARIGOIC - City Environment & Natural

Resource Officer

EDUNEL C. SALA, DVMCity Veterinarian

RAMON D. SORIA, REACity Assessor

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Department Heads


HON. RICHARD A.GUINDOLMAN

HON. ORLY A. AMITCity Vice-Mayor

Presiding Officer, Committee of the Whole

HON. RUEL H. BANTILLO

HON. GLENN C. COLMENARES

HON. ABELARDO D.COLMENARES

HON. LEMUEL T.REYES

HON. DAN P.GERVACIO

HON. RICARDO A. TACSANAN

HON. CHARLES C.LIGAN

HON. DATU ALFONSO V.SAN JUAN

HON. JAN ALBERT R.ORTIZ

HON. LUDUIG VON P.GERVACIO, SR.

JOSE ERSANTE M. FUERTESSecretary to the Sanggunian

LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT7th City Council

Members of the Sangguniang Panlungsod

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

HON. GUILLERMO E.OLDEN

HON. MICHAEL D.ROBLEDO, SR.

HON. METODIO D. GONATO


The Making of ELA


The Making of ELA


The City Government of the Island Garden City of Samal expresses its heartfelt gratitude to all the Members of the Executive Department under the leadership of the honorable Mayor Al David Torres Uy and all the Members of the Legislative Department headed by the honorable Vice-Mayor Orly Adormeo Amit, who devoted time and exerted effort for the making of the Executive-Legislative Agenda anchored to the local development thrust in this political term 2016-2019.

A warmhearted thanksgiving to Professor Ricardo P. Enriquez, Director of the Senior Highschool of the Ateneo de Davao University, for his wit and earnest willingness in facilitating the Executive and Legislative Branches, thereby developed a realistic agenda in a given term. Sir Rikki’s meticulous scrutiny and strategic approach helped in the accomplishment of task and attainment of desired output in a minimal time.

Special thanks to the Secretariat from the City Planning and Development Office for the documentation of the Executive Branch, packaging and facilitating reproduction of the ELA handbook. Likewise to the Secretariat from the offices of the Sangguniang Panglungsod, City Administrator and City Information for the documentation of the Legislative Branch and facilitating the launching of the Executive-Legislative Agenda. To the offices of the City Engineers and City General Services for the physical set up during the ELA launching.

Muchmore, fervent praises to the Lord Almighty for giving everyone the best mental, physical, emotional and spiritual state throughout the duration of the making.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT


Documents

Message of the - Island Garden City of Samalsamalcity.gov.ph/2015/images/pdf_formats/ELA-IGaCoS 2016-2019 final 9-30-16.pdfThe Island Garden City of Samal was created from the merger