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2019 Citizens Charter - Lgu Dinalupihan
2019 Citizens Charter - Lgu Dinalupihan
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Citizen’s Charter December 2019
Message
It is with great pride and humble honor that I extend my heartfelt thanks and felicitation to
congratulate sincerely the workforce of the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Dinalupihan,
Bataan for making the Citizen’s Charter which will certainly serve as a mechanism to ensure
transparency and accountability in the delivery of frontline services to the people by the
government.
The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) and the Civil Service
Commission (CSC) as the prime movers of the government’s Anti-Red Tape Program
pursuant to R.A. 9485 and the newly created law RA11032 or the Ease of Doing Business and
Efficient Government Service Delivery Act (EODB-EGSA) of 2018 encourage and highly
recommend LGUs to focus on the simplification of initial regulatory systems for easy access
and responsive to the present needs towards optimum growth and development of the town
and its people in terms of basic needs and economic upliftment. The installation and
identification of frontline services thru the One-Stop Shop or easily identified flow chart and
simplified procedures will ensure transparency and accountability, reduce processing time and
rationalize documentary requirements as well as accessibility to information and cost.
The municipality of Dinalupihan, Bataan with this simple achievement has set another
standard in local governance beneficial to our many clients. It is my hope and inspiration that
all of us in the LGU staff and employees will continue to infuse new and innovative ideas as
you pursue various programs and projects for our town. May our effort of continued struggle
as partner towards global excellence and economic progress be provided to our people with
efficiency and quality service.
God Bless Us All. Mabuhay ang Dinalupihan.
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Table of Contents
A. Message from the Local Chief Executive ---------------------------------------------2
B. Mission, Vision and Service Standards ----------------------------------------------- 4
C. Directory of Offices -------------------------------------------------------------------------5
D. Business and Licensing Services -------------------------------------------------------6
E. Assessor’s Office Services ---------------------------------------------------------------8
F. Treasury Office Services -----------------------------------------------------------------15
G. Municipal Registrar Office Services----------------------------------------------------19
H. Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO) Services -----35
I. Municipal Health Office Services--------------------------------------------------------44
J. Executive Services--------------------------------------------------------------------------57
K. Human Resources Management Office (HRMO) Services-----------------------62
L. PESO Services -----------------------------------------------------------------------------65
M. Municipal Planning and Development Office (MPDO) Services ----------------73
N. Municipal Engineering Office Services ------------------------------------------------79
O. Office of the Sangguniang Bayan Services-------------------------------------------97
P. Agriculture Office Services----------------------------------------------------------------999
Q. Feedback and Complaints Mechanisms----------------------------------------------104
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Vision
Dinalupihan is the model Agropolis in Central Luzon
Characterized by empowered, disciplined and resilient citizenry; competitive economy;
sustainable infrastructure and environment; and guided by a leadership committed to good
governance.
Mission
Towards becoming a Model Agropolis of Central Luzon in the Province of Bataan;
As the keeper of the Vision, the Local Government Unit shall promote and establish a
sustainable connection between and among the following land use change management
components: hardware (the built-up and un-built environments), software (local
constituents/stakeholders; the socio-economic game players), and the orgware (the
decision/policy-makers, local government and private sector coalitions) in order to promote
the general welfare and common good of all Dinalupiheños.
Service Standards
No application/request to be returned to the client without appropriate action (approval
or disapproval of request)
Action should not be longer than 3 working days for simple transactions, 7 working
days for complex transactions and 20 working days for highly technical transactions.
45 working days for application or request for license, clearance, permit or
authorization which require the approval of the local Sangguniang Bayan,
Sangguniang Panlungsod, or the Sangguniang Panlalawigan which can be extended
for another 20 days.
The number of signatories in any document shall be limited to a maximum of three
(3) signatures.
Staff must wear official identification card when transacting with the public
Staff provides prompt, courteous and friendly service
On telephone queries- calls will be answered within 3 rings; staff will assist the clients
by first identifying themselves and second, referring the call to the designated officer;
four (4) hours waiting time for a return call
On walk-in queries- acknowledgment of clients within 1 minute of entry; officers are
identified by name or ID cards; clients are served on a first-come-first served basis;
clients are informed immediately when designated officer is not yet available within 20
minutes;
For feedback and complaints, client may proceed to the public assistance and
complaint desk (PACD) to file their complaint to the assigned officer of the day.
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Directory of Offices
PESO - 09175518042
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REQUIREMENTS:
New:
DTI/SEC/CDA
Barangay Clearance for Business Permit Application
Community Tax Certificate
Sworn declaration on Capital Investment
Contract of lease (If rented)
Public Market Certification (If located in Public Market)
Renew:
Barangay Clearance
Sworn declaration on gross income
Contract of lease (If rented, expired)
Public Market Certification (If located in Public Market)
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FEES
Tax, fees and other charges is based on the Revenue Code of Municipality of Dinalupihan.
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The Owner’s copy of updated tax declaration is given upon submitting all required documents and pay
the necessary fess, taxes by the owner for transfer of ownership of real property from the previous to
the new owner.
REQUIREMENTS
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Important reminder:
For Subdivided and Consolidated property an additional requirement – 2 pcs. Blueprint of Approved
Plan.
Service Fee – Depend on the Existing Approved LGU/PG Revenue Code
REQUIREMENTS
Requesting should be the property owner or his authorized representative.
Presentation of the current real property tax receipt or any other documents deemed relevant to the
property being requested
Important reminder:
Service fee/charge depend on the Existing Approved LGU Revenue Code
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1. Request for the Service 1. Verify the records of real property 10minutes
Present the photo being requested
machine copy of tax -Preparation of the Certified Copy of
receipt being requested
property being requested
to record section
-Issue an order of payment to the client
and advise to pay it at the Treasurer’s
Office for a service fee.
-Attached the O.R. and forward to the
MA certifying the correctness of
assessment record being requested
by signing the docs
Notice of Assessment & Tax Bill 10 minutes or more
Carmina Flores / Erlinda Bau / may vary depend
Marlene Ruiz / Municipal Assessor on the no. of
property being
requested
2. Issue the certified assessment record 3 minutes
being requested.
-Sealed and record the O.R. No. in the
log book.
REQUIREMENTS
Land
Titled Property
2pcs – Photocopy of Title
2 pcs.- Blue print or photocopy of Approved plan (Subdivided/consolidated property)
Untitled Property
2 pcs. – Photocopy of Certification from CENRO/PAMB, certifying that they are the
occupant in the RPLS/under their jurisdiction
2 pcs.- Blue print/Xerox of sketch plan (if any)
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FEES:
Real property Tax payment should depend on the appraisal and assessment of the property.
Real property declared for the first time shall be assessed for taxes for the period during w/c it would
have been liable but in no case for more than ten(10) years , prior to the date of initial assessment.
Taxes shall be computed on the basis of the applicable schedule of values in force during the
corresponding period.
REQUIREMENTS
Photocopy of Title
Related reference documents
Important reminder:
Service fee/charge depend on the Existing Approved LGU Revenue Code
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1. Request for the Service 1. Receive, verify and research the 1 hour
Submit the documents history base on the documents
to the Record Section submitted.
Advise the owner to pay the
necessary fees.
Forward the TD’s History to the
Municipal Assessor certifying the
correctness of the Documents.
Melanio Pilar, Jr. / Carmina Flores /
Erlinda Bau / Marlene Ruiz /
Municipal Assessor
2. Issue the TD’s History to the client. 3 minutes
Log the O.R. Receipt
FEES:
Service fee -P150.00 (To be paid at the Municipal Treasurer’s Office)
REQUIREMENTS
Photocopy of the Title or Tax Declaration
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FEES:
Service fee –P400.00 (To be paid at the Municipal Treasurer’s Office)
The Municipal Assessor assessment records are use by the land Tax Division of the Municipal
Treasurer’s Office in computing the annual tax to be paid by the owners of land, building and machinery.
REQUIREMENTS
Client should submit a letter request for the cancellation, demolition, revision or Correction of
assessment addressing to the Municipal Assessor.
2 pcs.- Photocopy of current real property tax receipt/tax clearance
2 pcs.- Photocopy of Barangay Certification for demolition request only.
Important Reminder:
Service fee/charge depend on the Existing Approved LGU/PG Revenue Code
FEES
Service Fee – P400.00 (To be paid at the Municipal Assessor’s Office)
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REQUIREMENTS
Copy of Mortgage /release of Mortgage
Important Reminder:
Service fee/charge depend on the Existing Approved LGU Revenue Code
REQUIREMENTS
Pedal Tricycle:
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1. Certificate of Membership from Pedal Tricycle Operators’ and Drivers’ Association (PTODA)
Motorized Tricycle:
FEES
MAYOR’S PERMIT - P 240.00
FRANCHISE FEE - 450.00
250.00 ( For those with Franchise from other
municipalities : DH, NAMA, DPS )
TERMINAL FEE - 300.00
Penalty - 48
(Note : Penalty is charged as per year of non-payment)
(Processing time may exceed the specified time indicated depending on the completeness of the
requirements and other minimum supporting documents).
REQUIREMENTS
. Barangay Clearance
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REQUIREMENTS
Order of payment and other documents related thereto.
1. Proceed to Municipal
Assessors Office and secure
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Municipal Assessor’s Staff 5 minutes
AND TAX BILL
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REQUIREMENTS
. Valid ID
FEES
. Individual:
Basic Community Tax: P5.00
Additional Community Tax: P1.00 for every P1,000.00 income (not exceeding
P5,000.00)
. Corporation:
Basic Community Tax: P500.00
Additional Community Tax: P2.00 for every P5,000.00 gross recipts (not exceeding
P10,000.00)
.
TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE FOLLOW THESE STEPS
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I. Requesting for certified registered copy Of Birth, Death, Marriage Certificate, Court
Order, Legal Instruments, or PSA Copy In Security Paper (SECPA) including
CENOMAR (certificate of no marriage)
FEES
Local Copy: Birth Certificate - P 50.00/copy
Death Certificate - P 50.00/copy
Marriage Certificate - P 200.00/copy
REQUIREMENT(s)
Valid ID
Request form
If requesting is not the owner:
- Authorization letter from the document owner & his/her ID
1. Fill-up request slip and If record is available will issue order of 10 minutes
present to the employee payment to client
in the counter (EIC)
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3. Wait for the issuance of Will print or type certified copy to be 5 minutes
requested copy & signs signed by the MCR or authorized
in the logbook for personnel
receipt of copy
NIDA S. TALA
Municipal Civil Registrar
HIYASMIN F. CANLAS
Sr. Admin. Asst. I
LANERVA M. REYES
Admin. Asst. I
RELDA P. MALLARI
Admin. Aide IV
REQUIREMENT(s)
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> Duly signed 4 copies of Certificate of Live Birth (Municipal Form 102)
if child’s parents are not married:
- Affidavit of Acknowledgment/Admission of Paternity of the father at the back of the
certificate must be notarized
- Affidavit to use the surname of the father executed by the mother must be
registered
(see registration of legal instruments)
If marriage was held outside church, court, or office (Art. 8 of Family Code)
-Affidavit of bride & groom requesting the solemnizing officer To solemnize at a place
designated by them
DELAYED REGISTRATION:
Posting of ten (10) consecutive days is required for every late registration.
REQUIREMENTS to be submitted:
PSA Certificate of no record
Affidavit of applicant for delayed Registration
Joint Affidavit of Two Disinterested Persons
For Birth : At least Two (2) Documentary evidence showing name of child, its Parents & date
& place of birth.
Ex.: Baptismal Certificate, Permanent School Record, voter’s
Record, Medical Records, Insurance Records, Income Tax
Return of parents, birth record of children (if applicable),
Marriage certificate (if applicant is married)
For Marriage: Ex. Old copy of Marriage Contract, Application/Marriage License, Wedding
invitation, wedding picture, children’s Birth certificate
RELDA P. MALLARI
Admin. Aide IV
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2. Wait for the issuance of MCR or authorized personnel reviews & 5 minutes
registered copy & sign in the signs document for registration
logbook for receipt of copy
NIDA S. TALA
Municipal Civil Registrar
HIYASMIN F. CANLAS
Sr. Admin. Asst. I
LANERVA M. REYES
Admin. Asst. I
RELDA P. MALLARI
Admin. Aide IV
III. Registration Of Death Certificate
REQUIREMENT(s)
Duly signed 4 copies of Death Certificate (Municipal Form 103)
FEES
Burial Permit Fee - P 50.00
Transfer of Cadaver - P 50.00
Exhumation of Cadaver - P100.00
DELAYED REGISTRATION:
Posting for ten (10) consecutive days is required for every late registration.
REQUIREMENTS
- PSA Certificate of no record
- Affidavit of Delayed Registration
- Joint Affidavit of Two Disinterested Persons
- At least Two (2) Documentary evidence showing name of decease:
Ex. Burial/Cremation Permit, Church records, Funeral service receipt/certification,
Picture
of the grave
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HIYASMIN F. CANLAS
Sr. Admin. Asst. I
LANERVA M. REYES
ADMIN. Asst. I
RELDA P. MALLARI
Admin. Aide IV
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REQUIREMENTS
o Original/certified copy of the court order
o Certificate of Finality/Entry of Judgment
o Copy of the certificate affected
o If court order is issued outside Dinalupihan, Certificate of registration of court order issued by
the MCR of the place where the court function
REGISTRATION FEES
- Adoption - P 500.00
- Annulment - P 1,000.00
- Legal Separation - P 1,000.00
- Naturalization - P 1,000.00
- Presumptive Death - P 1,000.00
- Change name/correction of entry - P 300.00
- Other court order - P 300.00
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HIYASMIN F. CANLAS
Sr. Admin. Asst. I
3. Advice to return after 1 MCR writes & verifies to the court as 1 week
week after verification to the authenticity of the court order
of authenticity of the issued.
court order NIDA S. TALA
Municipal Civil Registrar
HIYASMIN F. CANLAS
Sr. Admin. Asst. I
Affidavit of Reappearance - where the parties to the subsequent marriage are residing
Marriage Settlement - where the marriage was recorded
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Admission of Paternity/Acknowledgment,
Legitimation by subsequent marriage of the parents
Voluntary Emancipation of minor
Parental Authorization or Ratification of Artificial Insemination
Affidavit to use the surname of the Father – where the birth of the child was recorded
Legal Instruments not falling under the above exemption shall be registered at the place where
it was executed:
Acquisition of citizenship
Option to elect Philippine citizenship
Repatriation document with Oath of Allegiance
Partition & distribution of properties of spouses and delivery of the children’s presumptive
legitime
Waiver of rights/interests of absolute community of property
Legal instruments executed abroad shall be registered in the Philippine Foreign Service Post
(embassy, consulate) nearest the country of residence.
Legal instruments must be registered not later than 20 days from the date of execution.
REQUIREMENTS
Legal Instrument applicable
Certificate of registration (if executed abroad)
Copy of certificate affected
For Legitimation of Natural Child
- Registered Marriage Contract of the parents
- CENOMAR (certificate of no marriage) issued by PSA
REGISTRATION FEES
Legitimation – P 150.00
Other Legal Documentation - P 300.00
RELDA P. MALLARI
Admin. Aide IV
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All applications for marriage license shall be registered strictly in order in which the applications are
received.
Notice to the public of the application will be posted for ten (10) consecutive days requesting all
persons having knowledge of any impediment to the marriage to advice the civil registrar of any
impediment.
Marriage License once issued is valid in any part of the Philippines for a period of one hundred twenty
(120) days, and shall deemed automatically cancelled at the expiration of said period if the contracting
parties have not made use of it.
REQUIREMENTS
Personally signed Application for Marriage License Form (Municipal Form 90) before the Civil
Registrar
Supporting documents of applicants to be submitted:
- CENOMAR (PSA certificate of no marriage)
- ID with picture & signature
- Certified True/Xerox copy of birth certificate
- Pre-Marriage Counseling Certificate issued by Popcom
- Written Parental consent/advice (if applicant is 18 yrs. Old – 24 yrs. Old)
- Death Certificate of husband or wife (If applicant is a widow/widower)
- Registered copy of court order of annulment (if applicable) , or wife/husband‘s
presumptive death
- If a Foreigner, Certificate of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage issued by their
Embassy/consulate in the Philippines
- Residence Certificate (Cedula)
- 2 pieces 2x2 pictures
FEES
o Application Fee - P 300.00
o Marriage License Fee - P 2.00
o Pre- Marriage Counseling - P 300.00
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Responsible to Register
Only DSWD authorized social worker can register the foundling. All foundling cases shall be referred to
the regional office of DSWD where the foundling was found for the issuance of a “certification” declaring
the foundling legally available for adoption.
Foundlings who are not under caring institutions or under custody of the DSWD but with independent
placements/individuals shall not be registered. It is advice to refer the foundling case to the DSWD
Office in the area or locality for proper screening, assessment or evaluation.
REQUIREMENTS
Certified True Copy of Certification issued by the Secretary of the Department of Social
Welfare and Development (DSWD) stating that the child was legally available for adoption
Certified true copy of the child profile issued by DSWD
Certificate of Foundling (OCRG Form 101)
HIYASMIN F. CANLAS
Sr. Admin. Asst. I
2. Wait for the registered copy Prepares the Certificate of Foundling 10 minutes
of certificate of foundling to be signed by the MCR or
and sign in the logbook for authorized personnel
the receipt of copy For transmission to the PSA-OCRG
NIDA S. TALA
Municipal Civil Registrar
HIYASMIN F. CANLAS
Sr. Admin. Asst. I
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of abuse, neglect, exploitation, cruelty, discrimination and violence (armed conflict, domestic violence)
and other analogous conditions prejudicial to their development. CNSP includes, but not limited to:
Registration of birth of CNSP shall be made by the finder, if the person is given the custody of the child,
or any government institution or non-government organization (NGO) licensed and accredited by DWSD
within sixty (60) days from the date of the actual custody of the child.
REQUIREMENTS
PSA Certification of no birth record
Certification from DSWD that the child is a CNSP indicating the following information:
- Name of the child
- Sex of the child
- Date of birth
- Place of birth
- Name of at least one parent; and
- Citizenship of parent/s
IX. Filing of Petition For Change Of First Name (CFN) or Correction of Clerical Error
(CCE) in the Birth, Marriage, or Death Certificate
REQUIREMENTS
For correction of clerical error submit at least two (2) documentary evidences
showing corrected name or surname:
o Baptismal certificate
o Permanent School record (elementary)
o Marriage certificate (if married)
o Voter’s record
o SSS or GSIS records or insurance record
o Medical records
o Land title or tax declaration
o Income tax return
FEES
Filing Fee for CFN & Correction of sex & date of birth - P3,000.00 (+P1,000.00 service fee if
migrant petition)
Filing Fee for CCE P1,000.00 (+P500.00 service fee if migrant petition)
Service fee: P100
Newspaper Publication P 200.00
Reminder:
Expenses for Newspaper publication and submission of petition to PSA (NSO) thru courier (LBC/JRS)
shall be shouldered by petitioner
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HIYASMIN F. CANLAS
Sr. Admin. Asst. I
NIDA S. TALA
Municipal Civil Registrar
HIYASMIN F. CANLAS
Sr. Admin. Asst. I
7. Wait for the PSA affirmed Transmit petition & supporting 15 minutes
petition within 3-6 months. evidence to OCRG/PSA Legal Dept.
for affirmation of MCR approval of
petition
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REQUIREMENTS
PSA Certificate of no record
FEE
Service Fee - P 100.00
Certified Copy - P 50.00 (Birth/Death)
- P 200.00 (Marriage)
Reminder:
Expenses for courier (LBC/JRS) used shall be shouldered by the document owner/interested party
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REQUIREMENTS
Medical Assistance:
1. Medical certificate/medical abstract
2. Medical prescription- for purchase of medicine
3. Referral for laboratory – for diagnostic procedure
4. Barangay Certificate of Indigency
5. Xerox copy of valid I.D. of claimant
Burial Assistance:
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REQUIREMENTS
Medical Cases
1. Medical abstract/certificate
2. Request for laboratory procedure and costing – for diagnostic procedure
3. Medical prescription – if for medicines
4. Barangay certificate of Indigency
III. Settlement of Hospital bill/availing discount from hospital bills thru the
Issuance of Guarantee Letter (GL)
REQUIREMENTS
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Submits to MSWDO staff all required Assesses and processes the referral letter to 5 minutes
documents for processing various hospitals.
- J.C Payumo Memorial Hospital
- Bataan Peninsula Medical Center
- Bataan General Hospital
- Jose B, Lingad Mem. Hospital
-Avitus Dialysis Center
-Bataan Kidney and Dialysis Center
- PNRC – Bataan
-PHO
-RHU II – Dinalupihan
Cristina M. Banal- SWOII
Petronila Grace R. Saberon – SWOI
Leonora Songco – Support Staff
IV. Securing Privileged I.D. Card for Senior Citizens, Differently Abled Person
and Solo Parent
REQUIREMENTS
Geleen Quindara
Petronila Grace Saberon
for DAP ID and KALIPI I.D
Processing and Releasing of I.D.
Processing of I.D.
Ofelia A. Mendoza
RSW for solo parent ID
Geleen Quindara 7 minutes
for Senior Citizen ID
Petronila Grace Saberon
for DAP ID and KALIPI I.D
(Processing time may exceed the specified time indicated depending on the completeness of the
requirements and other minimum supporting documents)
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One of the highlights and component of the program is the provision of Supplementary Feeding
to all children enrolled in Day Care and Supervised Neighborhood Play (SNP) centers. This
aims to prevent malnutrition and improved the nutrition status of children. Likewise, it
encouraged volunteerism and cooperation among parents in the locality, since the latter are
the ones responsible in cooking and serving hot meals for children.
All enrollees under this program are being provided also with free vitamins, regular medical and
dental check-ups that is being conducted by three (3) RHU doctors, dentists and other medical
personnel within the municipality.
Parents who would like to avail of the service must enroll their3- 4 year old child and may
contact the concerned Day Care Workers assigned in their respective Barangays.
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SNP Program
Barangay SNP Worker
Courses Offered:
Arc Welding NC II
Basic Electricity NC II
Pipe Fitting
Auto Gas & Diesel Mechanic
Meat Processing
Basic Baking
Candy Making
Cosmetology
Soap Making
Proper Handling of CP
Leadership Training
As need arise
REQUIREMENTS
1. Must be a member of PWD
2. Must be a member of KALIPI – For Women
3. At least 18 – 59 years of age
4. Bonafide resident of Dinalupihan, Bataan
Ofelia A. Mendoza
RSW-MSWDO
Petronila Grace Saberon
Focal on women
VII. Assistance on Special Cases such as Children in Crisis Situation (CICL), Victims
of Child abuse (R.A 7610), Victim of Domestic Violence (R.A 9262)
The one-time cash incentive granting Twenty Thousand (Php 20,000.00) to our Senior Citizens
who reaches the age of ninety (90) year of age is a local initiative under the leadership of the Local
Chief Executive. This assistance is our local counterpart to centenarian incentive in the national
government. This also encourage healthy lifestyle to our constituents to lead a longer and healthier life.
REQUIREMENTS:
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REQUIREMENTS
The assessment of minor travelling abroad has been devolved as one of the functions of the
MSWDO, wherein the assigned personnel needs to evaluate the completeness of the required
documents, based on A.O. No. 12 series of 2017 and assess the current status of the minor and
his/her family. An assessment report will then be submitted to the Regional Office for the release
of Travel Clearance to minor.
REQUIREMENTS
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Submit Requirements and bring Interview the client and validate the
the minor at the MSWD Office requirements 10 minutes
Ofelia A. Mendoza - MSWDO
Fill up Form 5 minutes
Make the Travel Assessment 1 hour
FEES
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2. Immunization
MIDWIFE ON DUTY 5 minutes
Midwife on Duty gives immunization as
requested.
3. Post-Immunization Instructions
Midwife on Duty:
a. Checks client's physical examination
and abdominal palpation and informs the
mother of her findings
Midwife on Duty
b. Gives mother health instructions on 8 minutes
proper nutrition and maternity care
c. Emphasizes the importance of
reporting to the RHU once she feels the
occurrence of pregnancy danger signs
d. Gives mother maternity care
services
3. Postnatal care
Midwife on Duty
15mins
Postpartum care and health instructions
including newborn care
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B. Current User
1. Check the client individual family MOD/NOD 2mins
planning record
2. Check blood pressure if with normal
limits and determine the weight of the MOD/NOD 3mins
patient
3. Administer the DMPA or give pills
MOD/NOD 3mins
and instruct the next appointment
Fee P 100.00
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Xpert MTB/RIF test shall be the primary diagnostic tool for the above criteria.
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REQUIREMENTS
For Employment and Other Purposes:
Results of Blood Test (CBC)
Results of Chest X-ray
Results of Urinalysis
Results of Drug Test
Certification Fee For Medical Certificate for Students:
Certification Fee
FEES
Issuance of Medical Certificate P 100.00
Certification Fee for Employment & other purposes 100.00
Certification Fee (Medical cert.) 100.00
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2. Register Client
Personnel accomplish certificate form
Nurse on Duty/ Midwife 2 minutes
and refers client to the physician on
on Duty
duty.
3. Issuance of Certificate JOHNA PAULINE O.
MANDAC, MD
Physician on duty assesses and MHO
examines the client before signing the MA.CORAZON
certificate form. BAUTISTA, MD
2 minutes
RHP-RHU 1
JOSELITO TIMPLE, MD
RHP-RHU 2
LAHAINA M. GABRIEL-
BULAONG, MD
RHP-RHU 3
4. Health or Medical Certificate is 1 minute
issued to client.
2 minutes
Inquire about skin diseases and the MIDWIFE ON DUTY
requirement for availing the free
leprosy drugs.
2. INSTRUCTIONS
Nurse
1 minutes
Midwife directs patients to the nurse Leprosy Coordinator
coordinator.
46 Assessment
10 to 15 minutes
Nurse assesses patient for signs and
symptoms of leprosy as well as skin slit
47 Enrollment
Enrolls patients for multi-drug therapy 30 minutes
and gives lecture to patient.
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REQUIREMENT
Health Certificate Fee - P 100.00
3mins
Midwife on duty asks the mother reason for MOD
consultation and write data on the individual
treatment record(ITR)
2. Assessment of patient
NOD
Midwife on duty takes medical history of 5mins
patient, check vital signs and record to ITR
3. Examination of patient by MHO/RHP
and if hospitalization is needed referral MHO/RHP 15mins
form is filled up
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Xpert MTB/RIF test shall be the primary diagnostic tool for the following patients belonging to the criteria
below with cough of more than 2 weeks or more:
7. All retreatment cases (relapse, treatment after failure, treatment after lost to follow up, previous
treatment outcome unknown)
8. Contacts of DR-TB patients
9. Non-converter of Category I
10. People living with HIV (PLHIV) with atleast one of the four signs and symptoms of TB (fever,
cough, weight loss, night sweats)
11. Selected Vulnerable Population which includes inmates in jails and prisons, children less than
15 years old and elderly who are 60 years old and above.
12. New cases who are presumptive extra pulmonary TB
f. MDRTB SCREENING
If the patient has history
of TB treatment (Relapse, Lost Kevin Valencia, RN
to Follow Up, Failed, treatment Marivic Mantilles, RN 10 minutes
outcome unknown) (STC Nurse)
the nurse on duty will refer the
patient to Dinalupihan RHU–II
STC Facility. The STC Nurse
will take the full medical history
of the patient
Receive Instructions
Client receives instructions for proper Nurse on duty / STC Nurse 1 minute
sputum collection.
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The STC Nurse/ Nurse on duty will STC NURSE / Nurse on duty 1 minute
collect and inspects the quality of the
sputum specimen. Then submits it to
the GeneXpert Technician for
MTB/RIF assay test.
REQUIREMENTS
For Mayor’s Clearance:
1. Original Copy of Barangay Clearance
2. Original Copy of Police Clearance
3. Original Copy of Court Clearance
4. Latest Community Tax Certificate (CTC)
5. Official Receipt for Request of Certification Fee from the Municipal Treasurer’s Office
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REQUIREMENTS
For Free Medical Assistance Medical prescription
Clinical diagnosis or doctor’s referral
Barangay Certificate of Indigency
For Job Recommendations Complete Bio-data or Curriculum Vitae
Police Clearance
Past employment records
Barangay Certificate of Residency
Other relevant documents
For Endorsement for Letter of Request for transfer stating therein reasons
Transfer for request
Certified Service Record, if available
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(Processing time may exceed the specified time indicated depending on the completeness of the
requirements and other minimum supporting documents).
REQUIREMENTS
FOR BILLBOARDS
1. Request letter (3 COPIES)
2. Design, details & specifications of the project
3. Site/ sketch plan of the project
4. If the site/location is a private Property, applicant must present written document showing
consent of the owner
5. Affidavit of undertaking to assume all obligations and liabilities that may be caused to any third
party by reason of such project.
6. Such other documents/papers that the municipality may require.
FOR STREAMERS/POSTERS/FLYERS
1. Written application addressed to the Municipal Mayor stating the total number, authorized
areas to be posted and the period/duration of the posting.
2. Design, details & specifications of the project
3. Such other documents/papers that the municipality may require.
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REQUIREMENTS
1. Letter request addressed to the Mayor, specifying the government facility to be used, date, time
and purpose
FEES
Unlimited use of pool by Swimming Club P 500.00 A MONTH
SWIMMING POOL AND Member
COTTAGE
Use of Cottage by Swimmign Club Member P 100.00 PER DAY
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FREE
P12,000.00 / 4HRS
DINALUPIHAN CIVIC CENTER
FACILITY IN EXCESS
(SPORTS COMPLEX)
P3,000.00/HOUR
P5,000.00 FOR 8 HOURS
DINALUPIHAN TRACK AND
P 500.00 FOR EVERY
FIELD OVAL
HOUR THEREAFTER
P17,000.00 FOR 4
HOURS P 4,250.00 FOR
BULWAGAN NG BAYAN FACILITY
EVERY HOUR IN
EXCESS
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Employment with the Municipal Government of Dinalupihan is open to all provided that there is
a vacant position. Applicants for vacant positions should possess the minimum qualification
requirements of the position applied for. Vacancies are posted in the Municipal lobby, Public
Market Office, Common Terminal and at the Civil Service Commission Provincial Field Office
bulletin and published at the CSC Bulletin of Vacant Positions for fifteen (15) calendar days.
REQUIREMENTS:
(Total response time may vary depends on the rundown of the interview of the PSB)
Employees accrue leave credits each month and such credits may be used by the employees
when in need to temporarily leave work arises, either due to illness or personal circumstances.
Actual leave credits are deducted from these leave credits. If an employee’s leave period goes
beyond the accrued credits, he/she will not be entitled to pay for the excess leave.
Applications for vacation leave must be filed at least five (5) days before the leave. For sick
leaves, the application must be filed upon return to work except for medical check-up which can
be filed in advance. Special Privilege Leave shall be filed one (1) week in advance. Mandatory
five-day vacation leave/forced leave shall be arranged with the Department Head.
Maternity/Paternity Leave shall be filed in every instance of pregnancy,
REQUIREMENTS:
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The LGU employees and former employees may request the MHRMO for copies of service
records, certificate of employment and other certifications and personal records.
These are usually required for loans, NOSA, Step Increments/Promotions, retirement and
terminal leave purposes and employment to other companies/agencies upon resignation from
the government service.
REQUIREMENT/S:
1. Letter request indicating the type of document being requested and its purpose
FEES: No fee is collected for the issuance of Service Records, Certificates of Employment
and Other Personal Records
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REQUIREMENTS
1. Curriculum Vitae/Resume with 2" x 2" picture
2. Transcript of Records or graduation certificate (Form 138, for high school graduates)
3. Police Clearance (valid for 6 months) or NBI Clearance (valid for 1 year)
4. Extra picture, preferably 1" x 1"
5. Training Certificates, if available
6. Employment Certificates, if available
Important reminder:
Prepare a complete set of requirements. Put them inside a folder and DO NOT FOLD. Remember,
these papers will speak a lot about you.
Fill up the SRP in a clear, legible Issues and checks the documents 5 minutes
manner. Make sure to indicate submitted
a contact number. If you do not have a
telephone, provide a contact number
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REQUIREMENTS
1. Name and address of the company
2. Person to whom the referral letter will be addressed
3. Contact number/Company's telephone number
4. Brief description of the company/Nature of business (if possible, please provide a copy of the
company's profile or brochure)
5. Job vacancies/Positions
6. Number of persons to be hired
7. Nature of job/Area of assignments
8. Qualification requirements of applicants
9. List of necessary papers to be submitted by applicants
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REQUIREMENTS
1. Resume with picture
2. NBI Clearance
3. Birth Certificate
4. Employment/Training Certificates
5. License (for professional or skilled workers)
6. Passport
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REQUIREMENTS
1. SPECIAL Recruitment Authority (SRA)
2. Confirmed Job Order(s) from principal employer(s)
Both must be duly approved by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA).
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(Processing time may exceed the specified time indicated depending on the completeness of the
requirements and other minimum supporting documents)
REQUIREMENTS
1. Registration Form 09 (RKS) with passport pictures – 3 copies
2. Any of the following to attest to the student-applicant’s age:
- Birth or baptismal certificate
- Joint affidavit of 2 disinterested parties
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SPES Orientation
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Publication of Line-up
If you are included in the master list or Recommendation/ Returned issued to 1 hour
line-up, ask for a Referral Letter to a the students where there will assign.
participating government agency or
Hector C. Lintag
private establishment.
Labor and Employment Asst. I
Work Assignment
Forward your Daily Time Record Checks the DTP and submit to the
5 minutes
(DTR) to the Accounting Office so that Accounting and treasury for the
60% SPES payroll paid by the porcessing of 60%(paid by the
employer) can be processed. employeee)
Hector C. Lintag
Labor and Employment Asst.
Submission of Reports to DOLE
2 weeks
Prepares all the required documents for
submission to DOLE for valuation and
processing of 40% salary.
Hector C. Lintag
Labor and Employment Asst.
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Issuance of Check
DOLE Representative issues check to SPES participants
Checks will be issued upon a SPES
participant's presentation of his/her
enrollment form and ID.
(Processing time may exceed the specified time indicated depending on the completeness of the
requirements and other minimum supporting documents)
Courses Offered:
Arc Welding NC II
Basic Electricity NC II
Pipe Fitting
Scaffolding
The training are free but it depends on the budget and availability of the training by TESDA.
REQUIREMENTS
1. At least 18 -40 years of age
2. Bonafide resident of Dinalupihan, Bataan
3. High School Graduate
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3. Proceed to the Treasury Submit to the Mayor’s Office for the 3 minutes
Office for the Payment of Approval and Signature of LCE
Certification.
REQUIREMENTS
1. Duly notarized Application Form for Zoning Clearance - 1 copy
2. Vicinity Map - 1 copy
3. Bill of Materials - 1 copy
4. Real Property Tax Declaration - 1 copy
5. Site Development Plan (For Embankment) - 1 copy
6. Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC), when needed
7. If lot is not owned - Duly Notarized Copy of :
- Contract of Lease - 1 copy
- Deed of Absolute Sale - 1 copy
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(Processing time may exceed the specified time indicated depending on the completeness of the
requirements and other minimum supporting documents)
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2. Presentation/Submission of
requirements
Present Notarized Application Form with the Validate documents submitted 2minutes
required documents from the Checklist. as per Checklist
3. Payment of Fees
Secure Order of Payment from the person- Issue order of payment to the 2minutes
in-charge or the MPDO client for payment at the MTO
Proceed to the Treasurer’s Office for
payment
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(Processing time may exceed the specified time indicated depending on the completeness of the
requirements and other minimum supporting documents)
REQUIREMENTS
One (1) copy of :
1. Letter-Request addressed to the Zoning Coordinator/Planning and Development Officer
2. Lot Plan with vicinity map drawn to scale signed by a Geodetic Engineer
3. Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) or Deed of Sale
4. Real Property Tax Declaration
5. Certificate of Real Property Tax Payment
6. If applicant is not the owner: Duly notarized copy of Contract of Lease or Deed of Absolute
Sale, and authority to Occupy or Use
7. Special Power of Attorney of land owner’s authorized representative, if any
FEES
CERTIFICATION FEE - P 250.00/has
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REQUIREMENTS
Business License Application / Assessment Form with other documents duly checked and verified by
the Permit and Licensing Division.
For Other Uses:
Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) from DENR
Affidavit of Undertaking
Ordinance of re-classification or Conversion Order from DAR
Additional requirements are needed for Special Uses/Projects such as Funeral, establishments, cell
site, industrial projects, gasoline stations, slaughterhouse, poultry, piggery, etc.
Schedule of fees are determined by the Municipal Treasurer’s Offices Licensing Division as per the
Revenue Code of the Municipal Government.
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Processing
Client/Applicant Service Provider
Time
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REQUIREMENTS
Letter Request stating the data/information needed, the purpose or why such data is needed.
Identification Card of the requesting party
(Processing time may exceed the specified time indicated depending on the completeness of the
requirements and other minimum supporting documents)
Section 301 of the National Building Code provides that any person, firm or corporation, agency or
instrumentality of the government who will construct, alter, repair, use, occupy, convert, move or
demolish any building or structure, or cause the same to be done is required to obtain a building permit
first from the Office of the Building Official assigned in that place where the building or structure is
located.
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A building permit is a document issued by the Building Official giving permission to an applicant to
proceed construction of a building project upon approval of the building plans, specifications and other
pertinent documents found conforming to the provisions of the National Building Code of the Philippines.
In addition, permits supplementary to a building permit such as Ancillary and Accessory permits shall
also be applied. These are the following: a) Architectural Permit; b) Civil Structural Permit; c) Electrical
Permit; d) Mechanical Permit; e) Sanitary Permit; f) Plumbing Permit; g) Electronics Permit
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documents.
Arch. Alner E. Pablo
Engr. Marise Layug
Ms. Eileen Joyce Santos
10.RECEIVE approved Building Permit RELEASE owner’s copy of 1 minute
permit.
Mr. Isagani T. Chavez
Arch. Alner E. Pablo
Note: Maximum processing time is based on the completeness of required documents and its
adherence to the requirements of the National Building Code.
For applications involving buildings/ structures already constructed without permit, the same
process and requirements applies. However, both occupancy certificate and building permit
applications may be applied at the same time.
For Fencing Permit applications, the signatories of evaluators on Electrical, Sanitary and Bureau of
Fire Protection are not required.
For Sign (billboard) Permit applications, the signature of the Sanitary section is not required.
A Certificate of Occupancy shall be issued by the Building Official within 30 days, if after inspection
and submittal of a Certificate of Completion by the Architect or Civil Engineer in charge of the
construction, it is found that the building/structure has complied with the provisions of the Building Code.
A building/structure erected without a building permit may be issued a certificate of occupancy provided
the owner will be made to comply with the requirements and specifications of the Building Code and
other pertinent laws.
REQUIREMENTS
Two (2) copies of :
1. Certificate of Completion
2. Fire Safety Clearance
3. Photocopy of Building Permit
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The office is also mandated to provide engineering services for public welfare upon request and
endorsed by the Barangay Council and the Local Chief Executive. The following are the technical
services that may be availed from the engineering office : a) Engineering investigation and surveys; b)
Preparation of Architectural and Engineering Design plans; c) Detailed Engineering (Preparation of
Plans, Program of Works and Detailed Estimates), d) Project Management and Supervision.
REQUIREMENTS
1. Letter Request
2. Barangay resolution endorsing the request
3. Local Chief Executive endorsement
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REQUIREMENTS :
1. Original copy of Barangay Installation Clearance issued by the Barangay Captain
2. Original copy of the electrical layout/plan duly signed by a Registered and Licensed Electrical
Engineer or a Master Electrician. (Provide a photocopy of the PRC ID of the Electrical Engineer or
Master Electrician for validation)
3. Photocopy of Tax Declaration and the Updated Tax Receipt
4. Printed pictures showing all sides of the structure
5. Proof of ownership of the Lot/House
Provide any of the following:
a. Photocopy of the TCT-Transfer Certificate Title (For applicants who own the lot where the
structure is built or being constructed)
b. Photocopy of the TCT-Transfer Certificate Title of the lot owner plus an original copy of
Notarized Letter of Permission of the Lot Owner. (For applicants who are not the lot owner.)
c. . Photocopy of Lot Certification issued by the Barangay Captain and PAMB Certificate
issued by The Protected Area Management Board (PAMB). (For applicants residing at
Barangay Roosevelt, Bangal and portion of Barangay San Pablo)
d. Photocopy of Notarized Lot Certification (Right) given by the private lot owner or a
Notarized Deed of Sale, Donation and Agreement to/with the lot owner.
e. Original copy of NCIP Certificate issued by the National Commission on Indigenous People
Office for IP applicants living at Barangay Payangan, Tubo-tubo and Bayan-bayanan.
1 minute
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“ANNEX A”
NEW SCHEDULE OF BUILDING CODE FEES AND OTHER CHARGES
1. Basis of assessment
a. Character of Occupancy
b. Cost of construction
c. Floor area
d. Height
2. Regardless of type of construction, the cost of construction of any building/ structure for the purpose
of assessing the corresponding fees shall be based on the following tables
LOCATION GROUP
All cities and Municipalities A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I F J
P 10,000.00 P8,000 P6,000
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i. Up to 5,000 P 23.00
ii. Above 5,000 to 6,000 22.00
iii. Above 6,000 to 7,000 20.50
iv. Above 7,000 to 8,000 19.50
v. Above 8,000 to 9,000 18.00
vi. Above 9,000 to 10,000 17.00
vii. Above 10,000 to 15,000 16.00
viii. Above 15,000 to 20,000 15.00
ix. Above 20,000 to 30,000 14.00
x. Above 30,000 12.00
d. Divisions C-2/D-1,2,3
i. Up to 5,000 P 12.00
ii. Above 5,000 to 6,000 11.00
iii. Above 6,000 to 7,000 10.20
iv. Above 7,000 to 8,000 9.60
v. Above 8,000 to 9,000 9.00
vi. Above 9,000 to 10,000 8.40
vii. Above 10,000 to 15,000 7.20
viii. Above 15,000 to 20,000 6.60
ix. Above 20,000 to 30,000 6.00
x. Above 30,000 …… 5.00
e. Division J-2 structures shall be assessed 50% of the rate of the principal building of which they are
accessories (Section 3.a to 3.d).
4. Electrical Fees
The following schedule shall be used for computing electrical fees in residential, institutional,
commercial and industrial structures:
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d. Miscellaneous Fees: Electric Meter for union separation, alteration, reconnection or relocation and
issuance of Wiring Permit:
Use or Character of Occupancy Electric Meter Wiring Permit Issuance
Residential P 15.00 P 15.00
Commercial / Industrial 60.00 36.00
Institutional 30.00 12.00
The Total Electrical Fes shall be the sum of Section 4.a to 4.d of this Rule.
f. Forfeiture of Fees
If the Electrical works or installation is found not in conformity with the minimum safety
requirements of the Philippine Electrical Codes and the Electrical Engineering Law (RA7920), and the
owner fails to perform corrective actions within the reasonable time provided by the Building Official,
the latter and/or their duly authorized representative shall forthwith cancel the permit and the fees
thereon shall be forfeited.
5. Mechanical Fees
k. Power piping for gas/steam/etc., per ln. m. or fraction thereof or per cu.m. or fraction thereof
whichever is higher 4.00
l. Other Internal Conbustion Engines, including cranes, forklifts, loaders, pumps, mixers, compressors
and the like, Not registered with the LTO, per kW:
i. Up to 50 kW ………….……………………………………………10.00
ii. Above 50 kW to 100 kW ………………………………………..12.00
iii. Every above 100 kW or fraction thereof ……………………….3.00
m. Pressure Vessels, per cu. M. or fraction thereof ……………………………………………. 60.00
n. Other Machinery/Equip’t for Comm’l/ Industrial/Institutional Use elsewhere specified, per kW or
fraction thereof 60.00
o. Pneumatic tubes, Conveyors, Monotrails for materials handling and addition to existing supply and
or exhaust Duct works and the like, per lineal meters or fraction thereof
…………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 10.00
p. Weighing Scale Structures, per ton or fraction thereof ………………………………….. 50.00
NOTE: Transfer of machine or equipment location within a building requires a
mechanical permit and Payment of fees.
6. Plumbing Fees
a. Installation fees, one (1) “UNIT” composed of one (1) water closet, two (2) floor drains, one (1)
lavatory, One (1) sink with ordinary trap, three (3) faucets and one (1) shower head. A partial part thereof
shall be chargedas that of the cost of a whole “ UNIT” …………………………………………… P 24.00
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7. Electronics Fees
a. Central office switching equipment, remote switching units, concentrators,
PABX/PBX’s cordless /wireless telephone and telecommunication systems, intercommunication system
and other types of switching/routing/distribution equipment used for voice, data image text, facsimile,
internet service, cellular, paging and other types/forms of wired or wireless communication.….P 2.40
per port
b. Broadcast station for radio and TV for both commercial and training purposes, CATV headed,
transmitting/receiving/ relay radio and broadcasting communications stations communications centers,
switching centers, control centers, operations or maintenance centers, call centers, cellsites, equipment
silos/shelters and other similar locations/structures used for electronics and communication services,
including those used in navigational aids, radar, telemetry, tests and measurements, global positioning
and personnel/vehicle location. …………………………………………………………P1,000.00 per
location
c. Automated teller machines, ticketing, vending and other types of electronic
dispensing machine, telephone booths, pay phones, coin changers, location or direction finding system,
navigational equipment used for land, aeronautical or maritime applications, photography and
reproduction machines x-ray, scanner, ultrasound and other apparatus/equipment used for medical,
biomedical, laboratory and testing purpose and other similar electronic or electronically controlled
apparatus or devices, whether located indoors or outdoors.………………… …..………P 10.00 per unit
d. Electronics and communications outlets used for connection and termination of voice, data, computer
(including workstations, servers, routers, etc.), audio, video, or any form of electronics and
communications services, irrespective of whether a user terminal is connected
…..……………………………………..…………………………………………………………P 2.40 per
outlet
e. Station, terminal control point port/central or remote panels/outlets for security and alarm system
(including watchman system, burglar alarms, intrusion detection system, lighting controls, monitoring
and surveillance system, sensors, detectors, parking management system, barrier controls, signal
lights, etc.) electronics fire alarm(including early detection systems, smoke detectors, etc.) sound-
reinforcement background, music, paging/conference systems, and the like, CATV, MATV/CCTV and
off-air television, electronically controlled conveyance systems, building automation, management
system and similar types of electronic or electronically controlled installations whether a user terminal
is connected ……………………………….………………………………………………………………P 2.40
per termination
f. Studios, auditoriums, and similar structures for radio and TV broadcast, recording, audio/video
reproduction/simulation and similar activities …..………………………………….P 1,000.00 per location
g. Antenna towers/masts or other structures for installation of any electronic and or communications
transmission/reception …………..…………………………………………………..P 1,000.00 per structure
h. Electronic or electronically-controlled indoor and outdoor signages and display systems, including
TV monitors, multi media signs, etc. …..………………………………………………………..P 50.00 per
unit
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a. All parts of buildings which are open on two (2) or more sides, such as balconies, terraces, lanais,
and the like, shall be charged 50% of the rate of the principal building of which they are a part (section
3.a to 3.d of this schedule).
b. Building with a height of more than 8.00 meters shall be charged an additional fee of twenty five
centavos (P0.25) per cubic meter above 8.00 meters. The height shall be measured from the ground
level up to the bottom of the roof slab or the top of girts, whichever applies.
c. Bank and Records Vaults with interior volume up to 20.00 cu. Meters……………………..P 20.00
i. In excess of 20.00 cu.m ……………………………………………………….. 8.00
h. Construction of smokestacks and chimneys for Commercial/Industrial Use Groups B,E,F and G:
a. Smokestacks, up to 10.00 meters in height, measured from the base……………………P 240.00
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o. Booths, Kiosks, Platforms, Stages and the like per sq.m. or fraction thereof of floor area:
i. Construction of permanent type………………………………………….. 10.00
ii. Construction of temporary type…………………………………………….. 5.00
iii. Inspection of knock-down temporary type, per unit…………………… 24.00
p. Construction of building and other accessory structures within cemeteries and memorial parks:
i. Tombs, per sq.m. of covered ground areas…………………………….. 5.00
ii. Semi-enclosed mausoleums whether canopied or not, per sq.m. of built-up
area ……………………………………………….…………………………………
5.00
iii. Totally enclosed mausoleums, per sq.m. of floor area……………….. 12.00
iv. Totally enclosed mausoleums, per sq.m. of floor area............................. 5.00
v. Columbarium, per sq. meter …………………………………………….. 18.00
9. Accessory Fees
a. Establishment of Line and Grade, all sides fronting or abutting street, esteros, rivers and creeks,
first 10.00 meters ………………………………………………………………………………………… 24.00
i. every meter or fraction thereof in excess of 10.00 meters ……………………………… 2.40
b. Ground Preparation and Excavation Fee
i. While the application for Building Permit is still being processed, the Building Official may
issue Ground Preparation and Excavation Permit (GP&EP) for foundation, subject to the
verification, inspection and review by the Line and Grade Section of the inspection and
Enforcement Division to determine compliance to line and grade, setbacks, yards/easements
and parking requirements.
(a) Inspection and Verification Fee ……………………………………………………. P 200.00
(b) Per cu. meters of excavation …………………………………………………………. 3.00
(c) Issuance of GP & EP valid only for thirty (30) days or superseded upon issuance of Building
Permit ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 50.00
(d) Per cu. meter of excavation for foundation with basement………………………… 4.00
(e) Excavation other than foundation or basement, per cu.meter…………………….. 3.00
(f) Encroachment of footing or foundation of buildings/structures to
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public areas as permitted, Per sq. meter or fraction thereof of footing or foundation
encroachment ……………………………………………………………………..…………………..
250.00
c. Fencing Fees:
i. Made of masonry, metal, concrete up to 1.80 meters in height, per lineal meter or fraction
thereof ………………………………………………………………………………………..….. 3.00
ii. In excess of 1.80 meters in height, per lineal meter or fraction thereof……………….. 4.00
iii. Made of indigenous materials, barbed, chicken or hog wires, per linear meter
………………….…………………………………………………………………………………… 2.40
f. Use of Streets and Sidewalks, Enclosure and Occupancy of Sidewalks up to 20 sq.m., per calendar
month …………………………………………………………………………………..……….. 240.00
i. Every sq. meter or fraction thereof in excess of 20.00 sq. meters …… 12.00
h. Sign Fees:
i. Erection and anchorage of display surface, up to 4.00 sq. meters of signboard
area …………… 120.00
(a) Every square meter or fraction thereof in excess of 4.00 sq.meters
…………………………. 24.00
ii. Installation Fees, per sq. meter or fraction thereof of display surface:
iii. Annual Renewal Fees, per sq. meter of display surface or fraction thereof
i. Repairs Fees:
i. Alteration/renovation/improvement on vertical dimensions of building/structures in sq. meter,
such as facades, exterior and interior walls, shall be assessed in accordance with the following
rate, for all Groups ………………………………………………………………………………P 5.00
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iii. Repairs on buildings/structures in all Groups costing more than five thousand pesos
(P5,000.00)shall be charged 1% of the detailed repair cost (itemized original materials to be
replaced with the same or new substitute and labor)
ii. The fees to be charged shall be as prescribed under section 3.a to 3.e of this schedule,
whichever Group applies.
k. Demolition / Moving of Buildings/ Structures Fees, per sq. meter of area or dimensions involved:
i. Building in all Groups per sq. meter area …………..………………………………….P 3.00
ii. Building Systems/Frames or portion thereof per vertical or horizontal dimensions, including
Fences ………………………….………………………………………………………………. 4.00
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ii. Aviaries, aquariums, zoo structures and the like: same rate as for Section 10.d.
above.
iii. Towers such as Radio and TV transmissions, cellsites, sign (ground or roof
type) and water tank supporting structuresand the like in any location shall be imposed
fees as follows:
(a) First 10 meters of height from the ground ………..………………………….. P 800.00
(b) Every meter or fraction thereof in excess of 10.00 meters ………………… 50.00
f. Change in Use / Occupancy, per sq. meter or fraction thereof of area affected…… 5.00
REQUIREMENTS:
I. For Renewal
1.) Photocopy of the latest O. R. showing that the previous unit in a specified line is already
registered as private in LTO.
2.) Photocopy of the latest O. R. and C. R. of the new unit
3.) Certification from TODA where the operator of the unit is a member
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FEES:
MTOP - P 400.00
Parking Fee - 300.00
Filing Fee - 50.00
Dropping Fee - 100.00
MTOP Confirmation - 100.00
Certification of No Records - 100.00
Penalty for an expired franchise - 50.00 (for one week to less a month expired)
250.00 (for one month to six months expired)
500.00 (for over six months to one year expired and
additional
100.00 for every year thereafter)
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This only means that the operator has already availed of the Mayor’s permit before the
expiration of the franchise – Follow steps 1, 3 and 4 only
Requirement:
1. Recruitment of Seed Growers.
2. Application requirement.
3. Orientation Seminar.
4. Area/site validation for production.
5. Seed Growers Accreditation.
6. MOA Signing.
Ramir T. Panlaqui
1. Submission of required 5minutes
(Seed Inspector)
documents.
2. Validation of documents submitted -do- 10minutes/transaction
3. Interview and assessment. -do- 5minutes/seed grower
4.Processing of documents &
Submission to concerned offices. -do- 10minutes/documents
5.Must undergo Seed Production
DA Agricultural Technologist 2days
Seminars
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1 week
DA Agricultural Technologist
3.4. Implementation of organic
DA Agricultural Technologist
farming technologies. 4 month
DA Agricultural Technologist
3.5. Assessment of the on-going
DA Staff
project. Weekly basis
DA Agricultural Technologist
3.6. Submission of progress
reports. Monthly basis
3.7. Field Day 1 day
3.8. Prepared & Submission of
Terminal Report. 3 days
4. Rice Commercialization Program:
4.1. Documents/Approved project. AT/MA/Clerk
2-4 hrs.
4.2. Identification of recipients. DA Agricultural Technologist
1 day
4.3. Orientation/Briefing DA Staff
½ day
4.4. Implementation of the project. Agricultural Technologist
4 months
Assigned
4.5. Monitoring and Assessment AT- Assigned
Weekly basis
4.6. Reporting and submission of AT- Assigned
Monthly
progress report.
4.7. Conduct Field Day. AT – Assigned
1 day
4.8. Prepared & Submission of AT – Assignedexec
2 days
Terminal Report.
4.9. Consolidation of Report for Municipal Agriculturist
1-2 days
submission.
5. Seminars/symposium/Farmers/RIC/
4-H Club on IGP
5.1. Prepared program, projects DA Staff 1 day
proposal and invitation.
5.2. Identification of prospective DA Agricultural Technologist 2-3 days
participants.
5.3. Conduct of DA Staff 2-3 days
seminars/symposium proper.
5.4. Prepared progress report about DA Staff 1 day
the seminars/symposium
conducted.
5.5. Submission of Terminal Report. DA Staff 1 day
6. Animal Health Care and
Management:
- (SEMINARS/SYMPOSIUM) Municipal Vet/
6.1. Submission of required Vaccinators
documents.
6.2. Validation of documents and
processing of papers.
6.3. Conduct seminars/symposium
on animal health care and
management.
6.4. Prepared database on animals
population.
6.5. Consolidation & Submission of
database reports.
(VACCINATION/DEWORMING)
6.1. Program of activities
6.2 Target date of implementation
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Answer the client feedback form and drop it in the designated Comment and Suggestion Box
located at the Public Assistance and Complaint Desk.
Post feedback at Bayan ng Dinaupihan Page (facebook.com/BayanngDinalupihan)
The assigned Officer of the Day opens the drop box and compiles and records all feedback
submitted to Human Resource Management Office (HRMO) every week.
Positive and negative feedbacks will be forwarded to concerned office/personnel. For negative
feedbacks, the concerned office/personnel will be required to explain in written addressed to
HRMO within 72 hours upon receipt hereof.
The explanation of the office/personnel will then be relayed to the client.
For inquiries and follow-ups, clients may contact the MHRMO at 09175517478
For feedbacks posted at Bayan ng Dinalupihan Page, it will be forwarded to concerned
office/personnel and will reply the soonest.
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Fill-up the client Complaint Form located at the Public Assistance and Complaint Desk. Submit
the form to the officer of the day for proper recording.
Complaints may be also filed via telephone and social media at Bayan ng Dinalupihan page.
Make sure to provide the following information:
- Name of complainant, contact number and date of complaint
- Name of the person/office being complained
- Incident
- Evidence
For inquiries and follow-ups, clients may contact this number MHRMO at 09175517478
The Municipal Human Resource and Management Officer evaluates submitted complaints.
Upon evaluation, the MHRMO shall start the investigation and forward the complaint to the
relevant office for their explanation.
The MHRMO will create a report and will be submitted to the Local Chief Executive for
appropriate action.
The MHRMO will give feedback to the client for the action taken.
For inquiries and follow-ups, clients may contact this number MHRMO at 09175517478
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