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ADOPT-AN-ESTERO/RIVER

ANNUAL ASSESSMENT REPORT

CY 2015 _________________________________________________________________________________________

I. Executive Summary

1. Introduction

Flooding is a serious threat to the lives and resources of individuals and

communities. It is considered as a perennial problem nowadays and widely

experienced not just in Metro Manila but also in other parts of the country. The

city grinds to a halt when flood waters rise. Farmers lost their harvest, fishermen

can’t go fishing and classes are often suspended which resulted sometimes to poor

education because children can hardly cope up with their lessons. Many people

especially the poor are the ones mostly affected by such disasters due to fewer

resources and capacity to cope with its impacts.

In urban centers like Metro Manila, tons of carelessly discarded garbage are swept

away in creeks during heavy rains. The accumulated garbage then clogs drainage

systems thus resulting in flooding & urban water pollution. Lakes, rivers & other

water bodies suffer the same fate.

Being the country’s steward of its environment and natural resources, the

Department of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR) through the

Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) embarked on a serious nationwide

campaign to rehabilitate rivers and creeks in many parts of the country known as

the “Adopt-an-Estero/Water Body Program” in 2010.

The DENR urged private companies or institutions to take part in cleaning up

creeks, rivers or nay water body of their choice for a minimum of one year. To make

it sustainable, the DENR encouraged the private sector to strengthen their

collaboration among communities residing along esteros and rivers, as well as local

government units (LGUs) and others government agencies (OGAs).

The Program is validated through water quality monitoring on the adopted areas

using Dissolved Oxygen and Biochemical Oxygen Demand as parameters to

determine its compliance with the Water Quality Criteria of DAO 34 series of 1990.

This is done to assess the effectiveness of the program’s activities to the quality of

the waterbody.

2. Discussion

a. Report and Updates

Two years after the launching of the “Adopt-an-Estero/Water Body Program”,

it received an over-whelming response and appreciation from various

stakeholders both from private and public entities.

As an update, the following are the number of donor partners and

esteros/waterbodies adopted per year with a complete list in item II: i) In 2010,

three (3) donor partners & three (3) esteros; ii) In 2011, seven (7) donor partners

& six (6) esteros; iii) In 2012, seventeen (17) donor partners & twelve (12)

esteros; iv) In 2013, five (5) donor partners & four (4) esteros; v) In 2014, four

(4) donor partners & four (4) esteros ; and vi) for this year 2015, there are four

(4) donor partners & four (4) esteros added again.

b. Major Accomplishment in terms of improvements in

Water Quality

To date, no remarkable improvement in terms of water quality is

observed in the waterways.

IEC Campaign

One of the major accomplishments was the participation in the

International Coastal Clean-Up which was conducted last 19 September

2015 at Coastal Bay of Tanza, Navotas. The activity was participated by

different institutions, academes, LGUs, other NGAs, private sectors and

NGOs aside from the donor partners. They were encouraged and

inspired to strengthen their collaboration among communities residing

along esteros, creeks, rivers and other water bodies. They showed their

interest by asking some IEC materials from DENR-EMB National Capital

Region which they will reproduce to be distributed in their own

communities.

Solid Waste Management

Some areas has already their own Materials Recovery Facility

(MRF) and solid wastes are collected daily.

Other Activities

Presently, in order to further support the Program, other activities

were conducted by some partners:

i. Installation of bamboo trash trap to the upper and lower area of

selected water channel was made. This helps in trapping floating

garbage.

ii. Assignment of out of school youth from Barangay that regularly

collect trapped garbage.

iii. Provision of wooden boat to easily collect trapped garbage.

iv. Dredging/De-silting of the water channel to prevent flooding.

v. Conduct of regular clean-up activity.

vi. Proper segregation of solid waste to Material Recovery Facility (MRF)

for hauling of private garbage hauler for each locators.

vii. Provision of trash bin and garbage drum.

viii. Rip rapping of some of the riverways and establishment of easement.

3. SEE ANNEX A for the map of the adopted water bodies.

II. Updated list of Adopted Water bodies and Donor Partners as of December

15, 2015.

Name of Water-body

Location Coordinates Length of whole stretch

Donor Partners Expiry Date of MOA

2010

1. Diliman Creek

Quezon City

Upstream: N14º36’49.93”/

E121º04’ 02.23”

Downstream :

N14º37’31.41”/

E121º01’12.05”

7km Philippine Mine Safety and

Environment

Association

(PMSEA)

continuous

partners

hip

2. Portion of Tullahan

River

Valenzue-la &

Malabon

City


E120º58’55.21”

Downstream :

N14º40’24.89”/

E120º57’47.51”

2,700 meters San Miguel Foundation, Inc.

24 Nov. 2013

3. Tullahan

River

Quezon

City and Valenzue-

la City

1000 meters Manila North

Tollways Corporation

(MNTC)

Continu

ous partners

hip

2011

4.Concep-

cion Creek

Marikina

City

Upstream:

14°39'2.26"N

121°6'27.48"E Midstream:

14°38'33.65"N

121°6'19.25"E

Downstream :

14°39'2.26"N

121°6'27.48"E

2,200km Petron Corp. (San

Miguel Group of

Company)

19 Sept.

2016

5.Estero de Balete

Manila Upstream: 14°35’09.566 N/

120°58’58.937E

Downstream :

14°35’15.609 N/

120°59’12.468 E

737 meters Adamson University (AdU)

6. Balisam-pan Creek

Makati City


E121º02’ 32.15”

Downstream :

N14º34’03.67”/

E121º02’24.86”

1000 meters New Zealand Creamery Inc.

(NZCI)

7.

Maricaban Creek

Tributary

Pasay and

Taguig City

Upstream:

N14°31'11.06" E121°1'54.22"

Midstream:

N 14°31'40.55"

E 121° 1'25.91"

Downstream : N14°31'47.98"

E121° 1'5.18"

3,573m Skyway O & M

Corporation (SOMCO)

8. Mauling

Creek

Taguig City Upstream:

N14º29’01.18” /

E121º03’09.83”

Downstream:

N14º29’07.48”/ E121º03’44.67”

950 meters a) Udenna

Environmental

Services

Inc.(UdESI)

b)Intercontinental

Waste Disposal

System Inc.

(IWDSI)

One (1)

year

9.Palico

Creek

Muntinlup

a City

Upstream:

N14º25’ 27.09”/ E121º01’ 58.74”

Downstream :

N14º25’29.92”/

E121º03’05.60”

1,600 meters AMKOR

Technology Phils., Inc.

Three (3)

years

2012

10.Tanque

Creek

Quezon

City

Upstream:

14°38'15.99"N 121°1'33.06"E

Approx. 600

meters

Water

Environment Association of the

Phils (WEAP)

Conti-

nuous partners

hip

11.Buayan

g Bato

Creek

Mandalu-

yong City

Downstream:

14°34'8.15"N/

121°2'58.46"E

Upstream: 14°34'28.47"N/

121°3'11.60"E

1.5km a.)Belman

Compania

Incorporada

(Belman Laboratories)

b.)EDSA Shangri-

la Manila

c.)Puyat Steel Corp.

d.)Shangri-la

Plaza Corp.

e.)The Legend

Villas

Conti-

nuous

partners

hip

12.Ilugin

Creek

Pasig City Upstream:

14°32'27.92"N/

121°6'54.64"E

Downstream :

14°33'15.64 "N/ 121°5'34.66"E

3000 meters AGC Philippines

ECOZONE

Management

Corporation

(AGPEM)

One

year

13.Linguna

n Creek

Valenzuela

City

Upstream:

14°43'50.26"N/

120°57'53.88"E

Midstream:

14°42'50.28"N/ 120°58'17.54"E

Downstream :

14°42'19.29"N/

120°58'35.02"E

Approx. 2000

meters

March Resources

Manufacturing

Corp.

Three

years

14. Marica-

ban Creek

Makati &

Pasay City

14°31'48.02"N

121° 1'14.97"E

Approx. 2000

meters

Asia Pacific

College (APC)

One

year

15. Maytu-nas Creek

Mandalu-yong City

Upstream: 14°35'22.06"N/

121° 2'9.33"E

Downstream :

14°35'42.47"N/

121°1'34.63"E

1300 meters Toyota Shaw Inc. Continuous

partners

hip

16. Narra

Creek

Makati

City

Upstream:

14°33'48.35"N/ 121°0'56.86"E

Downstream :

14°33'34.30"N/

120°59'56.44"E

Approx. 223

meters

Commonwealth

Foods, Inc. (Comfoods, Inc.)

Conti-

nuous partners

hip

17. Pasong

Cobra Creek

Las Piñas

City

Upstream:

N14°25.592’ E120°59.911’

Midstream:

N14°26.022’

E120°59.852’

Downstream:

N14°26.406’ E120°59.913’

1,150 meters Las Pinas City

Medical Center Inc.

18. Pasong

Tamo Creek

Quezon

City

Upstream:

14°40’8.96”N 121°2’36.21”E

Midstream:

14°40’1.80”N

121°2’5.42”E

14°40’5.85”N

121°2’24.94”E Downstream:

14°40'24.35"N

121°3'1.97"E

Approx. 1,630

meters

DMCI Project

Developers Inc. (DMCI PDI)

Continu

ous partners

hip

19.San

Juan River

San Juan

City

Upstream:

14°37'56.98"N/

121°0'54.38"E Downstream :

14°35'22.63"N/

121°0'52.36"E

Approx. 7,400

meters

SM Prime

Holdings, Inc.

(SM)

Dura-

tion of

three (3) years

20. Sapang

Bakaw

Creek

Valenzue-

la City

Upstream:

14°43'38.79"N/

121°0'10.76"E

Downstream : 14°43'34.22"N/

120°59'0.83"E

Approx. 625

meters

Amtes

Corporation

One

Year

21. Viente

Reales

Creek

Valenzue-

la City

Upstream:

N14º29’01.18”/

E121º03’09.83” Downstream :

N14º29’07.48”/

E121º03’44.67”

1,200 meters a.)Flexo

Manufacturing

Corporation

b.)Innovative

Packaging

Industry Corp.

One

Year

2013

22.Estero

de Sta. Clara

Manila &

Makati City

Upstream:

N:14˚34’24.28”/ E:121˚00’54.07”

(Sandico Bridge)

Downstream :

N:14˚34’46.22”/

E:121˚00’56.80”

1.50 kilometers Global Peace

Festival Foundation

Philippines

(GPFFP)

Conti-

nuous partners

hip

23.Estero dela Reina

Manila Upstream: 14°37'4.20"N

120°58'14.34"E

Downstream :

14°36'6.17"N

120°58'25.78"E

3,020 m. Filinvest Group, Incorporated

Valid initially

for ten

(10)

years

24.Redemp

-torist

Channel/

Roxas Canal

Paraña-

que City

N14°31’51.17”

E120°59’22.14”

1000 meters Aseana Business

Park Estates

Association, Inc.

One

Year

which

maybe expand

in the

future

25.Emitany

o Creek

Mandalu-

yong City

Upstream:

N14°35’32.47”

E121°02’40.69” Midstream:

N14°36’44.13”

E121°01’52.28”

Downstream:

N14°36’34.22”

E121°01’17.44”

4.78 km. a.)Goldilocks

Bakeshop Inc.

b.)The Caramel

Pearl, Inc.

III. Breakdown of all Partners

Business/Industry Academe LGU/GOCC/NGA NGO/Others TOTAL

28 2 4 6 40

2014

26.Manarig

o Creek

Las Piñas

City

Upstream:

N14º33’41.35”/

E121º02’32.15”

Downstream: N14º34’03.67”/

E121º02’24.86”

2 km Mach Union Water

Laboratories, Inc.

Conti-

nous

Partners

hip

27.Pineda

Creek

Pasig City Upstream:

14°33'53.73"N

121°3'40.88"E

Downstream : 14°33'50.96"N

121°3'38.21"E

Approx. 128

meters

Plantex

International

Corp.

11 June

2019

28.Spine

Creek/Este

-ro De

Lapu-Lapu

Malabon

City,

Navotas

and Caloocan

City

Upstream:

N14º39’16.62”/

E120º57’48.51”

Downstream : N14º38’56.19”/

E120º57’25.30”

Approx. 900

meters

Maunlad Canning

Corporation

Conti-

nuous

partners

hip

29.Portion

of Tullahan

River

Malabon

and

Valenzue-

la City

Upstream:

14°40'12.87"N

120°59'21.11"E

Downstream:

14°40'9.71"N 120°59'15.35"E

205 meters Vanson Paper

Industrial

Corporation

11 June

2019

2015

30.Casili

Creek

Caloocan

City

Upstream:

14°39'4.18"N

120°58'34.99"E

Downstream:14°38'13.26"N

120°58'31.94"E

Approx.2.37 km Solmac Marketing

Inc.

May

2019

31.Daang

Malalim

Creek

Valenzue-

la City

Upstream:

14°43'56.95"N

120°59'12.35"E

Downstream:

14°44'4.06"N 120°59'15.66"E

377m Sansui Steam

Laundry Inc

May

2019

32.Paso de

Blas Creek

Valenzue-

la City

Upstream:

14°42'20.81"N

120°59'37.56"E

Downstream:

14°42'20.84"N 120°59'22.95"E

445m. CDO Foodsphere

Inc.

May

2019

33. San

Agustin

Creek

Caloocan

City

Downstream:

14°44'2.49"N

121°2'15.58"E

Upstream:

14°44'1.37"N

121°2'17.56"E

1km Omnipack

Industrial Corp.

May

2019

IV. Water Quality Analysis of all adopted waterbody for Dissolved Oxygen and

Biochemical Oxygen Demand (provide bar graph and table)

2010 Adopted Creeks

1. Portion of Tullahan River- Manila North Tollways Corp. (MNTC)

Portion of Tullahan River

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks

Biochemical Oxygen Demand

Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

Mindanao Avenue Mindanao Avenue Bridge along Mindanao Avenue. Boundary of Brgy. Bagbag in Quezon City and Brgy. 164, Caloocan City

14°41'32.64"N 121° 1'26.55"E

0 0 No Improvement 45 65

No Improvement

Maceda Bridge Bridge along Road 1, Brgy. 164, Caloocan City.

14°41'25.53"N 121° 1'21.26"E


No Improvement

2. Portion of Tullahan River- San Miguel Foundation Corp. (SMFI)

0

0

0

1

1

1

Mindanao Ave. Maceda Bridge

0 00 0

DO

STATIONS

Dissolved Oxygen5 mg/L

2012 2015

0

20

40

60

80

Mindanao Ave. Maceda Bridge

45 43

65 63

BO

D

STATIONS

Biochemical Oxygen Demand7 mg/L

2012 2015

0

1

2

3

4

5

Mc Arthur M.H. Del Pilar

0 00 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

20

40

60

80

Mc Arthur M.H. Del Pilar

32 37

5865

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water

Quality

Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L


Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

McArthur Mc Arthur Bridge along McArthur Highway. Boundary of Brgy. Potrero in Malabon City and Brgy. Marulas in Valenzuela City.

N 14º 40’ 14.66” E 120º 58’ 55.21”


No Improvement

M.H. Del Pilar

Tinajeros Bridge along M.H. Del Pilar. Boundary of Brgy. Maysilo and SitioGulayan in Valenzuela City.

N 14º 40’ 24.89” E 120º 57’ 47.51”


No Improvement

3. Diliman Creek- Philippines Mines Safety and Environment Association (PMSEA)

Diliman Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

Coordinates 2012 2015 2012 2015

T.I.P. Bridge along the Anonas Street, Quirino 3-A Quezon City ( Bridge along Aurora Blvd. Boundary of Brgy. Quirino 3A, Silangan and Mangga in Quezon City. Near TIP Campus)

N: 14º 37’ 45.62” E: 121º 03’ 44.11”


No Improvement

Anonas Bridge along the Aurora Blvd, Mangga, Quezon City ( Bridge along Anonas Road, Boundary of Brgy. Quirino 3A and Project 2 in Quezon City.)

N: 14º 37’ 39.17” E: 121º 03’ 45.28”


No Improvement

Nepa Q. Mart Bridge along EDSA , Cubao, Quezon City Bridge near Nepa-Q-Mart), EDSA. Boundary of Brgy. Kamuning, Pinagkaisahan, E. Rodriguez, and West Kamias in QC)

N: 14º 37’ 42.08” E: 121º 02’ 49.75”


No Improvement

T. Morato Lagarian Bridge along Tomas Morato, Quezon City (Bridge along Tomas Morato Avenue. Boundary of Brgy. Obrero and Kristong Hari in Quezon City.)

N: 14º 37’ 33.81” E: 121º 01’ 59.91”


No Improvement

0

0

0

1

1

1

T.I.P. Anonas Nepa QMart

T.Morato

0 0 0 00 0 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

20

40

60

80

100

T.I.P. Anonas Nepa QMart

T. Morato

68 75 7076

96 92 85 82

BO

D

STATIONS


20122015

DENR Water

Quality

Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10

mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

2011 Adopted Creeks

1. Palico Creek- AMKOR Technology Phils., Inc.

Palico Creek

Sampling Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

Near Railroad Access bridge near Brgy. Cupang, Muntinlupa City

N 14°26.451’ E 121°02.978’

0 0

No Improvement 29 40

No Improvement

Near Mouth of the Lake Outfall

Near the mouth of Laguna de Bay in Brgy. Buli, Muntinlupa City

N 14°26.532’ E 121°03.009’

0 0


No Improvement

2. Maricaban Creek- Skyway O & M Corporation (SOMCO)

0

1

2

3

4

5

Near Laguna DeBay

Near Rail Road

0 00 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

10

20

30

40

Near Laguna DeBay

Near Rail Road

2729

35

40

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

0.0

1.0

2.0

3.0

4.0

5.0

Diego Silang MaricabanSLEX

Villamor

1.01.5

1.0

0 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

20

40

60

80

Diego Silang MaricabanSLEX

Villamor

78

5547

79 79

56

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

DENR Water

Quality

Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water

Quality

Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

3. Mauling Creek- Udenna Environmental Inc. (UdeSI) & Intercontinental Waste Disposal Systems Inc.

Mauling Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

Liscano Bridge in the narrows of Brgy. Bagumbayan, Taguig City

N 140° 29.056’ E 121° 3.512’ -

0

No Improvement 106

No Improvement

Mauling Bridge Bridge along the Manuel L. Quezon.

N 140° 29.109’ E 121° 3.638’

0 0


No Improvement

4. Estero De Balete- Adamson University

0

1

2

3

4

5

Mauling Bridge Liscano

0 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

Mauling Bridge Liscano

55

95106

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

1

2

3

4

5

Taft SanMarcelino

Romualdez

0 0 00 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

20

40

60

80

Taft SanMarcelino

Romualdez

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

Maricaban Creek

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks Biochemical Oxygen Demand

Remarks

Sampling Station

Location Coordinates 2012 2015 2012 2015

Diego Silang Bridge along Diego Silang St.

N 14°31'11.06" E 121° 1'54.22"

1.0 0


No Improvement

Maricaban SLEX Bridge along South Super Highway

N 14°31'40.55" E 121° 1'25.91"

1.5 0


No Improvement

Villamor Bridge along VIllamor. N 14°31'47.98" E 121° 1'5.18"

1.0 0


No Improvement

DENR Water

Quality

Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

Estero De Balete

Dissolved Oxygen


Remarks

Sampling Station

Location Coordinates 2012 2015 2012 2015

Taft Avenue Bridge along Taft Ave. cor Ayala Blvd., Barangay 660-A, Ermita,

Manila

14°35'9.24"N 120°58'58.71"E 0 0


No Improvement

San Marcelino Bridge along San Marcelino St. Barangay 660-A, Ermita, Manila

14°35'10.69"N 120°59'8.76"E

0 0


No Improvement

Romualdez Bridge along D. Romouldez Sr. Street.

14°35'15.53"N 120°59'14.30"E

0 0


No Improvement

5. Concepcion Creek- Petron Corp. (San Miguel Group of Company)

Concepcion Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

Bayan-Bayanan Ave.

Bridge along Sumulong Avenue, Brgy. Santo Niño, Marikina City

14°39'2.26"N 121° 6'27.48"E

1.2 0


No Improvement

Goodfriend Bridge

Bridge near GoodfriendVillae, Brgy. Concepcion Uno, Marikina City

14°38'33.65"N 121° 6'19.25"E

1.2 0


No Improvement

Sumulong Highway

Bridge along Sumulong Highway Avenue, Brgy. Santo Niño, Marikina City

14°39'2.26"N 121° 6'27.48"E

0.8 0


No Improvement

0.0

1.0

2.0

3.0

4.0

5.0

Bayan-Bayanan Goodfriend Bridge SumulongHighway

1.2 1.20.8

0 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Bayan-Bayanan Goodfriend Bridge Sumulong Highway

32 34

25

47 4752

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

DENR Water

Quality

Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

6. Balisampan Creek - New Zealand Creamery

Balisampan Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

J.P Rizal Bridge along J.P Rizal, near at GuadalupeViejo Elementary School

N 14°34’02.75” E 121°02’27.42”

0 0


No Improvement

Gumamela Bridge along Gumamela St. N 14°33’52.36” E 121°02’27.42”

0 0


No Improvement

2012 Adopted Creeks 1. Ilugin River- AGC Phils., Ecozone Management Corp.

Ilugin River

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

Pag-ibig Homes Bridge in front on Pag-ibig Homes, San Andres(PoblacionI, Cainta, Rizal

N 14° 33’24.95” E 121° 5’52.41”

0 0


No Improvement

A. Sandoval Ilugin Bridge, A. Sandoval Ave, Pasig City

N 14° 33’16.27” E 121° 5’50.58”

0 0


No Improvement

Roman Cruz Urbano Velasco Bridge, Roman Cruz, Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City

N 14° 33’20.38” E 121° 5’33.39”

0 0


No Improvement

0

1

2

3

4

5

J. P. Rizal Gumamela

0 00 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

20

40

60

80

100

J. P. Rizal Gumamela

17

6469

100

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

1

2

3

4

5

Pag-ibigHomes

A.Sandoval

RomanCruz

M.H. DelPilar

Flood Gate

0 0 0 0

1.5

0 0 0 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

10

20

30

40

50

Pag-ibigHomes

A.Sandoval

RomanCruz

M.H. DelPilar

Flood Gate

30

3631

40

3437

46 46 44 44

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water

Quality

Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

M.H del Pilar Bridge in front of AGPEM Gate 2, MH Del Pilar, Pasig City

N 14° 33’16.27” E 121° 5’35.88”

0 0


No Improvement

Flood Gate MMDA floodgate near MH Del Pilar station, Pasig City

N 14° 33’15.56” E 121° 5’34.68”

1.5 0


No Improvement

2. Tanque Creek- Water Environment Association of the Phils. (WEAP)

Tanque Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

Tanque Bridge along West Ave. 14°38'15.99"N 121° 1'33.06"E

0 0


Improved

3. Pasong Tamo Creek- DMCI Holdings, Inc. (DMCI)

0

1

2

3

4

5

Tanque Station

0 0

DO


2012 2015

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Tanque Station

67

60

BO

D


0.0

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5

3.0

3.5

4.0

4.5

5.0

Visayas Mindanao Carmel T. Sora

0.50.2

1.0

0.00 0 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

20

40

60

80

Visayas Mindanao Carmel T. Sora

2530

26

45

6771 70

78

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

DENR Water

Quality

Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water

Quality

Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

Pasong Tamo Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

VISAYAS bridge along Visayas Ave. Boundary of Brgy. Bahay Toro, Project 8, Quezon City and Brgy. Culiat, QC.

14°40’8.96”N 121° 2’36.21”E (google earth)

0.5 0


No Improvement

MINDANAO Bridge along Mindanao Ave., boundary of Brgy. Bahay Toro and Brgy. Bago- Bantay, QC

14°40’1.80”N 121° 2’5.42”E (google earth) 0.2 0


No Improvement

CARMEL Bridge along Carmel Ave., Teresa Village, Bahay Toro, Proj.8, Quezon City

14°40’5.85”N 121° 2’24.94”E (google earth) 1.0 0


No Improvement

CONGRESSIONAL AVE. EXTN.

(new station)

Bridge along Congressional Ave. Extn.

14°40'24.35"N 121° 3'1.97"E (google earth) 0.0 0


No Improvement

4. Narra Creek- Commonwealth Foods, Inc. (Comfoods Inc.)

Narra Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

Ayala Station Bridge along Ayala Ave. Side of Makati Police Station

14°33'43.17"N 121° 0'39.49"E


No Improvement

Filmore Station Bridge along Filmore St. 14°33'35.72"N 121° 0'17.70"E 0 0


No Improvement

Araro Station Bridge along Araro St. 14°33'33.81"N 120°59'59.47"E 0 0


No Improvement

0

1

2

3

4

5

Ayala Station FilmoreStation

Araro Station

0 0 00 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

Ayala Station Filmore Station Araro Station

34

51 52

122

90 87

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

5. Pasong Cobra Creek- Las Piňas Medical Center

Pasong Cobra Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

Apollo Bridge at Apollo St., Moonwalk Subd., Talon V, Las Piñas City

N 14°25.592’

E 120°59.911’ 2.5 0


No Improvement

Sampaguita Bridge Beside the Brgy. Hall of Talon IV, Sampaguita St., San Antonio Village,Talon IV, Las Piñas City

N 14°26.022’

E 120°59.852’ 1.8 0


No Improvement

Camara Bridge at Camara St., Happyville.,Brgy. Talon IV, Las Piñas City

N 14°26.406’

E 120°59.913’ 0.7 0


No Improvement

6. San Juan River- SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SM)

0.0

1.0

2.0

3.0

4.0

5.0

Apollo Sampaguita Camara

2.5

1.8

0.7

0 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Apollo Sampaguita Camara

10

2227

69

52

68

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

1

2

3

4

5

SM Sta. Mesa Old Sta. Mesa HangingBridge

0 0 00 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

20

40

60

80

SM Sta. Mesa Old Sta. Mesa Hanging Bridge

3743 39

76

64

76

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

San Juan River

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

SM Sta. Mesa Bridge

G. Araneta Ave., Doña Imelda, Quezon City

14°36'15.75"N 121° 1'12.47"E

0 0


No Improvement

Old Sta. Mesa Bridge

Old Sta. Mesa St., Progreso, San Juan City

14°36'5.35"N 121° 1'12.92"E

0 0


No Improvement

Bacood Hanging Bridge

Bacood, Sta. Mesa Manila 14°35'11.80"N 121° 1'4.93"E

0 0


No Improvement

7. Ligunan Creek- March Resources Mfg. Corp.

Lingunan Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

Industrial 2 Ind’l Rd., Plastic City Ind’l Cpd., Canumay West, Valenzuela City

14°42'21.43"N 120°58'55.95"E

0 0

No Improvement 131 97 Improved

Industrial 1 Plastic City Ind’l Cpd., Maysan, Valenzuela City

14°42'12.74"N 120°58'45.50"E

0 0


Bahay Kalinga New Bahay Kalinga Halfway Home, Maysan, Valenzuela City

14°42'20.59"N 120°58'34.48"E

0 0


Lingunan Bridge T. Santiago, VienteReales, Valenzuela City

14°42'50.41"N 120°58'17.75"E

0 0


0

1

2

3

4

5

Industrial 1 Industrial 2 Bahay Kalinga LingunanBridge

0 0 0 00 0 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

50

100

150

Industrial 1 Industrial 2 Bahay Kalinga LingunanBridge

109

131119

104

61

9789 95

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

8. Buayang Bato Creek- The Legend Villas, Belman Compania Incoporada (Belman Laboratories), EDSA Shari-La

Manila, Puyat Steel Corp. and Shangri-La Plaza Corp.

Buayang Bato Creek

Sampling Station

Location Coordinates Dissolved Oxygen


Remarks

2013 2015 2013 2015

Reliance Reliance St. BarangkaIlaya, Mandaluyong City

14° 34.478’ 121°03.194’

0 0


No Improvement

Buayang Bato Brgy. Buayang Bato, Mandaluyong City

14° 34.133’ 121° 02.971’

0 0


No Improvement

9. Maytunas Creek- Toyota Shaw Inc.

0

1

2

3

4

5

Reliance Buayang Bato

0 00 0

DO

STATIONS


2013 2015

0

20

40

60

80

100

Reliance Buayang Bato

94

75

99 95

BO

D

STATIONS


2013 2015

0

1

2

3

4

5

Fabella Araullo Wilson F. Blumentritt

0 0 0 00 0 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2013 2015

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

Fabella Araullo Wilson F. Blumentritt

10092

8192

107

9286 83

BO

D

STATIONS


2013 2015

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water Quality

Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

Maytunas Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen


Remarks

2013 2015 2013 2015

Fabella Bridge along Fabella road 14°35'13.58"N 121° 2'14.83"E

0 0


No Improvement

Araullo Bridge along Araullo Street 14°35'26.45"N 121° 2'4.91"E

0 0


No Improvement

Wilson Bridge along Wilson Street, Haig and Hoover

14°35’36.26”N 121° 01’55.32”E

0 0


No Improvement

F. Blumentritt Bridge along G.Kalentong and F. Blumentritt

14°35’43.81”N 121° 01’40.77”E

0 0


No Improvement

10. Sapang Bakaw Creek- Amtes Corp.

Sapang Bakaw Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

Valenzuela Industrial

Compound

Lawang Bato, Valenzuela City 14°43'39.31"N 121° 0'2.99"E

0 0


No Improvement

Pearl Island Quintana Avenue, LawangBato, Valenzuela City

14°43'38.42"N 120°59'58.82"E

0 0


No Improvement

Malinis Bridge Punturin-LawangBato Rd., Lawang Bato Valenzuela City

14°43'40.83"N 120°59'34.39"E

0 0


No Improvement

0

1

2

3

4

5

VIC Pearl Island Malinis

0 0 00 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2012 2015

0

50

100

150

200

250

VIC Pearl Island Malinis

110 115

166

202182 176

BO

D

STATIONS


2012 2015

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

11. Viente Reales Creek- Flexo Manufacturing Corp.& Innovative Packaging Industrial Corp.

Veinte Reales Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2012 2015 2012 2015

Veinte Reales Bridge

T. Santiago, Viente Reales, Valenzuela City

14°42'50.41"N 120°58'17.75"E

0 0


12. Maricaban Creek- Asia Pacific College

Maricaban Creek Dissolved Oxygen (5 mg/L)

Sampling Station Location Coordinates 1st Qtr.

2nd Qtr.

3rd Qtr. 4th Qtr.

Remarks

St. Alphonsus Near St. Alphonsus Church, Magallanes Makati City

14°31'48.02"N 121° 1'14.97"E 0

0

0

0

No Improvement

Maricaban Creek Biochemical Oxygen Demand (7mg/L)

Sampling Station Location Coordinates 1st Qtr.

2nd Qtr.

3rd Qtr. 4th Qtr.

Remarks

St. Alphonsus Near St. Alphonsus Church, Magallanes Makati City

14°31'48.02"N 121° 1'14.97"E

127

112

88

54

Improved

0

1

2

3

4

5

Viente Reales Creek

2012 0

2015 0

0 0

DO


0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Viente Reales Creek

2012 59

2015 51

59

51

BO

D


0

0.1

0.2

0.3

0.4

0.5

0.6

0.7

0.8

0.9

1

1stQuarter

2ndQuarter

3rdQuarter

4thQuarter

0 0 0 0

DO

QUARTERS OF 2015

Dissolved Oxygen(5mg/L)

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

1stQuarter

2ndQuarter

3rdQuarter

4thQuarter

127

112

88

54

BO

D

QUARTERS OF 2015

Biochemical Oxygen Demand(7mg/L)

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality

Criterion:

5mg/L

2013 Adopted Creeks 1. Ermitanyo Creek- The Caramel Pearl Inc. & Goldilocks Food Corp.

Ermitanyo Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2013 2015 2013 2015

N. DOMINGO STATION

Bridge at N. Domingo St. Boundary of Brgy. Pasadena and Brgy. Valencia, San Juan City

14°36'39.27"N 121° 1'57.84"E


No Improvement

XAVIER STATION

Bridge at Xavier St., Brgy. Greenhills West, San Juan City

14°36'21.85"N 121° 2'25.39"E 0 0


No Improvement

G. DE JESUS STATION

Bridge at G. De Jesus St., Little Baguio, San Juan City

14°36'13.53"N 121° 2'19.39"E 0 0


No Improvement

WILSON (WACK-WACK) STATION

Bridge at Wilson St., boundary of Brgy. Little Baguio and Brgy. Addition Hills, San Juan City

14°35'50.78"N 121° 2'20.65"E


No Improvement

2. Estero Dela Reina- Filinvest Land Corp.

0

1

2

3

4

5

Station 1(Wack-wack)

Station 2 (G.De Jesus)

Station 3(Xavier)

Station 4(N.Domingo)

0 0 0 00 0 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2013 2015

0

20

40

60

80

100

Station 1 (Wack-wack)

Station 2 (G. DeJesus)

Station 3 (Xavier) Station 4(N.Domingo)

3932

55 5464

46

96

55

BO

D

STATIONS


2013 2015

0

1

2

3

4

5

ReinaRegente

Moriones Pritil

0 0 00 0 0

DO

STATONS


2013 2015

0

20

40

60

80

100

ReinaRegente

Moriones Pritil

49 51 47

61

100

64

BO

D

STATIONS


2013 2015

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

Estero Dela Reina

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen


Remarks

2013 2015 2013 2015

Pritil along Reina Regente Bridge.Reina Regente St., Tondo, Manila

N: 14˚37’4.23” E: 120˚58’14.33” 0 0


No Improvement

Moriones along Moriones Brifge, Moriones St. Tondo, Manila

N: 14°36'33.32" E: 120°58'17.29" 0 0


No Improvement

Reina Regente along Pritil Bridge, Juna Luna St, Tondo Manila

N: 14˚36’6.24” E: 120˚58’26.27”

0 0


No Improvement

3. Estero De Sta. Clara- Global Peace Festival Foundation of the Philippines

Estero De Sta. Clara

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2013 2015 2013 2015

Sandico Sandico St., Tejeros, Makati City 14°34'24.34"N 121° 0'54.13"E

0 0


Delpan Del Pan St.,bet. Brgy. 883 Sta. Ana Manila and Brgy. Kasilawan Makati City

14°34'30.86"N 121° 0'44.73"E

0 0


No Improvement

Havana Havana Bridge, Brgy.884, Sta. Ana Manila

14°34'46.12"N 121° 0'56.79"E

0 0


0

1

2

3

4

5

Sandico Delpan Havana

0 0 00 0 0

DO

STATIONS


2013 2015

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

Sandico Delpan Havana

110122 128

101

135

105B

OD

STATIONS


2013 2015

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

4. Redemptorist Channel- Aseana Business Park Estates Association, Inc.

Redemptorist Chanel

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2013 2015 2013 2015

Redemptorist Station

Bridge 2, DiosdadoMacapagal Blvd.,

Pasay City

N 140 32. 861’ E 1200 59.364’

1 0


2014 Adopted Creeks

1. Pineda Creek- Plantex Mfg.Solutions

Pineda Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2014 2015 2014 2015

Banaag St. Bridge beside Pineda Elementary School in Banaag St, Brgy Pineda Pasig

14°33'53.73"N 121° 3'40.88"E

0 0


MRR Ext. Bridge along Manila Railroad Ext. across Pasig River.

14°33'50.96"N 121° 3'38.21"E

0 0


0

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

3

3.5

4

4.5

5

Redemptorist Channel

1

0

DO

STATION


2013 2015

0

5

10

15

20

25


2013 23

2015 20

2320

BO

D

STATION


0

1

2

3

4

5

Banaag MRR Extension

0 00 0

DO

STATIONS


2014 2015

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

Banaag MRR Extension

BO

D

STATIONS


2014 2015

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

2. Portion of Tullahan River- Vanson Paper Mills


Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2014 2015 2014 2015

Tulay na Bakal Near Ramon Delfin Street N: 14˚40’’12.87” E: 120˚59’21.11”

0 0


No Improvement

Mc Arthur Highway Bridge

along McArthur Bridge of Brgy. Marulas, Valenzuela &Brgy. Portrero Malabon City

14°40'9.71"N; 120°59'15.35"E 0 0


No Improvement

3. Manarigo Creek- Mach Union Laboratory

Manarigo Creek

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2014 2015 2014 2015

Alabang-Zapote Bridge near the Robinson Plaza N 14°26’28.85” E 120°59’55.18”

0 0


CAA Road Bridge near the Pacific Continental Company Incorporated and ROHM and HAAS Chemical Company.

N 14°27’09.77” E 120°59’35.74”

0 0


4. Spine Creek/ Estero De Lapu-Lapu- Maunlad Canning/Fortune Corporation

0

1

2

3

4

5

Tulay na Bakal Mc. Arthur

0 00 0

DO

STATIONS


2014 2015

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Tulay na Bakal Mc. Arthur

38

28

60 61

BO

D

STATIONS


2014 2015

0

1

2

3

4

5

CAA Rd. Alabang Zapote

0 00 0

DO

STATIONS


2014 2015

0

50

100

150

200

CAA Rd. Alabang Zapote

160

127

71 66BO

D

STATIONS


2014 2015

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

Spine Creek/ Estero De Lapu-Lapu

Sampling

Station

Location

Coordinates

Dissolved Oxygen

Remarks


Remarks

2014 2015 2014 2015

Dagat-dagatan Avenue

Dagat-dagatan cor Lapu-Lapu Avenue, Malabon City

14°39'16.62"N 120° 57'48.50"E

0 0


No Improvement

Lapu-lapu Floodgate

Lapu-lapu Avenue cor. Dalag Street, Malabon City

14°38'57.19"N 120° 57'26.40"E

0 0


No Improvement

2015 Adopted Creeks

1. Casili Creek- Solmac Marketing Inc./ Zesto –O Corp.

Casili Creek Dissolved Oxygen (5mg/L)

Sampling Station Location Coordinates 2nd Qtr.

3rd Qtr. 4th Qtr. Remarks

Vibora Brgy. 65, Zone 6, Grace Park West, Caloocan City

14°39'4.18"N 120°58'34.99"E

0

0 0 No Improvement

Don Benito Brgy. 21, Zone 3, C3, Kaunlaran Village, Caloocan City

14°38'39.77"N 120°58'33.74"E

0 0 0 No Improvement

Casili Bridge Brgy. 33, Zone 3, Maypajo, Caloocan City

14°38'13.26"N: 120°58'31.94"E


0

1

2

3

4

5

Dagat-dagatanAve.

Lapu-lapuFloodgate

0 00 0

DO

STATIONS


2014 2015

020406080

100120140160

Dagat-dagatan Ave. Lapu-lapuFloodgate

10084

115

150

BO

D

STATIONS


2014 2015

0

1

2

3

4

5

2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter

0 0 00 0 00 0 0

DO

QUARTERS OF 2015


Vibora Don Benito Casili Bridge

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

2ndQuarter

3rdQuarter

4thQuarter

Vibora 68 78 117

Don Benito 74 86 111

Casili Bridge 80 75 128

6878

117

7486

111

80 75

128

BO

D

QUARTERS OF 2015


DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

Casili Creek Biochemical Oxygen Demand (7mg/L)


3rd Qtr. 4th Qtr. Remarks

Vibora Brgy. 65, Zone 6, Grace Park West, Caloocan City

14°39'4.18"N 120°58'34.99"E 68 78 117 No Improvement

Don Benito Brgy. 21, Zone 3, C3, Kaunlaran Village, Caloocan City


Casili Bridge Brgy. 33, Zone 3, Maypajo, Caloocan City

14°38'13.26"N: 120°58'31.94"E 80 75 128 No Improvement

2. Paso De Blas Creek- CDO Foodsphere Inc.

Paso De Blas Creek Dissolved Oxygen (5mg/L)


3rd Qtr.

4th Qtr.

Remarks

West Service Rd. West Service Rd., Paso De Blas, Valenzuela City

14°42'20.81"N 120°59'37.56"E 0 0 0

No Improvement

Paso De Blas Rd. Paso De Blas, Valenzuela City

14°42'20.84"N 120°59'22.95"E 0 0 0

No Improvement

Paso De Blas Creek Biochemical Oxygen Demand (7mg/L)


3rd Qtr.

4th Qtr.

Remarks

West Service Rd. West Service Rd., Paso De Blas, Valenzuela City


Paso De Blas Rd. Paso De Blas, Valenzuela City


0

1

2

3

4

5


0 0 00 0 0

DO

QUARTERS OF 2015


West Service Rd. Paso De Blas Rd.

0

50

100

150

200


161

85

163

11695

128

BO

D

QUARTERS OF 2015


West Service Rd. Paso De Blas Rd.

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

3. Daang Malalim Creek- Sansui Steam Laundry

Daang Malalim Creek Dissolved Oxygen (5mg/L)


3rd Qtr.

4th Qtr.

Remarks

Punturin Industrial Punturin Industrial, Sta. Lucia Village 4, Punturin, Valenzuela City

14°44'4.06"N 120°59'15.66"E 0

0 0

No Improvement

New Year St. New Year St. Lucia Village 4, Punturin, Valenzuela City

14°43'58.79"N 120°59'15.45"E

0 0 0

No Improvement

Freindship Bay Freindship Bay, Lucia Village 4, Punturin, Valenzuela City

14°43'56.95"N 120°59'12.35"E

0 0 0

No Improvement

Daang Malalim Creek Biochemical Oxygen Demand (7mg/L)


3rd Qtr. 4th Qtr.

Remarks

Punturin Industrial Punturin Industrial, Sta. Lucia Village 4, Punturin, Valenzuela City

14°44'4.06"N 120°59'15.66"E


New Year St. New Year St. Lucia Village 4, Punturin, Valenzuela City

14°43'58.79"N 120°59'15.45"E


Freindship Bay Freindship Bay, Lucia Village 4, Punturin, Valenzuela City

14°43'56.95"N 120°59'12.35"E


4. San Agustin Creek- Omnipack Ind’l Corp.

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DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

Min=7 mg/L

Max= 10 mg/L

DENR Water

Quality Criterion:

5mg/L

San Agustin Creek Dissolved Oxygen (5mg/L)

Sampling Station Location Coordinates 2nd Qtr. 3rd Qtr. 4th Qtr. Remarks

Jordan Jordan St., Angcao Cpd., San Agustin, Quezon City

14°44'2.49"N 121° 2'15.58"E

0

0 0 No Improvement

BethzaidaStn. Bethzaida St., Angcao Cpd., San Agustin, Quezon City

14°44'1.37"N 121° 2'17.56"E


San Agustin Creek Biochemical Oxygen Demand (7mg/L)

Sampling Station Location Coordinates 2nd Qtr. 3rd Qtr. 4th Qtr. Remarks

Jordan Jordan St., Angcao Cpd., San Agustin, Quezon City

14°44'2.49"N 121° 2'15.58"E 55 46 53

Improved

Bethzaida Stn. Bethzaida St., Angcao Cpd., San Agustin, Quezon City

14°44'1.37"N 121° 2'17.56"E 60 54 68

No Improvement

V. Geotagging of all before and after pictures (High Resolution in jpeg format

of before and after photo indicating dates and taken at the same angle)

Diliman Creek

Station 1(T.I.P. Station)

March 06, 2012 Oct. 30 , 2015

Station 2 (Anonas Station)

March 06, 2012 Oct. 30 , 2015

Station 4 (Tomas Morato)

March 06, 2012 Oct. 30 , 2015

Station 3 (Nepa Q Mart)

March 06, 2012 Oct. 30 , 2015

Portion of Tullahan River (San Miguel Foundation Inc.)

Station 1 (Mc Arthur Highway Bridge Stn.: Eastern Side)

March 12, 2012 Presence of water hyacinth at the surface of the river

November 03, 2015

Station 2 (M.H. Del Pilar Station)

March 12, 2012 November 03, 2015

Portion of Tullahan River (MNTC)

Station 1 (Mindanao Avenue)

December 12, 2011 November 03, 2015

Station 2 (Maceda Bridge)

June 30, 2012 Solid wastes at the installed trash trap

November 03, 2015

Station 3 (Tulay na Bato)

October 24, 2012 Nov. 03, 2015

Riprap installed at the other side of Tulay na

Bato.

Concepcion Creek (Petron)

Station 1(Bayan-Bayanan)

February 10, 2012 Silted part of the creek

October 30, 2015

Station 2(Goodfriend )

February 10, 2012

October 30, 2015 Riprap installed on both sides of the creek

Station 3 (Sumulong Highway)

February 10, 2012 October 30, 2015

Estero De Balete Creek

Marcelino Station

2012 Presence of Water Hyacinth June 2015

Dredging at the estero within the Adamson Campus

Balisampan Creek

Gumamela Station

November 28, 2011 November 04, 2015

J.P. Rizal Station

October 23, 2012 Presence of water hyacinth

November 04, 2015 Solid Wastes collected by the trash trap installed at

the downstream before near the mouth of Pasig River

Maricaban Tributaries (SOMCO)

South Super Highway Station

March 2011 Silted part of SLEX Station

October 09, 2015

Mauling Creek

January 2012 October 09, 2015

Riprapped installed on both sides of the creek

Palico Creek

Near Mouth of Laguna Lake

June 02, 2011 Presence of Solid Wastes

November 04, 2015

Ilugin Creek

May 2012 Massive volume of water hyacinth in the M.H. Del

Pilar Station

November 11, 2015 Less water hyacinth in M.H. Del Pilar Station

Lingunan Creek

April 24, 2012 Garbages at the side of Bahay Kalinga

November 03, 2015

Maricaban Creek (ASIA Pacific College)

April 2013 Both sides of the creek have no riprapped Oct. 09, 2015

Maytunas Creek

Solid wastes at the side of the Blumentritt station Silted Part of the Blumentritt Station

Narra Creek

More floating garbages at the surface of Ayala Station

Less floating garbages at the side of the Ayala Station

Pasong Cobra

May 21, 2012 Most of the floating garbage are composed of

plastic packaging materials

Nov. 04, 2015 Most of the floating garbage are composed of

dried leaves and shrubs.

Pasong Tamo Creek

May 29, 2012 Silted part of Carmel Station October 30, 2015

San Juan River

August 22, 2012 More Floating garbage at SM Sta. Mesa Station

November 11, 2015 Less floating garbage at SM Sta. Mesa Station

Sapang Bakaw Creek

April 17, 2013 Bluish discharge coming from the canal of Malinis

Bridge Station

November 03, 2015 Clear discharge coming from the canal of the Malinis

Bridge Station.

Veinte Reales Creek

March 20, 2013 November 03, 2015

Both sides of the creek have been riprapped.

Estero De Sta. Clara

October 31, 2013 Numerous floating garbage at the western side of Havana

Station

October 09, 2015 Present condition of the western side of Havana

Station

Estero Dela Reina

October 22, 2013 Presence of Informal Settlers Families (ISF) at the right

side of Moriones Bridge Station

October 29, 2015 ISF on the right side of Moriones Bridge Station had

been removed.


March 2013 Presence of Mangrove plants at the middle of the

Redemptorist Channel outfall of Manila Bay

October 27, 2015 Mangrove plants had been removed at the middle of

Redemptorist Channel.

Ermitanyo Creek

August 15, 2013 Presence of plants at side of the creek of G. De Jesus

Station

November 11, 2015 There are no plants at the side of G. De

Jesus Station.

Manarigo Creek

May 13, 2014 Numerous garbage in the creek at the Alabang Zapote

Rd. Station

November 4, 2015 Less garbage in the creek at the Alabang Zapote Rd

Station

Spine Creek

May 07, 2015 Numerous solid wastes floating in the spine creek at the

Caloocan side

November 03, 2015

Portion of Tullahan River (Vanson Paper)

September 26, 2014 Solid garbage that was stock up at the bridge during

typhoon Mario at the Tulay na Bakal Station.

November 03, 2015 Tulay na Bakal Station

Pineda Creek

June 10, 2014 Presence of solid wastes at the downstream of MRR Ext.

Station

November 11, 2015 Presence of solid wastes at the downstream of MRR

Ext. Station

Casili Creek

April 05, 2015 Presence of garbage can be seen at the sides of the Casili Bridge

Station.

November 03, 2015 The creek is silted with garbage at the right side of Casili Bridge

Station.

May 05, 2015 November 03, 2015

Garbage can be seen at the side of casili creek below the bridge of Don Benito Station.

Concentrated garbage can be seen at the side of Casili creek near the bridge of Don Benito Station.

Paso De Blas Creek

May 05, 2015 Presence of garbage at the side and middle of Paso De Blas Creek

at West Service Road Station

November 03, 2015 Less garbage can be seen at the side of the Paso De Blas creek at

West Service Road Station.

Daang Malalim Creek

February 17, 2015 Photo shows the bluish color of the creek at the

friendship bay station.

November 03, 2015 Photo shows green color of the creek at friendship bay

station.

San Agustin Creek

March 19, 2015 :Numerous garbage can be seen at the Bethsaida Station of San Agustin Creek

November 10, 2015 Fewer garbage can be seen at Bethsaida Station of San Agustin Creek.

VI. Solid Waste Management Program for the year (include discussion of the conducted clean-up, geotagged pictures of solid waste and

disposal facilities (MRF, Sanitary Landfill, Open Dumpsite, Controlled Dumpsite). Date of Clean-ups: 22 March, 27 June and 19 September.

Name of Adopted

Waterbody

Donor Partners Location Length of

Adopted

Water body

(in km)

Description of Area Total Number of Participants Number of Sacks collected

(15 kg/ sacks)

Amount of solid waste

collected

Location of Disposal

Facility

22 Mar 27 Jun 19 Sep 22 Mar 27 Jun 19 Sep 22 Mar 27 Jun 19 Sep

2010 ADOPTED WATER BODIES

1.Diliman Creek Philippine Mine Safety and Environment Association (PMSEA)

Quezon City 7km Residential and Commercial Area

[MRF] (1) Barangay Milagrosa, Quezon City #32 D. Tuazon St., Proj. 4 Area 17, Q.C (2) Barangay Camp. Aguinaldo, Quezon City

2.Portion of Tullahan River

San Miguel Foundation, Inc.

Valenzuela and Malabon City

2.7km Residential, Commercial and Industrial Area

50 150 2250

3. Tullahan River Manila North Tollways Corporation (MNTC)

Valenzuela and Quezon City

1 km Residential and Commercial Area

[MRF] (1)Barangay Ugong, Valenzuela City Que Grande St, Ugong, Valenzuela City (2) arangay 164, Caloocan City GSIS Subd, Talipapa, Zone 14, Dist. 1 Caloocan City


1.Concepcion Creek Petron Corp. (San Miguel Group of Company)

Marikina City 2,200 km Residential and Commercial Area

2. Estero de Balete Adamson University (AdU)

Manila 0.737 km Commercial and Institutional Area

3.Balisampan Creek New Zealand Creamery Inc. (NZCI)

Makati City 1 km Residential and Commercial Area

66 46 690

4.Maricaban Creek Tributary

Skyway O & M Corpora-tion (SOMCO)

Taguig and Pasay City

3.573 km Commercial, Residential and Recreational Area

[MRF] Barangay Lower Bicutan, Taguig City #1 C6 Road, Purok 5 Lower Bicutan Tg. City

5. Mauling Creek 1.Udenna Environmental Services Inc.(UdESI) 2.Interconti-nental Waste Disposal System Inc. (IWDSI)

Taguig City 0.95 km Residential and Commercial Area

40 39 53 80 50 33 1200 750 495

6. Palico Creek AMKOR Technology Phils., Inc.

Muntinlupa City 1.6 km Residential Area 40 12 71 90 15 1 mini truck

1350 225

Name of Adopted

Waterbody


Adopted

Water body

(in km)


(15 kg/ sacks)


collected


Facility


1.Tanque Creek Water Environment Association of the Philippines (WEAP)

Quezon City 0.6 km Commercial Area 15 30 24 25 30 5 375 450 75

2.Buayang Bato Creek

1.Belman Compania Incorporada (Belman Laboratories) 2.EDSA Shangri-la Manila 3. Puyat Steel Corp. 4. Shangri-la Plaza Corp. 5.The Legend Villas

Mandaluyong City

1.5 km Commercial and Residential Area

25 54 55 825 1 mini truck

3. Ilugin Creek AGC Philippines ECOZONE Management Corporation (AGPEM)

Pasig City 3 km Industrial and Commercial Area

4.Lingunan Creek March Resources Manufactu-ring Corp.

Valenzuela City 2 km Industrial and Residential Area

20 67 50 750 1mini truck

[MRF] Barangay Lignunan, Valenzuela City P. Gregorio St., Lingunan Valwnzuela City

5.Maricaban Creek Asia Pacific College (APC)

Taguig City 1 km Institutional Area

6. Maytunas Creek Toyota Shaw Inc. Mandaluyong City

1.3 km Residential and Commercial Area

40 15 225

7. Narra Creek Commonwealth Foods, Inc. (Comfoods, Inc.)

Makati City 0.223 km Industrial and Commercial Area

13 12 20 50 300 750

8. Pasong Cobra Creek

Las Pinas City Medical Center Inc.

Las Piñas City 1.15 km Commercial and Residential Area

9. Pasong Tamo Creek

DMCI Project Developers Inc. (DMCI PDI)

Quezon City 1.63 km Residential and Commercial Area

10. San Juan River

SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SM)

Manila, San Juan, Mandaluyong and Quezon City

7.4 km Commercial and Residential Area

11.Sapang Bakaw Creek

Amtes Corporation Valenzuela City 0.625 km Residential and Industrial Area

59 29 34 1 small truck

25 4trucks 900 375

12. Viente Reales Creek

1.Flexo Manufacturing Corporation 2.Innovative Packaging Industry Corp.

Valenzuela City 1.2 km Residential and Industrial Area

25 130 1950

Name of Adopted

Waterbody


Adopted

Water body

(in km)


(15 kg/ sacks)


collected


Facility


1.Estero de Sta. Clara

Global Peace Festival Foundation Philippines (GPFFP)

Manila and Makati City


2. Estero dela Reina

Filinvest Group, Incorporated

Manila 3.02 km Commercial Area 30 70 1050

3.Redemptorist Channel/ Roxas Canal

Aseana Business Park Estates Association, Inc.

Parañaque City 1 km Commercial Area 80 59 45 250 120 300 3750 1770 4500

4.Ermitanyo Creek 1. Goldilocks Bakeshop Inc. 2.The Caramel Pearl, Inc.

San Juan and Mandaluyong City

4.78 km Commercial and Institutional Area


1. Manarigo Creek Mach Union Water Laboratories, Inc.

Las Piñas City 2 km Residential and Commercial Area

35 84 44 130 107 112 6500 1605 1680

2.Pineda Creek Plantex International Corp.

Pasig City 0.128 km Residential and Commercial Area

25 20 46 60 51 900 765 1mini truck

3.Spine Creek/ Estero de Lapu-lapu

Maunlad Canning Corporation

Malabon and Navotas City


55 59 250 369 3750 5535

4.Portion of Tulla-han River

Vanson Paper Industrial Corporation


53 30 450


1.Casili Creek Solmac Marketing, Inc. Caloocan City 2.37 km Residential and Commercial Area

25 45 675

2. Daang Malalim Creek

Sansui Steam Laundry, Inc


30 25 40 50 600 750

3.Paso de Blas CDO Foodsphere Inc. Valenzuela City 0.445 km Industrial and Commercial Area

25 25 375

4.San Agustin Creek

Omnipack Industrial Corp. Quezon City 1 km Residential and Commercial Area

57 138 520 143 3750 2145 [MRF] Barangay San Agustin, Quezon City Patnubay St.,St. Francis Subd., Nova Q.C

PICTURES OF MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITIES (MRF)

Brgy. Lingunan, Valenzuela City Brgy. San Agustin, Quezon City

VII. Information and Education Campaign (IEC) Activities

last September 19, 2015, in line with the International Coastal Clean-Up day, the following

river bodies/esteros/creeks actively participated and conducted IEC activities:

A. Adopted in 2011

1) Balisampan Creek

- The EMB-NCR Staffs gave fliers and posters re: Ecological Solidwaste

Management to some residents along the waterbody.

2) Mauling Creek

- Fliers and posters were distributed and gave to the residents that passes

though the Mauling Bridge where the clean-up activity was conducted.

INFORMATION EDUCATION CAMPAIGN

3) Palico Creek

IEC Conducted: Short Program conducted by Muntinlupa LGU w/ EMB-NCR Sr. Engr. Mario Bangloy. It was conducted last September 19, 2015.

B. Adopted in 2012

1. Tanque Creek

- Fliers and posters were given to nearby workers and home owner members

near the clean-up site.


2.) Buayang Bato Creek

- Flyers and posters were distributed and given to the participants of the

clean-up activity. Interview was also conducted within the participants.

3. Lingunan Creek

- Flyers and posters were given to the Donor Partner and will be distributed to his nearby community.

- Engr. Quides of EMB-NCR explained the initiatives done by the Donor Partner for the past years to the volunteer students from TIP Quezon City


4. Maytunas Creek

- IEC Conducted, house to house and short message form Barangay Official

and LGU Officials

5. Narra Creek

- Flyers and posters were given to the Barangay Officials to be distributed to

his constituents.

C. Adopted in 2013

1. Estero de Sta. Clara

- Flyers and posters were given to the barangay staffs/tanod and tricycle

drivers near the creek.


2. Redemptorist Channel/ Roxas Canal

- Create awareness to their locators and inviting their PCO to be a part of the

clean-up activity.

D. Adopted in 2014

1.) Manarigo Creek

- Flyers and posters were given to the representatives of Donor Partners and

Barangay Staffs.


2. Pineda Creek

- Conducted IEC to children, gave them flyers and explained the proper

solidwaste management.

3. Spine Creek/ Estero de Lapu-lapu

- Participated on the International Coastal Clean-Up last 19 September 2015

at Coastal Bay of Tanza, Navotas.

E. Adopted in 2015

1. Daang Malalim Creek

- Lecture conducted by EMB-NCR Staffs re:

• R.A. 9003 – Ecological Solid Waste Management

• Proper Solid Waste Segregation

• MRF (Materials Recovery Facility)

• Recycling

- Participants from the Donor Partner, Barangay Staffs, Volunteer Students from

TIP-QC and EMB-NCR staffs were present during the lecture.

- Eighteen participants were present during the lecture.

- The lecture conducted last September 19, 2015 at Donor Partner’s Office

(Sansui Steam Laundry Inc.)


2. San Agustin Creek

- Hand-outs and poster were given to the residents of Brgy. Kaligayan

- Volunteers conducted brief discussion among the residents re: proper

segregation of their solid wastes.

- Bgry. Captain Osorio gathered his constituents and other participants and

discussed a short matter re: the clean-up activity @ Brgy. Kaligayahan-

Upstream Part

@ Brgy. San Agustin-Downstream Part

VIII. Other activities related to the Adopt-an-Estero/Waterbody Program

1.) For 2011:

a) Concepcion Creek- the Donor Partner had already rip-rap some of the

riverways.

b) Mauling Creek- the creek/ water body had already a rip-rap. And no

interventions has done for 2015.

c) Palico Creek- the creek/ waterbody had already a riprap. And no

intervention has done for this year.

2.) For 2012:

a) Lingunan Creek- through the efforts of the Donor Partner they are

modifying the rip rap/drainage for the better flow of river water.

Information Education Campaign

Information Education Campaign

3.) For 2013:

a) Estero de Sta. Clara- establishment of easement was undergoing at

Havana Station.

b) Redemptorist Channel/Roxas Canal –

The following activities were conducted:

- Installation of bamboo trash trap to the upper and lower area of the

water channel was made. This helps in trapping floating garbage.

- Assignment of out of school youth from Barangay that regularly

collect trapped garbage.

- Provision of wooden boat to easily collect trapped garbage.

- Dredging/De-silting of the water channel to prevent flooding.

- Regular clean-up activity participated by DENR, MMDA, DPWH, LGU

of Parañaque, Brgy. Tambo, KKK and Aseana staff & security and

locators of Aseana.

- Proper segregation of solid waste to MRF for hauling of private

garbage hauler for each locators.

- Provision of trash bin and garbage drum.

c) Ermitanyo Creek- No latest data/information available from Donor

Partner.

4.) For 2014:

a) Pineda Creek- Future plans were:

i. To treat the contaminated water flowing along the Pineda MRR

Creek using different types of treatment systems.

ii. To use Plantex Biozyme and All-in-One Solution for the

enhancement of the treatment process.

5.) For 2015:

a) San Agustin Creek-

The partner-donor Omnipack thru, Engr. Eric E.A. Raymundo of

Raymundo Environmental Consultancy proposed Biowaste Upcycling

Program for the Barangay where-in pineapple peelings that are dumped

directly/along the riverway (San Agustin Creek) that contributes to the

high concentration of BOD and COD will be used in the Biowaste

Upcycling.

This livelihood program aims to recycle the pineapple peelings. The

peelings will be fermented and converted into vinegar with the use of the

DOST technology/equipment Vinegar Acetator Kit.

IX. Issues and Challenges

From the launching of the Adopt-an-Estero/Waterbody Program in 2010, the

Program has gained extensive support from both the public and private sectors.

The cooperation and overwhelming response of industries, commercial

establishments, academes, other government agencies, LGUs and communities for

this environmental endeavor are major factors that contributed to the attainment

of the Program’s goals. The city and barangay communities continually support

and provide the needed manpower during clean-up activities. The issues and

challenges faced by each area are: i) the increasing number of participants from

the community in the clean-up activities; ii) how to improve the solid waste

management practices of the residents; and iii) how to minimize the accumulation

of wastes from various sources.

The DENR-EMB NCR is still in the process of encouraging other industries/

private partners to join the Program. During the celebration of World Water Day,

Environment Month, International Coastal Clean-up Day, National Environmental

Awareness Month and Clean Air Month, the residents within the adopted water

bodies/esteros/rivers are encouraged to participate in the activities in order to

further appreciate and have a sense of ownership in the Program’s goals.

X. Recommendations

1. Include the Department of Health as one of the responsible parties in the

signing of Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) of Partner Donor/s under the

AEWBP in order to address the provision of vaccine e.g. leptospirosis,

tetanus-toxoid to stakeholders who is going to participate in the clean up

activities.

2. Include the Department of Science and Technology as one of the responsible

parties in the signing of Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) of Partner

Donor/s under the AEWBP in order to address the provision of support to

livelihood programs to be undertaken by the stakeholders, that requires

technology transfer training coming from the DOST.

3. A trainers’ training program re: environmental health & safety which

includes proper handling & disposal of garbage must be conducted.

4. Encourage the barangay officials to pass a barangay ordinance regarding

the prohibition of throwing refuse in the waterways and imposition of fines

and penalties to violators.

5. Creation of a “Team” (composed of representatives from every barangay)

similar to Pasig River Rehabilitation Center (PRRC)’s River Warriors which

can be called as “bantay-estero/bantay-ilog” or the like who will attend the

trainers’ training.

6. Each member of the “Team” will serve as focal person of the Adopt-an-

Estero/Water Body Program of the barangay. They will also be required to

re-echo the knowledge/information that they gained to their respective

barangays. They will be given an authority to impose the rules and

regulations that needed to be practiced by each household in their own area.

7. Inclusion in the work and financial plan of the regional office the support/

assistance to livelihood project proposals under AEWBP: e.g. Biowaste

Upcycling Program for the Barangay where-in pineapple peelings that are

dumped directly/along the riverway (San Agustin Creek) that contributes to

the high concentration of BOD and COD will be used in the Biowaste

Upcycling.

This livelihood program aims to recycle the pineapple peelings. The

peelings will be fermented and converted into vinegar with the use of the

DOST technology/equipment Vinegar Acetator Kit.

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