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A report from the Committee on Parks & Playgrounds, Wildlife, Ecology & Environmental Management

Nestor D. Archival

Committee Chairperson


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Resolution No. 99-4377, dated May 26, 1999

created Cebu City Ordinance No. 1764.

Otherwise known as the

Code Named: Bantay Sapa Commission of Cebu City

Under the Mayoralty Term of Mayor Alvin Garcia


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Policy Foundations of the

Cebu City Ordinance No. 1764

DENR Department Administrative Order No. 30, Section 1

The Guidelines for the Transfer & Implementation of DENR Functions

as Devolved to the Local Government Units

DENR Department Administrative Order No.30, Section

Management, protection, rehabilitation andmaintenance of small watershed areas which aresources of legal water supply as identified or to be

identified by the DENR and the enforcement offorest laws in community-based forestry projectareas, small watershed areas and communalforests, have been devolved to the LocalGovernment Units.


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Initiatives undertaken as per interviewwith Sr. Sandra Clemente, RSCJ

Activities Conducted During This Period: Year 2000

Pulong-pulong sa Barangay especially for residents living near the river banksto inform, communicate and educate regarding the 3-meters easement lawstipulated in the Cebu City Ordinance No. 1764.

Rivers in focus were: Guadalupe and Buhisan Rivers

Meetings

Deputization of barangay volunteers as community organizers.

Environmental ConcertDagayday sa Sapa, as an advocacy

initiative to launch river awareness in Cebu City.

~ Held in Langub, Brgy. Guadalupe, Cebu City

Organizations Actively Involved are the following:

~ University of Cebu

~ Metropolitan Cebu Water District

~ Cebu City Barangay LGUs

~ Cebu City Government with Engr. Ubanan.


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The Cebu River Eco-Park Commission, however, did not live long. TheCebu City Ordinance # 1764 was archived when the election season of

2001 was on its height.

April 28, 2004 9th Sangguniang Panlungsod held its regular Councilsession and passed Resolution No. 04-3993 amending Cebu CityOrdinance # 1764 to Cebu City Ordinance # 1997 and was carried onunanimously.

May 12, 2004 Cebu City Ordinance # 1997 was signed by Hon. MayorTomas R. Osmea.

Cebu City Ordinance No. 1997 authored by Hon. Nestor Archival.


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Sections Cebu City Ordinance No. 1764 Cebu City Ordinance No. 1997

1-Title Cebu City River Eco Park ManagementCommission CCREPMC

Cebu City Rivers Management Council -CCRMC

2-Purposes/Objectives

The purposes enacting this ordinance are, asfollows:

Objectives for the enactment of theordinance are, as follows:

Rehabilitation of the rivers & streams;restoration of biotic and aquatic resources;upliftment of living conditions of barangay

residents living in the vicinity of these riversand lakes.

Organize a CCRMC composed of multi-sectoral reps of identified stakeholders.

Development and implementation of aprogram to restore the indigenous biotichabitat;promotion of conservation programs.

Restoration of the riverbed gradient bybuilding gabions and impounding dams.

Cooperation and partnership between andamong governmental agencies and NGOs

and POs.

Implement erosion control measures.

To implement all laws, regulations andordinances on environment.

No sand & gravel extraction in any part ofthe river except for supervised harvestingof silt and sand trapped in gabions.

Sourcing and allocation of funds. Strict implementation of garbage & solidwaste dumping in the river.

Institutionalization of the CC-REPMC Strict control on point source pollution andwaste water treatment.


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2-Purposes/

Objectives

The purposes enacting thisordinance are, as follows:

Objectives for the enactment of the ordinanceare, as follows:

Implementation of easement regulations all alongriver banks

Institution of barangay level management andmonitoring groups for their respective sections ofthe river.

Initiate a complementary sanitation project ofhousehold water conservation and rainwaterharvesting.

3 Created the CC-REPMC: Codenamed Bantay Sapa Commission ofCebu City under the office of theMayor.

The Commission in City Ordinance 1764amended to Council and its Composition.Created CCRMC under the Office of the Mayor.

Composed of a chairman and 6members representing governmentaland non-governmental organizations.

Composed of 15 members

4 Amended & reworded only

5 Functions & the Powers of the Council

6 Special Operation Officer III Coordinating Agency


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8 Secretariat which is under theSpecial Operation Officer III; with a

full-time support staff.

Secretariat headed by an Executive Directorto be assisted by a complement staff.

9 Meeting At least once a week or as often asthe Chairman desires to convene thesame, serving notice to the membersat least one (1) day before thescheduled meeting.

Meeting:Shall meet regularly once a month. Aspecial meeting may be called for by theChairperson when necessary, serving notice tothe members one (1) week before thescheduled meeting.

10 Quorum Presence of five (5) members

including the presiding officer shallconstitute a quorum for thetransaction of business for theCommission.

The presence of 50% of Council members plus

1including the Presiding Officer shall constitutea quorum for the transaction of business forthe Council.

11

Per Diem toHonorarium

The Chairman and Members of theCommission, except the ProgramDirector who serves as full time

appointee of the City Mayor shall beentitled to a per diem of P250.00each for every meeting actuallyattended but not to exceed P1,000.00a month

Chairperson and Members of the Councilexcept for the Executive Director who servesas full time appointee of the City mayor shall

be entitled an honorarium of P500.00 each forevery meeting actually attended but not toexceed P1,000.00 a month.


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Resolution No. 04-3993, dated April 28, 200

amended Cebu City Ordinance No. 1764

created Cebu City Ordinance No. 1997

Under the Mayoralty Term of Mayor Tomas R. Osmea


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Whereas, Cebu City has prided itself as a boom city, however thelack of water has loomed as a creeping crisis;

Whereas, in an integrated national and local development plan,the importance of a viable water resource is essential for continuous

economic growth, more so with a growing population;


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Whereas, the persistent abuse and degradation of the watersheds,

over-pumping from groundwater sources, organic and metal pollution inthe rivers show a crisis already in progress;

Whereas, the condition of the Guadalupe River and other rivers inthe City of Cebu reflect the true picture of the economic and socialhealth and, if not counteracted, will result in severe ecological and

devastating consequences;


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Whereas, an effective water resource and river rehabilitation as part

of a political agenda is a key element to poverty eradication, healthimprovement, nutrition, protection of indispensable ecology, economicand social development;

Whereas, there is an imperative need to amend City ordinance No1764 in order to ensure that the technical studies for the rehabilitation of

rivers in the City of Cebu as proposed by CUSW and other non-governmental organizations (NGOs) can be properly implemented instages;


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Whereas, the principles of the Integrated Water Resources

Management (IWRM) which is defined as a process of coordinateddevelopment and management of water, land and related resourceswithin hydrological boundaries in order to optimize economic and socialwelfare, without compromising the sustainability of vital ecosystems

shall likewise be adopted as a policy.

Forests

Industries

Cities

Fields

Reservoirs

The Coast


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Initiatives undertaken while Cebu City OrdinanceNo. 1997 was in its amending stage

2001-2002

: Coordinative efforts with the Office of Councilor Nestor Archival and CUSW

2003 - 2004

: Conduct of the Guadalupe River Clean-up during the International Year ofFreshwater, with CUSW taking the lead together with the Academe and other

private sector, NGAs and other NGOs.

:The conduct of Solid Waste Management activities led by Lihok PilipinaFdn., Inc. to minimize the disposal of garbage into the rivers; most especiallyinto the Guadalupe River. The Buhisan river clean-up conducted by CUSW.


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Initiativesundertaken while Cebu City OrdinanceNo. 1997 was in its amending stage

University of Cebu led by Sr. Sandra Clemente, RSCJ and the Metro CebuEnvironmental Initiatives Council conducted a Rapid Rural Appraisal of theGuadalupe River together with the barangay residents traversing along the river.

University of Cebu & MCEIC conducted the Strategic Planning Workshop forthe Guadalupe River.

The Kitakyushu City and Cebu City governments with MCEIC conducted

initial plans for the construction of a jokaso, which is a sewage treatment planproject.

The jokaso project has to start off with a workshop on sewage treatment plantprior to the construction of said STP.

The pilot area for the jokaso is located in Sambag II, the Balan Kapuna POs.

Series of meetings for the Guadalupe River Strategic Planning.


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The Dawn of the Activation of theCebu City Ordinance No. 1997

February 2- 4, 2005

: Kitakyushu Initiative Workshop on Wastewater and Solid WasteManagement of Guadalupe River in Cebu City was conducted in WaterfrontCebu City Hotel.

: Lead Agencies: UN-ESCAP; Cebu City Government City Planning Office;Kitakyushu City Government; IGES, MCEIC. PCAPI-7, CUSW; DENR-7; EMB-7; IBP-7; WRC

: A multi-sectoral future search conference to come up with a holistic andintegrated management of Cebu Citys water resources with the river basinas a planning unit-the Guadalupe River.

: Output was the formation of the Guadalupe River AdHoc Committee.

: Another Output of the workshop is the action program of the Guadalupe

River Rehabilitation and Revitalization Project.

November 2004 After a series of meetings for the Guadalupe River Strategic Planning, it was timely thatUN-ESCAP had funds for a jokaso workshop. In a meeting held in the office of Hon. Nestor Archival,CUSW suggested that it might as well be an integrated workshop for the Guadalupe River which alsoincludes the City Governments initiative on solid waste management and was carried on.


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Detailed planning for the rehabilitation and management of the Guadalupe River.

Recommendation of projects and activities for funding appropriation by theCCRMC.

Coordination of ground-level implementation of programs, projects, policies.

Identification and recommendation of project implementers.

Recommendation of an organizational structure as an initial component of theCCRMC.

Initiation of conflict resolution and management schemes.

Organization / facilitation of monitoring and evaluation schemes for projects /programs and activities related to the rehabilitation and management of theGuadalupe River.


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Cebu City Rivers Management Coordinating CouncilCebu City Ordinance No. 1764 and 1997

Guadalupe River TWG Buhisan River TWGTWGs of other rivers

in Cebu City

BARANGAY LEVEL COMMUNITIES

Hon. Edwin Jagmoc , as Chairperson for the Guadalupe River TWG

Hon. Joey Daluz, as Chairperson for the Buhisan River Management Team (RMT)

*Suggestion to change the Technical Working Group (TWG) to River Management Team (RMT)

Executive Directors of the CCRMC: Hon. Nestor Archival & Mr. Francisco Fernandez


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The Kitakyushu Initiative Workshop on Wastewater and

Solid Waste Management of Guadalupe River in Cebu City

Action Program

Thematic Area Color 2010 2020 2030

1.Policy/Legislation andEnforcement

Operationalization of theGuadalupe River

Management Council

Relocation of residentswithin 3 meter easements

Sustained Ecotourism

2. Advocacy Public

Education

Individual community river

management plan.

Public/private schools

involvement in river

education/Suroy Sapa

Institutionalization of solid

waste management ( zero-

dumping of garbage)

Promotion of Guadalupe

River as Eco-Tourism Spot

3. EnvironmentalManagement

Rehabilitation oh headwaterFormation and

functionalization of

Guadalupe Bantay

Sapa/inter-barangay

monitoring team.

Eco-Park Pilot Project

Expansion of ATs:STPs,MRF/3Rs

Expansion of Eco-park into

other barangays

Community management ofappropriate technologies

(STP, MRF/3Rs) drainage

networks, ecotourism,

headwater rehabilitation.

4. Research and

Development

Appropriate Technologies:

STP, MRF/ 3Rs, drainagenetworks

Baseline data: biological,

inventory of

residents/structures, social

acceptability of ATs

Related studies: IEC impact,

relocation, eco-tourism

feasibility

M & E Framework

Institutionalization of

M & E SystemRelated Studies: Hydrology,

SMEs, cable car

Research/resource museum

Sustained M & E

Construction of cable carGuadalupe River Water

Research Development

Center


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Program Plan KRA Financial

RequirementSource Agency/

PersonInvolved

05

06 07 08 09 10

1. Operationalization ofthe Guadalupe RiverManagement TWG andCebu City RiverManagement Council(CCRMC)

appointment of theCCRMC E.D and Secretariat

Formalization ofGRMTWG andCCRMC(organizationalstructure/roles andrelationship)

operations ofsecretariat Php500,000

Cebu CityGovernment

Cebu CityLGU/Mayor

capacitation of theGuadalupe TechnicalWorking Group and CCRMC

capacitation Php100,000

Cebu CityGovernment

CUSW

orientation of rivermanagement (IWRM)

capacitation Php100,000

Cebu CityGovernment

CUSW

VMG

roles and responsibilities ofGRMC / CCRMC / TOR

Regular meetings ofCCRMC/GRMTWG

minutes of the meeting under operations ofthe secretariat

Cebu CityGovernment

Cebu City LGU

2. River SystemCharacterization

Biophysical Profile Php 1.5 M Cebu CityGovernment

USC-WRC/CUSW/EMB/MCEIC

July&

Sept.

5year Plan


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Program Plan KRA FinancialRequirement

Source Agency/

Person Involved

05 06 07 08 09 10

5year Plan

Bio-physical survey

Integrated

Database

land use GIS/maps

hydrology -

quantity/quality

fauna/flora

structures within the

3-meter easement

Socio-economic/demographicsurvey

Socio-economic profile(inventory andpractices of residentswithin 3-meter

easements

Survey of existingInstitutions and

InterventionsInstitutional Profile

General ManagementPlanning

Management

frameworkPhp 2.6 M at

Php 220,000/brgy.Cebu City

GovernmentLihok

Pilipina/CUSW

Barangay Planning 13 barangay developmentplans

Formation of tripartite

brgy. Committees 6 training programs


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Source Agency/

Person Involved

05 06 07 08 09 10

3. Capacity Building ofBarangay Committees

O

c

t

5year Plan

efficient andeffective

Php 1.3 M at Php100,000/ brgycommittee

Cebu CityGovernment

Lihok Pilipina/EMB/ CUSW/UC /SolidWasteManagementBoard

training - leadership,IWRM, community

development, ENRM

suroy-sapa

(IEC)

Bantay-sapa(M and E)

4. Eco-tourism

development

EcoPark PilotProject

Eco-park at PasilSapangdaku

Php_____ Cebu CityGovernment

Cebu CityLGU/Hon. Jagmoc

5. Sewerage

Treatment Plant

CPDO/Cebu CityGovernment/ Sambag ILGU/ IGES/ Kitakyushu

Formation/

Institutionalization ofPOs

STP inBalangkapuna,Sambag I

Php_____UNESCAP/IGES

Constructionand Maintenanceof STP

STP in otherbarangays

Php_____ - ditto - - ditto -


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Source Agency/

Person Involved

05 06 07 08 09 10

5year Plan

6. HeadwaterRehabilitation

(Sapangdaku

400 hectares inSapangdaku and

Kalunasan

Php 6MCebu CityGovernment

/DENR/ CCCI /CDF

CUSW/Brgy. LGUs/

POs/ DENR/UC

Community organizing

minor

infrastructure

reforestation/enrichment planting

Maintenance

7. Solid Waste

ManagementMRF/brgy.

3.5 M at Php250,000/brgy

Cebu CityGovernment

Hon. Archival / LihokPilipina/ SWM Board/EMB

Community Organizing

formation andinstitutionalization ofPeople's Organization

formation andinstitutionalization ofPeople's Organization
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May 19-20, 2005A Cebu City Government and CUSW initiative, workshop to address Cebu swater resources adversity.


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Synthesis of Major Phases and Entry

Integrated water resources management

Massive information, education, communication

campaign

Socialized housing

Creation of community-based environmental task

force

Advancement ofpeoples agenda

Settlement of territorial and forestal boundaries


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1. Hon. Rustica Asid, Buhisan Barangay Captain

2. Hon. Felix Abella, Labangon Barangay Captain

3. Hon. Miguel Cabatino, Duljo-Fatima Barangay Captain

4. Representative of the Buhisan Parish

5. Representative of Lihok Filipina

6. Representative of CUSW

7. Representative of CIT8. Representative of MCWD (as suggested 12/12/05)

9. Representative of DENR-7 (from EMB 7)

10. Representative of the CPDO

11. Representative IBP-CELLA

BUHISAN RIVER MANAGEMENT TEAM

Chair of the BRMT Hon. Joey Daluz

Co-Chair from the Civil Society

Secretariat Office of the Chair of BRMT

Note: a.) To be endorsed by CCRMC for a cityresolution.

b) To formulate the TOR.


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Prepared By: Ma. Dianne Therese B. RallonProgram Assistant 2

J l 24 2005

Reviewed By: Jerry Pupos, Jr.Executive Director, CUSW

Edwin S. Arco, CoChairperson,

Research & DevelopmentCommittee CUSW

Our legacy to the futuregenerations we hope we will

bequeath to you an environment thatis pristine, worthy of your life.

Submitted by: The Office ofthe Hon. Nestor Archival

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