FACT SHEET

FOR COMPONENT CITIES AND MUNICIPALITIES CLUP REVIEW

A. General Information

1. City /Municipality : Urdaneta

2. Province : Pangansinan
3. Region : I
4. Planning Period : 2006 - 2015
5. Edition : Revised
6. Submission Date to HLURB :

B. Highlights of CLUP / CPLUP

1. Functional Role as per Provincial Physical Framework Plan (PPFP) or Regional

Physical Framework Plan (RPFP) and Comparative Advantage and Competitive
Advantage:

 The City of Urdneta is considered as a Major Urban Center along with San
Carlos City. It is also of a growth Cluster named URBAVIL of the Urdaneta-
Binalonan-Asingan-Villasis-Laoac Development Plan. These “shall provide
the institutions, facilities and services for the collection, exchange and
distribution of agricultural products within the province”.

 The City of Urdaneta “shall be the center of agro-industrial development,

commerce and education in Region I”.

2. Development Goals and Objectives (Vision, Mission, and Objectives)

VSION

Urdaneta shall be a God-loving, well-disciplined, clean, progressive, self-reliant,

prohibited drug free, healthy, peaceful and orderly community with viable solid
waste management, well managed traffic system, clean air and sustainable
community that satisfies the basic needs of its residents. It shall be the center of
agro-industrial development, commerce and education in Region I.

MISSION STATEMENT

The Mission Statement are presented below:

 To provide and sustain adequate basic services and infrastructure

projects;
 To promote a healthy and safe environment;
 To maximize and promote effective and efficient use of
government resources through revenue generating projects and manpower
improvement;
 To ensure peaceful and orderly communities; and
 To harness people’s support and cooperation in LGU policies and
programs.

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 EXECUTIVE LEGISLATIVE AGENDA

The CLUP was also prepared considering the LGU’s ELA as follows:

U - utilization of natural human resources

R - recovery of moral values
D - data and statistics availability, accountability and accuracy
A - agricultural development
N - non-formal and formal education for all
E - economic growth
T - tourism enhancement
A - action for reforms and progress
C - cooperative consciousness
I - improve peace and order, health and social services
T - tax measures
Y - youth programs

SECTORAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

SOCIAL SECTOR
Health, Nutrition and Sanitation
Goal
 To make basic health services more available, more accessible and more affordable to people
Objectives
 Augment to CHO’s and improve its facilities to meet the expected increase in demand for health services
 Meet the standard hospital-bed population ratio by the end of the planning period
 Establish a drug rehabilitation center
Education
Goal
 To position Urdaneta as the education center of Region 1.
Objectives
 Elementary school classroom development program
 High school classroom development program
 Construction of additional buildings for the City College of Urdaneta
 Construction of an Elementary school in Barangay Bayaoas
 Construction of School Division Office
Sport and Recreational Facilities
Goal
 To create a network of parks and open spaces
Objectives
 Upgrade public open spaces in the Central Business District
 Develop a City Park
 Develop parks and open spaces in every barangay
Housing
Goal
 To provide affordable housing
Objectives
 Provide affordable housing to households with no permanent shelter
Public Safety and Protective Services
Goals
 To increase police visibility in strategic areas in coordination with barangay officials and the community
 To provide quick response on the delivery of the fire protection services
Objectives
 Install police substations in strategic areas
 Install an additional fire substation in a strategic area
Social Welfare and Development
Goals
 To further ensure accessible social welfare facilities throughout the City
Objectives
 Establish DCC in the workplace of employed parents
 Provide suitable detention cells for women and youth

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ECONOMIC SECTOR
Agriculture
Goals
 To strengthen the City’s farm production and post-production systems
 To protect the City’s prime agricultural lands and Strategic Agricultural and Fisheries and Development Zones
Objectives
 Irrigate the 1,275 hectares un-irrigated lowland areas
 Construct post-harvest facilities in every barangays
 Concrete/rehabilitate farm-to-market roads
 Integrate the agricultural land conservation policy into the revised Zoning Ordinance
Trade and Industry
Goals
 Position the City to be the agro-industrial and commercial center of Region I
 Establish a light industrial area
Objectives
 Provide a new and expanded agri-trading area
 Regain Urdaneta’s position as the premier livestock trading center of the country
 Develop the designated agro-industrial area in barangays Oltama, Cabaruan and Sugcong
 Designate and develop a new Central Business District in Barangay Anonas
 Designate and develop a light industrial area in Barangay Catablan
Tourism
Goal
 Position Urdaneta as an alternative tourist site and rest-and-recreation area
Objectives
 Redevelop the old CBD capitalizing on its historical theme
 Create a new CBD with complete amenities such as landscaping, lighting, outdoor cafes, etc.
 Develop the potential of the Tangal Perez Dam and Labit and Boalaoen Creeks for recreational fishing
INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES
Transportation
Goal
 To ensure a road network and transportation system that is responsive to the development needs of the City
Objectives
 To develop a circulation network linking activity centers and agricultural areas
 To construct footbridges/hanging bridges in San Vicente, Cafloresan, Anonas and San Jose
 To further mitigate the vehicular traffic congestion in the Central Business District
 To position Urdaneta as a major stop-over point for public utility vehicles
Water Facilities and Services
Goal
 To ensure safe and potable water throughout the City
Objective
 Provide potable water in barangays un-serviced by the Urdaneta Water District

3. Physical Characteristics
a. Geographical Location :
Urdaneta is a landlocked city strategically located at the central eastern part
of the Province of Pangasinan. It is situated on 15o 56’ to 16o 0’ latitude and
120o 29’ to 120o 37’ longitude. The city is bisected on the east and west sides
by the Manila North Road and traversed by the McArthur Highway on the
north and south parts.
b. Topography and Slope :
The city forms part of the Central Plains of Luzon consisting of generally flat
landforms. Majority of its barangays have nearly flat terrain. The hilly portions
of barangays Cabaruan, Oltama and Sugcong on the southwest portion of the
city are utilized as orchard and pasture areas.
The city has a general slope range of zero to three percent. However, the
terrain at its southwestern portions, specifically in barangays Oltama,

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 Cabaruan and Sugcong, is gently sloping to moderately hilly with a slope
range of three to eight percent.

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 c. Soil Type :

Urdaneta is blessed with rich soil suitable for almost all kinds of agricultural
crops. The types of soil present in Urdaneta are as follows: Quingua Series,
Bantog Series, San Miguel Series and San Fabian Series.

d. Climate :

Urdaneta has two major seasons, the wet and the dry season. The city
experiences the dry season from November to April. The wet season, in turn,
is experienced from May to October with an average rainfall of 86mm. The
heaviest rainfalls usually occur between July to September.

Some seven to nine typhoons visit the city annually.

e. Geology :

Urdaneta is traversed at its northeastern tip by the Pozorrubio to Umingan

major fault line. This fault line goes in consonance with the Philippine fault line
which runs from Dingalan Bay in Aurora Province to the Lingayen Gulf.

f. Hydrology :

Major sources of water supply are upgraded artesian wells as well as

tributaries of rivers and creeks (Agno, Tulong, Tagumising, Macalong and
Mitura Rivers).

g. Total Land Area : 12,098 hectares

4. Socio-Economic Aspects:

Geographic Information

a. SOCIAL

a.1 Demographic Information

a.1.1 Current Population (2000 Census)

Total : 111,582
Urban : 57,435
Rural : 54,147

a.1.2 Projected Population

Total : 153,747
Urban : 79,139
Rural : 74,608

a.1.3 Population Density

The gross city density is at a high 9.2 persons per hectare compared to
the national and regional densities of 2.55 and 3.27, respectively.

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 a.2 Education
a.2.1 Names of Schools Operating in the Locality and the Grades, Years and Courses
Offered
Name of School Years Grades Courses Offered
Public Elementary
District I
Urdaneta I Central 1-6
Awed Elem. Sch. 1-6
Bactad Com. Sch. 1-6
Bactad East ES 1-6
Badipa Elem. Sch 1-6
Bolaoen ES 1-6
Cabaruan ES 1-6
Camanang ES 1-6
Casabula ES 1-6
Consolacion ES 1-6
Macalong ES 1-6
Nancayasan ES 1-6
Oltama ES 1-6
Palina East ES 1-6
Palina West ES 1-6
Sta. Lucia ES 1-6
Sugcong ES 1-6
Supotima ES 1-6
Vicente Taaca ES 1-6
District II
DAPSMECS-Main 1-6
DAPSMECS-East 1-6
DAPSMECS-West 1-6
Anonas Elem. School 1-6
Anonas-East Annex 1-6
Cabuloan ES 1-6
Calegu ES 1-6
Camantiles ES 1-6
Trinidad Perez ES 1-6
Catablan ES 1-6
Cayambanan ES 1-6
Labit East ES 1-6
Labit West ES 1-6
Lanapin ES 1-6
Lazaga ES 1-6
Manan ES 1-6
Maramba ES 1-6
Nanbacuran ES 1-6
Nancalobasaan ES 1-6
Nancalobasaan-R/side 1-6
Pinmaludpod ES 1-6
DAFSMES-Don Alipio 1-6
San Jose ES 1-6
San Jose-Leet ES 1-6
Tabuyoc ES 1-6
Tulong ES 1-6
Private Elementary School
Child Development Center of Urdaneta 1-6
Divine Grace Montessori and High School 1-6
Divine Word College of Urdaneta 1-6
Froebel Academy of Pangasinan, Inc. 1-6
Holy Gem and Scepter Academy 1-6
Immaculate Heart Learning Center 1-6
International School of Christian Excellence,Inc. 1-6
L-N F.T. Duque College Inc. 1-6
Maranatha Christian Academy 1-6

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 Mayri James Academy 1-6
Merryland Montessori and High School, Inc. 1-6
Messiah Christian School 1-6
Michelli Marie's Special School 1-6
Mother Goose Special School System, Inc. 1-6
Nazarene Cunningham Academy 1-6
Northwoods Academy of Urdaneta 1-6
Our Lady of the Lilies Academy 1-6
Pangasinan College of Science and Technology 1-6
St. Andrew Montessori School 1-6
St. Francis Urdaneta, Inc. 1-6
St. Matthew Learning Center, Inc. 1-6
Sta. Perpetua Learning School 1-6
Tender Loving Care School, Inc. 1-6
Public Secondary School
Anonas NHS 1st-4th
Bactad East HS 1st-4th
Badipa NHS 1st-4th
Cabaruan NHS 1st-4th
Cabuloan NHS 1st-4th
Camabu NHS 1st-4th
Camantiles NHS 1st-4th
Casabula NHS 1st-4th
Catablan NHS 1st-4th
Cayambanan NHS 1st-4th
DA Bongolan MHS 1st-4th
Labit NHS 1st-4th
Lananpin NHS 1st-4th
M.Q. Umipig NHS 1st-4th
Nancalobasaan NHS 1st-4th
Palina East NHS 1st-4th
Palina West NHS 1st-4th
P.T. Orata NHS 1st-4th
Urdaneta City NHS 1st-4th
Private Secondary School
Divine Grace Montessori and High School 1st-4th
Divine Word College of Urdaneta 1st-4th
L-N F.T. Duque College Inc. 1st-4th
Immaculate Heart Learning Center 1st-4th
International School of Christian Excellence, Inc. 1st-4th
Merryland Montessori and High School, Inc. 1st-4th
Mother Goose Special School System, Inc. 1st-4th
Our Lady of the Lilies Academy 1st-4th
Pangasinan College of Science and Technology 1st-4th
St. Andrew Montesorri School 1st-4th
St. Francis Urdaneta, Inc. 1st-4th
Tender Loving Care School, Inc. 1st-4th
Lyceum North Luzon High School, Inc. 1st-4th
Tertiary
City College of Urdaneta BS Education, BSN, AHSE, BS
Psychology, Midwifery, BSC, BS
Accountancy, COSMEC, ACS
Pangasinan State University BS Electrical Engineering, BS Civil
Engineering, BS Mechanical
Engineering, BS Architecture, BS
Mathematics, BS Computer
Information Technology
Lyceum Northern Luzon BS Accountancy BSEED, BS Comp.
Science, BS Secondary Educ., BS
Criminology, BS Nursing, BS
Commerce, AB Mass Comm.,
Vocational and Technical courses,
Computer Course

Name of School Years Grades Courses Offered

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 Divine Word College of Urdaneta BS Accountancy, BSC, Bachelor of
Arts, BS Comp. Science, BS in
Secretarial Admin.
Urdaneta College of Technology Paramedical Courses: BS Physical
Therapy, BS Radiologic Technology,
Ass. In Radiologic Technology,
Dental Technology, Nursing Aide,
Midwifery, Pharmacy Aide, Health
Aide, Education Courses, Technical
Courses, Computer Courses
Doña Florencia T. Duque Various Courses

a.2.2 Present Projected Number of Pupils/Students and Number of Classrooms

by Level
Current Projected
Level School-Age Number of School-Age Number of
Population Classrooms Population Classrooms
Primary 15,404 505 21,270 635
Secondary 9,562 216 13,202 307

a.2.3 Other Educational and Cultural Facilities

The city has a Cultural Center that houses a library, museum and
basketball gym.
a.3 Health
a.3.1 Medical Health Facilities, Area Served and Number of Beds/Hospital or
Health Facility
Name of Hospital Bed Capacity Services Existing Facilities Area Served
X-Ray, Laboratory, Urdaneta, Sison,
Don Amadeo Perez Surgery, Medical,
Family Planning, Pozzorubio, Lauac,
Memorial General 50 Pediatrics, Ob/Gyn,
Operating Room, Manaoag, Binalonan, San
Hospital Community Field
ECG Miguel, Asingan, Villasis
X-ray, Ultrasound,
Urdaneta, Villasis, San
Holy Child General Surgery, Medical, ECG, Cardiac
25 Miguel, Tayum, Rosales,
Hospital Pediatrics, Ob/Gyn Monitor, Anesthesia
Pozzorubio, Sta. Barbara
Machine
Medical, Pediatrics,
X-ray, CT scan,
Dental, Ob/Gyn,
Echocardiography,
Anesthesiology, Surgery, Urdaneta and other
Urdaneta Sacred Physical Therapy,
113 Diagnostic, Ancillary, Municipalities in
Heart Hospital Respiratory Therapy,
Out-Patient/Emergency Pangasinan
Laboratory, Blood
Services, Dietary
Bank, Pharmacy Etc.
Consultation, Pharmacy
X-ray, Conputer,
Francisco Medical Ultrasound, Laboratory, Urdaneta, Villasis, San
Surgery, Medical,
and Maternity 9 Operating Room, Miguel, Tayum, Rosales,
Pediatrics, Ob/Gyn
Hospital Delivery Room, Nursery, Pozzorubio, Sta. Barbara
Recovery Room
X-ray, Operating
Divine Mercy Surgery, Medical, Urdaneta, Dagupan, Sta.
8 room, delivery room,
Hospital Geriatirc Maria, Manaoag
laboratory, pharmacy

a.3.2. Private Clinics : 24

a.3.3 Health and Sanitation : 2 Provincial and 1 City Sanitarian
a.3.4 Family Planning : 1
a.4 Housing

a.4.1 Current and Projected Number of Dwelling Units by type of Structure

Type of Structure Existing Number Projected Requirements

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 1. Single 21,514 7,961
2. Duplex 590 218
3. Multi-Unit Residential 497 177
4. Others 325 120
Total 22,908 8,477

a.4.2 Current and Projected Number of Dwelling Units

Components Units
Current Number of Dwelling Units 22,908
Housing Backlog
 Doubled-Up 638
 Replacement 61
B. Needs Upgrading 3,299
C. Future Needs
 New Dwelling Units 7,778
Projected Housing Needs 11,776

a.4.3 Government Assisted Projects/Programs

One Government-assisted (BLISS) project located in barangay

Nancamaliran West.

a.4.4 Identification of Blighted Areas, Slums and Squatter Area/Number of

Families

Cramped rows of houses have been observed along the banks of the
Macalong River between the boundaries of Brgys. San Vicente and
Poblacion. There is also a blighted area in Brgy. Bayaoas located at the
bank of the “tinapa” processing establishments.

a.5 Sports and Recreation

Basketball Volleyball Court
 Anonas  San Jose
 Bactad East  Catablan
 Bactad Proper  Labit West
 Bayaoas  Cabaruan
 Cabaruan  Nancamaliran West
 Cabuloan  Sta. Lucia
 Camanang  Palina West
 Camantiles,3  Palina East
 Casantaan  Mabanogbog
 Cayambanan  Dilan Paurido
 Consolacion  Macalong
 Labit Proper  Tipuso
 Mabanogbog,2  Poblacion
 Nancamaliran West, 2  Nancayasan
 Nancalobasaan
 Nancamaliran East Bowling Lane
 Nancayasan  Poblacion
 Oltama Billiard Hall
 Palina East, 3  Poblacion
 Palina West  Nancayasan
 Poblacion,2 Cultural and Sport Complex
 San Jose  Poblacion
 San Vicente Tennis Courts
 Sta. Lucia,2  Nanacayasan
 Sugcong,2  Bayaoas
 Tulong

a.6 Social Welfare

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 a.6.1 Social Welfare Centers : 1 CSWD Office
a.6.2 Orphanages : none
a.6.3 Rehabilitation Centers : none
a.6.4 Day Care Centers : 51 Day Care Centers

b. ECONOMIC

b.1 Agriculture

b.1.1 Crop Production

b.1.1.1 Land Area Devoted to Agriculture : 9,916.31 ha.

b.1.1.2 Area Irrigated : 3,518.24 ha.
b.1.1.3 Major Agricultural Products :
Production Area Productivity
Crops
(metric tons) (hectares) (MT/ha)
1 Rice (hybrid) 3,000.000 500.000 6.000
Irrigated 17,367.552 3,518.240 4.800
Rainfed Lowland 5,344.542 1,272.510 4.200
Rainfed Upland 660.000 165.000 4.000
2 Corn 243.000 54.000 4.5
3 Other Major Crops
Mongo 5.400 3.000 1.800
Tomato 2,500.000 250.000 10.000
Eggplant 500.000 25.000 20.000
Ampalaya 1,000.000 40.000 25.000
Mango 2,160.000 120.000 18.000

b.1.1.4 Numbers of Farmers : 6,615

b.1.1.5 Food Requirements
Current and Projected Food Requirement
per capita consumption Current (2004) Projected (2015)
Food
MT/YR MT/YR MT/YR
Rice 0.1160 16,596.66 17,828.50
Corn 0.0139 1,986.56 2,134.01
Mango 0.0105 1,498.51 1,609.73
Tomato 0.0016 233.29 250.61
Eggplant 0.0020 290.54 312.11
Mongo 0.0008 111.64 119.92
Cattle 0.0018 260.49 279.82
Carabao 0.0001 14.31 15.37
Hog 0.0064 915.99 983.98
Chicken 0.0015 214.69 230.62
Duck 0.0015 214.69 230.62

b.1.2 Fisheries
Fishponds
Barangay Area (has.) Yield (kg.) Value of Yield
Bolaoen 0.005 10 500.00
Cabuloan 0.03 50 2,500.00
Cabuloan 0.03 50 2,500.00
Camanang 0.4 880 44,000.00
Catablan 0.15 250 125,000.00
Consolacion 0.1 200 10,000.00
Dilan Paurido 0.4 1,000 50,000.00
Dilan Paurido 0.75 1,500 75,000.00
Labit Proper 0.205 510 25,500.00
Labit West 0.149 250 12,500.00
Mabanogbog 0.05 100 5,000.00
Macalong 0.075 187 9,350.00
Nanacamaliran East 0.3 600 30,000.00
Oltama 0.03 50 2,500.00
Oltama 0.03 50 2,500.00

Fishponds (Cont’d)

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 Barangay Area (has.) Yield (kg.) Value of Yield
Palina East 0.18 230 11,500.00
Palina West 0.31 600 30,000.00
San Jose 0.1 200 10,000.00
Sta. Lucia 2.9 4,200 210,000.00
Tipuso 0.1 200 10,000.00
Total 6.294 11,117 555,850.00

b.1.3 Livestock and Poultry

Barangay Game Fowl Cattle Carabao Swine Goat Native Broiler
Anonas 5 10 285 42 420
Bacted East 4 2 52 46 138
Bayaoas 7 18 6 66 25 468
Bolaoen 5 4 2 119 51 162
Cabuloan 7 6 3 335 25 256
Camanang 25 2 2 42 68 1,380
Cabaruan 20 22 11 431 53 76
Camantiles 53 32 10 497 51 587
Casantaan 6 17 25 65 332 76
Cayambanan 3 22 20 199 74 175
Consolacion 18 15 11 376 43 688
Catablan 20 16 6 401 325 342
Dilan Paurido 6 24 122 32 465
Labit Porper 52 26 8 308 33 328
Labit West 142 22 13 158 40 285
Mabanongbog 34 15 5 263 49 788 120
Macalong 5 534 26 309
Nancalobasan 3 5 4 142 66 145
Nanacamaliran East 2 8 17 52 55 421
Nancamaliran West 22 19 10 485 61 505 266
Nancayasan 10 6 5 175 66 176
Oltama 30 20 6 144 42 72
Palina East 40 20 25 523 88 1,405
Palina West 163 23 30 237 2,101 141
Pinmaludpod 3 20 6 377 55 278
Poblacion 5 3 10 12
P.T. Orata 2 3 2 86 20 243
San Jose 2 30 8 108 76 300
San Vicente 144 60 25 130 36 989
Sta. Lucia 4 4 14 166 46 682
Sugcong 15 27 3 743 37 78
Tipuso 5 6 245 54 280
Tulong 10 35 88 20 264
Sto. Domingo 31 10 15 109 38 894
Total 874 520 350 8,048 4,186 13,828 386

b.2 Commerce and Industry

b.2.1 Public Markets : 3

b.2.2 Major Shopping Centers : 4
b.2.3 Major Financial Institutions : 24 registered banks
b.2.4 Additional Information of the Following :
Industrial Facilities : 1LPG Refilling Station
Regional Industrial Centers : N/A
Provincial Industrial Enterprise : N/A
Provincial Industrial Centers : N/A
Major Manufacturing Industries : N/A

b.3 Tourism
Tourist Area Estimated Area Covered Facilities Available
Woodside 300 sq.m. Swimming Pool, Cabana, Function Hall
Swimming Pool, Restaurant, Cabana, Function
Lisland Rainforest Resort 53,600 sq.m. Room, Accommodation Rooms

Tourist Area Estimated Area Covered Facilities Available

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 Swimming Pool, Function Hall, (Covered
Patio Olympia 500 sq.m.
Court), Accommodation Rooms

Swimming Pool, Cabana, Function Room,

Goodland Resort 3,500 sq.m.
Accommodation Rooms

Golden Green Garden 2,000 sq.m. Function Hall, Pavilion, Garden

c. INFFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

c.1 Transportation

c.1.1 Current and Projected Road Length Requirement

Surface Pavement (in km.)
Road Classification
Concrete Asphalt Gravel Earth Sub-Total
National 9.787 8.423 18.21
Provincial 16.435 15.84 8.365 40.64
City 4.688 0.18 0.52 5.388
Barangay 25.498 2.92 101.914 8.978 139.31
Total 56.408 27.363 110.799 8.978 203.548

c.1.2 Modes of Transportation Available

Total Numbers per Type:

Sea 26,718 Land
Air Train
Others

c.2 Power

c.2.1 Total Area Served : 100%

c.2.2 Total Area Unserved : none
c.2.3 Total Number of Population/Households Served : 100%
c.2.4 Total Number of Population/Household Unserved : none
c.2.5 Sources of Power Supply : PANELCO III
c.2.6 Projected Power Requirements (MWH) by Type of Connection

c.3 Water

c.3.1 Sources of Water Supply

Municipal Water System % of Household Population :
68.57%
Shallow Well : 7.00%
Deep Well :
33.18%
Others : 28.39%
Level I Level II Level III
c.3.2 Total Area Served 1,215ha.
c.3.3 Total Area Unserved 10,883ha.
c.3.4 Total Number of Household Population Served 21,350
c.3.5 Total Number of Household Population Unserved 14,935

c.4 Communication
Facilities Numbers
Post Office  1
Stamping Machine (Meter)  1
Postal Station/Circuits  3
Local Radio Station  DZAI FM (92.1 MHZ)
 DWDM

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 Facilities Numbers
Cable Networks  First Ilocandia TV
 USA TV
Local Weekly Publication  Ilocano Observer
 Regional Examiner
 Pangasinan Express
Print Media  National dailies
 At least 7 printing presses (offset and letterpress)

5. Land Use
Consolidated Land Use Plans
Urban Land Use Classification (2000-2004) Urban Land Use Classification (2006-2015)
Land Use Classification Areas (has.) % Share Land Use Classification Areas (has.) % Share
Commercial – 1 District (CBD) 36.09 0.30%
Residential 1,053.42 8.71%
Commercial -2 District 271.50 2.24%
Commercial 133.29 1.10%
Commercial -3 District 49.41 0.41%
Industrial 14.36 0.12%
Institutional District 44.62 0.37%
Institutional 99.43 0.82%
General Residential District 1,709.77 14.13%
Infrastructure/Utilities 61.51 0.51%
Light Industrial District 142.77 1.18%
Cemetery 11.52 0.10%
Waste Disposal District 10.99 0.09%
Tourism 3.84 0.03%
Cemetery District 5.86 0.05%

Built Up Area 1,377.37 11.39% Built Up Area 2,271.01 18.47%

Agricultural District 1,809.29 14.96%
Agricultural 2,274.03 18.80%
SAFDZ (Crops) District 1,702.83 14.08%
Agricultural Area 2,274.03 18.80% Agricultural Area 3512.12 29.03%
Parks and Open Spaces 2.4 0.02%
Swamp - 0.00%
Bodies of Water 83.55 0.69%
Bodies of Water 38.06 0.31%
Vacant - 0.00%
Open Spaces 40.46 0.33% Open Spaces 83.55 0.69%

Existing Roads 272.21 2.25%

Roads - 0.00%
Proposed Roads 51.65 0.43%

Roads - 0.00% Roads 323.86 2.68%

TOTAL URBAN 7,383.72 61.03% TOTAL URBAN 6,190.54 51.17%
General Land Use Classification (2000-2004) General Land Use Classification (2006-2015)
Land Use Classification Areas (has.) % Share Land Use Classification Areas (has.) % Share

Residential 2,426.70 20.06% General Residential Area 180.43 1.49%

Commercial 153.99 1.27% Urban Development Area 6,190.54 51.17%
Industrial 319.09 2.64% Commercial – 2 Area A 4.39 0.04%
Institutional 131.13 1.08% Commercial – 2 Area B 48.86 0.40%
Infrastructure/Utilities 124.81 1.03% Institutional Area 0.21 0.00%
Tourism 3.84 0.03% Agro-Industrial Area 291.22 2.41%
Dumpsite 4.00 0.03% Light Industrial Area 676.26 5.59%
Cemetery 13.52 0.11% Cemetery Area 5.65 0.05%

Built Up Areas 3,177.08 26.26% Built Up Areas 7397.56 61.15%

Agricultural Area 4,320.69 35.71%
Agricultural 8,571.38 70.85% SAFDZ (Crops) Area 156.58 1.29%
SAFDZ (Fisheries) Area 6.25 0.05%
Agricultural Area 8,571.38 70.85% Agricultural Area 4,483.52 37.06%
0.06%
Parks and Open Spaces 6.95
1.61%
Pastureland/Grassland 194.59
0.00%
Swamp - Bodies of Water 64.4 0.53%
1.22%
Bodies of Water 148.00
0.00%
Vacant -

General Land Use Classification (2000-2004) General Land Use Classification (2006-2015)

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 Open Spaces 349.54 2.89% Open Spaces 64.4 0.53%
Existing Roads 132.47 1.09%
Roads - 0.00%
Proposed Roads 20.06 0.17%
Roads - 0.00% Roads 152.53 1.26%
TOTAL AREA 12,098.00 100.00% TOTAL AREA 12,098.00 100

Summary of Difference Between Existing and Proposed Land Use Classifications

Land Use Existing Proposed Difference
Classification Area (has.) Share% Area (has.) Share% Area (has.) Share%
Urban
Built-Up 1,377.37 37.31 2,244.58 36.26 867.21 (1.05)
Agriculture 2,274.03 61.60 3,538.52 57.16 1,264.49 (4.44)
Open Space 40.46 1.10 83.60 1.35 43.14 0.25
Roads - - 324.07 5.23 324.07 5.23
Total 3,691.86 100.00 6,190.77 100.00 2,498.91 (0.00)
General
Built-Up 3,177.08 26.26 6,721.87 55.56 3,544.79 29.30
Agriculture 8,571.38 70.85 5,159.20 42.65 (3,412.18) (28.20)
Open Space 349.54 2.89 64.40 0.53 (285.14) (2.36)
Roads - - 152.53 1.26 152.53 1.26
Total 12,098.00 100.00 12,098.00 100.00 0.00 0.00

6. Environmental Management

a. Environmentally Critical Areas and Projects

a.1 Environmentally Critical Areas in the City/Municipality

Flood prone areas include portions of barangays Poblacion, Pinmaludpod,

Nancayasan, San Jose, Camantiles, Tulong, Anonas and the lowlands in
barangays Catablan, Labit West and Labit Proper.

Some areas are siltation-prone where debris flows and mudflows may
occur in its low-lying areas near riverbanks, particularly in the northern
part of barangays San Jose, Camantiles, Tulong, and portions of
barangays Labit West, Catablan, Sto. Domingo, Sta. Lcuia, Cabuloan
and Camanang. Erosion prone areas are also present in the hillsides of
barangay Oltama.

Some portions of Labit West experience none to slight (insipient) erosion

while parts of barangays Cabaruan, Oltama and Sugcong have slight
erosion.

a.2 List of Counter Measures Implemented to Mitigate Hazards

 Preparation of Flood Management Study
 Drainage Mater Plan
b. Solid Waste Management

b.1 Volume of Garbage : 185.97 cu.m.

b.2 Average Daily Collection : 92 cu.m.
b.3 Methods of Disposal : Dumpsite and Landfill
b.4 Location of Dumpsite/Landfill : Catablan (landfill) and
Anonas (dumpsite)
b.5 No. of Dump Trucks/Garbage Trucks : 6 Garbage Trucks,
10 Garbage Trailers

c. Municipal Income and Expenditure (for the past 5 years)

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 Year Income Expenses
2000 219,196,624.52 207,222,554.19
2001 321,364,753.53 315,624,753.53
2002 240,538,532.95 141,076,555.77
2003 289,911,637.93 184,225,458.52
2004 300,717,286.15 193,348,505.67

d. Checklist of Documents

 Authenticated Comprehensive Land Use Plan

 Sangguniang Pambayan/Panlunsod/Adoption
 Existing Urban Land Use Map
 Proposed Land Use Map
 Zoning Map
 Zoning Ordinance
Others ______________________________________

e. Summary of Recommendations

COMMENTS/RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PROVINCIAL LAND USE COMMITTEE

Please see attached

Prepared by: Attested by:

Date: Date:

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