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GOVERNMENT
CEBU, PHILIPPINES
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
2021 (2nd Edition)
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CEBU CITY
GOVERNMENT
CEBU, PHILIPPINES
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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VISION
Cebu City is a globally competitive and ecologically balanced city where people are safe,
healthy and have equitable opportunities for success and happiness.
MISSION
Achieving a higher level of economic growth and environment that is equitable and
environmentally sustainable
PERFORMANCE PLEDGE
Serve promptly, efficiently with utmost courtesy with the intention to serve the ends of truth
and justice.
Ensure strict adherence by all to the approved Code of Conduct and uphold at all times
standards set in discharging our duties and responsibilities.
Reaffirm to the public that the City exist to serve our clients, that all of their needs shall be
attended to before end of the business day, Mondays to Fridays.
Value every citizen’s comment, suggestions, and needs; including those with special needs
such as the persons with disability, pregnant women, and senior citizens.
Empower the public through efficient access to information on our policies, programs,
activities and services through our website (www.cebucity.gov.ph) and the City Public
Assistance Center.
Believe unconditionally that in every circumstance, despite contention “There is always a
better way”.
Eliminate discrimination and gender bias attitudes and deal with professional civility by
providing service transparently without delays.
Sincerely understand and value every client’s comment and suggestion, responding to
them with expediency through the City’s Complaints and Public Assistance Desk.
Transparent and fair in all transactions while promoting non-tolerance of the culture of
corruption.
All these we commit and pledge, because every Cebuano deserves the BEST
service.
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LIST OF SERVICES
OFFICE/SERVICE PAGE NUMBER
CEBU CITY ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES
OFFICE (CCENRO) 20
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Issuance of Environmental Sustainability Action Plan (ESAP)
21-24
Compliance Certificate (For new Application)
• Issuance of Environmental Sustainability Action Plan (ESAP)
25-28
Compliance Certificate (For Renewal of ESSAP Certificate)
• Issuance of Accreditation for Private Septage Haulers 29-31
• Issuance of manifest Receipts 32
• Application for Special Hauling Permit 33-37
• Application for Quarry Permit 38-43
• Release of impounded Vehicles 44-45
• Payment of Administrative fines and Corollary penalties for
violation of environmental laws for persons issued with citation 46-49
tickets
• Endorsement of Tree-cutting permit application to the Cebu city
50-51
Sangguniang Panlungsod
• Handling of Complaints 52-53
INTERNAL SERVICES
• Issuance of Certification (For Job Order Personnel and Tree 54
Planting)
CEBU CITY MEDICAL CENTER-HOSPITAL
55
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Consultation on Non-Emergency Cases / Outpatient service 56-58
• Dispensing of Medical Supplies 59
• Dispensing of Medicines to non-admitted individuals 60-80
• Emergency Room and Ward Services
81-83
o Provision of Immediate Emergency
o Admission of Patients from ER to Specific ward 84
o Discharging of Patients 85-90
• Issuance of Discharge Clearance Slip 91-92
• Issuance of Medical and Medicolegal Certificates 93-94
• Laboratory Examination Services 95-99
• Organ imaging procedures 100-103
• Preparation of Case Summary 104-105
CEBU CITY MEDICAL CENTER – COLLEGE OF NURSING
(CCMC-CN) 106
EXTERNAL SERVICES
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• Accreditation of Courses/ Subjects taken from other
Universities / Colleges (For Shiftee’s and Transferees who 107-108
have successfully passed the admission process)
• Application of Graduation 109
• Collection of school fees and other payments 112-113
• Enrollment Application 114-116
• Issuance of Student Records and other relevant documents for
Abroad purposes (e.g., Employment abroad, study abroad, 118-121
Foreign Employment Verification Request)
• Issuance of Student Records and other relevant documents for
LOCAL purposes (e.g., Local Employment, Scholastic 122-125
Records, Local Verification Request)
• Issuance of Student’s Semestral Report Card, Certificate of
Enrollment, Good Moral Character Certificate and 126-128
Recommendation Letter
• Screening Applicants (Freshmen and Transferees 129-132
CEBU CITY TRANSPORTATION OFFICE (CCTO)
133
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Accommodate Complaints & Queries from Walk-in Clients 134
• Deputation of Government & Private Entities 135-136
• Fabrication and Installation / Maintenance of Traffic Signs
137-138
Pedestrian railings & pavement markings
• Issuance of Affidavit of Desistance and Motion to dismiss 139
• Issuance of Cebu City Traffic Operation Management
140-141
“CITOM” Driver’s I.D. Card
• Issuance of Certificate of Compliance (COC) on C.O. 2111
and C.O. 2000 (Vehicle Emission Control Ordinance and 142
Travel Line Ordinance)
• Issuance of Delivery Permit and Sticker 143-144
• Issuance of Endorsement for Fun Run / Parade / Procession/
145-146
Motorcade / Ricorida / & Road Closure Permit
• Issuance of Motorcycle for Hire /Motorcycle with side Car
147-148
(MCH/MC-SC) Special Permit
• Issuance of Temporary Road Closure for Scaffolding Permit 149
• Issuance of Temporary Road Parking Permit (TRPP) per
150-151
C.O. 2112
• Issuance of Travel Line Certificate for Public Utility Jeepneys
152-154
(PUJ)
• Issuance of Working Permit 155
• Registration of Non-motorized Vehicles (Bicycle, Trisikad, Rig
156
& Push Cart)
• Releasing of Clamped Vehicle 157
• Releasing of Non-motorized Vehicle under C.O. 2531
158-159
(Trisikad Ban / E-Bike Ordinance)
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• Releasing of the Towed / Impounded Vehicles to the owner /
160-162
authorized representative
• Response to Hit and Run cases, left articles and other Traffic
163
Incidents reported via phone
OFFICE OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR (ADMIN)
164
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Approval of Various Requests of Walk-In Clients 165
INTERNAL SERVICES
166
• Approval of Disbursement Voucher
• Approval of Obligation Request and Status (ORAS) 167
• Approval of Payroll (For Permanent and Casual
Employees) and Prelisting (For Job Orders and Barangay 168
Workers)
• Approval of Procurement-Related Documents
(Purchase Request (PR), Notice of Award, Notice to Proceed,
169
Purchase Order (PO), and Program of Works and Estimates
(POWE)
• Approval of Requisition and Issue Voucher (RIV) and
170
Fleet Cards for Fuel Allocation
• Issuance of Clearing Order 171
• Signing of Cheques 172
CITY AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT (CAD)
173
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Assistance to Urban Agriculture Program in Schools and
174
Households
• Assistance to Urban and Rural Reforestation Program 175-176
• Provision of Agricultural Trainings to Farmers and Interested
177
Participants
• Provision of Alternative Marketing and Development 178
• Provision of Free Crops and Livestock Insurance Program
o Processing of Application for Crop and Livestock 179
Insurance
o Processing of Claims for Crop and Livestock
180-181
Insurance
• Provision of Institutional Development Service Program 182-183
• Provision of Livestock, Poultry and Fishery Dispersal Program 184-185
• Provision of Technical and Initial Farm Inputs 186
CITY ASSESSOR’S OFFICE (CAO)
187
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Issuance of Certificate of With or Without Improvement on a
188-189
Parcel of Land
• Issuance of Certificate of With or Without Property Holdings 190
• Issuance of Certified True Copy of Tax Declaration 191-192
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• Issuance of Tax Declaration of Real Property (Land, Building
193-194
and Machinery)
• Cancellation of Tax Declaration 195-196
OFFICE OF THE CITY BUDGET OFFICER (CBO)
197
INTERNAL SERVICE
• Issuance of certification of appropriation balance 198
• Processing of approved budget for contract 199
• Processing of manpower request for job order 200
• Processing of obligation request and status 201-202
• Processing of project procurement management plan 203
• Processing of purchase request 204
• Review of the barangay and SK budget 205-206
CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT (CHD)
207
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Animal Bite Diagnosis and Treatment 208-210
• Conduct of Sanitation Inspection and/or water Sampling 211-213
• HIV Diagnosis and Treatment 214-215
• Issuance of Certificate of Attendance to Basic Food Safety
216
Seminar
• Issuance of Certificate of Portability 217-218
• Issuance of Death Certificate 219-220
• Issuance of Health Certificate 221-222
• Issuance of Human Remains Disposal (Burial) Permit 223-224
• Issuance of Medical Certificate 225
• Issuance of Pink Card / Picture Card 226-227
• Issuance of Sanitary Permit 228-230
• Medical And General Consultation 231
• Provision of Health promotion Programs in Different
232-233
Barangay Health Stations
• Provision of Medical Laboratory Diagnostics Procedures 234-245
• Provision of Oral Health or Dental Care 246
• Provision of radiology Outpatient Services 247-248
• Releasing of Diagnostics and Water Analysis results 249
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases Diagnostic and Treatment 250-251
• Tuberculosis (TB) cases Diagnostic and Treatment 252-255
CITY LEGAL OFFICE (CLO)
256
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Provision of Legal Aide (a) Legal Opinion, (b) Contract Review,
257-258
(c) Comment, Recommendation and Other Communication
• Litigation of Cases 259-260
• Determination of violation and subsequent preparation of 261-262
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Notices and Order (for PD 1096 violation, City Ordinance 2.1
No. 1656 other Revised Zoning Ordinance, Sanitation,
Violation, Anti-noise violation, Non-payment of business taxes
and/or fees, No Business permits
• Issuance of Certification of No Pending Administrative Case 263
• Issuance of Legal Opinion for PROBE / DWUP / CCENRO 264
CITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE (CPDO)
265
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Issuance of Land Development Permit 266-269
• Issuance of Land Use Certificate 270-271
• Issuance of Locational Clearance to Commercial Establishments 272-273
• Issuance of Locational Clearance to Residential Establishments 274-275
• Issuance of Subdivision Approval 276-277
• Issuance of Zoning Clearance 278-279
CITY TREASURER’S OFFICE (CTO)
280
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Assessment And Collection of Business Taxes, Fees and
281-282
Charges of New Business Establishments
• Assessment And Collection of Business Taxes, Fees &
283-284
Charges for Renewal of Business Permit
• Assessment And Collection of Special Permit Fee,
285-286
Miscellaneous Taxes, Fees and Other Charges
• Collection Of Miscellaneous Fees and Other Charges 287
• Collection Of Payment for Business Taxes, Fees & Charges 288
• Issuance Of Real Property Tax Assessment / Payment Slip 289
• Collection Of Social Amelioration Tax 290
• Issuance Of Assessment of Transfer Tax 291
• Issuance Of Certifications and Clearances to Business
292
Establishments
• Issuance Of Certificate of Availability of Funds 293-294
• Issuance of Certificate of Retirement of Business Permit 295-296
• Issuance Of Certification of No Delinquency on Market Stall
297
Rental Fees
• Issuance Of Checks 298-299
• Issuance Of Community Tax Certificate (Cedula) 300
• Issuance Of Compromise Agreement on Installment Payment
301
of Delinquent Taxes, Fees and Charges
• Issuance Of Real Property Tax Clearance or Payment
302-303
Certificate
• Merging Of Payroll 304
• Processing Of Cash Advance 305-307
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• Registration Of Admission/Entrance Tickets of Movie Houses,
308-309
Terminals, Concerts and Other Similar Events/Activities
• Releasing Of Payments in Check 310
• Testing and Sealing of Instruments of Weights and Measures 311-326
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING AND PUBLIC WORKS
(DEPW) 327
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Asphalting of Roads 328-329
• Concreting of Roads 330-332
• De-Clogging of Drainage Canals 333-334
• Installation of Footpaths 335-336
• Patching of Pot Holes 337-338
• Provision of Survey Plan/Profile Cross-Section to Structures
339-340
Affected by Demolition
• Replacement of Manhole, Canal Covers 341-343
• Retreading of Roads 344-345
• Road Repair of Earth Roads 346-347
DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES (DGS)
348
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Addressing of various request 349-350
• Auto detailing and carwash of vehicles 351
• Corrective Maintenance/ Repair of vehicles 352-356
• Issuance of common-use supplies to authorized department
offices and other authorized government agencies
o Submission of Annual Procurement Plan for 357
Common-use supplies and equipment (APP-CSE)
Procurement Management Plan (PPMP)
o Issuance of supplies based on the approved Project
Procurement Management Plan (PPMP) of 358-359
departments/offices
• Issuance of Fuel to Authorized Government Vehicles
o Processing of letter request for fuel allocation for 360
newly procured vehicle and/ or re-issued vehicle
o Processing of Fuel Issuance Application Form 361-363
o Processing of Requisition Issuance Voucher (RIV)
364-365
for fuel (First-time processing)
o Processing of Requisition Issuance Voucher (RIV)
366-367
for fuel (Recurring monthly processing)
o Processing of Requisition Issuance Slip (RIS) for the
Withdrawal of Fuel from designated depot (DGS
368
Complex-SRP Depot issuance/ Fleet card fuel
service provider issuance)
• Issuance of Property Clearance 369-370
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• Preventive maintenance/ repair of vehicles 371-374
• Processing of insurance claims for all moving and fixed assets
375-377
of the Cebu City Government
• Processing of Motor Vehicle LTO Registration Renewal 378-379
• Processing of renewal of GSIS Insurance for all moving and
380-381
fixed assets of the Cebu City Government
• Provision of City owned buses 382-387
• Provision of tents, tables, chairs & Stages 388-389
• Verification of Property Ownership 390-391
INTERNAL SERVICES
• Approval of consent and authority to use Cebu City owned 392
properties
• Processing of New/Re-issuance/Transfer of Acknowledgement
393-395
Receipt of Equipment (ARE)
• Processing of Property Accountabilities (MR Accountabilities) 396-397
• Processing of Property Return Service (PRS) 398-399
• Provision of Maintenance Services 400
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICES (DPS)
401
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Delivery of Potable Water 402-403
• Portable Toilet Services 404-405
• Repair and Installation of Cebu City Lights 406
• Repair of Water Supply Facilities 407-409
DEPARTMENT OF MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND
PLACEMENT (DMDP) 410
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Assistance To Companies for Job Vacancy Postings 411-412
• Conduct Of Special Program for Employment of Students
413-414
(SPES)
• Facilitation of Job Fair Permit Application of Cebu City
Companies 415-416
• to Department of Labor & Employment (Dole)
• Facilitation Of Livelihood Training Program 417
• Handle Jobstart Philippines Program 418-420
• Issuance of Diploma/Certificates for DMDP Graduates 421
• Provision of Guidance Advocacy Career through Career
Guidance and /Employment Readiness Seminar /Employment 422
Coaching
• Provision of Job Employment Opportunities through Jobs Fair 423
• Provision of Job Referral / Placement Program 424-425
• Provision of Labor Market Information 426
• Provision of On-The-Job (OJT) Training Referral 427
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Provision of Technical-Vocational Skills Training 428
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICES (DSWS)
430
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Identification Of Social Pension Beneficiaries 431
• Intervention And Referral for Abandoned/ Unattached Senior
432
Citizen to Temporary/ Permanent Shelter
• Issuance Of Certificate of Indigency 433
• Issuance Of Pre-Marriage Counseling (PMC) Slip 434
• Issuance Of Travel Clearance 435
• Organizing & Issuance of Id Card to Women’s Welfare
436
Organization
• Organizing Senior Citizen in Cebu City 437
• Provision Of Case Management and Referral for Temporary
Shelter for Children in Need of Special Protection (CNSP) 438-439
And Children at Risk (CAR)
• Provision Of Case Management Services for Children in
Conflict with The Law Without Court Cases and Referral for 440-441
Temporary Shelter
• Provision Of Day Care Services 442-443
• Provision Of Financial Assistance to Person with Disability
444-446
(PWD)
• Provision Of Financial Assistance to The Individual in Crisis
Situation (Educational, Medicine, Burial, Transportation, 447-448
Hospital Bill, Transportation and Food Assistance)
• Provision Of Livelihood Financial Assistance Under Self-
449-451
Employment Assistance Program (SEAP)
• Provision Of Orientation on Magna Carta of Women Under
452-453
Ra 9262 And Ra 10361 And Referral for Temporary Shelter
• Provision Of Person with Disability (PWD) Id and Booklet
454
(New/ Renewal)
• Provision Of Preventive Health Care and Nutrition Program 455
• Provision Of Relief Assistance to The Victims of Disasters 456
• Provision Of Solo Parent’s ID 457
• Provision Of Supplemental Nutrition to Indigent Families -
458
Non-Local 4p’s Beneficiaries
• Provision Of Supplemental Nutrition to Night High School
459
Underweight Children
• Provision Of Supplemental Nutrition to Pre-School Children 460
• Provision Of Temporary Shelter - Anti-Mendicancy Program
(St. Benedict Joseph Halfway House)/ Residential Care and 461-462
Balik-Probinsya Program)
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• Provision Of Temporary Shelter for Abused Women and
463-464
Children (Sta Rita De Cascia Women and Children’s Center)
• Provision Of Temporary Shelter for Children in Conflict with
Law (CICL) With Court Cases (Cebu City Operation Second 465
Chance Center)
• Receiving Of Application for Cash Incentives of Centenarian 466
• Updating Of Solo Parent’s Status 467
DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY MEDICINE AND FISHERIES
(DVMF) 468
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Registration and Vaccination of Pet Dogs and Cats 469
• Facilitation of the Redemption of Impounded Pets 470-471
• Neutering and Spaying of Pet Dogs and Cats 472-473
• Issuance of Veterinary Health Certificate 474-475
• Facilitation of the Surrender of Unwanted Pets 476-477
• Facilitation of the Adoption of Impounded Pets 478
• Conduct of Meat Inspection in different Registered Private
479-480
Slaughterhouses and Lechonan in the City
• Registration of Meat Delivery Vehicles 481-482
• Registration and Licensing of Private Slaughterhouses 483-484
• Registration and Licensing of Meat Establishments, Meat
485-486
Handlers, and Helpers
• Conduct of Re-inspection on Meat from different Meat
487-488
Stakeholders outside Cebu City
• Conduct of Post Abattoir Inspection in the different Markets
489
and Supermarkets in the City of Cebu
• Provision of Prevention and Treatment of Disease of
490
Livestock Animals
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE (HRDO)
491
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Recruitment for Casual Employees 492-494
• Recruitment for Permanent Positions 495-498
INTERNAL SERVICES
499-500
• Approval of GSIS retirement application form
• Conduct of Internal Training 501-502
• Handle Grievances and Impose Disciplinary Measures 503-504
• Issuance of Acceptance Letter for the
505
Resignation/Retirement/Transfer of Employees
• Issuance of Authority to/Attend Travel 506
• Issuance of Certificate of Rating per Individual Performance
507
Commitment Review (IPCR)
• Issuance of Certification for Long Computation of Leave Credit 508-509
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Balances
• Issuance of Certified True Copy of Rated Individual
510
Performance Commitment Review (IPCR)
• Issuance of Certified True Copy of Appointment 511
• Issuance of First Day of Service Certification 512
• Issuance of Pay slip 513
• Issuance of Temporary Identification Card for Newly Hired
514
Employees
• Issuance of Certificate of Employment / Service Record 515
• Preparation and Processing of Payroll 516-517
• Processing of Electronic – DTR Biometric Correction 518
• Review and Approval of Leave Applicatios 519-520
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION AND COMPUTER SERVICES
(MICS) 521
EXTERNAL SERVICE
• Provision of Geographic Information System (GIS) Maps 522-524
INTERNAL SERVICE
• Application Development and Maintenance Service for Simple 525
Applications (Profiling, Data Entry Applications)
• Auxiliary Services 526
• Database Management 527
o GIS Metadata Management 528
• ICT Infrastructure Management
529
o Corrective Maintenance
o Inspection of ICT Procurement 530
o Network and Internet Provisioning 531-532
o Inventory of ICT Equipment 533-534
o Preventive Maintenance of ICT Equipment 535
• Provision of Management Information 536
OFFICE OF THE CITY ACCOUNTANT (OCA)
537
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Issuance of Certification of No Unliquidated Financial
538-539
Assistance/schedule of Unliquidated Financial Assistance
• Issuance of Creditable Tax Withheld (BIR Form No. 2307) 540
INTERNAL SERVICES
541-542
• Issuance of Accountant’s Advice
• Issuance of Accounting Clearance Certificate 543-544
• Issuance of Certification of Last Salary Processed / Indexed 545
• Pre-Audit of Payroll and Voucher 546-550
OFFICE OF THE BUILDING OFFICIAL (OBO)
551
EXTERNAL SERVICES
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Issuance of Annual Inspection and/or Tourism Endorsement 552-554
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Issuance of Building Permit and/or Fencing Permit 555-558
•
Issuance of Certifications 559-560
•
Issuance of Certified true copy of Certifications 561-562
•
Issuance of Demolition Permit 563-564
•
Issuance of Drilling Permit 565-566
•
Issuance of Electrical Permit for qualified DWUP beneficiaries 567-568
•
Issuance of Excavation and Ground Preparation Permit 569-571
•
Issuance of Mechanical Installation Permit 572-573
•
Issuance of Mechanical Permit to Operate (new applicants
574-576
and renewal)
• Issuance of Occupancy Certificate 577-580
• Issuance of Scaffolding Permit 581-582
• Issuance of Signboard, Billboard, Directional Signs Permit 583-584
• Issuance of Streamer Permit 585-586
• Issuance of Temporary Sidewalk Enclosure Permit 587-588
• Replies to Communication and Queries 589
• Replies to complaints with Clarificatory conference 590-592
• Replies to complaints without Clarificatory conference 593-610
OFFICE OF THE CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR (OCCR)
611
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Timely Registration of Certificate of Live Birth ERVICES 612
• Timely Registration of Certificate of Marriage 613
• Timely Registration of Certificate of Death 614
• Delayed Registration of Certificate of Live Birth 615-617
• Delayed Registration of Certificate of Marriage 618-619
• Delayed Registration of Certificate of Death 620-621
• Issuance of Civil Registry Record (Local Copy) 622-623
• Issuance of PSA-authenticated Civil Registry Record 624
• Issuance of Marriage License 625-626
• Approval of Petition for Correction of Entry/ies under R.A. 9048 627-628
• Approval of Petition for Change of First Name under R.A. 9048 629-631
• Approval of Petition for Correction of Entry/ies under R.A. 10172 632-634
• Registration of Court Decrees or Judicial Orders 635-636
• Registration of Legal Instrument 637-640
CEBU CITY DISASTER AND RISK REDUCTION AND
MANAGEMENT OFFICE (CCDRMO) 641
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Assistance to Support Operations for Camp Coordination and
642
Camp Management
• Conduct of Disaster Preparedness Activities 643
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• Conduct of Search and Rescue Operations 644
• Conduct of Training / Drill / lecture for Disaster Preparedness 645
• Cutting of Hazard Trees 646-647
• Dispatching of Responders / Ambulance Crew and Volunteers 648
• Dissemination of Public Alert 649
• Establishment of Incident Command System Facilities 650-651
• Issuance of CCTV Footage 652
• Issuance of Geohazard Certification 653
• Issuance of Geohazard Map 654
• Patient Medical Transfer (Hospital to Hospital) 655
• Patient Medical Transport (Diagnostics) 656
• Patient Medical Transport (Hospital to House) 657
• Response to Medical Emergency 658
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR (OM)
659
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Issuance of Certifications and Endorsement Letters 660
• Processing of Various Requests from Walk-in Clients 661
INTERNAL SERVICES
662
• Approval of the Payroll for Barangay Personnel
• Approval of Project Procurement Management Plan (PPMP),
Purchase Request (PR), and Obligation Request and Status 663
(ORAS) of the attached offices of the Office of the Mayor
SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD (SP)
664
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Facilitate the request for inclusion in the agenda for the
665-668
session of the Sangguniang Panlungsod
• Facilitate the complaints filed against elected barangay
669-673
officials
• Issuance of certified true copy of City Ordinances, Resolutions,
674-675
Committee Reports and Minutes of the Sanggunian
SPECIAL BODIES UNDER OFFICE OF THE MAYOR 676
BANTAY-DAGAT
677
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Conduct of Inspection of fish transported from other localities to
678
Cebu city
BARANGAY AFFAIRS OFFICE (BAO)
679
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Issuance of Endorsements / Recommendations of barangay
680
request to concerned department for the following requests
• Processing of Lupon Tagapamayapa Payroll Financial Aid 681-683
• Provision of Financial Aid for Barangay Public and Safety
684-686
Officers (BPSO)
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BURIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (BAP)
687
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Burial Financial Assistance Program 688-690
BUSINESS PERMIT LICENSING OFFICE/SPECIAL PERMIT
LIQUOR (BPLO) 691
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Issuance of Business Permit (New) 692-693
• Issuance of Delivery Permits 694-695
• Issuance of Occupational or Working Permits 696
• Issuance of Special Permits 697
• Renewal of Business Permits 698-699
CEBU CITY COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM (CCCSP)
700
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Application for College Scholarship
701-702
o New Applicants
o Continuing Old Scholars 703-704
CEBU CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY (CCPL)
705
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Assistance to eGovernment Services 706
• Circulation of Books for Home Reading (Borrowing, Returning
707-709
and Replacing of Lost Books)
• Conduct Educational Tour and Assist Academic Researchers 710-711
• Conduct Storytelling Sessions for Children 712-713
• Provision of Access to Books and Reference Materials 714-716
• Provision of Access to Electronic Braille for people with visual
717
impairment
• Provision of Computer and Internet Access for research
718
purposes
• Provision of Electric Charging Outlets / Charging Stations 719
• Issuance of Borrower's ID (New, Renewal and Replacement) 720-721
INTERNAL SERVI CE
722
• Issuance of Library Clearance
CEBU CITY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
CENTER (CREMDEC) 723
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Booking for Venue, Food, and Accommodation 724-725
• Provision of Food Services 726
• Provision of Technical Assistance (TA) 727
• Scheduling Of CSC-Accredited and other Competency
728
Enhancement Training
CEBU CITY SPORTS COMMISSION (CCSC)
729
EXTERNAL SERVICE
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• Issuance of Endorsement letter for the special permit application
of event organizers of foot races, fun runs and similar special
events on public thoroughfares or in any property or space of 730
public ownership in the City of Cebu pursuant to Ordinance No.
2309
CEBU CITY TOURISM OFFICE
731
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Processing of License to operate of Hotel/Tourist
732-735
Inn/Apartelle/Pension House
• Processing of License to operate of Tour Guide 736-737
• Processing of License to operate of Tourist Transport (Land
738-740
Transport)
• Processing of License to operate of Tourist Transport (Vessel) 741-742
• Processing of License to operate for Travel and Tours Agency 743-745
CEBU HOSPITALIZATION ASSISTANCE AND MEDICINES
PROGRAM (CHAMP) 746
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Provision of Hospital Bill Assistance and Laboratory /
747-748
Diagnostic Procedure and other Medical Services
• Provision of Reimbursement for the Hospital Bill Expenses 749-752
CIVIL SECURITY OFFICE (CSU)
753
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Conduct of Investigation for Crimes/Illegal activities that
occurred within the premises of Cebu City Hall & its Satellite 754-755
Offices
• Posting of Documents at the City Hall Bulletin Board 756
• Provision of Access Thru Viewing of CCTV Camera Records 757
• Provision of Security to Foreign Dignitaries / VIP 758
INTERNAL SERVICES
• Inspection of Properties Withdrawn/Pulled Out of The 759
Premises of Cebu City Hall
• Posting of Personnel at Area Near Biometric Machine/Bundy
760
Clock
• Provision of Security Personnel for Special Occasions and
761
Financial Assistance Distribution
COMMISSION ON SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION (COSAP)
762
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Assistance in the creation, revitalization and strengthening of
763
Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC)
• Assistance thru referral to different drug rehab facility 764
• Conduct mandatory and random drug test to Cebu city
government, barangay employees and Law Enforcers 765
assigned in Cebu city
• Facilitation of Parents or Family Members with Drug Problems 766
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• Information Education Campaign/Seminar on the ill effects of
767
drugs
• Post-Rehab Service 768-769
• Provision of Information Materials 770
• Registration for Community Based Drug Rehabilitation
771
Program (CBDRP)
• Registration for Out-patient Rehabilitation (AGAK / We Care
772-773
Program)
• Technical Assistance and Membership to the Cebu City Anti-
774
Drug Abuse Council (CADAC)
COMMUNITY SCOUTS
775
EXTERNAL SERVICE
• Social Welfare Services 776-777
CULTURAL HISTORICAL AFFAIRS OFFICE (CHAO)
778
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Conduct Art, Chorale and Cultural Dance Workshop 779-780
• Conduct Seminar on Creating Barangay Profile 781-782
• Establishment Of a Local Registry of Cultural Properties 783
• Preservation Of Heritage Sites/Structures in The City of Cebu 784
• Provision Of Assistance to Various Programs of Artists, Art
Organizations, National Government Organizations (NGO), 785-786
• People’s Organizations (PO)
• Supervision of Museum as Venue for Various
787-790
• Activities
DIVISION FOR THE WELFARE OF THE URBAN POOR (DWUP)
791
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Beneficiary Selection process 792-793
• Clearing of illegal Structure within the socialized housing site
794-795
of Cebu City
• Financial Assistance to Affected Families of Demolition 796-797
• Issuance of Certificate for Temporary Electrical Permit
798-799
connection
• Issuance of Certificate of Full Payment 800-801
• Issuance of Deed of Absolute Sale 802-803
• Issuance of DWUP Certification 804
INTERNAL SERVICES
805-806
• Conduct of Socio-Economic Survey
FORT SAN PEDRO
807
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Collection of Admission Fees and Parking Fees 808
• Other Services
809
o Videos/photoshoot
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• Reservation of Venues
810
o Queries thru telephone
o Walk-in guest/clients 811
MARKET OPERATIONS DIVISION (MOD)
812
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Issuance of Market Certification 813
• Issuance of Special Activity Permit 814-815
• Release of Confiscated Items 816-818
• Renewal of Contract of Lease 819-820
OFFICE OF THE MUSLIM AFFAIRS AND INDIGENOUS
CULTURAL COMMUNITIES (OMAICC) 821
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Conduct of feeding program in various Muslim communities 822
• Conduct of medical mission in various Muslim communities 823
• Issuance of certification for marriage, tribe and/or religion 824
• Provision of assistance for overseas Filipino workers in Arabic-
825
English translation
• Provision of assistance in securing the permit for the conduct
826-827
of Muslim cultural events
• Provision of burial assistance for transportation and processing 828
of travel documents
OFFICE OF SENIOR CITIZENS AFFAIRS (OSCA)
829
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Issuance of Purchase Slip/ Booklet for Medicine/ Grocery 830
• Issuance of Senior Citizen Identification Card (ID) 831-832
• Provision of Burial Assistance to the Senior Citizen World War
833-835
II Veterans
• Provision of Cash Award to Centenarians 836-838
• Provision of Financial Assistance to Senior Citizens 839-841
• Replacement of Senior Citizen Identification Card (ID 842
PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS COMMISSION
843
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Request for the use of parks/plazas
844-846
(Plaza Independencia, Fuente Osmeña,
• Request for trimming
847
(Cutting/pruning/ball out of hazardous trees
INTERNAL SERVICES
848
• Request for landscaped
PEACE AND ORDER PROGRAM (POP)
849
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Compliance of BPAT’S Supporting Documents for Processing 850-851
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• Receiving Emergency / Crime Reports and Complaints via
852-853
Phone
PREVENTION RESTORATION ORDER BEAUTIFICATION
ENHANCEMENT (PROBE) 854
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Clearing of illegal structures and/or obstruction or informal
settlers in the streets, sidewalks, parks & plazas, 3-meter 855-858
easement, riverbanks and other public places
• Releasing of Confiscated Items 859-860
• Regulating informal traders/sidewalk vendors 861
INTERNAL SERVICES
862-863
• Enforcement of Closure Order of business establishments
• Enforcement of Lifting Order of Closed Business
864
Establishment
• Inspection and verification of selected Business
865
establishments endorsed by BPLO for possible obstructions
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE (PIO)
866
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Handling of Complaints and Requests 867-868
INTERNAL SERVICES
869
• Provision of Sound System VICES
• Photo and Video Coverage 870
• Management of the Official social media Platform of the Public
871
Information Office
SOUTH RECLAMATION PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE (SRP)
872
EXTERNAL SERVICES
• Assistance to SRP Locators & clients in their concerns and
873
needs
• Immediate response to vehicular accidents and other incidents
874
to ease up traffic situation at SRP
• Issuance of Clearance for the use of SRP as Venue of their
875
Activity
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CEBU CITY
ENVIRONMENTAL AND
NATURAL RESOURCES
OFFICE (CCENRO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
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1. ISSUANCE OF ENVIRONMENT SUSTAINABILITY ACTION PLAN (ESAP)
COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE (FOR NEW APPLICATION)
(Inspection is one
working day after the
application is filed)
2. Show the 2. Inspect the business None 3 days and 30 ESAP Inspector
environmental programs establishment wherein minutes assigned in the
implemented in the the inspector indicates area
office/location in the ESAP form
whether the
environmental
programs committed by
the applicant to be
implemented were
complied/not complied.
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3.
A. For Compliant
Business Permittee
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TABLE OF FEES PER CITY ORDINANCE
2. City ONE THOUSAND PESOS (P1,000.00) not more than FIVE THOUSAND
Ordinance No. 1361 PESOS (P5,000.00)or by imprisonment of not less than one (1) month nor
(as amended) more than Six (6) months or both such fine and imprisonment at the discretion
“An ordinance of the court.
establishing a
System of garbage Compromise Fee (first time violator) shall be in the amount of FIVE (5)
collection, imposing HUNDRED PESOS (P500.00)
fees therefor, and
appropriating funds
for other related
purposes.”
3. City Ordinance ONE THOUSAND PESOS (P1,000.00) but not more than FIVE THOUSAND
No. 2031 PESOS (P5,000.00) or by imprisonment of not less than one (1) month to not
“An Ordinance for the more than six (6) months, or both fine and imprisonment at the discretion of
implementation of the court.
Solid Waste
Segregation at Compromise Fee (first time violator): FIVE (5) HUNDRED PESOS
source, providing (P500.00)
penalties for
violations thereof, and Community Service – If the violator cannot pay the compromise fee to be
the creation of a rendered at a place and scheduled determined by CCENRO.
special fund for
incentives”
4. City Ordinance 1. First year form implementation: a fine a fine of TWO THOUSAND PESOS (P
No. 2343 2,000.00).
“An Ordinance 2. Thereafter a fine of FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (P 5,000.00) and/or
regulating the use imprisonment of not more than six (6) months upon the discretion of the court
and sale of plastic and cancellation of the business permit of the establishment for a period of
shopping bags every one (1) year.
Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday of a
Compromise Fee (first time offender): ONE THOUSAND PESOS
week within the
(P1,000.00).
territorial jurisdiction
of the City of Cebu”
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5. City • Any desludgers found guilty of violating prohibited acts no. 1-6 shall be
Ordinance No. 2398 punished by:
“An ordinance ✓ A fine of ONE THOUSAND PESOS (p1,000.00) – First offense;
providing for
Septage ✓ A fine of THREE THOUSAND PESOS (P3,000.00) - Second offense;
Management ✓ A fine of FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (P5,000.00) – Cancellation of the
Program for the City accreditation (Septic Haulers) and imprisonment of not less than
of Cebu” ONE (1) month nor more than SIX (6) months or both such fine and
imprisonment at the discretion of the court – third offence.
• Any person found guilty of violating prohibited acts nos. 7-12 shall be
punished by:
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2. ISSUANCE OF ENVIRONMENT SUSTAINABILITY ACTION PLAN (ESAP)
COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE (FOR RENEWAL OF ESAP CERTIFICATE)
(Inspection is one
working day after the
application is filed)
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3.
3.A. For Compliant
Business Permittee
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TABLE OF FEES PER VIOLATION PER CITY ORDINANCE
2.City Ordinance No. ONE THOUSAND PESOS (P1,000.00) not more than FIVE THOUSAND
1361 (as amended) PESOS (P5,000.00) or by imprisonment of not less than one (1) month nor
“An ordinance more than Six (6) months or both such fine and imprisonment at the
establishing a discretion of the court.
System of garbage
collection, imposing Compromise Fee (first time violator) shall be in the amount of FIVE (5)
fees therefor, and HUNDRED PESOS (P500.00)
appropriating funds
for other related
purposes.”
3.City Ordinance No. ONE THOUSAND PESOS (P1,000.00) but not more than FIVE
2031 THOUSAND PESOS (P5,000.00) or by imprisonment of not less than one
“An Ordinance for the (1) month to not more than six (6) months, or both fine and imprisonment at
implementation of Solid the discretion of the court.
Waste Segregation at
source, providing Compromise Fee (first time violator): FIVE HUNDRED PESOS
penalties for violations (P500.00)
thereof, and the
creation of a special Community Service – If the violator cannot pay the compromise fee to be
fund for incentives” rendered at a place and scheduled determined by CCENRO.
4.City Ordinance No. 4. First year form implementation: a fine a fine of TWO THOUSAND PESOS
2343 (P 2,000.00).
“An Ordinance 5. Thereafter a fine of FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (P 5,000.00) and/or
regulating the use and imprisonment of not more than six (6) months upon the discretion of the
sale of plastic shopping court and cancellation of the business permit of the establishment for a
bags every period of one (1) year.
Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday of a
Compromise Fee (first time offender): ONE THOUSAND PESOS
week within the
(P1,000.00).
territorial jurisdiction of
the City of Cebu”
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6. City Ordinance • Any desludgers found guilty of violating prohibited acts no. 1-6 shall be
No. 2398 punished by:
“An ordinance ✓ A fine of ONE THOUSAND PESOS (p1,000.00) – First offense;
providing for Septage
Management ✓ A fine of THREE THOUSAND PESOS (P3,000.00) - Second offense;
Program for the City ✓ A fine of FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (P5,000.00) – Cancellation of the
of Cebu” accreditation (Septic Haulers) and imprisonment of not less than
ONE (1) month nor more than SIX (6) months or both such fine and
imprisonment at the discretion of the court – third offence.
• Any person found guilty of violating prohibited acts nos. 7-12 shall be
punished by:
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3. ISSUANCE OF ACCREDITATION FOR PRIVATE SEPTAGE HAULERS
This service caters to clients/business establishment owners who are engaged in the service
of septic desludging.
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with Photos to be Management
included in the Progam
Agenda for the Inspectors and
Regular Meeting of SMB Secretariat
the Septage Board
5.2. Discuss the None 4 days Cebu City
application during and 1 hour Septage Board
the Septage Members
Management Board
Meeting.
Note: Schedule of
regular meeting is
every Thursday in
the morning
5.3. Prepare the None 1 hour and 30 CCSMB
Minutes of the minutes Secretariat
Meeting with action
taken whether
approving/disapprovi
ng the application.
Informs authorized
representative of the
deficiencies and give
time to comply.
After compliance,
he/she proceeds to
follow Step 2.
6. Receive the original copy 6. Issue an
of Accreditation Certificate. Accreditation
Certificate with
original signature by
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duly-authorized None 15 minutes CCSMB
signatory of Secretariat
CCENRO/Departme
nt Head
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4. ISSUANCE OF MANIFEST RECEIPTS
This service caters to those who are engaged in the service of septic tank desludging and
issued with Accreditation Certificate. The Manifest Receipt is issued in order to identify the
source of septic waste.
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5. APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL HAULING PERMITS
This service caters to those who are engaged in the disposal of leftover minerals/mineral
products/by-products by mining operators, mining/quarry permit holders, or waste mineral
produce generated/produced by government/private contractors/private individuals in the
course of their lawful operation or construction/site development activities.
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FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the duly 1. Review the None 15 minutes Mining Section
filled-up Special Application Form in Receiving
Permit for Hauling and requirements. Officer
Application Form to
the CCENRO Mining
Regulatory Program
Receiving Section
and the requirements
listed above.
2. Receive the 2. Issue a payment None 10 minutes Mining Section
Payment Slip from slips for the payment in charge
Receiving Section of Filing Fee and
Verification Fee, if
the documents
submitted are
complete.
3. Proceed to CTO 3. Issue an Official see table of fees 15 minutes CTO Cashier
for the payment of Receipt below
the corresponding
amount
4. Present the 4.Schedule the date None 10 minutes Mining Section
Official Receipt of of inspection in charge
Payment to the
receiving area of the
Mining Section
5. Guide the 5. Conduct an None 3 days and 2 Mining
Inspection team at Inspection hours Inspectors
the location.
Note: Inspection
schedules are every
Tuesday and Friday
5.1. Prepare an None 1 hour Mining
Inspection Report Inspectors and
and Photos to be Board
included in the Secretariat
Agenda for the
Regular Meeting of
the Cebu City Mining
Regulatory Board
Note: Schedule of
regular meeting is
on Thursdays
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5.3. Draft a CCMRB None 2 days and25
resolution and be minutes
signed by the
secretariat and the
Presiding Officer
covering the
approval or
disapproval of the Secretariat of
application and the Board
stating the reasons
thereof.
5.4. Inform the None 5 minutes
applicant of the
status of the
application.
5.5. Prepare and None 30 minutes Mining Section
submit the copy of in charge
the Special Hauling
Permit for the
particular application
5.6. Endorse the None 3 days and 2
copy of the Special hours
Hauling Permit to
the City Mayor along
with the complete
requirements
including the
CCMRB resolution
for approval and
signing of the
application.
5.7. Receive the 25 minutes
copy of the signed
Special Hauling
Permit from the
office of the City
Mayor None Mining Section
5.8. Inform the 5 minutes in charge
applicant to get the
copy of approved
application.
6. Receive the 6. Issue a Payment None 15 minutes Mining Section
Payment Slip Slip for the Tax on in charge
Minerals/ Extraction
Fee and Delivery
Receipt covering the
initial volume of
minerals to be
extracted as stated
in the approved
Special Hauling
Permit and the
amount representing
payment for Delivery
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Receipt (DRs)
equivalent to the
initial volume.
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9.1. Compile a copy None 5 minutes
of the Special
Hauling Permit
Filing Fee, 13 days, 4
Verification Fee, hours and 35
TOTAL Tax on Minerals minutes
(10% x fair
market value x
cubic meter of
mineral) and
Delivery Receipt
(250 per booklet,
one booklet is
equivalent to
500 cubic meter)
(See table
below)
Cebu City SECTION 37. Application for Industrial Sand and Gravel Permit
Mining
Ordinance 37.0.1 Filing/Renewal Fee ---5,000.00/Application
No. 2115 37.0.2 Registration Fee …… 3,000.00/Permit
37.0.3 Evaluation of EPE …… 3,000.00/EPEP
37.0.4 Clearance Fee ……3,000.00/Application
37.0.5 Transfer Fee …3,000.00/Application or Permit
37.1 Application for Small-Scale Mining Permit
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6. APPLICATIONS FOR QUARRY PERMITS
This service caters to those who are engaged in the quarrying operation for minerals
classified as quarry resources in public and/or private lands, which shall cover an area of not
more than five (5) hectares is granted Quarry Permit and for a period of five (5) years
renewable for like periods but not to exceed twenty-five (25) years. Provided, that application
for renewal shall be filed before the expiry date of the Permit. Provided, finally, that no
Quarry Permit shall be issued or granted on any area covered by a Mineral Agreement or
Financial or Technical Assistance Agreement (FTAA), except on areas where a written
consent is granted by the Mineral Agreement or FTAA Contractor.
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• Proof of financial capability to undertake the
activities pursuant to the Work Program or Project
Description/Profile, such as the following:
• For individuals, duly sworn statement of Assets and
Liabilities, credit lines and income tax returns for the
preceding three (3) years;
• For corporations, partnerships, associations or
cooperatives, latest Audited Financial Statements,
credit lines, bank guarantees and/or similar
negotiable instruments.
Applicant
• Other Requirements:
• Area clearance or certification issued by the Office Mines & Geosciences Bureau,
of Mines and Geosciences Bureau, Region VII; Region VII
• In case of partnership or corporation, the articles of
partnership or incorporation together with the by-
laws thereof duly registered with the Securities and Applicant
Exchange Commission (SEC); if a cooperative, a
certificate of registration with the Cooperative
Development Authority (CDA).
• Work Program which shall contain a Rehabilitation
Plan of the area applied for/Project
Description/Profile.
• Proof of financial capability to undertake the
activities pursuant to the Work Program or Project
Description/Profile, such as the following:
• For individuals, duly sworn statement of Assets and
Liabilities, credit lines and income tax returns for the
preceding three (3) years;
• For individuals, duly sworn statement of Assets and
Liabilities, credit lines and income tax returns for the
preceding three (3) years;
Other Requirements:
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• In areas covered by applications for Financial or
Technical Assistance Agreement (FTAA), written
consent of the FTAA applicants for quarry
resources, mining/quarrying applications, provided
that sand and gravel permit application shall not
require consent from the FTAA. Exploration
Permit/Mineral Agreement Applicant, except for
mineral agreement or exploration permit application
covering sand, gravel and or alluvial gold subject to
the guidelines formulated by the Director of MGB.
• Operating Agreement/Contract between holder/s of
valid and existing mining rights with qualified
person/s or consent, as may be applicable;
Other requirements as may be required by the City of
Cebu.
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5.1. Prepare an Inspection None 1 hour Mining Program
Report and Photos to be Inspectors and
included in the agenda for CCMRB
the Regular Meeting of the Secretariat
Mining Regulatory Board
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minerals to be extracted
as stated in the approved
Quarry Permit and the
amount representing
payment for Delivery
Receipt (DRs) equivalent
to the initial volume.
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TABLE OF FEES PER CITY ORDINANCE NO. 2115
Cebu City SECTION 37. Application for Industrial Sand and Gravel Permit
Mining
Ordinance 37.0.1 Filing/Renewal Fee ---5,000.00/Application
No. 2115 37.0.2 Registration Fee …… 3,000.00/Permit
37.0.3 Evaluation of EPE …… 3,000.00/EPEP
37.0.4 Clearance Fee ……3,000.00/Application
37.0.5 Transfer Fee …3,000.00/Application or Permit
37.1 Application for Small-Scale Mining Permit
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7. APPLICATION FOR RELEASED OF IMPOUNDED HAULER’S VEHICLE/S
This service caters to Owners and/or drivers of vehicles impounded by deputized mining
enforcers under the CCENRO/Office of the Mayor for violation of any pertinent provisions of
City Ordinance No. 2115 as amended by City Ordinance No.2187.
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4. Proceed to CTO 4. Issue an Official 1st violation - 15 minutes CTO Cashier
for the payment of Receipt P2,000.00
the corresponding 2nd violation -
amount P3,000.00
3rd violation-
P5,000.00
Plus 10% of the
market value per
cubic meter of the
minerals
transported
5. Present the 5.1. Receive the None 15 minutes Mining Section
Official Receipt to original receipt. Receiving
the Receiving 5.2. Issue an original Officer
Officer of the copy of the signed
Mining Board Release Order, with
the condition that the
violator pays the
storage fees
according to the
number of days the
vehicle was
impounded to the
City impounding
area
1st violation - 1 hour and 25
P2,000.00 minutes
2nd violation -
P3,000.00
TOTAL 3rd violation-
P5,000.00
Plus 10% of the
market value per
cubic meter of the
minerals
transported
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8. PAYMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE FINES AND COROLLARY PENALTIES
FOR VIOLATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS FOR PERSONS ISSUED
WITH CITATION TICKETS
This service caters to persons, natural or juridical, issued with citation tickets for violation of
environmental ordinances who opted to settle their violations through payment of
administrative fines and corollary penalties.
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2. Proceed to CTO for 2. Issue an Official See table 15 minutes City Treasurer’s
payment of the Receipt below Office Cashier
corresponding amount
3. Submit a copy of the 3. File the OR and the None 10 minutes EMU Officer
official receipt and the copy of the citation
yellow citation ticket to ticket paid in order to
CESET Receiving drop the filing of
Officer. cases.
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TABLE OF FEES PER CITY ORDINANCES IMPLEMENTED BY CCENRO
1.City Ordinance No. 2241 First Time Offender - a fine of P3, 000.00
(As amended by City Second Time offender- a fine of P4, 000.00
Ordinance No. 2286, 2376& Third Time offender- a fine of P5,000.00 or an imprisonment of not
2258) less than one (1) year or both such fine and Imprisonment at the
“The Comprehensive Anti- discretion of a court of competent jurisdiction.
Smoking Ordinance of the City
of Cebu” Compromise fee of) P2, 000.00 (for first time offender not to be
criminally charge)
Compromise fee for Php 2,500.00 (for first time offender whose
complaint is already filed and docketed in court in corresponding
legal fees and other incidental expenses have been incurred and/or
paid but judgment thereto has not yet been rendered)
2.City Ordinance No. 1361 ONE THOUSAND PESOS (P1,000.00) not more than FIVE
(as amended) THOUSAND PESOS (P5,000.00) or by imprisonment of not less
“An ordinance establishing a than one (1) month nor more than Six (6) months or both such fine
System of garbage and imprisonment at the discretion of the court.
collection, imposing fees
therefor, and appropriating Compromise Fee (first time violator) shall be in the amount of FIVE
funds for other related (5) HUNDRED PESOS (P500.00)
purposes.”
3.City Ordinance No. 2031 ONE THOUSAND PESOS (P1,000.00) but not more than FIVE
“An Ordinance for the THOUSAND PESOS (P5,000.00) or by imprisonment of not less
implementation of Solid Waste than one (1) month to not more than six (6) months, or both fine
Segregation at source, and imprisonment at the discretion of the court.
providing penalties for
violations thereof, and the Compromise Fee (first time violator): FIVE HUNDRED PESOS
creation of a special fund for (P500.00)
incentives”
Community Service – If the violator cannot pay the compromise fee
to be rendered at a place and scheduled determined by CCENRO.
4. City Ordinance No. 2343 First year form implementation: a fine a fine of TWO THOUSAND
“An Ordinance regulating the PESOS (P 2,000.00).
use and sale of plastic Thereafter a fine of FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (P 5,000.00) and/or
shopping bags every imprisonment of not more than six (6) months upon the discretion of
Wednesday, Friday and the court and cancellation of the business permit of the
Saturday of a week within the establishment for a period of one (1) year.
territorial jurisdiction of the City
of Cebu”
Compromise Fee (first time offender): ONE THOUSAND PESOS
(P1,000.00).
5. City Ordinance No. 2398 • Any desludgers found guilty of violating prohibited acts no. 1-6
“An ordinance providing for shall be punished by:
Septage Management ✓ A fine of ONE THOUSAND PESOS (P1,000.00) – First
Program for the City of Cebu”
offense;
✓ A fine of THREE THOUSAND PESOS (P3,000.00) - Second
offense;
✓ A fine of FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (P5,000.00) – Cancellation
of the accreditation (Septic Haulers) and imprisonment of not
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less than ONE (1) month nor more than SIX (6) months or both
such fine and imprisonment at the discretion of the court – third
offence.
• Any person found guilty of violating prohibited acts nos. 7-12 shall
be punished by:
6. Cebu City Mining Ordinance First Violation – a fine/penalty of not less than ONE THOUSAND
No. 2115 as amended by City PESOS (P1,000.00) but not more than TWO THOUSAND
Ordinance No. 2187 PESOS(P2,000.00).
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9. ENDORSEMENT OF TREE-CUTTING PERMIT APPLICATION TO THE
SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD
This service caters to persons, natural or juridical, applying for a Tree-Cutting Permit before
the DENR and are required to obtain endorsement from CCENRO.
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2. Guide the inspector 2.1. Conduct a site None 1 day, 2 hours ERU Inspectors
in the location during inspection
site inspection
(Inspection schedule
is a day after
request is received.)
2.2. Prepare an None 3 days and1 ERU in charge
Inspection Report hour
2.3. Endorse the
Inspection Report
signed by the Dept.
Head-CCENRO
citing NO
OBJECTION to the
Sangguniang
Panlungsod
3.1. Inform the
Applicant regarding
the status of their
request.
TOTAL None 4 days 3 hours
and 25 minutes
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10. HANDLING OF COMPLAINTS FROM CLIENTS AND OR OTHER OFFICES
Based on City Ordinance No. 2234, the CCENRO is mandated to enforce all laws, rules and
ordinances pertaining to the environment. In relation to this mandate, the CCENRO receives,
handles and take appropriate action to these complaints. Moreover, Republic Act Number
11032 declares it a policy to “promote integrity, accountability, proper management of public
affairs and public property as well as to establish effective practices, aimed at efficient
turnaround of the delivery of government services and the prevention of graft and corruption
in government. Towards this end, the State shall maintain honesty and responsibility among
its public officials and employees, and shall take appropriate measures to promote
transparency in each agency with regard to the manner of transacting with the public, which
shall encompass a program for the adoption of simplified requirements and procedures that
will reduce red tape and expedite business and nonbusiness related transactions in
government."
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3.4. Sign the Head of Office/
investigation findings CCENRO
and recommendations
4. Receive the 4.1. Endorse the none 1 hour Liaison Staff/
endorsement / investigation report to CCENRO
investigation report concern office for
comment/appropriate
action
4.2. Receive the none 5 minutes Receiving in-
comment/appropriate charge/
action from other CCENRO
offices
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INTERNAL SERVICE
1. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATION (FOR JOB ORDER PERSONNEL AND
TREE PLANTING)
The CCENRO at present maintains a Job Order/Contractual manpower compliment under
its supervision, these personnel often times request certification of employment. on the other
hand, the CCENRO as the lead office for tree planting activities, often renders Certification
for joining Tree Planting for NGOs/individuals or clients who needs to the certificate as their
supporting document for whatever transaction they are processing.
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CEBU CITY MEDICAL
CENTER - HOSPITAL
(CCMC)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
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1. CONSULTATION ON NON-EMERGENCY CASES / OUTPATIENT
SERVICES
Provide consultation services to Cebu City residents/ patients with non-emergency cases.
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area for referral to 8.2. Conduct initial OPD Triage
proper department or assessment of patient Nurse
service area 8.3. Assign patient to CCMC
proper department (IM,
Surgery, OB, Pedia)
8.4. Provide OPD none 5 minutes
Charge Slip to patient
9. Proceed to cashier 9.1. Receive payment P 30.00 15 minutes Cashier
for payment 9.2. Issue official CCMC
receipt
10. Present the official 10.1. Check the official none 10 minutes OPD Triage
receipt to triage area receipt Nurse
10.2. Assist patient to CCMC
proceed to assigned
department or service
area
11. Approach 11. Perform patient none 30 minutes Physician on
assigned department check up duty
or service area for CCMC
consultation
Without orders for Without orders for none 10 minutes
Laboratory and Laboratory and
Organ imaging Organ imaging
procedures: procedures:
12. Receive instruction 12. Give instruction for
from Physician (end of home care to patient
Process)
14. Secure the request 14.Fill out the request none 10 minutes OPD Nurse/
form for laboratory and/ form for laboratory and Physician on
organ imaging organ imaging duty
procedures procedures with CCMC
Doctor’s signature
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OPD NO Order for
7 hours and 10
card Laboratory and/or
minutes
Organ imaging
with Order for
4 hours and 25
Laboratory and/or
Patient Organ imaging minutes
w/ OPD
NO Order for
card 4 hours and 10
Laboratory and/or
minutes
Organ imaging
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2. DISPENSING OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES
Provision of Medical Supplies to ER Non-Admitted Patients
2. Present the 2.1. Receive the needed none 5 minutes Central Supply
request form and documents from the Staff on duty
ER billing form accompanying CCMC
2.2. Write the requested
supplies with corresponding
fees on the ER Billing form
2.3. Prepare the requested none 10 minutes
supplies stated on the
request form
2.4. Check the items for any
defects and expiry of medical
supplies
3. Check the 3.1. Release supplies to the none 15 minutes Central Supply
requested items accompanying and return the Staff
(Patient's ER Billing Form CCMC
accompanying 3.2. Check the items for any
checks the quantity, defects and expiry of medical
expiry date and for supplies
any defects of
issued supplies)
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3. DISPENSING OF MEDICINES TO NON-ADMITTED INDIVIDUALS
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3.4. Refer patient’s
accompanying to
CHAMP Office to
secure Letter of
Authority (LOA)
3.5. Give patient’s
accompanying list of
requirements for
CHAMP availment
For CHAMP beneficiaries: 4. Wait for the Refer to 45 minutes
4. Secure Letter of Authority patient's the
(LOA) from CHAMP Office accompanying to Citizen’s
submit the letter of Charter of
For paying patients: authority (LOA) CHAMP
Proceed to Step 5
For ER/paying patients: For ER/paying Refer to 10 minutes Cashier on duty
5. Pay at the cashier patients: Table No. CCMC
5.1. Accept the 1: The
For CHAMP patients: payment Philippine
Proceed to Step 6 5.2. Issue Official Drug Price
Receipt Reference
Index
2021
edition
6. Present the document to none 5 minutes Pharmacy Staff
claim medicines on Duty
CCMC
For paying patients: For paying patients:
Official Receipt 6.1. Record the
Official Receipt
details
For CHAMP patients: For CHAMP
Letter of Authority (LOA) patients:
6.2. Receive Letter of
Authority (LOA)
6.3. Keep a
photocopy of the LOA
For ER patients: For ER patients:
ER Billing Form and 6.4. Write the
Doctor’s Prescription requested medicines
on both ER Billing
Form and charge slip
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Sheet upon receipt of signing Daily
medicine Monitoring Shirt after
release
8.2. Mark the Official
Receipt (if any) and
Charge Slip as
“served”
8.3. Dispense /
Release the
medicines
For paying Refer to 50 minutes
Table
For CHAMP 1 hour and 25
No.1: The
Beneficiaries minutes
Philippine
Drug
Total
Price
Reference
For ER Patients 30 minutes
Index
2021
edition
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Table No. 1 : The Philippine Drug Price Index 2021 9th Edition
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
1. Abacavir 300 mg tablet - 15.35*
2. Acetazolamide 250 mg Tablet 20.00 - 20.00 20.00
3. Acetylcysteine 100 mg Sachet 8.00 - 11.00 8.00
4. Acetylcysteine 100 mg/mL, 3 mL Ampule 81.00 - 624.12 107.93
5. Acetylcysteine 200 mg Sachet 6.60 - 15.80 8.50
6. Acetylcysteine 200 mg/mL, 25 mL Bottle 1,216.00 - 1,621.00 1,280.00
7. Acetylcysteine 600 mg Effervescent Tablet 14.40 - 27.72 18.90
8. Aciclovir 200 mg Tablet 3.10 - 8.80 3.79
9. Aciclovir 25 mg/mL, 10 mL Vial 215.04 - 1,183.00 826.89
10. Aciclovir 400 mg Tablet 4.00 - 30.00 11.15
11. Aciclovir 800 mg Tablet 22.00 - 63.70 38.38
12. Adenosine 3 mg/mL, 2 mL Vial 117.44 - 1,820.00 221.31
13. Albendazole 400 mg chewable tablet - 1.04*
14. Albumin, Human 20%, 100 mL Bottle 1,880.00 - 4,000.00 1,880.00
15. Albumin, Human 20%, 50 mL Bottle 1,522.00 - 2,389.00 1,648.00
16. Albumin, Human 25%, 50 mL Bottle 1,800.00 - 2,800.00 2,400.00
17. Alcohol, Ethyl 70% solution, 500 mL Bottle 48.88 - 54.60 48.90
18. Alendronate Sodium 70 mg Tablet 109.43 - 175.09 125.00
19. Alfuzosin 10 mg Tablet 30.00 - 35.00 30.00
20. All-in-One Admixtures ("3-in-1" or "dual energy" solutions) "3 in 1" 1000 Kcal
2,100.00 - 2,200.00 2,100.00
Bottle
21. All-in-One Admixtures ("3-in-1" or "dual energy" solutions) "3 in 1" 1300 Kcal
2,149.00 - 3,900.00 2,149.00
Bottle
22. All-in-One Admixtures ("3-in-1" or "dual energy" solutions) "3 in 1" 1400 Kcal
1,539.00 - 3,100.00 1,849.00
Bottle
23. All-in-One Admixtures ("3-in-1" or "dual energy" solutions) "3 in 1" 1900 Kcal
1,715.00 - 4,800.00 2,375.00
Bottle
24. Allopurinol 100 mg Tablet 0.80 - 4.35 1.61
25. Allopurinol 300 mg Tablet 1.10 - 9.25 2.00
26. Alprazolam 250 mcg Tablet 4.00 - 13.00 4.50
27. Alprazolam 500 mcg Tablet 8.00 - 20.00 15.75
28. Aluminum Hydroxide + Magnesium Hydroxide 200 mg + 100 mg Tablet 0.80 - 4.24 1.10
29. Aluminum Hydroxide + Magnesium Hydroxide 225 mg + 200 mg/5 mL, 120
28.00 - 38.00 30.70
mL Suspension
30. Aluminum Hydroxide + Magnesium Hydroxide 225 mg + 200 mg/5 mL, 60 mL
22.10 - 30.00 28.20
Suspension
31. Amikacin (as Sulfate) 100 mg powder Vial 15.50 - 18.29 15.50
32. Amikacin (as Sulfate) 125 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 17.10 - 74.80 34.89
33. Amikacin (as Sulfate) 125 mg/mL, 2 mL Vial 15.33 - 42.23 21.34
34. Amikacin (as Sulfate) 250 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 23.22 - 400.00 43.33
35. Amikacin (as Sulfate) 250 mg/mL, 2 mL Vial 19.11 - 93.44 30.74
36. Amikacin (as Sulfate) 50 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 18.32 - 64.34 18.32
37. Amikacin (as Sulfate) 50 mg/ml, 2 ml Vial 18.32 - 36.45 20.38
38. Amino acid + glucose + electrolytes + vitamin B1 1 L Solution 844.00 - 1,386.00 844.00
39. Amino acid + glucose + electrolytes + vitamin B1 500 mL Solution 564.00 - 842.00 564.00
40. Amino Acid Solutions for Hepatic Failure 8%, 500 mL Bottle 485.65 - 973.00 485.65
41. Amino Acid Solutions for Infants 6%, 100 ml Bottle 359.00 - 428.50 359.00
42. Amino Acid Solutions for Renal Conditions 7%, 500 mL Bottle 391.51 - 784.00 392.00
43. Amino Acids, Crystalline Standard 10%, 500 mL Plastic Bottle 730.00 - 800.00 730.00
44. Amino Acids, Crystalline Standard 8%, 500mL Plastic Bottle 485.65 - 920.00 506.00
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Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
45. Amino Acids, Crystalline Standard 9.12%, 20 mL Ampule 119.10 - 145.80 119.10
46. Aminophylline 25 mg/mL, 10 mL Ampule 13.44 - 29.88 19.23
47. Amiodarone 200 mg Tablet 5.30 - 35.50 16.28
48. Amiodarone 50 mg/mL, 3 mL Ampule 150.00 - 321.25 200.00
49. Amlodipine 10 mg Tablet 0.30 - 6.00 0.53
50. Amlodipine 5 mg Tablet 0.20 - 2.68 0.39
51. Amoxicillin 100 mg/mL, 15 mL Drops 16.00 - 23.00 19.80
52. Amoxicillin 250 mg Capsule 1.00 - 1.80 1.06
53. Amoxicillin 250 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Suspension 15.07 - 94.62 20.48
54. Amoxicillin 500 mg Capsule 1.19 - 4.48 1.28
55. Amphotericin B (Lipid Complex) 50 mg Vial 9,975.00 - 10,973.00 9,975.00
56. Amphotericin B (Non-Lipid Complex) 50 mg Vial 800.00 - 3,150.00 988.00
57. Ampicillin + Sulbactam 1.5 g Vial 28.89 - 300.00 58.17
58. Ampicillin + Sulbactam 500mg + 250 mg vial 17.88 - 249.90 21.14
59. Ampicillin 1 g Vial 9.12 - 24.65 11.19
60. Ampicillin 250 mg Vial 7.22 - 37.85 8.93
61. Ampicillin 500 mg Vial 7.22 - 28.00 8.21
62. Anastrazole 1 mg Film coated tablet 49.00 - 59.00 49.00
63. Aripiprazole 10 mg Orally Disintegrating tablet 196.80 - 216.48 196.80
64. Aripiprazole 10 mg Tablet 29.50 - 216.48 56.00
65. Aripiprazole 15 mg Tablet 99.00 - 196.80 99.00
66. Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 100 mg/5 mL, 120 ml syrup 16.25 - 73.35 28.00
67. Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 100 mg/5 mL, 60 ml syrup 13.99 - 39.50 20.14
68. Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 100 mg/ml, 15 mL Oral drops 14.67 - 33.70 17.50
69. Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 250 mg/mL, 2 mL ampule 25.00 - 30.00 28.19
70. Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 500 mg Tablet 0.55 - 5.88 0.80
71. Asparaginase 10,000 IU Vial 1,140.00 – 1,600.00 1,140.00
72. Aspirin 80 mg Tablet 0.39 - 2.00 0.65
73. Atenolol 50 mg Tablet 1.41 - 3.37 1.79
74. Atorvastatin 10 mg Tablet 1.32 - 9.00 4.86
75. Atorvastatin 20 mg Tablet 1.00 - 10.61 4.98
76. Atorvastatin 40 mg Tablet 1.88 - 19.00 9.24
77. Atorvastatin 80 mg Tablet 7.05 - 23.30 19.18
78. Atracurium 10 mg/mL, 2.5 mL Ampule 58.77 - 228.00 77.84
79. Atropine 1 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 5.48 - 26.50 10.38
80. Azathioprine 50 mg tablet - 34.30◊
81. Azithromycin 200 mg/5 mL, 15 mL suspension 114.40 - 348.00 230.00
82. Azithromycin 500 mg Tablet 6.97 - 123.00 8.98
83. Azithromycin 500 mg Vial 223.44 - 610.00 322.00
84. Aztreonam 1 g Powder 1,189.00 - 4,888.88 1,244.00
85. Baclofen 10 mg Tablet 10.98 - 15.50 13.80
86. Basiliximab 20 mg vial - 53,969.49◊
87. Beractant 25 mg/mL, 4 mL Vial 10,073.00 - 11,070.25 10,073.00
88. Beractant 25 mg/mL, 8 mL Vial 14,086.00 - 19,572.92 14,086.00
89. Betahistine 16 mg Tablet 5.98 - 61.50 11.00
90. Betahistine 24 mg Tablet 18.00 - 54.00 30.00
91. Betahistine 8 mg Tablet 4.20 - 20.00 9.00
92. Betamethasone Cream 0.05%, 5 g Tube 41.74 - 275.00 41.74
93. Betamethasone Cream 0.1%, 5 g Tube 26.00 - 219.89 41.50
94. Betamethasone Ointment 0.1%, 5 g Tube 41.74 - 121.00 41.74
95. Bicalutamide 50 mg film-coated tablet - 30.00●
64
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
96. Biperiden Hydrochloride 2 mg Tablet 4.00 – 18.50 4.73
97. Bisacodyl 10 mg Suppository 11.23 - 29.74 19.43
98. Bisacodyl 5 mg Suppository 0.75 - 32.60 1.54
99. Bisacodyl 5 mg Tablet 0.86 - 5.90 1.78
100. Bisoprolol 5 mg Tablet 1.25 - 15.67 13.50
101. Bleomycin (as Sulfate) 15 IU Vial amp/vial 950.00 – 2,201.00 950.00
102. Budesonide + Formoterol 160 mcg + 4.5 mcg x 120 doses Metered Dose
651.14 - 872.00 651.14
Inhaler
103. Budesonide + Formoterol 160 mcg + 4.5 mcg x 60 doses Dry Powder Inhaler 834.44 - 1,095.21 834.44
104. Budesonide + Formoterol 320 mcg + 9 mcg x 60 doses Dry Powder Inhaler 1,533.54 - 1,577.49 1,533.54
105. Budesonide + Formoterol 80 mcg + 4.5 mcg x 120 doses Dry Powder Inhaler 523.96 - 799.00 523.96
106. Budesonide 250 mcg/mL, 2 mL Respiratory Solution (Nebule) 26.55 - 64.00 35.00
107. Bupivacaine 0.5%, 10 mL Ampule 71.72 - 341.78 93.04
108. Bupivacaine 0.5%, 10 mL Vial 91.23 - 92.33 91.23
109. Bupivacaine 0.5%, 4 mL (spinal) with 8% Dextrose (as hydrochloride)
70.88 - 350.00 109.00
Ampule
110. Bu+A1491pivacaine 0.5%, 5 mL Ampule 82.44 - 99.73 92.33
111. Bu tamirate Citrate 50mg MR Tablet 6.73 - 16.00 12.50
112. Bu torphanol (as Tartrate) 2 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 374.25 - 698.33 454.02
113. Calcipotriol + Betamethasone 50 mcg + 500mcg/g, 30 g tube - 1,221.36◊
114. Calcitriol 0.25 mcg Capsule 14.58 - 20.00 14.58
115. Calcium Carbonate + Cholecalciferol (Vit. D3) 500 mg elemental Ca + 400 IU
4.00 - 4.50 4.30
Vit. D3 Tablet
116. Calcium Carbonate + Cholecalciferol (Vit. D3) 600 mg elementa Ca + 400 IU
2.45 - 4.60 4.00
Vit. D3 Tablet
117. Calcium Carbonate 500 mg Chewable Tablet 1.50 - 2.98 1.50
118. Calcium Carbonate 500 mg Tablet 0.69 - 6.50 2.49
119. Calcium Folinate (Leucovorin Calcium) 10 mg/mL, 5 mL Ampule 149.00 - 195.00 165.00
120. Calcium Folinate (Leucovorin Calcium) 10 mg/mL, 5 mL Vial 127.00 - 195.00 155.00
121. Calcium Folinate (Leucovorin Calcium) 50 mg powder Vial 129.00 - 156.00 129.00
122. Calcium Gluconate 10%, 10 mL Ampule 13.12 - 61.00 15.11
123. Calcium Gluconate 10%, 10 mL Vial 15.38 - 24.00 16.77
124. Capecitabine 500 mg Tablet 28.00 – 69.98 37.00
125. Captopril 25 mg Tablet 0.39 - 3.30 0.80
126. Carbamazepine 200 mg Tablet 1.45 – 4.26 1.69
127. Carbetocin 100 mcg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 933.00 - 1,440.00 933.00
128. Carboplatin 10 mg/mL, 15 mL Vial 778.00 - 975.00 887.00
129. Carboplatin 10 mg/mL, 45 mL Vial 1,500.00 - 2,170.00 1,600.00
130. Carboplatin 150 mg powder Vial 750.00 – 856.00 825.00
131. Carboplatin 450 mg powder Vial 1,190.00 – 2,754.00 1,600.00
132. Carboprost 125 mcg/0.5 mL Solution 114.00 - 280.00 172.50
133. Carboprost 250 mcg/mL Solution 202.00 - 480.00 233.00
134. Carvedilol 25 mg Tablet 1.12 - 10.00 4.27
135. Carvedilol 6.25 mg Tablet 0.37 - 7.50 1.18
136. Cefalexin 100 mg/mL, 10 mL Drops 14.95 - 24.80 18.00
137. Cefalexin 250 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Bottle 22.00 - 60.20 25.93
138. Cefalexin 500 mg Capsule 1.57 - 9.50 2.65
139. Cefazolin 1 g Vial 15.23 - 285.00 16.53
140. Cefazolin 500 mg Vial 28.53 - 29.78 28.53
65
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
141. Cefepime 1 g Vial 58.98 - 280.00 84.38
142. Cefepime 2 g Vial 193.33 - 245.33 193.33
143. Cefepime 500 mg Vial 65.34 - 144.00 112.33
144. Cefixime 100 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Suspension 68.00 - 300.00 155.75
145. Cefixime 20 mg/mL, 10 mL Suspension 105.00 - 169.00 132.31
146. Cefixime 200 mg Capsule 4.40 - 31.00 7.74
147. Cefixime 400 mg Capsule 16.20 - 134.00 42.50
148. Cefotaxime 500 mg + 2 mL diluent Vial 42.33 - 737.44 48.77
149. Cefoxitin 1 g Vial 66.95 - 535.00 93.48
150. Ceftazidime 1 g Vial 19.00 - 68.00 34.00
151. Ceftazidime 500 mg Vial 58.87 - 297.88 288.44
152. Ceftriaxone 1 g + 10 mL diluent Vial 13.78 - 180.00 18.56
153. Cefuroxime 1.5 g Vial 38.00 - 138.33 96.44
154. Cefuroxime 125 mg/5 mL, 70 mL Suspension 122.00 - 188.50 169.75
155. Cefuroxime 250 mg/5 mL, 120 mL Granule for suspension 150.00 - 200.00 199.00
156. Cefuroxime 250 mg/5 mL, 50 mL Bottle 120.00 - 210.90 154.00
157. Cefuroxime 500 mg Tablet 5.07 - 18.78 9.00
158. Cefuroxime 750 mg Vial 13.22 - 90.00 16.30
159. Celecoxib 100 mg Capsule 4.00 - 4.80 4.00
160. Celecoxib 200 mg Capsule 1.82 - 10.00 3.40
161. Celecoxib 400 mg Capsule 3.50 - 16.50 13.00
162. Cetirizine (as Dihydrochloride) 2.5 mg/mL, 10mL Syrup 35.88 - 130.00 75.00
163. Cetirizine (as Dihydrochloride) 5 mg/5 mL, 30 mL Syrup 19.50 - 70.00 60.00
164. Cetirizine 1 mg/mL, 30 mL Bottle 50.90 - 50.90 50.90
165. Cetirizine 1 mg/mL, 60 mL Bottle 21.30 - 78.48 37.94
166. Cetirizine 10 mg Tablet 0.29 - 27.50 0.40
167. Cetirizine 10 mg/mL, 10 mL Oral Drops 21.30 - 120.00 65.56
168. Chloramphenicol 1 g Vial 27.30 - 48.98 41.50
169. Chloramphenicol 125 mg/5 mL, 60 mL suspension 25.70 - 47.60 38.85
170. Chloramphenicol 500 mg Capsule 0.30 - 2.31 0.30
171. Chlorhexidine Gluconate 0.12%, 120 mL bottle 92.86 - 118.98 92.86
172. Chlorphenamine (Chlorpheniramine) 10 mg/mL,1 mL Ampule 10.40 - 12.00 11.29
173. Chlorphenamine (Chlorpheniramine) 4 mg tablet 0.38 - 0.97 0.40
174. Chlorpromazine 100 mg Tablet 1.47 - 12.80 1.49
175. Chlorpromazine 200 mg Tablet 2.03 – 68.89 2.32
176. Ciclosporin 100 mg/mL, 50 mL oral solution - 6,634.84◊
177. Cilostazol 100 mg Tablet 12.50 - 16.00 12.85
178. Cilostazol 50 mg Tablet 6.50 - 11.55 7.72
179. Cinnarizine 25 mg Tablet 0.65 - 1.50 1.20
180. Ciprofloxacin 2 mg/mL, 200 mL Vial 65.00 - 1,665.81 1,187.00
181. Ciprofloxacin 2 mg/mL,100 mL Vial 17.73 - 400.00 23.78
182. Ciprofloxacin 500 mg Tablet 1.13 - 19.35 1.30
183. Cisplatin 1 mg/mL, 10 mL Vial 160.00 – 179.00 160.00
184. Cisplatin 1 mg/mL, 50 mL Vial 312.22 – 650.00 366.17
185. Clarithromycin 125 mg/5 mL, 50 mL suspension 90.00 - 293.50 144.00
186. Clarithromycin 500 mg Tablet 7.00 - 19.20 10.64
187. Clindamycin 150 mg Capsule 2.45 - 6.80 2.75
188. Clindamycin 150 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 77.32 - 565.00 93.94
189. Clindamycin 150 mg/mL, 4 mL Ampule 39.50 - 188.00 73.00
190. Clindamycin 300 mg Capsule 4.00 - 37.00 5.35
66
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
191. Clindamycin 75 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Suspension 108.80 - 490.00 108.80
192. Clobetasol Cream 0.05%, 5 g Tube 48.32 - 145.00 50.21
193. Clobetasol Ointment 0.05%, 5 g Tube 48.32 - 48.32 48.32
194. Clonazepam 2 mg Tablet 3.00 - 9.00 3.00
195. Clonazepam 500 mcg Tablet 2.00 - 6.45 2.00
196. Clonidine 150 mcg Tablet 4.25 - 40.19 11.00
197. Clonidine 150 mcg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 40.19 - 110.90 92.44
198. Clonidine 75 mcg Tablet 3.89 - 16.50 4.95
199. Clopidogrel 75 mg Tablet 0.92 - 2.80 1.11
200. Clotrimazole 1%, 10 g aluminum tube 187.44 - 350.00 264.33
201. Cloxacillin (as Sodium) 250 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Bottle 31.63 - 46.00 35.90
202. Cloxacillin (as Sodium) 500 mg Capsule 2.15 - 4.35 2.78
203. Clozapine 100 mg Tablet 6.20 – 42.50 6.20
204. Clozapine 25 mg Tablet 7.25 - 12.00 8.88
205. Co-Amoxiclav (Amoxicillin + Potassium Clavulanate) 200 mg + 28.5 mg/5
110.00 - 205.00 115.76
mL, 70 mL Suspension
206. Co-Amoxiclav (Amoxicillin + Potassium Clavulanate) 400 mg + 57 mg/5 mL,
127.00 - 321.50 168.37
70 mL Suspension
207. Co-Amoxiclav (Amoxicillin + Potassium Clavulanate) 500 mg + 125 mg Tablet 5.99 - 14.36 7.00
208. Co-Amoxiclav (Amoxicillin + Potassium Clavulanate) 875 mg + 125 mg Tablet 9.90 - 11.00 10.99
209. Colchicine 500 mcg Tablet 1.25 - 2.75 2.10
210. Colistin 2,000,000 IU Lyophilized Powder 1,730.00 - 2,100.00 1,730.00
211. Cotrimoxazole (Sulfamethoxazole + Trimethoprim) 200 mg + 40 mg/5 mL,
15.40 - 23.00 15.40
70 ml suspension
212. Cotrimoxazole (Sulfamethoxazole + Trimethoprim) 400 mg + 80 mg Tablet 0.80 - 1.00 0.80
213. Cotrimoxazole (Sulfamethoxazole + Trimethoprim) 400 mg + 80 mg/5 mL,
19.75 - 35.20 29.99
60 m; suspension
214. Cotrimoxazole (Sulfamethoxazole + Trimethoprim) 800 mg+160 mg Tablet 1.40 - 3.60 1.90
215. Cyclophosphamide 1 g powder Vial 210.00 - 250.00 210.00
216. Cyclophosphamide 500 mg powder Vial 136.58 – 400.00 148.00
217. Cytarabine 100 mg/mL, 1 mL Vial 99.00 - 125.00 99.00
218. Cytarabine 100 mg/mL, 10 mL Vial 130.00 - 1,070.00 130.00
219. Cytarabine 100 mg/mL, 5 mL Vial 118.00 – 319.00 118.00
220. Cytarabine 20 mg/mL, 5 mL Ampule 115.00 - 218.50 115.00
221. Dacarbazine 200 mg Vial 450.00 - 677.00 450.00
222. Daclatasvir 60 mg tablet - 114.29*
223. Dactinomycin (Actinomycin D) 500mcg powder Vial 395.00 - 425.00 395.00
224. Deferasirox 250 mg Dispersible Tablet 493.30 - 493.40 493.30
225. Deferiprone 500 mg Tablet 85.00 - 105.97 85.00
226. Deferoxamine 500 mg Vial 183.32 - 343.95 183.32
227. Deferoxamine 500 mg vial - 163.68◊
228. Dexamethasone 4 mg Tablet 18.00 - 21.70 18.00
229. Dexamethasone 4 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 6.48 - 28.50 11.21
230. Dexamethasone 4 mg/mL, 2 mL Vial 7.22 - 38.16 11.29
231. Dexamethasone 5 mg/mL,1 mL Ampule 23.62 - 104.89 23.62
232. Dexamethasone 500 mcg Tablet 0.75 - 18.00 0.75
67
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
233. Dextran, High Molecular Weight (Dextran 70) 6%, Dextran 70 in 0.9% NaCl
380.00 - 793.00 380.00
500 mL bottle
234. Dextran, High Molecular Weight (Dextran 70) 6%, Dextran 70 in 5% Dextrose
400.00 - 550.00 400.00
500 mL bottle
235. Diazepam 5 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 40.68 - 136.34 74.34
236. Diclofenac 25 mg/mL, 3 mL Ampule 7.60 - 19.90 13.51
237. Diclofenac 50 mg Tablet 0.50 - 2.85 0.98
238. Dicycloverine (Dicyclomine) 10 mg Tablet 0.44 - 0.65 0.52
239. Dicycloverine (Dicyclomine) 10 mg/5 mL, 60 ml syrup 12.30 - 14.00 13.50
240. Digoxin 250 mcg Tablet 3.00 - 5.00 3.97
241. Digoxin 250 mcg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 90.00 - 210.00 108.34
242. Digoxin 50mcg/mL, 60mL Elixir 567.00 - 787.84 567.00
243. Diloxanide 500 mg Tablet 20.00 - 23.40 20.00
244. Diltiazem 60 mg Tablet 3.10 - 36.99 12.00
245. Diphenhydramine (as Hydrochloride) 12.5 mg/ 5 mL, 60 mL Syrup 13.60 - 28.00 18.66
246. Diphenhydramine (as Hydrochloride) 25 mg Capsule 0.75 - 10.00 0.75
247. Diphenhydramine (as Hydrochloride) 50 mg Capsule 0.67 - 3.48 1.06
248. Diphenhydramine (as Hydrochloride) 50 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 12.00 – 79.20 18.78
249. Divalproex Sodium 250 mg extended release tablet - 8.88●
250. Divalproex Sodium 500 mg Extended Release Tab - 11.38●
251. Dobutamine 50 mg/mL, 5 mL Ampule 69.88 - 390.00 145.85
252. Docetaxel 20 mg/0.5 mL, 0.5 mL Vial 745.00 - 1,598.88 958.00
253. Docetaxel 20 mg/mL, 1 mL concentrate for solution for IV infusion - 586.00●
254. Docetaxel 40 mg/mL, 2 mL Vial 1,699.00 – 3,968.88 2,486.50
255. Domperidone 1 mg/mL, 60 mL Suspension 45.00 - 190.00 91.50
256. Domperidone 10 mg Tablet 0.80 - 16.50 2.00
257. Donepezil Hydrochloride 10 mg Tablet 15.50 - 50.00 15.50
258. Donepezil Hydrochloride 5 mg Tablet 8.80 - 14.30 9.63
259. Dopamine 40 mg/mL, 5 mL Ampule 31.25 - 89.00 37.45
260. Dopamine 40 mg/mL, 5 mL Vial 42.00 - 42.45 42.00
261. Doxorubicin 10 mg powder Vial 160.00 – 425.00 160.00
262. Doxorubicin 2 mg/mL, 25 mL Vial 396.00 - 725.00 484.00
263. Doxorubicin 2 mg/mL, 5 mL Vial 151.00 - 166.00 151.00
264. Doxorubicin 50 mg powder Vial 440.20 – 678.00 440.20
265. Doxycycline (as Hyclate) 100 mg Capsule 0.63 - 14.75 1.23
266. Dydrogesterone 10 mg Tablet 42.76 - 72.66 42.76
267. Efavirenz 600 mg tablet - 8.76*
268. Enalapril 20 mg Tablet 3.00 - 9.60 7.25
269. Enalapril 5 mg Tablet 2.35 - 8.70 2.86
270. Enoxaparin 100 mg/mL, 0.4 mL Pre-filled syringe 179.89 - 398.00 195.60
271. Enoxaparin 100 mg/mL, 0.6 mL Pre-filled syringe 195.00 - 465.00 278.32
272. Enteral Nutrition - Adult Polymeric 400 g Can 197.79 - 200.00 200.00
273. Enteral Nutrition - Disease-Specific (Diabetes) 400 g Can 220.00 - 300.00 220.00
274. Enteral Nutrition - Fiber-Containing 400 g can 175.75 - 197.79 175.75
275. Eperisone Hydrochloride 50 mg Tablet 4.29 - 29.00 11.50
276. Ephedrine 50 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 81.50 - 91.50 81.50
277. Epinephrine 1 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 2.89 - 38.00 21.91
278. Epirubicin 50 mg Vial 1,600.00 – 2,677.00 1,600.00
279. Epoetin Alfa (recombinant human erythropoietin) 10,000 IU/mL Pre-filled
1,198.00 - 1,781.00 1,498.00
syringe
280. Epoetin Alfa (recombinant human erythropoietin) 2000 IU/0.5 mL Pre-filled
250.00 - 350.00 283.79
syringe
68
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
281. Epoetin Alfa (recombinant human erythropoietin) 4000 IU/0.4 mL Pre-filled
183.32 - 550.00 350.00
syringe
282. Epoetin Alfa (recombinant human erythropoietin) 4000 IU/mL, 1 mL Vial 182.44 - 298.43 220.00
283. Epoetin Beta (recombinant erythropoietin) 2000 IU/ 0.3 mL Pre-filled
448.00 - 530.00 448.00
syringe
284. Epoetin Beta (recombinant erythropoietin) 5000IU/0.3ml Pre-filled syringe 978.00 - 1,278.98 978.00
285. Ertapenem (as Sodium) 1 g Vial 2,562.57 - 3,016.02 2,562.57
286. Erythromycin 500 mg Tablet 3.43 - 5.00 3.93
287. Erythromycin Eye Ointment 0.5%, 3.5 g tube 88.00 - 138.00 112.22
288. Erythromycin Eye Ointment 0.5%, 5 g Tube 88.00 - 157.00 123.29
289. Escitalopram (as Oxalate) 10 mg Tablet 3.10 – 21.83 3.45
290. Esmolol 10 mg/mL, 10 mL Vial 499.00 - 923.00 499.00
291. Esmolol 100 mg/mL, 10 mL Vial 498.00 - 1,300.00 498.00
292. Ethambutol Hydrochloride 400 mg Tablet 2.99 - 3.50 2.99
293. Etonogestrel 68 mg subdermal implant - 650.00*
294. Etoposide 100 mg Vial 308.00 - 328.00 308.00
295. Etoposide 20 mg/mL, 5 mL Ampule 307.50 - 362.00 307.50
296. Etoposide 20 mg/mL, 5 mL Vial 290.00 - 350.00 290.00
297. Famotidine 10 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 129.49 - 212.40 129.49
298. Famotidine 10 mg/mL, 2 mL Vial 88.33 - 289.33 88.33
299. Felodipine 5 mg MR Tablet 6.40 - 12.00 7.20
300. Fenofibrate 160 mg Tablet 21.62 - 29.80 27.50
301. Fenofibrate 200 mg Capsule 7.10 - 26.78 10.87
302. Fentanyl 50mcg/mL, 10mL Ampule 217.00 - 305.00 247.00
303. Fentanyl 50mcg/mL, 2mL Ampule 33.98 - 446.84 46.78
304. Ferrous Salt (equiv. to 15 mg elemental iron/0.6 mL), 15 mL Drops 20.00 - 23.50 20.00
305. Ferrous Salt (equiv. to 30 mg elemental iron/5 mL), 60 mL Syrup 19.00 - 22.00 19.00
306. Ferrous Salt equiv. to 60 mg elemental iron tablet 0.90 - 1.18 1.00
307. Ferrous Sulfate + Folic Acid 60 mg elemental iron + 400 mcg folic acid
0.53 - 4.00 0.89
Capsule
308. Ferrous Sulfate + Folic Acid 60 mg elemental iron + 400 mcg folic acid Film
0.69 - 2.80 0.69
coated tablet
309. Ferrous Sulfate + Folic Acid 60 mg elemental iron + 400 mcg folic acid Tablet 0.53 - 3.17 0.67
310. Filgrastim 300 mcg/0.5 mL Pre-filled syringe 784.35 – 1,288.00 1,115.00
311. Filgrastim 300 mcg/1.2 mL Vial 783.84 - 1,590.00 1,099.00
312. Filgrastim 300 mcg/mL Vial 719.00 - 1,480.00 900.00
313. Finasteride 5 mg Tablet 5.00 - 18.00 8.25
314. Fluconazole 150 mg Capsule 29.42 - 184.62 68.00
315. Fluconazole 2 mg/mL, 100 mL Vial 75.00 - 1,100.00 312.34
316. Fluconazole 200 mg Capsule 250.00 - 500.00 278.00
317. Fluconazole 50 mg Capsule 65.00 - 85.00 69.40
318. Fluocinolone Acetonide + Polymixin B sulfate Neomycin Sulfate 5 mL Bottle 168.00 - 235.20 168.00
319. Fluocinonide Cream 0.05%, 5 g Tube 281.50 - 281.50 281.50
320. Fluorouracil 50 mg/mL, 10 mL Vial 64.00 – 75.00 66.00
321. Fluoxetine 20 mg Capsule 5.38 – 20.88 12.00
322. Flupentixol 20 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 350.00 – 385.00 350.00
323. Fluphenazine (as Decanoate) 25 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 52.23 – 93.48 70.44
69
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
324. Fluticasone (as propionate) + Formeterol (as fumarate dihydrate) 125 mcg/5
178.00 - 220.44 178.00
mcg X 120 actuations Inhalation
325. Fluticasone + Salmeterol 125 mcg + 25 mcg x 120 doses Metered Dose
159.00 - 330.00 222.10
Inhaler
326. Fluticasone + Salmeterol 250 mcg + 25 mcg x 120 doses Metered Dose
178.90 - 510.00 283.38
Inhaler
327. Fluticasone + Salmeterol 250 mcg + 50 mcg x 60 doses Dry Powder Inhaler 360.00 - 386.02 386.02
328. Fluticasone + Salmeterol 50mcg + 25mcg x 120 doses Metered Dose Inhaler 143.50 - 161.05 161.05
329. Fluticasone 0.05% dose x 120 doses Nasal Aqueous Solution 247.79 - 247.79 247.79
330. Fluticasone 125 mcg/dose x 120 doses Metered Dose Inhaler 178.90 - 215.82 178.90
331. Fluticasone 50 mcg/dose x 120 doses Metered Dose Inhaler 160.88 - 160.88 160.88
332. Folic Acid 5 mg Capsule 1.50 - 3.60 3.10
333. Folic Acid 5 mg Tablet 1.74 - 6.13 3.00
334. Fondaparinux 2.5 mg/0.5 mL Pre-filled syringe 1,120.00 - 1,275.00 1,120.00
335. Fondaparinux 2.5 mg/0.5 mL Solution 1,100.00 - 1,389.15 1,100.00
336. Formoterol 12 mcg dry powder - 15.32◊
337. Fosfomycin 3 g Sachet 370.00 - 439.60 370.00
338. Furosemide 10 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 3.93 - 20.00 5.43
339. Furosemide 20 mg Tablet 0.78 - 1.30 1.00
340. Furosemide 40 mg Tablet 0.60 - 1.90 1.50
341. Fusidate Sodium/Fusidic Acid Cream 2%, 5 g Tube 59.34 - 257.44 163.34
342. Fusidate Sodium/Fusidic Acid Ointment 2%,15 g Tube 93.44 - 256.34 164.95
343. Gabapentin 100 mg Capsule 4.00 - 25.00 5.60
344. Gabapentin 300 mg Capsule 5.20 - 15.00 6.25
345. Gadobutrol 1.0 mmol/mL, 5 mL Pre-filled syringe 1,333.30 - 3,500.00 1,333.30
346. Gadoteric Acid 0.5 mmol/mL, 10 mL Vial 2,200.00 - 2,700.00 2,700.00
347. Gemcitabine 1 g Vial 1,500.00 – 3,500.00 1,700.00
348. Gemcitabine 200 mg Vial 450.00 – 695.00 499.00
349. Gentamicin 40 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 3.12 - 15.00 3.41
350. Gliclazide 30 mg MR Tablet 2.00 - 3.50 2.60
351. Gliclazide 60 mg MR Tablet 7.07 - 20.00 9.28
352. Gliclazide 80 mg Tablet 2.21 - 7.30 3.13
353. Glucose (Dextrose) 50%, 50 mL Vial 19.60 - 78.89 19.60
354. Glyceryl Trinitrate (Nitroglycerine) 1 mg/mL, 10 mL Ampule 400.00 - 1,500.00 400.00
355. Goserelin 10.8 mg pre-filled syringe - 14,077.89◊
356. Goserelin 3.6 mg pre-filled syringe - 4,118.80◊
357. Haloperidol 5 mg Tablet 2.98 - 23.78 3.39
358. Haloperidol 5 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 244.00 - 731.50 450.00
359. Haloperidol 50 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 298.98 - 1,000.00 298.98
360. Heparin (as Sodium) 1000 IU/mL, 5 mL Vial 42.23 - 134.22 46.49
361. Heparin (as Sodium) 5000 IU/mL, 5 mL Vial 140.00 - 180.00 148.44
362. Human Recombinant Tissue Type Plasminogen-Activator (Alteplase) 50 mg
- 27,264.30◊
powder
363. Hydralazine 20 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 18.77 - 180.00 27.88
364. Hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg Tablet 2.95 - 3.15 2.95
365. Hydrocortisone 1%, 10 g Tube 90.00 - 110.00 90.00
70
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
366. Hydrocortisone 100 mg powder, Vial 8.34 - 35.00 18.78
367. Hydrocortisone 125 mg/mL, 2 mL Vial 236.00 - 369.00 236.00
368. Hydrocortisone 250 mg powder, Vial 42.22 - 108.85 54.32
369. Hydrocortisone 50 mg/mL, 2 mL Vial 149.50 - 151.00 149.50
370. Hydrocortisone Cream 1%, 5 g Tube 95.00 - 135.00 107.50
371. Hydrogen Peroxide 3%, 120 mL Bottle 14.50 - 65.00 16.00
372. Hydroxychloroquine 200 mg Tablet 50.00 - 77.20 50.00
373. Hydroxyethyl Starch 6%, 500 mL Bottle 278.20 - 680.00 380.00
374. Hydroxyurea 500 mg Capsule 13.00 – 16.25 14.00
375. Hyoscine (as N-butyl bromide) 10 mg Tablet 0.90 - 5.75 3.84
376. Hyoscine (as N-butyl bromide) 20 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 6.35 - 58.00 17.23
377. Hypromellose Eye Drops Solution 5 mg/mL, 10 mL Bottle 179.00 - 250.00 179.00
378. I.V . Fluids, 0.9% Sodium Chloride 1 L Bottle 18.00 - 100.00 26.60
379. I.V . Fluids, 0.9% Sodium Chloride 1 L Soln for irrigation Bottle 22.23 - 65.45 32.89
380. I.V . Fluids, 0.9% Sodium Chloride 100 mL Bag 49.00 - 55.00 49.00
381. I.V . Fluids, 0.9% Sodium Chloride 20 mL Ampule 20.00 - 25.00 20.00
382. I.V . Fluids, 0.9% Sodium Chloride 50 mL Bottle 16.24 - 46.00 21.11
383. I.V . Fluids, 0.9% Sodium Chloride 500 mL Bottle 19.89 - 90.00 28.89
384. I.V . Fluids, 10% Dextrose in Water 1 L Bottle 28.15 - 42.45 28.90
385. I.V . Fluids, 10% Dextrose in Water 500 mL Bottle 20.89 - 67.34 26.32
386. I.V . Fluids, 5% Dextrose in 0.3% Sodium Chloride 1 L Bottle 24.00 - 52.97 28.95
387. I.V . Fluids, 5% Dextrose in 0.3% Sodium Chloride 500 mL Bottle 20.00 - 100.00 29.52
388. I.V . Fluids, 5% Dextrose in 0.9% Sodium Chloride 1 L Bottle 22.50 - 100.00 29.96
389. I.V . Fluids, 5% Dextrose in 0.9% Sodium Chloride 500 mL Bottle 24.30 - 70.00 27.72
390. I.V . Fluids, 5% Dextrose in Lactated Ringer's 1 L Bottle 21.00 - 100.00 30.00
391. I.V . Fluids, 5% Dextrose in Lactated Ringer's 500 mL Bottle 23.32 - 58.50 32.36
392. I.V . Fluids, 5% Dextrose in Water 1 L Bottle 23.00 - 84.56 31.61
393. I.V . Fluids, 5% Dextrose in Water 250 mL Bottle 22.72 - 103.34 54.59
394. I.V . Fluids, 5% Dextrose in Water 500 mL Bottle 23.13 - 100.00 27.22
395. I.V . Fluids, 5% Dextrose in Water 500 mL Glass Bottle 76.92 - 119.56 76.92
396. I.V . Fluids, Balanced Multiple Maintenance Solution with 5% Dextrose for
22.87 - 54.21 32.00
Adult 1 L Bottle
397. I.V . Fluids, Balanced Multiple Maintenance Solution with 5% Dextrose for
21.87 - 75.00 30.57
Pedia 500 mL Bottle
398. I.V . Fluids, Balanced Multiple Replacement Solution with 5% Dextrose 1 L
25.50 - 67.34 38.90
Bottle
399. I.V . Fluids, Balanced Multiple Replacement Solution with 5% Dextrose 500
26.60 - 67.34 28.99
mL Bottle
400. I.V . Fluids, Lactated Ringer's Solution 1 L Bottle 21.00 - 100.00 29.20
401. I.V . Fluids, Lactated Ringer's Solution 500 mL Bottle 21.89 - 67.34 32.70
402. Ibuprofen 100 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Bottle 24.89 - 58.32 37.76
403. Ibuprofen 200 mg Tablet 0.88 - 1.75 0.94
404. Ibuprofen 200 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Bottle 49.00 - 87.50 68.74
405. Ibuprofen 400 mg Tablet 0.85 - 2.15 0.98
406. Ifosfamide 1 g Vial 948.00 – 2,000.00 1,250.00
407. Ifosfamide 2 g Vial 2,100.00 - 2,750.00 2,100.00
408. Imatinib 100 mg Tablet 80.00 – 90.00 90.00
409. Imatinib 400 mg tablet - 190.00●
410. Immunoglobulin, Antithymocyte 25 mg /5mL vial - 11,704.12◊
71
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
411. Immunoglobulin, Hepatitis B (human) 0.5mL Vial 1,319.50 - 1,994.00 1,750.00
412. Immunoglobulin, Normal, Human (IGIV) 50mg/mL, 100 mL Vial 9,500.00 - 11,778.00 9,500.00
413. Immunoglobulin, Normal, Human (IGIV) 50mg/mL, 50 mL Vial 4,260.00 - 6,667.00 4,260.00
414. Immunoglobulin, Rabies (human) 150 IU/mL, 2 mL Ampule 2,990.00 - 3,400.00 2,990.00
415. Immunoglobulin, Tetanus (Human) 250 IU/mL, 1 mL Ampule 698.00 - 962.00 850.00
416. Immunoglobulin, Tetanus (Human) 250 IU/mL, 1 mL Pre-filled syringe 615.00 - 980.00 615.00
417. Immunoglobulin, Tetanus (Human) 250 IU/mL, 2 mL Ampule 650.00 - 855.50 650.00
418. Immunoglobulin, Tetanus (Human) 250 units/mL, 1 mL Vial 670.00 - 850.00 760.00
419. Indacaterol (as maleate) + glycopyrronium (as bromide) 110 mcg/50 mcg
62.48 - 69.42 62.48
powder Hard Capsule
420. Insulin, Biphasic Isophane Human 70/30 (recombinant DNA) 70% isophane
70.00 - 623.40 89.00
suspension + 30% soluble insulin in 100 IU/mL, 10 mL Vial
421. Insulin, Isophane Human 100 IU/mL, 10 mL Vial 70.00 - 350.00 79.00
422. Insulin, Regular (Recombinant DNA, human) 100 IU/mL, 10 mL Vial 70.00 - 470.00 92.00
423. Intraocular Irrigating Solution (balanced salt solution) 500 mL Bottle 350.00 - 499.00 350.00
424. Iohexol 300 mg iodine/mL, 100 mL Vial 1,698.88 - 2,018.88 1,698.88
425. Iohexol 300 mg iodine/mL, 50 mL Vial 862.51 - 1,089.00 988.48
426. Iohexol 350 mg iodine/mL, 50 mL Vial 980.98 - 1,248.87 980.98
427. Iopamidol 612 mg/mL equiv. to 300 mg iodine, 100 mL Vial 1,306.80 - 1,448.80 1,306.80
428. Iopamidol 612 mg/mL equiv. to 300 mg iodine, 50 mL Vial 588.88 - 788.88 712.80
429. Iopamidol 755 mg/mL equiv. to 370 mg iodine, 100 mL Vial 1,450.80 - 1,887.90 1,450.80
430. Iopamidol 755 mg/mL equiv. to 370 mg iodine, 50 mL Vial 708.00 - 1,300.00 1,002.50
431. Ioversol 636 mg/mL equiv. to 300 mg/mL iodine, 100 mL Vial 2,000.00 - 2,000.00 2,000.00
432. Ioversol 636 mg/mL equiv. to 300 mg/mL iodine, 50 mL Vial 1,200.00 - 1,200.00 1,200.00
433. Ioversol 741 mg/mL equiv. to 350 mg/mL iodine, 50 mL Vial 1,300.00 - 1,430.00 1,300.00
434. Ipratropium + Salbutamol 500 mcg + 2.5 mg x 2.5 mL (unit dose) Respiratory
7.00 - 24.41 9.65
Solution
435. Irbesartan + Hydrochlorothiazide 150 mg + 12.5 mg Tablet 7.98 - 9.88 7.98
436. Irbesartan 150 mg Tablet 2.24 - 3.77 3.12
437. Irbesartan 300 mg Tablet 6.51 - 14.99 7.98
438. Irinotecan 100 mg/5 mL concentrate Vial 2,050.00 - 2,900.00 2,500.00
439. Irinotecan 40 mg/2 mL concentrate, vial - 533.00●
440. Iron Sucrose 20 mg/mL, 5 mL Ampule 85.10 - 288.00 111.56
441. Isoflurane 100 mL Bottle 649.44 - 1,852.00 649.44
442. Isoniazid + Rifampicin + Pyrazinamide + Ethambutol 75 mg + 150 mg + 400
4.50 - 9.00 6.49
mg + 275 mg Tablet
443. Isoniazid + Rifampicin 75 mg + 150 mg Tablet 4.00 - 8.00 6.00
444. Isoniazid 200 mg/5 mL, 120 mL Syrup 70.00 - 74.00 70.00
445. Isoniazid 300 mg tablet - 0.83*
446. Isosorbide Dinitrate 1 mg/mL, 10 mL Ampule 131.78 - 792.00 131.78
447. Isosorbide Dinitrate 10 mg Tablet 1.20 - 19.05 8.70
448. Isosorbide Dinitrate 5 mg Sublingual Tablet 8.00 - 20.83 8.00
449. Isosorbide Dinitrate 5 mg Tablet 3.00 - 8.00 3.00
450. Isosorbide-5-Mononitrate 30 mg MR Tablet 5.00 - 11.00 7.65
451. Isosorbide-5-Mononitrate 60 mg MR Tablet 5.00 - 12.00 7.00
452. Isotonic Electrolyte Sodium Chloride 1 L Bottle 120.00 - 220.00 120.00
453. Isoxsuprine Hydrochloride 10 mg Tablet 3.90 - 19.50 6.65
454. Isoxsuprine Hydrochloride 5 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 100.00 - 217.50 156.00
455. Itraconazole 100 mg Capsule 29.50 - 65.00 42.00
72
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
456. Ketamine 50 mg/mL, 10 mL Vial 378.32 - 1,399.88 498.77
457. Ketoconazole 2%, 15 g aluminum tube 67.33 - 115.00 78.00
458. Ketorolac 30 mg/mL, 1mL Ampule 10.22 - 47.50 14.42
459. Lactulose 3.3 g/5 mL, 120 mL Syrup 55.00 - 200.00 92.50
460. Lactulose 3.35 g/5 mL, 120 mL Syrup 65.00 - 108.33 86.67
461. Lagundi 300 mg Tablet 1.50 - 2.50 1.75
462. Lagundi 300 mg/5 mL, 120 mL Syrup 45.00 - 131.08 70.72
463. Lagundi 300 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Syrup 34.78 - 58.50 49.44
464. Lagundi 600 mg Tablet 2.50 - 4.15 2.70
465. Lamivudine + Tenofovir + Efavirenz 300 mg + 300 mg + 600 mg tablet - 18.30*
466. Lamivudine + Tenofovir 300 mg + 300 mg tablet - 10.16*
467. Lamivudine + Zidovudine 150 mg + 300 mg tablet - 7.48*
468. Lamotrigine 100 mg Tablet 7.42 - 17.00 7.42
469. Lamotrigine 50 mg Tablet 5.37 - 14.00 5.37
470. Lansoprazole 30 mg Capsule 16.88 - 20.90 16.88
471. Latanoprost 50mcg/mL, 2.5mL Bottle 500.00 - 1,056.00 800.00
472. Letrozole 2.5 mg Film coated tablet 30.00 – 35.00 32.98
473. Letrozole 2.5 mg Tablet 31.50 - 35.00 31.50
474. Leuproreline 11.25 mg powder depot solution Vial + Syringe 10,500.00 - 11,600.00 11,319.00
475. Leuproreline 3.75 mg/2 mL Vial + Syringe 4,750.00 – 5,000.00 4,750.00
476. Levetiracetam 1 g Film coated tablet 22.45 - 38.00 22.45
477. Levetiracetam 100 mg/mL, 300 mL Bottle 1,315.00 - 1,922.98 1,315.00
478. Levetiracetam 250 mg Film coated tablet 8.75 - 22.00 11.76
479. Levetiracetam 500 mg Film coated tablet 11.50 - 23.50 16.38
480. Levetiracetam 500 mg/5 mL Vial 1,200.00 - 2,348.00 1,734.00
481. Levodopa + Carbidopa 100 mg + 25 mg Tablet 14.00 - 21.50 14.55
482. Levodopa + Carbidopa 250 mg + 25 mg Tablet 19.88 - 35.00 21.45
483. Levofloxacin 5 mg/mL (0.5% w/v) Bottle 350.25 - 373.60 350.25
484. Levofloxacin 5 mg/mL,100 mL Vial 67.23 - 965.00 104.22
485. Levofloxacin 500 mg Tablet 3.75 - 44.99 6.13
486. Levofloxacin 750 mg Tablet 11.80 - 63.05 13.50
487. Levothyroxine 100 mcg Tablet 5.50 - 10.00 6.47
488. Levothyroxine 150 mcg Tablet 10.20 - 10.89 10.20
489. Levothyroxine 50mcg Tablet 2.50 - 3.85 3.44
490. Lid ocaine 10%, 50 mL Spray 1,993.91 - 2,707.75 1,993.91
491. Lid ocaine 2%, 1.8mL w/ epinephrine Carpule 18.20 - 29.00 18.20
492. Lidocaine 2%, 20 mL Ampule 7.68 - 12.00 7.68
493. Lidocaine 2%, 5 mL Ampule 6.74 - 36.63 10.00
494. Lidocaine 2%, 5 mL Vial 10.24 - 11.94 10.24
495. Lidocaine 2%, 50 mL Vial 14.74 - 55.00 36.91
496. Linezolid 2 mg/mL (600 mg/300 mL) Solution 2,200.00 - 3,820.00 2,525.00
497. Linezolid 600 mg Film coated tablet 1,500.00 - 3,750.00 1,790.23
498. Lipids 20%, 100 mL Bottle 860.00 - 1,080.00 860.00
499. Lipids 20%, 250 mL Bottle 633.00 - 800.00 689.00
500. Lithium Carbonate 450 mg MR Tablet 4.33 – 4.76 4.33
501. Loperamide Hydrochloride 2 mg Capsule 0.45 - 3.00 0.92
502. Lopinavir + Ritonavir 200 mg + 50 mg tablet - 14.34*
503. Loratadine 10 mg Tablet 0.94 - 8.76 1.47
504. Losartan + Hydrochlorothiazide 50mg +12.5 mg Tablet 1.50 - 12.00 3.01
505. Losartan 100 mg Tablet 1.70 - 8.00 2.50
73
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
506. Losartan 50 mg Tablet 0.70 - 7.00 0.80
507. Magnesium Sulfate 250 mg/mL, 10 mL Ampule 18.72 - 57.88 23.44
508. Magnesium Sulfate 250 mg/mL, 10 mL Vial 22.40 - 55.98 29.16
509. Magnesium Sulfate 250 mg/mL, 20 mL Vial 19.00 - 52.00 28.60
510. Mannitol 20%, 500 mL Bottle 58.78 - 320.00 69.38
511. Mebendazole 100 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Suspension 14.00 - 28.00 14.00
512. Mebendazole 500 mg Tablet 1.75 - 4.00 1.75
513. Mecobalamin 500 mcg Tablet 10.00 - 13.67 11.00
514. Mecobalamin 500 mcg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 98.00 - 186.00 173.00
515. Mefenamic Acid 250 mg Capsule 0.55 - 1.50 1.07
516. Mefenamic Acid 500 mg Capsule 0.60 - 12.80 1.28
517. Mefenamic Acid 500 mg Tablet 0.53 - 10.14 0.91
518. Memantine 10 mg Film coated tablet 15.00 - 18.00 18.00
519. Meropenem 1 g Vial 143.22 - 840.00 156.45
520. Meropenem 500 mg Vial 97.33 - 540.00 104.39
521. Mesna 100 mg/mL, 4 mL Ampule 140.00 – 147.00 140.00
522. Metformin Hydrochloride 500 mg Film coated tablet 0.43 - 3.85 0.54
523. Metformin Hydrochloride 850 mg Tablet 4.05 - 4.39 4.39
524. Methotrexate 2.5 mg tablet - 4.72●
525. Methotrexate 25 mg/mL, 2 mL Vial 118.00 - 199.00 138.50
526. Methyldopa 250 mg Tablet 4.86 - 11.00 9.18
527. Methylergometrine 200 mcg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 11.12 - 70.00 13.79
528. Methylprednisolone 1 g/16 mL + Diluent Vial 2,100.00 - 3,162.50 2,100.00
529. Methylprednisolone 125 mg/mL, 2 mL + diluent Vial 597.00 - 615.00 597.00
530. Methylprednisolone 16 mg Tablet 6.85 - 25.30 8.20
531. Methylprednisolone 4 mg Tablet 4.15 - 14.00 5.00
532. Methylprednisolone 40 mg ( single dose) vial 280.00 - 668.90 289.95
533. Methylprednisolone 500 mg lyophilized powder Vial 1,155.00 - 1,256.00 1,155.00
534. Methylprednisolone 500 mg/8.0 mL + diluent vial Vial 1,161.00 - 1,250.00 1,161.00
535. Methylprednisolone 500mg/7.7mL + Diluent Vial 1,200.00 - 2,280.00 1,200.00
536. Metoclopramide 10 mg Tablet 0.79 - 4.50 1.73
537. Metoclopramide 5 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Syrup 19.50 - 25.70 19.50
538. Metoclopramide 5 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 3.08 - 15.00 3.97
539. Metoprolol (as Tartrate) 100 mg Tablet 0.83 - 4.85 1.55
540. Metoprolol (as Tartrate) 50 mg Tablet 0.46 - 3.65 0.95
541. Metronidazole 125 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Suspension 15.00 - 69.00 20.25
542. Metronidazole 5 mg/mL, 100 mL Vial 12.11 - 57.00 14.17
543. Metronidazole 500 mg Tablet 0.85 - 3.85 1.20
544. Midazolam 1 mg/mL, 5 mL Ampule 59.00 - 91.00 70.00
545. Midazolam 5 mg/mL, 3 mL Ampule 88.89 - 215.84 104.89
546. Midazolam 5 mg/mL,1 mL Ampule 49.74 - 159.00 61.40
547. Modified Fluid Gelatin (Formerly Polymerisate of Degraded Succinylated
515.00 - 910.00 515.00
Gelatin) 4% solution, 500 mL Bottle
548. Monobasic Sodium Phosphate, Dibasic Sodium Phosphate 19 g/ 7 g solution
175.50 - 213.00 205.00
per 133 mL Bottle
549. Montelukast 10 mg Tablet 3.53 - 18.00 7.25
550. Montelukast 4 mg Chewable Tablet 3.15 - 7.00 4.99
551. Montelukast 5 mg Chewable Tablet 3.00 - 17.50 5.00
552. Morphine (As Sulfate) 10 mg MR Tablet 20.00 - 26.66 20.00
553. Morphine (As Sulfate) 10 mg/mL,1 mL Ampule 49.70 - 70.00 49.70
554. Morphine 30 mg MR tablet - 26.18◊
555. Morphine 60 mg MR tablet - 69.67◊
74
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
556. Moxifloxacin (as Hydrochloride) 400 mg Film coated tablet 71.20 - 103.67 71.20
557. Mo xifloxacin 5 mg/mL, 5 mL Ophthalmic Solution 320.00 - 493.00 493.00
558. Multivitamins for adults Capsule 0.80 - 5.00 1.07
559. Multivitamins for adults Tablet 1.30 - 4.25 1.93
560. Multivitamins per 1 mL ,15 mL Drops 14.46 - 58.88 22.85
561. Multivitamins per 5 mL, 120 mL Syrup 23.50 - 97.00 44.00
562. Multivitamins per 5 mL, 60 mL Syrup 18.00 - 49.00 19.60
563. Mupirocin Cream 2%, 15 g Tube 93.33 - 150.00 136.88
564. Mupirocin Ointment 2%, 15 g Tube 60.00 - 134.33 104.00
565. Mupirocin Ointment 2%, 5 g Tube 38.33 - 98.80 44.33
566. Mycophenolate Mofetil 500 mg Tablet 48.50 - 56.00 54.49
567. Mycophenolic Acid 360 mg tablet - 58.71◊
568. Nalbuphine 10 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 44.88 - 103.00 44.88
569. Naloxone 400 mcg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 200.00 - 338.04 234.33
570. Naproxen Sodium 550 mg Tablet 3.00 - 3.38 3.00
571. Neomycin + Polymyxin B + Fluocinolone Acetonide Ear Drops 3.5 mg
neomycin +10,000 units polymyxin B + 0.025% floucinolone acetonide/mL, 5 mL 150.00 - 219.00 184.50
Bottle
572. Neostigmine 500 mcg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 65.00 - 126.00 118.75
573. Neostigmine 500 mcg/mL, 10 mL Vial 698.15 - 850.00 698.15
574. Nevirapine 200 mg tablet - 3.48*
575. Nicardipine 1 mg/mL, 10 mL Ampule 106.23 - 420.00 190.12
576. Nicardipine 1 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 61.22 - 419.85 80.50
577. Nifedipine 10 mg Capsule 2.20 - 4.90 3.25
578. Nimodipine 30 mg film-coated tablet - 27.52◊
579. Nitrofurantoin 100 mg Capsule 7.00 - 18.00 7.00
580. Norepinephrine (as Bitartate) 2 mg/mL, 4 mL Ampule 1,185.00 - 1,650.00 1,185.00
581. Norepinephrine 1 mg/mL, 10 mL Ampule 450.00 - 1,200.00 515.20
582. Norepinephrine 1 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 71.23 - 338.00 93.22
583. Norepinephrine 1 mg/mL, 4 mL Ampule 131.22 - 700.00 148.04
584. Nystatin 100,000 units/mL, 30 mL Suspension 50.00 - 268.00 155.00
585. Octreotide 100 mcg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 450.00 - 674.70 540.00
586. Octreotide 500 mcg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 2,134.13 - 4,268.26 2,134.13
587. Ofloxacin 200 mg Tablet 1.78 - 4.85 3.75
588. Ofloxacin Ear Drops 0.3%, 5 mL Bottle 175.00 - 250.00 200.00
589. Ofloxacin Eye Drops 0.3%, 5 mL Bottle 167.00 - 170.00 167.00
590. Olanzapine 10 mg Orodispersible tab 16.00 – 29.98 18.63
591. Olanzapine 10 mg Tablet 0.23 – 51.00 4.11
592. Omeprazole 20 mg Capsule 0.68 - 12.00 0.81
593. Omeprazole 40 mg Capsule 2.20 - 28.00 4.23
594. Omeprazole 40 mg powder vial + 10 mL solvent Ampule 21.00 - 335.00 24.78
595. Ondansetron (as Hydrochloride) 2 mg/mL, 2mL Ampule 129.00 - 155.45 145.75
596. Ondansetron (as Hydrochloride) 2 mg/mL, 4 mL Ampule 68.78 – 275.00 78.23
597. Ondansetron (as Hydrochloride) 8 mg Tablet 65.00 - 95.00 67.50
598. Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS 75- replacement) 20.5 g Sachet 3.64 - 6.69 3.64
599. Oseltamivir 75 mg capsule - 40.00*
600. Oxacillin 500 mg Vial 12.00 - 130.00 17.88
601. Oxaliplatin 5 mg/mL concentrate solution, 10 mL Vial 1,164.35 - 1,689.00 1,475.45
602. Oxaliplatin 5 mg/mL concentrate solution, 20 mL Vial 1,787.00 - 2,798.00 2,725.00
603. Oxaliplatin 50 mg powder Vial 1,095.00 - 2,998.00 1,165.79
604. Oxcarbazepine 300 mg Tablet 10.00 - 24.10 14.27
605. Oxycodone + Naloxone 10 mg + 5 mg tablet - 72.92◊
75
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
606. Oxycodone + Naloxone 20 mg + 10 mg tablet - 143.80◊
607. Oxycodone + Naloxone 40 mg + 20 mg tablet - 243.54◊
608. Oxycodone + Naloxone 5 mg + 2.5 mg tablet - 80.10◊
609. Oxycodone 10 mg Tablet 127.16 - 170.92 127.16
610. Oxycodone 10 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 618.69 - 1,107.25 618.69
611. Oxycodone 5 mg Capsule 121.28 - 139.76 121.28
612. Oxymetazoline 0.05%, 15 mL Bottle 195.00 - 297.00 195.00
613. Oxytocin 10 IU/mL, 1 mL Ampule 4.93 - 44.98 7.12
614. Paclitaxel 6 mg/mL, 16.7 mL vial - 980.00●
615. Paclitaxel 6 mg/mL, 17 mL Vial 922.22 - 1,957.00 1,375.90
616. Paclitaxel 6 mg/mL, 25 mL Vial 1,900.00 – 5,880.00 3,248.00
617. Paclitaxel 6 mg/mL, 43.4 mL Vial 3,250.00 - 5,100.00 4,000.00
618. Paclitaxel 6 mg/mL, 5 mL Vial 447.24 - 995.00 488.00
619. Paliperidone 100 mg/mL Prolonged release 6,794.00 - 6,794.00 6,794.00
620. Paliperidone 150 mg/1.5 mL Prolonged release 6,794.00 - 6,794.00 6,794.00
621. Paracetamol 10 mg/mL, 100 mL Vial 73.23 - 318.98 107.33
622. Paracetamol 10 mg/mL, 50 mL Vial 198.00 - 263.38 198.00
623. Paracetamol 100 mg/ml, 15 mL Drops 11.96 - 38.00 15.00
624. Pa racetamol 120 mg/5 mL (125 mg/5 mL), 60 mL Bottle 12.70 - 22.00 14.50
625. Paracetamol 125 mg Suppository 11.72 - 65.00 17.94
626. Paracetamol 150 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 2.72 - 14.80 4.12
627. Paracetamol 250 mg Suppository 11.72 - 44.00 16.91
628. Paracetamol 250 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Bottle 11.50 - 88.40 17.25
629. Paracetamol 500 mg Tablet 0.20 - 2.00 0.45
630. Penicillin G Benzathine (benzathine benzylpenicillin) 1,200,000 units Vial 43.32 - 155.00 49.55
631. Penicillin G Crystalline 1 MU Vial 4.34 - 18.00 6.24
632. Penicillin G Crystalline 5 MU Vial 14.12 - 30.00 15.92
633. Permethrin Lotion 5%, 60 mL Bottle 193.80 - 220.00 205.80
634. Pethidine 50 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 138.00 - 495.00 148.00
635. Phenobarbital 60 mg Tablet 5.09 - 5.20 5.09
636. Phenytoin 100 mg Capsule 7.00 - 31.46 11.50
637. Phenytoin 50 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 59.77 - 680.00 83.28
638. Phenytoin 50 mg/mL, 5 mL Ampule 595.00 - 833.00 595.00
639. Phytomenadione 10 mg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 12.95 - 48.77 16.77
640. Pilocarpine 2%, 15 mL Bottle 250.00 - 270.18 250.00
641. Piperacillin + Tazobactam 2 g + 250 mg Vial 66.98 - 300.00 72.83
642. Piperacillin + Tazobactam 4 g + 500 mg Vial 88.63 - 350.00 97.44
643. Polymyxin 500,000 IU, 5 mL Vial 2,386.00 - 3,993.00 2,386.00
644. Potassium Chloride 2 mEq/mL, 20 mL Vial 19.70 - 48.00 23.00
645. Potassium Chloride 600 mg Tablet 10.00 - 18.00 10.00
646. Potassium Chloride 750 mg durules (equiv. to approximately 10 mEq) Tablet 7.30 - 23.00 12.00
647. Potassium Citrate 10 mEq Tablet 4.71 - 11.00 6.80
648. Povidone Iodine (Oral Antiseptic) 1%, 60 mL Bottle 85.40 - 89.00 85.40
649. Povidone Iodine (Solution) 10%, 1 gallon Bottle 545.00 - 595.00 545.00
650. Povidone Iodine (Solution) 10%, 60 mL Bottle 35.00 - 51.00 47.00
651. Povidone Iodine (Surgical Skin Cleanser) 7.5%, 1 gallon Bottle 545.00 - 575.00 545.00
652. Prednisolone Eye Drops 1%, 5 mL Bottle 98.00 - 240.00 148.00
653. Prednisone 10 mg Tablet 0.80 - 4.40 2.45
654. Prednisone 10 mg/5 mL, 60 mL Suspension 75.00 - 140.00 102.10
655. Prednisone 20 mg Tablet 2.36 - 7.00 2.36
76
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
656. Prednisone 5 mg Tablet 0.53 - 1.90 0.59
657. Propofol 10 mg/mL, 20 mL Ampule 50.45 - 380.00 54.49
658. Propofol 10 mg/mL, 20 mL Vial 51.98 - 62.00 56.38
659. Propofol 10 mg/mL, 50 mL Vial 383.40 - 538.00 489.63
660. Propranolol 10 mg Tablet 0.70 - 9.44 5.50
661. Propranolol 40 mg Tablet 1.03 - 30.00 8.45
662. Propylthiouracil 50 mg Tablet 5.52 - 27.80 5.52
663. Pyrazinamide 500 mg Tablet 1.85 - 3.49 1.85
664. Quetiapine (as Fumarate) 100 mg Tablet 19.00 - 88.88 24.50
665. Quetiapine (as Fumarate) 200 mg Tablet 20.00 – 70.00 31.60
666. Quetiapine (as Fumarate) 25 mg Tablet 12.00 - 20.86 12.45
667. Quetiapine (as Fumarate) 300 mg Tablet 36.00 - 52.85 48.00
668. Rabeprazole (as Sodium) 20 mg Tablet 6.12 - 15.00 13.00
669. Ranitidine 150 mg Tablet 0.59 - 0.88 0.67
670. Ranitidine 25 mg/mL, 2 mL Ampule 2.59 - 33.00 3.28
671. Ranitidine 300 mg Tablet 2.05 - 3.80 2.05
672. Remifentanil 1 mg lyophilized powder Vial 1,500.00 - 1,500.00 1,500.00
673. Retinol (Vitamin A) 100,000 IU soft gel capsule - 1.28*
674. Retinol (Vitamin A) 200,000 IU soft gel capsule - 1.30*
675. Rifampicin 200 mg/5 mL, 120 mL Suspension 195.00 - 320.00 265.00
676. Rifampicin 450 mg Capsule 9.00 - 9.50 9.00
677. Rifaximin 200 mg Tablet 63.20 - 69.20 63.20
678. Risperidone 1 mg Tablet 5.90 - 10.89 6.65
679. Risperidone 2 mg Orodispersible tab 2.39 - 34.00 29.50
680. Risperidone 2 mg Tablet 2.34 – 66.07 2.98
681. Risperidone 4 mg Tablet 14.00 - 49.94 14.00
682. Rituximab 10 mg/mL, 10 mL Vial - 8,363.00●
683. Rituximab 10 mg/mL, 50 mL Vial - 40,757.00●
684. Rocuronium 10 mg/mL, 5 mL Ampule 149.88 - 214.44 149.88
685. Rocuronium 10 mg/mL, 5 mL Vial 149.33 - 250.00 158.60
686. Ropivacaine 10 mg/mL, 10 mL Ampule 337.63 - 442.00 337.63
687. Rosuvastatin (as Calcium) 10 mg Tablet 2.44 - 8.93 4.03
688. Rosuvastatin (as Calcium) 20 mg Tablet 2.90 - 14.86 6.48
689. Sacubitril/Valsartan 100 mg Tablet 56.25 - 56.25 56.25
690. Sacubitril/Valsartan 200 mg Tablet 56.25 - 56.25 56.25
691. Sacubitril/Valsartan 50 mg Tablet 55.25 - 56.25 55.25
692. Salbutamol 1 mg/mL, 2.5 mL (unit dose) Nebule 4.12 - 10.08 4.92
693. Salbutamol 100 mcg/dose x 200 doses Breath Actuated MDI 85.49 - 118.54 118.54
694. Salbutamol 100 mcg/dose x 200 doses Metered Dose Inhaler 64.33 - 125.00 76.84
695. Salbutamol 2 mg/5mL, 60 mL Syrup 11.50 - 51.06 14.98
696. Salbutamol 2 mg/mL, 2.5 mL (unit dose) Nebule 5.37 - 18.00 8.00
697. Sambong 500 mg Tablet 4.00 - 6.85 5.25
698. Sertraline 50 mg Tablet 6.20 – 38.00 7.25
699. Serum, Anti-rabies (equine) 200 IU/mL, 5mL Vial 730.00 – 1,500.00 730.00
700. Serum, Anti-tetanus (ATS) (equine) 1500 IU/0.7 mL, 0.7 mL Ampule 42.33 - 78.00 56.44
701. Serum, Anti-tetanus (ATS) (equine) 1500 IU/0.7 mL, 0.7 mL Vial 52.24 - 52.43 52.24
702. Serum, Anti-tetanus (ATS) (equine) 1500 IU/mL, 1 mL Ampule 44.32 - 74.18 59.38
703. Sevelemer 800 mg film-coated tablet - 34.63◊
704. Sevoflurane 250 mL Bottle 3,673.00 - 11,000.00 4,433.11
705. Sil ver Sulfadiazine Cream 1%, 15 g Tube 61.22 - 64.77 61.22
77
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
706. Silver Sulfadiazine Cream 1%, 25 g Tube 56.44 - 125.00 69.11
707. Silver Sulfadiazine Cream 1%, 500 g Jar 750.00 - 930.00 870.00
708. Simvastatin 20 mg Tablet 0.79 - 5.50 1.40
709. Simvastatin 40 mg Tablet 2.00 - 8.00 3.50
710. Sirolimus 0.5 mg tablet - 136.97◊
711. Sirolimus 1 mg tablet - 185.72◊
712. Sodium Bicarbonate 1 mEq/ mL, 20 mL ampule 68.23 - 144.75 68.23
713. Sodium Bicarbonate 1 meq/mL, 50 mL ampule 90.68 - 119.99 90.68
714. Sodium Bicarbonate 1 meq/mL, 50 mL Vial 90.00 - 110.00 90.00
715. Sodium Bicarbonate 650 mg Tablet 0.99 - 5.25 0.99
716. Sodium Chloride 2.5 mEq/mL, 20 mL Vial 19.00 - 52.36 19.00
717. Sodium Chloride 2.5 mEq/mL, 50 mL Vial 21.34 - 49.50 21.34
718. Sodium Hyaluronate 1 mg/mL, 5 mL Ophthalmic Solution 175.00 - 271.20 254.25
719. Sofosbuvir 400 mg tablet - 153.57*
720. Somatostatin 250 mcg Vial 630.42 - 798.00 630.42
721. Somatostatin 3 mg Vial 4,209.91 - 5,598.00 4,390.00
722. Spironolactone 100 mg Tablet 31.28 - 33.00 31.28
723. Spironolactone 25 mg Tablet 4.71 - 15.00 9.20
724. Spironolactone 50 mg Tablet 8.50 - 36.28 24.96
725. Sterile Water For injection 1 L Bottle 28.00 - 88.90 28.00
726. Sterile Water For injection 10 mL Ampule 10.50 - 160.05 56.00
727. Sterile Water For injection 100 mL Bottle 17.15 - 84.65 23.04
728. Sterile Water For injection 50 mL Bottle 16.98 - 185.00 19.23
729. Streptokinase 1,500,000 IU Vial 3,480.00 - 9,000.00 3,700.00
730. Sucralfate 1 g Tablet 25.00 - 45.00 30.50
731. Sugammadex 100 mg/mL, 2 mL Vial 5,257.07 - 5,257.07 5,257.07
732. Suxamethonium (Succinylcholine) 20 mg/mL, 10 mL Vial 102.33 - 300.00 129.83
733. Tacrolimus 1 mg slow-release capsule - 83.18◊
734. Tamoxifen 20 mg Tablet - 2.15
735. Tamsulosin 200 mcg Capsule 11.60 - 28.00 17.50
736. Tamsulosin 200 mcg Orally Disintegrating Tablet 10.50 - 38.49 21.00
737. Tamsulosin 400 mcg MR Film Coated Tablet 4.99 - 21.00 14.73
738. Telmisartan + Hydrochlorothiazide 40 mg + 12.5 mg Tablet 19.02 - 23.15 19.02
739. Telmisartan 40 mg Tablet 10.00 - 16.07 13.62
740. Telmisartan 80 mg Tablet 18.00 - 31.80 25.00
741. Tenofovir Disoproxil Fumarate 300 mg tablet 40.00 - 43.64 40.00
742. Terazosin 1 mg Tablet 42.80 - 51.00 42.80
743. Terazosin 2 mg Tablet 19.75 - 23.00 21.00
744. Terazosin 5 mg Tablet 94.00 - 173.87 94.00
745. Terbutaline 500 mcg/mL, 1 mL Ampule 39.98 - 98.00 39.98
746. Thiamazole (Methimazole) 5 mg Tablet 1.89 - 5.41 4.73
747. Thiopental Sodium 500 mg Vial 916.00 - 960.00 916.00
748. Timolol Eye Drops 0.5%, 5 mL Bottle 210.00 - 360.00 281.50
749. Tinzaparin 10,000 anti-XA IU/mL, 0.45 mL pre-filled syringe - 238.31◊
750. Tinzaparin 10,000 anti-Xa IU/mL, 2 mL vial - 711.57◊
751. Tiotropium 18 mcg/dose with appropriate accompanying dispenser - 57.33◊
752. Tobramycin + Dexamethasone Eye Drops 0.3% + 0.1%, 5 mL Bottle 112.32 - 230.00 168.00
753. Tobramycin + Dexamethasone Eye Ointment 0.3% + 0.1%, 3.5 g Tube 190.00 - 520.68 190.00
754. Tobramycin Eye Drops 0.3%, 5 mL Bottle 70.00 - 206.39 160.00
755. Tobramycin Eye Ointment 0.3%, 3.5 g Tube 192.40 - 453.33 192.40
78
Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
756. Tolvaptan 15 mg Tablet 652.80 - 693.75 652.80
757. Topiramate 25 mg Tablet 8.65 - 12.25 12.02
758. Topiramate 50 mg Tablet 7.50 - 9.25 8.60
759. Tramadol 100 mg MR Tablet 3.00 - 79.90 77.50
760. Tramadol 50 mg Dispersible Tablet 1.40 - 2.00 1.80
761. Tramadol 50 mg Capsule 0.60 - 6.69 1.98
762. Tramadol 50 mg/ml, 1 ml Ampule 6.39 - 38.00 9.40
763. Tramadol 50 mg/ml, 2 ml Ampule 5.49 - 59.00 6.38
764. Tranexamic Acid 100 mg/mL, 5 mL Ampule 12.22 - 950.00 14.32
765. Tranexamic Acid 500 mg Capsule 3.48 - 15.00 5.38
766. Tranexamic Acid 500 mg Tablet 5.00 - 5.90 5.63
767. Trastuzumab 150 mg Lyophilized Powder 11,895.95 – 38,272.00 11,895.95
768. Trastuzumab 600 mg/5 mL (120 mg/mL), 5 ml vial - 26,000.00**
769. Travoprost 0.004%, 2.5 mL Bottle 1,234.00 - 1,234.00 1,234.00
770. Trimetazidine 35 mg Tablet 2.95 - 14.55 3.77
771. Tropicamide + Phenylephrine Hydrochloride 5 mg + 5 mg/mL, 10 mL Eye
498.75 - 532.00 498.75
Drops
772. Ursodeoxycholic Acid 250 mg Capsule 27.00 - 44.00 34.14
773. Vaccine, BCG 500 mcg /mL vial + 1 mL diluent in ampule 20 doses - 180.00*
774. Vaccine, Diptheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Hepatitis B Recombinant and
58.00*
Haemophilus Influenza Type B (Hib) Combined 0.5 mL vial
775. Vaccine, Hepatitis B (recombinant DNA) 10 mcg/0.5 mL (pediatric)
118.98 - 240.00 132.77
Monodose Vial
776. Vaccine, Hepatitis B (recombinant DNA) 10 mcg/0.5 mL, 5 mL (10 dose/vial) - 183.00*
777. Vaccine, Hepatitis B (recombinant DNA) 20 mcg/mL, 1 mL Vial 122.33 - 187.44 165.75
778. Vaccine, Hepatitis B (recombinant DNA) 20 mcg/mL, 10 mL Vial 118.34 - 600.00 118.34
779. Vaccine, Human Papillomavirus Bivalent (types 16 and 18) 0.5 mL
1,764.00 - 2,295.00 1,764.00
suspension in prefilled syringe
780. Vaccine, Inactivated Poliomyelitis (Type 1,2 and 3) 0.5 mL multidose vial - 181.00*
781. Vaccine, Influenza Polyvalent 0.5 mL Vial + Pre-filled syringe diluent 550.00 - 570.00 550.00
782. Vaccine, Influenza Polyvalent 15 mcg/0.5 mL, 5 mL - 184.00 / dose*
783. Vaccine, Live Attenuated Measles. Mumps and Rubella (MMR) Multidose
- 960.00*
vial + 5 mL diluent (10 Doses)
784. Vaccine, Pneumococcal 13 Valent Conjugate 0.5 mL single dose vial 3,100.00 - 3,569.00 3,100.00
785. Vaccine, Pneumococcal Conjugate multidose vial - 419.44 / dose*
786. Vaccine, Pneumococcal Polyvalent 25 mcg/0.5 mL, 0.5 mL single dose vial - 524.00*
787. Vaccine, Rabies Chick Embryo Cell (Purified Inactivated) 2.5 IU/mL, 1 dose +
730.00 - 1,790.00 1,438.00
1 mL diluent vial
788. Vaccine, Rabies Vero Cell lyophilized powder, 2.5 IU/0.5 mL, vial + diluent (5
497.98 – 1,694.00 497.98
ID doses/vial)
789. Vaccine, Tetanus Toxoid 0.5 mL Ampule 28.43 - 108.00 33.68
790. Vaccine, Vero Cell (purified) 2.5 IU/0.5 mL Vial + diluent 497.98 - 1,694.00 497.98
791. Valaciclovir 500 mg Tablet 31.61 - 31.61 31.61
792. Valproate Disodium/Valproic Acid 250 mg tablet 7.95 - 27.50 8.88
793. Valproate Disodium/Valproic Acid 500 mg Film coated tablet 7.20 - 39.60 10.75
794. Valproic Acid + Sodium Valproate 500 mg MR Tablet 10.75 - 11.95 10.75
795. Valproic Acid 250 mg/5 mL, 120 mL Syrup 300.00 - 890.00 314.05
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Lowest-Highest
Drugname 2021 DPRI
(GIDA Area)
796. Valproic Acid 500 mg/5 mL, 5 mL Vial 1,694.65 - 1,927.06 1,694.65
797. Valsartan + Hydrochlorothiazide 80 mg + 12.5 mg Tablet 11.49 - 12.04 11.49
798. Valsartan 160 mg Tablet 10.35 - 11.23 11.00
799. Valsartan 80 mg Tablet 7.95 - 11.23 8.42
800. Vancomycin 1 g Vial 149.24 - 2,302.00 313.20
801. Vancomycin 500 mg Vial 100.00 - 995.00 137.22
802. Verapamil 2.5mg/ml, 2mL Ampule 112.40 - 181.65 112.40
803. Vinblastine 1 mg/mL, 10 mL Vial 860.00 - 860.00 860.00
804. Vinblastine 10 mg Vial 749.00 - 860.00 749.00
805. Vincristine (As Sulfate) 1 mg/mL, 1 mL Vial 177.00 – 293.00 177.00
806. Vincristine (As Sulfate) 1 mg/mL, 2 mL Vial 385.00 – 440.00 385.00
807. Vitamin B1 B6 B12 100 mg + 100 mg + 1 mg, 3 mL Ampule 9.00 - 858.73 32.00
808. Vitamin B1 B6 B12 100 mg + 5 mg + 50 mcg Capsule 1.00 - 4.50 2.57
809. Vitamin B1 B6 B12 100 mg + 5 mg + 50 mcg Tablet 0.90 - 11.45 1.50
810. Voriconazole 200 mg Film coated tablet 1,000.00 - 1,000.00 1,000.00
811. Voriconazole 200 mg lyophilized powder for solution, 30 mL Vial 5,500.00 - 5,600.00 5,500.00
812. Warfarin 2.5 mg Tablet 10.00 - 19.50 12.00
813. Warfarin 5 mg Tablet 12.00 - 325.00 12.00
814. Zinc 27.5 mg/mL (Equiv. to 10 mg Elemental Zinc), 15 mL Oral Drops 24.85 - 72.00 34.75
815. Zinc 55 mg/5 mL (Equiv. to 20 mg Elemental Zinc), 60 mL Syrup 27.98 - 49.00 38.00
816. Zolpidem 10 mg Tablet 29.00 - 39.00 38.50
*The Reference Price was based on the DOH COBAC Procurement Price 2020
**Excluded from the maximum 10% inflationary cost
◊The Reference Price was based on the MWP (excluded from the maximum 10% inflationary cost)
●The Reference Price was based on the PPPI Procurement Price 2020
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4. EMERGENCY ROOM AND WARD SERVICES
Provide health care services to Cebu City residents/ patients with emergency and medical
needs.
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6. Submit self for initial 6.1. Assess patient’s none 30 minutes ER Triage Nurse
assessment by Triage condition (including CCMC
Nurse. vital signs)
6.2. Refer patient to
appropriate department
or service area at ER
7. Proceed to 7.1. Usher patient to none 10 minutes ER Triage Nurse
appropriate service the appropriate service CCMC
area/department. area
7.2. Receive patient ER Nurse on
from Triage Nurse duty
CCMC
8. Submit self for 8.1. Conduct interview none 30 minutes ER Physician
assessment and 8.2. Appraise patient’s CCMC
appropriate condition
intervention by ER 8.3. Perform physical
physician examination
9. Receive request 9.1. Issue request
form for medical form for medical
supplies supplies
9.2. Issued laboratory
diagnostic examination
and/ organ imaging
procedures as needed
9.3. Formulate/
discuss treatment plan
with patient
For patients with 10.1. Fill out the none 5 minutes ER Physician or
Laboratory and/ request form for Nurse on Duty
Organ Imaging: laboratory and/or organ CCMC
10.Secure request imaging procedures
form for laboratory with Doctor’s signature
and/or organ imaging 10.2. Instruct patient
procedures, if any or patient’s
accompanying to
For patients with NO proceed to laboratory
Laboratory and/ or organ imaging
Organ Imaging: department
Proceed to Step 12
11. Process request 7 days, 2
Please refer to Service No.7:
for laboratory and/or hours and 20
Laboratory Examination Services
organ imaging minutes
procedures 10 days, 2
Please refer to Service No. 8: Organ
hour and 45
Imaging Procedures
minutes
12. Receive admission Patients for none 5 minutes ER Physician
order or discharge admission: CCMC
order from the 12.1. Write an
attending Physician admission order
Patients for
discharge:
12.2. Write a
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discharge order
Patients for Patients for none 30 minutes ER Nurse on
admission: admission: Duty
13. Sign the consent 13.1. Assist patient or CCMC
for admission (patient's accompanying in
accompanying will sign signing the consent for
if patient is unable to admission
sign) 13.2. Prepare the
patient’s chart
Patients for 13.3. Attach consent
discharge: for admission to
Proceed to Service 1.3 patient’s chart
Discharge of Patient 13.4. Fill out
admission slip and
admission form
Patients with NO For 2 hours and
laboratory admission 40minutes
examination and/ P 50.00
Organ imaging For 2 hours and 10
procedures discharge minutes
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4.2. Admission of Patients from ER to Specific Wards
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4.3. Discharging of Patients
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For Admitted with 4. Request patient’s none 5 minutes Medical Social
remaining accompanying to process Service Staff
balance after financial assistance from other on-duty
deducting PHIC agencies (CHAMP, PCSO, CCMC
and DSWD)
Classification,
and Non-
Admitted
4. Go to Medical
Social Services
with ER billing
form (for non-
admitted) or
Hospital Bill (for
admitted)
For admitted
patients with NO
remaining
balance after
deducting PHIC
and
Classification:
Proceed to step 9
5. Process Refer to the Citizen’s Charter For CHAMP only: Personnel in-
financial of CHAMP charge
assistance from 45 minutes CHAMP
other agencies
(CHAMP, PCSO,
DSWD)
For non-admitted
patients without
remaining For PCSO/ DSWD: Refer to the Citizen’s Charter of agency
balance after
deducting PHIC
and
Classification:
Proceed to step 9
6. Submit LOA or 6.1. Receive LOA or none 1 hour Billing Section
Guarantee Letter Guarantee Letter from partner CCMC
from other partner agencies with ER billing form
agencies with ER or hospital bill
billing form or 6.2. Deduct approved financial
hospital bill assistance from hospital bill
If with balance 7.1. Return the final hospital 10 minutes
after deducting bill to the patient’s
Financial accompanying
Assistance: 7.2. Instruct patient’s
7. Secure final accompanying to pay at the
hospital bill cashier
If with NO
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balance after
deducting
Financial
Assistance:
Proceed to step 10
8. Settle final 8.1. Accept payment Refer to 30 minutes Cashier on-duty
hospital bill 8.2. Issue Official Receipt Table No. CCMC
(OR) 2:
8.3. Write the OR number on Hospital
the hospital bill Fees
9. Present official 9.1. Check the Official Receipt none 5 minutes Billing
receipt to Billing 9.2. Attach OR to ER Billing Personnel on-
Section Form (Non-Admitted) / Clinical duty
Case Record (Admitted) CCMC
10. Secure 10. Issue Discharge 5 minutes
Discharge Clearance Form
Clearance Form
11. Show the 11.1. Check the authenticity of none 5 minutes For Non-
Discharge discharge clearance form Admitted:
Clearance Form 11.2. Sign the clearance form ER Nurse
CCMC
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PHIC and Classifications but Beneficiaries
NO balance after deducting only:
Financial Assistance 4 hours and
20 minutes
For CHAMP
Beneficiaries
with balance after deducting
only:
Financial Assistance
5 hours and 5
minutes
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Table No. 2: HOSPITAL FEES
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Table No. 2: HOSPITAL FEES (continuation)
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5. ISSUANCE OF DISCHARGE CLEARANCE SLIP
Provide Discharge Clearance Slip to patients prior to discharge.
Office or Division: Billing and Claims Section - Cebu City Medical Center (CCMC)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C - Government to Citizens
Who may avail: Admitted Patients For Discharge
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Hospital Bill form and Official Receipt Billing and Claims Office
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Request for 1.1. Compute the final none 20minutes Billing Staff on
computation of hospital bill less: duty
hospital bill Philhealth, Social Case CCMC
Classification and
payments already made
For Philhealth:
1.2. Compute hospital bill
1.3. Deduct allowable
case rate compensation
from the total hospital bill
For patients with
remaining balance after
deducting PHIC and
Classification:
1.4. Advise patient's
accompanying to go to
Medical Social Services
Office for other means of
financial assistance to fully
pay up remaining balance,
if any
For patients with 2.1. Inform the patient’s none 30 minutes Medical Social
remaining balance accompanying to avail of Services Staff
after deducting other means of Financial on Duty
PHIC and Assistance such as CCMC
Classification: CHAMP, DSWD, etc to
fully pay up hospital bill
2. Bring hospital bill 2.2. Instruct patient's
to Medical Social accompanying to secure
Services Office for requirements for the
other means of availment of financial
financial assistance assistance
to pay hospital bill in
full
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and Classification:
Proceed to Step 7
3. Proceed to 3. Wait for the patient's Refer to the Personnel In-
issuing accompanying to submit Citizen’s For CHAMP charge
Office/Department: the LOA/GL Charter of only: CHAMP
CHAMP 45 minutes
For CHAMP:
Secure Letter of
Authorization (LOA)
Refer to the Citizen's Charter of
For DSWD, DSWD/ PSWDO
PSWDO:
Secure Guarantee
Letter (GL)
4. Submit 4.1. Receive none 30minutes Billing Staff on
requirements for re- requirements for the re- Duty
computation of computation of hospital bill CCMC
hospital bill at the
Billing Section l 4.2. Deduct the amount
indicated in the LOA or GL
For CHAMP: from the hospital bill
Letter of Authority 4.3. Give the recomputed
(LOA) hospital dues
4.4. Instruct patient's
For DSWD, accompanying to settle bill
PSWDO: at the cashier, if still with
Guarantee Letter remaining balance
(GL)
5. Proceed to the 5.1. Receive the payment Refer to 20 minutes Cashier on Duty
cashier to pay the 5.2. Issue official receipt Table No. 2 CCMC
amount stated in the Hospital
hospital bill. fees
6. Present the 6. Record the payment none 10 minutes Billing Staff on
Official Receipt details in the discharge Duty
together with the logbook CCMC
duplicate copy of the
hospital bill to Billing
and Claims Section.
7. Secure the 7. Issue the Discharge 10 minutes
Discharge Clearance Slip to patient
Clearance Slip
For patient's not availing Refer to Table No. 2
30 minutes
of Financial Assistance Hospital fees
For CHAMP Refer to the Citizen's 2 hours and 45
beneficiaries Charter of CHAMP minutes
Total 2 hours
(Excluding the
For DSWD / PSWDO Refer to the Citizen's processing
beneficiaries Charter of Agency time of the
Guarantee
Letter)
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6. ISSUANCE OF MEDICAL AND MEDICOLEGAL CERTIFICATES
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6.3. Sign Attending/Exami
medical/medicolegal ning Physician
certificate CCMC
7. Sign logbook upon 7.Assist client in signing none 5 minutes Medical Record
receipt of certificate Staff
8. Claim the 8. Release the certificate CCMC
certificate to client
Medical Certificate P 30.00
4 hours and
Total Medicolegal Certificate
P 50.00 40 minutes
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7. LABORATORY EXAMINATION SERVICES
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For OPD/ER and For OPD/ER and Refer to 10minutes Cashier on-duty
OPD-Paying only: OPD-Paying only: Table 3: CCMC
6. Present the 6. Receive the Laboratory
charge slip to cashier Charge Slip and Examination
and pay payment Fees
For ER/OPD
andOPD paying:
Request form and
official receipt
For In-Patient:
Request form
For CHAMP
For CHAMP Beneficiaries:
Beneficiaries: 8.2. Keep a file copy
Request form, of the Letter of
charge slip and Authority (LOA) and
Letter of Authority charge slip with
(LOA) marking “CHAMP”
For Senior
Citizen’s:
Request form with
marking
For HIV-Testing: For HIV-Testing: none 5 minutes HIV Counselor on-
9. Sign the consent 9.1. Inform patient on duty
form (legal guardian the procedure and CCMC
to sign for minor and necessary
unable patients) preparations required
9.2. Assist patients/
legal guardian in
signing the consent
form
10. Submit self for 10. Extract blood none 15 minutes Phlebotomist on-
blood extraction specimen from patient duty
CCMC
For In-patient and
ER:
Wait at the ward/ER
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For Outpatient:
Wait for your name to
be called at the
laboratory extraction
area
For examination 11. Provide collecting none 5 minutes Laboratory
that need cup for specimen receptionist on
specimen, collects duty
specimen CCMC
(urine/stool) in
collecting cup
11. Secure collecting
cup from laboratory
12. Send specimen 12. Receive the none 5 minutes
to the laboratory collected specimen
For ER/OPD, OPD For ER/OPD, OPD none 10 minutes Laboratory
paying, and CHAMP paying, and CHAMP receptionist on
Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries: duty
13. Keep the official 13.1. Inform patient’s CCMC
receipt accompanying to bring
official receipt during
For in-patient: claiming of official
Proceed to Step 14 result
14. Wait for the 14.1. Perform/ run the none 30 minutes Medical
interpretation and laboratory exam Technologist on
reading of Laboratory requested Duty
Examination Result CCMC
14.2. Interpret / read 3 hours Medical
the Laboratory Technologist on
Examination Result Duty / Confirmed
by the Consultant
HIV Testing CCMC
CBC, PLT, BT, U/A, 2 hours
S/E, Crossmatching,
HBSAg, HCV Dengue
Serology
Pregnancy test
FBS, Crea, BUA, 5 hours
Cholesterol,
Triglycerides, Alk.
Phos, Total Albumin,
Protein
Gram staining, AFB 1 day
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15. Present the For ER/OPD, OPD none 5 minutes Laboratory
Official receipt to paying, CHAMP receptionist on
claim the official Beneficiaries: duty
result of laboratory 15.1. Receive Official CCMC
examination receipt
15.2. Check the
For ER/OPD, OPD patient’s name and
paying, and CHAMP result of specific
Beneficiaries: laboratory
Official Receipt examination
For in-patients/
Senior:
None required
16. Sign the logbook 16.1. Instruct claimant none 5 minutes
and receive the to sign in the logbook
official result of
Laboratory exam 16.2. Release the
official result of
Laboratory exam to
patient
Senior/
OPD/ER/
CHAMP In-
OPD Paying
patient
5 hours 4 hours
4 hours and
HIV Testing and 25 and 45
55 minutes
minutes minutes
4 hours 3 hours
Stool Exam/ U/A and 30 4 hours and 50
minutes minutes
CBC, PLT, BT,U/A, Cross
4 hours 3 hours
matching, HBSAg, HCV 3 hours and
and 20 and 40
Dengue Serology 50 minutes
Refer to minutes minutes
Pregnancy test
FBS, Crea, BUA, Table 3:
Total Laboratory 7 hours 6 hours
Cholesterol, Triglycerides, 6 hours and
Examinati and 20 and 40
Alk. Phos, Total Albumin, 50 minutes
on Fees minutes minutes
Protein
1 day, 2 1 day, 1
1 day, 1
hours hour
Gram staining, AFB hour and 50
and 20 and 40
minutes
minutes minutes
7 days, 2 7 days, 1
7 days, 1
Culture and Sensitivity, hours hour
hour and 50
FNAB and PAP Smear and 20 and 40
minutes
minutes minutes
3 hours 2 hours
2 hours and
Stat Orders and 20 and 40
50 minutes
minutes minutes
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Table No. 3: LABORATORY FEES
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8. ORGAN IMAGING PROCEDURES
To provide organ imaging services to admitted and non-admitted patients
For OPD/ER and For OPD/ER and OPD- Refer to 10 minutes Cashier
OPD-Paying only: Paying only: Table 4: CCMC
5. Present the 5. Receive the Charge Slip Organ
charge slip to and payment Imaging
cashier Fees
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6. Receive Official 6. Issue Official Receipt
receipt
7. Present the 7.1. Receive the needed none 10 minutes OID Staff on-
needed documents documents presented duty
to Organ Imaging CCMC
Department Staff on
duty 7.2. Record all the
information of the patient
For ER/OPD and including the details of the
OPD paying: Official Receipt in the
Request form and logbook
official receipt
For CHAMP Beneficiaries:
For In-Patient: 7.3. Keep a file copy of the
Request form, and Letter of Authority (LOA)
summary of organ and charge slip with
imaging procedures marking “CHAMP”
form
For CHAMP
Beneficiaries:
Request form,
charge slip and
Letter of Authority
(LOA)
8. Sign the consent 8.1. Inform patient on the none 10 minutes OID Staff on-
form (legal guardian procedure and necessary duty
to sign for minor and preparations required CCMC
unable patients) 8.2. Assist patients/ legal
guardian in signing the
consent form
9. Submit self to 9.1. Perform the requested
undergo procedure procedure
10 minutes ECG Tech or
a.) ECG OID STAFF
CCMC
30 minutes Rad-Tech on-
b) X-ray duty
CCMC
45 minutes Consultant
c) 2D Echo, Ultrasound Concerned or
and other special Echo Tech on-
procedures duty
CCMC
10. Secure the 10. Issue the claim slip none 5 minutes OID on-duty
claim slip CCMC
11. Ask for the 11.1. Advise the patient on
releasing date and the day and time of the
time release of official result
11.2. Print the official
findings/result of the
procedure
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1 Day ECG Tech or
a) ECG OID STAFF
CCMC
3 Days Rad-Tech on-
b) X-ray duty
CCMC
10 days Consultant
c) 2D Echo, Ultrasound Concerned or
and other special Echo Tech on-
procedures duty
CCMC
For ER/OPD, OPD 12.1. Receive the claim slip none 5 minutes OID Staff on-
paying and 12.2. Check the availability duty
CHAMP of the Official result CCMC
Beneficiaries:
12.Present the claim
slip to OID Staff on-
duty
For In-Patient:
Skip this step
13. Sign the 13.Instructpatient or none 5 minutes
logbook upon patient’s accompanying to
receipt of Official sign the logbook
Result
14. Claim the 14. Release the Official
Official Result Result
15. Request for the If allowed: none 5 minutes OID on-duty
X-ray Film 15.1. Write a remark on the CCMC
claim slip
15.2. Inform patient or
patient’s accompanying to
claim the film from the X-ray
Section
If not allowed:
15.3. Explain to patient the
reason (eg. medico-legal)
16. Present duly 16.Validate the claim slip none 10 minutes Releasing in-
noted claim slip charge/ X-Ray
17. Sign the 17. Instruct patient or Section
logbook upon patient’s accompanying to CCMC
receipt of X-Ray sign the logbook
Film
18. Claim the X-ray 18. Release the X-ray Film
Film
ER/OP
Refer to
In-patient CHAMP D/Seni
Table 4: or
Total ECG
Organ
Imaging 1 day, 1 1 day,
1 day, 2
hour and 20 1 hour
Fees hours
minutes and
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and 10 25
minutes minut
es
3 days,
With 3 days, 1 3 days
2 hours
film hour and 55 and 2
and 45
minutes hours
minutes
3
X-Ray
days,
3 days,
No 3 days, 1 1 hour
2 hours
film hour and 40 and
and 30
minutes 45
minutes
minut
es
10 days, 10
2D Echo, Ultrasound and 10 days, 1
2 hours days
other special procedures hour and 55
and 45 and 2
minutes
minutes hours
Table No. 4: ORGAN IMAGING FEES
X-RAY:
1 14" x 17" 170.00
2 14" x 14" 170.00
3 11" x 11" 170.00
4 10" x 12" 130.00
5 8" x 10" 130.00
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9. PREPARATION OF CASE SUMMARY
Provide case summary to patients applying for financial assistance from other Government
Offices
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University Hospital, Perpetual Succor Hospital
Discount (for outside laboratory exam or other
special procedure)
• Request for outside laboratory exam or CCMC
other special procedure
FEES TO PROCESSI PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID NG TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the 1. Receive the necessary none 5 minutes Medical Social
necessary requirements Worker on duty
requirements to the CCMC
social worker (refer
to the requirements
above)
2. Undergo 2. Interview the client using the none 30 minutes
Interview prescribed referral/Case
Summary Form.
3. Sign the Case 3. Fill out the Case Summary none 30 minutes
Summary Form. Form
4. Receive duly 4.1. Endorse duly none 30 minutes
signed Case accomplished Case Summary
Summary Form Form to Head of Social
Services
4.2. Review the Case Head of
Summary Form Medical Social
4.3. Release duly signed Case Services
Summary Form CCMC
4.4. Request photocopy of the
Case Summary Form
5. Submit a 5.1. Receive the photocopy of 20 minutes Medical Social
photocopy of the the duly signed Case Summary Worker on duty
duly signed Case Form CCMC
Summary Form to 5.2. Instruct the client to bring
the Social Worker documents to the office/agency
that provides the needed
assistance
1 hour and
Total none
55minutes
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CEBU CITY MEDICAL
CENTER
COLLEGE OF NURSING
(CCMC-CN)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
106
1. ACCREDITATION OF COURSES/ SUBJECTS TAKEN FROM OTHER
UNIVERSITIES/COLLEGES (For Shiftees and Transferees who have
successfully passed the admission process)
107
3.4 Process, evaluate Refer to CTU OIC Registrar
and encode the CTU Citizens CCMC – CN,
approved list of Charter
courses.
3.5 Claim the copy of 1 day Officer in charge
the approved list of the for Accreditation
Accredited courses of courses
(subjects) CCMC – CN,
3.6 Keep the approved
form in the student’s
permanent files
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2. APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION
The CTU-CCMC-CN qualified Level IV students who intends to apply for graduation
1.2 If documents
are lacking, return
the documents to
the client with
notation of the
deficiency.
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2.3. If documents
are lacking, return
the documents to
the client with
notation of the
deficiency and
the urgency to
comply the cases
before the
scheduled
graduation date
3. Secure the 3.1. Evaluate the None 2 days Operating Room
signature of OR cases Coordinator
Operating Room CCMC-CN
Coordinator for 3.2. Approve and
the completion sign the
of cases Application of
Graduation form
once completed
3.3. If documents
are lacking, return
the documents to
the client with
notation of the
deficiency and
the urgency to
comply the cases
before the
schedule
graduation date
4. Settle all 4.1. Assess all Graduation Fee Php 4 hours Cashier
pending pending 20.00 CCMC-CN
payments for payments for
tuition and other tuition and other Level I
st
fees, then fees and receive 1 Sem - 688.50
secure the corresponding fee 2nd Sem - 3,128.35
signature of 4.2. Sign the
Cashier Application of Level II
Graduation form 1st Sem - 3,401.29
once completed. 2nd Sem - 4,068.69
4.3. If payments Level III
are lacking, return 1st Sem - 3,943.31
the documents to 2nd Sem - 4,397.21
the client with
notation of the Level IV
deficiency. st
1 Sem - 3,633.74
2nd Sem - 4,705.76
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Registrar for the 5.2. Approve and
completion of sign the
grades from Application of
Level I to Graduation form
Level IV, 1st once the
Semester applicant has no
incomplete /
lacking grades
from Level I to
Level IV, 1st
semester
5.3. If there are
courses tagged
as incomplete/ no
grades, return the
documents to the
client with
notation of the
deficiency and
the urgency to
comply the
grades before the
scheduled
graduation date
5.4. If the
documents are
complete, keep
the documents for
filing.
6. Receive 6. Inform the None 1 hour OIC Registrar
notification from applicant of the CCMC-CN
the registrar as approval of the
to the approval application for
of application for graduation
graduation
Graduation Fee Php
20.00
Level I
1st Sem - 688.50
2nd Sem - 3,128.35
Level II
1st Sem - 3,401.29 6 days and
Total:
2nd Sem - 4,068.69 4 hours
Level III
1st Sem - 3,943.31
2nd Sem - 4,397.21
Level IV
1st Sem - 3,633.74
2nd Sem - 4,705.76
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3. COLLECTION OF SCHOOL FEES AND OTHER PAYMENTS
The CTU- CCMC – CN graduates and undergraduates will pay their school tuition fee and
other payment related transactions.
Level II
1st Sem - 3,401.29;
2nd Sem - 4,068.69
Level III
1st Sem - 3,943.31;
2nd Sem - 4,397.21
Level IV
st
1 Sem - 3,633.74;
2nd Sem - 4,705.76
Other Fees
Transcript of Records -
Php 15.00 / page
Recommendation Fee/
Certification Fee - Php
10.00
Clinical Experience
Record Fee - Php 10.00
Diploma fee - Php 40.00
Course Description - Php
10.00
Authentication Fee - Php
10.00
Certified True Copy -
Php 5.00
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3. Present the 3. Log the OR in None 1 hour Cashier/
Official receipt transaction’s Registrar
to the officer in- logbook CCMC-CN
charge for
recording
purposes
Note: For
Tuition fee
payment
present OR to
the cashier. For
other payments
present to the
registrar.
Tuition Fees:
Level I
1st Sem - 688.50;
2nd Sem - 3,128.35
Level II
1st Sem - 3,401.29;
2nd Sem - 4,068.69
Level III
1st Sem - 3,943.31;
2nd Sem - 4,397.21
Level IV
1st Sem - 3,633.74;
2nd Sem - 4,705.76
Total 3 hours
Other Fees:
Transcript of Records -
Php 15.00 / page
Recommendation Fee/
Certification Fee - Php
10.00
Clinical Experience
Record Fee - Php 10.00
Diploma fee - Php 40.00
Course Description -
Php 10.00
Authentication Fee -
Php 10.00
Certified True Copy -
Php 5.00
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4. ENROLLMENT APPLICATION
The carefully selected Freshman students who have passed the Screening process will
undergo enrollment process for the BSN program.
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1. Inquire for the 1.1. Inform the None 30 minutes Screening
official list of the applicant of the Committee
Top 80 Qualified Top 80 qualified Chairman
Applicants applicant. CCMC-CN
during the
“POSTING” of (Results are also
the results. posted on FB Page
and Bulletin Board)
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For returning For returning None 1 hour Registrar’s
students ONLY students ONLY Office – OIC
(2.1 or 2.2) (2.4 to 2.7) Registrar
CCMC-CN
2.1. Provide 2.4 Evaluate the
Informative documents
Copy of Grades presented
(if the applicant
stopped for one
semester)
2.2 Provide 2.5 Categorize the
Transcript of applicant’s
Records if the placement for year
applicant level and semester
stopped for two based on the
(2) or more previous
years from the informative copy of
date of his/her grades / TOR
last enrollment provided
in college 2.6. Provide
registration form for
CCMC – CN
Enrollment
2.7. If documents
are lacking, return
the documents to
the applicant with
notation of the
deficiency.
For Continuing For Continuing None 1 hour Registrar’s
students ONLY students ONLY Office –
(E.g., (E.g., Sophomore, Receiving
Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Officer
Junior, Senior, Second semester CCMC-CN
Second Enrollees) (2.8)
semester
Enrollees) (2.3) 2.8. Receive the
grades slip from
2.3 Provide the previous
CTU – CCMC - semester and
CN grades slip provide CCMC -CN
from the Registration form
previous for Enrollment
semester
3. Fill out the 3. Receive the None 30 minutes Registrar’s
CCMC -CN duly – filled out Office –
Registration CCMC -CN Receiving
form for Registration form Officer
Enrollment for Enrollment from CCMC-CN
the applicant.
4. Pay the 4. Receive Level I 30 minutes Cashier
corresponding payment and issue 1st Sem -688.50 CCMC-CN
fee for CCMC - the Official Receipt 2nd Sem - 3,128.35
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CN Enrollment to the client
Level II
1st Sem - 3,401.29
2nd Sem - 4,068.69
Level III
1st Sem - 3,943.31
2nd Sem - 4,397.21
Level IV
1st Sem - 3,633.74
2nd Sem - 4,705.76
Level II
1st Sem - 3,401.29
2nd Sem - 4,068.69
Total 5 hours
Level III
1st Sem - 3,943.31
2nd Sem - 4,397.21
Level IV
st
1 Sem - 3,633.74
2nd Sem - 4,705.76
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5. ISSUANCE OF STUDENT RECORDS AND OTHER RELEVANT
DOCUMENTS FOR ABROAD PURPOSES (e.g., Employment abroad, study
abroad, Foreign Employment Verification Request)
The CTU-CCMC-CN graduates and undergraduates who plan to secure their academic
documents for employment abroad and other foreign undertakings may request in the office
to receive a copy of their official records (e.g., Transcript of Records, Related Learning
Experience, Diploma).
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1.2 If documents are
lacking, return the
documents to the
client with notation
of the deficiency.
2. Pay the 2. Receive payment Transcript of 10 minutes Cashier
corresponding fee and issue the Official Records CCMC-CN
Receipt (OR)to the Php 15.00 / page
client
Recommendation /
Certification fee
Php 10.00
Diploma fee
Php 40.00
Clinical Experience
Record Fee
Php 10.00
Course Description
Php 10.00
Authentication Fee
Php 10.00
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5.2 Process the ROS – Clerk
requested CCMC-CN
documents
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6.1 If for mailing,
provide instructions
for mailing especially
the school
information as a
sender
Transcript of
Records
(Php 15.00 / page)
Recommendation
/ Certification fee
Php 10.00
Diploma fee
Php 40.00
Clinical
Experience
Record Fee
Total Php 10.00 20 days
Course
Description
(Php 10.00)
Authentication
Fee
Php 10.00
Certified True
Copy
(Php 5.00)
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6. ISSUANCE OF STUDENT RECORDS AND OTHER RELEVANT
DOCUMENTS FOR LOCAL PURPOSES (e.g., Local Employment,
Scholastic Records, Local Verification Request)
The CTU-CCMC-CN graduates and undergraduates who plan to secure their academic
documents for local employment and other local undertakings may request in the office to
receive a copy of their official records (e.g., Transcript of Records, Related Learning
Experience, Diploma).
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2.2 If documents are
lacking, return the
documents to the
client with notation
of the deficiency.
3. Pay the 3. Receive payment Transcript of 10 minutes Cashier
corresponding and issue the Official Records CCMC-CN
fee Receipt (OR) to the Php 15.00 / page
client
Clinical Experience
Record Fee
Php 10.00
Diploma fee
Php 40.00
Recommendation /
Certification Fee
Php 10.00 / page
Authentication Fee
Php 10.00
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6.3 Sign the
documents and
forward to the
CCMC-CN, OIC
Registrar
6.4 Verify and sign OIC Registrar
the correctness and CCMC-CN
completeness of the
documents and sign
the documents
6.5 Forward the ROS – Liaison
signed documents to Officer
CTU - University CCMC-CN
Registrar for
signature
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7.2. If for mailing,
provide instructions
for mailing especially
the school
information as a
sender
Clinical
Experience
Record Fee
Php 10.00
Diploma fee
Php 40.00
Total 7 days
Recommendation
/ Certification Fee
Php 10.00 / page
Authentication
Fee
Php 10.00
Certified True
Copy
Php 5.00
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7. ISSUANCE OF STUDENT’S SEMESTRAL REPORT CARD, CERTIFICATE
OF ENROLLMENT, GOOD MORAL CHARACTER CERTIFICATE AND
RECOMMENDATION LETTER
The CTU-CCMC-CN graduates and undergraduates who plan to secure a simple type of
certification for local undertakings may request in the office (E.g., Certificate of Enrollment,
Good Moral Character Certificate and Recommendation Letter).
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3. Pay the 3. Receive payment Recommendation / 10 minutes Cashier
corresponding and issue the Official Certification Fee CCMC-CN
fee Receipt (OR) to the Php 10.00 / page
client
Authentication Fee
Php 10.00
6. Wait for the 6.1 Retrieve the None 2 days and 7 ROS – Record’s
schedule of permanent student’s hours custodian
release record of the client
6.2 Prepare the ROS – Clerk
requested
documents
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Officer
Recommendation /
Certification Fee
Php 10.00 / page
Authentication Fee
Total 3 days
Php 10.00
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8. SCREENING APPLICANTS (Freshmen and Transferees)
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1.1 Prepare 1.3. If documents are
transcript of Records lacking, return the
(purpose: Evaluation documents to the client
/ Informative copy) with notation of the
deficiency.
1.2 Schedule
appointment to the 1.4. Inform the
CCMC – CN applicant if he is not
Registrar for initial qualified.
screening of the Applicable for None 1 hour OIC Registrar
courses and grades. transferees ONLY (1.4 CCMC-CN
to 1.6)
1.5. Evaluate the
documents presented
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Psychometrician.
Schedule of the
entrance exam is
usually during Saturday
or as need arises.
There will be 5 – 10
minimum
applicants/exam.
4. Take the Nursing 4.1. Retrieve the written None 6 days Screening
Aptitude Nursing Aptitude Committee
Examination as Examination results Chairman
scheduled from the Clinical CCMC-CN
Psychologist provider 3
Inquire the school to 5 working days after
for the examination the exam.
result through phone
calls or through 4.2 If the applicant
walk-ins achieves a passing
score (35% and up) on
a Nursing Aptitude
Examination, the
applicant can proceed
to the next step.
4.3 If the applicant
does not achieve a
passing score on an
exam (below 35%), the
applicant CANNOT
RETAKE the exam for
the current academic
year.
5. Receive the 5.1. Schedule the None 20 minutes Screening
schedule date for applicant for an Committee
interview interview. Chairman
5.2. Inform the following CCMC-CN
to the applicant:
a. the schedule of
interview, b. the proper
attire
Instructions for the
interview will be made
through official text
message or phone call.
* NO SHOW during the
scheduled interview
means a retraction of
the application.
6. Answer the 6.1. Conduct an None 5 hours Screening
Interview interview. Committee
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6.2. Provide the Member
additional requirements CCMC-CN
for RANKING:
a. Complete Final
Grades/ Official
Transcript of Records
(Informative copy)
b. Certificate of Good
Moral Character (dated
after graduation)
6.3 Ranking of all
applicants who
successfully passed the
exam and interview will
be released during
“POSTING” of the
results.
6.4. Inform the
applicant to inquire the
results during the
scheduled “Posting” of
the results.
Total None 7 days
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CEBU CITY
TRANSPORTATION
OFFICE
(CCTO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
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1. ACCOMMODATE COMPLAINTS & QUERIES FROM WALK-IN CLIENTS
This service provides the clients the necessary information relative to the City Ordinance and
other related laws and regulations
134
2. DEPUTATION OF GOVERNMENT & PRIVATE ENTITIES
135
3.3. Sign the ID cards 5 minutes OIC-CCTO
136
3. FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION/ MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC SIGNS
PEDESTRIAN RAILINGS & PAVEMENT MARKINGS
This service provides the necessary equipment for any traffic-related concerns and safety
137
1.8. Prepare the None 1 hour Installation
area for the Team
installation of the (Alpha/Bravo/Ch
traffic arlie)
signs/railings/pavem Engineering
ent markings Section CCTO
(includes
excavation, civil
works & layout)
1.9. Install the traffic None 1 day Installation
signs/pedestrian Team
railings/marking (Alpha/Bravo/Ch
(includes concrete arlie)
mixing, painting) Engineering
Section CCTO
1 day 7 hours
Total None and 41
minutes
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4. ISSUANCE OF AFFIDAVIT OF DESISTANCE AND MOTION TO DISMISS
This service provides the necessary documents for the dismissal of case
4. Receive the Affidavit 4.1. Gives the Affidavit of None 10 minutes Receiving Clerk/
of desistance and desistance and motion to Legal Section
motion to dismiss dismiss CCTO
4.2. Advise the clients to
proceed to City Legal,
City Prosecutors office
and Quimonda for
signature of Affidavit of
desistance and Motion to
dismiss.
P500.00
(C.O. 1605)
P2,000
Total 36 minutes
(C.O. 2207)
P3,000
(C.O. 2491)
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5. ISSUANCE OF CEBU CITY TRAFFIC OPERATION MANAGEMENT
“CITOM” DRIVER’S I.D. CARD
This service refers to the provision of the identification card to the public utility vehicle drivers
for the identification of the riding public.
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Education Section Attendance for the
for the seminar Seminar (City
Ordinance 1605)
4. Proceed and 4.1. Receive payment P30.00 plus 3 minutes Cashier /
submit the and issue official latest traffic Billing Section
documents together receipt violations CCTO
with the Certificate
of Attendance for 4.2. Issue driver’s 3 minutes
the Seminar (City clearance. OIC/ Billing
Ordinance 1605) to 4.3. Give driver’s ID 3 minutes Section
the Billing Section application form CCTO
for payment
5. Submit dully filled 5.1. Receive documents None 3 minutes Encoder/ Legal
up application form Section
together with the CCTO
complete 5.2. Take picture of the 2 minutes
documents to Legal client
Section for 5.3. Encode the data 5 minutes
issuance of Driver’s from the submitted
I.D. application form to the
database.
5.4. Print the Driver’s ID 3 minutes
card with the electronic
signature of CCTO-
OIC.
5.5. Instruct the client to 3 minutes
sign and have the I.D.
card laminated.
6. Submit the signed 6. Stamp Official Seal None 1 minute Receiving Clerk/
and laminated I.D. to the Driver’s ID Billing Section
card to the Billing CCTO
Section for stamping
of official seal.
7. Claim the stamped 7. Release the I.D. None 1 minute
I.D. card Card
P 30.00
plus, the
apprehension
1 hour 40
Total for the past
minutes
60 days plus
pending case
filed in court
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6. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE (COC) ON CITY
ORDINANCE 2111 (SMOKE TESTING ORDINANCE) AND CITY ORDINANCE
2000 (TRAVEL LINE ORDINANCE)
This service refers to the verification if the PUJ drivers/owners complied with the provisions of
the City Ordinance 2111 (Smoke Testing Ordinance) and City Ordinance 2000 (Travel Line
Ordinance).
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smoke test result to “Passed” smoke test Clerk/
Operation Section to get emission result and Operation
the Certificate of other documents Section
Compliance CCTO
6.2. Issue Certificate
of Compliance 5 minutes
7. Proceed to Billing 7.1. Receive P250.00 (C.O 3 minutes Receiving
Section for payment of documents and 2111) / Clerk/ Billing
Smoke Testing Fee payment P200.00 (C.O Section
7.2. Issue Official 2000) + 200.00 3 minutes CCTO
Receipt Trave Line
Certificate +
25.00 Sticker
8. Submit complete 8.1. Receive and None 3 minutes Smoke
documents to the verify received Belching
Testing Area for testing documents Team
of vehicle emission 8.2 Conduct the 10 minutes
vehicle emission test
9. Proceed to CCTO 9.1. Receive the None 3 minutes Receiving
Office Operation Section documents Clerk/
for the Certificate of 9.2. Issue Certificate 10 minutes Operation
Compliance of Compliance Section
CCTO
10. Proceed to Planning 10.1. Receive the None 3 minutes Travel Line
Section for the required documents In-
submission of all Charge/Plan
requirements including 10.2. Conduct ning Section
the Certificate of inspection of vehicle 15 minutes CCTO
Compliance for Travel
Line processing
P 450.00
(C.O.2111)
P 425.00
(C.O.2000)
3 hours and
Total P 675.00
29 minutes
(C.O. 2111 &
C.O. 2000)
(If complied
both ordinance
at the same
time)
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7. ISSUANCE OF DELIVERY PERMIT AND STICKER
This service is for verification if the delivery vehicle owners/drivers complied as required by
the ordinance
144
8. ISSUANCE OF ENDORSEMENT FOR FUN RUN/ PARADE/
PROCESSION/ MOTORCADE/ RICORIDA & ROAD CLOSURE PERMIT
This service provides the clients the necessary permits as required by the ordinance
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1.8. Forward back to None 3 minutes Receiving/
Operation Section for Releasing Clerk
the release of the Operation Section
endorsement CCTO
2. Claim the 2.1. Release the None 3 minutes Receiving/
Endorsement for Permit endorsement for Releasing Clerk
permit Operation Section
CCTO
2.2. Advise the client None 5 minutes
to proceed to Cebu
City Hall Permit
Section, BPLO for the
continuation process
of permit.
Total None 1 hour
146
9. ISSUANCE OF MOTORCYCLE FOR HIRE/ MOTORCYCLE WITH SIDECAR
(MCH/MC-SC) SPECIAL PERMIT
This service provides the MCH/MC-SC owners the special permit as required by the ordinance
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teller for assessment 5.2. Print out billing of P600.00 3 minutes Billing Section
payments Filing Fee--- CCTO
5.3. Issue Official P130.00 3 minutes
Receipt Sticker Fee---
25.00
Surcharge for
late applicant----
-P182.50
Route Plate------
P250.00 (CC-for
new applicant
only)
P980.00 (For
Hire)
6. Submit a 6.1. Receive the None 3 minutes Receiving Clerk/
photocopy of the Original Official Billing Section
Official Receipt as Receipt CCTO
Temporary Permit to 6.2. Print Special None 10 minutes
Billing Section Permit
6.3. Forward printed None 10 minutes
special permit and
other documents to
the Department Head
for signature
6.4. Submit to Mayor’s None 20 minutes
Office for the issuance
of MTOP
6.5. Print the MTOP None 10 minutes Mayor’s Office
In-Charge
6.6. Forward printed None 6 working days
MTOP to the Mayor
for signature
6.7. Forward the None 10 minutes Mayor’s Office
approved documents In-Charge
to CCTO for releasing
7. Claim MTOP 7. Release MTOP None 3 minutes Receiving Clerk/
Billing Section
CCTO
6 days 2
Total P 2,167.50 hours 13
minutes
148
10. ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE FOR SCAFFOLDING
PERMIT
This service provides the clients the necessary permits for road closure temporarily when
scaffolding is near the road/ streets.
149
11. ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY ROAD PARKING PERMIT (TRPP) PER CITY
ORDINANCE 2112
This service provides the concerned operators the necessary documents that allows them to
operate within the time specified in the permit
150
5. Claim the approved 5.1. Release the None 5 minutes OIC-CCTO
Temporary Road Temporary Road Secretary/
Parking Permit. Parking Permit. Admin Section
5.2. Give a copy to None 2 minutes CCTO
planning section
5.3. Forwards copy to None 5 minutes
COMMEL, Section for
monitoring
P 200.00/
1 hour 10
Total vehicle per
minutes
day
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12. ISSUANCE OF TRAVEL LINE CERTIFICATES FOR PUBLIC UTILITY
JEEPNEYS (PUJ)
This service refers to provision of the Travel Line Certificate to the PUJ Drivers/Operators
indicating the designated route of their PUJ.
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Smoke Testing Fee 3.2. Issue Official for diesel 3 minutes
(diesel only). Receipt
If Gasoline proceed to
Private Testing Center.
4. Proceed to Testing 4.1. Receive and verify None 3 minutes Smoke Belching
Area (Cabahug St., the required documents Team
Fronting Natasha) for 4.2. Conduct smoke
Diesel. emission test 3 minutes
4.3. Issue smoke test
result (diesel)
If failed, advise the client
to clean the pipe.
5. If passed, present 5.1. Receive the None 3 minutes Receiving Clerk/
the smoke test result to “Passed” smoke test Operation
Operation Section to emission result and other Section
get the Certificate of documents CCTO
Compliance
5.2. Issue Certificate of
Compliance 5 minutes
6. Bring the PUJ unit 6.1. Receive and verify None 3 minutes Receiving Clerk/
and present all the submitted documents Planning
required documents to Section
Planning Section CCTO
6.2. Conduct inspection 20 minutes
on the PUJ unit and fill
up the inspection report
form
6.3. Issue clearance 3 minutes
7. Present all the 7. Receive the payment P200.00- Receiving Clerk/
documents together and issue Official Travel 3 minutes Billing Section
with the clearance for Receipt for Travel Line Line CCTO
payment to Billing Certificate. Certificate
Section
P25.00-
Travel
Line
Sticker
8. Present the Official 8.1. Receive the None 3 minutes Receiving Clerk/
Receipt for the documents Planning
payment of Travel Line 8.2. Issue Travel Line Section
Cert. together with all Certificate 5 minutes CCTO
the documents to
Planning Section
9. Submit the Travel 9.1. Receive the Travel None 3 minutes OIC-CCTO
Line Certificate and all Line Certificate and other Secretary/
required documents to documents Admin Section
the secretary of the 9.2. Approve Travel Line
OIC-CCTO for approval Certificate by OIC-CCTO 10 minutes
9.3. Stamp the Travel Officer-In
Line Certificate with the Charge
CCTO/CITOM Official 3 minutes CCTO
Seal
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9.4. Instruct the client to
photocopy the Travel
Line Certificate. 3 minutes
10. Submit the 10. Receive and file the None 3 minutes Receiving Clerk/
photocopy of the Travel photocopy of the Planning
Line Certificate to the certificate Section
Planning Section CCTO
11. Claim the approved 11. Release the Travel None 7 minutes Receiving Clerk/
Travel Line Certificate Line Certificate. Planning
Section
CCTO
3 hours and
Total P 425.00
36 minutes
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13. ISSUANCE OF WORKING PERMIT
This service provides the contractors the necessary permit for road construction/repair
155
14. REGISTRATION OF NON-MOTORIZED VEHICLES (BICYCLE, TRISIKAD, RIG &
PUSH CART)
This service provides the necessary permit/registration to operate at their respective areas
156
15. RELEASING OF CLAMPED VEHICLE
157
16. RELEASING OF IMPOUNDED NON-MOTORIZED VEHICLE UNDER CITY
ORDINANCE 2531 (TRISIKAD BAN/ E-BIKE ORDINANCE)
This service refers to the processing of the release of impounded trisikad/E-bike units.
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area:
P1,000.00
+ registration P
100.00
+ sticker
P 20.00
6. Present the 6.1. Receive the None 3 minutes Information
release paper documents Desk In-charge
together with the 6.2. Stamp the 3 minutes
documents to the release paper with the
Information Desk signature of CCTO
for signature OIC.
7. Submit 7. Receive and verify None 5 minutes Receiving
complete documents /Releasing Clerk
required Impounding
documents to the Area CCTO
impounding area
at SRP for the
releasing of
trisikad/ E-bike
unit
8. Claim the 8. Release the None 10 minutes Receiving
impounded unit trisikad/E-Bike unit /Releasing Clerk
Impounding
Area CCTO
Violations:
No Registration:
P 500.00
No ID Card:
P 500.00
No Route
Number:
P 500.00
No Lamp/ Rear/
Red Reflectorized 1 hour and 48
Total
sticker/ Tape: minutes
P 500.00
Operating
In non-designated
area:
P1,000.00
+ registration P
100.00
+ sticker
P 20.00
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17. RELEASING OF THE TOWED/ IMPOUNDED VEHICLES TO THE OWNER/
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
This service refers to the processing of the release of the towed/impounded vehicle to the
owner/authorized representative.
(If no TCT,
proceed to Civil
Security Unit
(CSU) for
verification of
blotter)
2. Submit 2.1. Receive the Initial and pending 3 minutes Receiving Clerk/
the request for submitted violations plus Billing Section
release together documents Towing Fees and CCTO
with the required 2.2. Print all the Storage Fees 3 minutes
documents to the unsettled violations
Billing Section for 2.3. Receive 1.Extra-Light Duty 5 minutes Cashier/ Billing
Payment and payment and issue Vehicles Section
issuance of Official Receipt (Motorcycle only-all CCTO
release paper kinds)
form 2.4. Issue P1,500.00 plus 3 minutes Receiving Clerk/
Release Paper P100.00 Billing Section
Form CCTO
2. Light Duty
2.5. Instruct the Vehicles (1600 CC) 5 minutes
client to photocopy P1,800.00 plus
all the documents P300.00
3.Medium Duty
Vehicles (1601-
2800) P2,000.00
plus P300.00
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4. Heavy Duty
Vehicles (2801cc-
up) P2,500.00 plus
P500.00
5.Trailers
P3,000.00 plus
P2,000.00
3. Present the 3.1. Receive and None 3 minutes Receiving Clerk/
original and record the Operation Section
photocopy of the documents CCTO
complete
requirements 3.2. Approve the 3 minutes
together with the release paper
OR and Release 3.3. Record the 3 minutes
Paper Form to relevant data in the
the Operation logbook
Section for
approval
4. Present all the 4.1. Receive and None 3 minutes Front Desk
documents to the verify received Personnel /
Information Desk documents Information Desk
for stamp/ 4.2. Stamp the 3 minutes
signature of the release paper w/ the
OIC-CCTO signature of OIC-
CCTO
4.3. Sign the release 3 minutes
paper
4.4. Instruct the 3 minutes
client to check if the
vehicle is still in the
CSU.
5. Check if the 5.1. Receive and None 3 minutes Receiving/Releasi
vehicle is still with verify documents ng Clerk
CSU, otherwise 5.2. Release the 3 minutes Impounding Area
proceed to impounded vehicle
impounding Area
at SRP to claim
the vehicle
Initial and pending
violations plus
Towing Fees and
Storage Fees
1.Extra-Light Duty
Vehicles
(Motorcycle only-all
Total 54 minutes
kinds)
P1,500.00 plus
P100.00
storage/day
2. Light Duty
Vehicles (1600 CC)
P1,800.00 plus
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P300.00
storage/day
3.Medium Duty
Vehicles (1601-
2800) P2,000.00
plus P300.00
storage/day
4. Heavy Duty
Vehicles (2801cc-
1+up) P2,500.00
plus P500.00
storage/day
5.Trailers
P3,000.00 plus
P2,000.00
storage/day
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18. RESPONSE TO HIT & RUN CASES, LEFT ARTICLES AND OTHER
TRAFFIC INCIDENTS REPORTED VIA PHONE
This service provides quick response to traffic incidents and other concerns related to traffic.
32 minutes
(City proper)
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OFFICE OF THE CITY
ADMINISTRATOR
(ADMIN)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
164
1. APPROVAL OF VARIOUS REQUESTS OF WALK-IN CLIENTS
This refers to the processing and approval of the various requests of the walk-in clients such
as request for appointment with the City Administrator, request of companies who would like
to showcase their products, etc.
165
EXTERNAL SERVICES
166
2. APPROVAL OF OBLIGATION REQUEST AND STATUS (ORAS)
This service refers to the signing of the Obligation Request and Status which is one of the
supporting documents for the payment, reimbursement, financial assistance, salaries,
wages, honoraria, hazard pay and other type of disbursements for Cebu City Hall employees
and outside payees (i.e., supplier).
167
3. APPROVAL OF PAYROLL (for Permanent and Casual Employees) AND
PRELISTING (for Job Orders and Barangay Workers)
This service refers to the signing of payroll (for Permanent and Casual Employees) and
prelisting (for Job Orders and Barangay Workers) for payment, reimbursement, salaries,
wages, honoraria, hazard pay and other type of disbursements for all Cebu City Hall
employees and outside payees
168
4. APPROVAL OF PROCUREMENT-RELATED DOCUMENTS (PURCHASE
REQUEST (PR), NOTICE OF AWARD, NOTICE TO PROCEED, PURCHASE
ORDER (PO), AND PROGRAM OF WORKS AND ESTIMATES (POWE)
As authorized by the City Mayor, the City Administrator signs the Procurement-related
documents such as PR, PO, and POWE for and in behalf of the mayor.
169
5. APPROVAL OF REQUISITION AND ISSUE VOUCHER (RIV) AND FLEET
CARDS FOR FUEL ALLOCATION
This service refers to the approval of Fuel Allocation forms (RIV/Fleet Cards) used for the
maintenance of motor vehicles of different departments and barangays of Cebu City.
170
6. ISSUANCE OF CLEARING ORDER
As authorized by the City Mayor, the Office of the City Administrator issues Clearing Order
for the illegal structure and/ or obstruction/ informal settlers in the streets, sidewalks, parks,
plaza and other public places.
171
7. SIGNING OF CHEQUES
This refers to the signing of cheques issued by the Office of the City Treasurer for payment,
reimbursement, first salary, loyalty, financial assistance and other type of disbursement for
Cebu City Hall employees and outside payees.
172
CITY AGRICULTURE
DEPARTMENT
(CAD)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
173
1. ASSISTANCE TO URBAN AGRICULTURE PROGRAM IN SCHOOLS AND
HOUSEHOLDS
This service provides technical skills, trainings, design and initial inputs such as organic
fertilizers, assorted seedlings (vegetables, herbs, ornamentals and medicinal) and other
agricultural products to requisitioners.
(Conduct monthly
monitoring on the
status of the distributed
inputs)
2 days, 4 hours
Total None
and 7 minutes
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2. ASSISTANCE TO URBAN AND RURAL REFORESTATION PROGRAM
This service helps strengthen farmers’ aptitude on soil and water conservation, ecosystem
rehabilitation, reduce impact of greenhouse gases through planting of fruit and forest trees
in the farming system. It also extends assistance to any interested Cebu City constituents
for roadside, school, backyard and other solid tree planting program.
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5. Receive the 5. Release the requested None 10 minutes
requested seedlings seedlings
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3. PROVISION OF AGRICULTURAL TRAININGS TO FARMERS AND
INTERESTED PARTICIPANTS
This service provides knowledge generation wherein appropriate, practical and doable
farming technologies are extended through trainings ensuring participatory experiential
discussion among participants.
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4. PROVISION OF ALTERNATIVE MARKETING AND DEVELOPMENT
This service allows farmers to sell volume of their produce directly to consumers at
competitive price eliminating the existence of middlemen through establishment of satellite
markets at City Hall ground and identified urban barangays and institutional buyers.
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5. PROVISION OF FREE CROPS AND LIVESTOCK INSURANCE PROGRAM
This service provides insurance protection to farmers against losses arising from natural
calamities, plant diseases and pest infestation of their crops and livestock through Philippine
Crop Insurance Incorporated.
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7.2. Processing of Claims for Crop and Livestock Insurance
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3.3. Inform the None 1 day Agri Technician-in-
farmers on the charge
schedule of the CAD
ceremonial turn-over
of indemnity cheques
3.4. Prepare the None 1 hour Crop and Livestock
venue for the Insurance
ceremonial turn-over Coordinator
of indemnity cheques CAD
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6. PROVISION OF INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICE PROGRAM
This service caters Rural Improvement Club (RIC), 4H Club and members of Farmer
Association through conduct of trainings and funding support in different Agri-based
livelihood projects to qualified members and gives recognition to individual farmers and
associations manifesting exemplary performance in the realm farming.
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4.3. Wait for the Dept None Refer to the
of Agriculture Region Citizen's Charter
VII to approve the of the
project proposal Department of
Agriculture VII
4.4. Retrieve the None 2 hours Admin. Staff
approved project CAD
proposal from Dept of
Agriculture - VII
5. Receive feedback 5. Provide feedback None 5 minutes Institutional
on the status of the to client on the status Development
project proposal of the project proposal Service (IDS)
CAD
6. Receive copy of the 6. Provide copy of the None 10 minutes Admin. Staff
project proposal from approved project CAD
CAD proposal to the client
7. Claim the cheque 7. Assist the client in None 1 hour Coordinator
for the livelihood claiming the cheque CAD
assistance from Dept of from Dept of
Agriculture - VII Agriculture - VII
8 days, 3 hours
Total None
and 19 minutes
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7. PROVISION OF LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND FISHERY DISPERSAL
PROGRAM
This service allows Cebu City Farmers to avail the livestock dispersal such as hybrid and
native swine, goat, cattle and carabao raising.
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Livestock 4.2. Give a copy of the None 2 minutes Livestock
Dispersal Memorandum of Coordinator
Agreement on Livestock CAD
Dispersal
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8. PROVISION OF TECHNICAL AND INITIAL FARM INPUTS
This service provides technical and initial farm inputs such as fertilizers, seedling
(vegetables, forest and fruit-bearing trees, ornamentals, and medicinal), and other
agricultural products to requisitioners.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY
ASSESSOR
(CAO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
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1. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF WITH OR WITHOUT IMPROVEMENT
ON A PARCEL OF LAND
Issue a corresponding Certificate of With or Without Improvement on a parcel of land
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2.9 Sign the Certificate of Appraisal
With or Without Division’s
Improvement District Head
3. Receive the 3. Release the None 1 min Releasing In-
Certificate of with or Certificate of with or charge
Without Without Improvement
Improvement
2 days & 14
TOTAL P40.00
minutes
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2. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF WITH OR WITHOUT PROPERTY
HOLDINGS
Issue Certificate of Property Holding upon request of the owner or his authorized
representative
Division Head
TOTAL P40.00 20 minutes
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3. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFIED TRUE COPY OF TAX DECLARATION
Issue certified true copy of tax declaration upon request of the owner or his authorized
representative.
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3.7. Sign the Certified 1 min Division Head
True Copy of the Tax
Declaration
4. Receive the 4. Release the certified None 1 min Releasing In-
requested certified true true copy of the tax charge
copy declaration to the
requesting party
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4. ISSUANCE OF TAX DECLARATION OF REAL PROPERTY (LAND,
BUILDING and MACHINERY)
A tax declaration will be issued for every real property unit (land, building and machinery) within
the territorial jurisdiction of Cebu City.
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1.7. Forward the FAAS
to the Tax Mapper
1.8. Verify the None 30 mins Tax Mapper
correctness of the
property identification
number & ownership
1.9. Update the Tax
Mapping Control Roll
(TMCR)
1.10. Sign the FAAS
1.11. Review the None 30 mins Asst. City Assessor
correctness of the value
& Assessment level
applied including all data
written on FAAS
1.12. Encode & None 2 hours Computer-in-charge
proofread the data in the
FAAS
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5. CANCELLATION OF TAX DECLARATION
Cancel assessment in case of duplication or demolition. Eliminate from the assessment roll
of taxable properties those which have been demolished or destroyed or have suffered
permanent loss of value by reason of storm, flood, fire or any calamity.
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1.9. Approve the
order of cancellation
1.10. Forward the None 30 mins Computer
order of Division Head
cancellation to the
Computer Section for
processing
1.11. Furnish a copy None 10 mins Computer
of the order of Division
cancellation to the personnel
ARMD Head for
appropriate action
2. Receive the order of 2. Release the None 5 mins Records Division
cancellation copy of the Order of personnel
Cancellation to
the property owner
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OFFICE OF THE CITY
BUDGET OFFICER
(CBO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
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1. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATION BALANCE
Verify, evaluate and prepares Certification of Appropriation Balance
198
2. PROCESSING OF APPROVED BUDGET FOR CONTRACT
Verify, evaluate, control and execute the release of Allotment for the Approved Budget for
Contract
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3. PROCESSING OF MANPOWER REQUEST FOR JOB ORDER
Verification, evaluation and earmarking of Manpower Request for Job Order in the proper
Registries of Allotment and Obligation
200
4. PROCESSING OF OBLIGATION REQUEST AND STATUS
Receiving and encoding of incoming Obligation Request and Status (ORS), either claim on
Personal Services , MOOE and Capital Outlay accounts to the excel file; evaluation and
encoding to the particular account charges of the Registry of Allotment and Obligations;
generating and printing of ORS for signature; encoding of outgoing ORS for release to
concerned client
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vouchers /
bundle
1.3 Process ORS 20 minutes Designated Budget
A. Individual (per clerk and officers by
voucher / payroll) Responsibility
B. Burial 7 hours Center
Assistance (60
vouchers /
bundle
1.4 Sign ORS Box 10 minutes City Budget Officer,
"B" Acting Asst. Dept.
A. Individual (per Head, All Section
voucher / payroll) Head
B. Burial 3 hours
Assistance (60
vouchers / bundle
2. Make a personal 2. Release/ Inform None
follow-up or through the client through
phone call phone call with
regard to the status
if suspended /
approved
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5. PROCESSING OF PROJECT PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN
Review, evaluate and control the Project Procurement and Management Plan as to proper
account charges and existence of appropriation
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6. PROCESSING OF PURCHASE REQUEST
Control and earmark the submitted Purchase Request in the proper Registries of Allotment
and Obligations
2. Make a personal 2.Release / Inform the None 5 minutes Admin Aide III
follow-up or through client through phone
phone call call with regard to the
status if suspended /
approved
TOTAL None 1 hour and 10
minutes
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7. REVIEW OF THE BARANGAY AND SK BUDGET
Review of Barangay and SK Annual and Supplemental Budget in compliance to COA and
DBM budgetary requirements and limitations
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reviewed
1.4 Transmit the 5 minutes Admin. Officer II,
documents to City Admin Aide III
Budget Officer for
final review and
signature
1.5 Final Review of 2 hours City Budget Officer
documents and
signature
1.6 Prepare 5 minutes Brgy Section Head
Indorsement to SP
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CITY HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
(CHD)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
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1. ANIMAL BITE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
This service is for patients with animal bite cases (dog, cat, monkey, and other wild
Animals).
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3. Submit 3.1. Verify None 10 minutes ABTC Clerk
requirements Requirements City Health
Department
3.2. Prepare None 10 minutes ABTC Clerk
Patient Case City Health
Record Department
4. Get assessment 4. Provide None 20 minutes Nurse on duty
and evaluation at recommendation as to City Health
Nurse Station case categorization Department
of exposure,
computation and
prescription
5. Proceed to 5.1. For category II None 30 minutes Nurse on duty
immunization nurse patients, Give City Health
(active) anti-rabies Department
vaccination
intradermally
STAGE 2
For follow-up visits: None 30 minutes ABTC Clerk
City Health
1. Give appointment 1. Receive Department
immunization card to appointment
the guard on duty immunization card &
record patient’s
information & 1st
dose of visit
(Patient must bring
the
required insulin
syringe on 2nd day of
visit)
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2. Wait to be called at 2. Call client
the waiting area.
3. Proceed to 3.1. Inject anti-rabies None 5 minutes Nurse on duty
immunization nurse vaccine City Health
3.2. Provide post Department
conference
4. Proceed to nurse 4. Issue Payment None 3 minutes Nurse on duty
station Order Slip for City Health
Medical Certificate Department
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2. CONDUCT OF SANITATION INSPECTION AND/OR WATER
SAMPLING
All Establishments must apply for a sanitation inspection and/ or water sampling (if
Applicable) to ensure their compliance to the standards set by the Sanitation Code of
the Philippines and of the City of Cebu. A Sanitation Inspection Report (for sanitation
Inspection) is then issued and is then presented at the Department, as part of the
Documentary requirements for the issuance of the Sanitary Permit. Likewise, water
Bacteriological analysis result is claimed at the Department’s laboratory and is also
Presented as part of the documentary requirements.
- Name of Establishment
- Business Address
- Kind of business
- Permittee/ Tax Payer’s Name
- Total Number of personnel / employees
- Attached with a photocopy of Business Tax
Assessment Sheet, Previous Sanitary Permit, and
if necessary, a failed water bacteriological
analysis.
STAGE 1 - CONDUCT OF SANITATION INSPECTION
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Secure a Sanitation 1. Provide client with None 5 minutes Sanitation
Inspection Request inspection request Inspector/
Form form Receiving Clerk
City Health
Department
2. Submit the 2.1. Evaluate None 30 minutes Sanitation
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accomplished Sanitary documents as to Inspector/
Inspection Request completeness Receiving Clerk/
Form together with of requirements and Verification Clerk
photocopy of Business information City Health
Tax Assessment supplied Department
Sheet and Previous
Sanitary Permit
3. Wait for the conduct 3.1. Schedule an None 6 days, 22 Sanitation
of inspection inspection hours, and 25 Inspector
minutes City Health
3.2. Conduct
Department
inspection
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TOTAL None 7 Days
Note: For establishments who passed the bacteriological analysis, submit result as part of the
Documentary requirements for sanitary permit issuance.
For establishments with failed water bacteriological analysis, reapply and repeat Step 1.
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3. HIV DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
This service caters to walk-in and referred HIV/AIDS symptomatic adult and children’s
patients for health condition diagnosis. Treatment and medication shall be provided and
shall ensure that all the PLHIV is covered with PhilHealth Insurance to ensure continuity of
Anti-Retroviral Treatment.
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5.2. Let the
client sign
the summary
logbook
6. IF NON-REACTIVE 6. Inform the client of None 5 minutes Counselor
Return after 6 weeks the result City Health
to repeat HIV Test Department
Note: If result is non-reactive, client may go home and advice to come back 6 months after.
If the result is reactive, he/she may proceed to Step 6.
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4. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE TO BASIC FOOD
SAFETY SEMINAR
To ensure food safety and compliance to food safety act of 2013 and the Code on
Sanitation of the Philippines, all employees in the food business establishments are required
to attend the basic food safety seminar. Its certificate is renewable every three (3) years.
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5. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF POTABILITY
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2.2.2. Clerk submit
encoded certificate
together with its water
sampling results to
the Division Chief for
interpretation/ re-
assessment and
signature.
2.2.3. After signing
of certificate, clerk
release the Certificate
of Potability together
with its supporting
documents (water
sampling results and
official receipt).
2.2.4. Failed water
sampling result of
either one (1)
parameter, application
is deferred,
documents are
returned, and client is
advised for
resampling of failed
parameter.
3. Receive the 3. Release Certificate None 1 minute Releasing/
Certificate of Potability of Potability together Encoding Clerk
with supporting with its supporting City Health
documents documents Department
(Certificate of
Potability is attached
to the documentary
requirements for the
issuance of Sanitary
Permit)
TOTAL Php 50.00 10 Minutes
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6. ISSUANCE OF DEATH CERTIFICATE
A certificate issued to individuals who died in the absence of medical officers/ doctors
Or outside the hospital/ medical facilities. It is the basis whether the cadaver can be
embalmed or not.
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4. Wait to be called 4.1. Encode death None 5 minutes Data Encoder
at waiting area. certificate and print a draft City Health
copy. Department
4.2. Call and instruct client
to review information on
the draft copy.
5. Verify 5.1. After client advises None 5 minutes Data Encoder
information that information on the City Health
indicated on the draft is correct, print the Department
draft copy and final copy of the death
Inform encoder certificate and the
whether information corresponding permits.
on draft is correct 5.2. Forward official death
or not. certificate to receiving
clerk for signature
6. Proceed to 6.1. Instruct client to sign None 5 minutes Receiving Clerk
Receiving Clerk the death certificate as City Health
Window and once informant using black ink. Department
called, sign the
6.2. Sign the death
death certificate as certificate on the prepared
informant. by field and forward
document to medical
officer-on-duty for
certification.
6.3. Affixes signature on Medical Officer-
the Signature Field of on-Duty
Section 22 of the City Health
Certificate of Death Department
7. Receive referral 7.1. Release photocopy of None 10 minutes Receiving Clerk
to Funeral Parlor death certificate and City Health
along with a corresponding permits Department
photocopy of the with official receipt.
death certificate 7.2. Advise client if
and corresponding cadaver is eligible for 3-
permits. day viewing or is for
immediate burial
7.3. Release the 3 original
copies of the Death
Certificate to the Funeral
Parlor Liaison.
7.4. Forward the office
copy of the Death
Certificate to City
Epidemiology and
Surveillance Unit
(CESSU).
8. Proceed to
funeral parlor.
TOTAL Php 50.00 45 Minutes
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7. ISSUANCE OF HEALTH CERTIFICATE
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evaluation and Health Certificate to the
Issuance window cashier at her side
3. Pay the required 3.1. Issue Official See Fees 5 minutes Cashier
fees Receipt below Office of the City
Treasurer’
4. Receive the Health 4. Release the Health None 2 minutes Releasing Clerk
Certificate Certificate City Health
Department
See Fees
TOTAL 11 Minutes
Below
Health Certificate (non-food) - Php10.00 Change of Health Certificate / Duplicate -PhP
Health Certificate (food handler) – 20.00
Php 20.00 Lost Official Receipt (Certifiaction Fee) for food
Focalizes - Php 30.00 handler - PhP 20.00
Fecal / Stool Culture - Php 150.00 Lost Official Receipt for non-food (re-issuance)
handler - PhP 10.00
FOR FOOD HANDLERS
1. Proceed to 1.1. Receive stool None 1 hour and 4 Laboratory
laboratory for fecalysis samples minutes Personnel
and stool culture. 1.2. Conduct stool 9 minutes City Health
sampling Department
For clients requiring 1.3. Document result. 1 minute
fecalysis only, results 1.4. Release result of 1 hour
will come out on the stool exam to client
day
1.5. Forward stool 3 days
culture result with stool
For clients requiring
exam result to ECISD
fecalysis and stool
office for releasing
culture, Health
Certificates will be
released 3-5 days
later
2. Present Claim slip 2.1. Locate Health None 2 Minutes Releasing Clerk
at releasing window in Certificate City Health
ECISD office (for food 2.2. Let client sign in 1 minute Department
handler requiring logbook
fecalysis and stool
culture).
3. Receive Health 3. Release None 2 Minutes Releasing Clerk
Certificate Health City Health
Certificate Department
3 Days, 2
TOTAL None Hours and 19
Minutes
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8. ISSUANCE OF HUMAN REMAINS DISPOSAL PERMIT
A permit issued for authority to exhume, transfer, cremate, re-enter, reburial, cementation
and burial of human remains for disposal. The permit to be issued in this service are the
Exhumation, Transfer, Cremation, Re-entry, Reburial, Cementation and Burial Permits.
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proceed as instructed (Retain Office Copy City Health
of the Permit and Department
release requestor’s
copy)
5.2. Provide further
instructions to
requestor on where
to proceed after
See Fees
TOTAL 26 Minutes
Below
Burial Permit - PhP 50.00 Re-entry Permit - PhP 30.00
Transfer Permit - PhP 30.00 Transit Permit - PhP 30.00
Exhumation Permit - PhP 50.00 Cementation Permit - PhP150.00
Reburial Permit - PhP 50.00 Body Parts Certification - PhP 50.00
Cremation Permit - PhP 200.00
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9. ISSUANCE OF MEDICAL CERTIFICATE
A service of issuing medical certificates for whatever legal purpose it may serve the
Clients, either for employment, fitness to work, school requirements and others.
2. Get the status of 2.1. Conduct Pre- None 10 minutes OPC Clerk /
body’s vital functions consultation interview Community
2.2. Get vital Health Workers
signs (CHW)
City Health
Department
3. Obtain consultation 3.1 Conduct Medical None 15 minutes Medical Officer
and evaluation Consultation and on Duty
Evaluation and City Health
Diagnosis to the Department
patient.
3.2 Prepare Medical
Certificate
4. Secure payment 4. Issue Payment None 3 minutes Nurse on duty
slip Order Slip City Health
Department
5. Pay the required 5. Issue Official Medical 5 minutes Cashier
fees Receipt Certificate Office of the City
– Treasurer
Php 50.00
6. Submit Official 6. Release None 3 minutes Nurse on duty /
Receipt and receive Medical Certificate OPD Clerk
Medical Certificate City Health
Department
TOTAL Php 50.00 39 Minutes
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10. ISSUANCE OF PINK CARD/ PICTURE CARD
4. Sign Consent 3.3. Let client sign None 3 minutes Admitting Clerk
Form consent form for the City Health
Medical Department
Procedure to be
undertaken
5. Proceed to 5.1. Verify client None 5 minutes STD Nurse
examination room Information City Health
5.2. Perform Medical Department
procedure
6. Wait for the result 7.1. Process None 1 hour Lab-In-Charge
at waiting area Data City Health
7.2. Submit results to Department
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medical
specialist
7.3. Release
results, otherwise call
client
and proceed
to MDs room
7. Receive the 8. Let client None 4 minutes Releasing Clerk
laboratory results sign the City Health
results Department
logbook
9. Release
results
See Fees 1 Hour and 35
TOTAL
Below Minutes
Health Certificate - Php10.00
Gram Staining - Php 15.00
Fecalysis - Php 10.00
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11. ISSUANCE OF SANITARY PERMIT
Food and Non-food business establishments must secure a sanitary permit to ensure their
compliance and observation of the standards set by the Sanitation Code of the Philippines
and of the City of Cebu. This permit is a pre-requisite in the issuance of the final Business
Permit.
(Sanitation Inspection Report is valid for 30 (Business One-Stop Shop Center (BOSS)
calendar days from the date of inspection.) for Government Services)
5. Valid Health Certificates (Health Cards) Cebu City Health Department –
with Official Receipts. Environmental, Commercial, and Industrial
Sanitation Division
6. Water and/or Ice bacteriological analysis Cebu City Health Department –
result (if applicable) Environmental, Commercial, and Industrial
Sanitation Division
*water and/or ice sampling request
7. Water Physical and Chemical analysis Department of Health Accredited water
result (if applicable) testing laboratory
8. Certificate of Potability of Drinking-water (if Cebu City Health Department –
applicable) Environmental, Commercial, and Industrial
Sanitation Division
*requires water bacteriological analysis and
water physical and chemical analysis [DOH
A.O. 0010 – 2017 (PNSDW 2017)]
9. Certificate of Attendance to Basic Food Cebu City Health Department –
Safety Seminar (if applicable) Environmental, Commercial, and Industrial
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Sanitation Division
10. Certificate of Attendance to UP-CPH and On-line Seminar with the University of the
DOH’s training/seminar for New Water Philippines – Center for Public Health and
Refilling Station (WRS) operators Department of Health
11. Other Regulatory Certificates and/or
Documents as deemed applicable by the
Sanitation Inspector:
- Operational Permit/ License to Department of Health (DOH)
Operate (LTO), and/or Certificate of
Accreditation; Licenses of personnel,
Certificate of Undertaking for
embalmers; Licenses of Masseuse;
- Professional Licenses of Health Care
practitioners Professional Regulations Commission
- NC II/ TESDA Training Certificate
- Fire Safety Compliance Certificate TESDA
- Environmental Compliance Certificate Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)
- BFAD Registration; FDA Certification Department Environmental and Natural
- Certificate of Registration for Meat Resources (DENR)
Vendors/Retailers/Wholesalers Food and Drugs Authority
- Memorandum of Agreement/
Memorandum of Understanding/ Department of Veterinary Medicine and
Service Agreement of an authorized Fisheries (DVMF)
infectious waste hauler DOH accredited infectious waste hauler
- Pest Control Accreditation/ company
Certification/ Undertaking
- Complaints, Nuisance, and Pollution
Abatement Services (CNPAS) Private Pest Control Company
Clearance
Cebu City Health Department –
Environmental, Commercial, and Industrial
Sanitation Division
12. Notarized Authorization Letter, with
Identification (I.D.) of authorized
representative and Permittee, from
Owner/Manager of the Establishment
owner/manager if the bearer is a
liaison/messenger, document processor, or
bookkeeper.
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Get Priority Number 1. Call priority number None 2 minutes Receiving Clerk
at Sanitary Permit to be served City Health
Verification Window Department
2. Submit 2.1. Verify Documentary None 2 days and 45
Documentary Requirements as to its minutes
Requirements at completeness Receiving Clerk/
Sanitary Permit Verification Clerk
2.2. Encode
Verification Window City Health
requirements that are
Department
complete
2.3. Advise client to pay
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Sanitary Fee
3. Pay the required 3. Issue Official Receipt Sanitary 5 minutes
Cashier
fees Fee -
Office of the City
Php100.0
Treasurer
0
4. Get claim slip 4.1. Issue claim slip None 8 minutes Receiving Clerk/
4.2. Advise client to Verification Clerk
claim after 3 working City Health
days Department
5. Sign logbook and 5.1. Let client sign the None 5 minutes Releasing Clerk
Receive Sanitary logbook City Health
Permit 5.2. Release Sanitary Department
Permit on the 3rd
working day
2 Days, 1
Php
TOTAL Hour and
100.00
5 Minutes
Note: No fees will be required if the “Sanitary fee” presented in the tax assessment sheet is
indicated in the Official Receipt.
If no sanitary fee on the tax assessment sheet, the client is advised to pay the Sanitary Fee
at the cashier prior to processing of the Sanitary Permit, which is Php 100.00 per permit
issued.
230
12. MEDICAL AND GENERAL CONSULTATION
Patients are examined to determine proper diagnosis on the condition, illness, or
Disease they are suffering from and proper treatment shall be administered.
231
13. PROVISION OF HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAMS IN DIFFERENT
BARANGAY HEALTH STATIONS
This service caters to different constituents of the city who wish to avail of free health
promotion services at their respective barangay health stations including immunization
program, family planning, childcare program, nutrition program and maternal care
program. (Based on the schedule per health station).
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conference
6.3. Advise schedule of
next visit for follow-up
(subject to the
identification of
physician’s schedule)
1 Hour and 36
TOTAL None
Minutes
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14. PROVISION OF MEDICAL LABORATORY DIAGNOSTIC
PROCEDURES
This service caters to all indigent cardholders under the OPD package of the Philippine
Health Insurance Corporation for free, but also serves our constituents who would like to
avail of the services paying minimum amount for the maintenance and financial
assistance of the laboratory in aid of the capitation fund. Laboratory examination such as
complete blood count (CBC), urinalysis, fecalysis, and sputum examination are available
for free for Philhealth OPD cardholders. All other non-cardholders are pay patients and
may avail of the following services as counted below.
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2 minutes City Health
Blood Typing – Department
2 minutes
3.5. Examine and None CBC – Laboratory Aide
process collected 45 minutes or Medical
specimen Platelet ct. – Technologist
30 minutes City Health
Blood typing – Department
3 minutes
3.6. Instruct client to None 1 minute Medical
wait for the result Technologist
City Health
Department
4. Wait to be called for 4. Call client None 1 minute Medical
the result at the Technologist/
waiting area Laboratory Aide
5. Receive the result 5.1. Let the client sign None 1 minute Receiving/
and sign in the the releasing logbook Releasing Clerk
logbook City Health
Department
5.2. Release the
laboratory
result
CBC = 1 Hour
and 31 Minutes
Platelet ct = 1
TOTAL See Fees
Hour and 13
Below
Minutes
Blood Typing =
45 Minutes
Complete Blood Count - Php 70.00
Platelet ct. - Php 80.00
Blood Typing - Php 50.00
Laboratory Service: Urinalysis
1. Present the 1.1 Check for the None 1 minute Receiving clerk
laboratory request completeness of details City Health
form of lab request form Department
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City Health
Department
236
2. Pay the required 2. Issue Official See fees 1 minute Cashier
fees Receipt below Office of the City
Treasurer
-Client paid in
advance prior to lab
service-
3. Wait for the result 2.1. Prepare None 30 minutes Medical
Worksheet Technologist
2.2. Stain Smeared City Health
slide Department
2.3. Air dry the smear
and examine
2.4. Record the result
to worksheet
2.5. Pass result to the
Social Hygiene Clinic
Staff
4. Receive result 4. Release result to None 1 minute Social Hygiene
client Clinic Staff
City Health
Department
See Fees
TOTAL 33 Minutes
Below
Commercial Sex Workers – Php 15.00
Consultation – Php 50.00
Laboratory Service: Gene Expert
1. Submit specimen 1.1. Check specimen None 1 minute Medical
and request form to and laboratory request Technologist
the laboratory form City Health
Department
1.2. Record laboratory None 1 minute Medical
request form data to Technologist
the TB Registry City Health
Department
2. Get instruction of 2.1. Instruct the client None 1 minute Medical
schedule of result of the schedule of Technologist
releasing of result. City Health
2.1.1. If the specimen Department
is submitted in the
morning, the result may
be available in the
afternoon.
2.1.2. If the specimen
is submitted in the
afternoon, the result
may be available the
following day
2.2. Prepare specimen None 2 hours Medical
cartridge and diluent Technologist
2.3. Process specimen City Health
Department
2.4. Perform Gene
Expert
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2.5. Record result to
the TB Registry
2.6. Endorse result to 1 day
STRIDER for releasing
to Health Centers
1 Day, 2 Hours,
TOTAL None
3 Minutes
LABORATORY SERVICE: WATER BACTERIOLOGICA ANALYSIS
1. Sanitary Inspectors 1.1. Check None 1 minute Medical
submit Water Sample Inspection Request for Technologist
and Inspection completeness of data City Health
Request Department
1.2. Check water None 1 minute Laboratory Aide/
sample for appearance Medical
and volume Technologist
City Health
Department
1.3. Record Inspection None 1 minute* Laboratory Aide/
request data in the Medical
logbook Technologist
City Health
*may increase in Department
case of multiple
samples
1.4. Label with same None 1 minute Laboratory Aide/
Serial Number the Medical
Water Sample, Technologist
Inspection Request, City Health
HPC Plate and Quanti- Department
Tray
1.5. Process HPC None 4 minutes Laboratory Aide/
Plate and Quanti-Tray Medical
Technologist
City Health
Department
1.6. Incubate HPC and None 22 hours Laboratory Aide/
Quanti-Tray Medical
Technologist
City Health
Department
1.7. Read results of None 3 minutes Laboratory Aide/
HPC and Quanti-Tray Medical
Technologist
City Health
Department
1.8. Record results in 2 minutes* Laboratory Aide/
the logbook *may increase in Medical
None case of multiple Technologist
samples City Health
Department
1.9. Encode results into Laboratory Aide/
the computer Medical
None 2 minutes* Technologist
*may increase in City Health
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case of multiple Department
samples
2. Receive result 2. Release result None 1 minute Laboratory Aide/
Medical
Technologist
City Health
Department
22 Hours and
TOTAL None
16 Minutes
LABORATORY SERVICE: STOOL EXAM
1. Present Health 1.1. Verify for None 2 minutes Receiving/
Card, Official Receipt, completeness of data Releasing Staff
X-Ray result and identity of client City Health
Department
1.2. Provide specimen None 1 minute Receiving/
receptacle to the client Releasing Staff
City Health
Department
2. Collect and submit 2.1. Receive verified None 1 hour average* Receiving/
Specimen and Health Specimen and Health *client dependent Releasing Staff
Card Card City Health
Department
3. Wait to be called at 3.1. Label Health Card None 1 minute Laboratory Aide/
the waiting area and verified specimen Medical
and pass to processing Technologist
area City Health
Department
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3.2. Process Specimen None 2 minutes Medical
Technologist
City Health
Department
3.3. Perform None 1 minute Medical
Microscopic Technologist
examination of City Health
specimen Department
3.4. Record result on None 1 minute Laboratory Aide/
the Health Card Medical
Technologist
City Health
Department
3.5. Sign Health Card None 1 minute Laboratory Aide/
Medical
Technologist
City Health
Department
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* For clients with
specimen already,
Health Card and
specimen are accepted
by the Receiving staff
and a Claim Slip is
issued and instruct
client to come back on
the date indicated
(Client Step #4)
2. Collect and submit 2.1. Receive verified None 1 hour average* Receiving/
specimen to the Specimen and Health *client dependent Releasing Staff
laboratory Card City Health
Department
3. Get claim slip 3.1. Issue Claim Slip None 1 minute Receiving/
with Release date and Releasing Staff
instruct client to come City Health
back on the date Department
indicated.
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LABORATORY SERVICE: HIV SCREENING
PICT, VCT
– Free
2. Submit Laboratory 2.1. Check the 1 minute Medical
Request Form, NEC document submitted for Technologist
Form A secured from completeness of details None City Health
Social Hygiene Clinic Department
and Treatment and
Care Support (TCS) 2.2. Log Client Code in None 1 minute Laboratory Aide/
Office and Official the logbook Encoder
Receipt for paying City Health
client (employment Department
purposes) 2.3. Prepare HIV kit for None 1 minute Medical
testing Technologist
City Health
Department
2.4. Prepare Client for None 1 minute Medical
blood extraction (finger Technologist
prick) City Health
Department
2.5. Perform Blood None 2 minutes Medical
extraction (finger prick) Technologist
City Health
Department
3. Wait at SHC for the 3.1. Perform HIV None 20 minutes Medical
result claimed by the Screening Test on the Technologist
counselor sample City Health
Department
3.2. Record result in None 1 minute Medical
the logbook Technologist
City Health
Department
3.3. Release to None 1 minute Medical
counselor the Technologist
Nonreactive HIV City Health
Screening Test result Department
3.4. Release to None 1 minute Medical
counselor Reactive HIV Technologist
Screening Test result City Health
and advise counselor Department
to have his client return
for further testing
4. Receive HIV 4.1. Prepare rHIVda None 1 minute Medical
Screening Test result Testing Technologist
from counselor. City Health
Department
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4.1. For Reactive HIV 4.2. Perform blood None 5 minutes Medical
Screening Test extraction Technologist
Result, submit for City Health
confirmatory test Department
4.3. Perform rHIVda None 45 minutes Medical
testing and further Technologist
confirmatory testing City Health
Department
4.4. Record rHIVda None 1 minute Medical
result in the logbook Technologist
City Health
Department
4.5. Release Reactive None 2 minutes Medical
result of rHIVda to Technologist
client`s counselor City Health
Department
4.6. Prepare rHIVda None 10 minutes Medical
document and Technologist
specimen for send out City Health
to Vicente Sotto Department
Memorial Medical
Center – Laboratory for
Confirmatory
4.7. rHIVda None 10 days Medical
Confirmatory result Technologist
claimed/ City Health
duplicated, filed and Department
original result given to
SHC Counselor
HIV Screening
Nonreactive
Result = 28
Minutes
Php
TOTAL HIV Reactive
250.00
Result with
rHIVda = 10
days, 1 hour
and 32 minutes
LABORATORY SERVICE: HBsAg Testing
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the logbook Technologist
City Health
Department
2.3. Prepare HBsAg None 1 minute Medical
Test Kit Technologist
City Health
Department
2.4. Perform Blood None 2 minutes Medical
Extraction (finger prick) Technologist
City Health
Department
2.5. Perform HBsAg None 20 minutes Medical
Screening Test on the Technologist
sample City Health
Department
2.6. Record results in None 1 minute Medical
the logbook Technologist
City Health
Department
3. Receive HBsAg 3.1. Release test result None 1 minute
Screening Test Result Medical
3.1.1. For VCT client, Technologist
both Reactive and City Health
Nonreactive results are Department
released to
client`s counselor.
3.1.2. For
employment,
Both Reactive and
Nonreactive results are
released to client
Php
TOTAL 32 Minutes
130.00
LABORATORY SERVICE: SYPHILIS TESTING
AP, VCT –
Free
2. Submit Laboratory 2.1. Check the None 1 minute Medical
Request Form and documents submitted Technologist
Official Receipt for for completeness of City Health
paying client details Department
(employment
purposes) 2.2. Log Client code in None 1 minute Medical
the logbook Technologist
City Health
Department
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2.3. Prepare Syphilis None 1 minute Medical
Test Kit Technologist
City Health
Department
2.4. Perform blood None 2 minutes Medical
extraction (finger prick) Technologist
City Health
Department
3. Wait at Social 3.1. Perform Syphilis None 20 minutes Medical
Hygiene Clinic testing on the sample Technologist
City Health
Department
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15. PROVISION OF ORAL HEALTH OR DENTAL CARE
This service caters to different constituents of the barangay who has dental concerns and
problems and those who wish to avail of dental care program of the city, including:
• Oral Examination
• Atraumatic Restoration
• Fluoride
• Oral Prophylaxis
• Tooth Extraction
246
16. PROVISION OF RADIOLOGY OUTPATIENT SERVICES
This service caters to all clients who availed of and undergone diagnostic imaging such
as X-ray.
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procedure Technologist
City Health
Department
7. Get claim slip at 7.1. Issue claim slip to None 1 minute Radiologic
the reception client Technologist
City Health
Department
7.2. Advise None 2 minutes Radiologic
client of the schedule Technologist
date of release of City Health
result Department
248
17. RELEASING OF DIAGNOSTIC AND WATER ANALYSIS RESULTS
This service caters to all clients who availed of and undergone medical diagnostic and
Laboratory examination and water bacteriology or analysis
249
18. SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT
This service caters to walk-in and referred STI symptomatic adult and children’s patients
for health condition diagnosis.
250
4. Wait to be 4. Call client None 10 minutes Clinic Assistant/
called at waiting Midwife
area City Health
Department
5. Submit for 5.1. Explain the procedure None 10 minutes STD Nurse
smear City Health
5.2. Perform Examination
examination Department
Procedure
6. Submit for 6.1 Blood extraction and None 30 minutes Medical
blood extraction Process Technologist
blood sample City Health
Department
6.2. Instruct client on next None 2 minutes Technologist
step City Health
Department
6.3. Record None 15 minutes Clinic Assistant/
laboratory Midwife
results to ICR City Health
Department
7. Wait for the 7.2. Call client None 2 minutes Clinic Assistant/
result at waiting Midwife
area City Health
Department
7.3. Instruct None 2 minutes Clinic Assistant/
client to go to the Medical Midwife
Doctor’s Room City Health
Department
8. Receive result 8.1. Explain None 10 minutes Medical
of laboratory Clinical/ Specialist
examination Laboratory City Health
Findings Department
8.2. Prescribe and give None 5 minutes Medical
proper Specialist
medications City Health
Department
8.3. Conduct None 10 minutes Nurse/Midwife
Counseling City Health
Department
8.4 Give schedule of None 5 minutes Clinic Assistant/
next visit Midwife
City Health
Department
See Fees 2 Hours and 9
TOTAL
Below Minutes
Gram Staining - Php 50.00
RPR - Php 120.00
Hepatitis BsAg - Php 130.00
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19. TUBERCULOSIS (TB) CASES DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
This service caters to walk-in and referred TB symptomatic adult and children patients for
health condition diagnosis. Treatment and medication shall be done to the TB-DOTS
Facility or Health Station nearest to patients’ residence for Direct Observation Treatment
(DOT).
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instructions to the City Health
patients Department
and health
education
TOTAL None 49 Minutes
2. FOR RAPID TB DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY (GENEXPERT)
1. Register at the 1.1. Provide master None 1 minute TB Admin Aide
daily master list logbook list City Health
logbook Department
1.2. Provide priority None 1 minute TB Admin Aide
number City Health
Department
2. Wait to be called at 2. Call client None 2 minutes TB Admin Aide
waiting area City Health
Department
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Department
1.2. Provide priority None 1 minute TB Admin Aide
number City Health
Department
2. Wait to be called at 2. Call client None 3 minutes TB Clerk
waiting area City Health
Department
3. Once called, proceed 3.1. Conduct None 10 minutes Attending Nurse
to table 2 and present interview City Health
PICT form Department
3.2. Verify PICT
form
7. Go to DOTS
Facility based on the
referral slip issued
TOTAL None 2 Hours
Note: Patients are usually referred to the TB-DOTS facility or Health Station nearest to the
Patients’ residence.
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4. HEALTH CARD CLEARANCE
1. Register at the daily 1.1. Provide master None 2 minutes TB Admin Aide
master list logbook list City Health
logbook Department
1.2. Provide priority
number
2. Once called, proceed 2.1. Interview client None 5 minutes Attending Nurse
to Table 2 and present 2.2. Verify chest x- City Health
Chest x-ray result. ray result Department
5. Proceed to the
referred Clinic or Lab
facility.
TOTAL None 27 Minutes
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OFFICE OF THE CITY
LEGAL OFFICER (CLO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
256
1. PROVISION OF LEGAL AIDE (A) LEGAL OPINION, (B) CONTRACT
REVIEW, (C) COMMENT, RECOMMENDATION AND OTHER
COMMUNICATION
The particular service aims to provide other offices (within the Cebu City Government) with
legal opinion, contract review and other issuances/ communications which will serve as
basis in the performance of their governmental function.
257
2.8. Encode transaction City Legal Office
details in the tracer
database
2.9. Evaluate / Study the none 10 days Assigned
documents Handling Lawyer
2.10. Draft appropriate City Legal Office
legal document
2.11. Review and note none 1 day City Attorney
down comments and City Legal Office
recommendations
2.12. Finalize the legal none 1 day Assigned
document including the Handling Lawyer
corrections and City Legal Office
recommendations made
by the City Attorney.
2.13. Approve the Final none 1 day City Attorney
Legal Document City Legal Office
2.14. Record the outgoing none 10 minutes Outgoing Officer
document in the logbook City Legal Office
2.15. Encode the
outgoing document in the
system
2.16. Assign messenger
to deliver the Final Legal
Document to concern
parties and/or endorsing
office
3. Sign the 3. Assist receiving party in none 2 hours Messenger
logbook or file copy the signing of logbook or City Legal Office
file copy
4. Receive the file 4. Release the file copy of
copy of Legal Legal Documents
Documents (Opinion, Contract and
(Opinion, Contract Comments/
and Recommendation) to
Comments/Recom concerned parties and/or
mendation) endorsing office
14 days and 3
Total none
hours
258
2. LITIGATION OF CASES
The City Legal Office shall represent the interest of the city and its officials in the
performance of their official functions on cases in courts and agencies where they are filled.
Also, the office may represent qualified constituents and groups when needed. The City
Legal Office may file pleadings or appear in court hearings when necessary.
259
2.8. Encode City Legal Office
transaction details in
the tracer database
2.9. Evaluate/ Study none 10 days Assigned
the documents Handling Lawyer
2.10. Draft City Legal Office
summon/subpoena /
pleadings
2.11. Review and note none 1 day City Attorney
down comments and City Legal Office
recommendations
2.12. Finalize the none 1 day Assigned Legal
summon/subpoena/ Officer
pleadings including the City Legal Office
corrections and
recommendations
made by the City
Attorney.
2.13. Approve the none 1 day City Attorney
Final City Legal Office
Summon/Subpoena/
Pleadings
2.14. Record the none 10 minutes Outgoing Officer
outgoing document in City Legal Office
the logbook
2.15. Encode the
outgoing document in
the system
2.16. Assign
messenger to deliver
the Final
Summon/Subpoena/
Pleadings to
concerned parties
and/or endorsing office
3. Sign the logbook or 3. Assist receiving none 2 hours Messenger
file copy party in the signing of City Legal Office
logbook or file copy
4. Receive the final 4. Deliver the final file
file copy of Legal copy of Legal
Documents Documents (Summon/
(Summon/Subpoena/ Subpoena/ Pleadings)
Pleadings) to concerned parties
and/or endorsing office
14 days and 3
Total none
hours
260
3. DETERMINATION OF VIOLATION AND SUBSEQUENT PREPARATION OF
NOTICES AND ORDERS (FOR PD 1096 VIOLATION, CITY ORDINANCE
NO. 1656 OTHER REVISED ZONING ORDINANCE, SANITATION
VIOLATION, ANTI-NOISE VIOLATION, NON-PAYMENT OF BUSINESS
TAXES AND/OR FEES, NO BUSINESS PERMITS)
This service particularly intends to enforce, promote and encourage faithful compliance to
laws and pertinent city ordinance. The City Legal Office may prepare the following
depending on need, to wit: Notices, Complaints, Cease and Desist orders, Closure Orders
and Clearing orders
261
lawyer in the attached
white slip (if any)
2.5. Evaluate the none 1 day City Attorney
documents City Legal Office
2.6. Write the remarks
and the name of the
assigned handling lawyer
in the white slip (for new
request)
2.7. Record request in none 10 minutes Document Control
the assignment folders Officer
2.8. Encode transaction City Legal Office
details in the tracer
database
2.9. Evaluate/ Study the none 10 days Assigned Handling
documents Lawyer
2.10. Draft appropriate City Legal Office
legal document
2.11. Review and note none 1 day City Attorney
down comments and City Legal Office
recommendations
2.12. Finalize the legal none 1 day Assigned Handling
document including the Lawyer
corrections and City Legal Office
recommendations made
by the City Attorney.
2.13. Approve the Final none 1 day City Attorney
Legal document City Legal Office
2.14. Record the none 10 minutes Outgoing Officer
outgoing document in City Legal Office
the logbook
2.15. Encode the
outgoing document in
the system
2.16. Assign messenger
to deliver the Final
Response to concerned
parties and/or endorsing
office
3. Sign the 3. Assist receiving party none 2 hours Messenger
logbook or file in the signing of logbook City Legal Office
copy or file copy
4. Receive the file 4. Release the final file
copy of Legal copy of Legal Documents
Documents (Notices/Orders) to
(Notices/Orders) concerned parties and/or
endorsing office
14 days and 3
Total none
hours
262
4. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF NO PENDING ADMINISTRATIVE CASE
263
5. ISSUANCE OF LEGAL OPINION FOR PROBE (PREVENTION
RESTORATION ORDER BEAUTIFICATION ENHANCEMENT)/ DWUP
(DIVISION FOR THE WELFARE OF THE URBAN POOR (DWUP)/ CCENRO
(CEBU CITY ENVIRONMENTAL & NATURAL RESOURCES)
264
1.8. Write remarks and
name of the assigned
handling lawyer (for new
request)
1.9. Record request in none 10 minutes Document Control
assignment folders Officer
1.10. Encode transaction City Legal Office
details in the tracer
database
1.11 Evaluate / study the none 2 days Assigned
documents Handling Lawyer
1.12. Draft legal opinion City Legal Office
1.13. Review and note none 1 day City Attorney
down comments and City Legal Office
recommendation
1.14. Finalize legal none 1 day Assigned
opinion including Handling Lawyer
correction and City Legal Office
recommendations of City
Legal Attorney
1.15. Approve legal none 3 hours City Attorney
opinion City Legal Office
1.16. Record the outgoing none 10 minutes Outgoing Officer
document in the logbook City Legal Office
1.17. Encode the outgoing
document in the system
1.18. Assign messenger
to deliver legal opinion to
requesting party
3. Sign the 3. Assist receiving party in none 2 hours Messenger
logbook or file the signing of logbook or City Legal Office
copy file copy
4. Receive the file 4. Release the final file
copy of Legal copy of Legal Documents
Documents (Notices/Orders) to
(Notices/Orders) concerned parties and/or
endorsing office
Total none 5 days
265
CITY PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
(CPDO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
266
1. ISSUANCE OF LAND DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
Authority granted in the act of dividing land into pieces that are easier to sell or otherwise
develop
267
3. Wait for Ocular 3.1. Schedule for None 3 days Ocular
Inspection Schedule ocular inspection Inspection
3.2. Conduct ocular Officer /
inspection Architect,
3.3. Prepare None 1 day Engineer
Inspection Report
268
10LM = 50.00
(minimum)
5. Submit Official 5. Attach Official None 15 minutes Receiving
Receipt back to Receipt of payment to
CPDO the application for the
final approval
269
2. ISSUANCE OF LAND USE CERTIFICATE
Certification of the parcel of land to determine if it is suitable for agricultural production in
order to safeguard agricultural lands. The proposed parcel of agricultural land maybe
recommended for reclassification if it is no longer suitable for agricultural purposes.
Office or Division: City Planning and Development Office
Classification: Highly Technical Transaction
Type of Transaction: Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Land Developers
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Duly accomplished, Signed and Notarized Application CPDO
Form
2. 2 sets Scaled Subdivision Scheme Plan Architect
3. 2 sets Partition Agreement Architect
4. 2 sets Extra Judicial Partition (for subdivision among Architect
heirs)
5. 2 sets Deed of Donation (for donation) Architect
6. Consolidation Agreement (for subdivision Architect
consolidation of more than 2 lots
7. 1 (one) certified true copy of Land Title and tax Registry of Deeds and City
declaration Assessors Office
8. Official Receipt CTO
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Secure and fill up 1. Give the client None 5 minutes Receiving /
Application Form Subdivision Admin Aide III
Approval Application
Form
2. Submit filled up 2.1. Check if form
Application Form with has been correctly
complete requirements and completely
accomplished with
complete None 15 minutes Receiving /
requirements Admin Aide III
2.2. Give all
requirements
including form to
Ocular Inspection
Officer for
scheduling of
inspection
3. Wait for Ocular 3.1 Schedule for None 3 days Ocular Inspection
Inspection ocular inspection Officer / Architect,
Engineer
3.2. Conduct ocular
inspection
3.3. Prepare None 1 day Ocular Inspection
Inspection Report Officer / Architect,
Engineer
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3.4. Submit None 15 minutes Ocular Inspection
Inspection Report to Officer / Architect,
Land Use and Engineer
Zoning Division
Head for review
3.5. Review Ocular None 1 day Head of Land
Inspection Report Use and Zoning
Division
4. Claim collection slip 4.1. Prepare P720.00 15 minutes Receiving /
for payment to CTO Collection Slip Admin Aide III
271
3. ISSUANCE OF LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE TO COMMERCIAL
ESTABLISHMENTS
Authority granted by the Board or LGU pursuant to applicable laws on land use planning and
zoning of Commercial Establishments
272
requirements
2. Fill up 2.1. Check if form has None 15 minutes Receiving / Admin
Locational been correctly and Aide III
Clearance Form completely accomplished
with sketch map at with requirements
the back of 2.2. Give all
Inspection Request requirements including
Form form to Ocular Inspection
Officer for scheduling of
inspection
3. Wait for the 3.1. Schedule for ocular None 3 days Ocular Inspection
Ocular Inspection inspection Officer / Architect,
3.2. Conduct ocular Engineer
inspection
3.3 Prepare Inspection None 1 day Ocular Inspection
Report Officer / Architect,
3.4. Submit Inspection None 15 minutes Engineer
Report to Land Use and
Zoning Division Head for
review
3.5. Review Ocular None 1 day Head of Land Use
Inspection Report and Zoning Division
4. Claim Collection 4.1. Prepare Collection Zoning 15 minutes Receiving/ Admin
Slip and proceed Slip Fee (1% Aide III
to CTO for Based on
payment 4.2. Receive payment & the Bill of Cashier
issue Official Receipt Material) City Treasurer’s
Office
5. Submit Official 5.1. Attach Official None 5 minutes Receiving/ Admin
Receipt back to Receipt to the application Aide III
CPDO for approval
5.2. Recommend None 30 minutes Head of Land Use
approval and Zoning Division
5.3. Submit the Ocular None 15 minutes Ocular Inspection
Inspection Report with Officer / Architect,
supporting documents to Engineer
OIC- CPDO
5.4. Approve the None 4 hours OIC-CPDO
Locational Clearance
Application
6. Receive the 6.1. Segregate None 20 minutes Receiving / Admin
approved documents for encoding Aide III
Locational and filing
Clearance 6.2. Release the None 5 minutes Receiving / Admin
approved Locational Aide III
Clearance to client
TOTAL 1% based 5 days, 6
on the hours & 5
Bill of minutes
Materials
273
4. ISSUANCE OF LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE TO RESIDENTIAL
ESTABLISHMENTS
Authority granted by the Board or LGU pursuant to applicable laws on land use planning and
zoning of Residential Establishments
274
2.2. Give all
requirements
including form to
Ocular Inspection
Officer for scheduling
of inspection
3. Wait for the Ocular 3.1. Schedule for None 3 days Ocular Inspection
Inspection ocular inspection Officer / Architect,
3.2. Conduct ocular Engineer
inspection
3.3. Prepare None 1 day Ocular Inspection
Inspection Report Officer / Architect,
3.4. Submit the Ocular None 15 minutes Engineer
Inspection Report to
Land Use and Zoning
Division Head for
review
3.5. Review Ocular None 1 day Head of Land Use
Inspection Report and Zoning Division
4. Claim Collection 4.1. Prepare Zoning 15 minutes Receiving/
Slip and proceed to Collection Slip Admin Aide III
Fee (1%
CTO for payment
based on
Cashier
the Bill of City Treasurer’s
4.2. Receive payment
& issue Official Materials) Office
Receipt
5. Submit Official 5.1. Attach Official None 5 minutes Receiving/
Receipt back to Receipt to the Admin Aide III
CPDO application for
approval
5.2. Recommend None 30 minutes Head of Land Use
approval and Zoning Division
5.3. Submit the Ocular None 15 minutes Ocular Inspection
Inspection Report with Officer / Architect,
supporting documents Engineer
to OIC- CPDO
5.4. Approve the None 4 hours OIC-CPDO
Locational Clearance
Application
6. Receive the 6.1. Segregate None 20 minutes Receiving / Admin
approved Locational documents for Aide III
Clearance encoding and filing
6.2. Release the None 5 minutes Receiving / Admin
approved Locational Aide III
Clearance to client
1% based
5 days, 6
on the
hours & 5
TOTAL Bill of
minutes
Materials
275
5. ISSUANCE OF SUBDIVISION APPROVAL
Approval of subdivision plan for subdivisions that have been divided into individual
residential plots
276
3.3. Prepare None 1 day Ocular Inspection
Inspection Report Officer / Architect,
3.3. Submit None 15 minutes Engineer
Inspection Report
to Land Use and
Zoning Division
Head for review
3.3. Review Ocular None 1 day Head of Land Use
Inspection Report and Zoning Division
3.4. Recommend None 30 minutes Head of Land Use
approval and Zoning Division
3.5. Submit the None 15 minutes Ocular Inspection
Ocular Inspection Officer / Architect,
Report with Engineer
supporting
documents to OIC-
CPDO
3.6. Approve to None 1 day OIC - CPDO
proceed to
payment
4. Claim Collection 4.1. Prepare P1,590.00 15 minutes Receiving / Admin
Slip and proceed to Collection Slip Aide III
CTO for payment
4.2. Receive Cashier
payment & issue
City Treasurer’s
Official Receipt Office
5. Submit Official 5.1. Attach Official None 5 minutes Receiving/Admin
Receipt back to Receipt to the Aide III
CPDO application for final
approval
5.2. Approve the None 15 minutes OIC - CPDO
application for
subdivision
6. Receive the 6.1. Segregate the None 20 minutes Receiving / Admin
Subdivision documents for Aide III
Approval encoding and filing
6.2. Release the None Receiving / Admin
Subdivision Aide III
Approval to client
TOTAL P1,590.00 6 days, 2 hours &
15 minutes
277
6. ISSUANCE OF ZONING CLEARANCE
It is the procedure used by the city to verify that a proposed land use or structure is allowed
in the applicable zoning district.
278
CPDO
3.6. Approve to None 1 day OIC - CPDO
proceed to payment
4. Claim Collection Slip 4.1. Prepare Collection P720.00 15 minutes Receiving/ Admin
and proceed to CTO for Slip Aide III
payment
4.2 Receive payment Cashier
& issue Official City Treasurer’s
Receipt Office
5. Submit Official 5.1. Attach Official None 5 minutes Receiving/ Admin
Receipt back to CPDO Receipt to the Aide III
application for the
final approval
5.2. Approve the None 15 minutes OIC - CPDO
Zoning Clearance
6. Receive the 6.1. Segregate the None Receiving / Admin
approved Zoning documents for Aide III
Clearance encoding and filing 20 minutes
6.2. Release the None Receiving / Admin
approved Zoning Aide III
Clearance to client
TOTAL P720.00 4 days, 5
hours & 30
minutes
279
CITY TREASURER’S
OFFICE
(CTO)
EXTERNAL SERVICE
280
1. ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION OF BUSINESS TAXES, FEES AND
CHARGES OF NEW BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS
This service refers to the issuance of assessment and collection of payment for business
taxes, fees and charges for new business establishments. Corresponding Business Tax
Payment Certificate (BTPC) is also issued stating the amount paid for the business taxes,
fees & other charges.
Office or Division: City Treasurer’s Office - Business Taxes and Fees Division
(BTFD)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
Who may avail: Registered Business Establishments (Single Proprietorship,
Partnership, Corporations, Cooperatives)
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Duly filled-up and notarized application form with sketch Public Assistance Complaints Desk
(must be signed by the owner if single proprietor and by the (PACD)/
authorized representative if Corporation/ Partnership/ Business Tax and Fees Division
Cooperative) (BTFD)
2. Tax Declaration of Land and Building if Real Estate City Assessor’s Office
Lessors/ Boarding Houses/ Dormitories/ Pension Houses
and the like
3. Certificate of Registration from Department of Trade and Department of Trade and Industry
Industry (DTI) - (For Single Proprietorship) (DTI)
4. Certificate of Registration with Articles of Incorporation & Securities and Exchange Commission
By laws from Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) (SEC)
and Board Resolution of Authorized Representative - (For
Partnership or Corporation)
5. Certificate of Registration with Articles and by laws of Cooperative Development Authority
Cooperative from Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) (CDA)
and Board Resolution of Authorized Representative - (For
Cooperative)
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit the duly filled-up 1.1 Receive the None 10 minutes Receiving Clerk
and notarized application application form and
form together with the requirements
complete requirements for 1.2. Evaluate the None 10 minutes Evaluator
assessment of business application and
taxes, fees and charges to requirements
the receiving clerk
2. Submit the evaluated 2.1 Encode the data None 20 minutes Encoder/Assess
Application Form to the to the Business or
Encoder/Assessor Permit System/
Database
2.2 Print None 5 minutes Encoder/Assess
Assessment Sheet or
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3. Pay the tax due as 3.1 Receive See 15 minutes Collector In-
reflected in the payment separate Charge
assessment sheet Table of
3.2 Issue Official Taxes,
Receipt Fees &
Charges
4. Pay the Community Tax 4.1 Receive See 32 minutes Collector In-
Certificate - A & B and/or Payment separate Charge
C&C1 (Cedula) Table of
4.2 Issue Taxes,
Community Tax Fees &
Certificate - A & B Charges
and/or C&C1
(Cedula)
5. Submit Official Receipts 5.1 Verify None 10 minutes Personnel-In-
and Community Tax completeness of Charge
Certificate (A & B and/or documents
C&C1) together with the 5.2 Print Business None 3 minutes Personnel-In-
complete requirements to Tax Payment Charge
Personnel In-Charge of Certificate
BTFD
5.3 Verify Business None 2 minutes Personnel-In-
Tax Payment Charge
Certificate
5.4 Sign the None 10 minutes Division
Business Tax Head/Asst
Payment Certificate Division Head
(BTPC)
6. Receive the Business 6. Release the None 5 minutes Releasing Clerk
Tax Payment Certificate Business Tax
Payment Certificate
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2. ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION OF BUSINESS TAXES, FEES &
CHARGES FOR RENEWAL OF BUSINESS PERMIT
As mandated by City Ordinance (C.O) No. LXIX otherwise known as the “Revised Omnibus
Tax Ordinance of the City of Cebu”, no person shall engage in or operate any of the
businesses in Cebu City without first paying the corresponding annual graduated tax indicated
for each type or kind of business.
Office or Division: City Treasurer’s Office – Business Taxes and Fees Division and
Cash Receipts Division
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
Who may avail: Business owner(s)/entity or their authorized representative
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1.Filled-out Application Form City Treasurer’ Office – Public Assistance and
Complaints Desk
2. Financial Documents (RENEWAL) such as Prepared by the Client
but not limited to:
Sales Journal; Certificate of Gross issued by
the Lessor (for Mall Tenants); Percentage
Returns; Annual Income Tax Return and
Comparative Financial Statement of the
preceding year
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the duly 1.1 Receive the None 2 hours Evaluator
filled-up application application form and
form together with the requirements
requirements for 1.2. Evaluate the None 20 minutes Evaluator
assessment of application form and
business taxes, fees requirements
and charges to the
receiving clerk 1.3 Encode the data None 5 minutes Evaluator
to the Business
Permit System/
Database
1.4 Print and sign the None 5 minutes Evaluator
Assessment Sheet
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Table of
Taxes,
Fees and
Charges
6. Receive Official 6. Issue Official None 2 minutes
Receipt Receipt
See
separate
4 hours and
Table of
TOTAL 49 minutes
Taxes,
Fees and
Charges
284
3. ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION OF SPECIAL PERMIT FEE,
MISCELLANEOUS TAXES, FEES AND OTHER CHARGES
This service caters to walk-in taxpayers of delivery trucks, occupational permit, organizers,
promoters of shows/events/boxing bouts and other entertainment activities that requires a
special permit.
Office or Division: City Treasurer’s Office - Business Taxes and Fees Division (BTFD)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Walk-in taxpayers of delivery trucks, occupational permit,
organizers, promoters of shows/events/boxing bouts and other
entertainment activities
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
For Delivery Permit:
1. Dully filled up application form Business Permit and Licensing Office (BPLO)
2. LTO Official Receipt & Certificate of Land Transportation Office (LTO)
Registration
3. Professional Driver’s License Land Transportation Office (LTO)
4. Certification from Company (if driving for From the company of the client
food delivery company)
5. Authorization from Owner (if client does From the owner of the vehicle
not own the vehicle)
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up application form Assessment Sheet
2. Pay to the Collector 2. Issue official See 20 minutes Collector in Charge
in charge for receipt separate Cash Receipts
Miscellaneous Table of Division
payments Taxes,
Fees and
Charges
3. Submit the Official 3. Record payment None 5 minutes Personnel-In-
Receipt representing on the registration Charge
payment for special book
permit fee,
miscellaneous taxes,
fees and charges
4.Proceed to special 4.Provide instructions None 5 minutes Officer-In-Charge
permit section to and direction to client
process the necessary
permit
See
separate
Table of
TOTAL 40 minutes
Taxes,
Fees and
Charges
286
4. COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS FEES AND OTHER CHARGES
This service caters to clients who pay for miscellaneous fees and other charges, such as but
not limited to the following: professional tax, voter’s certification fee, police report fee, certified
true copy of tax declaration, etc., as stated in the Revised Omnibus Tax Ordinance of the City
of Cebu C.O No. LXIX.
See
separate
Table of
TOTAL 20 minutes
Taxes,
Fees and
Charges
287
5. COLLECTION OF PAYMENT FOR BUSINESS TAXES, FEES & CHARGES
As mandated by City Ordinance (C.O) No. LXIX otherwise known as the “Revised Omnibus
Tax Ordinance of the City of Cebu”, no person shall engage in or operate any of the
businesses in Cebu City without first paying the corresponding annual graduated tax indicated
for each type or kind of business.
288
6. ISSUANCE OF REAL PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT / PAYMENT SLIP
This service caters to the taxpayer who pays for their Real Property Tax obligations.
289
7. COLLECTION OF SOCIAL AMELIORATION TAX
As mandated by the “Revised Omnibus Tax Ordinance of the City of Cebu”, (C.O CXXII), An
ordinance strengthening the Social Amelioration Program of the City of Cebu, Improving and
Enhancing its collection and disbursement mechanism and ensuring maximum benefits to
those who are socially-disadvantaged.
Office or Division: City Treasurer’s Office – Business Taxes and Fees Division
(BTFD)
Classification: Complex
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
Who may avail: Business Establishments
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Business Permit of subject establishment City Treasurer’s Office
Business Permit and Licensing Office
FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Receive a letter 1.1. Conduct None 6 days Personnel -In-
from the City profiling of business Charge
Treasurer’s Office establishments
informing about City subject to Social
Ordinance No. LXIX Amelioration
as amended by City Program in order to
Tax Ordinance No. get the average
CXXII (Revised number of
Omnibus Tax customers as basis
Ordinance of the of the assessment
City of Cebu) 1.2 Record the result
of profiling in the
data sheet
1.3 Prepare the
assessment based
on the data gathered
during the profiling
1.4 Send Notice of
Assessment to
inform the client
about the monthly
amount due
2. Pay the assessed 2. Receive payment See separate 13 minutes Collector-In-
amount at the Table of Charge
Cashier Taxes, Fees
and Charges
3. Receive Official 3. Issue Official None 2 minutes Collector-In-
Receipt Receipt Charge
See separate
Table of 6 days and 15
TOTAL
Taxes, Fees minutes
and Charges
290
8. ISSUANCE OF ASSESSMENT OF TRANSFER TAX
This service caters to the client who opts to pay transfer taxes.
291
9. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATIONS AND CLEARANCES TO BUSINESS
ESTABLISHMENTS
Office or Division: City Treasurer’s Office – Business Taxes and Fees Division
(BTFD)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: General Public
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter request address to the City Treasurer Prepared by the client
2. Official Receipt of P40.00 for the payment of City Treasurer’s Office/Cash Receipts Division
Certification
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Pay the 1.1. Receive payment P 40.00 20 minutes Collector-In-
Clearance/Certification for Clearance/ Charge
Fee Certification Fee
1.2 Issue Official
Receipt
2. Submit the letter 2.1. Verify records on None 15 minutes Records-In-
request address to the database Charge
City Treasurer with the
Official Receipt of the 2.2. Prepare None 5 minutes Records-In-
Certification Fee Certification and/or Charge
Business Clearance
2.3. Sign the None 5 minutes Division Chief/Asst
Certification and/or Division Chief –
Business Clearance Business Taxes
and Fees Division
3. Receive the 3. Release Certification None 3 minutes Releasing In-
Certification and/or and/or Business Charge
Business Clearance Clearance
TOTAL P 40.00 48 minutes
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10. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS
One of the specific functions of the City Treasurer is to certify the availability of funds prior
to all disbursements from the local treasury. Issuance of the CAF thru the Cash
Disbursement Division will be made available for the City Treasurer’s signature only after
the requesting offices presented the certification of the Local Budget Officer on the
existence of an appropriation for the purpose.
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1.10 Sign Certificate of None 1 day City Treasurer
Availability of Funds
1.11 Forward signed None 2 minutes Personnel–in-
certificate of availability Charge
to Cash Disbursement
Fund Control for
release
2. Sign file copy to 2. Release Certificate None 5 minutes Releasing–in-
acknowledge receipt of Availability of Funds Charge
of CAF
1 day, 5 hours
TOTAL None and 35
minutes
294
11. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF RETIREMENT OF BUSINESS PERMIT
As mandated by the Revised Omnibus Tax Ordinance of the City of Cebu (C.O No. LXIX),
this service refers to the processing of application for retirement of business permit covering
from the receipt of application to the issuance of Certificate of Retirement to owners of
registered business establishments who want to retire from business, trade, occupation or
calling.
Office or Division: City Treasurer’s Office – Business Taxes and Fees Division (BTFD)
Classification: Complex
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
Who may avail: Registered business establishments who want to retire from
business, trade, occupation or calling
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Application form for Retirement of Business Business Tax and Fees Division (BTFD)
2. Valid I.D of the Permittee Client
3. Official Receipts of Business Taxes, Fees and Cash Receipts Division
other Charges
4. Gross Sales/Receipts for the Current Year Client
5. Board Resolution or Secretary Certification for Client
the retirement of the business (for Corporation
only)
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the duly filled- 1.1 Receive and verify None 15 minutes Receiving Clerk
up retirement application form and
application form with supporting documents
the supporting
documents 1.2 Prepare Personnel In-
Assessment base on charge
the supporting
documents
1.3 Release Personnel In-
Assessment for charge
payment
2. Pay to the Cashier 2. Issue Official See 20 minutes Collector-in -
Receipt separate Charge
Table of
Taxes,
Fees and
Charges
3. Submit the Official 3.1 Encode the None 5 minutes Encoder
Receipt together with received application in
the supporting the system
documents to the
3.2 Endorse the
Encoder
application for
retirement to the field
inspectors for the
conduct of inspection
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4. Wait for the conduct 4.1 Schedule for an None 6 days (from Field Inspectors
of the inspection inspection the request
date)
4.2. Conduct
Inspection
4.3 Prepare inspection 2 hours Field Inspectors
report and forward to
the Retirement In-
charge
4.4 Verify the None 2 minutes Retirement In-
forwarded application charge
inspected
296
12. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATION OF NO DELINQUENCY ON MARKET
STALL RENTAL FEES
This service refers to the issuance of a certificate as per request of the registered market
stallholder stating that the latter has no delinquency on the market stall rental fees.
297
13. ISSUANCE OF CHECKS
This service caters the preparation of checks for disbursement to valid beneficiaries
Processing of
Vouchers
Approval for
payment:
1.6 Office
City Administrator
2. (Office of the City 2.1 Receive signed None 5 minutes Personnel – in-
Administrator) Forward voucher Charge
signed voucher for 2.2 Issue Check None 10 minutes Personnel – in-
check issuance Charge
2.3 Forward issued None 5 minutes Personnel – in-
check to Fund Control Charge
298
2.5 Forward Issued None 5 minutes Personnel – in-
Check to Cash Book Charge
Posting Personnel
2.6 Post issued check None 5 minutes Personnel – in-
to Cash book Charge
2.7 Forward Posted None 5 minutes Personnel – in-
check for Counter Charge
Signature to Cash
Division Chief
2.8 Counter-sign None 4 hours Officer– in-
check Charge
Signature of Checks:
2.13 Office of the City
Administrator
Preparation of 1 day City Accountant
Accountant’s
Advice:
2.14 Office of the City
Accountant
3. (Office of the City 3.1 Receive signed None 15 minutes Personnel – in-
Accountant) Forward check Charge
signed check to the
Personnel in-charge of 3.2 Verify check None 10 minutes Personnel – in-
CTO- Cash against Bank Advice Charge
Disbursement Division and prepare for
releasing of checks
5 days, 2
TOTAL None hours and 10
minutes
299
14. ISSUANCE OF COMMUNITY TAX CERTIFICATE (CEDULA)
As mandated by the “Revised Omnibus Tax Ordinance of the City of Cebu”, (C.O LXIX), Cebu
City may levy a community tax and issue community tax certificate thereof.
300
15. ISSUANCE OF COMPROMISE AGREEMENT ON INSTALLMENT
PAYMENT OF DELINQUENT TAXES, FEES AND CHARGES
As mandated by the Revised Omnibus Tax Ordinance of the City of Cebu (C.O No. LXIX),
this service refers to the issuance of compromise agreement to taxpayers who want to pay
their delinquent taxes, fees and charges thru installment.
Office or Division: City Treasurer’s Office - Business Taxes and Fees Division (BTFD)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
Who may avail: Taxpayers with delinquent business taxes, fees, & charges
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Updated Assessment of Delinquent Taxes, Fees and Charges Business Tax Section
2. Official Receipt of the required down payment which is 25% of Cash Receipts Division
the Delinquent taxes
3. Official Receipt/Proof of payment of the quarterly or yearly Cash Receipts Division
payment of the current year business taxes and fees
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the 1.1 Verify if the Official None 10 minutes Receiving Clerk
complete Receipt matches the
requirements to the required amount for down
Receiving Clerk of payment
BTFD
1.2 Re-assess tax None 2 days Officer of the
delinquency if the Day
assessment is not yet
updated
1.3 Prepare Compromise None 30 minutes Officer of the
Agreement Day
1.4. Approve the None 4 hours City Treasurer
Compromise Agreement
2. Claim & sign the 2.1 Release the approved None 10 minutes Records-In-
Compromise Compromise Agreement Charge
Agreement 2.2. Instruct the client to
return a copy of the
notarized compromise
agreement
3. Go to Notary 3. File the copy of the duly None 2 minutes Records-In-
Public for the Notarized Compromise Charge
notarization of the Agreement
Compromise
Agreement & return
a copy of the
notarized
Compromise
Agreement to the
Records In-Charge
2 days, 4
TOTAL None hours and
52 minutes
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16. ISSUANCE OF REAL PROPERTY TAX CLEARANCE OR PAYMENT
CERTIFICATE
This service refers to the issuance of the following as per request of the real property
taxpayers (provided that there are no delinquencies on the previous years):
1. Real Property Tax Clearance- if real property taxes for the current year were fully paid
thru annual mode of payment
2. Real Property Tax Payment Certificate – if real property taxes for the current year were
paid thru quarterly mode of payment
302
Receipt and print-out
of ledgers
See separate
Table of Taxes, 35 minutes
TOTAL
Fees and
Charges
303
17. MERGING OF PAYROLLS
This service caters the merging of payrolls from different offices in the City Government
304
18. PROCESSING OF CASH ADVANCE
Assigned Disbursing Officers (Regular or Special) are required to process cash advance
relative to approved requests and verified amount for financial assistance with complete
supporting documents.
305
payrolls) to Budget Office
for OBR
1.13 Forward documents None 10 minutes Disbursement
with OBR to Accounting personnel
Office for audit
1.14 Audit the documents None 5 days and 7 Auditor/ City
hours Accountant for
signature
1.15 Receive audited C.A None 1 hour Disbursement
voucher with attachments personnel
from Accounting Office
1.16 Forward audited C.A. None 2 minutes Disbursement
voucher to the City personnel
Treasurer for signature as
to Availability of Funds
1.16 Sign the audited C.A 2 hours City Treasurer
voucher
1.17 Forward signed C.A None 10 minutes Disbursement
voucher to the City Admin. personnel
Office for signature
1.18 Receive signed C.A None 1 hour Disbursement
voucher from the City personnel
Admin. Office for check
preparation
1.19 Prepare check pay to None 2 minutes per Check
the order of the assigned check preparation
D.O. per fund personnel-in-
charge
1.20 Attach check to the None 1 minute Check
C.A voucher preparation
personnel-in-
charge
1.21 Forwards check to the None 2 minutes Disbursement
City Treasurer for signature personnel
1.22 City Treasurer or None 1 hour City Treasurer /
authorized alternate alternate
signatory signs the check signatory
1.23 Forward check to the None 10 minutes Disbursement
City Admin. Office for personnel
signature
1.24 City Administrator None 1 day and 14 City
signs the check minutes Administrator
1.25 City Admin Office None 10 minutes City Admin
personnel forwards check Office personnel
attached to C.A voucher to
Accounting Office for Bank
Advice
1.26 Receives documents None 1 hour Disbursement
with bank advice from the personnel
Accounting Office
1.27 Issue Accountant’s None 40 minutes
Advice
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1.28 Check the bank None 5 minutes Check releasing
advice vs. the check details personnel-in-
and the vouchers charge
1.29 Inform the Disbursing None 1 minute Check releasing
Officer of the available personnel-in-
check charge
1.30 Claim the check None 2 minutes Disbursing
Officer
1.31 Sign the voucher and None 5 minutes Disbursing
Check Registry Book upon Officer
claim of check
1.32 Advise the bank for None 5 minutes Disbursing
the total amount of money Officer
for release
1.33 Receive and check None 1 hour Disbursing
the money from the bank Officer
8 days, 3
TOTAL None hours and 51
minutes
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19. REGISTRATION OF ADMISSION/ENTRANCE TICKETS OF MOVIE
HOUSES, TERMINALS, CONCERTS AND OTHER SIMILAR
EVENTS/ACTIVITIES
As mandated by the “Revised Omnibus Tax Ordinance of the City of Cebu” (C.O LXIX),
every owner, lessee, operator or promoter of theaters, cinemas, circuses, boxing, martial
arts, pop or rock concerts and all other activities, subject to amusement tax, must register
with the Office of the City Treasurer all tickets to be sold for admission. No such ticket shall
be issued or sold without the same having been previously registered as required.
Office or Division: City Treasurer’s Office –Tax Examination and Inspection Division
Section
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Owner, lessee, operator or promoter of theaters, cinemas, circuses,
boxing, martial arts, pop or rock concerts and all other activities
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Authority to Print from BIR indicating therein the summary of BIR
tickets with corresponding serial numbers
2. Bundle/boxes of admission tickets or terminal parking Client
entrance tickets
3. Advance payment/down payment in cash or check of Client
amusement tax equivalent to 50% of the total amount
registered tickets
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit the 1.1 Check the actual None 15 minutes Receiving Clerk
bundles/boxes of series number of tickets
admission tickets for against Authority to
concerts/movie houses Print from BIR
or terminal tickets with 1.2 Prepare the 10 minutes Section Head
the Authority to Print to Assessment/ Collection
Amusement Tax Slip for the Registration
Section for concerts, Fee
special events and
Advance Screening of
Movie Houses
2.Pay Registration Fee 2.1 Receive payment See 20 minutes Collector-In-
at the Cashier for for Registration Fee separate Charge
Miscellaneous Table of
Payments 2.2 Issue Official Taxes,
Receipt Fees and
Charges
3. Present the official 3.1 Stamp the None 2 days and 6 Personnel-In-
receipt for the registered tickets with a hours Charge
registration fee and rubber stamp with
acknowledgement ‘Cebu City Treasurer’s
receipt for the Office’ markings
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advance/down payment 3.2. Sign at the back of
each ticket
4. Claim the registered 4. Release the signed None 5 minutes Releasing Clerk
tickets and registered tickets
See
separate
2 days, 6
Table of
TOTAL hours and 50
Taxes,
minutes
Fees and
Charges
309
20. RELEASING OF PAYMENTS IN CHECK
This service caters releasing of checks to valid claimants such as beneficiaries, suppliers,
etc.
310
21. TESTING AND SEALING OF INSTRUMENTS OF WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES
As mandated by the “Revised Omnibus Tax Ordinance of the City of Cebu” (City
Ordinance No. LXIX), “Any person, partnership, or corporation engaged in selling goods or
merchandise that are measurable by instrument of weights and measures shall have such
instrument sealed and licensed before it may be used in the business and, for said
purpose, shall pay to the City Treasurer the corresponding fees, exclusive of the sticker
seals.”
Office or Division: City Treasurer’s Office– Tax Examination and Inspection Division
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
Who may avail: Owners of instruments of weights and measures used in business
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Instruments of Weights and Measures Client
2. Application Form for Testing and Sealing City Treasurer’s Office
3. Letter Request Address to the City Treasurer Prepared by the Client
(for Gas Stations only)
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the complete 1. Conduct testing of None 10 minutes Personnel-In-
requirements to the instruments of weights Charge
Personnel In-charge of and measures
weights and measures
2. Receive assessment 2. Issue Assessment None 10 minutes Personnel-In-
sheet Sheet for the Weights Charge
and Measures Fees
3. Pay Weights and 3.1. Receive Payment See 20 minutes Collector-In-
Measures Fees at the separate Charge
at the Cashier for Table of
Miscellaneous 3.2. Issue Official Taxes,
payments Receipt and Stickers Fees and
Charges
4. Submit Official 4. Seal instruments of None 5 minutes Personnel-In-
Receipts and Sticker of Weights and Measures Charge
Weights and Measures with stickers
to the Personnel In-
charge
5. Receive the sealed 5. Release the sealed None 5 minutes Personnel-In-
weights and measures weights and measures Charge
See
separate
Table of
TOTAL 50 minutes
Taxes,
Fees and
Charges
311
TABLE OF TAXES FEES AND CHARGES
A. Miscellaneous Fees
Billboards, Signboards and Advertisement Signs, the corresponding
1. ON-SITE Signs per square meter or fraction Php 100.00
2. OFF-SITE Signs per square meter or fraction
thereof. Php 60.00
Additional permit fee shall be paid by the owners of any billboard or signboard under
items (1) and (2) above:
where electric or neon lights are used on such
billboard or signboard Php 1.00
provided that is difficult to measure in terms of
Php 3.00
linear meter
Balloons, kites, per day
or fraction Php 100.00
Streamers and Banners per piece per day Php 50.00
Buntings per meter per day Php 0.5
Services Rendered
1. Permit Fee for circus or menagerie parade,
motorcade or other parades
with or without floats, banners, bands or
Php 200.00
loudspeakers, except civic
and military parade, religious or funeral
processions, per day
2. Special Permit Fee for the holding of raffles, lottery or any device resorted
to for the purpose of fund-raising or promotion of
any business or product:
Promotion of any business or product, per draw Php 200.00
All others, per draw Php 50.00
Permit Fee for Special Dispenser of Liquor after
10:00 P.M. Php 2,000.00
Secretary fees for the issuance of copies of official records and documents
For each certificate of correctness (with seal of
office) Php 20.00
written on the copy or attached
For certifying the official act of a municipal judge
or Php 20.00
other judicial certificate with seal
For certified copies of any paper, records, decree,
judgement or entry of which
any person is entitled to demand and receive a Php 20.00
copy (in connection with
judicial proceedings) for every 100 words
For certification of xerox copies reproduced by a Php 20.00
copying machine, per page
For certification of photocopy, per page Php 20.00
Other business Undertakings/Activities:
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Private Golf Links/Courses Php 50,000.00
Government-owned golf links/courses Php 5, 000.00
Mini golf links/courses (with less than nine holes) Php 1,000.00
Polo Grounds Php 50,000.00
Maintaining and/or operating business weighers Php 500.00
Maintenance and/ or operation of marble pool and the like:
First two tables Php 50.00
Each additional table Php 120.00
Business permit fee for the holding and art
exhibitions, flower shows, Php 100.00
musical program, literary and oratorical,
presentations as well as
operas, concerts, dramas, recitals, fashion shows,
except those where
no admission fees are collected per day or night
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Permit fees for business establishment holding promotional or
special sales or offers such as "bagatelles", anniversary sales,
Christmas sales, no school opening sales, and the like, per day Php 20.00
Permit fees for maintaining and/ or operating booking office or stations
for
horse racing, dog racing, jai-alai, pelota, and other events of similar
nature:
Each main booking station/office Php 100.00
Each additional booking station/office Php 50.00
Car exchange on consignment basis for operating warehouses or
bodegas of wholesalers, retailers, importers, except these business Php 500.00
duly licensed in the city
B. FEES FOR SEALING AND LICENSING OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
For sealing linear metric measures:
Measures not over one meter Php 5.00
Measures over one meter Ph 8.00
For sealing linear metric measures of capacity:
Measures of ten liters or less Php 5.00
Measures over liters Php 8.00
For sealing metric measures of weight:
With capacity of not more than thirty kilograms Php 10.00
With capacity of not more than thirty but not more than 300 kilograms Php 15.00
With a capacity of more than 300 but not more than 3,000 kilograms Php 20.00
With a capacity of more than 3,000 kilograms Php 30.00
For an apothecary balance or other balance of precision, the fee in accordance with
subsection above
subsection above shall be doubled.
A complete set of weights for each scale balance shall be sealed free of charge. For extra
weights, the
fee shall be fifty centavos.
C. TAX ON PEDDLERS
Peddlers of any article or merchandise carried in trucks or any
Php 50.00
other motor vehicles
Peddlers of any article or merchandise carried in a motorized bicycle,
tricycle and other motorized vehicles other than those specified in Php 30.00
(a ) above
Peddlers of any article or merchandise carried in carts, carretelas, or
Php 20.00
animal drawn vehicles
Peddlers of any article or merchandise carried on bicycle, pedicabs
Php 5.00
or by persons
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MARKET ENTRANCE FEES
CARBON MARKET COMPLEX SECTIONS RENTAL BY CATEGORY
UNIT I Primary Secondary
Carenderia PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Dressed Poultry PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Dried/Salted Fish PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Fish and Sea Food Products PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Meat PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Grinding Section (Meat) PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
UNIT II Primary Secondary
Carenderia PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Dry Goods PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Fruits and Native Delicacy PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
General Merchandise PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Grinding Section (Rice, Coconut) PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Variety and Grocery PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Meat PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
UNIT III Primary Secondary
Bakery and Confectionary Products PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Fruits and Native Delicacy PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Carenderia and Refreshments PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Vegetables PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
FREEDOM PARK MARKET Primary Secondary
Dry Goods PHP 8.00 PHP 6.00
Carenderia and Refreshments PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Flowers PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Furnitures PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
General Merchandise PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Native Products and Souvenir PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Variety and Grocery PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
WARWICK BARRACKS MARKET Primary Secondary
Carenderia and Refreshments PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Dry Goods PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
General Merchandise PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Livestock and Live Poultry PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Variety and Grocery PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
TABOAN MARKET Primary Secondary
Carenderia and Refreshments PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Dressed Chicken PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Dried/Salted Fish PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Dry Goods PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Fish and Sea Food Products PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Fruits and Native Delicacy PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
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General Merchandise PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Meat PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Services PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Variety and Grocery PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Vegetables PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
PARDO MARKET Primary Secondary
Carenderia and Refreshments
Dressed Poultry
Dry Goods
Entertainment
Fish and Sea Food Products
Fruits and Native Delicacy
Meat
Services
Variety and Grocery
Vegetables
F. RAMOS MARKET Primary Secondary
Carenderia and Refreshments PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Dressed Poultry PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Dry Goods PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Fish and Sea Food Products PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Fruits and Native Delicacy PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Meat PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Grinding Section (Meat, Rice, Coconute, Etc.) PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Variety and Grocery PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Vegetables PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
T. PADILLA MARKET Primary Secondary
Carenderia and Refreshment PHP 8.50 PHP 6.00
Dressed Chicken/Poultry PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Dry Goods PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Fresh Fish / Marine Products PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Fruits PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
General Merchandise PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Meat PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Grinding Section (Meat, Rice, Coconute, Etc.) PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Variety and Grocery PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
Vegetables PHP 8.00 PHP 5.50
CEBU FISH MARKET, PHASE I AND II
Commodities Primary
Fish and Marine Products PHP 8.00
Open Space (Wholesale Area) PHP 6.00
Eviscerating Area, Slicing and Scaling
Washing PHP 8.00
UNIT OF MEASURE: PER SACK
Commodities Regular Large
Rice and Corn PHP 5.00 PHP 8.00
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Feeds PHP 5.00 PHP 8.00
Mongo, Nuts PHP 5.00 PHP 8.00
Wheat / Flour PHP 5.00 PHP 8.00
Sugar PHP 5.00 PHP 8.00
Salt PHP 5.00 PHP 8.00
UNIT OF MEASURE: PER CRATE / BOX
Commodities Regular Large
Banana PHP 6.00 PHP 8.00
UNIT OF MEASURE: PER CAING (BAKAT) or BOX
Commodities Regular Large
Mango PHP 10.00 PHP 12.00
Lanzones / Rambotan / Mangosteen PHP 10.00 PHP 12.00
Santol / Caimito / Avocado PHP 10.00 PHP 12.00
Grapes PHP 10.00 PHP 12.00
Durian PHP 10.00 PHP 12.00
Apples / Oranges PHP 10.00 PHP 12.00
Pomelo PHP 10.00 PHP 12.00
UNIT OF MEASURE: PER SACKS OR CAING (BAKAT)
Commodities Regular Large
Ampalaya PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Potato/Carrots PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Squash PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Upo PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Sayote PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Pipino / Radish PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Bamboo Shoot PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Cabbage PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Cauliflower / Broccoli PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Okra PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Root Crops (Ubi, Gabi, Camote) PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Ginger PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Garlic PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Tomato PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Onion (Bombay) PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Onion (Leaves) PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Bell Pepper / Chili (Atsal) PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Chili (Espada / Hot) PHP 10.00 PHP 15.00
Flower PHP 20.00 PHP 15.00
Eggplant PHP 20.00 PHP 15.00
UNIT OF MEASURE: SACK
Commodities Per Sack Piece
String / Baguio Beans PHP 12.00 N/A
Pechay PHP 12.00 N/A
Kinchay PHP 12.00 N/A
Kangkong, Malunggay, Agbate PHP 12.00 N/A
Watermelon, Pakwan PHP 12.00 PHP 1.00
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Young Coconut PHP 12.00 PHP 5.00
UNIT OF MEASURE: SACK / BOXES / CAN (TARO)
Commodities Caing/Sacks/Can(Taro) Box
Dried Fish PHP 20.00 PHP 15.00
Dried Dangit PHP 20.00 PHP 15.00
Dried Shrimp N/A PHP 15.00
Salted Fish (Tinabal PHP 30.00 PHP 15.00
Smoked Fish N/A PHP 15.00
Hotdogs / Chorizo N/A PHP 10.00
Corned Beef, Ham, Etc. N/A PHP 0.00
Barbecue Sticks N/A PHP 10.00
Confectionered N/A PHP 10.00
Clothing (Ukai-ukai) N/A PHP 20.00
OTHER UNIT OF MEASURE
Commodities RATE PER
Bagoong/Ginamos/Uyap PHP 15.00 CAN
Eggs PHP 2.50 TRAY
Footwares PHP 10.00 DOZ
Furnitures PHP 100.00 SET
Ropes PHP 10.00 ROLL
Large Cattle PHP 100.00 HEAD
Hog: 100kgs & up PHP 100.00 HEAD
Hog: 50kgs - 99 kgs PHP 50.00 HEAD
Hog: 50kgs PHP 30.00 HEAD
Goat or Sheep PHP 50.00 HEAD
Chicken / Fowls PHP 5.00 HEAD
Charcoal PHP 10.00 SACK
Firewood PHP 1.00 BUNDLE
Imported Meat and Marine Products PHP 50.00 BOX
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a. For every Five Thousand Pesos (P 5,000.00) worth of real property in the City of Cebu owned by it
during the preceding year based on valuation used for the payment of the real property tax under
existing
b. For every Five Thousand Pesos (P 5,000.00) of gross receipts of earnings derived by it from its
business in Cebu City during the preceding year - Two Pesos (P 2.00)
PENALTIES
If the tax is not paid within the time prescribed thereof shall be add to the unpaid amount an
interest of twenty-four percent (24%) per annum from the due date until it is paid
BUSINESS TAXES
a. On manufacturers, assemblers, repackers, processors, brewers distilled spirits, and wines or
manufacturers of any article of commerce of whatever kind or nature, in accordance with the
following:
With gross sales or receipts for the preceding calendar year in
the amount of: Amount of tax
Per Annum
less than 10,000 Php 247.50
10,000.00 or more but less than 15,000.00 PHP 330.00
15,000.00 or more but less than 20,000.00 PHP 453.00
20,000.00 or more but less than 30,000.00 PHP 660.00
30,000.00 or more but less than 40,000.00 PHP 990.00
40,000.00 or more but less than 50,000.00 PHP 1,237.00
50,000.00 or more but less than 75,000.00 PHP 1,980.00
75,000.00 or more but less than 100,000.00 PHP 2,475.00
100,000.00 or more but less than 150,000.00 PHP 3,300.00
150,000.00 or more but less than 200,000.00 PHP 4,125.00
200,000.00 or more but less than 300,000.00 PHP 5,775.00
300,000.00 or more but less than 500,000.00 PHP 8,250.00
500,000.00 or more but less than 750,000.00 PHP 12,000.00
750,000.00 or more but less than 1,000,000.00 PHP 330.00
1,000,000.00 or more but less than 2,000,000.00 PHP 330.00
1,000,000.00 or more but less than 2,000,000.00 PHP 330.00
2,000,000.00 or more but less than 3,000,000.00 PHP 330.00
3,000,000.00 or more but less than 4,000,000.00 PHP 330.00
4,000,000.00 or more but less than 5,000,000.00 PHP 330.00
5,000,000.00 or more but less than 6,500,000.00 PHP 330.00
5,000,000.00 or more but less than 8,000,000.00 PHP 330.00
8,000,000.00 or more but less than 12,000,000.00 PHP 330.00
12,000,000.00 or more but less than 15,000,000.00 PHP 330.00
15,000,000.00 or more but less than 18,000,000.00 PHP 330.00
18,000,000.00 up to 20,000,000.00 PHP 330.00
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For every 1,000,000 in excess of 20,000,000.00 but not more add Php 2,000.00 to Php 66,500.00
than
50,000,000.00
add Php 1,000.00 to Php 126,
For every 1,000,000 in excess of 50,000,000.00 500.00
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the
amount of: Per Annum
More than 50,000.00 up to 400,000.00 2%
For every 1,000.00 or fraction thereof in excess of 400,000.00 add annual tax of Php 15.00 to
but not more than 1,000,000.00 Php 8,000.00
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the succeeding year, regardless of the of when the business started to operate, the tax shall be
based on the gross receipts for the preceding calendar year, or any fraction thereof.
E. TAX ON TWO OR MORE BUSINESS
the tax shall be computed on the combined total gross sales or receipts of the said two or more
related businesses.
In cases, where a person conducts or operates two or more businesses mentioned in the said five
subsections which are subject to different rates of tax, the gross sals or receipts of each business
shall be separately reported for the purpose of computing tax due from each business.
SOCIAL AMELIORATION TAX
Admission fee every customer or patron of establishments:
a. Night Clubs - a place of relaxation, rest and recreation that
serve alcoholic beverages beyond 10:00PM
b. Casinos and other gaming establishments
c. Fighting Cockpits
PHP 10.00
d. Karaoke Clubs
e. Massage Parlors
f. Beerhouse
g. Motels and Drive 0 ins
h. Discotheques
Surcharge of twenty percent (20%) if the amount tax not paid on time
Interest at the rate of one percent (1%) per month of the unpaid tax including surcharge, until
such amount is fully paid but in no case shall the total interest on the unpaid amount or portion
thereof exceed thirty-six (36) months
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100.00
PHP
Each machine device for vending games of skill 100.00 PHP 150.00
PHP
For each coin-operated amusement machine 100.00 PHP 300.00
PHP
Video cassette recorder/players 100.00 PHP 500.00
On Operators of Amusement Places:
PHP
Social clubs and voluntary associations 500.00
PHP
Skating rinks 500.00 PHP 1,000.00
PHP
Bath houses, resorts and likes 500.00 PHP 1,000.00
PHP
Billiard or pool halls, per table 100.00 PHP 175.00
Bowling establishments, per establishment
PHP
Automatic / per lane 500.00 PHP 300.00
PHP
Non-automatic / per lane 500.00 PHP 300.00
Circuses, carnivals, fun houses and the like PHP 1,000.00
First 10 days, per days PHP 100.00
Merry-go-rounds, roller coasters, ferries wheels, swing,
shooting galleries and other similar contrivances and side
show booths, per booths PHP 100.00
First 10 days, per days PHP 50.00
Exceeding 10 days, per days PHP 20.00
Theaters and cinema houses:
Air-conditioned PHP 2,000.00
Non-air-conditioned PHP 750.00
With orchestra only, with seating capacity of less than 500
persons PHP 2,000.00
With balcony and orchestra only, with seating capacity of less
than 500 persons PHP 2,000.00
With balcony and orchestra only, with seating capacity of 500
to 999 persons PHP 5,000.00
With balcony and orchestra only, with seating capacity of
1,000 persons PHP 7,500.00
With lodge, balcony and orchestra PHP 10,000.00
Boxing stadium, gymnasium, concert hall or PHP
similar establishments 1,000.00 PHP 2,000.00
Boxing , wrestling, or martial arts PHP
contest/exhibitions, per day or night 200.00
Race tracks for conducting horse races, for every
racing day or fraction thereof whenever actual PHP
races are held 500.00 PHP 2,000.00
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PHP
Pelota/tennis/squash/ courts 200.00
PHP
Race tracks for conducting dog races 500.00
PHP
for every racing day 20.00
PHP
Cockpits 1,000.00 PHP 10,000.00
In addition, the following fees shall be paid by the cocking owner, owner or promoter:
PHP
Per cockfight, ordinary 50.00
Special permit fee for cockfight held the day other PHP
than Sunday or holiday 100.00
PHP
Per cockfight, derby 100.00
PHP
Holding of international derby, per day 5,000.00
PHP
Per cockfight, international derby, per day 150.00
PHP
Coliseum establishments 3,000.00
Nursery, dancing schools, martial arts school,
school for languages, driving schools, speed
reading, EDP, Judo-Karate schools, Review
schools, Computer or technical schools and other
vocational schools not regulated by DepED, PHP
Culture and sports 250.00 PHP 1,000.00
On boarding houses 1%
On private Cemeteries and Memorial Parks 1-1/2%
PHP
On Real state dealers: 1,000.00
On subdivision, based on the total area of the remaining lots
or still titled in the name of the subdivision owner, per square
meter 0.5
Condominiums, tenement houses and real estate
development, based on the total area of the remaining spaces
still in the name of the owner or developer, per square meter 0.5
On real state lessors:
With the gross receipt for the preceding calendar year of:
Less than 1,000.00 Exempt
1,000.00 to 50,000.00 2.50%
For every 5,000.00 in excess of 50,000.00 or
fraction thereof for real property used for
residential purposes add PHP 10.00 to PHP 1,250.00
For every 1,000.00 in excess of 50,000.00 or add PHP 10.00 to PHP 1,250.00 (New)
fraction thereof for real property used for
purposes other than residential
On Operators or Owners of Rice and Corn Mills
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Corn mill with a milling capacity of not exceeding PHP
100 cavans every 12 hours 50.00 PHP 70.00
Corn mill with a milling capacity of more than 100
cavans every 12 hours PHP 5.00 PHP 100.00
"Kiskisan" type with a milling capacity of 100 PHP
cavans or less of palay every 12 hours 50.00 PHP 110.00
"Kiskisan" type with a milling capacity of more PHP
than 100 cavans of palay every 12 hours 100.00 PHP 145.00
"Cono" type with a milling capacity of 100 cavans PHP
or less of palay every 12 hours 150.00 PHP 360.00
"Cono" with a milling capacity of more than 100
cavans but not exceeding 200 cavans of palay PHP
every 12 hours 150.00 PHP 660.00
"Cono" with a milling capacity of more than 200
cavans but not exceeding 300 cavans of palay PHP
every 12 hours 150.00 PHP 900.00
"Cono" with a milling capacity of more than 300
cavans but not exceeding 400 cavans of palay PHP
every 12 hours 200.00 PHP 1,215.00
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Interest Surcharge
2% per mo.
refer to the table on the next But not to Section 1 Article 26 III of City
page 25% exceed 72% or Ordinace 2018
36 months.
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DEPARTMENT OF
ENGINEERING AND
PUBLIC WORKS
(DEPW)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
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1. ASPHALTING OF ROADS
Asphalted roads offer many benefits, including cost efficiency, reduction in noise pollution and
comfort. Asphalt is safe, smooth and durable. Asphalt is too easy to replace and is less expensive
rather than other road construction techniques. Repair of minor cracks and potholes can be easily
handled as well.
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2.3. Route Simplified None 2 days & 4 Clerk –
Program of Works and hours Maintenance
Estimates for signature of DEPW
concerned personnel
a. Inspector
b. Division Head
c. Assistant City Engineer
d. City Engineer
2.4. Schedule for None 5 mins Asst. City
implementation Engineer for
Operations
DEPW
2.5. Inform requisitioner None 5 mins Clerk –
Maintenance
DEPW
2.6. Inform Batching Plant None 5 mins Head, Road
for required number of tons Maintenance
DEPW
2.7. Schedule heavy None 5 mins Head, Road
equipment, personnel Maintenance
DEPW
2.8. Laying of asphalt to None 2 days Road
designated area with photo maintenance
documentation team
DEPW
2.9. Inspect and measure None 1 day Road inspection
area actually laid with team
asphalt with photo DEPW
documentation
2.10. Prepare None 30 mins Road in-charge
Accomplishment report DEPW
9 days, 3
Total None hours & 22
minutes
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2. CONCRETING OF ROADS
Concrete roads are durable and safe. They are considerably less prone to wear and tear defects like
rutting, cracking, stripping, loss of texture, and potholes that can occur with flexible pavement
surfaces. This low maintenance requirement is one of the principal advantages of concrete
pavements.
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during site inspection investigation with DEPW
and investigation photo documentation
2.2. Prepare design None 1 day Roads Inspection
and Simplified Team
Program of Works DEPW
and Estimates after
site inspection
2.3. Route design None 2 hours Road Inspection
Simplified Program of In-charge
Works and Estimates DEPW
for signature of
concerned personnel
a. Inspector
b. Division Head
c. Assistant City
Engineer
d. City Engineer
2.4. Forward None 10 mins In-Charge
approved Simplified Maintenance Div.
POWE to Admin In- DEPW
Charge
2.5. Prepare None 8 mins In-Charge-Admin
Requisition Issue Slip Division
for the construction DEPW
materials
2.6. Route None Admin - In charge
Requisition Slip for 5 mins
signature of
concerned personnel
2.7. Sign RIS None
a. Preparing officer 10 mins Inspector in-
Charge
b. Division Head
10 mins Head, Maint. Div.
c. Assistant City Asst City
Engineer 1 day Engineer for
Operations
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txt or call
2.10. Schedule Dump None 1 day Head, Roads
truck for delivery of Maintainance
construction Section
materials, personnel,
DEPW
heavy equipment
2.11. Concrete None 1 day Road
Roads with photo Maintenance
documentation Team
DEPW
9 days and 3
Total None
hours
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3. DE-CLOGGING OF DRAINAGE CANALS
Removal and getting rid of any obstruction in the waterways and drainage systems
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1.9. Proceed to None 1 hour Assigned
area/site for Declogging /
declogging works Drainage team
DEPW
2. Guide Drainage Team in 2.1. Conduct None 2 days Drainage
the area declogging works Declogging
(simple) Team
2.2. Collect and None 1 day Drainage
dispose spoils Spoils
Collection
Team
3. Sign job order after the 3.1 File duly signed None 5 mins Drainage
works are completed job order Maintenance
Records In
charge
Second Stage – Complex Declogging Works
Follow steps 1.1. to
1.9.
2.2. Conduct None 7 days Drainage
declogging works Team
(complex)
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4. INSTALLATION OF FOOTPATHS
Installation of footpaths to pave way to pedestrians.
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Estimates after site DEPW
inspection
2.3. Submit Simplified None 5 mins Clerk –
Program of Works & Maintenance
Estimates to Admin In- DEPW
Charge for signature of
concerned personnel
2.4 Route Simplified None 2 days Clerk
POWE for signature of DEPW
concerned personnel
a. Person in charge
(prepared by)
b. Engineer in charge
(checked by)
c. Division Head
(recommending
approval)
d. Assistant City
Engineer
recommending approval
e. City Engineer
(approving officer)
2.5. Prepare Requisition None 20 mins In-Charge-Admin
Issue Slip Division
DEPW
2.6. Route Requisition None 2 days Admin - In charge
Slip for signature of DEPW
concerned personnel
2.7. Forward RIS to None 2 hours Head, Supply &
Bodega in-charge Property
DEPW
2.8. Informs None 5 mins Head, Bodega
requisitioner DEPW
2.9. Schedules Dump None 1 hour Head, Bodega
truck for delivery of DEPW
footpaths
2.10. Delivers and None 1 day Casting Team
install footpaths to DEPW
designated area with
photo documentation
8 days, 5
Total None hours & 49
minutes
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5. PATCHING OF POT HOLES
Filling of potholes, excavated areas in the asphalt pavement or doing quick repair of potholes or
other pavement disintegration to control further deterioration and expensive repair of the pavement.
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Maintenance Team to Maintenance
area Team
DEPW
3. Repair damaged None 1 day Roads
roads/streets Maintenance
Team
DEPW
3 days, 2
Total None hours and 47
minutes
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6. PROVISION OF SURVEY PLAN/PROFILE CROSS-SECTION TO ST
Provision of survey services and preparation of survey plan with technical report for Cebu City
properties, structures, streets affected by demolition.
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data is available at of Lands
DGS/CAO)
1.11. Claim the requested None Refer to Survey In-
technical description of lot Citizen Charter charge
from the Bureau of Lands of the Bureau DEPW
of Lands
1.12. Refer back to PROBE if None 4 hours Survey In-
lot data is not available at charge
DGS/CAO DEPW
1.13. Plot the technical None 2 hours Survey In-
description in the system charge
DEPW
1.14. Schedule for inspection None 30 mins Survey In-
charge
DEPW
1.15. Conduct actual ground None 3 days Survey Team
survey DEPW
1.16. Plot the survey data None 3 days Survey in-
charge
DEPW
1.17. Prepare survey plans None 2 days Survey in-
with technical report charge
DEPW
1.18. Submit survey plan None 10 mins Survey in-
with technical report to Head/ charge
Geodetic Engineer for DEPW
signature
1.19. Check and signs None 1 hour Head Survey
survey plan & technical Section
report DEPW
1.20. Endorse to Admin In- None 5 mins Planning &
charge for signature of Design In-
department head/City charge
Engineer DEPW
1.21. Receive and record None 10 mins Admin In-
report from Survey Section charge
DEPW
1.22. Submit report to None 2 mins Admin In-
Department head charge
DEPW
1.23. Review & sign report None 20 mins Department
Head
DEPW
1.24. Endorse duly signed None 10 min Admin in-
report to requesting party charge
DEPW
2. Receive the 2. Deliver signed report to None 15 min Admin in-
signed report. requesting party charge
DEPW
12 days and 9
Total None
minutes
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7. REPLACEMENT OF MANHOLE, CANAL COVERS
Replace dilapidated, damaged canals and manhole covers as part of maintenance activity.
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1.8. Assign to None 5 mins Head,
inspection team Maintenance
DEPW
2. Guide Drainage 2.1. Conduct site None 1 day Drainage
Inspection Team during inspection & Inspection
site inspection and investigation with photo Team
investigation documentation DEPW
2.2. Prepare Simplified None 1 day Assigned
Program of Works and Engineer
Estimates after site DEPW
inspection
2.3. Submit Simplified None 3 mins Assigned
Program of Works & Engineer
Estimates to In-Charge DEPW
for signature of
concerned personnel
2.4. Route Simplified None 2 days & 15 Office Clerk
POWE for signature of mins DEPW
the following:
a. Person in charge
(prepared by)
b. Engineer in charge
(checked by)
c. Division Head
recommending
approval
d. Assistant City
Engineer
recommending
approval
e. City Engineer
2.5. Forward approved None 5 mins Clerk
Simplified POWE to Maintenance
Admin In-Charge Div.
DEPW
2.6. Prepare None 8 mins In-Charge-
Requisition Issue Slip Admin Division
for the fabrication of DEPW
manhole/canal covers
2.7. Route Requisition None 1 day & 5 Clerk
Slip for signature of hours DEPW
concerned personnel
a. Preparing officer
b. Division Head
c. Assistant City
Engineer
d. City Engineer
e. Property In charge
2.8. Forward RIS to None 2 hours In-charge,
Bodega in charge Supply &
Property
Section
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DEPW
2.9. Inform requisitioner None 5 mins In-charge,
through text or call Supply &
Property
Section
DEPW
Second Stage
2.9. Fabricate manhole None 5 days Casting Section
and canal covers DEPW
2.10. Cure manhole None 15 days Casting
and canal covers Section
DEPW
Third Stage
2.11 Schedule Dump None 1 hour Head, Casting
truck for delivery of DEPW
manhole and canal
cover
2.12. Deliver and None 3 days Casting team
installs manhole and DEPW
canal covers to the
designated area with
photo documentation
and witnessed by the
requisitioner
10 days and
1st Stage None
38 minutes
2nd Stage None 20 days
3 days and 1
Total 3rd Stage None
hour
33 days, 1
Grand total None hour & 38
minutes
343
8. RETREADING OF ROADS
Retreading of roads is being done to provide a smoother surface thereby reducing damage to the
pavement and necessitating fewer repairs. Paving roads and highways with asphalt significantly
reduces the noise generated by the tire/pavement interface hence providing for a quieter ride
experience for the motorists.
1.3. Assess & route letter None 1 hour and 15 City Engineer
request to designated mins DEPW
Assistant City Engineer
for Operations
1.4. Pick-up letter None 15 mins Clerk-BEP
request DEPW
1.5. Review letter None 1 day Asst. City
request & prepare Engineer
recommendations DEPW
1.6. Return letter None 15 mins Clerk-BEP
request with DEPW
recommendations to
DEPW admin
1.7 Record letter request None 7 mins Incoming Admin
& forward to DEPW
maintenance division
344
investigation DEPW
345
9. ROAD REPAIR OF EARTH ROADS
Road maintenance can take a number of forms, but all share the same end goal: to keep roads as
close to their original condition as possible. For unpaved roads, regular grading and reshaping to
maintain the road's crowned shape to ensure proper drainage and prevent wash boarding and
potholes is essential.
346
Assessment on extent
of damage & possible
source of filling
materials
2.3. Schedule None 10 minutes Road
personnel, heavy Maintenance In-
equipment, delivery of charge
needed materials
DEPW
2.4. Mobilize Heavy None 1 day Maintenance
equipment (dump trucks, Division Head
loader, road roller, road DEPW
grader, backhoe and
etc.)
2.5. Dispatch personnel, None 20 minutes Road
heavy equipment Maintenance in-
charge
DEPW
2.6. Repair damaged None 4 days Roads
roads Maintenance
• Minimum of 4 days per Team
kilometer DEPW
10 days, 2
Total None hours & 32
minutes
347
DEPARTMENT OF
GENERAL SERVICES
(DGS)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
348
1. ADDRESSING OF VARIOUS REQUEST
To address request and concerns of barangays, departments/ offices and the general public
such as the request for posting, request for approval of documents.
349
2.8. Receive and act on none 2 hours
the request
3. Receive notification 3. Notify requesting none 5 minutes Releasing in-
on the availability of party on the availability of charge
response to response to DGS
request/concern request/concern
4. Sign and receive 4. Assist client to sign none 5 minutes
the response to the logbook or file copy
request / concern of response to request/
concern
6 hours and
Total none
55 minutes
350
2. AUTO DETAILING AND CARWASH OF VEHICLES
Provide auto detailing and carwash to retain the city owned vehicle's physical condition
351
3. CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE / REPAIR OF VEHICLES
Provide corrective maintenance to restore city owned vehicles, construction and heavy
equipment to their standard operating condition
352
1.11. Prepare
endorsement letter to the
Office of the Mayor
1.12. Forward the letter none 15 minutes Liaison Officer
request for corrective DGS
maintenance/ repair to the
office of the mayor for
approval
(Refer to the Citizen’s none 2 days, 1 hour Personnel in-
Charter of the Office of and 11 minutes charge
the Mayor) Office of the
Mayor
1.3. Receive the duly none 5 minutes Receiving in-
approved letter request charge
for corrective DGS
maintenance / repair
1.4. Log details in the
computer
1.6. Forward the none 1 hour
approved letter request
for corrective
maintenance / repair to
ERMM
For barangay owned 2. Receive the duly none 5 minutes Receiving clerk
vehicles, PNP and approved letter request (Administrative
BFP vehicles for corrective Section)
assigned to Cebu maintenance/ repair ERMM
City:
2. Submit duly
approved letter request
for corrective
maintenance/ repair
3. Secure Work Order 3. Issue Work Order none 5 minutes Administrative
Form Form Aide
(Warehouse
Section)
ERMM
4. Present Work Order 4.1. Receive Work Order none 5 minutes Sections:
Form to concerned Form Light Heavy
Section Supervisor 4.2. Assign mechanic to Bus
inspect reported defect Tire Component
& Fabrication
ERMM
5. Waits while 5.1. Do under chassis none 2 hours Mechanic
assigned mechanic washing DGS
inspects vehicle 5.2. Inspects vehicle
5.3. Enter diagnosis in
Work Order Form
5.4. Remove defective
parts
353
5.5. Check warehouse for
availability of parts
needed for repair
6. Get notification on 6.1. Notify client on the none 5 minutes Mechanic
the availability of parts availability of parts ERMM
If available: none 6 days
6.2. Proceed to step 6.18
If not available:
6.3. Fill up Spare Parts
Request Form (SPRF)
6.4. Verify the parts Supervisor
requested and sign the ERMM
SPRF
6.5. Approve the SPRF Division Head
ERMM
6.6. Submit SPRF to Mechanic
warehouse section ERMM
6.7. Prepare Request for Admin Aide
Price Quotation (RPQ) ERMM
Warehouse
6.8. Canvass prices from Canvasser
three (3) suppliers ERMM
Warehouse
6.9. Prepare Abstract of Admin Aide
Prices ERMM
6.10. Submit abstract to Warehouse
DGS Head for purchase
approval
6.11. Approve the Department
abstract Head
DGS
6.12. Return abstract to Releasing clerk
ERMM Division DGS Admin
Division
6.13. Issue cash to Disbursing
canvasser/ purchaser Officer
ERMM Division
6.14. Sign cash voucher Canvasser/
Purchaser
6.15. Purchase parts ERMM
/supplies Warehouse
354
6.19. Approve SIS none 5 minutes Division Head
ERMM
6.20. Withdraw none 10 minutes Mechanic
parts/supplies from ERMM
warehouse
6.21. Install new parts none Minor repair: Mechanic
and repair other seen 2 days DGS
defects
Major repair:
Minor repair: 2 days 10 days
Major repair: 10 days
355
assigned 11 days, 2
Parts not available
to Cebu hours and 31
minor repair
City minutes
19 days, 2
Parts not available
hours and 31
major repair
minutes
356
4. ISSUANCE OF COMMON-USE SUPPLIES TO AUTHORIZED
DEPARTMENTS/ OFFICES AND OTHER AUTHORIZED GOVERNMENT
AGENCIES
The issuance of common-use supplies to authorized departments/ offices of the Cebu City
Government and other authorized agencies who have submitted their Annual Procurement
Plan for Common-use supplies and Equipment (APP-CSE) and Procurement Management
Plan (PPMP) to the Department of General Services (DGS)
357
4.2. Issuance of supplies based on the approved Project Procurement Management
Plan (PPMP) of Departments/ Offices.
358
5. Receive items 5. Release item to end- none 30 minutes Liquidator
released user/ requisitioner Central
Warehouse-
SMD
6. Wait at the guard 6. Furnish one copy of none 15 minutes Liquidator
post for inspection of the RIV to the guard for Central
items preparation of Gate Pass Warehouse-
prior to dis-embarkment SMD
7. Sign Gate Pass 7. Prepare Gate Pass none 5 minutes Guard
based on the RIV DGS
2 hours and
Total none
25 minutes
359
5. ISSUANCE OF FUEL TO AUTHORIZED GOVERNMENT VEHICLES
Provide fuel to authorized government vehicles assigned to the different departments/ offices
of the Cebu City Government and other government agencies with approved authority of
allocation.
5.1. Processing of letter request for fuel allocation for newly procured vehicle and/or
re-issued vehicle
360
2.7. Forward to
assigned personnel for
appropriate action
2.8. Sign the list of none 30 minutes Assigned
transaction as to proof personnel
of receipt DGS
2.9. Prepare
endorsement letter to
the Office of the City
Administrator (for
vehicles assigned to
City Hall Officials and
employees) or
Barangay Affairs Office
(for vehicles assigned to
Barangays) for approval
2.10. Forward to the none 15 minutes Liaison Office
Office of the City DGS
Administrator or
Barangay Affairs Office
Refer to the Citizen’s 1 day and 1 Personnel in-
Charter of the Office hour charge
of the City Office of the
Administrator for City
vehicles assigned to Administrator
City Hall officials and
employees
Refer to the Citizen’s 1 hour and 35 Personnel in-
Charter of the minutes charge
Barangay Affairs Barangay
Office (for vehicles Affairs Office
assigned to Barangays
2.11. Receive duly none 5 minutes Receiving in-
approved letter of charge
request from the Office DGS
of the City Administrator
or Barangay Affairs
Office
3. Receive notification 3. Notify requesting none 5 minutes Releasing in-
on the approval of party on the approval of charge
request request DGS
4. Instruct client to sign
4. Sign the logbook
the logbook
5. Claim the duly 5. Release the duly
approved letter approved letter request
request with notation with notation on the
on the monthly monthly gasoline
gasoline allocation allocation
For vehicles assigned 1 day, 6 hours
to Cebu City Officials and 35
Total and employees none minutes
For vehicles assigned 7 hours and
to Barangay 10 minutes
361
5.2. Processing of Fuel Issuance Application Form
362
Card Portal and physical
records
1.8. Summarize fuel none 5 minutes
application forms
For Fleet card: none 1 day Personnel in-
1.10. Approve the charge
summary of fleet card DGS
application
For Depot:
1.11. Endorse List of
Vehicles authorized to
withdraw from Depot-to-
Depot Supervisor (End of
Process)
For Fleet card: none 15 minutes
1.12. Endorse to Fuel
supplier/ service provider
the approved summary
for the issuance of fleet
card
For Fleet card: Refer to the processing time of the Fuel
1.14. Wait for the fleet Supplier / Service Provider
cards to be delivered
2. Sign and receive 2.1. Sign the logbook to none 1 day Releasing in-
the fleet card acknowledge the receipt charge
of Fleet card DGS
2.2. Release fleet card
to applicant
(Excluding the
processing
4 days, 2
time of the
For Fleet card hours and 25
Fuel Supplier/
minutes
Total none Service
Provider)
For Depot 3 days, 2
hours and 10
minutes
363
5.3. Processing of Requisition Issuance Voucher (RIV) for fuel (First-time processing)
Issuance of RIV to Newly procured vehicle and / or first-time processing of re-issued vehicle
(Fleet fuel Service provider issuance / DGS Complex- SRP Depot Issuance)
364
Refer to the Citizen’s none 1 day and 1 Personnel in-
Charter of the Office of hour charge
the City Administrator Office of the
City
Administrator
1.7. Receive the approved none 5 minutes Fuel Liquidation
RIV from the Office of the in-charge
City Administrator DGS
2. Sign and receive 2.1. Instruct claimant to none 5 minutes
the approved sign in the logbook
Requisition Issuance 2.2. Release 3 copies of
Voucher (RIV) the approved Requisition
Issuance Voucher (RIV)
For Fleet Card 30 minutes
Total none 1 day, 1 hour
For Depot and 40
minutes
365
5.4. Processing of Requisition Issuance Voucher (RIV) for fuel (Recurring monthly
processing)
Issuance of RIV to newly procured vehicle and / or recurring monthly processing of re-issued
vehicle (Fleet fuel Service provider issuance / DGS Complex- SRP Depot Issuance)
366
1.7. Endorse the
countersigned RIV to the
Office of the City
Administrator for approval
367
5.5. Processing of Requisition Issuance Slip (RIS) for the withdrawal of Fuel from
designated depot (DGS Complex-SRP Depot issuance / Fleet card fuel service
provider issuance)
368
6. ISSUANCE OF PROPERTY CLEARANCE
Issuance of Property Clearance to employees of the Cebu City Government who filed for
Terminal leave, Study Leave, Official/Personal Travel Abroad and Vacation leave of more than
30 days
369
1.7. Sign the Division Heads
Acknowledgement Receipt DGS
of Equipment (ARE –
Clearance)
370
7. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE/ REPAIR OF VEHICLES
Provide preventive maintenance to city owned vehicles, construction and heavy equipment for
longevity and productivity
371
1.11. Prepare endorsement
letter to the Office of the
Mayor
1.12. Forward the letter none 15 minutes Liaison Officer
request for preventive DGS
maintenance/ repair to the
office of the mayor for
approval
(Refer to the Citizen’s none 2 days, 1 hour Personnel in-
Charter of the Office of the and 11 charge
Mayor) minutes Office of the
Mayor
1.13. Receive the duly none 5 minutes Receiving in-
approved letter request for charge
preventive maintenance/ DGS
repair
1.14. Log details in the
computer
1.16. Forward the approved none 1 hour
letter request for preventive
maintenance/ repair to
ERMM
2. Submit 2. Receive documents none 5 minutes Receiving clerk
documents submitted (Administrative
Section)
For Barangay DGS
owned vehicles,
PNP and BFP
vehicles assigned
to Cebu City:
Letter request for
preventive
maintenance/
repair duly
approved by the
mayor and duly
filled out
Preventive
Maintenance
Service (PMS)
Notification/
Schedule
372
Section)
ERMM
4. Present Work 4.1. Receive Work Order none 5 minutes PMS Section
Order Form to Form Head
PMS Section Head ERMM
4.2. Assign mechanic to
handle to repair
5. Waits while 5.1. Do under chassis none 20 minutes Mechanic
assigned mechanic washing ERMM
checks the 5.2. Inspect vehicle
condition of the 5.3. Enter diagnosis in Work
vehicle Order Form
5.4. Remove defective parts
If not available:
6.3. Fill up Spare Parts
Request Form (SPRF)
6.4. Verify the parts Supervisor
requested and sign the SPRF ERMM
373
6.14. Sign cash voucher Canvasser/
Purchaser
6.15. Purchase parts / ERMM
supplies warehouse
374
8. PROCESSING OF INSURANCE CLAIMS OF ALL MOVING AND FIXED
ASSETS OF CEBU CITY GOVERNMENT
Ensure that all insured moving and fixed assets of the Cebu City Government can claim
insurance in case of theft or accidents for moving assets and in case of calamities (like
theft, fire, earthquake, typhoon and other man-made and natural disaster) for fixed assets.
375
1.6. Submit request to Liaison Officer
GSIS for approval of DGS
request
1.7. Wait for the approval Refer to the Citizen’s Charter of GSIS
from GSIS
1.8. Receive notification none 10 minutes Personnel in-
from GSIS on the status of charge
request PMD Asset
2. Receive 2.1. Notify requesting none 5 minutes Management
notification on the party on the status of Registration and
status of claim claim Insurance
If not approved: Section
End of process
If approved:
Continue the process
For moving assets: none 1 day Personnel in-
2.2. Canvass for repair charge
estimates from three auto PMD Asset
shops Management
Registration and
2.3. Submit quotations Insurance
from three (3) auto shops Section
to GSIS for approval of the
lowest quotation
376
Skip this step
377
9. PROCESSING OF MOTOR VEHICLE LTO REGISTRATION RENEWAL
Assist in the processing of LTO Registration renewal of all vehicles owned by the Cebu City
Government assigned to the different departments/ offices.
378
✓ Original Official
Receipt (prior year)
✓ GSIS insurance
policy
✓ Original MVIR
✓ Original Emission
Test Result
✓ Payment for
registration
2.4. Submit all the None 4 hours
documents to LTO
Regional Office
Refer to the Citizens Charter of Land Transportation Office (LTO)
2.5. Claim the none 1 hour Personnel in-
renewed LTO charge
Registration Asset
3. Receive 3.1. Notify client on none 20 minutes Management
notification on the the availability of Registration and
availability of renewed renewed LTO Insurance
LTO Registration Registration Section
3.2. Photocopy the
renewed LTO
Registration
4. Sign and receive 4.1. Instruct client to none 10 minutes
the renewed LTO sign the logbook
Registration
4.2. Release the
photocopy of renewed
LTO Registration
Refer to the
Citizen’s
Charter of
1 day, 5 hours
Land
Total and 55
Transportation
minutes
Office for the
computation of
Fees
379
10. PROCESSING OF RENEWAL OF GSIS INSURANCE FOR ALL MOVING
AND FIXED ASSETS OF CEBU CITY GOVERNMENT
Ensure that all moving and fixed assets of the Cebu City Government are properly insured
with GSIS
380
1.8. Prepare the none 5 minutes
monitoring and
transmittal forms
1.9. Number each none 5 minutes
supporting document
1.10. Countercheck the none 5 minutes
documents while
attaching the checklist
of supporting document
for pre-audit purposes
1.11. Endorse the none 5 minutes
voucher with attached
documents to Office of
the City Administrator
for signature
2. Wait for the Refer to the Citizen’s 1 day and 14 City
processing of voucher Charter of concerned minutes Administrator
offices: Office of the City
Administrator
Signing of ORAS:
2.1. Office of the City
Administrator
2.2. City Budget Office 1 day and 7 City Budget
hours Officer
City Budget
Office
Processing of 6 days Assigned
vouchers Auditor
Pre-audit and Office of the City
indexing: Accountant
2.3. Office of the City
Accountant
Certification of 1 day, 5 hours City Treasurer/
Availability of Funds: and 35 Division Head/
2.4. City Treasurer’s minutes Asst. Division
Office Head
CTO
Approval for 1 day and 14 City
payment: minutes Administrator
2.5. City Admin Office Office of the City
Administrator
Preparation of Check: 5 days, 2 Check in-charge
2.6. City Treasurer’s hours and 10 CTO
Office minutes
Signature of Checks: 1 day and 30 City
2.7. City Administrator minutes Administrator
Office of the City
Administrator
Releasing of Check: Refer to the 37 minutes Releasing
2.8. Claim check from Citizen’s Officer
CTO Charter of CTO
CTO
381
2.9. Prepare none 2 hours Personnel in-
endorsement letter to charge
GSIS for the renewal of PMD Asset
insurance policies Management
Section
2.10. Approve Department
endorsement letter Head
DGS
2.11. Pay the renewal none 1 hour Liaison Officer
fee at GSIS Office PMD Asset
Management
Section
2.12. Processing of Refer to the Citizen’s Charter of GSIS
renewal of GSIS
insurance policies
2.13. Claim the none 15 minutes Personnel in-
renewed GSIS charge
insurance policy PMD Asset
3. Receive photocopy 3.1. Photocopy the none 5 minutes Management
of the renewed GSIS renewed GSIS Section
insurance policy insurance policy
3.2. Release
photocopy of the
renewed GSIS
insurance policy
19 days, 4
Total none hours and 20
minutes
382
11. PROVISION OF CITY OWNED BUSES
383
2.3. Approve letter none 4 hours Department
request Head
2.4. Assign request to DGS
proper personnel in-
charge (ERMM)
2.5. Update the “GSO none 20 minutes Record and
Tracer system” by Communication
encoding the Section in-
assigned personnel charge
and the action taken DGS
2.6. Print “List of
Transactions” for the
release of signed
communications/docu
ments to concern
2.7. Forward the none 2 hours
request to ERMM
2.8. Sign the list of City Owned Bus
transaction as to proof Personnel In-
of receipt charge
2.9. Receive the City none 5 minutes ERMM
Owned Bus form or
request letter duly
approved by the
Office of the Mayor
from DGS Admin
Section
2.10. Verify none 5 minutes
requested schedule if
City Owned Bus is
available
2.11. Verify if request none 5 minutes
is within the
destination limits as
per City Owned Bus
Guidelines
Destination allowed
as follows:
Weekdays
South - Sibonga
North - Carmen
Northeast - Cordova
Weekends
South - Naga
North - Compostela
Northeast – Lapu lapu
384
3. Receive 3.1. Notify requesting none 5 minutes City Owned Bus
notification on the party on the Personnel In-
availability of request availability of request charge
ERMM
For available only: none 10 minutes City Owned Bus
3.2. Give instruction Personnel In-
to pay the charges at charge
the City Treasurer’s ERMM
Office
4. Receive copy of If available: none 10 minutes
request 4.1. Photocopy the
letter request into 2
copies (1 for
requesting party and 1
for file
If not available:
4.2. Return request
letter to requesting
party
5. Pay at the City 5. Receive payment 1. Fuel 20 minutes Miscellaneous
Treasurer’s Office and issue Official Charge of Php Collector
(CTO) Receipt 500.00 CTO
2. Bus Tariff:
NORTH:
Mandaue-
Php2,000.00
Consolacion -
Php2,000.00
Liloan -
Php2,500.00
Danao -
Php3,000.00
Carmen –
Php3,000.00
SOUTH:
Talisay -
Php2,000.00
Minglanilla-
Php2,000.00
Naga -
Php2,500.00
San Fernando
- Php2,500.00
Carcar -
Php3,000.00
NORTHEAST:
Lapulapu -
Php2,000.00
Cordova -
385
Php2,000.00
OTHERS:
City Limit -
Php1,000.00
3. Driver's
Honorarium of
Php 500.00 on
Saturdays,
Sundays,
Holidays and
beyond office
hours (8:00 am
to 5:00pm)
6. Submit Official 6.1. Receive the none 10 minutes City Owned Bus
Receipt of payment Official Receipt of Personnel In-
and wait for the payment charge
approval of requested 6.2. Attach Official DGS
City Owned Bus receipt to the original
copy of request
6.3. Submit original
copy of all approved
City Owned Bus
request to DGS Head
6.4. Approve the none 30 minutes Dept Head
request DGS
Schedule of pick-up:
a. Government
Activities, Religious
Activities etc.:
386
6:00am to 9:00am
From destination to
pick-up place:
5:00pm onwards
b. Burial/Interment:
From destination to
pick-up place:
2:00 – 4:00pm
9. Sign Trip ticket 9. Let the client sign none 5 minutes Bus Driver
provided by driver the trip ticket DGS
1. Fuel Charge of Php 500.00
2. Bus Tariff:
NORTH:
Mandaue-Php2,000.00
Consolacion - Php2,000.00
Liloan - Php2,500.00
Danao - Php3,000.00
Carmen – Php3,000.00
1 day, 1 hour
SOUTH:
Total and 50
Talisay - Php2,000.00
minutes
Minglanilla-Php2,000.00
Naga - Php2,500.00
San Fernando - Php2,500.00
Carcar - Php3,000.00
NORTHEAST:
Lapulapu - Php2,000.00
Cordova - Php2,000.00
OTHERS:
City Limit - Php1,000.00
387
12. PROVISION OF TENTS, TABLES, CHAIRS & STAGES
Provision of tents, chairs, tables & stages as requested by the general public for purposes
such as wake, fiestas and other events.
388
Transactions” for the
release of signed
communications/docum
ents to concern
2.7. Forward the none 1 hour
request to BMS
2.8. Sign the list of Receiving In-
transaction as to proof charge
of receipt BMS
2.9. Receive duly filled- none 5 minutes
in BMS Request Form
or request letter with
complete details from
DGS
2.10. Verify the 5 minutes
availability of requested
items
2.11. Forward duly none 10 minutes
filled-in BMS Request
Form or request letter
with complete details to
BMS head for approval
2.12. Approve the none 1 day BMS Head
request DGS
3. Receive notification 3.1. Notify client on the none 5 minutes BMS Receiving
on the status of the status of the request In-charge
request and give 3.2. Get complete 10 minutes DGS
complete delivery delivery details
details to the BMS
Receiving in-charge
4. Receive and 4.1. Deliver the none 1 day STTC Unit In-
acknowledge receipt requested items to the charge
of requested items venue DGS-BMS
4.2. Ask client to sign
the job order form
2 days, 6
Total none hours and 15
minutes
389
13. VERIFICATION OF PROPERTY OWNERSHIP
Issuance of a certificate of ownership for fixed assets owned by the Cebu City Government
for engineering projects both local and national funded, road clearings, property disputes
and private investigations.
390
3. Receive 3.1. Issue collection slip none 10 minutes PMD Asset
collection slip for payment of certification Management
fee Section
3.2. Instruct client to pay
the certification fee at the
City Treasurer’s Office
(CTO)
4. Pay the Refer to the Citizen’s Charter of City 20 minutes Cashier
certification fee at Treasurer’s Office (CTO) CTO
the City Treasurer’s
Office (CTO)
5. Present Official 5.1. Receive Official none 15 minutes Clearance in-
receipt of payment Receipt of payment charge
5.2. Record payment PMD Asset
details in the logbook Management
Section
5.3. Attach official receipt
to verification report
6. Sign and receive 6.1. Instruct client to sign none 10 minutes Clearance in-
the approved the logbook charge
verification report 6.2. Release verification PMD Asset
report to client Management
Section
1 day, 4 hours
Total none
and 5 minutes
391
INTERNAL SERVICES
Gives consent and authority to Barangay, department / offices to use or construct on a property
owned by the Cebu City Government
392
2.6. Forward to assigned
personnel for appropriate
action
2.7. Assigned personnel none 5 minutes Asset Manager
sign the list of transaction DGS
as to proof of receipt
2.8. Evaluate and verify none 1 hour
the property
2.9. Note down
verification result
2.10. Approve the none 1 hour Dept. Head
consent and authority to DGS
use or construct on
property owned by the
Cebu City Government
3. Receive 3. Notify requesting party none 5 minutes Releasing in-
notification on the on the availability of charge
availability of response to request or DGS
response to request concern
or concern
4. Sign and receive 4. Assist client to sign the none 5 minutes
the response to logbook or file copy of
request / concern response to request/
concern
6 hours and
Total none
55 minutes
393
2. PROCESSING OF NEW/ RE-ISSUANCE/ TRANSFER OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT RECEIPT OF EQUIPMENT (ARE)
394
New/ Re-issuance/
Transfer of
Acknowledgement Receipt
of Equipment (ARE)
1.4.3. Print New/ Re-
issuance/ Transfer of
Acknowledgement Receipt
of Equipment (ARE)
1.5. Print the
Acknowledgement Receipt
of Equipment (ARE)
2. Receive the 2. Release the
Acknowledgement Acknowledgement Receipt
Receipt of Equipment of Equipment (ARE) to
(ARE) requesting department /
office
3. Sign and approve 3. Instruct claimant to
the Acknowledgement have the
Receipt of Equipment Acknowledgement Receipt
(ARE) of Equipment (ARE)
signed by the accountable
officer and approved by
the Head of Office
4. Submit duly signed 4.1. Receive the duly none 10 minutes Division
and approved signed and approved Secretary
Acknowledgement Acknowledgement Receipt PMD Asset
Receipt of Equipment of Equipment (ARE) Management
(ARE) 4.2. Record the duly Section
signed and approved
Acknowledgement Receipt
of Equipment (ARE) in the
system
4.3. Verify and signify 10 minutes Inventory
inspection of the item on Verification
the duly signed and Personnel
approved PMD Asset
Acknowledgement Receipt Management
of Equipment (ARE) Section
4.4. Countersign the 5 minutes CCG Property
Acknowledgement Receipt Officer
of Equipment (ARE) PMD Asset
Management
Section
4.5. Approve the 1 hour Department
Acknowledgement Receipt Head
of Equipment (ARE) DGS
4.5. Record the verified 5 minutes Division
and signed as inspected Secretary
item in the system PMD Asset
Management
Section
395
4.6. Post the duly signed none 5 minutes Inventory
and approved System in-
Acknowledgement Receipt charge
of Equipment (ARE) PMD Asset
5. Sign and receive 5.1. Instruct claimant to none 5 minutes Management
the Acknowledgement sign the logbook Section
Receipt of Equipment 5.2. Release the
(A.R.E.) Acknowledgement Receipt
of Equipment (A.R.E.) to
claimant
1 day, 1 hour
Total none and 55
minutes
396
3. PROCESSING OF PROPERTY ACCOUNTABILITIES (MR
ACCOUNTABILITIES)
Processing of request for updated list of Accountabilities for all Cebu City Government
owned properties issued under the name of requesting party
397
4. PROCESSING OF PROPERTY RETURN SERVICE (PRS)
Processing of Property Return Service (PRS) for Property, Plant and Equipment of the Cebu
City Government that are non-serviceable or not needed by the Department/Office
398
Receipt of 3.2. Schedule hauling of 30 minutes Asset Disposal
Equipment (ARE) item/s to be returned in-charge
4. Receive 4. Notify requesting party PMD Asset
notification on the on the hauling date/time Management
date/time of hauling Section
of item/s to be
returned
5. Return the item/s 5.1. Haul the item/s for none 1 day Asset Disposal
indicated in the return indicated in the in-charge
Property Return Property Return Service PMD Asset
Service (PRS) form (PRS) form Management
5.2. Verify and signify the Section
receipt of the item/s
indicated in the Property
Return Service (PRS) form
5.3. Prepare report on the
status of item/s hauled
399
5. PROVISION OF BUILDING MAINTENANCE SERVICES
Provision of maintenance services for Air Conditioning, Carpentry/Masonry, Communication,
Janitorial, Housekeeping, Metal Works, Glass Works, Plumbing, Electrical, Painting, Welding
works, Fabrication, Rewinding, Upholstery and office disinfection.
400
DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC SERVICES
(DPS)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
401
1. DELIVERY OF POTABLE WATER
This service caters to delivery of clean water to different mountain barangays with no source
of potable water.
402
In-charge
DPS
2.10. Issue Work Order None 2 minutes Secretary of
to the team leader Division Head
DPS
2.11. Dispatches the None 2 minutes Division Head
team In- charge
DPS
2.12. Deliver the None 30 minutes Artesian Wells
Portable Water Personnel
3.Sign the 3.Get the signed None 5 minutes Division Head
accomplishment report accomplishment report In- charge
for office filing DPS
1 day, 1 hour,
Total None and 4 minutes
403
2. PROVISION OF PORTABLE SERVICES
This service caters to delivery of clean portable toilets to all requisitioners within or outside
the city for event activity or emergency.
2. Wait for the approval 2.1. Endorse the None 2 minutes Secretary of
of the request and request letter to Department
scheduled of delivery of Department Head Head
Portable Toilets DPS
2.2. Read and evaluate None 1 day Department
the request letter Head
DPS
2.3. Assign the request None 1 minute Department
letter to concerned Head
Portalet. in-charge DPS
attach with route slip
2.4. Endorse the None 1 minute Secretary of
approved letter request Department
to Receiving Clerk Head
DPS
2.5. Endorse the None 2 minutes Receiving Clerk
approved letter request DPS
to Portalet in- charge
2.6. Receive the None 1 minute Portalet in-
approved request letter charge
DPS
2.7. Record the None 1 minute Portalet in-
approved request letter charge
for scheduling DPS
404
2.8. Check the None 1 minute Portalet in-
availability of portable charge
toilets DPS
2.9. Set schedule to None 1 minute Portalet in-
deliver the request charge
DPS
2.10. Deliver the None 1 day Portalet in-
number of units charge
DPS
2 days and 15
Total None minutes
405
3. REPAIR AND INSTALLATION OF CEBU CITY LIGHTS
This service ensures that all city streets are well-lighted within Cebu City and identified
DEFECTIVE lamps are acted promptly.
406
2.9. Approve by Division None 2 minutes Division Head
Head In-charge
DPS
2.10. Issue Work Order None 2 minutes Secretary of
to the Team Leaders Division Head
DPS
2.11. Sign issue slip of None 5 minutes DPS TEAM
supplies needed LEADERS
DPS
2.12. Withdrawal of None 15 minutes DPS TEAM
supplies needed LEADERS
DPS
2.13. Dispatches the None 10 minutes DPS TEAM
team LEADERS
DPS
2.14. Repair the Lights None 15 minutes Street Lighting
Personnel
DPS
2.15. Install the Lights None 10 minutes Street Lighting
Personnel
DPS
3.Sign the 3. Get the signed None 5 minutes Division Head
accomplishment accomplishment report In-charge
report based on the for office filing. DPS
findings of the team
1 day, 1 hour,
and 36
Total None
minutes
407
4. REPAIR OF WATER SUPPLY FACILITIES
This service ensures that all public non-functional or defective water supply facilities be
repaired.
408
DPS
2.10. Work order issued None 2 minutes Secretary of
to the team leader Department
Head
DPS
2.11. Sign issue slip of None 5 minutes DPS TEAM
supplies needed LEADERS
2.12. Withdrawal of None 15 minutes DPS TEAM
Supplies needed LEADERS
2.13. Dispatches the None 10 minutes Division Head
team In-charge
DPS
2.14. Repair the Water None 1 hour Division Head
Facilities In-charge
DPS
3.Sign the 3.Get the signed None 5 minutes Division Head
accomplishment accomplishment report In-charge
report for office filing. DPS
1 day, 2 hours
Total None
and 2 minutes
409
DEPARTMENT OF
MANPOWER
DEVELOPMENT AND
PLACEMENT
(DMDP)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
410
1. ASSISTANCE TO COMPANIES FOR JOB VACANCY POSTINGS
This service caters to private companies who wish to advertise and publish job vacancies
through tri-media and posting in the DMDP and Cebu City Hall bulletin boards, and Cebu
City Website.
411
1.5 Forward the None 30 minutes Labor
approved summary of job Employment
vacancies to the Officer
radio/television
/newspaper and Public
Information Office for
advertisement and
posting
2. Follow Up on 2. Give None 3 minutes Labor
update/information from update/information to the Employment
DMDP Labor client Officer
Employment Officer on
the status of vacancy
posting and
advertisement
412
2. CONDUCT OF SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR EMPLOYMENT OF STUDENTS
(SPES)
A job program for students and out of school youth ages 15 to 30 years old, which aims to
expose poor but deserving students to actual office and field work. The LGU of Cebu City
provides 60% of their salary based on the daily minimum wage in the private sector while
40% is provided by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).
3. Check the 3.1. Inform the applicant of None 30 minutes SPES Focal
examination result the examination result one person
(1) day after the
examination date.
413
3.2 Inform the applicant for None 10 minutes SPES Focal
the interview schedule date Person
3.3 Advise the applicant to None 30 minutes SPES Focal
wait for the result of the person
interview thru text, call or
email one (1) day after the
interview.
4.Approach 4. Provide priority number None 3 minutes Labor
Employment for interview Employment
Officer for Officer
interview
414
3. FACILITATION OF JOB FAIR PERMIT APPLICATION OF CEBU CITY
COMPANIES TO DEPARTMENT OF LABOR & EMPLOYMENT (DOLE)
To assist the companies in Cebu City to secure permit to conduct for a job fair, the
Department of Manpower Development & Placement / Public Employment Service Office
(PESO) will endorse their Job Fair Permit Application to the Department of Labor &
Employment (DOLE).
1.Submit Job Fair 1. Receive Job Fair None 20 minutes Labor Employment
Permit Application Permit Application Officer
Form Form filed by the Job
Fair Sponsor /
Organizer
2.Sit down/ wait to be 2.1 Check the None 5 minutes Labor Employment
called for the result of completeness of Officer
the evaluation requirements
submitted and the
schedule of the Job
Fare
415
2.2 Generate a local None 30 minutes Labor Employment
skills registry through Officer
the Phil-JobNet
System for pre-
matching of skills and
vacancies
2.3 Attach the local None 5 minutes Labor Employment
skills registry to the Officer
Job Fair Application
Job Fair Permit None 2 hours Labor Employment
Application form for Officer
signature of PESO
Manager
3.Claim the job fair 3. Endorse the job fair None 15 minutes Labor Employment
permit application permit application Officer
form duly signed by together with the skills
the PESO Manager registry to the DOLE
and submit the same Field Office for
to DOLE approval
1 hour and 17
TOTAL None
minutes
416
4. FACILITATION OF LIVELIHOOD TRAINING PROGRAM
This service aims to provide skills training to the beneficiaries which enable them to grow
sustainable and self-employment programs that provide income at least at par with those of
the minimum wage earners.
417
5. HANDLE JOBSTART PHILIPPINES PROGRAM
This service refers to the provision of Life Skills and Technical Training Program for the Out of
School Youth, ages 18 to 24 years old.
418
STAGE 2
6.Start attending Life 6. Handle the training None 80 hours Labor
Skills Training (LST) and follow through the Employment
from Day 1 to Day 10 Trainees attendance Officer
during Life Skills Training
7. Submit the 7.1 Set a date for None 4 hours Speakers
requirements for Life graduation and Job Start
Skills Training 7.2 Ask the availability of Program
graduation as follows: the Speakers Focal
a. Short Video about 7.3 Make a letter of
jobstart Life Skills invitation of the following
Training experience speakers
b. 2x2 soft copy ID 7.4 Make a list of the
Picture awardees
7.5 Print out Certificate
of Completion and
certificate of recognition
7.6 ask the trainees to
submit short video about
jobstart LST experience
7.7 Ask trainees to
submit 2x2 picture soft
copy for Virtual
Graduation purposes
8. Attend Life Skills 9. Conduct Life Skills None 4 hours Speakers
Training graduation Training graduation and Job Start
Program
Focal
STAGE 3
9. Submit Resume for 8.1 Inform the partner None 10 minutes Job Start
Technical Training employee for the Program
and Internship technical training and Focal
internship
8.2 Ask the employer to
submit MOA and work
plan
10. Undergo Initial 9.1 Enter the employer None 10 minutes PESO
interview from the and the trainee’s data to Employment
Employer the PEIS Information
System
Focal
9.2 Print-out Monthly None 8 hours PESO
Progress Report every Employment
5th day of the month Information
from PEIS System focal
Job Start
Program
Focal
11. Endorse qualified 10.1 Monitor the trainees None 5 minutes Job Start
jobstart beneficiary for and the employer Program
technical training Focal
419
non-qualifier to wage Program
employment Focal
420
6. ISSUANCE OF DIPLOMA/CERTIFICATE FOR DMDP GRADUATES
This service refers to the provision of a diploma/certificate to DMDP graduates as proof of
the completion of a training or a course.
1 day and 50
TOTAL None
minutes
421
7. PROVISION OF GUIDANCE ADVOCACY CAREER THROUGH CAREER
GUIDANCE AND/EMPLOYMENT READINESS SEMINAR /EMPLOYMENT
COACHING
As requested by the schools or training centers, DMDP conducts seminar/coaching for the
students in order to guide them in choosing the right career path (Career Guidance) - Grade
10 students and to prepare students in the world of work (Employment Coaching) - Grade
12 Students.
422
8. PROVISION OF JOB EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH JOBS
FAIR
5. Present the filled- 5.Verify and evaluate None 10 minutes Screening Officer
out shopping list form resume against the
with a copy of resume listed position applied
and other documents/ for
requirements
423
6. Secure and fill-up 6. Issue employer’s None 7 minutes Screening Officer
employers’ action slip action slip
424
9. PROVISION OF JOB REFERRAL/PLACEMENT PROGRAM
1.Fill-up the Skills 1. Review the SRS form None 5 minutes Labor
Registry Systems for completeness of Employment
(SRS) form and submit entries Officer
to officer
2. Receive job 2. Hand the job vacancy None 5 minutes Labor
vacancies booklet and booklet to the client Employment
choose which to submit Officer
application
3. Wait for the Referral 3. Prepare the Referral None 15 minutes Labor
letter to be given Letter Employment
Officer
4.Claim referral letter 4. Log the issued referral None 5 minutes Labor
letter and Employment
let the applicant sign in Officer
the logbook
5. Proceed to the 5. Provide applicants None 5 minutes Labor
company being with company location Employment
referred to and landmarks Officer
425
10. PROVISION OF LABOR MARKET INFORMATION
Labor Market Information provides timely relevant and accurate signals on the current labor
market such as in-demand jobs and skills.
3. Receive the labor 3. Release labor market None 2 minutes LMI Officer
market information information
47 minutes
TOTAL None
426
11. PROVISION OF ON –THE JOB TRAINING REFERRAL
This service caters to allow student trainee to gain experience working in situations very
similar to those they’ll encounter on daily basis. Hands on method of training improves
knowledge and skills competencies needed for the student trainee to match the various
changes in the industry.
3.Wait for the 3. Make referral to the None 25 minutes OJT In-charge
referral company
4. Get the complete 4. Give the set of None 5 minutes OJT In-charge
set of filled up form documents to the student
and referral from the trainee
OJT In-charge.
5.Present the 5. Receive and review None 1hour OJT In-charge
documents to the submitted documents
company and submit
back to the DMDP
the copy received by
the company
1 hour and 50
TOTAL None
minutes
427
12. PROVISION OF TECHNICAL-VOCATIONAL SKILLS TRAINING
This service refers to the conduct of training that caters to the constituents of Cebu City
who want to enroll technical and vocational courses such as Culinary Arts, Food and
Beverage Services, Housekeeping, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Servicing, Massage,
Garments, Computer Literacy, Static Website Design and Computer System Servicing and
etc. Morning Session- 8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon, Afternoon Session – 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
and Evening Session - 5:00PM to 9:00 PM
428
1.Submit 1.1 Receive the None 5 minutes Enrollment Clerk
complete documents
documents
1.2 Verify submitted
documents
2 hours and
TOTAL None
48 minutes
429
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
WELFARE SERVICES
(DSWS)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
430
1. IDENTIFICATION OF SOCIAL PENSION BENEFICIARIES
To assist the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in identifying the
qualified Social Pension beneficiaries (Senior Citizens who have no pension from SSS or
GSIS)
Office or Division: Department of Social Welfare and Services
Classification: Stage 1: Complex
Stage 2: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: 60 years old and above; Registered Voter of Cebu City
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Application Form for Social Pension DSWS
2. OSCA ID OSCA Office
3. Valid government issued Any government agency/provided by the client
FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
STAGE 1
1. Fill out the logbook and 1.1 Receive the None 30 minutes Administrative
submit the Application Application Form Aide
Form for Social Pension with complete
with complete requirements
requirements 1.2 Conduct home None 3 days Social Worker
visit to assess if the
client is illegible for
the Social Pension
1.3 Encode data in None 15 minutes Social Worker
the Master List of
eligible Social
Pension clients
1.4 Endorse the None 2 hours Social Worker
master list to DSWD
for approval
STAGE 2
2. Verify in their respective 2.1 Inform the None 30 minutes Social Worker
barangay if they are Barangay of the
included in the Final List of qualified Social
Eligible SOC PEN clients Pensioners based
from DSWD FO7 on the final listing
from DSWD
2.2 Assist DSWD None 2 days Social Worker
during the
distribution of
financial assistance
to social pension
beneficiaries
3 days, 2
STAGE 1 None hours and 45
TOTAL minutes
2 days and 30
STAGE 2 None
minutes
431
2. INTERVENTION AND REFERRAL FOR ABANDONED/UNATTACHED
SENIOR CITIZEN TO TEMPORARY/ PERMANENT SHELTER
Intervention for Senior Citizens who are in need of temporary/permanent shelter and
referring to other Non-Government Organizations/ Peoples Organization/ Government
Organization (Ex. Home for the Aged at Barili); free and no limit of stay for the abandoned
Senior Citizens
432
3. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF INDIGENCY
This service refers to the provision of Certificate of Indigency which is a requirement in
availing the free PAO assistance and/or legal services of socially disadvantaged/indigent
families.
Office or Division: Department of Social Welfare and Services
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Indigent individuals
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Barangay Indigency From the barangay
2. Certificate of No Income BIR
3. Certificate of No Landholding/Properties City Assessor’s Office
4. Information of the Case (only defendants From the court
can avail the service)
5. Negative copy Birth Certificate (if PSA/Civil Registrar
corrections of name, gender)
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the required 1.1 Interview/ assess None 30 minutes Social Worker
documents the client
1.2 Prepare Case None 30 minutes Social Worker
Summary Report and
certificate of indigency
1.3 Approve the Case None 5 minutes OIC-DSWS
Summary Report and
Certificate of Indigency
2. Receive Certificate 2. Release Certificate None 2 minutes Social Worker
of Indigency of Indigency
1 hour and 7
TOTAL None
minutes
433
4. ISSUANCE OF PRE-MARRIAGE COUNSELING (PMC) SLIP
A marriage expectation inventory form will be provided to all couples who wants to get
married. This form is designed to help assess expectation about marriage so that couples
can engage each other into dialogue to make their relationship stronger. The couple will
answer the inventory forms and they will be referred to the City Health Department for the
Pre-Marriage Seminar as scheduled in order to obtain the marriage certificate.
434
5. ISSUANCE OF TRAVEL CLEARANCE
This service refers to the provision of Certification of Travel Clearance for Children below 18
years old (for local travel only).
Office or Division: Department of Social Welfare Services - Child & Youth Program
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Male and Female
Below 18 years old
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Parent’s Consent (Authorization Letter) Parent’s/ Guardian
2. Barangay Certificate Barangay
3. Ticket Shipping Lines/ Air Lines
4. Affidavit of Guardianship Legal Office
5. Valid ID Gov’t Issued ID
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the required 1. Receive and check the None 10 minutes Child & Youth
documents documents submitted Staff
2. Coordinate with the 2.1. Conduct Intake/ None 10 minutes Child & Youth
assigned staff Interview Staff
2.2. Prepare the Travel None 10 minutes Child & Youth
Clearance Staff
3. Claim the issued 3. Release the Travel None 10 minutes Child & Youth
Travel Clearance Clearance Staff
435
6. ORGANIZING AND ISSUANCE OF IDENTIFICATION CARD (ID)TO
WOMEN’S WELFARE ORGANIZATION
To organize Women’s beneficiaries from 80 Barangays, to give orientation, empowerment of
women under RA 9262 and other related human rights, to be able to extend assistance and
provide Identification Card for Women’s Welfare Organization in Cebu City for support and
use to any/legal purpose
436
7. ORGANIZING SENIOR CITIZENS IN CEBU CITY
This service refers to the activity of organizing the senior citizens in order to update and re-
activate the Cebu City Senior Citizen beneficiaries of the assistance provided monthly.
437
8. PROVISION OF CASE MANAGEMENT AND REFERRAL FOR TEMPORARY
SHELTER FOR CHILDREN IN NEED OF SPECIAL PROTECTION (CNSP)
AND CHILDREN AT RISK (CAR)
This program provides Case Management to Children in Need of Special Protection (CNSP)
and Children at Risk (CAR) cases, and Referral for Temporary Shelter as per assessment of
the Social Worker.
Office or Division: Department of Social Welfare and Services - Child & Youth
Program
Classification: Complex
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Male and Female
Below 18 years old
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. LCR Birth Certificate PSA/LCR
2. Medical Certificate VSMMC/CCMC (Pink Room)
3. Police Affidavit (For filing of Case) Police Station – WCPD Officer
4. Referral Letter from referring party Barangay/ Police Officer
5. Request Letter (for Family assessment) NGO’s & Government Agencies
6. Guardian’s Valid ID (for Family
Government Issued ID
Assessment)
Issuance of CNSP Certificate
1. Certificate of No Records PSA/LCR
2. Affidavit of Guardianship Legal Office
3. Valid ID of intended guardian Government Issued ID
4. Barangay Certificate (for late registration
Barangay
purposes only)
5. School Records/ Baptismal (Optional) School
6. Blotter of Abandonment records
Barangay/ Police Record
(Optional)
7. Death Certificate (for Deceased Parent) LCR
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit required 1. Review submitted None 10 minutes Child & Youth
documents documents Staff
2. Participate with 2.1 Conduct None 3 hours Child & Youth
the Social Worker Intake/Interview Staff
Assigned 2.2 Conduct Assessment None Child & Youth
Staff
3. Coordinate with 3.1 Coordinate with None 2 days Child & Youth
DSWS Staff Barangay wherein the Staff
Child’s Parent/ Guardians
reside
3.2 Conduct Home Visit None Child & Youth
438
for collateral background Staff
information
4. Submit legal 4.1 Issue CNSP None 3 days Child & Youth
documents for Certificate Staff
CNSP Certificate 4.2 Prepare Referral None Child & Youth
Letter and Case Summary Staff
Report
4.3 Prepare referral None Child & Youth
process for Temporary Staff
shelter/ for most secured
relative/environment
5. Participate with 5.1 Conduct Counseling None 2 hours Child & Youth
the Social Worker with client Staff
439
9. PROVISION OF CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR CHILDREN IN
CONFLICT WITH THE LAW WITHOUT COURT CASES AND REFERRAL
FOR TEMPORARY SHELTER
Provides Case Management Services and referral for a Temporary Shelter for Children in
Conflict with Law (CICL) without court cases and undergoing diversion program in
partnership with the barangay for diversion
Office or Division: Department of Social Welfare and Services - Child & Youth
Program
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Children below 15 years old in conflict with the law without court
cases
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. CR Birth Certificate PSA
2. Medical Certificate (Pink Room) VSMMC
3. Affidavit Police Station - WCPD officer
4. Referral letter from referring party GAD Focal/ Police Officer
5. LCR Birth Cert. Optional (dental aging) Civil Registrar/ PSA/ Gov’t Clinic
6. SWAB result (for Covid-19) Any Hospital
7. Spot Report/ Police Report Police Station
8. Request Letter (for Family assessment) NGO’s & Gov’t Agencies
9. Guardian’s Valid ID (for Family assessment) Gov’t Issued ID
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Present required 1. Review the documents None 10 minutes Child & Youth
documents Staff
2. Coordinate with 2.1 Conduct Intake/ None 30 minutes Child & Youth
the Social Worker Interview Staff
Assigned 2.2 Issue Certification of Child & Youth
None 1 hour
Discernment Staff
2.3 Prepare referral letter Child & Youth
for Temporary None 1 hour Staff
shelter/security
Child & Youth
2.4 Attend Court Hearing None 2 hours
Staff
2.5 Coordinate with Child & Youth
Barangay wherein the 20 minutes Staff
None
Child’s Parent/ Guardians
reside
2.6 Conduct Home Visit for Child & Youth
2 hours
collateral background None Staff
information.
2.7 Coordinate with other
support system for 2 hours Social Worker
None
Monitoring Child’s Case
and Home Environment
440
2.8 Conduct Discharge None 1 hour Social Worker
Conference/ referral for and
AFTER CARE Program Stakeholders
1 day and 2
TOTAL None
hours
441
10. PROVISION OF DAY CARE SERVICES
This is a program that provides safety and educational services for a better learning
environment to the children while their parents are both working.
STAGE 1
1.Participate in the 1.1 Conduct profiling to None 9 minutes Daycare
profiling conducted by determine the number Workers
the daycare worker of children
1.2 Provide checklist of None 1 minute Daycare
requirements Workers
2.Submit the required 2. Verify the documents None 5 minutes Daycare
documents for the Workers
registration of the child
3. Fill out the Intake 3.1 Provide Intake form None 10 minutes Daycare
Form Workers
3.2 Check the Profile of None 4 hours ECCD Staff
Children using the
ECCD checklist Form
3.3 Encode the Data for None 2 days ECCD Staff
Day Care Pre-school
master listing
3.4 Submit hard copy of None 1 hour ECCD Staff
the data to ECCD
Office – DSWS Division
4. Attend orientation/
4. Conduct orientation/ None 4 hours Social Worker
meeting at the Barangay
meeting with the Technical Staff
Day Care Center parents at the of ECCD
Barangay Program
SECOND STAGE – SCHOOL PROPER
442
5. Report to class as 5. Conduct school None As scheduled Daycare
scheduled classes as Workers
scheduled
3 days, 1 hour
STAGE 1
and 25
TOTAL
minutes
None
As scheduled
STAGE 2
443
11. PROVISION OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PERSON WITH DISABILITY
(PWD)
444
STAGE 2
4.6. Sign Obligation None 1 day and 15 City
Request and Status minutes Administrator
(ORAS)
Office of the City
Refer to the Citizen’s Administrator
Charter of the
following offices:
445
claimant Office of the City
Treasurer
5 days, 1 hour
1ST STAGE None and 40
minutes
TOTAL
19 days, 5
2ND STAGE None hours and 5
minutes
446
12. PROVISION OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE INDIVIDUAL IN CRISIS
SITUATION (EDUCATIONAL, MEDICINE, BURIAL, TRANSPORTATION,
HOSPITAL BILL, TRANSPORTATION AND FOOD ASSISTANCE)
447
4. Valid ID Provided by client
For Transportation
1. Barangay Certificate of Indigency/ From the barangay
Residency
2. Valid ID Provided by client
3. Police Blotter (for victims of pick pockets Police Station
and other similar circumstances where
barangay indigency or valid ID cannot
be presented)
For Food Assistance
1. Barangay Certificate of Residency/ From the barangay
Individual/Unemployed
2. Valid ID Provided by the client
3. Referral Letter (if applicable)
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit the required 1.1 Review the None 10 minutes Crisis
documents documents Intervention Unit
(CIU) Staff
1.2 Check the record of None 10 minutes Crisis
beneficiaries Intervention Unit
(CIU) Staff
1.3 Conduct None 15 minutes Crisis
assessment through Intervention Unit
interview and (CIU) Staff
validations
1.4 Prepare Social None 15 minutes Crisis
Case Summary Report Intervention Unit
(CIU) Staff
1.5 Approve the Social None 10 minutes OIC-DSWS
Case Study Report
2. Receive the 2.1 Facilitate client to None 10 minutes Admin Staff
assistance when the sign in the payroll
name is called 2.2 Release Financial None 5 minutes Admin Staff
Assistance
2.3 Encode data in the None 15 minutes Crisis
computer system for Intervention Unit
future reference (CIU) Staff
1 hour and 30
TOTAL None
minutes
448
13. PROVISION OF LIVELIHOOD FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNDER SELF-
EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SEAP)
To help improve the quality of life for marginalized people by providing them with access to
health care, livelihood opportunity and protection; thereby giving them hope to constructively
contribute to their communities
449
Obligation Request
and Status (ORAS)
forms
4.6 Prepare the None 10 minutes Processor
monitoring and DSWS Staff
transmittal forms
4.7 Number each None 10 minutes Processor
supporting document DSWS Staff
document for pre-
audit purposes
4.8 Countercheck the None 10 minutes Processor
documents while DSWS Staff
attaching the checklist
of supporting
4.9 Endorse the None 2 hours Processor
voucher with attached DSWS Staff
documents to Office
of the City
Administrator for
signature
STAGE 2
5. Wait for the processing Refer to the Citizen’s None 1 day and 15 City
of voucher Charter of concerned minutes Administrator
offices: Office of the City
Signing of ORAS: Administrator
5.1. Office of the City
Administrator
5.2. City Budget Office 55 minutes City Budget
Officer
City Budget
Office
Processing of 6 days Assigned
vouchers Auditor
Pre-audit and indexing: Office of the City
5.3. Office of the City Accountant
Accountant
Certification of 1 day, 5 hours City Treasurer/
Availability of Funds: and 35 minutes Division Head/
5.4. City Treasurer’s Asst. Division
Office Head
CTO
Approval for payment: 1 day and 15 City
5.5. City Admin Office minutes Administrator
Office of the City
Administrator
Preparation of Check: 5 days, 2 hours Check in-charge
5.6. City Treasurer’s and 10 minutes CTO
Office
Signature of Checks: City
5.7. City Administrator Administrator
Office of the City
Administrator
Preparation of City Accountant
450
Accountant’s Advice: Office of the City
5.8. City Accountant Accountant
Releasing of Check: None 4 hours Livelihood Staff
6. Receive the check for 6. Assist with the (On scheduled
the financial assistance releasing of check for the day)
financial assistance on
the identified
place/barangay
1st Stage 3 days, 1 hour
and
35 minutes
18 days, 6
Total hours and 45
minutes
451
14. PROVISION OF ORIENTATION ON MAGNA CARTA OF WOMEN UNDER
RA 9262 AND RA 10361 AND REFERRAL FOR TEMPORARY SHELTER
Provides Orientation on “Magna Carta of Women” in Cebu City under the Republic Act 9262
(An Act Defining Violence Against Women and Their Children, Providing Protective
Measures for Victims, Prescribing Penalties Therefore, And for Other Purposes) and
Republic Act 10361, (An Act Instituting Policies for The Protection and Welfare of Domestic
Workers/ Kasambahay)
452
5. Participate with the 5.1 Conduct Case None 2 days Social Worker &
Social Worker Assigned Conference Women’s Staff
5.2 Provide orientation None 2 hours Social Worker &
on Magna Carta to Women’s Staff
Women
5.3 Make a settlement None 30 minutes Social Worker &
letter/ agreement to Women’s Staff
meet in between for the
welfare of both parties
5.4 Refer client for None 2 hours Social Worker &
Psychological Women’s Staff
Evaluation
5.5 Refer client to None 1 day Social Worker &
temporary shelter of Women’s Staff
placement
4 days, 7
TOTAL None hours and 55
minutes
453
15. PROVISION OF PERSON WITH DISABILITY (PWD) ID AND BOOKLET
(NEW/ RENEWAL)
Provides Identification Card and booklet to Persons with Disability (physically, mentally and
socially disabled persons)
454
16. PROVISION OF PREVENTIVE HEALTH CARE AND NUTRITION
PROGRAM
This refers to the provision of program to prevent and decrease the burden of diseases and
associated risk factors to community and family
455
17. PROVISION OF RELIEF ASSISTANCE TO THE VICTIMS OF DISASTERS
456
18. PROVISION OF SOLO PARENT’S ID
This service refers to the provision of an Identification Card for Solo Parents registered in
Cebu City to be used for any/legal purposes
457
19. PROVISION OF SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION TO INDIGENT FAMILIES -
NON-LOCAL 4P’S BENEFICIARIES
458
20. PROVISION OF SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION TO NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL
UNDERWEIGHT CHILDREN
459
21. PROVISION OF SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION TO PRE-SCHOOL
CHILDREN
460
22. PROVISION OF TEMPORARY SHELTER - ANTI-MENDICANCY
PROGRAM (ST. BENEDICT JOSEPH HALFWAY HOUSE)/ RESIDENTIAL
CARE AND BALIK-PROBINSYA PROGRAM
This program is designed to minimize if not eradicate mendicancy in Cebu City and to
provide the mendicants the opportunities to move from survival and subsistence mode to life
of dignity and self-reliance.
461
4.3 Prepare the None Social Worker
needed documents
for the client to avail
either of the
following
(depending on the
result of the case
study):
a.) to avail Balik
Probinsya Program,
b.) for reuniting
client to
relatives/family and
c.) for client with no
family, he/she will
be referred to other
agency/center.
6 hours and 15
1st stage
minutes
2nd stage None
7 days
TOTAL
7 days, 6 hours
and 15 minutes
462
23. PROVISION OF TEMPORARY SHELTER FOR ABUSED WOMEN AND
CHILDREN (STA RITA DE CASCIA WOMEN AND CHILDREN’S CENTER)
Provision of the temporary shelter, welfare and protection for women and children in Cebu
City to be free from the continuing violence to any form of abuse. Victim of abuse shall find
refuge, love and hope for prosperity under the passionate care of Sta. Rita de Cascia
Women and Children Center
463
2. Attend admission 2.1 Conduct None 4 hours Center Social
conference admission conference Worker
with referring party, DSWS Social
Center Social Worker Worker
Officer and staff Barangay GAD
Police Officer
2.2 Prepare Social None 2 hours Social Worker
Case Study Report
2.3 Approve the Social None 30 minutes OIC – DSWS
case Study Report
2.4 Settle client None 1 day Social Worker
temporary placement
3. Stay/participate with 3.1 Conduct inventory None 15 days Admin and
the staff activities and of the client personal House Parent
services belongings, recording
of client’s valuable
items for the
safekeeping
3.2 Conduct physical None Admin and
evaluation House Parent
3.3 Assign room/bed None Admin and
and provides client’s House Parent
basic needs
3.4Provide Services None Social Worker
while preparing the House parents
termination processes Admin Staff
to return/ transfer
resident to the custody
of parents/ guardian/
center
17 days, 7
TOTAL None hours and 10
minutes
464
24. PROVISION OF TEMPORARY SHELTER FOR CHILDREN IN CONFLICT
WITH LAW (CICL) WITH COURT CASES (CEBU CITY OPERATION
SECOND CHANCE CENTER)
Provision of rehabilitation center for Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL) with court cases
in accordance with their rights and best interest
Office or Division: Department of Social Welfare and Services – Cebu City Operation
Second Chance Center (CCOSCC)
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Male or Female
1. Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL) With Court Cases
2. Ages 15 to 17
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Court Order Regional Trial Court
2. Birth Certificate/Baptismal Certificate PSA/Civil Registrar
3. Dental/Aging Certificate CCMC
4. Commitment Order Regional Trial Court
5. Case Information Sheet Police Station
6. Police Spot Result Police Station
7. Medical Certificate Cebu City Medical Center
8. Swab Test Result City Health Department
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit 1.1. Validate the requirements None 20 minutes Desk Officer
required
1.1 Record/ Profiling of None Desk Officer
documents
(By referral party) Resident’s Data
2. Participate with 2.1. Conduct orientation on house None 1 hour CCOSCC Staff
the assigned rules, program, and services
CCOSCC staff 2.2 Provide the basic needs of the None CCOSCC Staff
client
3. Attend court 3.1 Assist resident during court None 2 hours CCOSCC Staff
hearing hearing
3.2 Prepare progress/ None 30 minutes CCOSCC Staff
manifestation report
3.2 Submit report to the court None 10 minutes CCOSCC Staff
4. Stay/ 4.1 Settle client temporary None 15 days CCOSCC Staff
Participate with placement
the staff Activities 4.2 Provide services while None CCOSCC Staff
and Services preparing the termination
processes to return/ transfer
resident to the custody of parents/
guardian/ center.
15 days and 4
TOTAL None
hours
465
25. RECEVING OF APPLICATION FOR CASH INCENTIVES OF
CENTENARIAN
This refers to the process of receiving the application form and supporting documents for
Cash Incentives of qualified Senior Citizens who are already 100 years old. The said
application will be forwarded to the Office of the Senior Citizens’ Affairs for preparation and
processing of payroll for the cash incentive.
466
26. UPDATING OF SOLO PARENT’S STATUS
Re-activating and updating the status of Solo Parent’s beneficiaries Identification Card and
records
Office or Division: Department of Social Welfare and Services
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Solo Parents (with children below 18 yrs old)
(Regardless of one’s Status in living)
-Unmarried Mother/Father
-Foster Parents who solely provides parental care and
support to child/children
-Woman who gives birth as a result of rape/crime against
chastity
-widow/er
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Affidavit of two (2) Disinterested Person Notary Public
(with notarized
2. 1x1 picture (2 pcs) Provided by the client
3. Solo Parent’s ID Provided by the client
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Fill up in the logbook 1.Assist the client None 2 minutes Solo Parent Staff
2.Submit the required 2.Review the None 5 minutes Solo Parent Staff
documents documents
3. Cooperate with the 3.1 Conduct interview None 30 minutes Solo Parent Staff
interview and home
visit conducted by the 3.2 Conduct home None 1 day DSWS Staff
DSWS staff visit
3.3 Approve the None 5 minutes DSWS Officer
application by signing
at the back of the ID
4.Receive the SOLO 4. Release the SOLO None 2 minutes Solo Parent Staff
Parent ID Parent ID
1 day and 46
TOTAL None
minutes
467
DEPARTMENT OF
VETERINARY MEDICINE
AND FISHERIES
(DVMF)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
468
1. REGISTRATION & VACCINATION OF PET DOGS AND CATS
Pets should be registered and vaccinated at the Department of Veterinary Medicine &
Fisheries (DVMF) in order to safeguard animal and public health.
Perpetual=
Php600.00
3. Submit the Official 3. Check and review the None 2 Minutes Attending Staff
Receipt to the official receipt of the
Attending Staff client
4. Present the pet to 4. Vaccinate the pet None 5 Minutes Attending
the attending Veterinarian
veterinarian for
vaccination
5. Bring pet home 5. Allow the client to None 1 Minute Attending
after vaccination bring the pet home Veterinarian
Registration
Fee
Annual=
TOTAL 15 Minutes
Php200.00
Perpetual=
Php600.00
469
2. FACILITATION OF THE REDEMPTION OF IMPOUNDED PETS
This service refers to the processing and releasing of the impounded pets as claimed by the
owner.
SURGERY FEE
(If NOT Neutered)
Male Dog=Php.
200.00
Female Dog=Php
250.00
3. Bring pet 3. Allow client to None 3 Minutes Attending
home bring pet home Veterinarian /
Vaccinators
470
REGISTRATION FEES:
Annual=Php200.00
Perpetual=Php600.00
RECLAIM FEES:
st
1 Offense=Php 500.00
2nd
Offense=Php1,000.00 13 Minutes
TOTAL 3rd
Offense=Php1,500.00
SURGERY FEE
(If NOT Neutered)
Male Dog=Php. 200.00
Female Dog=Php
250.00
471
3. NEUTERING AND SPAYING OF PET DOGS AND CATS
Measure to control the population of pets in the city thereby safeguarding animal and
public health.
Cats
Spay = Php150.00
Neuter =
Php100.00
Dogs
Spay=Php 250.00
Neuter =Php
200.00
3. Present the Official 3. Review the None 1 minute Attending Staff
Receipt to the amount reflected on
Attending Staff the official receipt
4. Wait until the 4.Conduct surgery for None Veterinarian
472
operation is operation:
finished
*Pre-anesthetics
15 Minutes
*Patient Preparation
10 Minutes
*Surgical Operations
25 Minutes
(spay)
Annual=Php200.
00
Perpetual=Php60
0.00
Dogs
Spay=Php 250.00
Neuter =Php
200.00
473
4. ISSUANCE OF VETERINARY HEALTH CERTIFICATE
All animals should be thoroughly checked before travelling via vessel or airfreight.
474
●Swine = Negative Test Result but not Department of Agriculture (DA) / Bureau of
limited to Porcine Reproductive & Animal Industry (BAI)/ Veterinary Quarantine
Respiratory (PPRS) Pseurables (PRV) Service (VQS) / Regional Animal Disease.
Brucellosis & Vaccination Program Diagnostic Lab. (RADDL 7), Cebu-Provincial
Veterinary Office (PVO) National Meat
Inspection Service (NMIS)
FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Go to Department of 1. Entertain client None 2 Minutes Attending Staff
Veterinary Medicine
and Fisheries (DVMF)
2. Present the original 2. Check the None 3 Minutes OIC-Dept. Head
copies of requirements requirements
3. Check the animals 3.1 Inspect the
brought for certification animals
3.2 Observe the None 10 Minutes OIC-Dept. Head
behavior of the
animals
4. Receive the 4. Assess and issue None 5 Minutes Attending Staff
assessment slip assessment slip for
the amount to be
paid
5. Pay the amount 5.1. Accept payment Certificate Fee 5 Minutes CTO Collector
indicated on the - Php 50.00 Assigned at
assessment slip Department of
Veterinary
Registration Medicine and
5.2. Issue official Fee -Php Fisheries
receipt of the 200.00 (DVMF)
amount paid (For dogs and
cats)
6. Submit the official 6.1. Check the
receipt to the attending official receipt
staff 6.2. Prepare the Attending Staff
Veterinary Health None 7 Minutes
Certificate
7. Receive the 7. Release the
Veterinary Health Veterinary Health
Certificate Certificate
475
5. FACILITATION OF THE SURRENDER OF UNWANTED PETS
The pick-up of surrendered dogs as a measure to prevent the spread of zoonotic diseases &
accidents
476
2. Pay Surrender and 2.1 Provide Surrender Attending Staff
Pick-up Fees Assessment Fee =
Php. 2,500.00
2.2 Accept payment 3 Minutes CTO Collector
Pick-Up Assigned at
2.3 Issue official Fee = Department of
receipt of the amount Php. 500.00 Veterinary
paid Medicine and
Fisheries
(DVMF
3. Assist the 3. Pick-up the None 1 Day Impounding
impounding officers to surrendered pet Officers
the location of the pet
A. 1 Day and
Surrender
9 Minutes
Fee =
Php2,500.00
B. 1 Day and
TOTAL 11 Minutes
Pick-Up
Fee =
C. 1 Day and
Php500.00
4 Minutes
477
6. FACILITATION OF THE ADOPTION OF IMPOUNDED PETS
Impounded Pets are facilitated for adoption to qualified adopters.
478
7. CONDUCT OF MEAT INSPECTION IN DIFFERENT REGISTERED
PRIVATE SLAUGHTERHOUSES AND LECHONAN IN THE CITY
Ensures that meat and meat products are free from zoonotic diseases and is safe for public
consumption.
479
7. Receive 7. Supervise proper None 10 Minutes Meat Inspector /
condemnation disposal of condemned Deputized Meat
certificate carcass and organs Inspector
8. Pay the Slaughter 8.1 Accept payment Pork = 5 Minutes CTO Collector
and Meat Inspection Php50.00 assigned at
Fee Department of
Beef = Veterinary
Php75.00 Medicine and
Fisheries
Chicken = (DVMF)
Php0.50
8.2 Issue official receipt
of the amount paid Goat =
Php30.00
Carabeef =
Php75.00
9. Wait for the Meat 9.1 After branding, None 2 Minutes Meat Inspector /
Inspection Certificate or issue Meat Inspection Deputized Meat
Condemnation Certificate (MIC) to Inspector
Certificate if any client
9.2 Record in the
logbook for reporting
Pork = Php
50.00
Beef = Php
75.00
Chicken =
TOTAL
Php0.50 42 Minutes
Goat = Php
30.00
Carabeef =
Php 75.00
480
8. REGISTRATION OF MEAT DELIVERY VEHICLES
Only registered meat delivery vehicles shall be allowed to transport carcasses, offals and
viscera, to ensure proper meat handling and to regulate delivery vehicles especially in terms
of proper hygiene and sanitation, to avoid contamination of meat.
481
fee to the attending
staff
6. Receive Certificate 6. Issue the Certificate
of Registration as of Registration as Meat
Meat Delivery Delivery
Multicab=
TOTAL Php400.00
35 Minutes
Truck Size=
Php500.00
482
9. REGISTRATION AND LICENSING OF PRIVATE SLAUGHTERHOUSES
Only duly authorized slaughterhouses can operate in Cebu City
483
5. Submit the Official 5. Check the official None 3 Minutes Attending Staff
Receipt to the receipt of the registration
attending staff fee
6. Receive the 6.1. Issue Registration None 20 Minutes Attending Staff
Registration Certificate
Certificate 6.2. Release Registration
Certificate
Php3,000.00
-renewal
TOTAL 35 minutes
Php5,000.00
-new
484
10. REGISTRATION AND LICENSING OF MEAT ESTABLISHMENT, MEAT
HANDLERS, BUTCHERS AND HELPERS
Only Registered and Licensed Meat Shops, Meat Stall Holder, and Meat Vendors are
allowed in Cebu City
5. Pay to CTO 5.1 Receive payment Meat Vendor= 5 Minutes CTO Collector
Collector assigned at Php225.00 assigned at
DVMF Meat by Meat Department of
Processor Veterinary
=Php550.00 Medicine and
Fisheries
Meat Handlers/ (DVMF)
Butchers=
Php300.00
Dealers/Proces
sors=
Php550.00
485
5.2 Issue Official
receipt of the amount Helpers =
paid Php250.00
Meat Shop
Operator=
Php550.00
Stallholder=Php
350.00
Meat
Dealer/Supplier
=
Php550.00
6. Present Official 6. Check the Official None 15 minutes Attending Staff
Receipt to the Receipt of registration
attending staff fee
7. Receive the 6.1 Issue Certificate of
Certificate of Registration
Registration
6.2. Release
Certificate of
Registration
Meat Vendor=
Php225.00
Meat by Meat
Processor
=Php550.00
Meat
Handlers/
TOTAL Butchers= 30 minutes
Php300.00
Dealers/Proces
sors=
Php550.00
Helpers =
Php250.00
Meat Shop
Operator=
Php550.00
Stallholder=Ph
p350.00
Meat
Dealer/Supplie
r=
Php550.00
486
11. CONDUCT OF RE-INSPECTION ON MEAT FROM DIFFERENT MEAT
STAKEHOLDERS OUTSIDE CEBU CITY
Check for the safety and wholesomeness of meat, as well as the proper handling of meat
before its distribution within Cebu City
487
5. Pay amount 5.1 Receive Pork /Head 5 Minutes CTO Collector
indicated in the payment = Php20.00 assigned at
assessment Department of
Beef/Head= Veterinary
Php30.00 Medicine and
Fisheries (DVMF)
Carabao/He
ad
=Php30.00
5.2 Issue official Goat/Head
receipt of the = Php4.00
amount paid
Chicken=
Php0.50
6. Present the 6. Check the Official
Official Receipt to Receipt presented
the meat inspector
7. Receive the 7.1 Stamp the Meat
Stamped Meat Inspection
Inspection Certificate (MIC)/ None 2 Minutes Meat Inspector /
Certificate Certificate of Meat Deputized Meat
(MIC)/Certificate of Importation (COMI) Inspector
Meat Importation by the Meat
(COMI) Inspector
7.2. Release the
Meat Inspection
Certificate (MIC)
/Certificate of Meat
Importation (COMI)
Pork/Head
= Php20.00
Beef/Head=
Php30.00
TOTAL 18 Minutes
Carabao/He
ad
=Php30.00
Goat/Head
= Php4.00
Chicken=
Php0.50
488
12. CONDUCT OF POST ABATTOIR INSPECTION IN DIFFERENT PUBLIC
AND SUPERMARKETS IN THE CITY OF CEBU
Only Registered and Licensed Meat Shops, Meat Handlers, Butchers and Cleaners are
only allowed to be employed in Meat Establishments in Cebu City
489
13. PROVISION OF PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF DISEASE OF
LIVESTOCK ANIMALS
Residents of Cebu City may ask for assistance for their Pets Ailment/ Problem bringing the
Disease Treatment and Prevention Assistance to our Livestock Animals.
490
HUMAN RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
(HRDO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
491
1. RECRUITMENT OF CASUAL EMPLOYEES
492
1. Submit complete 1.1. Receive the None 5 minutes Administrative
requirements requirements and Aide III (Clerk I)
check its orderliness
and completeness.
(Incomplete /not in
order applications will
be returned to the
applicant)
1.2. Encode None 2 minutes Administrative
application received in Aide III (Clerk I)
the pool of applicants
1.3. Evaluate None 5 minutes Administrative
applicant’s documents Officer V (HRMO
submitted vis-à-vis III)
the CSC Qualification
Standard Manual and
file per position
applied for
1.4. Review personnel None 5 minutes Administrative
request of department Officer V (HRMO
concerned and match III)
with the application
received. If there is a
match with the
request, application
will be processed
1.5. Prepare None 5 minutes Administrative
appointment Officer V (HRMO
III)
1.6 Process None 2 days Administrative
appointment Officer V (HRMO
III)
1.7 For Budget None 1 day Budget Officer
Certification- Budget
Officer’s Signature
1.8 For Budget None 1 day Accounting
Certification- City Officer
Accountant’s
Signature
1.9 Mayor’s signature None 16 days Mayor’s
Assistant
Department
Head
2. Acknowledge receipt 2. Inform applicant of None 2 minutes Administrative
of short message service duly approved Aide III
appointment through
short message
service (SMS) or e-
mail
493
3. Receive and comply 3. Give and discuss None 5 minutes Administrative
the requirements list of pre-employment Officer V (HRMO
requirements III)
4. Submit complete 4. Receive correct None 2 minutes Administrative
requirements and complete pre- Aide III
employment
requirements
5. Sign and receive the 5. Issue appointment None 1 minute Administrative
appointment Aide III
20 days and
TOTAL None
32 minutes
494
3. RECRUITMENT FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS
This service involves recruitment activities from the acceptance of requirements of
applicants for permanent positions that were published and posted up to the issuance of
appointment of accepted applicants.
495
Stage 1
1. Submit the 1.1. Receive/retrieve (if None 3 minutes Administrative
complete through e-mail) the Aide III (Clerk I)
requirements for the requirements and check
position applied for if it’s in order and
complete
• Complete: if walk-in;
duly receive application,
if thru e-mail; let
applicant submit
hardcopies of his/her
pertinent documents to
HRD office.
• Incomplete- if walk-in;
return to applicant for
compliance, if thru e-
mail, inform applicant to
comply
496
3.3 Check test None 10 minutes Administrative
Aide III (Clerk I)
Stage 2
4. Applicant 4.1 Prepare Short list None 2 minutes Administrative
acknowledge the applicants Aide III (Clerk I)
schedule of
interview
4.2 Posting of Short list 15 days Administrative
(in accordance to the Aide III (Clerk I)
Cebu City Government
Merit Selection Plan)
4.3 Prepare of Schedule 30 minutes Administrative
of HRMPSB Aide III (Clerk I)
4.4 Send SMS or e-mail 1 minute Administrative
to informing the applicant Aide III (Clerk I)
of the schedule of
HRMPSB interview
5. Present self for 5.1. Conduct screening None 2 hours HRMPSB
interview on the of applicants (this Secretariat /
scheduled date thru process includes the HRMPSB
an online platform or preparation of Members
personally documentary
depending on the requirements for the
quarantine status of Human Resource Merit
the city Promotion and Selection
Board (HRMSPB)
behavioral interview, the
interview proper and
deliberation en banc.)
5.2 Processing of None 3 days Administrative
documentary Aide III (Clerk I)
requirements (HRMPSB / HRMPSB
Certification, Members/
Comparative Mayor
Assessment) for the
signature of HRMPSB
Members and the Mayor
as requisite for the
printing of appointment
5.3 Conduct Background None 15 minutes Administrative
Investigation of applicant Aide III (Clerk I)
(top 5 candidates – in
accordance to the Cebu
City Government Merit
Selection Plan)
Stage 3
6. Wait for the 6. Print and process None 1 day Administrative
processing of appointment Aide III (Clerk I)
appointment 6.1 For HRDO Dept. / Administrative
Head’s signature Officer V
(HRMO III) /
497
6.2 For Budget 1 day Budget Officer
Certification- Budget
Officer’s Signature
6.3 For Budget 1 day Accounting
Certification- City Officer
Accountant’s Signature
6.4 Mayor’s signature 18 days Mayor’s
Assistant
Department
Head
7. Acknowledge the 7. Draft and send SMS None 2 minutes Administrative
receipt of the or e-mail informing the Aide III (Clerk I)
information through applicant of the status of / Administrative
SMS or e-mail their appointment Officer V
whether appointed or (HRMO III)
not. Inform appointees to
report to HRDO for the
list of requirements prior
to signing of
appointments.
8. Report to HRDO 8.1 Issue and discuss None 10 minutes Administrative
and comply the list Notice of Appointment to Aide III (Clerk I)
of requirements the appointee for the list / Administrative
indicated in the of required documents. Officer V
Notice of (HRMO III)
Appointment 8.2 Receive/ review 5 minutes Administrative
complete and correct Aide III (Clerk I)
requirements / Administrative
Officer V
(HRMO III)
9. Sign the 9.1 Issue appointment None 1 minute Administrative
appointment Aide III (Clerk I)
/ Administrative
Officer V
(HRMO III)
3 hours and 31
Stage 1 minutes
18 days, 2
Stage 2 hours and 48
Total None
minutes
21 days and 18
Stage 3 minutes
498
INTERNAL SERVICES
This service involves the processing and approval of the GSIS Retirement Application form
as a supporting document in the processing for GSIS claims of the retired Cebu City
Government employee.
499
2.6 Inform requesting None 1 minute HRMO III
party that Application form
is duly signed
3. Claim the duly 3. Release the duly signed None 3 minutes HRMO III
signed GSIS GSIS Retirement
Retirement Application form and
Application form advise the client to
proceed to GSIS to
commence processing
1 day and 10
TOTAL None minutes
500
2. CONDUCT OF INTERNAL TRAINING
This service provides internal training or seminar as requested by the department/office heads
for the employees of Cebu City Government.
501
1.9. Disseminate the None 1 hour HR
approved/duly signed Clerk/Section
memorandum to the Head
requesting party
1.10 Prepare and/or None 4 hours HR
send training materials Clerk/Section
and equipment Head
2. Attend the 2. Conduct the None Based on the HR
training/seminar Training/Seminar training design Clerk/Section
Head
11 days and 6
hours
(excluding
TOTAL None
the actual
training
hours)
502
3. HANDLE GRIEVANCES AND IMPOSE DISCIPLINARY MEASURES
This service ensures that complaints are properly handled and employees are subjected to
appropriate disciplinary measures if necessary.
503
1.8 Prepare and Schedule None 20 minutes Attorney III /
Clarificatory Conference to HRMO III
hear the issues (if needed)
1.9 Serve the Notice for None 20 minutes Administrative
Clarificatory Conference Aide III
2. Attend Scheduled 2.1 Conduct Clarificatory None 1 hour and 30 Attorney III
Clarificatory Conference for possible minutes
Conference settlement
2.2 Prepare resolution and None 30 minutes Attorney III and
minutes of the Clarificatory HRMO III
Conference
2.3 File the documents None 30 minutes Attorney III /
relative to the complaint HRMO III
and prepare report (if the
case was settled) or
endorsement (if not
settled) to escalate the
case to the City Legal
Office or the Committee on
Discipline.
5 days and 4
TOTAL None
hours
504
4. ISSUANCE OF ACCEPTANCE LETTER FOR THE RESIGNATION/
RETIREMENT/ TRANSFER OF EMPLOYEES
This service provides formal documentation in the form of Acceptance Letter for the
resignation/ retirement/ transfer of an employee of Cebu City Government employees.
505
5. ISSUANCE OF AUTHORITY TO ATTEND/TRAVEL (EXTERNAL TRAINING)
This service ensures that the employee of the Cebu City Government is duly authorized with
complete documentary requirements in attending/traveling for seminars and trainings.
506
2. Claim duly 2.1 Release duly signed None 5 minutes HR
signed Memorandum for Authority Clerk/Section
Memorandum for to Attend/Travel Head
Authority to 2.2 Instruct requester to None 5 minutes HR
Attend/Travel prepare/process the Clerk/Section
following: Head
For processing of
registration/ travelling
expenses (Before the
seminar):
a) OBR/Voucher for
Registration,
b) OBR/Voucher for Travel
Expense,
c) Advance reservation of
slot
For Recording of
Attendance in the HRIS
and for Payroll Purposes
(After the Seminar):
d) Certificate of Training or
Completion
e.) Learning Application
Plan (LAP)
6 days and 2
TOTAL None
hours
507
6. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF RATING PER INDIVIDUAL
PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT REVIEW (IPCR)
This service provides Certification based on the Databank on IPCR Ratings for whatever
purpose as requested by Cebu City Government employees.
508
7. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATION FOR LONG COMPUTATION OF LEAVE
CREDITS BALANCES (INTERNAL/EXTERNAL)
This service provides Computation of Leave Credits Balances to the Cebu City Government
employees as a requirement for terminal pay, monetization of leave credits and other legal
purposes.
509
8. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFIED COPY OF RATED INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE
COMMITMENT REVIEW (IPCR)
This service provides certified copy of the Rated IPCR to the employees for whatever
purpose as requested.
510
9. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFIED TRUE COPY OF APPOINTMENT
This service certifies copies of appointment for whatever legal purpose as requested by the
Cebu City Government employees.
511
10. ISSUANCE OF FIRST DAY OF SERVICE CERTIFICATION
This service provides First Day of Service Certification to employees of Cebu City
Government to support the processing of the first salary claim for those who are newly-hired
and for other purposes.
512
11. ISSUANCE OF PAYSLIP
This service provides pay slip as per request for whatever purpose.
513
12. ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY IDENTIFICATION CARD FOR NEWLY
HIRED EMPLOYEES
This service provides Temporary Identification Card for newly hired employees of Cebu City
Government.
Office or Division: HRDO - Personnel Records (201) and HRIS Management Services
Classification: Simple Transaction
Type of Transaction: Government to Government
Who may avail: Department Heads, Office Heads and Employees of Cebu City
Government
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. ID Card Information Form HRDO
2. Copy of Appointment HRDO - Recruitment, Selection and
Placement Section Services Division
3. First Day of Service issued by Office Office/Department concerned
assigned
4. 1x1 ID picture From any chosen ID photo studio
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Fill up ID Card 1. Provide ID Card None 1 minute Admin. Asst. V
Information Form Information form
2. Submit filled-up ID 2.1 Receive documents None 3 minutes Admin. Asst. V
Card Information
2.2 Encode contact
Form with complete
information in the HRIS
requirements
(Human Resource
Information System)
2.3 Print Temporary I.D.
3. Attach picture and 3.1 Receive Temporary ID None 1 minute Admin. Asst. V/
signature in the with attached picture HRMO I
Temporary ID 3.2 Countersign the None Personnel
Temporary ID Record Section
Head/ HRMO III
3.3 Sign the Temporary ID None 1 day OIC-HRDO
1 day and 6
TOTAL None
minutes
514
13. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF EMPLOYMENT /SERVICE RECORD
(INTERNAL/EXTERNAL)
This service provides Certificate of Employment/ Service Record to Cebu City Government
employees for whatever purpose as requested.
Office or Division: HRDO - Personnel Records (201) and HRIS Management Services
Classification: Simple Transactions
Type of Transaction: G2G-Government to Government
Who may avail: Department Heads, Office Heads and Employees of Cebu City
Government
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Official Receipt for Payment of Certification Cashier – City Treasurer’s Office
Fee of Php 20.00
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Present Official 1.1 Receive Official receipt P20.00 1 minute Admin. Asst. V/
receipt for Payment for Payment of HRMO I
of Certification Fee Certification Fee
1.2 Prepare and Print None 5 minutes Admin. Asst. V/
Certificate of Employment/ HRMO I
Service Record
1 day and 7
TOTAL P 20.00
minutes
515
14. PREPARATION AND PROCESSING OF PAYROLL
This service involves the preparation and over-all processing of salaries and wages of City
Hall Permanent and Casual employees.
516
Assigned Auditor
Office of the City None 6 days Office of the City
Accountant Accountant
5.3 Certification of City Treasurer/
Availability of Funds Division Head/
Asst. Division
City Treasurer’s None 30 minutes Head
Office CTO
5.4 Approval for
payment: City Administrator
None 1 day and 15 Office of the City
City Admin Office minutes Administrator
6. Receive text of the 6. Merging of payroll None 2 hours and 5 Personnel In-
amount credited to the minutes Charge City
atm payroll account City Treasurer’s Treasure’s Office
Office
1 day and 45
Stage 1 minutes
TOTAL None
7 days, 3
Stage 2 hours and 42
minutes
517
15. PROCESSING OF ELECTRONIC – DTR BIOMETRIC CORRECTION
This service refers to the process of receiving and encoding E-DTR correction of entries and
printing of corrected Daily Time Record (DTR) of Cebu City Government employees
518
16. APPROVAL OF LEAVE APPLICATIONS
This service aims to facilitate the processing and approval of Leave Applications of Cebu
City Government employees.
519
2. Sign HR copy of 2. Pull out from office None 1 minute Admin. Aide
leave transmittal folder and hand in I/Admin. Aide III/
transmittal of approved HRMO II
leave
3. Claim approved 3.1 Release the None 1 minute Admin. Aide
leave application approved leave I/Admin. Aide III/
application HRMO II
4 hours and 18
TOTAL None
minutes
520
MANAGEMENT
INFORMATION AND
COMPUTER SERVICES
(MICS)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
521
1. PROVISION OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS) MAPS
This service refers to the provision of different classification of maps within Cebu City’s
jurisdiction to interested clients.
2. Fill out Map 2.1. Review the None 2 minutes GIS Personnel
Order Form accomplished
Map Order Form
Poly
shaded discount
selling ed price
price
50”X36” 865 780
48”X36” 830 750
36”X24” 415 375
17”X11” 210 190
11”X8.5” 50 45
522
4. Present Official 4.1. Receive the None 1 minute GIS Personnel
Receipt of payment Official Receipt
for GIS map at
MICS-GIS 4.2. Retrieve the None 1 minute GIS Personnel
Operations Group Map Order Form
and fill in the
following details:
• Official
Receipt No.
• Date Paid
• Date to be
claimed
5. Inform the MICS- 5.1. Check the None 1 minute GIS Personnel
GIS personnel if email address in
the map will be the Map Order
claimed personally Form if the client
or thru the email opt to receive the
address indicated map thru email
in the Map Order
Form 5.2. Instruct the
client to claim the
requested map
on the schedule
indicated in the
Map Order Form
523
TOTAL 2 days & 30
minutes
524
INTERNAL SERVICES
1. APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE FOR
SIMPLE APPLICATIONS (PROFILING, DATA ENTRY APPLICATIONS)
525
2. AUXILIARY SERVICES
This service will conduct survey mapping using GIS survey equipment as requested by
clients.
526
3. DATABASE MANAGEMENT
This service will convert manual maps and data into digital format as requested by clients.
527
3.1. GIS METADATA MANAGEMENT
This service is intended to update and maintain GIS datasets metadata.
528
4. ICT INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT
This service will identify, isolate and rectify a fault so that the failed equipment, machine or
system can be restored to an operational condition.
529
4.2. Inspection of ICT Procurement
This service will verify that all delivered ICT equipment conforms to the submitted
specifications and to the Purchase Order.
2.2. Review
specifications written in
the Purchase Order
against the ICT
equipment delivered
3. Receive the 3.1. Releasing of the None 5 minutes ICT Inspection
Compliance Report Compliance Report
3 days, 4
Total None hours and 10
minutes
530
4.3. Network and Internet Provisioning
This service aims to provide network and internet connection to all Cebu City Government
Offices and employees.
531
2. Use the installed 2.1. Test if connection is None 20 minutes TSG Personnel
and configured successful
network/internet Network
Administrator
a.i.: 1 hour &
18 minutes
a.ii.: 2 days &
48 minutes
Total None b.i.: 6 hours &
3 minutes
b.ii.: 2 days, 5
hours &33
minutes
532
4.4. Inventory of ICT Equipment
This service will conduct physical inventory to establish a baseline for all computers
deployed to different Cebu City government departments.
533
standardization procedures
10. User log-in 10. Provide log-in None 1 min. TSG Personnel
account provision password for security
purposes
11. Anti-virus 11. Licensed / unlicensed None 15 minutes TSG Personnel
installation anti-virus installation
11 days, 1
Total None hour and 11
minutes
534
4.5. Preventive Maintenance of ICT Equipment
This service is intended to prevent the failure of equipment before it actually occurs. It is
designed to preserve and enhance equipment reliability.
535
5. PROVISION OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION
This service will generate different classification of maps within Cebu City Government
Departments/Offices and other Government Institutions.
536
OFFICE OF THE CITY
ACCOUNTANT
(OCA)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
537
1. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATION OF NO UNLIQUIDATED FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE / SCHEDULE OF UNLIQUIDATED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
538
2.3 Sign the None 10 minutes City Accountant/
Certification of No Assistant
Unliquidated Department
Financial Assistance Head
/ Schedule of
Unliquidated
Financial Assistance
3. Receive notification from 3. Call the client to None 10 minutes Front Desk
the Front Desk Clerk about notify about the Clerk
the status of the request status of the request
4. Claim the signed 4. Release the duly None 5 minutes Front Desk
Certification at the Front signed Certification Clerk
desk of No Unliquidated
Financial Assistance
or Schedule of
Unliquidated
Financial Assistance
to the claimant
1 day and 1
TOTAL None
hour
539
2. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF CREDITABLE TAX WITHHELD (BIR
FORM NO. 2307)
This service refers to the issuance of BIR Form no. 2307 Certificate of Creditable Tax Withheld
at Source for Income payments subject to Expanded Withholding Tax, Percentage taxes on
Government money payments and Withholding of VAT on Government money payments.
Office or Division: Office of the City Accountant – Billing & Remittance Division
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2B- Government to Businesses
Who may avail: Suppliers of Cebu City Government
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Request Action Slip Form Front Desk Clerk/Office of the City Accountant
2. Copy of Paid Voucher with TIN or check issued City Treasurer’s Office
by City Treasurer’s Office
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit to Designated 1.1. Receive the None 5 minutes Designated
Clerk the duly filled up request and the Clerk
Request Action Slip for the requirements
Certificate of Creditable submitted
Taxes Withheld for a 1.2. Issue Certificate None 5 minutes Designated
specific period and submit of Creditable Taxes Clerk
the requirements Withheld
2. Wait for the call of the 2. Sign the None 1 day City Accountant/
Designated Clerk on the Certificate of Division Head
status of the request Creditable Taxes
Withheld
540
INTERNAL SERVICES
541
1.7 Approve LBP None 3 minutes City Accountant/
Online Banking Financial
Control Division
Head
1.8 Sign the None 5 minutes City Accountant
Accountant’s Advice
2. (City Treasurer’s Office) Forward the signed None 30 minutes Liaison Officer
Receive the signed Accountant’s Advice
Accountant’s Advice to the City Treasurer’s
together with the Office
Disbursement Voucher
and checks from the Office
of the City Accountant
Total None 1 hour
542
2. ISSUANCE OF ACCOUNTING CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE
The issuance of Accounting Clearance Certificate serves as confirmation that the client has
made a full and complete accounting of his/her money and property responsibilities for which
he/she is accountable and responsible to the Cebu City Government except as noted on the
accounting clearance form.
543
Advance, Accounts
Receivable and due
from Officers and
Employees
2.5 Verify and sign the None 1 day Financial
clearance form that the Control
client is cleared as to Designated
Disallowance and Clerk
suspensions
2.6 Verify and sign the None 1 day Financial
clearance form that the Control Division
client is cleared as to Head
Financial Control
If suspended, end-user
office is informed to get
the documents for
compliance of lacking
requirements
2.7 Sign the Accounting None 1 day City Accountant/
Clearance Certificate Assistant
Department
Head
3. Receive notification 3. Call the client to None 10 minutes Front Desk
from the Front Desk notify about the status Clerk
Clerk about the status of of the request
the request
4. Get the Signed 4. Release the duly None 10 minutes Front Desk Clerk
Accounting Clearance signed Accounting
at the Front desk Clearance to the
claimant
TOTAL None 7 days
544
3. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATION OF LAST SALARY PROCESSED/
INDEXED
Clients may request for certification of Last Salary Processed/ Indexed to be used for specific
purposes.
545
4. PRE-AUDIT OF PAYROLL & VOUCHER
All vouchers and payrolls are subject for pre-audit to assess the completeness and accuracy
of the supporting documents.
A. Individual Payroll /
Voucher (except
Procurement of
Goods and Services
including
Infrastructure
B. Medical / Burial 4 hours
Assistance (60
vouchers /
bundle)
546
Goods &
Services
including
Infrastructure)
If suspended, end-user
office is informed to get
the documents for
compliance of lacking
requirements
1.3 Stamp Pre-Audit None Designated
Voucher Number (PAV Clerk
No.) on each page of
disbursement voucher
and indicate the PAV
number on all the
supporting documents
A. Individual Payroll
/ Voucher (except
Procurement of Goods
and Services including
Infrastructure)
B. Medical / Burial 1 day
Assistance (60 vouchers
/ bundle)
C. Individual Voucher 1 hour
(Procurement of Goods
& Services including
Infrastructure)
547
1.5. Assign the None 3 hours & 30 Designated
disbursement vouchers minutes Clerk
to an auditor and encode
its necessary details for
recording purposes
A. Individual Payroll
/ Voucher (except
Procurement of Goods
and Services including
Infrastructure)
B. Medical / Burial 1 days & 6
Assistance (60 vouchers hours
/ bundle)
C. Individual Voucher 2 hours & 30
(Procurement of Goods minutes
& Services including
Infrastructure)
1.6 Log the assigned None Pre- auditor
voucher to the record
book
A. Individual Payroll
/ Voucher (except
Procurement of Goods
and Services including
Infrastructure)
B. Medical / Burial 10 days
Assistance (60 vouchers
/ bundle)
B. Individual 10 days
Voucher (Procurement of
Goods & Services
including Infrastructure)
If suspended, end-user
548
office is informed to get
the documents for
compliance of lacking
requirements
1.8 Set up and input the None 3 hours Indexer
payee’s details to the
system
A. Individual Payroll
/ Voucher (except
Procurement of Goods
and Services including
Infrastructure
B. Medical / Burial 1 day and 4
Assistance (60 vouchers hours
/ bundle)
A. Individual Payroll /
Voucher (except
Procurement of
Goods and Services
including
Infrastructure)
B. Medical / Burial 1 day
Assistance (60 vouchers
/ bundle)
C. Individual Voucher 2 days
(Procurement of Goods
& Services including
Infrastructure)
1.10 Log and None 4 hours Designated
countercheck on Clerk
correctness of tax
deduction/ remittance of
the payroll/disbursement
voucher
A. Individual Payroll /
Voucher (except
Procurement of
Goods and
Services including
Infrastructure)
549
B. Medical / Burial 4 hours
Assistance (60 vouchers
/ bundle)
C. Individual Voucher
(Procurement of Goods
& Services including
Infrastructure)
1.11 Sign the None 1 day City Accountant/
disbursement voucher Division Head
1.12 Encode the voucher None 20 minutes Encoder/
for transmittal to the City Releasing
Treasurer’s Office Officer
A. Individual Payroll
/ Voucher (except
Procurement of Goods
and Services including
Infrastructure)
B. Medical / Burial 4 hours
Assistance (60 vouchers
/ bundle)
C. Individual Voucher 20 minutes
(Procurement of Goods
& Services including
Infrastructure)
2. (City Treasurer’s 2.1 Forward the audited None 1 hour Liaison Officer
Office) Receive the voucher to the City
audited voucher & Treasurer’s Office
supporting documents
from the Office of the
City Accountant
A. Payroll / 6 days
Voucher (except
Procurement of
Goods and
Services
including
Infrastructure)
C. Voucher 20 days
(Procurement of
Goods &
Services
including
Infrastructure)
550
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OFFICE OF THE
BUILDING OFFICIAL
(OBO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
551
1. ISSUANCE OF ANNUAL INSPECTION AND/OR TOURISM ENDORSEMENT
Undertake Annual Inspections of all Buildings/structures and keep an up-to-date record of their
status.
552
documents required documents Receiving
3.2. Verify the Section OBO
completeness of
documents submitted
3.3. Record the
application details
4. Wait for the 4.1. Encode none 15 minutes Encoder
notification on the applicant’s information OBO
schedule of site in the system
inspection 4.2. Evaluate none 30 minutes Annual
documents submitted inspectors OBO
4.3. Schedule date of
site inspection
5. Receive notification 5.1. Notify business none 10 minutes Annual
on the date of site establishment on the inspectors OBO
inspection date of site inspection
5.2. Conduct none 1 Day
inspection
5.3. Evaluate the
inspection findings
5.4. Compute fees
5.5. Final Evaluation
If non-compliant: If non-compliant: none 10 minutes Annual
6. a) Receive deficiency 6.1. Issue deficiency inspectors OBO
sheet sheet
553
9.2. Record payment
details
9.3. Attach OR to the
application
9.4. Sign the Annual 5 minutes Enforcement
Inspection Certificate / and Inspection
Endorsement for Division Head
Tourism OBO
9.5. Review and sign none 15 minutes Assistant
the Annual Inspection Building Official
Certificate / OBO
Endorsement for
Tourism
9.6. Review and none 15 minutes Building Official
approve the Annual OBO
Inspection Certificate /
Endorsement for
Tourism
10. Sign and receive the 10.1. Assist the none 10 minutes Releasing
approved Annual applicant in signing Section
Inspection/Tourism the logbook or file OBO
Endorsement copy
10.2. Release the
approved Annual
Inspection Certificate /
Endorsement for
Tourism
Refer to
table No.9
1 day and 4
Total Annual
hours
Inspection
Fees
554
2. ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMIT AND/OR FENCING PERMIT
Provisions of Building Permit and/or Fencing Permit to all applicants within Cebu City
555
application details
2. Secure building 2.1. Assign and give none 10 minutes Receiving
application number and building application Section OBO
instruction on when to number to client
proceed to BFP 2.2. Inform client when
to proceed to BFP to
pay and secure Fire
Safety Inspection
Certificate (FSIC)
2.3. Encode none 30 minutes Encoder
applicant’s information OBO
and Building Permit
Application Number in
the OBO-IS
2.4. Segregate
documents for Bureau
of Fire Protection (BFP)
2.5. Prepare
Endorsement Letter to
BFP
2.6. Sign the none 30 minutes Building Official
endorsement letter OBO
2.7. Deliver the none 1 hour Liaison Officer
approved endorsement OBO
letter with supporting
documents to Bureau
of Fire Protection (BFP)
2.8. Assist receiver to
sign the file copy
3. Pay BFP fees and 3. Refer to the Refer to the Citizen’s Charter Personnel in-
secure the Fire Safety Citizen’s Charter of the of the Bureau of Fire charge
Inspection Certificate Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) BFP
(FSIC) from Bureau of Protection (BFP)
Fire Protection (BFP)
4. Submit the FSIC 4.1. Receive the none 5 minutes Receiving
with the Official Receipt official receipt of Section OBO
to OBO payment and FSIC
4.2. Attach OR and
FSIC to application
4.3. Forward the none 10 minutes Encoder
application to Section OBO
Heads for Processing
(OBO-IS v2)
4.4. Evaluate if none 2 hours Land-use and
compliant to Land-use (simultaneous Zoning Section
and Zoning Section processing OBO
4.5. Compute fees and
4.6. Evaluate if none computation of Line & Grade /
compliant to Line and fees) Geodetic
Grade Section OBO
4.7. Compute fees
4.8. Evaluate if none
556
compliant to Building Architectural
code and accessibility Section
law OBO
4.9. Compute fees
4.10. Evaluate if none Structural
compliant to Structural Section OBO
Code
4.11. Compute fees
4.12. Evaluate if none Electrical
compliant to Electrical Section OBO
Code
4.13. Compute fees
4.14. Evaluate if none Mechanical
compliant with Section
Mechanical Code OBO
4.15. Compute fees
4.16. Evaluate if none Sanitary /
compliant to Sanitary Plumbing
and Plumbing Code Section OBO
4.17. Compute fees
4.18. Evaluate if none Electronic
compliant to Electronics Section OBO
Code
4.19. Compute fees
If non-compliant: If non-compliant: none 30 minutes Processing and
5. a) Receive 5.1. Issue deficiency Evaluation
notification and claim sheet Division Head
deficiency sheet 5.2. Notify client to OBO
claim deficiency sheet
557
certificate building
permit form to the
application form
9. Present the Official 9.1. Receive the none 15 minutes Receiving
Receipt of payment Official Receipt OBO
9.2. Record Official
Receipt details in the
logbook
9.3. Attach Official
Receipt to Building
permit and/or Fencing
Permit Application form
9.4. Review and sign none 30 minutes Assistant
application for building Building Official
permit and/or fencing OBO
permit
9.5. Review and none 30 minutes Building Official
approve building permit OBO
and/or fencing permit
10. Get notification to 10. Notify applicant to none 10 minutes Releasing
claim the approved claim the approved Section
Building permit / building permit and/or OBO
fencing permit fencing permit
11. Sign and receive 11.1. Assist the none 10 minutes
the approved Building applicant in signing the
Permits and/or Fencing logbook or file copy
Permit 11.2. Release the
approved Building
Permits and/or Fencing
permit
Refer to
table No. 1
Total 1 day
Building
Fees
558
3. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATIONS
Reply to all request for Certifications addressed to the Office of the Building Official
559
certificate
3. Secure collection 3.1. Give collection slip 5 minutes Record in-
slip on the claiming to client charge
date 3.2. Inform client to pay OBO
the certificate fee
4. Pay the 4.1. Receive collection Refer to 10 minutes Collector
certificate fee slip and payment Table No. 10 OBO
4.2. Issue Official
Receipt of payment
5. Present Official 5.1. Receive Official None 5 minutes Receiving /
receipt of payment Receipt of payment Releasing
(1 original and 1 5.2. Record payment Section
photocopy) details OBO
5.3. Attach the original
OR to the Certificate
5.4. Keep the photocopy
of OR for record
purposes
6. Sign and receive 6.1. Assist the applicant None 5 minutes Receiving /
the approved in signing the logbook or Releasing
Certification the file copy Section
6.2. Release the OBO
approved Certification
Refer to
2 days, 2
Table No. 10
Total hours and 25
Certification
minutes
Fees
560
4. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFIED TRUE COPY OF CERTIFICATIONS
Reply to all request for Certified true copy of Certifications addressed to the Office of the
Building Official
561
4.4. Record the none 5 minutes Record in-
outgoing documents in charge
the logbook and OBO
document tracker
5. Secure collection 5.1. Issue collection slip none 5 minutes
slip 5.2. Inform client to pay
the certified true copy
fee
6. Pay the certified 6.1. Receive collection Refer to 10 minutes Collector
true copy fee slip and payment Table No.10 OBO
6.2. Issue Official
Receipt of payment
7. Present Official 7.1. Receive Official none 5 minutes Receiving /
receipt of payment (1 Receipt of payment Releasing
original and 1 7.2. Record payment Section
photocopy) details OBO
7.3. Attach original OR
to the certified true
copy
7.4. Keep the
photocopy of OR for
record purposes
8. Sign and receive 8.1. Assist the none 5 minutes Receiving /
the Certified true applicant in signing the Releasing
copies logbook Section
8.2. Release the OBO
Certified true copies
Refer to
Table No. 10 2 days and 6
Total
Certification hours
Fees
562
5. ISSUANCE OF DEMOLITION PERMIT
Provision of Accessory Permit issued to Cebu City applicant prior to or during the processing
of building permit.
563
4.1. Conduct site
inspection
If non-compliant: If non-compliant:
4. a) Receive 4.2. Issue deficiency
deficiency sheet sheet
564
6. ISSUANCE OF DRILLING PERMIT
Provision of Accessory Permit to drill for the construction of wells within Cebu City
565
2.5. Final Evaluation if none 10 minutes Processing and
compliant to referral Evaluation
code, Local Ordinance Division
and other Memorandum OBO
Circular
If non-compliant: If non-compliant: none 10 minutes
3. a) Receive 3.1. Issue deficiency
deficiency sheet sheet
566
7. ISSUANCE OF ELECTRICAL PERMIT FOR QUALIFIED DWUP
BENEFICIARIES
Provision of Electrical connection for qualified DWUP Beneficiaries within Cebu City
If compliant: If compliant:
3. Secure 3.1. Recommend for
collection slip payment
3.2. Inform applicant to none 30 minutes Electrical
pay the electrical permit Section
fee OBO
3.3. Issue Collection
Slip
4. Pay Electrical 4.1. Receive the Php 296.00 15 minutes Collector
Permit Fee collection slip and OBO
payment
567
4.2. Issue Official
Receipt to applicant
5. Present the 5.1. Receive the Official none 15 minutes Releasing
Official Receipt to Receipt Section
releasing section 5.2. Record the Official OBO
Receipt details in the
logbook
5.3. Attach Official
Receipt to the electrical
permit application
5.4. Review and sign none 15 minutes Assistant
electrical permit Building Official
application OBO
5.5. Evaluate and none 15 minutes Building Official
approve the electrical OBO
permit application
6. Sign and 6.1. Assist the none 5 minutes Releasing
receive the applicant in signing the Section
approved electrical logbook or file copy OBO
permit
6.2. Release the
approved electrical
permit
Total Php 296.00 3 hours
568
8. ISSUANCE OF EXCAVATION AND GROUND PREPARATION PERMIT
Provision of Accessory Permit issued to Cebu City applicant prior to or during the processing
of building permit.
569
inspection documents submitted
3. Receive notification 3.1. Schedule date of
Structural/excav
on the schedule of site site inspection
ation inspector
inspection 3.2. Inform applicant none 5 minutes
OBO
on the schedule of site
inspection
4.1. Conduct
If non-compliant: inspection
4. a) Receive deficiency If non-compliant:
sheet 4.2. Issue deficiency
sheet
b) Comply the
deficiencies then go 4.3. Return to owner
back to step 1 Structural/excav
(RTO) to comply Refer to
deficiencies 4 hours ation inspector
table No.7
OBO
If compliant: If compliant:
5. Get instruction to 5.1. Recommend for
proceed to OBO the payment
following day 5.2. Inform applicant to
proceed to OBO the
following day for
computation of fees
6. Secure collection 6.1. Issue collection Head
slip slip Processing
none 5 minutes
6.2. Inform applicant to Section
pay the permit fee OBO
7. Payment the Permit 7.1. Receive collection
fee slip and payment Collector
none 15 minutes
7.2. Issue official OBO
receipt of payment
7.3. Print the
Encoder
excavation and ground none 5 minutes
OBO
preparation permit
7.4. Sign the Head
excavation and ground Processing
none 10 minutes
preparation permit Section
OBO
8. Present Official 8.1. Receive official
Receipt receipt of payment
8.2. Record payment
Receiving
details none 5 minutes
OBO
8.3. Attach OR to the
excavation and ground
preparation permit
8.4. Review and sign
Assistant
the excavation and
none 15 minutes building official
ground preparation
OBO
permit
8.5. Review and
approve the excavation none 15 minutes Building official
and ground preparation OBO
permit
570
9. Sign and receive the 9.1. Assist the
approved excavation applicant in signing the
and ground preparation logbook or file copy Releasing
permit 9.2. Release the none 5 minutes Section
approved excavation OBO
and ground preparation
permit
Refer to
table No. 7
Total 6 hours
Accessory
Fees
571
9. ISSUANCE OF MECHANICAL INSTALLATION PERMIT
572
inspection through 3.2. Conduct Site 4 hours
call or text inspection
3.3. Render inspection
report
3.4. Compute fees
3.5. Final evaluation none 10 minutes Processing and
If non-compliant: If non-compliant: none 10 minutes Evaluation
4. a) Receive 4.1. Issue deficiency Division Head
deficiency sheet sheet OBO
573
10. ISSUANCE OF MECHANICAL PERMIT TO OPERATE (NEW
APPLICANTS AND RENEWAL)
Provision and/or renewal of Mechanical Permit to Operate Elevators and other Mechanical
Machineries for Commercial Use within Cebu City
574
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the request 1.1. Receive the request
letter for inspection letter with supporting
together with the documents
supporting documents 5 minutes Receiving
1.2. Verify the
none Section
completeness of
OBO
documents submitted
2. Wait for notification 2.1. Record the
5 minutes
on the schedule of site application details
inspection 2.2. Schedule date for Mechanical
site Inspection 5 minutes Section
OBO
3. Receive 3.1. Inform applicant on none
notification on the the schedule of site
5 minutes
schedule of site inspection through call or
inspection through call text Mechanical
or text 3.2. Conduct Site Section
inspection OBO
3.3. Render inspection none 4 hours
report
3.4. Compute fees
3.5. Final Evaluation none 20 minutes
If non-compliant: If non-compliant:
4. a) Receive 4.1. Issue deficiency
deficiency sheet sheet
Mechanical
b) Comply the 4.2. Return to owner Section
deficiencies then go (RTO) to comply none 10 minutes
OBO
back to step 1 deficiencies
If compliant: If compliant:
5. Secure collection 5.1. Recommend for
slip payment
5.2. Issue collection slip
6. Pay the Annual 6.1. Receive the
Permit to operate fee collection slip and
Refer to
payment Cashier
table No.3
6.2. Issue Official 15 minutes OBO
Receipt of payment
6.3. Print the Certificate Encoder
none
of Permit to Operate OBO
6.4. Sign the Certificate Mechanical
of Permit to Operate none 10 minutes Section Chief
OBO
6.5. Sign the Certificate Enforcement
of Permit to Operate and Processing
none 10 minutes
Division Heads
OBO
7. Present the Official 7.1. Receive the Official
Receipt of payment Receipt of payment
none 10 minutes Receiving
7.2. Record the Official
Section OBO
Receipt details in the
575
logbook
7.3. Attach the Official
Receipt to the Certificate
of Permit to Operate
7.4. Review and Assistant
approve the Certificate of Building Official
permit to operate none 15 minutes or Building
Official
OBO
8. Receive 8. Notify the applicant to
notification from OBO claim the Certificate of none 5 minutes
Permit to Operate
9. Sign and receive 9.1. Assist the applicant Mechanical
the approved in signing the logbook or Section
Certificate of Permit to file copy OBO
none 5 minutes
Operate 9.2. Release the
approved Certificate of
Permit to Operate
Refer to
table No. 3
Total 6 hours
Mechanical
Fees
576
11. ISSUANCE OF OCCUPANCY CERTIFICATE
577
documents
2. Wait for notification 2.1. Record the none 10 minutes
on the schedule of application details
site inspection 2.2. Encode applicant's none 1 hour Encoder
information in the system OBO
2.3. Segregate Fire &
CTO requirements
2.4. Prepare
Endorsement Letter to
BFP
2.5. Approve the 30 minutes Building Official
Endorsement letter OBO
2.6. Forward the none 20 minutes Record Officer
approved endorsement OBO
letter with supporting
documents to assigned
liaison officer
2.7. Forward the
applications to assign
inspector TEAM
2.8. Deliver the none 2 hours Liaison Officer
approved endorsement OBO
letter with supporting
documents to Bureau of
Fire Protection (BFP)
2.9. Assist receiver to
sign the file copy
2.10. Pre-evaluate the Occupancy
documents submitted Inspectors
2.11. Schedule site 5 minutes (Team A & B)
inspection OBO
3. Receive 3. Inform applicant on none 10 minutes
notification on the the schedule of site
schedule of site inspection through text or
inspection through call
text or call
4.1. Conduct Inspection none 1 day Occupancy
Inspectors
4.2. Render Report (Team A & B)
OBO
If non-compliant: If upon inspection the
building is non-
compliant to minimum
requirements:
578
b) Comply the 4.4. Return to owner
deficiencies then go (RTO) to comply
back to step 1 deficiencies
6. Pay the Fire 6. Refer to the Citizen’s Refer to the Citizen’s Charter Personnel in-
Service Fee and Charter of the Bureau of of the Bureau of Fire charge
secure Fire Safety Fire Protection (BFP) Protection (BFP) BFP
Inspection Certificate
(FSIC) with Official
Receipt from the
Bureau of Fire
Protection (BFP)
7. Present the FSIC 7.1. Receive the Official none 20 minutes Occupancy
with the Official receipt of payment and Inspectors
Receipt to OBO FSIC (Team A & B)
7.2. Attach OR and OBO
FSIC to the application
7.3. Compute the
Occupancy Permit Fee
8. Secure collection 8.1. Issue collection slip 10 minutes
slip 8.2. Inform applicant to
pay occupancy fee
9. Pay the 9.1. Receive the Refer to 30 minutes Collector
Occupancy Fee collection slip and Table No. 8 OBO
payment
9.2. Issue Official
Receipt of payment
9.3. Print the Certificate none Encoder
of Occupancy OBO
9.4. Sign the Certificate 20 minutes Occupancy
of Occupancy Inspectors
(Team A & B)
OBO
10. Submit the 10.1. Receive the none 20 minutes Receiving
Official Receipt of Official Receipt of Section OBO
payment payment
579
10.2. Record payment
details in the logbook
10.3. Attach the Official
Receipt to the Certificate
of Occupancy and
Inspection Report
10.4. Review and sign none 30 minutes Enforcement
the Certificate of and Inspection
Occupancy Division Head
OBO
10.5. Review and sign none 30 minutes Assistant
the Certificate of Building Official
Occupancy OBO
10.6. Review and none 30 minutes Building Official
approve the Certificate of OBO
Occupancy
11. Sign and receive 11.1. Assist the none 10 minutes Releasing
the approved applicant in signing the Section
Certificate of logbook or file copy OBO
Occupancy 11.2. Release the
approved Certificate of
Occupancy
Refer to
table No. 8
Total 2 days
Occupancy
Fee
580
12. ISSUANCE OF SCAFFOLDING PERMIT
Provision of Accessory Permit issued to Cebu City applicant prior to or during the processing
of building permit.
581
3. Receive notification 3.1. Notify client to none 5 minutes
to proceed to OBO proceed to OBO
3.2. Final Evaluation if none 10 minutes Processing and
compliant to PD 1096, Evaluation
Local Ordinance and Division Head
other Memorandum OBO
Circular
If non-compliant: If non-compliant: none 10 minutes
4.a) Receive the 4.1. Issue deficiency
deficiency sheet sheet
582
13. ISSUANCE OF SIGNBOARD, BILLBOARD, DIRECTIONAL SIGNS
PERMIT
Provisions of permit for signboard/billboard/directional sign installed within Cebu City for
Promotional and other Marketing Advertisements
583
3. Receive 3.1. Notify client on the
notification on the scheduled date of
scheduled date of inspection
inspection 3.2. Conduct inspection none 4 hours
3.3. Render report
3.4. Compute fees
3.5. Final Evaluation none 10 minutes Processing and
If non-compliant: If non-compliant: none 10 minutes Evaluation
4. a) Receive 4.1. Issue deficiency Division Head
deficiency sheet sheet OBO
584
14. ISSUANCE OF STREAMER PERMIT
Provision of Streamer Permit for streamers that are installed within center islands (for events
only) or along the road right of way but outside the sidewalks and within Private Properties
(for Promotional and other Marketing Advertisements) within Cebu City jurisdiction.
585
4. Pay the Temporary 4.1. Receive collection Refer to 15 minutes Collector
Sign/ Streamer Permit slip and payment Table No.7 OBO
fee 4.2. Issue Official
Receipt of payment
4.3. Print Temporary none 15 minutes Encoder
Sign/ Streamer permit OBO
4.4. Recommend the Electronic/
approval of Temporary Structural
Sign/ Streamer permit Section
OBO
5. Present Official 5.1. Receive Official none 10 minutes Record officer
Receipt of payment Receipt of payment OBO
5.2. Record the Official
Receipt details
5.3. Attach Official
Receipt to the
Temporary Sign/
Streamer Permit
5.4. Review and sign none 10 minutes Assistant
the Temporary Sign/ Building Official
Streamer Permit OBO
5.5. Review and none 10 minutes Building Official
approve the Temporary OBO
Sign/ Streamer Permit
6. Sign and receive 6.1. Assist the none 5 minutes Releasing
the approved applicant in signing the Section
Temporary Sign/ logbook or file copy OBO
Streamer Permit 6.2. Release the
approved Temporary
Sign/ Streamer Permit
Refer to
Table No. 7
Total 2 hours
Accessory
Fees
586
15. ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY SIDEWALK ENCLOSURE PERMIT
Provision of Accessory Permit issued to Cebu City applicant prior to or during the processing
of building permit.
587
If non-compliant: If non-compliant: Processing and
4.a) Receive deficiency 4.2. Issue deficiency Evaluation
sheet sheet Division Head
OBO
b) Comply the 4.3. Return to owner
deficiencies then go (RTO) to comply
back to step 1 deficiencies
If compliant: If compliant:
5. Get instruction to 5.1. Recommend for
proceed to OBO the payment
following day
6. Secure collection 6.1. Issue collection none 10 minutes Sidewalk
slip slip enclosure
6.2. Inform applicant to inspector
pay the permit fee OBO
7. Pay the Sidewalk 7.1. Receive collection Refer to 15 minutes Collector
enclosure Permit fee slip and payment table No.7 OBO
7.2. Issue Official
Receipt of payment
8. Present Official 8.1. Receive Official none 10 minutes Receiving
Receipt Receipt of payment Section
8.2. Record details of OBO
payment
8.3. Attach Official
Receipt to application
8.4. Review and sign none 20 minutes Processing and
Application Evaluation
Division
Head/Assistant
building official
OBO
8.5. Review and none 30 minutes Building official
approve application the OBO
Temporary Sidewalk
Enclosure Permit
9. Sign and receive the 9.1. Assist the none 5 minutes Releasing
approved Demolition applicant in signing the Section
Permit logbook or file copy OBO
9.2. Release the
approved the
Temporary Sidewalk
Enclosure Permit
Refer to
table No. 7 6 hours and 6
Total
Accessory minutes
Fees
588
16. REPLIES TO COMMUNICATION AND QUERIES
Reply to all communication and queries addressed to the Office of the Building Official
Office or Division:
Office of the Building Official
Classification: Highly Technical
G2C – Government to Citizen
Type of Transaction:
G2B – Government to Business
G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail: Requester within Cebu City jurisdiction
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Request letter Owner/authorized representative
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit letter 1.1. Receive letter request none 5 minutes Receiving
request Section
2. Wait for the 2.1. Encode request in the 5 minutes OBO
notification logbook and Document
tracker.
2.2. Evaluate and note down none 30 minutes Building Official
instruction in the green slip OBO
2.3. Assign personnel to none 10 minutes Enforcement/
handle the communication Processing
and query. Head
2.4. Evaluate and draft none 20 minutes Assigned
report Personnel
OBO
2.5. Review and countersign none 10 minutes Enforcement/
the report Processing
Head
2.6. Approve the report none 30 minutes Building Official
2.7. Draft and print response none 20 minutes Admin Section
letter to communication and OBO
query
2.8. Approve the response 30 minutes Building Official
letter to communication and OBO
queries
3. Receive 3. Notify applicant to claim none 10 minutes Releasing
notification to claim the response to Section
the response to communication and queries OBO
communication
and queries
4. Sign and 4.1. Assist the applicant in none 10 minutes
receive the signing the logbook or file
response letter to copy
communication 4.2. Release the response
and queries letter to communication and
queries
589
17. REPLIES TO COMPLAINTS WITH CLARIFICATORY CONFERENCE
Reply to all complaints addressed to the Office of the Building Official with clarificatory
conference
590
recommendations
3.4. Approve the none 30 minutes Building Official
Inspection Report OBO
3.5. Prepare reply letter none 30 minutes Enforcement/Co
and schedule of mplaint Section
clarificatory conference OBO
3.6. Approve the Reply none 30 minutes Building Official
letter and schedule of OBO
clarificatory conference
3.7. Record reply letter none 5 minutes Receiving
with inspection report as Section
outgoing communication OBO
in the logbook and OBO
document tracker
4. Sign and receive 4.1. Assist client to sign none 2 hours
reply letter with the logbook or file copy
inspection report and 4.2. Release the reply
schedule of letter with inspection
clarificatory report and schedule of
conference clarificatory conference
to client
5. Attend the 5.1. Conduct none 2 hours Enforcement/Co
clarificatory clarificatory conference mplaint Section,
conference 5.2. Explain to both Legal
parties the violation Consultant,
committed. Inspectors,
5.3. Agree on a decision Admin and
for the finality of the Building Official
complaint or Asst. Building
Official
OBO
In the event that none 30 minutes Enforcement/
respondent did not Complaint
comply with the agreed Section
decision: OBO
5.4. Prepare
endorsement letter to
City Legal Office stating
the status of complaint
for the filing of case
5.5. Approve the none 10 minutes Building Official
endorsement letter to OBO
City Legal Office
5.6. Deliver none 15 minutes Enforcement/Co
endorsement letter to mplaint Section
City Legal Office and OBO
client
6. Sign and receive 6.1. Assist receiver to none 2 hours Complaint
copy of endorsement sign the logbook or file Section
letter to City Legal copy OBO
Office 6.2. Release the copy of
endorsement letter to
City Legal Office and
591
client
1 day, 3 hours
Without endorsement
and 40
to City Legal Office
minutes
Total none
1 day, 6 hours
With endorsement to
and 35
City Legal Office
minutes
592
18. REPLIES TO COMPLAINTS WITHOUT CLARIFICATORY
CONFERENCE
Reply to all complaints addressed to the Office of the Building Official without clarificatory
conference
593
order respondent to reply within 5
days
If compliant: If compliant:
5. Receive 5.1. Inform respondent that
information from a complaint was lodged but
inspector that a upon inspection all
complaint was documents are in order
lodged but upon 5.2. Prepare an inspection
inspection all report including
documents are in observations, actual
order situation and
recommendations
5.3. Review and sign the none 20 minutes Complaint
Inspection Report Section Head
OBO
5.4 Approve the Inspection none 30 minutes Building Official
Report OBO
5.5. Prepare reply letter on none 30 minutes Complaint
the action taken Inspector/Sectio
n Head
OBO
5.6. Approve the Reply none 30 minutes Building Official
letter on the action taken OBO
5.7. Record reply letter as none 5 minutes Receiving
outgoing communicate in Section
the logbook and OBO OBO
document tracker
6. Sign and receive 6.1. Assist client to sign the none 2 hours Complaint
the reply letter with logbook or file copy Section
inspection report 6.2. Release the reply letter OBO
with inspection report to
client
1 day and 2
Total none
hours
594
NEW SCHEDULE OF FEES AND OTHER CHARGES OF THE REVISED IMPLEMENTATING
RULES AND REGULATIONS (IRR) OF THE NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF THE
PHILIPPINE (PD 1096)
2. Regardless of the type of construction, the cost of construction of any building/structure for the
purpose of assessing the corresponding fees shall be based on the following table:
DIVISION A-1
AREA IN SQUARE METERS FEE PER SQ.M ( Php)
i. Original complete construction up to 20.00 sq/meters 2.00
ii. Additional/renovation/alteration up to 20.00 sq. meters 2.40
regardless of floor area of original construction.
iii. Above 20.00 sq. meters to 50.00 sq. meters 3.40
iv. Above 50.00 sq. meters to 100.00 sq. meters 3.80
v. Above 100.00 sq. m to 150 sq. meters 6.00
vi. Above 150.00 sq. meters 7.80
Sample Computation for Building Fee for a 75.00 sq. meters floor area:
Floor area = 75.00 sq. meters
Therefore area bracket is 3.a.iv.
Fee = P 4.80/sq. meter
Building Fee = 75.00 x 4.80 = P 360.00
DIVISION A-2
AREA IN SQUARE METERS FEE PER SQ. M (Php)
i. Original complete construction up to 20.00 sq. meters 3.00
ii. Additional/renovation/alteration up to 20.00 sq. meters 3.40
regardless of floor area of original construction
iii. Above 20.00 sq. meters to 50.00 sq. meters 5.20
iv. Above 50.00 sq. meters to 100.00 sq. meters 8.00
v. Above 150.00 sq. meters 8.40
595
AREA IN SQUARE METERS FEE PER SQ.M(Php)
ii. Above 500 to 600 22.00
iii. Above 600 to 700 20.50
iv. Above 700 to 800 19.50
v. Above 800 to 900 18.00
vi. Above 900 to 1,000 17.00
vii. Above 1,000 to 1,500 16.00
viii. Above 1,500 to 2,000 15.00
ix. Above 2,000 to 3,000 14.00
x. Above 3,000 12.00
NOTE: Computation of the building fee for item 3.c. is cumulative. The total area is split up into sub-
areas corresponding to the area bracket indicated in the Table above. Each sub-area and the fee
corresponding to its area bracket are multiplied together. The building fee is the sum of the individual
products as shown in the following
example:
Sample Computation for Building Fee for a building having a floor area of 3,200 sq. meters:
DIVISIONS C-2/D-1, 2, 3
AREA IN SQUARE METERS FEE PER SQ.M(Php)
i. Up to 500 12.00
ii. Above 500 to 600 11.00
iii. Above 600 to 700 10.20
iv. Above 700 to 800 9.60
v. Above 800 to 900 9.00
vi. Above 900 to 1000 8.40
vii. Above 1000 to 1,500 7.20
viii. Above 1,500 to 2,000 6.60
ix. Above 2,000 to 3,000 6.00
x. Above 3,000 5.00
NOTE: Computation of the building fee in item 3.d. follows the example of Section 3.c. of this
Schedule.
e. Division J-2 structures shall be assessed 50% of the rate of the principal building of which they
are accessories (Sections 3.a. to 3.d.).
596
TABLE NO. 2 ELECTRICAL FEES
The following schedule shall be used for computing electrical fees in residential, institutional,
commercial and industrial structures.
NOTE: Total Transformer/UPS/Generator Capacity shall include all transformer, UPS and
generators which are owned/installed by the owner/applicant as shown in the electrical plans and
specifications.
NOTE: Total Transformer/UPS/Generator Capacity shall include all transformer, UPS and
generators which are owned/installed by the owner/applicant as shown in the electrical plans and
specifications.
d. Miscellaneous Fees: Electric Meter for union separation, alteration, reconnection or relocation
and issuance of Wiring Permit
USE OR CHARACTER OF ELECTRIC METER WIRING PERMIT
OCCUPANCY (PHP) ISSUANCE(Php)
Residential 15.00 15.00
Commercial/Industrial 60.00 36.00
Institutional 30.00 12.00
597
If the electrical work or installation is found not in conformity with the minimum safety
requirements of the Philippine Electrical Codes and the Electrical Engineering Law (RA 7920), and
the Owner fails to perform corrective actions within the reasonable time provided by the Building
Official, the latter and/or their duly authorized representative shall forthwith cancel the permit and
the fees thereon shall be forfeited.
598
iv. Freight elevators. 5,000.00
v. Car elevators 5,000.00
d. Boilers, per kW
i. Up to 7.5 kW Php 500.00
ii. Above 7.5 kW to 22 kW 700.00
iii. Above 22 kW to 37 kW 900.00
iv. Above 37 kW to 52 kW 1,200.00
1,400.00
vi. Above 67 kW to 74 kW 1,600.00
vii. Every kW or fraction thereof above 74 kW 5.00
NOTE:
(a) Boiler rating shall be computed on the basis of 1.00 sq. meter of heating surface for one
(1) boiler kW.
(b) Steam from this boiler used to propel any prime-mover is exempted from fees.
(c) Steam engines/turbines/etc. propelled from geothermal source will use the same schedule
of fees above.
f. Water, sump and sewage pumps for commercial/industrial use, per kW or fraction
thereof 60.00
h. Diesel/Gasoline ICE, Steam, Gas Turbine/Engine, Hydro, Nuclear or solar Generating Units
and the like, per kW:
i. Above 50kW Php 25.00
ii. Above 50 kW up to 100kW 20.00
iii. Every kW above 100kW 3.00
k. Power piping for gas/steam/etc., per lineal meter or fraction thereof or per cu. meter or
fraction thereof whichever is higher. 4.00
l. Other Internal Combustion Engines, including cranes, forklifts, loaders, pumps, mixers,
compressors and the like, not registered with the LTO, per kW
i. Up to 50 Kw Php 10.00
ii. Above 50 kW to 100 kW 12.00
iii. Every above 100kW or fraction thereof 3.00
599
existing supply and/or exhaust duct works and the like, per lineal metes or fraction
thereof 10.00
NOTE: Transfer of machine/equipment location within a building requires a mechanical permit and
payment of fees.
a. Installation Fees, one (1) “UNIT” composed of one (1) water closet, two (2) floor drains, one (1)
lavatory, one (1) sink with ordinary trap, three (3) faucets and one (1) shower head. A partial part
thereof shall be charged as that of the cost of a whole “UNIT”.
600
TABLE NO. 5 ELECTRONIC FEES
b. Broadcast station for radio and TV for both commercial and training purposes, CATV headed,
transmitting/receiving/relay radio and broadcasting communications stations, communications
centers, switching centers, control centers, operation and/or maintenance centers, call centers, cell
sites, equipment silos/shelters and other similar locations/structures used for electronics and
communications services, including those used for navigational aids, radar, telemetry, tests and
measurements, global positioning and personnel/vehicle location -
…………………………………………………………………………….Php 1, 000.00 per location
c. Automated teller machines, ticketing, vending and other types of electronic dispensing machines,
telephone booths, pay phones, coin changers, location or direction-finding systems, navigational
equipment used for land, aeronautical or maritime applications, photography and reproduction
machines x-ray, scanners, ultrasound and other apparatus/equipment used for medical, biomedical,
laboratory and testing purposes and other similar electronic or electronically controlled apparatus
or devices, whether located indoor or
outdoor……………………………………………………….…………………….Php 10.00 per unit
d. Electronics and communications outlets used for connection and termination of voice data,
computer (including workstations, servers, routers, etc.), audio, video, or any form of electronics
and communications services, irrespective of whether a user terminal is
connected………………………………………………………………………...Php 2.40 per outlet
f. Studios, auditoriums, theaters, and similar structures for radio and TV broadcast, recording,
audio/video reproduction/simulation and similar activities ………..Php 1,000.00 per location
g. Antenna towers/masts or other structures for installation of any electronic and/or communications
transmission/reception……..……..……………… Php 1,000.00 per structure
h. Electronic or electronically-controlled indoor and outdoor signages and display systems, including
TV monitors, multi-media signs, etc. …………..…………………. Php 50.00 per unit
601
TABLE NO. 6 ACCESSORIES OF THE BUILDING/STRUCTURE FEES
a. All parts of buildings which are open on two (2) or more sides, such as balconies, terraces, lanais
and the like, shall be charged 50% of the rate of the principal
b. Building of which they are a part (Sections 3.a. to 3.d. of this Schedule).
c. Buildings with a height of more than 8.00 meters shall be charged an additional fee of twenty-
five centavos (P 0.25) per cu. meter above 8.00 meters.
d. The height shall be measured from the ground level up to the bottom of the roof slab or the top
of girts, whichever applies.
e. Bank and Records Vaults with interior volume up to 20.00 cu. Meters ……...…Php 20.00
602
USE OF CHARACTER OF OCCUPANCY SELF TRILON
SUPPORTING (Guyed)
vi. ii Silos with platforms or floors shall be
charged an additional fee in accordance with
Section 3.e. of this Schedule
vii. h. Construction of Smokestacks and
Chimneys for Commercial/Industrial Use Groups
B, E, F and G:
viii.i Smokestacks, up to 10.00 meters in height,
measured from the base.
ix. (a) Every meter or fraction thereof in excess 240.00
of 10.00 meters
x. ii. Chimney up to 10.00 meters in height, 12.00
measured from the base
xi. a) Every meter or fraction thereof in excess 48.00
of 10.00 meters
xii. i. Construction of Commercial/Industrial 2.00
Fixed Ovens, per sq. meters or fraction thereof of
interior floor areas. 48.00
xiii. j. Construction of Industrial Kiln/Furnace,
per cu. meter or fraction thereof of volume
xiv. k. Construction of reinforced concrete or 48.00
steel tanks or above ground GROUPS A and B, up
to 2.00 cu. Meters 12.00
xv. i. Every cu. m or fraction thereof in excess
of 2.00 cu. Meters
xvi. ii. For all other than Groups A and B up to 12.00
10.00 cu. Meters
xvii. (a) Construction of Water and Waste 480.00
Water Treatment
xviii. l. Construction of Water and Waste Water 24.00
Treatment
xix. Tanks: (Including Cisterns, Sedimentation
and Chemical Treatment Tanks) per cu. meter of
volume 7.00
xx. m. Construction of reinforced concrete or
steel tanks except for Commercial/Industrial Use:
xxi. i. Above ground, up to 10.00 cu. Meter
xxii. Every cu. m or fraction thereof
xxiii. in excess of 10.00 cu. Meters 480.00
xxiv. Underground, up to 20.00 cu. Meters
xxv. Every cu. meter or fraction thereof in 480.00
excess of 20.00 cu.meters 540.00
xxvi. n. Pull-outs and Reinstallation of 24.00
commercial/Industrial Steel Tanks:
i. Underground, per cu. meter or fraction
thereof of excavation
ii. Saddle or trestle mounted horizontal 3.00
tanks, per cu. meter or fraction thereof of volume
of tank 3.00
iii. Reinstallation of vertical storage tanks
shall be the same as new construction fees in
accordance with Section 8.k. above.
603
USE OF CHARACTER OF OCCUPANCY SELF TRILON
SUPPORTING (Guyed)
p. Construction of buildings and other
accessory structures within cemeteries and
memorial parks:
604
TABLE NO. 7 ACCESSORY FEES
a. Establishment of Line and Grade, all sides fronting or abutting streets, Php 24.00
esteros, rivers and creeks, first 10.00 meters
i. Every meter or fraction thereof in excess of 10.00 meters
b. Ground Preparation and Excavation Fee
i. While the application for Building Permit is still being processed, the
Building Official may issue Ground Preparation and Excavation Permit
(GP&EP) for
foundation, subject to the verification, inspection and review by the Line and
Grade Section of the Inspection and Enforcement Division to determine
compliance to
line and grade, setbacks, yards/easements and parking requirements.
(a) Inspection and Verification Fee 200.00
(b) Per cu. meters of excavation 3.00
(c) Issuance of GP & EP, valid only for thirty (30) days or superseded 50.00
upon issuance of Building Permit
(d) Per cu. meter of excavation for foundation with basement 4.00
(e) Excavation other than foundation or basement, per cu. Meter 3.00
(f) Encroachment of footings or foundations of buildings/structures to 250.00
public areas as permitted, per sq. meter or fraction thereof of footing or
foundation encroachment
FENCING FEES
i. Made of masonry, metal, concrete up to
1.80 meters in height, per lineal meter or fraction thereof Php 3.00
ii. In excess of 1.80 meters in height, per lineal meter or fraction thereof 4.00
iii Made of indigenous materials, barbed, chicken or hog wires, per linear 2.40
meter
In excess of 20% or fraction thereof of paved areas intended for commercial/ industrial/ institutional
use, such as parking and sidewalk areas, gasoline station premises, skating rinks, pelota courts,
tennis and basketball courts and the like Php 3.00
i. Every sq. meter or fraction thereof in excess of 20.00 sq. meters 12.00
i. Every sq. meter or fraction thereof in excess of 20.00 sq. meters 12.00
SIGN FEES
i. Erection and anchorage of display surface, up to 4.00 sq. meters of signboard area Php
120.00
(a) Every sq. meter or fraction thereof in excess of 4.00 sq. meters 24.00
ii. Installation Fees, per sq. meter or fraction thereof of display surface:
605
Type of Sign Display Business Signs Advertising Signs
Neon Php 36.00 Php 52.00
Illuminated 24.00 36.00
Others 15.00 24.00
Painted-on 9.60 18.00
iii Annual Renewal Fees, per sq. meter of display surface or fraction thereof
Type of Sign Display Business Signs Advertising Signs
Neon P 36.00, min. fee shall be P 46.00, min. fee shall be
P 124.00 P 200.00
Illuminated P 18.00, min. fee shall be P 38.00, min. fee shall be
P 72.00 P 150.00
Others P 12.00, min. fee shall be P 20.00, min. fee shall be
P 40.00 P 110.00
Painted-on P 8.00, min. fee shall be P 12.00, min. fee shall be
P 30.00 P 100.00
REPAIR FEES
iii. Repairs on buildings/structures in all Groups costing more than five thousand pesos (P
5,000.00) shall be charged 1% of the detailed repair cost (itemized original materials to be
replaced with same or new substitute and labor)
i. Assessment of fees for raising of any buildings/structures shall be based on the new usable area
generated.
ii. The fees to be charged shall be as prescribed under Sections 3.a. to 3.e. of this Schedule,
whichever Group applies
i. Buildings in all Groups per sq. meter floor area Php 3.00
ii. Building Systems/Frames or portion thereof per vertical or horizontal dimensions, including
Fences Php 4.00
606
v. Moving Fee, per sq. meter of area of building/ structure to be moved 3.00
f. Change in Use/Occupancy, per sq. meter or fraction thereof of area affected Php 5.00
607
TABLE NO. 9 ANNUAL INSPECTION FEES
608
First 100 tons, per ton 25.00
Above 100 tons, up to 150 tons per ton 20.00
Every ton or fraction thereof above 500 tons 8.00
iv. Mechanical Ventilation, per unit, per kW:
Up to 1 kW 10.00
Above 1 kW to 7.5 kW 50.00
Every kW above 7.5 kW 20.00
v. Escalators and Moving Walks; Funiculars and the like:
(a) Escalator and Moving Walks, per unit 120.00
(b) Funiculars, per kW or fraction thereof 50.00
(c) Per lineal meter or fraction thereof of travel 10.00
(d) Cable Car, per KW or fraction thereof 25.00
(e) Per lineal meter of travel 2.00
vi. Elevators, per unit:
(a) Passenger elevators 500.00
(b) Funiculars, per kW or fraction thereof 400.00
(c) Per lineal meter or fraction thereof of travel 50.00
(d) Construction elevators for materials 400.00
(e) Car elevators 500.00
(f) Every landing above first five (5) landings for all the above 50.00
elevators
vii. Boilers, per unit:
(a) Up to 7.5 kW 400.00
(b) 7.5 kW up to 22 kW 550.00
(c) 22 kW up to 37 kW 600.00
(d) 37 kW up to 52 kW 650.00
(e) 52 kW up to 67 kW 800.00
(f) 67 kW up to 74 kW 900.00
(g) Every kW or fraction thereof 4.00
viii. Pressurized Water Heaters, per unit 120.00
ix. Automatic Fire Extinguishers, per sprinkler head 2.00
x. Water, Sump and Sewage pumps for buildings/structures for
commercial/
industrial purposes, per kW:
(a) Up to 5 kW 55.00
(b) Above 5 kW to 10 kW 90.00
(c) Every kW or fraction there of above 10 kW 2.00
xi. Diesel/Gasoline Internal Combustion Engine, Gas Turbine/Engine, Php
Hydro, Nuclear or Solar Generating Units and the like, per kW:
(a) Per kW, up to 50
(b) Above 50 kW up to 100 kW 15.00
(c) Every kW or fraction thereof above 100 kW 10.00
2.40
xii. Compressed air, vacuum, commercial/ institutional/industrial gases, 10.00
per outlet
xiii. Power piping for gas/steam/etc., per lineal meter or fraction thereof 3.00
or per cu. meter or fraction thereof, whichever is higher
xiv. Other Internal Combustion Engines, including Cranes, Forklifts,
Loaders, Mixers, Compressors and the like
(a) Per unit, up to 10 kW 100.00
(b) Every kW above 10 kW 3.00
xv. Other machineries and/or equipment for commercial/
industrial/institutional use not elsewhere specified, per unit
609
(a) Up to ½ kW 8.00
(b) Above ½ kW up to 1 kW 23.00
(c) Above 1 kW up to 3 kW 39.00
(d) Above 3 kW up to 5 kW 55.00
(e) Above 5 kW up to 10 kW 80.00
(f) Every kW above 10 kW or fraction thereof 4.00
xvi. Pressure Vessels, per cu. meter or fraction thereof 40.00
xviii. Weighing Scale Structure, per ton or fraction 2.40
thereof……………………
xix. Testing/Calibration of pressure gauge, per unit
(a) Each Gas Meter, tested, proved and sealed, per gas meter 30.00
xx. Every mechanical ride inspection, etc., used in amusement centers
of fairs, such as ferris wheel, and the like, per unit 30.00
610
OFFICE OF THE CITY
CIVIL REGISTRAR
(OCCR)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
611
1. TIMELY REGISTRATION OF CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH (COLB)
This service caters to clients registering the birth certificate within 30 days reglementary
period for the date of birth covering activities from receiving of accomplished birth certificate
to issuance of registered birth certificate.
612
2. TIMELY REGISTRATION OF CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE (COM)
This service caters to clients registering the marriage certificate within 15 days
reglementary period (with Marriage License) or 30 days reglementary period (with No
Marriage License) from the date of marriage covering activities from receiving of
accomplished marriage certificate to issuance of registered marriage certificate.
613
3. TIMELY REGISTRATION OF CERTIFICATE OF DEATH (COD)
This service caters to clients registering the death certificate within 30 days reglementary
period from the date of death covering activities from receiving of accomplished death
certificate to issuance of registered death certificate
614
4. DELAYED REGISTRATION OF CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH (COLB)
This service caters to clients applying for delayed registration of birth certificate covering
activities from receiving of application to issuance of registered birth certificate.
615
10. Affidavit of Guardianship (stating the Notary Public or Lawyer
whereabouts of mother, if illegitimate
child and the mother is not the
applicant/informant) – 2 original
11. Affidavit of Two Disinterested Persons Notary Public or Lawyer
(attesting the facts of birth and reason
for non-registration of COLB) – 2
original
12. Valid ID of the Witnesses – 2 Citizen or Client
photocopies
13. Special Power of Attorney (if informant Notary Public or Lawyer
is not the document owner or his/her
parents or children – 1 original 2
photocopies
14. Children in Need of Special Protection Department of Social Welfare and Development
(CNSP) Certification (if classified as
CNSP) – 1 original 2 photocopies
15. Affidavit of Explanation (if there are Notary Public or Lawyer
discrepancy/ies in submitted
supporting document) stating reason
for discrepancy – 2 original
16. Any three (3) of the following
documentary evidences, showing
Registrant’s Name, Date of Birth,
Place of Birth and Parentage (must be
original or certified true copy)
17. Baptismal Certificate Church
18. Earliest School Record/ Transcript of School
19. Record (with Seal)
20. Medical Records or Immunization Hospital or Clinic or Health Institution
Card
21. Passport Department of Foreign Affairs
22. Voter’s Certificate Commission on Election
23. Insurance Policy GSIS or SSS or PhilHealth or any Insurance
Company
24. Certificate of Live Birth of Children (if Philippine Statistics Authority or Local Civil
any) Registrar
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit 1. Receive and None 10 minutes Receiving Clerk
accomplished COLB evaluate application
with required
supporting
documents
2. Pay the required 2. Issue Official Application 10 minutes Cashier
fee/s Receipt (OR) Fee -250.00
Service Fee
- 200.00
616
3. Submit 3.1 Log application None 5 minutes Receiving Clerk
application together with OR and issues
with OR Claim Slip
3.2 Posting of None 10 days Delayed
application for 10 days Registration (DR)
pursuant to A.O. 1 Staff
s1993
3.3 Sign the COLB & None 1 day Civil Registrar &
assigns registry DR Staff
number
4. Present Claim 4. Ask client to sign None 5 minutes Releasing Clerk
Slip and signs the logbook as proof
logbook of receipt
5. Receive 5. Release registered None 1 minute Releasing Clerk
registered COLB COLB
Application
Fee -250.00 11 days and 31
TOTAL
Service Fee minutes
- 200.00
617
5. DELAYED REGISTRATION OF CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE (COM)
This service caters to clients applying for delayed registration of marriage certificate
covering activities from receiving of application to issuance of registered marriage certificate
to client.
618
3.2. Posting of None 10 days Delayed
application for 10 days Registration (DR)
pursuant to A.O. 1 Staff
s1993
3.3. Sign the COM & None 1 day Civil Registrar &
assigns registry DR Staff
number
4. Present Claim 4. Ask client to sign the None 5 minutes Releasing Clerk
Slip and signs logbook as proof of
logbook receipt
5. Receive 5. Release registered None 1 minute Releasing Clerk
registered COM COM
Application
Fee -250.00 11 days and 31
TOTAL
Service Fee minutes
- 200.00
619
6. DELAYED REGISTRATION OF CERTIFICATE OF DEATH (COD)
This service caters to clients applying for delayed registration of death certificate covering
activities from receiving of application to issuance of registered death certificate to client
620
3. Submit application 3.1 Log application None 5 minutes Receiving Clerk
together with OR with OR and issues
Claim Slip
3.2 Posting of None 10 days Delayed
application for 10 days Registration (DR)
pursuant to A.O. 1 Staff
s1993
3.3 Sign the COD & None 1 day Civil Registrar &
assigns registry DR Staff
number
4. Present Claim Slip 4. Ask client to sign None 5 minutes Releasing Clerk
and signs logbook the logbook as proof
of receipt
5. Receive registered 5. Release registered None 1 minute Releasing Clerk
COD COD
Application
Fee -250.00 11 days and 31
TOTAL
Service Fee minutes
-200.00
621
7. ISSUANCE OF MARRIAGE LICENSE
This service caters to couple applying for marriage license which is a pre-requisite in
contracting marriage covering activities from receiving of application to issuance of
marriage license to the couple
Office or Division: Office of the City Civil Registrar – Registration Division
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Couples who are both/either a resident of Cebu City who wants to
contract marriage through a marriage license
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Accomplished Application for Marriage License Local Civil Registrar
– 4 copies (use black ink/pens only)
2. Valid ID of applying couple and their parents (if Citizen or Client
required) upon their personal appearance
(strictly required) – 3 photocopies
3. Parental Consent (18-21 years old) – 1 original Local Civil Registrar
3 photocopies
4. Parental Advise (22-24 years old) – 1 original 3 Local Civil Registrar
photocopies
5. Certificate of Live Birth – 1 original 3 Philippine Statistics Authority or Local
photocopies Civil Registrar
6. Barangay Certificate of Residency – 1 original 3 Barangay Hall
photocopies
7. Community Tax Certificate (CEDULA) – 1 City Treasurer’s Office
original 3 photocopies
8. Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR) Philippine Statistics Authority
9. For Widow/Widower: Death Certificate of Philippine Statistics Authority or Local
Deceased Spouse – 1 original 3 photocopies Civil Registrar
10. For Annulled Marriage: Certificate of Court
Finality of Annulment issued by Court – 1
original 3 photocopies
11. For Annulled Marriage: Certificate of Local Civil Registrar
Registration of Court Decree – 1 original 3
photocopies
12. For Foreigners: Passport ID - 3 Foreigner Applicant
photocopies
13. For Foreigners: Stamped or Printed Date of Foreigner Applicant
Arrival in passport - 3 photocopies
14. For Foreigners: Certificate of Legal Foreigner’s Diplomatic Official in the
Capacity to Marry or Applicable Affidavit - 3 Philippines
photocopies
15. For Divorced Foreigners: Divorce Decree Foreigner Applicant
(translated if non-English content)
16. For Foreigners: Naturalization Papers (if Foreigner Applicant
naturalized citizen) - 3 photocopies
622
FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit 1. Receive and None 10 minutes Receiving Clerk
accomplished evaluate application
application for
marriage license
with required
supporting
documents
2. Pay the 2. Issue Official License Fee - 10 minutes Cashier
required fee/s Receipt (OR) 50.00
Application
Fee -100.00
Legal Capacity
-1,000.00
3. Appear before 3. Interview the None 5 minutes City Civil
the City Civil applicants Registrar or
Registrar or her Registration
Representative Officer
4. Submit 4.1 Log application None 5 minutes Receiving Clerk
application with OR and issues
together with claim slip
Official Receipt 4.2 Posting of None 10 days Marriage License
application for 10 days Staff
pursuant to A.O. 1
s1993
4.3 Prepare and sign None 5 minutes Marriage License
Marriage License Staff
5. Present Claim 5. Ask clients to sign None 3 minutes Releasing Clerk
Slip and signs the logbook as proof
logbook of receipt
6. Get the 6. Release the None 3 minutes Releasing Clerk
Marriage License Marriage License
License Fee -
50.00
Application
10 days and 41
TOTAL Fee -100.00
minutes
Legal
Capacity -
1,000.00
623
8. ISSUANCE OF CIVIL REGISTRY RECORDS (LOCAL COPY)
This service caters to clients requesting for local copy of civil registry records covering
activities from filling-up of request form to issuance of requested local copy to clients
624
9. ISSUANCE OF PSA-AUTHENTICATED CIVIL REGISTRY RECORD
This service caters to clients requesting for PSA-authenticated civil registry records through
Batch Request Entry Query System (BREQS) covering activities from filling-up of request
form to issuance of requested PSA-authenticated civil registry records to clients
625
3.5 Get the printed None 1 hour BREQS Staff
record
4. Present 4. Ask clients to sign None 5 minutes BREQS Staff
Acknowledgment the logbook as proof
Slip and signs of receipt and
logbook releases the record
Service Fee -
50.00
B/M/D
1 day, 1 hour
TOTAL Certificate -
and 28 minutes
155.00
CENOMAR -
210.00
626
10. APPROVAL OF PETITION FOR CORRECTION OF ENTRY/IES UNDER
R.A. 9048
This service caters to clients filing for petition for correction of entry/ies in any civil registry
record under R.A. 9048 covering activities from receiving of petition to issuance of affirmed
petition.
627
16. Death Certificate of Document Philippine Statistics Authority or Local Civil
Owner Registrar
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Present 1. Receive and None 15 minutes Receiving Clerk
accomplished evaluate petition
Petition Form with
supporting
documents
2. Appear before 2. Interview the None 15 minutes City Civil
the City Civil petitioner Registrar
Registrar
3. Pays the 3. Issue Official Service Fee - 10 minutes Cashier
required fee Receipt 500.00
CCE -
1,000.00
4. Submit Petition 4. Receive, record None 5 minutes Correction Staff
Form together with petition and issue
supporting claim slip
documents and
Official Receipt
5. Get claim slip 5.1 Ask client to sign None 3 minutes Correction Staff
in the logbook
5.2 Prepare Notice of None 15 minutes Correction Staff
Posting & other
required documents
5.3 Evaluate petition None 10 days City Civil
and renders decision Registrar
5.4 Forward petition to None Refer to PSA Mailing In-Charge
PSA-OCRG for Citizen’s Charter
affirmation
5.5 Receive feedback None 15 minutes Mailing In-Charge
from PSA-OCRG
628
11. APPROVAL OF PETITION FOR CHANGE OF FIRST NAME
UNDER R.A. 9048
This service caters to clients filing for petition for change of first name under R.A. 9048 in
the concern birth certificate covering activities from receiving of petition to issuance of
affirmed petition.
629
14. Voter’s Certificate Commission on Election
15. Employment Record Citizen or Client
16. Earliest School Record or Transcript of School
Records (with seal)
17. Insurance Policy GSIS, SSS or PhilHealth Record
18. Marriage Certificate (if married) Philippine Statistics Authority or Local
Civil Registrar
19. Birth Certificate of Children Philippine Statistics Authority or Local
Civil Registrar
20. Medical Records Hospital, Clinic or Health Institutions
21. Passport Department of Foreign Affairs
22. Land Title/Certificate of Transfer of Title Register of Deeds
23. Death Certificate of Document Owner Philippine Statistics Authority or Local
Civil Registrar
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Present 1. Receive and evaluate None 15 minutes Receiving Clerk
accomplished petition
Petition Form with
supporting
documents
2. Appear before 2. Interview the None 15 minutes City Civil
the City Civil petitioner Registrar
Registrar
3. Pays the petition 3.1 Issue Official CFN -
fee Receipt 3,000.00
Service 10 minutes Cashier
Fee -
1,000.00
3.2 Prepare Notice for None
Publication & other 30 minutes Correction Staff
required documents
4. Get the Notice of 4. Release the Notice None 5 minutes Correction Staff
Publication for Publication
After Publication for two consecutive weeks, with one day each week (14 to 20 days)
*** Duration will commence once proof of publication is submitted at our office
5. Submit Proof of 5.1 Receive the proof of None 1 day Correction Staff
Publication publication & issues
claim slip
5.2 Evaluate petition None 10 days Office of the City
and renders decision Civil Registrar
5.3 Forward petition to None Refer to PSA Mailing In-Charge
PSA-OCRG for Citizen’s Charter
affirmation
5.4 Receive feedback None Mailing In-Charge
from PSA-OCRG 15 minutes
630
Client verified that feedback is already received from the PSA-OCRG
*** Duration will commence once client gets copy of the affirmed petition
6. Present Claim 6. Release copy of the None 15 minutes Correction Staff
Slip affirmed petition with
Finality
CFN -
3,000.00
11 days, 1 hour
TOTAL Service
and 55 minutes
Fee -
1,000.00
631
12. APPROVAL OF PETITION FOR CORRECTION OF ENTRY/IES UNDER
R.A. 10172
This service caters to clients filing for petition for correction of entry in the sex and day and
month in the date of birth in any civil registry record covering activities from receiving of
petition to issuance of affirmed petition.
632
11. Publication in Local Newspaper or Newspaper
Newspaper Clippings (National
Newspaper for Migrant Petition) – 1
original 2 photocopies
12. Affidavit of Publication by the Newspaper
Publisher – 1 original 2 photocopy
13. Valid IDs of Document Owner – 3 Citizen or Client
photocopies (present original)
14. At least two (2) of the following
documents which correction shall be
based – 1 original 2 photocopy, to wit:
15. Baptismal Certificate Church
16. Earliest School Record or Transcript of School
Records (with seal)
17. Marriage Certificate (if married) Philippine Statistics Authority or Local Civil
Registrar
18. Birth Certificate of Children Philippine Statistics Authority or Local Civil
Registrar
19. Medical Records Hospital, Clinic or Health Institutions
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Present 1. Receive and evaluate None 15 minutes Receiving Clerk
accomplished petition
Petition Form with
supporting
documents
2. Appear before 2. Interview the None 15 minutes City Civil
the City Civil petitioner Registrar
Registrar
3. Pay the petition 3.1 Issue Official CCE - 10 minutes Cashier
fee Receipt 3,000.00
Service
Fee -
1,000.00
3.2 Prepare Notice for None 30 minutes Correction Staff
Publication & other
required documents
4. Get the Notice of 4. Release the Notice None 5 minutes Correction Staff
Publication for Publication
After Publication for two consecutive weeks, with one day each week (14 to 20 days)
*** Duration will commence once proof of publication is submitted at our office
5. Submit Proof of 5.1 Receive the proof of None 1 day Correction Staff
Publication publication & issues
claim slip
5.2 Evaluate petition None 10 days City Civil
and renders decision Registrar
5.3 Forward petition to None Refer to PSA Mailing In-Charge
PSA-OCRG for Citizen’s Charter
affirmation
633
5.4 Receive feedback None 15 minutes Mailing In-Charge
from PSA-OCRG
634
13. REGISTRATION OF COURT DECREES OR JUDICIAL ORDERS
This service caters to clients with court decision affecting one’s civil status covering
activities from receiving of documents to issuance of certificate of registration and/or
updated or amended civil registry record.
635
Aliases – 1,000.00
Correction of Entry/ies (Judicial Process) – 500.00
Naturalization (Judicial Process) – 2,000.00
Registration of other Court Orders – 500.00
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Present required 1.1. Receive and None 5 minutes Receiving Clerk
supporting evaluate documents
documents 1.2. Evaluate the None 10 minutes Registration
contents of the Officer
documents
2. Pay the required 2. Issue Official Please see 10 minutes Cashier
fee Receipt list of Fees
above
3. Submit 3.1. Issue Claim Slip None 5 minutes Receiving Clerk
documents with
Official Receipt 3.2. Verified with the None 1 day Court Decree
concerned Branch of Legal Instrument
Court Staff
3.3. Assign registry None 5 minutes Court Decree
number Legal Instrument
Staff
3.4. Retrieve concern None 1 day Court Decree
civil registry record Legal Instrument
Staff
636
14. REGISTRATION OF LEGAL INSTRUMENT
This service caters to clients with legal instruments affecting one’s civil status covering
activities from receiving of documents to issuance of certificate of registration and/or
updated civil registry record.
637
B. Affidavit of Admission of Paternity (August 3, 1988 and above) or Affidavit of
Acknowledgment (on or before August 2, 1988)
1. Affidavit of Admission of Paternity or Notary Public or Lawyer
Acknowledgment duly signed by the father
(strictly required when the father’s name
does not appear in the birth record of the
child) – 3 original copies
2. Affidavit of Consent of Child (18 yrs old Notary Public or Lawyer
and above) or Consent of Mother (17 yrs old)
– 3 original
3. Certified Live Birth of concern child – 1 Philippine Statistics Authority or Local Civil
photocopy Registrar
4. Valid IDs of Parents – 2 photocopies Citizen or Client
(present original)
5. Any document showing clearly the
paternity between the father and child – 1
original 2 photocopy, to wit:
• Baptismal Certificate Church
• Medical Records or Immunization Hospital, Clinic or Health Institutions
Card
• (Certified by Hospital/Clinic
Authorities)
• Earliest School Record or Transcript School
of
• Records (with seal)
• Insurance Policy GSIS, SSS or PhilHealth Record
• Income Tax Return (ITR) of Father Citizen or Client
• (Certified by Employer)
• Statement of Assets, Liabilities & Citizen or Client
Networth
• (SALN) of Father (Certified by
Employer)
C. Affidavit of Legitimation by Subsequent Marriage of Parents
1. Affidavit of Legitimation signed by both Notary Public or Lawyer
parents – 3 original copies
2. Affidavit of Admission of Paternity or Notary Public or Lawyer
Acknowledgment executed by the father – 3
original
3. Certified Live Birth of concern child – 1 Philippine Statistics Authority or Local Civil
photocopy Registrar
4. Marriage Certificate of Parents – 1 original Philippine Statistics Authority
and 2 photocopies
5. Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR) of Philippine Statistics Authority
both parents – 1 original 2 photocopies
6. Valid IDs of Parents – 2 photocopies Citizen or Client
(present original)
638
7. Any document showing clearly the
paternity between the father and child – 1
original and 2 photocopies, to wit:
• Baptismal Certificate Church
• Medical Records or Immunization Hospital, Clinic or Health Institutions
Card
• (Certified by Hospital/Clinic
Authorities)
• Earliest School Record or Transcript School
of
• Records (with seal)
• Insurance Policy GSIS, SSS or PhilHealth Record
• Income Tax Return (ITR) of Father Citizen or Client
• (Certified by Employer)
• Statement of Assets, Liabilities & Citizen or Client
Networth
• (SALN) of Father (Certified by
Employer)
D. Supplemental Report
1. Affidavit of Supplemental Report stating Notary Public or Lawyer
the facts of birth, entry/ies omitted and
reason for supplying the information – 3
original copies
2. Certified Live Birth, Marriage or Death Philippine Statistics Authority or Local Civil
(whichever is applicable) – 1 photocopy Registrar
3. Valid IDs of Affiant – 2 photocopies Citizen or Client
(present original)
4. Any supporting document showing clearly
the correct entry – 1 original and 2
photocopies, to wit:
• Baptismal Certificate Church
• Earliest School Record or Transcript School
of
• Records (with seal)
• Insurance Policy GSIS, SSS or PhilHealth Record
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Present required 1.1. Receive and None 5 minutes Receiving Clerk
supporting evaluate documents Office of the City
documents Civil Registrar
1.2. Evaluates the None 10 minutes Registration
content of the Officer
documents Office of the City
Civil Registrar
2. Pay the required 2. Issue Official Please 10 minutes Cashier
fee Receipt see list of Office of the City
Fees Treasurer
below
639
3. Submit 3.1. Issue Claim Slip None 5 minutes Receiving Clerk
documents with Office of the City
Official Receipt Civil Registrar
3.2. Assign registry None 5 minutes CDLI Staff
number Office of the City
Civil Registrar
3.3. Retrieve concern None 1 day CDLI Staff
civil registry record Office of the City
Civil Registrar
3.4. Update concern None 1 day CDLI Staff
civil registry record Office of the City
Civil Registrar
3.5. Review and sign None 15 minutes Registration
endorsement Officer
documents Office of the City
Civil Registrar
4. Present Claim 4.1. Ask clients to sign None 5 minutes Releasing Clerk
Slip the logbook Office of the City
Civil Registrar
4.2. Instruct clients to None 10 minutes Releasing Clerk
mail the documents to Office of the City
PSA-OCRG Civil Registrar
5. Get copy of the 5. Release the None 3 minutes Releasing Clerk
document document Office of the City
Civil Registrar
Please
see list of 2 Days, 1 Hour
TOTAL Fees and 8 Minutes
below
Fees
Certificate of Repatriation – 1,000.00 Supplemental Report – 200.00
Oath of Allegiance of a Citizen – 2,000.00 Certificate of Naturalization – 2,000.00
Affidavit to Use Surname of Father – 500.00 Legal Capacity to Marry – 1,000.00
Affidavit of Acknowledgment/ Admission of Authorization or Ratification of Artificial
Paternity – 500.00 Insemination – 1,000.00
Affidavit of Legitimation – 500.00 Affidavit of Reappearance – 1,000.00
Voluntary Emancipation of Minor – 100.00 Other Legal Instrument - 500.00
640
CEBU CITY DISASTER
AND RISK REDUCTION
AND MANAGEMENT
OFFICE
(CCDRMO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
641
1. ASSISTANCE TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS FOR CAMP COORDINATION
AND CAMP MANAGEMENT
The Quick Response Team supports the Department of Social Welfare and Services
(DSWS) in the operations of camp coordination and camp management to manage the
evacuees of an incident.
642
2. CONDUCT OF DISASTER PREPAREDNESS ACTIVITIES
The Quick Response Team conducts activities on disaster preparedness covering the
discussion on the Republic Act No. 10121, Emergency Response Team (ERT) structure,
ERT responsibility, early warning system and evacuation process.
643
3. CONDUCT OF SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATIONS
The Quick Response Team conducts search and rescue operations during disasters such as
flood, landslide and earthquake.
160 - FIRE
8 minutes
average
TOTAL None
depending on
the location
644
4. CONDUCT OF TRAINING/ DRILL/ LECTURE FOR DISASTER
PREPAREDNESS
Any government agency within Cebu City can request CCDRRMO for trainings/ drills/
lectures for disaster preparedness.
645
5. CUTTING OF HAZARDOUS TREES/NON-HAZARDOUS TREES
The Quick Response Team cuts/trims/prunes trees that are considered hazardous or non-
hazardous as per request of Cebu City Residents.
646
Trimming – 2
days, 4 hours
and 6 minutes
Medium size -
3 days, 4
TOTAL None
hours and 6
minutes
Large size- 4
days, 4 hours
and 6 minutes
647
6. DISPATCHING OF RESPONDERS/AMBULANCE CREW AND
VOLUNTEERS
The Command Control Center dispatches the ambulance crew, quick response team
personnel and barangay fire volunteers during operations and emergencies.
648
7. DISSEMINATION OF PUBLIC ALERT
The Command Control Center disseminates and coordinates emergency alerts and warning
messages such as fire, landslide, earthquake and typhoon.
Office or Division:
CCDRRMO - Operations and Warning Division
Classification: Simple
G2C – Government to Citizen
Type of Transaction:
G2G - Government to Government
Who may avail: Cebu City Residents and Barangays
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
None
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Report concerns/ 1.1 Receive None 2 minutes Base Control
emergencies thru concerns/ assistance Operator
telephone, cellphone, from Cebu City
social media and word- residents/barangays/l
of-mouth. ocal and national
agencies
649
8. ESTABLISHMENT OF INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM FACILITIES
Cebu City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office leads the implementation of
Incident Command System during the conduct of national events such as Association of
South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), holidays such as Holy Week, All Saint’s Day, All Soul’s
Day, Christmas Season and Sinulog and other untoward events and incidents.
650
1.9. Conduct close-out None 30 minutes CCDRRMO
meeting Operations
Head
1.10. Conduct None 1 hour CCDRRMO
debriefing with the Head
team
TOTAL None 3 days and 4
hours
651
9. ISSUANCE OF CCTV FOOTAGE
The Command Control Center issues CCTV footage of incidents captured within the
strategic locations of the city.
652
10. ISSUANCE OF GEOHAZARD CERTIFICATION
The Quick Response Team issues certification identifying different areas of Cebu City
susceptible to geological hazards such as rain-induced landslide, coastal and river bank
erosion and karst subsidence.
653
11. ISSUANCE OF GEOHAZARD MAP
The Quick Response Team issues map showing the barangays of Cebu City prone to
landslide, fire, earthquake, and karst subsidence.
654
12. PATIENT MEDICAL TRANSFER (HOSPITAL TO HOSPITAL)
The Ambulance Service caters requests of hospital for patient transfer to another hospital for
diagnostic tests such as magnetic resonance imaging (IMR) scan, CT scan and etc.
655
13. PATIENT MEDICAL TRANSPORT (DIAGNOSTICS)
The Ambulance Service accommodates request for transport of bedridden patients who
need immediate diagnostic tests such as dialysis, chemotherapy and radiation.
656
14. PATIENT MEDICAL TRANSPORT (HOSPITAL TO HOUSE)
The Ambulance Service caters request of patients who need assistance in their transfer from
the hospital to their house.
657
15. RESPONSE TO MEDICAL EMERGENCY
The Ambulance Service provides medical interventions to all patients of emergency cases
within Cebu City. Such cases usually include motor vehicular accident (MVA), difficulty of
breathing, hypertension, hypoglycemia and the like.
658
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
(OM)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
659
1. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATIONS AND ENDORSEMENT LETTERS
The Certifications and Endorsement Letters are issued to individuals for Employment,
Scholarship and for any other purpose to comply and support concerned agencies’
requirements.
660
2. PROCESSING OF VARIOUS REQUESTS FROM WALK-IN CLIENTS
This service refers to the process of receiving various requests of the clients (such as
Financial Assistance, Medical Assistance, Educational, Housing Assistance, Road Repair,
Bus Request, Solicitations, Issuance of CCTV Footage) and acting on or forwarding them to
the appropriate department or office.
661
INTERNAL SERVICES
This service refers to the signing of the payroll for salaries, wages, honoraria and hazard
pay of the Barangay Personnel in the City of Cebu such as Lupon & Tanod, Barangay
Environment Officer (BEO), Barangay Health Worker (BHW), and Gender & Development
Focal Point Committee (GAD) that are charged to the funds of the city.
1 day & 20
TOTAL None
minutes
662
2. APPROVAL OF PROJECT PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT PLANS
(PPMPs), PURCHASE REQUESTS (PRs) AND OBLIGATION REQUESTS
AND STATUS (OBRs) OF THE ATTACHED OFFICES OF THE OFFICE OF
THE MAYOR
These are PPMPs, Purchase Requests and Disbursement Vouchers from the thirty-seven
(37) attached offices of the Office of the Mayor for Maintenance and Other Operating
Expenses, Office Equipment, Furniture’s and Fixtures, Information and Communications
Technology Equipment, Motor Vehicle and Other Property, Plant and Equipment.
2 days & 35
TOTAL None
minutes
663
SANGGUNIANG
PANLUNGSOD
(SP)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
664
1. FACILITATE THE REQUEST FOR INCLUSION IN THE AGENDA FOR THE
SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD
Facilitate the request for inclusion in the agenda for the session of the Sangguniang
Panlungsod, and furnish all parties with the agenda 2 days before the scheduled session.
665
• A resolution supporting a proposed or approved House Bill or
Senate Bill shall include the excerpts of the house bill or senate
bill, or specific national law that is consistent with the resolution.
For Letters:
It must contain the name, contact number, email of the sender,
and must contain matters related to the law-making power of the
Sanggunian.
For Endorsements:
666
It must contain the name, contact number, email of the sender,
and must contain matters related to the law-making power of the
Sanggunian.
667
remarks
Secretariat
Vice Mayor’s Office
Proponent
668
2. FACILITATE THE COMPLAINTS FILED AGAINST ELECTED BARANGAY
OFFICIALS
Facilitate complaints filed against elected barangay officials for the consideration of the
sanggunian, per Section 60 of RA 7160 and City Ordinance No. 1510 as amended by City
Ordinance No. 2621.
669
2.4. Draft and sign the none 1 hour SP Secretary
notice for the respondents SP
to file an answer within the
time stated in CO 1510 as
amended by CO 2621.
3. Sign and receive 3.1. Deliver the notice to none 2 hours Liaison Officer
copy of the notice that respondent SP
a complaint was filed 3.2. Instruct receiver to
against the sign the file copy
respondent.
4. Wait for the 4. Receive the answer none 5 minutes Receiving in-
respondent to file letter from the respondent charge
his/her answer SP
5. Sign and receive a 5.1. Transmit the none 4 days SP Secretary
notification from the Administrative case SP
SP Secretary that the records including the
administrative case complaint, answer, and
records including the notices for Agenda in the
complaint, answer, next session
and notices will be 5.2. Deliver the notice to none 2 hours Liaison Officer
included in the agenda respondent SP
for the consideration 5.3. Instruct receiver to
of the Sanggunian. sign the file copy
5.4. Discuss the none 1 hour City Council
administrative case SP
records during the session
5.5. Draft a resolution none 2 hours Documentation
endorsing the in-charge
administrative case SP
records to the Committee
on Barangay Affairs
5.6. Forward the
resolution to the
Committee on Barangay
Affairs for mediation
conference to attain the
possibility of an amicable
settlement
5.7. Schedule date of none 20 days Mediator
mediation Committee on
Barangay Affairs
6. Sign and receive an 6.1. Deliver the notice to none 2 hours Liaison Officer
endorsement from the respondent SP
Sanggunian together 6.2. Instruct receiver to
with an invitation from sign the file copy
the CBA indicating the
schedule for mediation
conference
7. Attend the 7.1. Conduct mediation none 1 day Mediator
scheduled mediation conference Committee on
conference Barangay Affairs
If the parties decide on
an amicable settlement:
670
Both parties sign an
agreement terminating the
case.
671
The Sanggunian shall
refer the cases to the
hearing committees.
9. Sign and receive an If parties agreed to the none 30 minutes Agenda Team
endorsement from the amicable settlement: SP
Sanggunian together Proceed to Step 11
with an invitation from
the Hearing If parties did not agree
Committee indicating on amicable settlement
the schedule for or failure of either the
Hearing conference complainant or
respondent to attend at
least 2 conciliation
conferences:
672
This shall constitute as a
waiver on the part of the
respondent.
10.3. Endorse the findings none 4 days SP Secretary
and recommendation of SP
the Hearing committee for
Agenda.
10.4. Discuss the findings none 1 hour City Council
and recommendation of SP
the Hearing committee in
the session
10.5. Draft the final none 1 hour SP Secretary
resolution SP
10.6. Route the resolution none 1 day Liaison Officer
for signature SP
11. Sign and receive 11.1. Deliver the notice to none 2 hours Liaison Officer
copy of the resolution respondent SP
from the Sanggunian 11.2. Instruct receiver to
sign the file copy
30 days, 7
If parties agreed on the
none hours and 50
amicable settlement
minutes
Total
If parties did not agree 44 days, 4
on the amicable none hours and 35
settlement minutes
673
3. Issuance of certified true copy of City Ordinances, Resolutions,
Committee Reports and Minutes of the Sanggunian.
674
• Action and Other
remarks
2.3. Retrieve document none 1 hour Record officer
requested SP
3. For Private For private entities: none 10 minutes Record officer
Entities: 3.1. Issue collection Slip SP
Pay the certified true
copy fee 3.2. Instruct client to pay
the certificate fee at the
For LGU/ GOCC and City Treasurer’s Office
requesting party (CTO)
mentioned in the
resolution/ For LGU/ GOCC and
ordinance: requesting party
Proceed to Step 5 mentioned in the
resolution/ ordinance:
Free.
Refer to the Citizen’s 20.00per 20 minutes Personnel in-
Charter of the City page charge
Treasurer’s Office (CTO) CTO
4. Present the official 4.1. Receive the official none 10 minutes Releasing in-
receipt of payment receipt of payment charge
4.2. Log the payment SP
details in the logbook
5. Sign and receive 5.1. Sign the logbook to none 10 minutes
the document acknowledge receipt of
requested documents
5.2. Release document to
client
Php 20.00 2 hours and
For Private entities
per page 50 minutes
For LGU/ GOCC and
Total requesting party
2 hours and
mentioned in the none
10 minutes
resolution/
ordinance/minutes
675
SPECIAL BODIES
UNDER
OFFICE OF THE
MAYOR
676
BANTAY-DAGAT
EXTERNAL SERVICES
677
1. CONDUCT OF INSPECTION OF FISH TRANSPORTED FROM OTHER
LOCALITIES TO CEBU CITY
To inspect vehicles entering the City of Cebu transporting fish from other localities for signs
that these fishes were caught using illegal methods.
678
BARANGAY AFFAIRS
OFFICE
(BAO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
679
1. ISSUANCE OF ENDORSEMENTS / RECOMMENDATIONS OF BARANGAY
REQUESTS TO CONCERNED DEPARTMENTS
680
2. PROCESSING OF LUPON TAGAPAMAYAPA FINANCIAL AID
To provide city financial aid (counter part only) to Lupon Tagapamayapa of the 80 barangays
of Cebu City.
681
1.4. Prepare, fill-up none 30 minutes Clerk in Charge
and attach BAO
monitoring sheets
1.5. Arrange the none 35 minutes Clerk in Charge
supporting BAO
documents
according to
checklist and
number each
document
1.6. Endorse the none 30 minutes Clerk in Charge
Obligation BAO
Request and
Status (ORAS)
and PAYROLL
with attached
supporting
documents to
concerned offices
Second Stage
1.7. Signing of ORAS/ none 1 day and 20 Administrative
Payroll: minutes Officer
Office of the
Refer to Citizen’s Mayor
Charter of Mayor’s
Office
Refer to Citizen’s none 55 minutes Budget Officer
Charter of Budget City Budget Office
Office
2. Endorse the voucher 2.1. Processing of none 6 days Assigned Auditor
and attached Payroll and Vouchers City Accounting
supporting documents Pre-audit and Office
to the City Accounting indexing:
Office
Refer to Citizen’s
Charter of City
Accounting Office
2.2. Cert. of none 1 day, 5 hours Treasurer/
Availability of Funds: and 35 minutes Division Head/
Asst. Div. Head
Refer to Citizen’s City Treasurer’s
Charter of City CTO
Treasurer’s Office
2.3. Approval for none 1 day and 15 City Administrator
payment/voucher: minutes City Admin Office
Refer to Citizen’s
Charter of City
Administrator’s
Office
682
2.4. Preparation of none 5 days, 2 hours Cheque in-charge
Cheque: and 10 minutes City Treasurer’s
Office Office
Refer to Citizen’s
Charter of City
Treasurer’s Office
2.5. Signing of none 1 day and 45 City Administrator
Cheque: minutes City Admin Office
Refer to Citizen’s
Charter of City
Administrator’s
Office
2.6. Preparation of the none 1 hour City Accountant
Accountant’s advice: Office of the City
Accountant
Refer to Citizen’s
Charter of City
Accounting Office
Third Stage
3. Wait from the Releasing of Financial none 10 minutes Clerk in Charge
personnel of BAO to Aid: BAO
inform the scheduled
releasing of financial 3.1 Inform the
aid Barangay for
scheduled releasing
of financial aid.
4.Proceed to City Refer to Citizen’s none 8 days, 3 hours Disbursing Officer
Treasurer’s Office Charter of City and 51 minutes City Treasurer’s
(CTO) to claim the Treasurer’s Office Office
financial aid
1st Stage Total: None 2 hours and 35
minutes
2nd Stage Total: None 16 days and 3
hours
Total
3rd Stage Total: None 8 days, 4 hours
and 1 minute
Grand Total: None 25 days, 1 hour
and 36 minutes
683
3. PROVISION OF FINANCIAL AID FOR BPSO (BARANGAY PUBLIC AND
SAFETY OFFICERS
To provide City Financial Aid (counter part only) to Barangay Public and Safety Officers
(BPSO) of the 80 barangays of Cebu City.
684
Status (ORAS) & BAO
PAYROLL
1.4. Print COSAP none 15 minutes Administrative
Certification Officer
BAO
1.5. Forward to COSAP none 45 minutes Messenger
Head for signature BAO
1.6. Sign the none 1 hour COSAP Head
certification COSAP
1.7. Prepare, Fill-up none 10 minutes Clerk in Charge
and BAO
attach monitoring
sheets
1.8. Arrange the none 20 minutes Clerk in charge
supporting BAO
documents
according to
checklist and
number each
document
1.9. Endorse the none 30 minutes Clerk in charge
Obligation Request BAO
and Status (ORAS)
and PAYROLL with
attached
supporting
documents to
concerned offices
Second Stage
1.10. Signing of ORAS/ none 1 day and 20 Administrative
Payroll: minutes Officer
Office of the
Refer to Citizen’s Mayor
Charter of Mayor’s
Office
Refer to Citizen’s none 55 minutes Budget Officer
Charter of Budget CBO
Office
2.1. Processing of none 6 days Assigned Auditor
2. Endorse the Payroll and Vouchers City Accounting
voucher and Pre-audit and indexing: Office
attached supporting
documents to the Refer to Citizen’s
City Accounting Charter of City
Office Accounting Office
2.2. Cert. of Availability none 1 day, 5 hours Treasurer/
of Funds: and 35 minutes Division Head/
Refer to Citizen’s Asst. Div. Head
Charter of City City Treasurer’s
Treasurer’s Office Office
2.3. Approval for none 1 day and 15 Voucher in-
payment/voucher: minutes charge Office
City Administrator
685
Refer to the Citizen’s
Charter of City
Administrator’s Office
2.4. Preparation of none 5 days, 2 hours Cheque in-charge
Cheque: and 10 minutes City Treasurer’s
Office
Refer to Citizen’s
Charter of City
Treasurer’s Office
2.5. Signing of Cheque: none 1 day and 45 City Administrator
Refer to Citizen’s minutes City Administrator
Charter of City Office
Administrator’s Office
2.6. Preparation of the none 1 hour Bank in-charge
Accountant’s advice: Office of the City
Refer to Citizen’s Accountant
Charter of City
Accounting Office
Third Stage
3. Wait from the Releasing of Financial none 10 minutes Clerk in Charge
personnel of BAO to Aid: BAO
inform the scheduled
releasing of financial 3.1 Inform the
aid. Barangay for
scheduled
releasing of
financial aid.
4.Proceed to City Refer to Citizen’s none 8 days, 3 hours Disbursing Officer
Treasurer’s Office Charter of City and 51 minutes City Treasurer’s
(CTO) to claim the Treasurer’s Office Office
financial aid.
1st Stage Total: none 3 hours and 35
minutes
2nd Stage Total: none 16 days and 3
hours
Total 3rd Stage Total: none 8 days, 4 hours
and 1 minute
Grand Total: none 25 days, 2
hours and 36
minutes
686
BURIAL ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
(BAP)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
687
1. BURIAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
To provide Burial Financial Assistance to qualified beneficiary of the deceased Cebu City
resident. Both the beneficiary and the deceased must be registered voters of Cebu City.
Financial assistance must be filed within 6 months from the date of death.
688
form with required application form with
documents (1 original required documents
and 1 photocopy) 2.2. Examine/ none 30 minutes
Evaluate the
submitted
documents
2.3. Interview none 30 minutes Interviewer
claimant Burial Office
2.4. Conduct final
evaluation of
documents
2.5. Issue Claim Slip
to claimant
2.6. Prepare the 3 days
Summary Case
Report
2.7. Approve the OIC & Asst. OIC
Summary Case DSWS
Report
2.8. Encode data in none 15 minutes Encoder
the system Burial Office
2.9. Prepare the none 10 minutes
Disbursement
Voucher (DV)/
Obligations Request
and Status (ORAS)
forms
2.10. Prepare the none 5 minutes
monitoring and
transmittal forms
2.11. Number each none 5 minutes Processor
supporting document Burial Office
2.12. Countercheck none 5 minutes
the documents while
attaching the
checklist of
supporting document
for pre-audit
purposes
2.13. Endorse the none 5 minutes
voucher with
attached documents
to Office of the City
Administrator for
signature
Second Stage
3. Wait for the Refer to the Citizen’s none 1 day and 14 City
processing of voucher Charter of concerned minutes Administrator
offices: Office of the City
Administrator
Signing of ORAS:
3.1. Office of the
City Administrator
689
3.2. City Budget 1 day and 7 City Budget
Office hours Officer
City Budget
Office
Processing of 20 days Assigned
vouchers Auditor
Pre-audit and Office of the City
indexing: Accountant
3.3. Office of the
City Accountant
Certification of 1 day, 5 hours City Treasurer/
Availability of and 35 minutes Division Head/
Funds: Asst. Division
3.4. City Treasurer’s Head
Office CTO
Approval for 1 day and 14 City
payment: minutes Administrator
3.5. City Admin Office of the City
Office Administrator
Preparation of 5 days, 2 hours Check in-charge
Check: and 10 minutes CTO
3.6. City Treasurer’s
Office
Signature of 1 day and 30 City
Checks: minutes Administrator
3.7. City Office of the City
Administrator Administrator
Preparation of 40 minutes City Accountant
Accountant’s Office of the City
Advice: Accountant
3.8. City Accountant
4. Receive a notification Releasing of none 5 minutes Releasing
from Burial Office on the Check: Officer
schedule of cheque 4. Inform claimant Burial Office
release on the schedule of
cheque release
5. Sign the disbursement 5.1. Assist claimant none 10 minutes Releasing
sheet at the Burial Office in the signing of Officer
prior to release of claim slip Burial Office
Financial Assistance 5.2. Inform client to
claim cheque from
the City Treasurer’s
Office (CTO)
6. Proceed to City 6. Refer to the none 37 minutes Releasing
Treasurer's Office (CTO) Citizen’s Charter of Officer
to claim the cheque City Treasurer’s CTO
Office (CTO)
3 days, 1 hour
1st Stage
and 47 minutes
Total none
32 days, 1 hour
2nd Stage
and 15 minutes
690
BUSINESS PERMIT
LICENSING OFFICE
(BPLO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
691
1. ISSUANCE OF BUSINESS PERMIT (NEW)
Issues New Business Permits to business entities doing business in the territorial jurisdiction
of the City.
Office or Division:
Business Permit and Licensing Office
Classification: Complex
G2B – Government to Business
Type of Transaction:
Who may avail: Registered Business Establishments (Single Proprietorship,
Partnership, Corporations, Cooperatives)
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Duly filled-up and notarized application form CTO - Business Tax and Fees Division (BTFD)
2. Assessment sheet City Treasurer’s Office (CTO)
3. Original copy of Official Receipt of Payment City Treasurer’s Office (CTO)
4. Business Tax Payment Certificate (BTPC) City Treasurer’s Office (CTO)
5. Original copy of Community Tax Certificate City Treasurer’s Office (CTO)
6. DTI or SEC Registration DTI/SEC
7. Barangay Clearance From the Barangay
8. Lease Contract (if renting); Lessor
Tax Clearance (if premises is owned by the City Treasurer’s Office (CTO)
applicant);
Affidavit of no rental (if applicant is allowed by From the property owner
the property owner to use the premises for free)
9. Affidavit of undertaking to submit the following BPLO or any duly commissioned notary public
documents within 60 days:
692
2.2 Print the new None 5 minutes Printing Section
Business Permit (with Personnel
annotation)
2.3 Conduct review of None 15 minutes BPLO
documents before Head/Assistant
signing of the permit Head
693
2. ISSUANCE OF DELIVERY PERMITS
Issues delivery permits to persons undertaking delivery services, or delivery trucks vans or
any vehicle of manufacturers, producers, wholesalers, retailers in certain products distributing
these products to sales outlets or selling to consumers, whether directly or indirectly.
694
for the processing of
delivery permit sticker
695
3. ISSUANCE OF OCCUPATIONAL OR WORKING PERMITS
Issues Occupational Permits to covered persons employed within the territorial jurisdiction of
the City.
696
4. ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL PERMITS
697
5. RENEWAL OF BUSINESS PERMIT
Renews existing Business Permits previously issued to business entities doing business in
the territorial jurisdiction of the City.
698
2.4 Approve the None 10 minutes
Business Permit
3. Receive the 3. Release the permit None 10 minutes Releasing Section
Business Permit Personnel
See CTO
Table of 7 hours and 14
TOTAL
Taxes, Fees minutes
& Charges
699
CEBU CITY COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAM
(CCCSP)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
700
1. APPLICATION FOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
Grants college scholarship to qualified and deserving Senior High School graduates from
Cebu City
701
5. Wait for the result from 5.1. Follow-up the None 15 working days Scholarship Staff
the test provider results from the test CCCSP
provider
6. Claim CPE result and 6.1. Release None 5 minutes Scholarship Staff
Scholarship Certificate examination results CCCSP
and Scholarship
Certificates
6.2. Record the 5 minutes
released documents
for monitoring
18 days, 2
Total None hours and 27
minutes
702
1.2. Continuing Old Scholars
Caters to scholars who want to shift courses, transfer to another partner school, upgrade
their scholarship or go back to school after a break (resumption).
2. Photocopy of grades for all semesters May get photocopy from school
attended
3. Original copy of General Weighted Averag Get the original copy from school
e
4. Photocopy of FIT/CPE result May get photocopy from school
5. Photocopy of Scholarship Certificate May get photocopy from school
3. Photocopy of grades for all semesters atte May get photocopy from school
nded
4. Photocopy of FIT/CPE result May get photocopy from school
2. Photocopy of grades for all semesters May get photocopy from school
attended
3. Original copy of General Weighted Averag Get the original copy from school
e
4. Photocopy of FIT/CPE result May get photocopy from school
703
5. Photocopy of Scholarship Certificate May get photocopy from school
704
CEBU CITY PUBLIC
LIBRARY
(CCPL)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
705
1. ASSISTANCE TO E-GOVERNMENT SERVICES
Provides assistance to client for online registration to various government online services such as NBI,
DFA, PAG-IBIG, Philhealth and other government offices
706
2. CIRCULATION OF BOOKS FOR HOME READING (BORROWING,
RETURNING AND REPLACING OF LOST BOOKS)
Allows the client to borrow books for home reading (maximum of seven (7) days, including
weekends and holidays)
707
5. Receive the book 5. Release book to None 2 minutes
borrowed the client
6. Present the book 6. Check the date None 1 minute Guard on duty
borrowed to guard on due slip at the back of
duty the book Cebu City Public
Library
TOTAL None 20 minutes
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Returning of Borrowed Books
Borrowed book Client
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Return the book to 1.1. Check the book None 3 minutes Information
the librarian/ borrowed for any Desk
Information Desk Staff damage staff/Reference
on or before the due librarian
1.2. Get borrower's
date
ID
Cebu City Public
1.3. Check the date Library
of return
2. Claim the 2. Release the None 5 minutes Information
Borrower’s ID borrower's ID Desk
deposited staff/Reference
librarian
708
4.2. Clear borrower's None 3 minutes Information
record in the record Desk
book with remark staff/Reference
"settled" librarian
709
3. CONDUCT EDUCATIONAL TOUR AND ASSIST ACADEMIC
RESEARCHERS
Accommodate request to conduct educational tour and research study in the main library.
Request must be done at least two (2) weeks prior the date of the activity to ensure
availability of schedules and approval.
710
Educational Tour and Educational Tour Cebu City Public
Academic Research and Academic Library
Research
3.2. Prepare none 30 minutes
material for the
orientation
4. Participate in the 4.1. Orient client none 45 minutes City Librarian/Staff
educational tour/ about the dos and
academic research don’ts policy of the Cebu City Public
activity Library
4.2. Conduct
educational tour/
academic research
1 hour and 50
TOTAL None
minutes
711
4. CONDUCT STORYTELLING SESSIONS FOR CHILDREN
Provides storytelling sessions to children in order to motivate their desire to read
712
3.2. Prepare the none 30 minutes City
material for the Librarian/Staff
orientation
Cebu City Public
Library
4. Participate in the 4.1. Orient the client none 1 hour City
storytelling session about the do's and Librarian/Staff
don'ts policy of the
activity Cebu City Public
Library
4.2. Conduct the
storytelling
2 hours and 5
TOTAL None
minutes
713
5. PROVISION OF ACCESS TO BOOKS AND REFERENCE MATERIALS
Provides access and fast retrieval of information sources such as books, magazines,
newspapers, academic journals, and other reference materials that clients can only access
and use inside the library
714
5. Deposit his/her things 5. Receive the None 1 minute Baggage counter
at the baggage counter deposited items staff
except cellphone, cash,
credit cards, important Cebu City Public
documents, or any Library
valuables including
jewelries. (The library will
not be liable for any such
losses)
9. Fill out the paper slip 9.1. Assist the client None 10 minutes Reference
found at the side of in information source Librarian
Catalog Card for the retrieval
suggested information Cebu City Public
source upon search and 9.2. Require the Library
present it to the client to sign the book
reference librarian card
715
11.3. Input the return
time and date in the
card catalog
716
6. PROVISION OF ACCESS TO ELECTRONIC BRAILLE FOR PEOPLE WITH
VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
717
7. PROVISION OF COMPUTER AND INTERNET ACCESS FOR RESEARCH
PURPOSES
Provides use of computer and internet service to client for academic and information
research
2 hours and 7
TOTAL None
minutes
718
8. PROVISION OF ELECTRIC CHARGING OUTLETS / CHARGING STATIONS
Provides the use of electric charging outlets for cellphones, laptops and other gadgets. Clients
must bring their own charger.
719
9. ISSUANCE OF BORROWER’S ID (NEW, RENEWAL AND REPLACEMENT)
Issuance of borrower's ID to Cebu City residents
720
5. Attend the Orientation 5. Orient the client on
(for New Applicant only) the library rules and
regulations and
privileges/ benefits of
a Borrower's ID holder
721
INTERNAL SERVICES
Issuance of Library Clearance to Cebu City Hall employees and Barangay Officials as
requirement for the processing of their Retirement or Terminal Leave.
722
CEBU CITY RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT AND
DEVELOPMENT
CENTER
(CREMDEC)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
723
1. BOOKING FOR VENUE, FOOD AND ACCOMMODATION
Accommodates training/seminars/workshops/ meetings/gatherings to in-house and not in-
house clients
Rates:
A. Food &
Accommodation –
P800.00/person (3
meals and 2 snacks)
B. Facilities only
a. Conference
Room –
P2,000.00/day
b. Amphitheater –
P2,000/day
c. Camp Site –
P50/head per day
C. Training Package
with Food and
Lodging – P1,200/
person
D. Training Package
with food but without
lodging-
P1,000/ person
2. Submit filled-up For In-House None 1 day Booking In-Charge
booking slip together Training:
with contact number
and other details of the 2.1. Call Training In-
requested Charge for the
seminar/training possible schedule
2.2. Check the Training In-Charge
724
available schedule
2.3. Inform the client Training In-Charge
of the available
schedule
Without in-house 1 hour Booking In-Charge
training:
For In-house:
1 day, 1 hour
and 38
minutes
TOTAL None
Without In-
house:
1 hour and 38
minutes
725
2. PROVISION OF FOOD SERVICES
Provides meal packs and/or snacks for Cebu City Government related activities
Rates:
Packed Meal-
P175.00
Snacks – P65.00
2. Submit filled-up 2. Confirm the None 5 minutes Booking In-Charge
booking slip together with schedule of
contact and other details delivery
of the requested food
service
3.Select menu options and 3. Provide menu None 1 hour Booking In-Charge
arrange serving time options and note
serving time as
arranged by client
3. Submit the approved 4. Receive the None 3 minutes Booking In-
Purchase Order approved Charge/
Purchase Order Administrative Aide
III
726
3. PROVISION OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (TA)
Provides technical assistance to requesting upland barangays/community associations in the
preparation of project proposals, barangay development plan or barangay profile
2.Secure the technical 2.1 Provide the None 30 minutes Executive Director
assistance needed technical assistance
or
2.2 Schedule the 30 minutes
provision of
technical assistance
(if it involves other
office)
2.2.1. Confirm the 1 day
requesting Barangay
of the schedule
727
4. SCHEDULING OF CSC-ACCREDITED AND OTHER COMPETENCY
ENHANCEMENT TRAINING
Schedules Civil Service Commission accredited continuing education seminars and training
on simple, appropriate, and need-based programs to government and non-government
clients
728
CEBU CITY
SPORTS COMMISSION
(CCSC)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
729
1. ISSUANCE OF ENDORSEMENT LETTER FOR THE SPECIAL PERMIT
APPLICATION OF EVENT ORGANIZERS OF FOOT RACES, FUN RUNS
AND SIMILAR SPECIAL EVENTS ON PUBLIC THOROUGHFARES OR IN
ANY PROPERTY OR SPACE OF PUBLIC OWNERSHIP IN THE CITY OF
CEBU PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO. 2309
Provide Endorsement letter in support to the special permit application of Event Organizers
for Fun Runs, Marathons, Processions, Foot Races, Parades and the like.
730
CEBU CITY
TOURISM OFFICE
EXTERNAL SERVICES
731
1. PROCESSING OF LICENSE TO OPERATE OF HOTEL/ TOURIST INN/
APARTELLE/ PENSION HOUSE
License to Operate is issued to any property, whether hotel, apartment-hotel apartel), all-
suite hotel, boutique hotel, motorist hotel (motel), resort, pension, inn or not which is used
for the regular reception accommodation or lodging of travelers and tourists with the provision
of services incidental thereof for a fee (Section 37 of City Ordinance 1434).
For purposes of registration and licensing, all commercial temporary accommodation
properties shall be classified into the following five categories:
a. Deluxe Class
b. First Class
c. Standard Class
d. Economy Class
e. Budget Class
5. Applicant’s income tax returns for the last three (3) BIR
preceding years of its operation, if the applicant has been
operating for more than three years; otherwise only such
financial statements during the period it has been operating.
(1 photocopy)
732
January 1 to December 31) (Photocopy)
Deluxe Class -250,000.00
First Class -200,000.00
Standard Class -150,000.00
Economy Class -100,000.00
Budget Class -100,000.00
8. Food and Beverages price/menu (1 Photo copy) Client
9. Joint venture and/or technological assistance Client
agreements, if any existing or proposed and about to be
entered into with the foreign nationals. (1Photo copy)
11. Copy of CCTC Ordinance (For checking purposes only) Cebu City Tourism Office
3. Pay to the 3.1. Receive the License fee: 10 minutes Cashier from
cashier assessment slip Deluxe Class- CTO
3.2 Receive P2,000.00
First Class- P1,800.00
indicated amount in
Standard Class-
the assessment P1,500.00
slip Economy Class-
3.3. Issue Official P1,000.00
733
receipt Budget Class-
P1,000.00
Registration Fee:
Deluxe Class-
P10,000.00
First Class- P8,000.00
Standard Class-
P5,000.00
Economy Class-
P3,000.00
Budget Class-
P3,000.00
Sticker – P20.00
4. Submits 4.1. Check the None 3 minutes Licensing
Official Receipt Official Receipt Officer
of the payment
4.2. Check all the None 10 minutes Licensing
submitted Officer
documents
4.3. Encode the
certificate
4.4. Print the
certificate
5. Certificate 5.1. Endorse to the None 30 minutes Licensing
signed by the Mayor’s office for Officer
mayor signature of the
mayor
5.2. Approve/sign
the certificate
Registration Fee:
Deluxe Class-
P10,000.00
734
First Class- P8,000.00
Standard Class-
P5,000.00
Economy Class-
P3,000.00
Budget Class-
P3,000.00
Sticker – P20.00
735
2. PROCESSING OF LICENSE TO OPERATE OF TOUR GUIDE
License to Operate is issued to an individual who guides both foreign and domestic, for a
fee, commission, or any other form of lawful remuneration. (City ordinance No. 1434 Section
142)
736
3. Pay to the 3.1. Receive the Fee: P100.00 10 minutes Cashier from
cashier assessment slip CTO
ID: P130.00
3.2 Receive indicated
amount in the
assessment slip
3.3. Issue Official
receipt
4. Submits Official 4.1. Check the Official None 3 minutes Licensing
Receipt of the Receipt Officer
payment 4.2. Check all the 10 minutes Licensing
submitted documents Officer
4.3. Encode the
certificate
4.4. Print the
certificate
5.Certificate 5. Endorse to the None 30 minutes Licensing
Signed by the Mayor’s office for Officer
Mayor signature of the mayor
5.1. Approve/sign the 5 days Office of the
certificate Mayor
5.2. Office of the
Mayor releases the
signed certification
6. Claim the 6. Cal the None 5 minutes Licensing
Certificate or establishment for Officer
License. release
737
3. PROCESSING OF LICENSE TO OPERATE OF TOURIST TRANSPORT
(LAND TRANSPORT)
738
resolution of the Commission. Validity period shall be
coterminous with that of the license January to December
31;( 1 photo copy)
12. Motor Vehicles Liability Insurance Policy Amount TRL – Insurance Company
P20,000.00 per unit, PA P12,000.00 per person:( 1 photo
copy)
13. Approved Mayor’s Permit (1 photocopy) CTO-BPLO
14. Copy of CCTC Ordinance (For checking purposes only) Cebu City Tourism Office
739
5.3. Office of the
Mayor releases the
signed certification.
6. Claim the 6. Call the None 3 minutes Licensing Officer
Certificate or establishment for
License. release
TOTAL Bus: P1,000.00 5 days, 1 hour
Coaster: P750.00 & 7 minutes
Mini-van:
P500.00
Car: P300.50
Sticker- P20.00
740
4. PROCESSING OF LICENSE TO OPERATE OF TOURIST TRANSPORT
(VESSEL)
11. Copy of CCTC Ordinance (For checking purposes only) Cebu City Tourism Office
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS FEES TO BE PAID
TIME RESPONSIBLE
741
1. Submit all 1.1. Receive the None 3 minutes Licensing Officer
requirements documents.
required 1.2. Check the 5 minutes
submitted
documents
2.Assessment 2.1. Compute None 10 minutes Licensing Officer
for payment. assessment for
payment
2.2. Give
assessment slip with
the detailed amount
that will be paid
3. Pay to the 3.1. Receive the Vessel- P 2,500.00 3 minutes Cashier from
cashier assessment slip CTO
Sticker- P20.00
3.2 Receive
indicated amount in
the assessment slip
3.3. Issue Official
receipt
4. Submits 4.1. Check the None 3 minutes Licensing Officer
Official Receipt Official Receipt
of the payment
4.2. Check all the 10 minutes Licensing Officer
submitted
documents
4.3. Encode the
certificate
742
5. PROCESSING OF LICENSE TO OPERATE FOR TRAVEL AND TOURS
AGENCY
743
9. For Alien Personnel, valid visa from the Commission on Client
Immigration and Deportation and the proper permit from the
Department of Labor and Employment (1photocopy)
744
5.Certificate 5.1. Endorse to the None 30 minutes Licensing Officer
Signed by the Mayor’s office for
Mayor signature of the
mayor
5.2. Approve/sign 5 days Office of the Mayor
the certificate
5.3. Office of the
Mayor releases the
signed certification.
6. Claim the 6. Call the None 5 minutes Licensing Officer
Certificate or establishment for
License. release
TOTAL Refer to City 5 days,1 hour
Ordinance No. & 10 minutes
1434 Section 106
745
CEBU
HOSPITALIZATION
ASSISTANCE AND
MEDICINES PROGRAM
(CHAMP)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
746
1. PROVISION OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR HOSPITAL BILL AND
LABORATORY / DIAGNOSTIC AND OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES
Provision of financial assistance for in-patient from any participating government hospitals and
private institutions. Financial assistance to client with laboratory needs and other special procedures,
in any accredited government and private hospitals which signify to honor and accept the Letter of
Authority.
747
2. Submit herself / 2.1. Gather data from None 10 mins INTERVIEWER
himself for interview the client for social
case Summary Report
748
2. PROVISION OF REIMBURSEMENT OF HOSPITAL BILL EXPENSES
(SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS)
749
3. Submit herself / 3.1. Gather data from None 15 mins Interviewer
himself for interview the client for social
case Summary Report
750
and the signature of
the authorize officers
Stage 2
6. Wait for the Refer to the Citizen’s None 1 day and 14 City
processing ang Charter of concerned minutes Administrator
releasing of financial offices: Office of the City
assistance 6.1. Signing of ORAS Administrator
(Obligation Request
and Status):
Office of the City
Administrator
6.2. Pre-audit and 20 days Assigned
indexing: Auditor
Office of the City Office of the City
Accountant Accountant
751
(CTO) to claim the Refer to the Citizen’s CTO
cheque Charter of City
Treasurer’s Office
(CTO)
5 days, 1 hour
1st Stage
and 45 minutes
Total none
nd 30 days, 1 hour
2 Stage
and 57 minutes
752
CIVIL SECURITY
OFFICE
(CSU)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
753
1. CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATION FOR CRIMES/ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES THAT
OCCURRED WITHIN THE PREMISES OF CEBU CITY HALL & ITS
SATELLITE OFFICES
This service refers to the process of conducting investigation on crimes/illegal activities that
occurred within the departments/offices or within the vicinity or premises of the Cebu City
Hall and its satellite offices.
754
3.2 Prepare report to be None Chief, CSU
submitted to the Office of
the City Administrator and
the Office of the Mayor
4. Receive copy of 4.1 Submit report to the None 20 minutes Civil Service Unit
the incident report Office of the City personnel
Administrator and the
Office of the Mayor
4.2 Furnish copy of the None 2 hours
report to the client
3 days, 6 hours
TOTAL None
and 27 minutes
755
2. POSTING OF DOCUMENTS AT THE CITY HALL BULLETIN BOARD
This service refers to the posting of documents such as Notices of hearings, Notices of
vacancy, Invitation to Bid, Petition of Administrative Declaration of Minor for adoption and
Petition for Naturalization.
756
3. PROVISION OF ACCESS THRU VIEWING OF CCTV CAMERA RECORDS
Ensure the security of lives and property by tracking and viewing the movements of people
inside and outside Cebu City Hall
757
4. PROVISION OF SECURITY TO FOREIGN DIGNITARIES/VIP
Provide safety and security for Foreign Dignitaries/VIP
758
INTERNAL SERVICES
759
2. POSTING OF PERSONNEL AT AREA NEAR BIOMETRIC
MACHINE/BUNDY CLOCK
This service refers to the provision of CSU personnel to be stationed near the Biometric
Machine and/or Bundy Clock as per request of the different departments/offices of Cebu City
Hall in order to maintain peace and order and to ensure that no employee will fall in line
before the end of office hours.
760
3. PROVISION OF SECURITY PERSONNEL FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS
AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE DISTRIBUTION
Provision of personnel to ensure peace and order and safety around the area during
special occasions and financial assistance distribution.
761
COMMISSION ON
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
PREVENTION
(COSAP)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
762
1. ASSISTANCE IN THE CREATION, REVITALIZATION, AND
STRENGTHENING OF THE BARANGAY ANTI-DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION
(BADAC)
Activate CBDRP (Community Based Drug Rehabilitation Program) of all barangays in Cebu
City and minimize the use of illegal drugs
763
2. ASSISTANCE THRU REFERRAL TO DIFFERENT DRUG REHAB FACILITY
COSAP will assist in finding different drug rehab facilities for Cebu City Constituents,
voluntarily or with court order who are high-risk drug dependent that needs to undergo In-
patient Rehabilitation.
764
3. CONDUCT OF MANDATORY AND RANDOM DRUG TEST TO CEBU CITY
GOVERNMENT, BARANGAY EMPLOYEES AND LAW ENFORCERS
ASSIGNED IN CEBU CITY.
An activity wherein all Cebu City Government employees undergo a drug screening test
(random/mandatory), in compliance with City Ordinance No. 1829 to read as: ‘’An Ordinance
Mandating Officials and Employees of the Cebu City Government to Undergo Compulsory
Random Drug Testing.
765
4. FACILITATION OF PARENTS OR FAMILY MEMBERS WITH DRUG
PROBLEMS
Provide assistance to Cebu City Constituents to assess and orient the family members that
have problems with illegal drugs.
766
5. INFORMATION EDUCATION CAMPAIGN/ SEMINAR ON THE ILL EFFECTS
OF DRUGS
A seminar facilitated by Cebu City Office for Substance Abuse Prevention (COSAP) to
educate the public especially the youth on the Ill-Effects of Substance Abuse
767
6. POST-REHAB SERVICE
After completing their Outpatient Rehabilitation Program and Community Based Drug
Rehabilitation Program under We Care/AGAK, PDLs and surrenderers are endorsed to After
Care Program under DSWS.
• PDL and
surrenderer, who
completed the 6
months session will
have certificate of
completion and
graduation
ceremony while the
Cebu City
Employees, will only
be given certificate
of completion.
2. Proceed to After- 2. Endorse PDL None 30 minutes Executive Director,
Care program with graduates to After We Care
livelihood/education/ Care Program of Coordinator and
skills training DSWS. Plea Bargain
assistance Coordinator.
• Endorsement
letter will be given
to PDL and
768
surrenderer for the
After Care
Program of
DSWS.
• Cebu City
Employees who
completed the 6
months intervention
are not required to
attend the After Care
Program of DSWS.
2 days and 30
Total None
minutes
769
7. PROVISION OF INFORMATION MATERIALS
Provide flyers and booklets to requesting agencies for a symposium to raise awareness
about how illegal drugs can affect someone's life.
770
8. REGISTRATION FOR COMMUNITY BASED DRUG REHABILITATION
PROGRAM (CBDRP)
The community-based drug rehabilitation program is an integrated model for helping drug
users with mild severity of addiction. It’s a three (3) months intervention intended for drug
surrenderers.
771
9. REGISTRATION FOR OUT-PATIENT REHABILITATION (AGAK/WE CARE
PROGRAM)
772
Care
773
10. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND MEMBERSHIP TO THE CEBU CITY
ANTI-DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL (CADAC)
Assist in the capacity and competency development of and provide technical assistance to
the Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Councils such as: creation/ revitalization of BADAC, creation
of BAT (BADAC Auxiliary Team), advice/guidance on POP (Peace and Order Programs)
planning and budgeting etc.
4 hours and
Total None
15 minutes
774
COMMUNITY SCOUTS
EXTERNAL SERVICES
775
1. SOCIAL WELFARE SEVICES
Provision of the welfare and protection of the children in accordance with their rights and
best interests.
776
3.4 Discuss the
current situation
4. Understand the 4. Prepare Voluntary None 1 Hour Social Worker
Agreement Agreement / Officer 1
Contract between DSWS
the Parents and
Community Scouts
5. Sign the Contract 5.1. Read the
agreement
5.2. Translate the
agreement into
Bisaya dialect if
needed.
5.3. Finalize the
Contract
6. Admission of the Child 6. Receive the Child None 2 Minutes Social Worker
Officer 1
DSWS
1 Day, 4
TOTAL None Hours and
32 Minutes
777
CULTURAL
HISTORICAL AFFAIRS
OFFICE
(CHAO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
778
1. CONDUCT ART, CHORALE AND CULTURAL DANCE WORKSHOP
CHAO provides various workshop to interested group institutions, barangay and government
agencies. The workshop may introduce a new idea, inspire participants to further explore it
on their own, or may illustrate and promote actual process practice. It is a great way to teach
hands-on skills as it gives learners an opportunity to try out new methods and fail in a safe
environment.
Art workshop helps children with the development of motor skills, language skills, social
skills, decision-making, risk-taking, and inventiveness.
Chorale workshop - Give singers individual attention, focus on specific issues, give
themselves a change, and encourage choir recruitment
Dance Workshop- to broaden their experience, step outside their comfort zones, make
connections and discover new ways to move and create.
779
2.Take note of the 2. Schedule the time None 5 minutes Section In Charge
schedule/ time and and date of the
date of the orientation orientation on the
approved request
letter
3. Attend the meeting 3.Conduct meeting None Section In Charge
and orientation and orientation
780
2. CONDUCT SEMINAR ON CREATING BARANGAY PROFILE
Provide orientation on how to formulate and write cultural and historical barangay profile.
The Barangay Profiling System is responsible for an effective and efficient approach for
barangay employees and residents. It will help them accomplish task faster and also it
eliminates the need of a large staff. It will provide profile-based information on residents.
781
Registry Section
Personnel
4. Assist cultural 4. Conduct Cultural None 1 day Resource Person
mappers for queries Mapping Seminar
5. Wait for update 5. Collection of the None 1 day Heritage
Barangay Profile Preservation and
Output after the Cultural
seminar Properties
Registry Section
Personnel
4 days, 5 hours
TOTAL None
and 18 minutes
782
3. ESTABLISHMENT OF A LOCAL REGISTRY OF CULTURAL PROPERTIES
Facilitates requests for demolition of old Heritage Structures within the City of Cebu. The
registry is expected to increase awareness of cultural heritage, especially in local
communities, and facilitate the protection, preservation, and conservation of cultural property
17 days and 41
TOTAL None
minutes
783
4. PRESERVATION OF HERITAGE SITES/STRUCTURES IN THE CITY OF
CEBU
Coordinate with Cebu City Building Official on ascertainment if structures affected by proposed
building constructions/renovation are proclaimed heritage structures in pursuant to the
granting of Building/ Renovation Permit by the said office.
784
5. PROVISION OF ASSISTANCE TO VARIOUS PROGRAMS OF ARTISTS,
ART ORGANIZATIONS, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
(NGO), PEOPLE’S ORGANIZATIONS (PO)
In adherence to its mandate, CHAO provides assistance to artists, arts organization, NGOs,
POs through its various programs. Each year, CHAO partners with different instrumentalities
of the government, private individuals and institutions to achieve this goal. CHAO define its
thrusts and priorities anchored on:
1. Program on Culture and Sustainable Development;
2. Program on Creativity and Artistic Development; and
3. Program on Unique Cebuano Identity.
Accordingly, interested individuals or groups may access CHAO assistance by submitting
letter requests addressed to the Division Chief three (3) months before the intended date of
implementation of projects or events.
785
1.6 Review the None 1 day Section In
Request Summaries charge
and provide
recommendation
1.7 Approve or None 1 day Community
Disapprove the Affairs Officer
recommendation IV-Division Head
2. Receive approval or 2.1 Send approval/ None 1 hour Driver 1 and
disapproval letter thru hand disapproval letter Administrative
carry delivery or via e-mail thru hand carry Officer V
and take note of the delivery or via e-mail
schedule 2.2 Make schedule None Administrative
for orientation Officer V
seminar on those
approve request
3. Attend the Orientation 3. Provide None 1 day Administrative
seminar Orientation seminar Assistant II
on those approved Planning
request Division
5 days, 1 hour
TOTAL None
and 3 minutes
786
6. SUPERVISION OF MUSEUM AS VENUE FOR VARIOUS ACTIVITIES
Use of Museum for the conduct of activities, exhibits, borrowing of museum materials,
artifacts, paintings, busts and other items. The traditional role of museums is to collect
objects and materials of cultural, religious and historical importance, preserve them,
research into them and present them to the public for the purpose of education and
enjoyment. These museums help to preserve and promote our cultural heritage. Museums
are a storehouse of old artefacts, sculptures, objects, history etc. It is through these activities
that the public will become educated and well informed of the events of the past.
Office or Division: Cultural and Historical Affairs Office (CHAO) Museum Section
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2C-Government to Citizen
G2G-Government to Government
Who may avail: Private & Public Entities
Public in General
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
For Museum Exhibits: Requestor
1. Letter Request
2. Valid ID
3. Profile of NGO/PO
4. Artists group or organization
5. Theme of Exhibit Catalogue
6. Short biography of the artist
7. Detailed program of activity
For Borrowing of Museum Items: Requestor
1. Letter Request
2. Requisition Slip for materials to be
borrowed
3. Detailed Program of Activity
For Museum Group Tour: Requestor
1. Formal Letter Request
2. Time of Museum visit
3. Profile of Museum visitors
(children/adults)
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
A. For Museum Exhibit: 1.1. Receive letter of None 3 minutes Administrative
request and log the Officer V
1.Submit Letter of communication Admin office
Request to Cultural and 1.2 Forward letter of None Administrative
Historical Affairs Office request to the Officer V
(CHAO) Museum Section to Admin office
check availability of
venue and plotting of
schedule
1.3 Check availability None 5 minutes Museum
of the venue Researcher II
787
1.4 Plots the schedule None Museum
of the events Researcher II
1.5. Submit to Head of None Museum
Cultural and Historical Researcher II
Affairs Office (CHAO)
for approval or
disapproval of the
request
1.6. Approve or None 4 hours Community
disapprove the letter Affairs Officer
of request IV-Division
Head
2. Take note of the 2.1 Inform the None 5 minutes Museum
schedule of the event and requestor the status of Researcher II
read the guidelines on the the letter of request
proper way to use the thru phone call or
Museum email
2.2 Send a copy of None Museum
the guidelines on Researcher II
proper way to use the
Museum thru email
3. Attend actual Conduct 3. Supervise the None 5 days Museum
of Museum Exhibit actual conduct of Researcher
Museum activities II/Organizer
B.) Borrowing of
Museum Materials,
Artifacts, Paintings,
Busts and Other Items
788
IV-Division
Head
789
2. Take note of the action 2.1 Inform requestor None 5 minutes Museum
taken by the agency on of action taken if the Researcher II
the request and read the letter of request is
guidelines on the proper sent thru email
way to use of Museum 2.2 Furnish copy of None Museum
the guidelines on Researcher II
proper way to use the
Museum thru email
provided
3. Attend Actual Group 3. Supervise the None 1 day Museum
Tour actual conduct of Researcher
Group Tour II/Organizer
A. For Museum
Exhibit
A.) 5 days, 4
hours and
B. Borrowing of 13 minutes
Museum Materials, B.) 5 hours
Artifacts, Paintings, and 33
TOTAL Busts and Other None minutes
Items
C.) 5 days, 4
C. Museum Group hours and
Tour 13 minutes
790
DIVISION FOR THE
WELFARE OF THE
URBAN POOR
(DWUP)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
791
1. BENEFICIARY SELECTION PROCESS
To effectively execute the statutory and moral mandate of providing realizable housing
opportunities to those who need it the most
792
2. Compile & Submit 2.1 Receive the required None 1 hour Community
required documents documents including Affairs Assistant
certificate of NO LAND II
HOLDINGS & NOT A
BENEFICIARY OF ANY
GOVT SOCIALIZED
HOUSING DWUP-
2.2 Endorse Fact Finding 10 minutes Community
Report and applicant Development
requirements to Section
Beneficiary Screening Unit
for checking & validation
and documents
2.3 Endorse the 1 hour
documents with validated
checklist to the LOCAL
HOUSING BOARD
Beneficiary Screening
Committee Secretariat;
then calls the applicant for
an interview
2.4 LHB-BSC prepare the 1 hour
Beneficiary Approval
Resolution then endorses
to the Local Housing Board
for approval of final
resolution to grant
applicant a home lot
2.5 BSC Secretariat None 30 minutes
transmit the LHB resolution
duly approved and signed
by the mayor to DWUP-
Community Organizing
including the BSC
Resolution
2.6 Prepare the Certificate 30 minutes Administrative
of Entitlement and Lot Officer II
Award based on the
approved BSC and LHB DWUP-
Resolutions of the qualified Records Section
beneficiaries
3. Receive the CELA 3. Release the CELA None 5 minutes Community
Affairs Assistant
II
DWUP-
Community
Development
Section
1 day and 30
TOTAL None
minutes
793
2. CLEARING OF ILLEGAL STRUCTURE WITHIN THE SOCIALIZED
HOUSING SITE OF CEBU CITY
The conduct of clearing a structure within the Socialized Housing Site of Cebu City due to
encroachment or structure built by a non bonafide beneficiary
794
1.4 Community Worker 30 minutes Community Affairs
provide fact finding Assistant II
report
DWUP-
Community
Development
Section
1.5 Community None 30 days Community Affairs
Workers send Notice of Officer II
Violation three times
(3X) advising the DWUP- Land
alleged beneficiary/ ISF Investigation
to explain or remove Section
the encroached
structure
1st Notice
2nd Notice
3rd Notice
As per RA 7279,
Section 28(c.1)
1.6 If no appropriate 15 days Community Affairs
response or action by Officer II
the alleged party, then DWUP- Land
Land Investigation Investigation
Head endorse to Local Section
Housing Board the
documents asking for a Local Housing
resolution to clear the Board
illegal structure based
on findings and if
approved by LHB, to
issue Certificate of
Compliance
As per RA 7279,
Section 28
2. Receive the copy of 2. After receiving the None 1 hour Community Affairs
the implementation LHB resolution and Officer II
notice Certificate of
Compliance, DWUP DWUP- Land
endorse request to Investigation
PROBE for notice and Section
implementation
45 days, 5
TOTAL None hours and 5
minutes
795
3. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AFFECTED FAMILIES OF DEMOLITION
That should relocation not be possible within the said period, financial assistance in the amount
equivalent to the prevailing minimum daily wage multiplied by sixty (60) days shall be extended to
the affected families by the local government unit concerned as mandated by Republic Act 7279
796
1.5 Request for 10 minutes
Certificate of
Availability of Fund
at City Treasurer’s
Office
1.6 Endorse LHB 5 minutes
Resolution, CAB &
CAF to Sangguniang
Panglungsod for a
Resolution to
approve the financial
assistance thru SP
Committee
Chairman on
Housing
1.7 Once SP 15 minutes
Resolution is
received, Admin
Section prepare the
Obligation Request
Voucher for payroll
processing
1.8 Endorse the 10 minutes
Voucher to City
Budget for signature
1.9 Endorse the 10 minutes
voucher to
Accounting for audit
and approval
1.10 Then endorse 10 minutes
to CTO for cash
disbursement once
approved by audit
and signed by the
City Accountant
2. Prepare valid Coordinate with 10 minutes Administrative Aide III
identification to claim CTO and beneficiary
the financial assistance clients the schedule DWUP –
at City Treasurer’s of release for the Administrative Section
Office financial assistance
2 hours and
TOTAL None
25 minutes
797
4. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE FOR TEMPORARY ELECTRICAL PERMIT
CONNECTION – “LET THERE BE LIGHT PROGRAM”
To provide a certification for Temporary Electrical Connection to the urban poor constituents of the
City of Cebu under Socialized Housing Program and to the indigents of the city residing in private
lots in accordance to the criteria and requirements set (Executive Order 043 issued by the former
Mayor Michael L. Rama)
798
team for ocular
inspection if structure will
qualify as set in the
guidelines
2.4 Inspector conduct 2 hours
inspection and evaluates
the structure
2.5 Inspector submit the 3 minutes
inspection report to the
LTBL encoding staff
799
5. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF FULL PAYMENT
To issue certification as proof of full payment to the loan Program granted by the Cebu City
Government thru its Socialized Housing Program.
800
inspection II
2.6 Endorse 2 minutes DWUP-
certification to FMU Community
2.7 Informs via text or 5 minutes Development
call to submit all other
documents to FMU
3. Submit required 3.1 Check the None 15 minutes Administrativ
documents for the documents submitted e Aide VI
Issuance of Certificate of if complete and true
Full Payment to DWUP
Financial Monitoring 3.2 Prepare the 10 minutes Financial
Certification of Full Monitoring
payment
3.3 Endorse to the 5 minutes
authorized person for
approval & signature
4. Receives his/ her 4. Release the None 5 minutes Administrativ
Certificate of Full Certificate of Full e Aide VI
Payment Payment
DWUP
Financial
Monitoring
6 hours and
TOTAL NONE
17 minutes
801
6. ISSUANCE OF DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE
To facilitate Transfer Ownership (Title) to fully paid beneficiaries under the City’s Socialized
Housing Program
802
Opinion, LHB
Resolution, SP
Resolution & Deed of
Sale to City
Administrator for review
and countersign
2.7 Sign the Deed of 5 minutes City Mayor
Sale
3. Receive the Deed Release the Deed of None 5 minutes Community Affairs
of Sale Sale to the client and Assistant II
advises him/ her for the
succeeding procedures DWUP- Support
to process Transfer Services
Certificate of Title
1 hour and
TOTAL None
15minutes
803
7. ISSUANCE OF DWUP CERTIFICATION
A certification issued to the clients or association for various Purposes such as DHSUD
accreditation, Transfer Tax Exemption, Beneficiary Screening, House Repair approval,
Entry of construction materials and others relating to Socialized Housing Program.
804
INTERNAL SERVICE
805
Support Section Head Services
for logbook
1.8 Endorse all the None 3 minutes Community Affairs
accomplished forms to Assistant II
IT/ Records Section DWUP- Support
for encoding Services
1.9 IT furnish the 20 minutes Administrative Aide III
consolidated/
summary report with DWUP- IT/Records
the signature of the IT Section
encoder
1.10 Endorse the 20 minutes
Summary Report to
the Community
worker, Community
Development Section
Head, and Division
Chief for approval &
signature
2. Receive the Endorse the signed None 5 minutes Community Affairs
requested SOCIO and approved SOCIO Assistant II
ECO SURVEY ECO SURVEY
REPORT to the DWUP- Support
requesting party Services
7 hours and
TOTAL None
14 minutes
806
FORT SAN PEDRO
EXTERNAL SERVICES
807
1. COLLECTION OF ADMISSION FEES AND PARKING FEES
This service caters to students, local and foreign tourist who wants to visit and see the
historic site of Fort San Pedro. An entrance fee will be charged subject to the guidelines set
by the Cebu City Government.
808
2. OTHER SERVICES
2.1. VIDEOS AND PHOTOSHOOTS
Videos/documentary and photoshoots can be done at the Fort San Pedro grounds subject
to the guidelines set by the Cebu City Government.
809
3. RESERVATION OF VENUES FOR FUNCTIONS AND EVENTS
810
3.2. WALK-IN GUESTS/CLIENTS
Any individual or organization can use the Fort San Pedro grounds and its facilities subject to
the guidelines set by the Cebu City Government.
811
MARKET OPERATIONS
DIVISION
(MOD)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
812
1. ISSUANCE OF MARKET CERTIFICATION
813
2. Issuance of Special Market Activity Permit
Permission granted to those who intend to conduct special activities within the market vicinity
Office or Division: Market Operation Division
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Those who want to conduct special activities and/or promotions in
the premises of Cebu City Markets such as sampling and selling of
product, signage and billboard posting, flier/brochure distribution,
among others
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter of Intent addressed to: Applicant
Irvin A. Cabales
Market Administrator
Market Operations Division
Cebu City
2. Sketch Map/Area of Activity approved by the Applicant
Market Unit in charge where the special
activity will be conducted
3. Business Permit in Cebu City or City Treasurer’s Office
DTI/SEC Certificate Department of Trade & Industry/
Securities & Exchange Commission
4. Official Receipt for Special Market Activity City Treasurer’s Office
Permit Fee
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS FEES TO BE PAID
TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit letter 1. 1. Assess None 4 minutes Administrative
of intent to the submitted letter of Staff
Administrative intent
Staff 1.2. Interview client
as to purpose of
activity and specific
details such as date,
time and area of
activity
2. Get and fill in 2. Issue Special None 1 minute Administrative
Special Market Market Activity Staff
Activity Permit Permit Application
Application Form to applicant
Form
3. Submit duly 3. Review and pre- None 5 minutes Market Unit In-
accomplished approve the Special charge
Special Market Market Activity
Activity Permit Permit Application
Form with Form by affixing
sketch map his/her signature in
where the the Market unit in
activity will be charge column
conducted to
the Market unit
814
in charge
4. Pay special 4. Issue official P20.00 per hour 10 minutes CTO Collector
market activity receipt of the assigned at MOD
permit fee to amount paid
City Treasurers
Office
5. Submit pre- 5.1. Receive and None 5 minutes Market Unit In-
approved assess the charge
Special Market submitted
Activity Permit application form and
Application requirements
Form together 5.2. Forward Special
with the Letter Market Activity
of Intent, Permit form and
Business Permit requirements to the
in Cebu City or Market Administrator
DTI/SEC
5.3. Approve and None 5 minutes Market
Certificate,
sign the Special Administrator
Sketch Map and
Market Activity
Official Receipt
Permit
to
Administrative
Staff of
Administrative
Section
6. Receive the 6. Release the None 1 minute Administrative
approved approved Special Staff
Special Market Market Activity
Activity Permit Permit
TOTAL P20.00/hour 31 minutes
815
3. RELEASE OF CONFISCATED ITEMS
Release of goods and/or items confiscated by the enforcement team of Market Operations
Division
816
MOD
817
9. Present the 9. Assess approved None 10 Minutes Guard on Duty/
confiscation certificate and signed Warehouse In-
and request for confiscation certificate Charge
release form signed and request for
by Market release form
Administrator
10. Claim confiscated 10. Release None 30 minutes Guard on Duty/
item at warehouse confiscated item Warehouse In-
Charge
a. P500.00 a. 2 hours &
19 minutes
TOTAL
b. None b. 6 hours & 9
minutes
818
4. RENEWAL OF CONTRACT OF LEASE
Written agreement through which the City of Cebu conveys renewal of possession and
occupancy of stallholders for a period and for specified rent of any portion of its market
buildings, stalls or spaces
819
regulations stated in
the contract
6. Review, sign 6.1. Receive, review None 15 minutes In- Charge
and submit 3 and sign the contract Personnel
copies of the 6.2. Forward contract None 5 days (1) Market Unit
contract to market (signed by stallholder) in Charge,
unit in-charge to (1) Market Unit in (2) Market
Charge, (2) Market Administrator
Administrator and (3) and;
City Administrator for (3) City
signature Administrator
6.3. Notarize contract (Refer to City 1 day Assigned City
of lease Attorney’s rate for Attorney
notarial fee)
7. Receive new 7. Release new and None 1 minute Assigned
contract of lease notarized lease Releasing
contract Personnel
TOTAL P115.00 plus 6 days, 2
notarial fee hours & 2
minutes
820
OFFICE OF THE
MUSLIM AFFAIRS AND
INDIGENOUS
CULTURAL
COMMUNITIES
(OMAICC)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
821
1. CONDUCT OF FEEDING PROGRAM IN VARIOUS MUSLIM COMMUNITIES
The office promotes Health and Nutrition Program for the Muslim communities.
Office or Division: Office of the Muslim Affairs and Indigenous Cultural Communities
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: All Muslim communities
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter Request addressed to OMAICC Prepared by the requestor
Office Head
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Feeding Program
1. Submit the letter 1.1. Receive the None 2 minutes Receiving Officer
request at the letter request
OMAICC Office
1.2. Verify the None 30 minutes Office Head
request
1.3. Discuss with the None 30 minutes Office Head
office staff about the
necessary
preparations
1.4. Coordinate with None 1 day Office Staff
barangay officials
1 day, 5 hours
Total None
and 2 minutes
822
2. CONDUCT OF MEDICAL MISSION IN VARIOUS MUSLIM COMMUNITIES
The office aims to reach out to less privileged Muslim individuals who are in need of basic
medical care and treatment.
Office or Division: Office of the Muslim Affairs and Indigenous Cultural Communities
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: All Muslim communities
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter Request addressed to OMAICC Office Prepared by the requestor
Head
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the letter 1.1. Receive the letter None 2 minutes Receiving Officer
request at the request
OMAICC Office 1.2. Verify the request None 30 minutes Office Head
1.3. Discuss with the None 1 hour Office Head
office staff about the
necessary
preparations
1.4. Coordinate with None 1 day Office Head
PHN for medical
supplies
1.5. Seek for None 7 days Office Head
volunteer doctor/s
from private/ gov’t.
sector
1.6. Prepare the None 1 day Office Staff
venue and materials a
day before the
medical mission
2. Participate to the 2. Conduct the None 6 hours Office Staff w/
program medical mission Medical
Volunteers
Total None 9 day, 7 hours
and 32 minutes
823
3. ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATION FOR MARRIAGE, TRIBE AND/OR
RELIGION
The office provides Certification to the Balik-Islam and Muslim individuals who cannot secure
marriage/ tribal and religion certificate for legal or other purposes.
Office or Division: Office of the Muslim Affairs and Indigenous Cultural Communities
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: All Muslim Individuals
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter Request addressed to OMAICC Office Head Prepared by the requestor
2. Affidavit of 2 disinterested persons (duly notarized) Notary Public
3. Photocopy of Proof of identification Prepared by the requestor
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the letter 1.1. Receive the letter None 2 minutes Receiving officer
request and required request and
documents at the requirements
OMAICC Office 1.2. Verify the None 10 minutes Receiving officer
submitted documents
2. Claim the requested 2.1. Prepare the None 15 minutes Office Staff
certificate requested certificate
2.2. Approve the None 1 hour Office Head
requested Certificate
2.3. Release the None 15 minutes Office Staff
requested certificate
2.4. File a copy of the None 1 minute Office Staff
released certificate
Total 1 hour and 43
None
minutes
824
4. PROVISION OF ASSISTANCE FOR OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS IN
ARABIC- ENGLISH TRANSLATION
The office provides assistance to our Overseas Filipino Workers who need help in Arabic-
English translation.
Office or Division: Office of the Muslim Affairs and Indigenous Cultural Communities
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Mosque located in Cebu City
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter Request addressed to OMAICC Office Prepared by the requestor
Head
2. Photocopy of documents Complied by the requestor
3. Proof of Identity Complied by the requestor
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
AGENCY ACTIONS
CLIENT STEPS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the letter 1.1. Receive and None 5 minutes Receiving Officer
request and required verify the letter
documents request and the
required documents
1.2. Approve the None 10 minutes Office Head
request
1.3. Assign personnel None 5 minutes Office Staff
to translate the
document
1.4. Translate the None 1 day Translator
document submitted
1 day and 25
Total None
minutes
825
5. PROVISION OF ASSISTANCE IN SECURING THE PERMIT FOR THE
CONDUCT OF MUSLIM CULTURAL EVENTS
The office assists the individuals or organizations who are organizing Muslim Cultural
event/s in securing the permit from the Local Government Unit.
Office or Division: Office of the Muslim Affairs and Indigenous Cultural Communities
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Muslim Individuals or organizations in Cebu City
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter Request addressed to OMAICC Office Prepared by the requestor
Head
2. Photocopy of SEC Registration (if Complied by the requestor
applicable)
3. Barangay Certificate Respective Barangay of the Mosque where
the individual/ organization is located
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the 1.1. Receive and None 5 minutes Receiving Officer
requirements for verify the required OMAICC
processing of the documents
request 1.2 Prepare None 15 minutes Office Staff
endorsement of the OMAICC
request to the Office
of the Mayor
1.3. Approve the None 1 day Office Head
endorsement of the OMAICC
request
1.4. Forward the None Office Staff
endorsement of the OMAICC
request together
with the submitted
documents to the
Office of the Mayor
for approval
2. Wait for the approval 2.1. Receive the None 1 day Receiving Officer
from the Office of the endorsement letter Office of the
Mayor and supporting Mayor
documents from the
OMAICC
2.2. Approve the Mayor or his
request authorized
representative
Office of the
Mayor
2.3. Get the None 35 minutes Office Staff
approved request OMAICC
and permit from the
Office of the Mayor
826
3. Claim the requested 3.1. Release the None 3 minutes Office Staff
permit approved document/ OMAICC
permit
3.2. File a copy of None 2 minutes Office Staff
the approved permit OMAICC
2 days and 1
Total None
hour
827
6. PROVISION OF BURIAL ASSISTANCE FOR TRANSPORTATION AND
PROCESSING OF TRAVEL DOCUMENTS
The office gives assistance to the family in transporting the cadaver to the cemetery and
processing of travel documents if transporting the cadaver to another municipality/ city.
Office or Division: Office of the Muslim Affairs and Indigenous Cultural Communities
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: All Muslim Individuals
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter Request addressed to OMAICC Prepared by the requestor
Office Head
2. Death Certificate, if traveling to another Cebu City Health Department
municipality/city
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit letter 1.1. Receive and verify None 5 minutes Receiving Officer
request and the letter request and
supporting supporting document
document at the 1.2. Assist the family in None 2 hours Receiving Officer
OMAICC Office processing the death
certificate
1.3. Contact Department None 15 minutes Office Staff
of General Services
(DGS) for the request of
vehicle (for
transportation)
1.3. Approve the request None 1 hour Department of
for vehicle General Services
(DGS)
1.4. Receive None 20 minutes Receiving Officer
confirmation on the
availability of vehicle
from the dispatch team
of DGS-ERRMM
2. Receive 2.1. Inform the client on None 10 minutes Office Staff
notification on the the status of the request
status of the request 2.2. Coordinate with the None 15 minutes Office Staff
and the details of assigned driver and the
the assigned vehicle requestor for the
and driver dispatch of the vehicle
on the scheduled date
4 hours and 5
Total None
minutes
828
OFFICE OF THE
SENIOR CITIZENS
AFFAIRS (OSCA)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
829
1. ISSUANCE OF PURCHASE SLIP/ BOOKLET FOR MEDICINE/
GROCERY
Provision of Purchase Booklet to Senior Citizens for the right information about the
privileges and discounts of Senior Citizens as stated in RA 9994
830
2. ISSUANCE OF SENIOR CITIZEN IDENTIFICATION CARD (ID)
831
3. Receive the 3.1. Issue the claim slip and None 1 minute ID Encoder
OSCA ID Claim Slip inform client of the Office of the
schedule for the release of Senior Citizen’s
the ID Card Affair
3.2. Prepare and type None 5 minutes ID Encoder
information on the ID Card Office of the
Senior Citizen’s
Affair
3.3. Have the ID Card None 2 days ID Encoder
printed and signed by the Office of the
OSCA Head Senior Citizen’s
Affair
4. Return to OSCA 4. Release the ID card and None 2 minutes Releasing Clerk
on the schedule record it in the logbook Office of the
date to claim the Senior Citizen’s
ID card Affair
2 Days and 20
TOTAL None
Minutes
832
3. PROVISION OF BURIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE SENIOR
CITIZEN WORLD WAR II VETERANS
Provision of Burial Assistance as grant to the beneficiary of the deceased qualified
Senior Citizen World War II Veterans in Cebu City as stated in Cebu City Ordinance
No. 1686
833
1. Get Application 1.1. Provide an None 2 minutes
Form for Burial application form to the Administrative
Assistance for Senior applicant Aide
Citizen World War II 1.2. Advise applicant to Office of the
Veteran attach the needed Senior Citizen’s
requirements Affair
2. Submit the duly 2.1. Verify and review the None 2 minutes Administrative
accomplished application form and the Officer/Assistant
application form attached Office of the
with the required requirements Senior Citizen’s
documents Affair
2.2. Keep photocopy of None 1 minute Administrative
all documents submitted Aide
by the applicant Office of the
Senior Citizen’s
Affair
2.3. Prepare Obligation None 5 minutes Administrtative
Request and Status Officer/Assistant
(ORS) and Disbursement Office of the
Voucher (DV) Senior Citizen’s
Affair
3.1.1. Office of the City None 1 day and 14 Office of the City
Administrator minutes Administrator
3.1.2. Office of the City None 55 minutes office of the City
Budget Budget
None 5 days and Office of the City
3.2. Pre-audit, index and 7hours Accountant
process voucher
834
1 day, 5 hours
and 35
minutes
3.3.2 Office of the City None 1 day and 14 Office of the City
Administrator minutes Administrator
None 5 days, 2
3.4. Issue Check hours and 10
minutes
Refer to the Citizen’s
Charter of the following
offices:
Office of the City
3.4.1. Office of the City Treasurer
Treasurer
3.4.2. Office of the City Office of the City
Administrator Administrator
4. Get notification 4. Inform applicant/ None 1 minute Releasing-in-
on the schedule of claimant on the scheduled Charge
check release and date of check release Office of the City
proceed to the Treasurer
Office of the City
Treasurer to claim
the check on the
scheduled date
5. Sign the 5. Let the claimant sign None 1 minute Releasing-in-
Disbursement the Disbursement Voucher Charge
Voucher (DV) Office of the City
Treasurer
5. Receive the 6. Release the check to None 1 minute Releasing-in-
check from the the claimant Charge
City Treasurer’s Office of the City
Office Treasurer
15 Days and
TOTAL
None 21 Minutes
835
4. PROVISION OF CASH AWARD TO CENTENARIANS
Provision of Cash Award to Qualified Senior Citizens who reached the age of One
Hundred (100) years old
836
Office of the
Senior Citizen’s
Affair
1.6. Prepare Obligation None 5 minutes Administrative
Request and Status Officer/
(ORAS) / Disbursement Assistant
Voucher (DV) Office of the
Senior Citizen’s
Affair
2. Wait for the Refer to the Citizen’s None 55 minutes Officer-in-
processing of Charter of the following charge
voucher offices: Office of the City
Budget
2.1. Office of the City
Budget
(Certification of
Appropriation Balance)
837
4. Receive the 4.1 Deliver the check to the None 1 day Officer-in-
check for residence of the applicant/ Charge/ Social
Centenarian Cash claimant Worker from
Award Senior Citizen’s
Unit
Department of
Social Welfare
Services,
Executive
Director
Office of the
Senior Citizen’s
Affair
4.2. Let applicant /claimant None 1 minute Officer-in-
sign the Disbursement Charge/ Social
Voucher (DV) Worker from
Senior Citizen’s
Unit
Department of
Social Welfare
Services,
Executive
Director
Office of the
Senior Citizen’s
Affair
4.3. Release check to the None 1 minute Officer-in-
applicant/ Charge/ Social
claimant Worker from
Senior Citizen’s
Unit
Department of
Social Welfare
Services,
Executive
Director
Office of the
Senior Citizen’s
Affair
39 Days, 1
TOTAL None hour and 23
Minutes
838
5. PROVISION OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO SENIOR CITIZENS
Provision of Financial Assistance as grant to Qualified Senior Citizens in Cebu City as
stated in Cebu City Ordinance No. 2453.
2. Submit the duly 2.1. Verify and review the None 2 minutes Administrative
accomplished application form and the Officer/Assistant
application form attached Office of the
with the required requirements Senior Citizen’s
documents Affair
3. Get the 3.1. Issue None 2 minutes Administrative
acknowledgeme acknowledgement Slip Aide
nt slip issued by Office of the
OSCA Senior Citizen’s
personnel Affair
3.2. Encode None 5 minutes Administrative
information in the Aide
Financial Assistance Office of the
database and keep Senior Citizen’s
documents in file Affair
839
payroll (Regular, Bedridden Office of the
processing Cash Card Payroll Senior Citizen’s
and Cash Card Finders) Affair
4.2. Print payroll None 2 days Administrative
Officer/Assistant
Office of the
Senior Citizen’s
Affair
4.3. Sign payroll by OSCA None 1 day Executive
Head Director
Office of the
Senior Citizen’s
Affair
4.4. Sign payroll by DSWS None 2 days Officer-in-Charge
Head Department of
Social Welfare
Services
4.5. Prepare Obligation None 1 day Administrative
Request and Status Officer/Assistant
(ORAS) and Summary of Office of the
Payroll Senior Citizen’s
Affair
STAGE 2
4.6. Sign Obligation None 1 day and 14 City Administrator
Request and Status minutes Office of the City
(ORAS) Administrator
840
4.11. Prepare None 1 day Executive
scheduled/date of Director
distribution Office of the
4.12. Prepare Senior Citizen’s
departments’ area of Affair
assignment
5. Receive the 5.1. Deliver the cash to the None 1 day Disbursing
cash for residence of the applicant/ Officer
Financial claimant Office of the City
Assistance on Treasurer
scheduled date 5.2. Validate the required None 2 minutes Disbursing
documents presented for Officer
authenticity Office of the City
Treasurer
5.3. Let the None 1 minute Disbursing
applicant/claimant sign the Officer
payroll Office of the City
Treasurer
5.4. Release the cash to None 1 minute Disbursing
the applicant/ claimant Officer
Office of the City
Treasurer
6 Days, 1
1ST STAGE None Hour and 13
Minutes
TOTAL
19 Days, 4
2ND STAGE None Hours and 4
Minutes
841
6. REPLACEMENT OF SENIOR CITIZEN’S IDENTIFICATION CARD
(ID)
842
PARKS AND
PLAYGROUNDS
COMMISSION
EXTERNAL SERVICES
843
1. REQUEST FOR THE USE OF PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS
Caters to the request on the use of Plaza Independencia, Fuente Osmeña, Senior Citizen’s
Park and Plaza Sugbo/Cebu City Hall Grounds
4. Attend meeting 4.1 Discuss the Park None 30 Minutes Engr. Editha D.
with the Parks and and Playgrounds Peros
Playground Head for rules and regulation Parks and
discussion of Park Playgrounds
and Playground rules Head)
and regulations as
844
well as the intention 4.2 Discuss client’s None Engr. Editha D.
of holding event. option as to the Peros
manner of payment. Parks and
(Payment of usage Playgrounds
can be waive if Head)
approve by the
Cebu City Counsel
or Cebu City Mayor
or advice the client
to pay the
corresponding fees
of usage)
4.3 Provide the None Engr. Editha D.
client a list of the Peros
rates per area and Parks and
the six (6) hours Playgrounds
maximum number of Head)
usage while the first
four (4) hours are
free of charge
5.1 Communicate the 5.1 Check if the None 3 Minutes Susan Guerra
manner of payment clients decide to ask Admin. Aide III
with Parks and for the waiver of
Playground fees by the Cebu
personnel City Council or Cebu
City Mayor, or if they
opted to pay the
usage fees
5.2 If opted to ask for 5.2 Receive the
the waiver of fees, approved waiver
client shall submit to
the Parks and
Playground
personnel the
Approved Waiver of
Fees from the Cebu
City Council or Cebu
City Mayor
5.3 If Client opted to 5.3 Receive Main & 1 Hour CTO Cashier
pay the Payment Magallanes Cebu City
corresponding fees, Pedestrian Treasurer Office
pay the fees to the Concourse:
cashier Php. 2,000-
5.4 Issue official Php 8,000
receipt on the
amount paid Legaspi
Obelisk;
Magsaysay
Monument,
Filipino-
Japanese
Memorial
Monument;
845
War Veterans
Monument :
Php. 500-
Php. 1,000
7. Waiting for the 7.1 Forward the None 15 Minutes Liason Officer
permit to be signed applied Permit to
Use Form with the
attached waiver or
official receipt to the
Parks and
Playground Head
for signature
7.2. Signed the None 10 Minutes Engr. Editha D.
Permit to Use Form Peros
by the Head of Parks and
Parks and Playgrounds
Playground Head
Commission
8.Receive the signed 8. Release the None 5 Minutes Susan Guerra
permit signed permit to the Admin. Aide III –
client Parks and
Playgrounds
Commission
Main &
Magallanes
Pedestrian
Concourse:
Php. 2,000-
Php 8,000
Legaspi
Obelisk;
Magsaysay
2 Days, 2
Monument,
TOTAL Hours, 21
Filipino-
Minutes
Japanese
Memorial
Monument;
War
Veterans
Monument:
Php. 500-
Php. 1,000
846
2. REQUEST FOR TRIMMING/PRUNING/BALL OUT OF TREES
4. Assist and Instruct 4.1 Performed actual None 2 Days Trimming Team
the Trimming Team Trimming of Trees
during actual 4.2 Clearing of the cut
Trimming of trees branches
6 Days, 5
TOTAL None
Minutes
847
INTERNAL SERVICES
2 Days, 5
Total None
Minutes
848
PEACE AND ORDER
PROGRAM
(POP)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
849
1. COMPLIANCE OF BPAT’S SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS FOR
PAYROLL PROCESSING
The Peace and Order Program was conceptualized to further promote the peace
development program of the city by fielding well trained, motivated, and skilled government
employees to assist Cebu City Police Office, Traffic, Cebu City Barangays, Emergency
Responders, and other Government Agencies in its pursuit of attaining a safe, orderly and
peaceful community.
850
2.5. Pre-listing (cash None 2 days Administrative
advance) at City Aide III
Treasurer’s Office City Treasurer’s
Office
3. Receive salary and 3.1. Release salary None 1 day Disbursing Officer
wages and wages City Treasurer’s
Office
9 Days, 8
TOTAL None Hours and 35
Minutes
851
2. RECEIVING EMERGENCY/CRIME REPORTS AND COMPLAINTS
VIA PHONE
The Peace and Order Program and the C3 (Command Control Center) was conceptualized
to further promote the peace development program of the city by fielding well trained,
motivated and skilled government employees to assist Cebu City Police Office, Traffic, Cebu
City Barangays, Emergency Responders, and other Government Agencies in its pursuit of
attaining a safe, orderly, and peaceful community.
09471780000
09325377770
Landline - 166
2621424
2627231
2627157
2627205
2. Report emergency, 2.1 Verify the validity None 2 minutes Base Control
crime and accident of the report/ Operators assigned
with the following complaint by shift 24/7/
details: 2.2 Call the proper None 2 minutes Administrative Aide
agency responder to Peace and Order
-name, address and report the incident/ Program (POP)
contact number. complaint
-Location, time and
nature of
report/ complaint
-Party/ies involved
-What assistance
needed?
852
3. Receive instruction, 3.1. Get instruction None 2 minutes Base Control
confirmation and from agency Operators assigned
action taken by the responder by shift 24/7/
agency responder Administrative Aide
Peace and Order
Program (POP)
Tanod
Barangay /
Police Officer
Police Station
3.2. Relay to None 2 minutes Base Control
caller/complainant the Operators assigned
action taken by shift 24/7/
Administrative Aide
Peace and Order
Program (POP)
TOTAL None 9 Minutes
853
PREVENTION
RESTORATION ORDER
BEAUTIFICATION
ENHANCEMENT
(PROBE)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
854
1. CLEARING OF ILLEGAL STRUCTURES AND/OR OBSTRUCTION OR
INFORMAL SETTLERS IN THE STREETS, SIDEWALKS, PARKS &
PLAZAS, 3-METER EASEMENT, RIVERBANKS AND OTHER PUBLIC
PLACES.
All public roads, streets, sidewalks, plazas, 3-meter easement, public places and
government owned property should be utilized to its use & purpose; and it must be free from
all forms of obstructions/encroachments per City Ordinance Nos. 1186 & 1481, RA No,
1273, Sec. 16 par 7 & 8 of PD No. 1067, RA No, 7279 and RA 9593
855
2.5. Approve the none 10 minutes Head of Office
investigation findings and PROBE
recommendations
2.6. Sign the
investigation findings and
recommendations
2.7. Endorse the none 30 minutes Liaison Staff
investigation report to PROBE
concern office for
comment/appropriate
action (if necessary)
2nd Stage
3. Wait for the 3.1. (Refer to the 12 days and 9 Personnel in-
appropriate action Citizen's Charter of minutes charge
taken by the concerned offices) DEPW
concerned office/s
DEPW – location survey,
road verification (for
Cebu City and Barangay
Streets)
OBO – verification 2 days, 2 Personnel in-
whether structure is legal hours and 25 charge
or illegal minutes OBO
DGS – verification 1 day, 4 hours Personnel in-
whether lot is and 15 charge
government owned or minutes DGS
donated
DWUP – socio economic 7 hours and 14 Personnel in-
survey on dwelling/ minutes charge
illegal settlers DWUP
DPWH – location survey,
road verification (for Refer to the Citizen’s Charter of
national roads) DPWH
DILG – for Memorandum
Circular 2019-121: Road Refer to the Citizen’s Charter of
Clearing DILG
3.2. Receive the none 1 minute Receiving in-
comment/ appropriate charge
action from other offices PROBE
3rd Stage
3.3. Endorse the none 30 minutes Liaison Staff
comment/ appropriate PROBE
action from other offices
with supporting
documents to City Legal
Office for legal opinion
3.4. Prepare Legal none 5 days Personnel In-
Opinion (Refer to the Charge
Citizen's Charter of City Legal Office
City Legal Office)
856
3.5. Receive the legal none 5 minutes Receiving in-
opinion from the City charge
Legal Office PROBE
3.6. Forward the legal
opinion to the Head of
Office
3.7. Draft a letter none 5 minutes Admin Officer
request for issuance of PROBE
clearing order to City
Admin Office
3.8. Approve the letter none 5 minutes Head of Office
request for issuance of PROBE
clearing order
3.9. Endorse the request none 30 minutes Liaison Officer
for issuance of clearing PROBE
order to the City Admin
Office
3.10. Issue Clearing none 3 days In-charge
Order (Refer to the City Admin.
Citizen's Charter of the Office
Office of the City
Administrator)
3.11. Receive the none 1 minute Receiving
Clearing Order Officer
PROBE
3.12. Issue the Notice to none 30 minutes Administrative
respondent to voluntarily Officer
vacate or remove illegal PROBE
structures
3.13. Serve the Notice none 4 hours Cluster
to respondent to supervisor
voluntarily vacate or PROBE
remove illegal structures
in accordance to the
provision of law
4. Receive a 4.1. Set a schedule for none 30 minutes Secretary
notification from clearing PROBE
PROBE in-charge on 4.2. Notify the none Cluster
the scheduled requesting party, supervisor
Clearing activity Barangay and PNP, PROBE
DPS, DSWS, CCAMO,
DVMF on the scheduled
Clearing activity
4.3. Conduct Clearing none 3 days Clearing Team,
Operation with other Cluster
offices as to their supervisor,
concern: Operation Head
DWUP - illegal informal and Head of
settlers for relocation site Office
DPS - Garbage PROBE
DSWS/CCAMO - minors,
illegal dwellers for
temporary shelter
857
DVMF - animal care and
protection
4.4. Prepare the none 1 hour MIG Operation
accomplishment report Supervisor
and reply letter to client Cluster
supervisor,
PROBE
4.5. Approve the none 10 minutes Head of Office
accomplishment report PROBE
and reply letter to client
4.6. Sign the
accomplishment report
and reply letter to client
5. Sign the receiving 5. Assist the receiver in none 30 minutes Liaison Staff
copy signing the receiving PROBE
copy
6. Receive the 6. Release the reply
Accomplishment letter to client
report and reply letter
to client
1 day, 4 hours
1st Stage and 54
minutes
16 days, 6
2nd Stage none hours and 4
minutes
Total
11 days, 7
3rd Stage hours and 56
minutes
30 days, 2
hours and 54
minutes
858
2. RELEASING OF CONFISCATED ITEMS
Informal traders/sidewalk vendors displaying their merchandise items in public roads,
streets, sidewalks, plaza, 3-meter easement, public places and government owned property
are violating the City Ordinance Nos. 1186 & 1481, RA No, 1273, Sec. 16 par 7 & 8 of PD
No. 1067, thus items are confiscated and stored at the viaduct warehouse of PROBE.
859
• Valid ID • Barangay
• COMELEC ID/ Certification &
Voter's Registration • Affidavit of
• Barangay Ownership
Certification & 4.2. Record payment
• Affidavit of details in the logbook
Ownership
5. Attend the 5.1. Conduct an none 1 hour Cluster
orientation/ seminar orientation/ seminar on supervisor/Facili
the violations/ sanctions tator PROBE
(every 1 pm)
5.2. Write a note in the 10 minutes
Temporary Receipt and
Releasing Form
indicating the attendance
of client in the
orientation/ seminar
5.3. Sign the Temporary None 5 minutes Operation Head
receipt and releasing or Head of
form for release of items Office PROBE
6. Received the signed 6. Release the signed None 2 minutes Releasing in-
temporary receipt and Temporary receipt and charge, PROBE
releasing form with releasing form with
official receipt official receipt to client
7. Present the signed 7.1. Receive the none 10 minutes Receiving -in-
Temporary Receipt and Temporary Receipt and charge,
Releasing Form with Releasing Form with PROBE
Official Receipt to Official Receipt
Warehouse in-charge 7.2. Record the
@ Viaduct SRP or T. Temporary receipt,
Padilla releasing form and
Official receipt details in
the logbook
7.3. Locate the
confiscated item
8. Receive the 8.1. Release the none 25 minutes
confiscated items confiscated item to the
client
8.2. Take picture of the
client receiving the items
9. Sign the logbook 9. Assist client in signing none 5 minutes
/ acknowledge receipt of
items in the logbook
2 hours and 48
Total 500.00
minutes
860
3. REGULATING INFORMAL TRADERS/SIDEWALK VENDORS
PROBE is directed to improve the situation of informal traders/sidewalk vendors in the City
of Cebu. Promote social justice and provide decency and dignity among the constituency
particularly the informal traders/sidewalk vendors (City Ordinance No. 2386)
861
INTERNAL SERVICES
PROBE is directed to enforce the closure of business establishments who failed to pay local
business tax, social amelioration tax, other charges and are operating without renewed
business permit which violates the provisions of the Revised Omnibus Tax Ordinance of
Cebu City.
862
2. Receive the 2. Endorse the closure none 30 minutes Liaison staff
Closure accomplishment report to PROBE
Accomplishment the BPLO - Office of the
Report Mayor
1 day, 5 hours
Total none and 46
minutes
863
2. ENFORCEMENT OF LIFTING ORDER OF CLOSED BUSINESS
ESTABLISHMENT
PROBE is directed to enforce the lifting order for business establishments who were able to
comply the provisions of the Revised Omnibus Tax Ordinance of Cebu City after the closure
was issued.
864
3. INSPECTION AND VERIFICATION OF SELECTED BUSINESS
ESTABLISHMENTS ENDORSED BY BPLO FOR POSSIBLE
OBSTRUCTIONS
Cebu City residents applying for business permit at BPLO shall be endorsed to PROBE
Office to ensure that the establishment of the applicant does not obstruct nor encroached in
the public road, streets, sidewalks, parks, plaza, 3-meter easement and in any government
owned property per City Ordinance Nos. 1186 & 1481, RA No, 1273, Sec. 16 par 7 & 8 of
PD No. 1067, RA No, 7279 and RA 9593
865
PUBLIC INFORMATION
OFFICE
(PIO)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
866
1. HANDLING OF COMPLAINTS AND REQUESTS
867
2. Receive the 2.1 Receive the status of None 5 minutes Receiving in-
notification on the complaints/requests from charge
status of the the concerned office &
complaints/ notify the complainant on
request the status of the
complaints/request
2.2 Note down/ log/ None 3 minutes Receiving in-
encode the action taken charge
on the complaint’s file
2.3 Accomplish None 3 minutes Receiving in-
complaints/ requests in a charge
folder according to
month/year
868
INTERNAL SERVICES
1 day and 9
Total None
minutes
869
2. PHOTO & VIDEO COVERAGE
Provide photo & video coverages to the different activities of the offices/departments of Cebu
City Government for documentation
870
3. MANAGEMENT OF THE OFFICIAL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS OF PIO
Publicize the Activities of Cebu City Government through the Official Social Media Platforms of PIO
871
SOUTH RECLAMATION
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
OFFICE (SRP)
EXTERNAL SERVICES
872
1. ASSISTANCE TO SRP LOCATORS AND CLIENTS IN THEIR CONCERNS
AND NEEDS
The concerns of locators within SRP be addressed, responded & endorsed to proper
agency.
873
2. IMMEDIATE RESPONSE TO VEHICULAR ACCIDENTS AND OTHER
INCIDENTS TO EASE UP TRAFFIC SITUATION AT SRP
874
3. ISSUANCE OF CLEARANCE FOR THE USE OF SRP AS VENUE OF THEIR
ACTIVITY
Clients requesting for clearance for the use of SRP as venue of their activity.
875
FEEDBACK AND
COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send feedback Help Desk
Contact info: (032) 253-4913 or
edclabella@gmail.com
How feedbacks are processed • Once feedback is received, the help desk officer
shall record it to the logbook/ Google Sheet.
How complaints are processed • Once complaint is received, the Officer in Charge
shall record the said complaint.
876
LIST OF OFFICES
CONTACT
OFFICE ADDRESS
INFORMATION
1. Cebu City Environmental and
2nd floor. Legislative Building. 253-6362
Natural Resources Office
25322170
(CCENRO)
2. Cebu City Medical Center – College Dionisio Jakosalem Street 316-5128
of Nursing (CCMC-CN) Cebu City 316-1987
3. Cebu City Transportation Office 2nd Floor, DMDP Office, F.
256-2625
(CCTO) Ramos Market, Cebu City
4. Office of the City Administrator 2nd floor. Executive Bldg.
254-9115
(Admin) Cebu City Hall
2nd Floor. Yutivo Building.,
5. City Agriculture Department (CAD) 255-5781
Cebu City Hall
253-1099
6. City Assessor’s Office (CAO) 4TH Floor. Exec. Building.
266-5775
7. Office of the City Budget Officer 3rd Floor. Executive Building., 411-0100
(CBO) Cebu City Hall Loc. 1301/03
8. City Health Department (CHD) Barangay. Carreta, Cebu City 415-5170
Ground Floor, Legislative 253-2604
9. City Legal Office (CLO)
Building. 239-7260
10. City Planning and Development 8th Floor, Executive Building.,
255-0122
Office (CPDO) Cebu City Hall
2nd Floor. Cebu City Finance
11. City Treasurer’s Office (CTO) Center, MC Briones St. Cebu 412-0212
City
2nd Floor Yutivo building.
12. Department Of Engineering and
Jakosalem St., Cebu City 253-2024/25
Public Works (DEPW)
13. Department Of General Services 7th Floor Exec. Building., 411-0100
(DGS) Executive Building., Loc 1704
14. Department Of Public Services 411-0100
South Road Properties
(DPS) Loc 3109
15. Department Of Manpower
Development and Placement 2nd Floor. F. Ramos Market 254-4348
(DMDP)
16. Department Of Social Welfare Katipunan Street, Labangon,
261-7986
Services (DSWS) Cebu City
17. Department Of Veterinary Medicine North Reclamation Area, Back
401-0419
and Fisheries (DVMF) of SM Cebu City
18. Human Resource Development 411-0100
3rd Floor Executive Building
Office (HRDO) Loc 1310
877
19. Management Information and 411-0100
5th Floor. Executive Building
Computer Services (MICS) Loc 1502
20. Office Of the City Accountant (OCA) 6th Floor Executive Building 412-1849
2nd floor, Executive Building
21. Office Of the Building Official (OBO) Cebu City Hall, M.C. Briones 253-2026
Street, Cebu City
22. Office Of the City Civil Registrar
Barangay. Carreta, Cebu City 479-3097
(OCCR)
23. Cebu City Disaster and Risk
South Reclamation Area
Reduction and Management Office 316-9767
Properties
(CCDRMO)
Ground Floor., Executive
24. Office Of the Mayor (OM) 253-4913
Building. Cebu City Hall
Ground Floor., Legislative
25. Office of the Vice-Mayor (OVM) 253-5943
Building, Cebu City Hall
26. Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) 2nd Floor., Legislative Building 254-9004
SPECIAL BODIES UNDER OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
1. Bantay-Dagat South Road Property IL Corso 09422842492
2. Barangay Affairs Office (BAO) 2nd Floor. Legislative Building 254-0279
3. Burial Assistance Program (BAP) 2nd
Floor. Legislative Building 239-5967
4. Business Permit Licensing 255-6983
SM City, Cebu
Office/Special Permit Liquor (BPLO) 318-1810
5. Cebu City Anti-Mendicancy Board 261-6408
9th Floor. Executive Building
(CCAMB) 234-5374
6. Cebu City College Scholarship
9th Floor., Executive Building 231-1766
Program (CCCSP)
517-2638
7. Cebu City Public Library (CCPL) Osmena Blvd. Cebu City 412-4460
253-1526
8. Cebu City Resource Management
and Development Center 3rd Floor, Legislative Building 255-4046
(CREMDEC)
9. Cebu City Sports Commission
Abellana Complex 254-7291
(CCSC)
10. Cebu City Tourism Office 9th Floor. Executive Bldg. 412-4355
11. Cebu City Women’s and Family
8th Floor., Executive Building 412-1998
Affairs Commission (CCWFAC)
12. Cebu Hospitalization Assistance
Ground Floor., Legislative 253-0358
and Medicines Program (CHAMP)
Ground Floor, Legislative
13. Civil Security Office (CSU) 414-7488
Building
14. Commission On Substance Abuse
City Health Office 232-6711
Prevention (COSAP)
15. Community Scouts Carlock St, San Nicolas 266-1158
16. Cultural Historical Affairs Office 412-4069
Osmena Boulevard
(CHAO) 416-4579
878
254-1109
255-4997
17. Division for the Welfare of the 253-8124
2nd Floor. Legislative Building
Urban Poor (DWUP) 520-6134
18. Fort San Pedro Plaza Independencia 256-2284
19. Market Operations Division (MOD) 3rd unit, 2nd floor Carbon Market 416-9253
20. Office of the Muslim Affairs and 3rd floor Disaster Bldg., N.
Indigenous Cultural Communities Bacalso Avenue Corner SRP 383-3394
(OMAICC) Mambaling, Access Road
253-7729
Gorund Floor, Financial
4110100 loc
21. Office of Senior Citizens Affairs Building, OSCA Office, Cebu
107
City Hall, Cebu City
09213940485
22. Parks and Playgrounds Plaza Independencia, San
412-4103
Commission Roque Cebu City
23. Peace and Order Program (POP) 9th Floor Executive Building,
234-5374
Office City Hall, Cebu City
24. Prevention Restoration Order
2nd Floor, T. Padilla Market 328-6890
Beautification enhancement
Barangay T. Padilla, Cebu City 09189113232
(PROBE)
412-1913
Ground Floor, Executive
25. Public Information Office (PIO) 4110100 loc
Building
2102
26. South Reclamation Project
8th floor, Executive Building,
Management Office (SRP 255-3413
Cebu City Hall, Cebu City
Management)
879