Republic of the Philippines Province of Agusan del Norte SP Building, Capitol Compound, Butuan City Office of the Sangguniang Pantctathige jan. Tel. Nos. (085) 817-0481 Telefax: (085) 341. Mz68 AN ORDINANCE ENACTED BY THE 18” SANGGUNIANG” oN eA OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE, IN ITS 136 REGULAR FED AT THE SP SESSION HALL, CAPIFObsCOMPOUNDsax once it PF ON MAY 16, 2022. | MONITGRING & RECUROS pWvisiOn ae | RELEASED RE GEBVE D dh 2h 436. ip HoneFamon A\ Bungabong Provincial weer i | | AFR Presiding Officer ea & ey ~ pin rancecoN Chan, Jr. Provincial Board Member NATURE 71ST HIAC lon. Elizabetit Marie R. Calo Provincial Board Member, 9 Plenary Floor Leader Hon. Rodulfo A. Pitogo Provincial Board Member / Hon. Dick Victor B. Carmona Provincial Board Member 3 5 Hon. Erwin L. Dano Provincial Board Member ] sf oof Hon. Virgilio R. Escasifias, Jr. Provincial Board Member") x J. Hon. Meriam G. Pagaran Provincial Board Member, PCL x é Hon, Benjamin D. Lim, Jr. Provincial Board Member, FABC FEO. wa Hon. Keefe Blue R. Leonar Provincial Board Member, FSK es Hon, Randy P. Catarman Provincial Board Member, IP Ae ABSENT : . pa Hon. James T. Reserva Provincial Board Member & Hon. Nieva C. Famador Provincial Board Membepo-ncosnn pn N= gy (On Leave) PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 624-2022 ot UM _ |e PM (A) OF PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 254-2009, “THE INVESTMENT INCENTIVE CODE OF THE et PROVINCE OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE”, BY (") § AMENDING THE COMPOSINON OF THE AGUSAN AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 7, 11, AND 21 gevives) Pec DEL NORTE INVESTMENT PROMOTION BOARD, 8 S THE PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT INCENTIVE sa x ROMOTION MANAGEMENT TEAM, AND TH S| | PROVISION OF ITS FISCAL AND NON-FISC; =i | | INCENTIVES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES Bad? i | WHEREAS, the Province of Agusan del Norte has already \an existing Investment Incentive Code duly enacted by the 14" Sangguniang P: “last 2009 under Provincial Ordinance No. 254-2009 ; WHEREAS, this particular Investment Incentive Code is in accordance with the provisions of the 1987 Philippine Omnibus Investment Code, the 1991 & Foreign Investments Act, the Retail Trade Liberalization Act of 2000, the Special v Economic Zone Act of 1995, and other related national laws; AY WHEREAS, considering that the provinces Investment Incentive Code has K ‘4 been enacted thirteen (13) years ago, there is a need to amend the composition ¢ of the Agusan del Norte Investment Promotion Board, the composition of the plu’ Provincial Investment Incentive Promotion Management Team, and the provision wr of its fiscal and non-fiscal incentives to be consistent with the present laws ruc» enacted by Congress relative to investment promotion and granting of incentives. abe BucPROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 624-2022 May 16, 2022 Page two- NOW, THEREFORE- BE IT ENACTED, by the 18" Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Agusan del Norte, in its session assembled, that: SECTION 1. AMENDMENT. - Sections 7, 11 and 21 (A) of Provincial Ordinance No. 254-2009, the Investment Incentive Code of the of Province of Agusan del Norte shall hereby be amended. Section 7 of Provincial Ordinance No. 254-2009, that reads: “Section 7. COMPOSITION OF THE BOARD. - The ADNIPB shall be composed of the following: Chairperson Co-Chairperson Viee- Chairperson Members hereby amended to “Section 7. COMPOSITION OF THE BOARD. - The ADNIPB shall be composed of the following: Chairperson: Vice- Chairperson: Members MAYOR'S OFFICE Baviea anne: KITCHARAO,AGUSAN DELAOMTE Business Sector (to be appointed by the Provincial Governor) ey Pe o VED Provincial Vice-Governor PATE: -G-19-Qez Chairperson, SP Committee on by Economic Zone, Trade, Industry, and Tourist Chairperson, SP Committee on Ways and Means Chairperson, SP Committee on Agriculture Local Chief Executive of the municipality/ City (where the business is located) Chairperson, Provincial Tourism Council Chairperson, Provincial Consultative Body of the IPS President, Butuan Agusan Chamber of Commerce or its duly authorized Representative. President, Filipino Chinese Chamber of ‘Commerce or its duly authorized Representative.” read as follows: l Provincial Governor Provincial Vice-Governor Chairperson, SP Committee on Economic Zone, Trade, Industry and Tourism Chairperson, SP Committee on Ways and Means Chairperson, SP Committee on Agriculture Local Chief Executive of the municipality/ City (where the business is located) Chairperson, Provincial Tourism Council Chairperson, Provincial Consultative Body of the IPs President, Butuan-Agusan Chamber of Commerce or its duly authorized representative President, Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce or its duly authorized representative.” MAY 1 8 2022PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 624-2022 May 16, 2022 Page three~ xxx XxX XXX Section 11 of Provincial Ordinance No. 254-2009, that reads: “SECTION 11. COMPOSITION OF THE PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT INCENTIVE PROMOTION MANAGEMENT TEAM. = The PIIPMT shall be composed of the technical staff from the following offices: a) Provincial Governor's Office (PGO) b) Provincial Economic Enterprise Development and Management Office (PEEDMO) ©) Provincial Planning Development Office (PPDO) d) Provincial Treasurer's Office (PTO) e) Provincial Agriculturist's Office (PAO) 1) Provincial Engineer's Office (PEO) g) Sangguniang Panlalawigan Office (SPO) h) Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Provincial Office Department (ADN) i) DENR- EMB” Is hereby amended to read as follows. “SECTION 11. COMPOSITION OF THE PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT INCENTIVE PROMOTION MANAGEMENT TEAM. — The PIIPMT shall be composed of the technical staff from the following offices: a) Provincial Governor's Office (PGO) b) Provincial Economic Enterprise Development and Management Office (PEEDMO) c) Provincial Planning Development Office (PPDO) d) Provincial Treasurer's Office (PTO) ) Provincial Agriculturist’s Office (PAO) f) Provincial Engineer's Office (PEO) g) Provincial Assessor's Office (PASSO) h) Sangguniang Panlalawigan Office (SPO) i) Department of Trade and Industry- Agusan del Norte (DTI-ADN) }) Department of Environment and Natural Resources- Environment and Management Bureau (DENR- EMB)" XXX XXX XXX, Section 21 A of Provincial Ordinance No. 264-2009, that reads: "SECTION 21 (A). FISCAL INCENTIVES. — Under these incentives, the number of years of exemptions is granted based on the type of enterprise enumerated below: MAY 1 ‘2a{\PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 624-2022 May 16, 2022 Page four— For local/ Private Filipino/ Foreign Investors Capital in Peso) ‘No.of Jobs Generated | No. of Years RPT | Incentives on Exemption Reguletory Foes Micro | Up to 3 tion At loost 5 3 years BMBE Lew ‘sma | 3 Ablion to 15 mion | atieast 10 years __| Payment of Business Medum | 15. Mation to 100 | Atleast 100 5 years Taxis Mion subject the incentive Large | 100 Millon and | Atleast 200 years Coe of each Above Municipaiy/ iy * This may be subject to exception in cases where the industry is not labor-intensive as defined by the PIIPC. A. NON-FISCAL INCENTIVES. The PIIPMT shall facilitate investment incentive application processing and shall provide investors an_ investment processing guide for each identified investment priority areas. Is hereby amended to read as follows: “SECTION 21 (A). FISCAL INCENTIVES. The investors, whether local, private or foreign shall refer to the Local Investment Code of the concerned city or municipality. A. NON-FISCAL INCENTIVES. The PIIPMT thru the Local Economic Development Investment Promotion Office (LEDIPO) shall facilitate investment incentive application processing and shall provide investors an investment processing guide for each identified investment priority areas.” SECTION 2. REPEALING CLAUSE. - All ordinances, MAY ssa \ rules and regulations, and issuances, or parts thereof inconsistent with any or all of the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby amended, repealed, or modified accordingly. SECTION 3. SEPARABILITY CLAUSE. — If for any reason, part/s, or provisions hereof is/are declared unconstitutional, ultra vires, or inconsistent with law by a competent authority, part/s thereof not affected thereby shall remain valid and in full force and effect, otherwise repealed, modified, or amended accordingly.PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 624-2022 May 16, 2022 Page five SECTION 4. EFFECTIVITY. — This Ordinance shall take effect upon approval. AUTHOR :Hon. Nieva C. Famador CO-AUTHORS :Hon. Dick Victor B. Carmona ‘Hon. Elizabeth Marie R. Calo The results of the voting of this Ordinance on Third Reading are as follows: Affirmative votes : 10 : Hon. Francisco Y. Chan, Jr. Hon. Elizabeth Marie R. Calo Hon. Rodulfo A. Pitogo Hon. Dick Victor B. Carmona Hon. Erwin L. Dano Hon. Virgilio R. Escasifias, Jr Hon. Meriam G. Pagaran Hon. Benjamin D. Lim, Jr. Hon. Keefe Blue R. Leonar Hon. Randy P. Catarman Negative vote None Abstained : None Absent Gee Hon. James T. Reserva Hon. Nieva C. Famador (On Leave)PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO, 624-2022 May 16, 2022 Page six ATTESTED: fos C. MANULAT }ecretary to the Sanggunian CERTIFIED CORRE RAMON AG. B Provincial Vice-Governor Presiding Officer APPROVED: SUBMITTED TO THE GOVERNOR DATE: KAS/djm/135" ™ RS'22Province of Agusan del Norte Sangguniang Panlalawigan Office Monitoring and Records Division PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 624-2022 (An Ordinance Amending Sections 7, 11, and 21 (A) of Provincial Ordinance No. 254-2009, " The Incentives Code of the Province of Agusan del Norte...) Copy furnished to: City/Municipal Mayor Municipality /City Received By: Date/Time Received (Name and Signature) 1. CARMEN then Gi GW 22 CHEK Cab Qa 2 NaSIPIT ARE Onan age, Pega peace a BUENAVISTA Sosa Cando DiMmvacet, En Vee © 2: le Pm Sg oe —_ Ginn othe (mayen! 7 nannies season cry IN\enr | any ie Bk . cot cents Coksnrat ae A so0eT860 AN swO-_camavo Cau Bae. tte EM 4A JABONGA Gfi]ag_ 2128 Am. ur Q C3h eR 2Y6 Pm . 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SACOTE Provincial Director Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Agusan del Norte Dear Directress Sacote: Respectfully furnishing to your good office a copy of PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 624-2022 adopted by the 18th Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Agusan del Norte, in its 136th Special Session, dated May 16, 2022, entitled: “AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 7, 11, AND 21 (A) OF PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 254-2009, “THE INVESTMENT INCENTIVE CODE OF THE PROVINCE OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE”, BY AMENDING THE COMPOSITION OF THE AGUSAN DEL NORTE INVESTMENT PROMOTION BOARD, THE PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT INCENTIVE PROMOTION MANAGEMENT TEAM, AND THE PROVISION OF ITS FISCAL AND NON-FISCAL INCENTIVES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES”, for your information and appropriate action. Thank you Very truly yours, LYDIA C. MANULAT ions to the SanggunianRepublic of the Philippines Province of Agusan del Norte SP Building, Capitol Compound, Butuan City Office of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan Tel. Nos. 817-0351 Email Address: recordsmonitoring@gmail.com May 25, 2022 ENGR. ALBERT G. ARCAMO fs OIC-Regional Director > MAY 2.5 2004 Environmental Management Bureau XK eae) Regional Office Xi e ety uy Dear Engineer Arcamo: NSar Respectfully furnishing to your good office a copy of PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 624.2022 adopted by the 18h Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Agusan del Norte, in its 136th Special Session, dated May 16, 2022, entitled: “AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 7, 11, AND 21 (A) OF PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 254-2009, “THE INVESTMENT INCENTIVE CODE OF THE PROVINCE OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE”, BY AMENDING THE COMPOSITION OF THE AGUSAN DEL NORTE INVESTMENT PROMOTION BOARD, THE PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT INCENTIVE PROMOTION MANAGEMENT TEAM, AND THE PROVISION OF ITS FISCAL AND NON-FISCAL INCENTIVES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES”, for your information and appropriate action. Thank you. Very truly yours, YDIA C. MANULAT ecretary to the SanggunianRepublic of the Philippines PROVINCE OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN Unemt: Tie Yeo cae He orlinagee He LG on Friday OM este. Arcunsn! fd #e SCL6) May 17, 2022 sodlenten TO: HON. RAMON A G. BUNGABONG Vice Governor and Presiding Officer Agusan del Norte Respectfully submitted for your signature, the final copy of legislaifive measure/s appyoyedienacted by the 18% Sangguniang Panlalawigan, this, province, on its () Regular/___( ) Special Session, dated_May Id, 2022, to wit: 1. Provincial Ordinance No./s. rovinciat Resotution No7s mega ar Sechves Tonk , aX 1) vo Vol. 2057 3. Sanggunian Resolution No/g Hee coe 70N) Thank you. lone LYDIA C. MANULAT Sbcretary to the Sanggunian Checked as to the completeness of the contents of the pages: SUSAN T. GATCHALIAN Board Secretary | ACKNOWLEDGEMENT RECEIPT | hereby acknowledge receipt of the above-cited document/s for signature of the Vice Governor and/or SP Members. N a Office ofthe Sanggunian _| Office of yee Monitoring & Records Secretary Division ~My 16 ame 2° HY oneCNCLUSIN CONTE WORT] | [ORELIFTENTOSErOmRATE SEB. Province of Agugan del Norte i 8 SP Building, Capitol Compound, Butuan City Fi 3 “N i) Office of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan Lalo s Tel. Nos. (085) 34114264 Telefax: (085) 8152004 Hud Vath 6 stil an CLE ) 0 G24 Ver the iG COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC ZONE, TRADE, INDUSTRY, AND TOURISM Committee Referral No. 037-2020 May 16, 2022 COMMITTEE FINAL REPORT NO. 03-2022-CEZTIT THE PRESIDING OFFICER AND HONORABLE MEMBERS SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN Province of Agusan del Norte Attendance: Hon. Nieva C. Famador - Committee Chairperson, CEZTIT, Presiding Hon. Elizabeth Marie R. Calo - Member, CEZTIT Hon. Dick Victor B. Carmona - Member, CEZTIT Mr, Junie Vinatero - Provincial Assessor Mr. Alan G. Rafil - Provincial Economic Enterprise and Development Officer Ms. Janice E. Lamigo - Planning Development Officer II, Provincial Economic Enterprise and Development Management Office SUBJECT: LETTER, dated January 3, 2020 from the Provincial Governor, Hon. Dale B. Corvera, addressed to the Honorable Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of ‘Agusan del Norte thru Vice-Governor and Presiding Officer Ramon AG. Bungabong, forwarding the draft of the 2019 Local Investments and Incentives Code (LIIC) of the Province of Agusan del Norte.ACTION TAKEN: The committee convened on May 13, 2022 to discuss the said measure. FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Under Committee Progress Report 02-2020 of the Committee on Economic Zone, Trade, Industry, and Tourism which was adopted by the Body on its 27th Regular Session, dated January 20, 2020, the Committee informed the Body that it needs a re-indorsement of the said proposal to resolve the issue whether the Sangguniang Panlalawigan can amend the existing Provincial Ordinance No. 254- 2009 without any consultation from the Agusan del Norte Investment and Promotion Board (ADNIPB). The Committee has also consulted with the Provincial Economic Enterprise and Development Officer'and the Provincial Assessor for further study and review regarding the said amendment of the 2009 Local Investment Incentive Code (LIIC). During the committee hearing, the Committee together with the above- mentioned offices has agreed for the amendment of the Investment Code particularly the sections comprising the Agusan del Norte Investment and Promotion Board (ADNIPB) and the Provincial investment Incentive Promotion and Management Team (PIIPMT). It has also agreed for the amendment of the Fiscal and Non-Fiscal Incentives to be granted for the local/ Private Filipino/ Foreign Investors Under the proposed amendatory ordinance, there would be a deletion for the “Co-Chalrperson: Business Sector (to be appointed by the Provincial Governor)” for the composition of the Agusan del Norte Investment and Promotion Board. Also, the Provincial Assessor is added for the composition of the Provincial Investment Incentive Management Promotion Team. Fiscal incentives is also amended that the investors, whether local, private or foreign shall refer to the Local Investment Code of the concerned city or municipality provided, that the respective city and municipalities also have its own Local Investment and Incentive Code. On the other hand, on the granting of non-fiscal incentives shall also be amended that the PIIPMT thru the Local Economic Development Investment Promotion Office (LEDIPO) shall facilitate investment incentive application processing and shall provide investors an investment processing guide for each identified investment priority areas. Based on the foregoing, the committee recommends for the immediate passage of an ordinance amending the Local Investment Incentive Code of 2009.Respectfully Submitted: Maa moda HON. weld C. FAMADOR airperson Che & Qa HON. ELIZABETH MARIE R. CALO HON. DICK VICTOR B. CARMONA Member MemberFOR SECOND READING: PROPOSED PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE No. _0— 448 = 22 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 7, 11, AND 24(A) OF PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 254-2009, “INVESTMENT INCENTIVE CODE OF THE PROVINCE OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE”, BY AMENDING THE COMPOSITION OF THE AGUSAN DEL NORTE INVESTMENT PROMOTION TEAM AND PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT INCENTIVE PROMOTION MANAGEMENT TEAM, FISCAL AND NON-FISCAL INCENTIVES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES WHEREAS, the Province of Agusan del Norte has already an existing Investment Incentive Code duly enacted by the 14" Sangguniang Panlalawigan last 2009 under Provincial Ordinance No. 254-2009 ; WHEREAS, this particular Code is in accordance to the provisions of 1987 Philippine Omnibus Investment Code, the 1991 Foreign Investments Act, the Retail Trade Liberalization Act of 2000, the PEZA Law, and other related national laws; WHEREAS, since the said Code has been enacted thirteen (13) years ago, there is a need to amend the composition of the Agusan del Norte Investment Promotion Board, the composition of the Provincial Investment Incentive Promotion Management Team, and the Fiscal and Non-Fiscal Incentives of the Investment Incentive Code of the Province; WHEREAS, the said amendment would greatly help improve the Code in accordance with the pertinent national laws enacted by Congress up to date; NOW, THEREFORE- BE IT ENACTED, by the 18" Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Agusan del norte in session assembled that: SECTION 1. AMENDMENT. — Provincial Ordinance No. 254-2009, the Investment Incentive Code of the Province of Agusan del Norte shall be amended, particularly Sections 7, 11, and 21(a). Sections 7 of Provincial Ordinance No. 254-2009, that reads: Section 7. COMPOSITION OF THE BOARD. - The ADNIPB shall be composed of the following: Chairperson: _—_Provincial Govemor Co-Chairperson : Business Sector (to be appointed by the Provincial Governor) Vice- Chairperson: Provincial Vice-GovernorMembers : Chairperson, SP Committee on Economic,Zone, Trade, Industry, and Tourism Chairperson, SP Committee on Ways and Means Chairperson, SP Committee on Agriculture Local Chief Executive of the municipality/ City (where the business is located) Chairperson, Provincial Tourism Council Chairperson, Provincial Consultative Body of the IPs President, Butuan Agusan Chamber of Commerce or its duly authorized representative President, Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce or its duly authorized representative. Is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 7. COMPOSITION OF THE BOARD. - The ADNIPB shall be composed of the following: Chairperson : Provincial Governor Vice- Chairperson Provincial Vice-Governor Members Chairperson, SP Committee on Economic,Zone, Trade, Industry, and Tourism Chairperson, SP Committee on Ways and Means Chairperson, SP Committee on Agriculture Local Chief Executive of the municipality/ City (where the business is located) Chairperson, Provincial Tourism Council Chairperson, Provincial Consultative Body of the IPs President, Butuan Agusan Chamber of Commerce or its duly authorized representative President, Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce or its duly authorized representative. Sections 11 of Provincial Ordinance No. 254-2009, that reads: SECTION 11. COMPOSITION OF THE PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT INCENTIVE PROMOTION MANAGEMENT TEAM. — The PIIPMT shall be composed of the technical staff from the following offices: a) Provincial Governor's Office (PGO)b) Provincial Economic Enterprise Development and Management Office (PEEDMO) ) Provincial Planning Development Office (PPDO) d) Provincial Treasurer's Office (PTO) e) Provincial Agriculturist’s Office (PAO) f) Provincial Engineer's Office (PEO) g) Sangguniang Panlalawigan Office (SPO) h) Department of of Trade and Industry (DTI), Provincial Office (ADN) i) DENR- EMB Is hereby amended to read as follows: SECTION 11. COMPOSITION OF THE PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT INCENTIVE PROMOTION MANAGEMENT TEAM. - The PIIPMT shall be composed of the technical staff from the following offices: a) Provincial Governor's Office (PGO) b) Provincial Economic Enterprise Development and Management Office (PEEDMO) ¢) Provincial Planning Development Office (PPDO) d) Provincial Treasurer's Office (PTO) e) Provincial Agriculturist’s Office (PAO) f). Provincial Engineer's Office (PEO) g) Provincial Assessor's Office (PASSO) h) Sangguniang Panlalawigan Office (SPO) i) Department of of Trade and industry- Agusan del Norte (DTI- ADN) }) Department of Environment and Natrual Resources- Environment and Management Burea(DENR- EMB) Sections 21A of Provincial Ordinance No. 254-2009, that reads: SECTION 21(A). FISCAL INCENTIVES. - Under these incentives, the number of years of exemptions Is granted based on the type of enterprise enumerated below: For local/ Private Filipino/ Foreign Investors No. of ‘No. of Incentives Capital (in Pesos) Jobs Years on Generated RPT Regulatory Exemption Fees Micro Up to Atleast 5 3 years BMBE Law 3 Million‘Small 3 Atleast 70 3 years Payment of Million Business to 15 Tax is Million suject to the Medium 15 Atleast B years Incentive Million 100 Code of to 100 each Million municipality/ Large 100 Atleast 6 years city Million 200 and Above * This may be subject to exception in cases where the industry is not labor-intensive as defined by the PIIPC. A. NON-FISCAL INCENTIVES. The PIIPMT shall facilitate investment incentive application processing and shall provide investors an investment processing guide for each identified investment priority areas. Is hereby amended to read as follows: SECTION 21(A). FISCAL INCENTIVES. The investors, whether local, private or foreign shall refer to the Local Investment Code of the concemed city or municipality. A. NON-FISCAL INCENTIVES. The PIPMT thru the Local Economic Development investment Promotion Office (LEDIPO) shail facilitate investment incentive application processing and shall provide investors an investment processing guide for each identified investment priority areas. SECTION 2. REPEALING CLAUSE. - All ordinances, rules and regulations, and issuances, or parts thereof inconsistent with any or all of the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby amended, repealed, or modified accordingly. SECTION 3. SEPARABILITY CLAUSE. - If for any reason, part/s, or provisions hereof is/are declared unconstitutional, ultra vires, or inconsistent with law by a competent authority, pars thereof not affected thereby shall remain valid and in full force and effect, otherwise repealed, modified, or amended accordingly. SECTION 4, EFFECTIVITY. — This Ordinance shall take effect upon approval.Hyams AUTHOR 2 Nie CO-AUTHORS : Dict a : Elizateth Marie R. CaloRepubli of the Philippines 8 Provin, of Agusan del Norte PROVINCIAL ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OFFICE Capitol Drive, Butuan City Telefax. # (085) 342 ~B0-61 This jerves as eves as referynce mambey 17 December 2019 AEN ny UC-2of001 PALE B. CORVERA ey Provincial Governor Agusan del Norte Dear Gov. Corvera: Attached herewith is the final draft of the Local Investments and Incentives Code (LIC) of the Province of Agusan del Norte CY 2019 and its attachments for your approval and/or appropriate action. Thank you. Very truly yours, -in-ChargeSia or ae bd Republic of the Philippines a Province of Agusan del Norte ‘SP Bullng, Capt. Compound, Butuan Cy Office of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan 2 Tel. Nos. [085) 3414264 Telefax. (085) 6152004 Date: January 08, 2020 THE CHAIRMAN COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC ZONE, TRADE, INDUSTRY AND TOURISM 48th SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN Province of Agusan del Norte Respectfully forwarded for your appropriate action/recommendation this referral referred { your committee during the 25 Regular Session, “fated Senuary 06,2020, to wit e GRL. # - 037-2020 — LETTER, dated January 03, 2020 from the Provincial Governor, Hon. Dale 8. Corvera, addressed to the Honorable Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Agusan del Norte thru Vice-Governor and Presiding Officer Ramon A G. Sungabong, forwarding the draft of the Local Investments and Incentives Code (LIC) of the Province of Agusan del Norte for CY 2019. Tracking ID : LIC-20200106-0002 Pursuant to the Intemal Rules and Procedure, your committee is expected to study, investigate and ‘evaluate the subject proposaltequest submit your report thereon within fifteen (15) days from referral. Due date: January 27, 2020 Respectfully yours, LYpPIA C. MANULAT ard Secretary IV ACTION SLIP Romarks:i Tracking IDNo. 41C-20200106.0002 «& January 3, 2020 ‘THE HONORABLE LIS Reference Slip MEMBERS 18 SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE SP Building, Capitol Site, Butuan City ‘Thru: HON. RAMON A.G. BUNGABONG =» Vic Govewuu#S Uae Provincial Vice Governor AGUSAN DEL NORTE RECEIVES This Province vie ttl fg o Ladies and Gentlemen: Respectfully forwarded to your good office, for possible enactment, the herein attached draft of the Local investments and Incentives Code (LIIC) of the Province of Agusan del Norte CY 2019. [am hoping for your appropriate action on this matter. Thank you. COMMAS TEE ey RULES: ve ~~ RAMON A.G. BUNGABONG VICE GOVERNOR Gum, Dowd, Teed, Tush 2 Totten~ w TABLE OF CONTENTS LOCAL INVESTMENTS INCENTIVE CODE OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE CY 2018 .. MAJOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AND PROJECTS ~ PEEDMO CY 2017-2026 PROPOSED 2020 ANNUAL INVESTMENT PROGRAM (AIP) AGUSAN DEL NORTE ...... CITIES AND MUNICIPALITIES COMPETITIVE INDEX (CMCI) ADN 2014-2017... CABADBARAN CITY BUENAVISTA LAS NIEVES. NASIPIT ... KITCHARAO REMEDIOS T. ROMUALDEZ (RTR) .. CARMEN ... SANTIAGO .. JABONGA ‘TUBBY .. MAGALLANES . INVESTMENT INCENTIVES CODE OF NASIPIT, AGUSAN DEL NORTE .. BUSINESS INCENTIVE CODE OF KITCHARAO, AGUSAN DEL NORTE ... MUNICIPAL INVESTMENTS AND INCENTIVES CODE OF SANTIAGO, AGUSAN DEL NORTE .......-.IL. Title The Local Investments and Incentives Code (LIIC) of the Province of Agusan del Norte CY 2019. Declaration of Policy/Coverage To accelerate the sound economic development of the province, it is hereby declared to be the policy of the Province of Agusan del Norte to pursue an environmentally, sustainable and equitable growth by encouraging local_and foreign investment in the province which will responsibly utilize its_natural resources, provide employment opportunities and equitable distribution of wealth to its people. In line with this, through the Agusan del Norte Investment Incentive Code, the Province will formulate and implement policies necessary to provide clear-cut and comprehensive action plans and investment guidelines that will establish a solid ee ee foundation for its sustainable socio economic growth. In conformity with the provisions of the 1987 Philippine Omnibus Investment Code, the 1991 Foreign Investment Act, the Retail trade Liberalization Act of 2000, the PEZA Law and other related national laws, this ordinance covers the provision of inyestmentistategis and toentvescheRs,tnsttutioalzation of the Agusan del Norte InvestmentwPromotion\§Boardl ~ndjits—iCentér, the {GentiFiCatIOMlof the Qrovince'sipreferredvareajofjinvestmept, and the adoption of (Gimplifiedsdocumentssprocessingiguidelinestovattractloca) and foreign investors to invest in Agusan del Norte. Hence, it shall create pillars that will forge and reap stronigupartnership and alliance with existing and (ewcapitalistsfend inveStOFSbOtH local and foreignqi. that would WoostithexeconiGhiVlGPheNPrEVIneeRThese investment mechanisms will invigorate investors and stakeholders interest, improve technology and other support services. ‘The declaration of policy sets the tone for the Agusan del Norte Investment and Incentives Code (ADN IIC). It recognizes the Provincial Government of Agusan del Norte as an instrument of promoting economic growth and local development which shall encourage investments and the participation of the private sectors, the use of the participatory process éreatingyaybusinessifriendiy "environment, The Code serves to link to PLGU objectives such as ‘@cceleratingleconongic ‘progress; ‘generate employment opportunities, (increase local, reventies and (income, reduce poverty and eventually improve the overall quality of life of the (People The investment policies should be supportive of the local development vision and aligned to the regional and national development thrusts & perspectives of the country. Definition of Terms and Acronyms Under this ordinance, the following shall mean: a) Board - shall mean the Board of Directors of the Agusande! Norte Investment Promotion Board (AdNIPB) as created pursuant to this code, b) Bona fide Resident - refers to a person with at least six (6) months residency or a registered voter of the province of Agusan del Norte. ©) Capitalization — refers to the total project cost.d) Existing enterprise — refers to an enterprise already operating in the Province of Agusan del Norte and plans to diversify/expand to other business ventures falling within the IPA as defined by the Board. e) Expansion — shall include modernization/rehabilitation/increase of existing volume or value of production and/or upgrading of the quality of the registered product or utilization of inefficient or idle equipment under such guidelines as the Board may adopt. ) Foreign Investment — shall mean equity investment owned by a non- Philippine national made in the form of foreign exchange or other assets actually transferred to the Philippines and registered with the Central bank of the Philippines and the Board of Investment which shall assess and appraise the value of such assets other than foreign exchange. 9) Government - refers to the Local Government Unit of the Province of Agusan del Norte and its Municipalities/City. h) Investment Code — refers to the Agusan del Norte Investment Incentive Code of 2009. ') Investment Priority Areas (IPA) - refers to a list of priority economic areas which are eligible for incentives under the investment code. - peed Large Enterprise - any economic enterprise with a capital of Php Ji fue ¥ — 100,000,000.00 and above. or at _) Medium Enterprise - any economic enterprise with a capital of Php 15,000,000.00 to 100,000,000.00 ‘YW Micro Enterprise - any economic enterprise with a capital of less than Php Ce ee arora m) New Enterprise - shall mean new investment falling with the Investment Priority Areas (IPA) as defined by the Board.1) Philippine National — shall mean a citizen of the Philippines as defined under the 1987 Philippines Constitution or a diplomatic partnership or association wholly owned by citizens of the Philippines, or a corporation organized under the laws of the Philippines. 0) Preferred Areas of Investment — shall refer to economic activities that the Board shall have declared as such in accordance with the Investment Priority Plans. p) Processing — shall mean converting of raw material or any materials into marketable form through physical, mechanical, chemical, electrical, biochemical, biological or other means or special treatment or a series of actions such as slaughtering, milling, pasteurizing, drying or dislocating, quick freezing among others resulting to a change in the nature or state of the products. q) Registered Enterprise — shall mean any individual/single proprietorship, partnership, cooperative, corporation or other entity incorporated and/or organized with a legitimate license to operate and is duly registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Department of Labor and Employment, Department of Trade and Industry, Cooperative Development authority. y Small Enterprise - any economic enterprise with a capital of Php 500,000.00 to Php 15,000 00000 Ax yews Lope ty ADNIPB - Agusan del Norte Investment Promotion Board BFAR - Bureau of Fishery and Aquatic Resources BLGF - Bureau of Local Government Finance CDA = Cooperative Development Authority CENRO - Community Environment and Natural Resources Office DA _- Department of Agriculture7 bet DAR _- Department of Agrarian Reform DENR —_- Department of Environment and Natural Resources DILG —_- Department of the Interior and Local Government. DTI - Department of Trade and Industry DOLE - Department of Labor and Employment DOST - Department of Science and Technology DOT _- Department of Tourism EMB ~ Environmental Management Bureau MGB - Mines and Geo-Science and Technology NANIE - Nasipit, Agusan del Norte Industrial Estate NCIP - National Commission for Indigenous People NEDA _ - National Economic and Development Authority NERBAC — National Economic Research and Business Action Center TTAPCEN -Tubay Agricultural Processing Center TESDA - Technical Education Skills Development Authority IPA - Investment Priority Areas IRR - Implementing Rules and Regulations PAWCZMS — Protected Areas Wildlife and Coastal Zone Management Services PEEDMO - Provincial Economic Enterprise Development and Management Office PENRO - Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office PEZA _- Philippine Economic Zone Authority PLO = Provincial Legal Office PMT — - Project Management Team PIPC __- Provincial Investment Promotion Center RPT —_ - Real Property TaxPGO — Provincial Governor's Office PBO — Provincial Budget Office PACCO — Provincial Accountant's Office PASSO — Provincial Assessor's Office PPDO - Provincial Planning and Development Office PAgO - Provincial Agriculturist’s Office PSWNO - Provincial Social Welfare and Nutrition Office PDRRMC — Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office PEO — Provincial Engineer's Office IV. The Province of Agusan del Norte Local Investments and Incentives Board (LITB) A. Common Structure The common structure of the ADN Local Investments Incentives Board adopts the two (layered 1) The Local Investments Incentivas\Boare (LI) shal provide policy directions to the local government operating unit and has responsibility over the strategy being implemented. 2) ThietWeeslEeoniomic anid Investments) Promotions) Centen (LEIPC) who takes ‘areqofyplanninglland dailyyoperations\//lactivities} Common to the LEIPC operations indude functions on data base, policy advocacy, services and monitoring, The USIPCHisthalllNbellhieadedlliby tte |Local\Economicyyand Invéstments|Promotions|OfficeH(LEIPG)les provided in DILG MC 113 - 2010). B. Composition of the ADN Local Inv ents and Incenti ard (LITB) B.1 The LIIB shall be composed by the following: Chairperson i Provincial Governor Vice Chairperson: President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry PI. Vice Comendae ww or Business Association or Local Official of permanent position. Members: }X1. Provincial Local Economic Investment Promotion Officer 2. Provincial Planning and Development Coordinator (ACS Chair Committee on Committee on Trade, Commerce and Industry / Economic Affairs AS? Chair, Committee on Ways and Means 5 Private Sector representatives from significant business / industry sector to be appointed by the Provincial Governor for a term of two (2) years and duly confirmed by the Sangguniang Panialawigan yf- A member of the Provinclal Development Counc (PDC) preferably the Chal, Economic Development Committee The AND-LIIB shall exercise the following functions to wit: + Promulgation of rules and regulations to implement the LIIC; * Review LIPAs (Local Investment Priority Areas); ‘* Decide controversies concerning the implementation of the LIC; ‘* Adopt an investments promotion program; * Act on applications for registration of project and availment of local incentives; ‘+ Recommend to the Sanggunian Panlalawigan any amendments to the Code; ‘* Provide policy directions for the LEIPC; ‘+ Establish cooperative undertakings with other local government units (LGUs), the private sector, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) of other institutions as maybe necessary; 0 Wetdmtoul Panny - Apt howe on tw 7 veapedvon1%, a ge n iced wise oe ~ ~ Coordinate and consult with the Local Development Councils (LDCs) in the identification of LIPAs and the formulations of local incentives; and Perform such other task necessary and incidental to the performance of its functions. The Province of Agusan del Norte Local Economic and Investment Promotion Center (LEIPC) VL A 4 LEIPC as one stop shop ‘+ The Center is the one stop shop for investment ia the locality It shall be headed by the Local Economic and Investment Promotions Officers (LEIPO) PERMA ne me ran” Qualifications: 1. A Bachelors degree on business, economics, law and related disciplines. 2. Experience in business an advantage. Appointing authority shall depend on the source funds. If LEIPC will be funded by the LGU the Mayor shall be the appointing authority. If the LEIPC is funded by the private sector, the Board may appoint the LEIPO and staff. V.2 Function of the LEIPC ‘* Planning and preparation of policy design * Coordination with national government agencies, investors and other stakeholders; ‘© Promotions - Strategy Formulation - Marketing - Investment Targeting - FacilitationV3 - After care services ~ Policy Advocacy Process application for registration and incentives Internal Efficiency - One stop shop - Web based information and Data base - Operations Manual Client Charter = Code of Conduct Monitoring Reports Preparation Secretariat to the Board ETPO's Basic Ci A As head of the Local Economic and Investment Promotion Center, LEIPO should have basic knowledge and skills on the following: Socio-economic and environment development concepts, principles and realities in the community; Agricultural, tourism, industrial and services sector development concepts, principles and realities in the locality; Partnership building and networking; Group processes and dynamics (e.g., “vested interests,” political linkages and “turf” protection); Management concepts and skills such as team-building, problem- solving and decision-making processes, project management, financial management and fund-raising; Organization and capacity development framework and design; andae tion, training and communication. LEIPO’s Basic Competencies Chart 10V.5 LEIPO Organizational Chart AGUSAN DEL NORTE ECONOMIC AND INVESTMENTS PROMOTION CENTER a ADN LIIB PEEDMO/LEIPO ADN LEIPC i Investment Investor Assistance ‘Trade & Investment Information Servicing, Facilitation | | Generation/Promotion |] | Management & Unit Unit Development Unit Incentive Availment Unit V.6 Investor Concerns Addressed Efficiently with the LEIPC Environment Investment Permit & Utilities Approval or Licenses Immigration & work | | Construction & Permits 4 i Building Permits Access to Land & Business & Tax Land Titles | + Registration BIR, Social Security | Reg,, etc. LGU Business Licenses uu~ w "VIL The Province of Agusan del Norte’s Investment Priority Areas (IPA’s) Investment Priority Areas Two (2) Categories: 1. Mandatory Investment Priority Areas (MIPA) — investment areas which are listed and granted incentives under the Investment Priorities Plan (IPP) and other incentives law; and 2. Local Investment Priority Areas (IPA) - Selected by the LGU on the basis on their attributes and Perceived contributions to its socio-economic goals (e.g. agriculture, tourism, etc). n of IPA A sector based strategy for investment attraction. Criteria for selection: > Leading sectors in Local Government Unit > Sectors that aligns with the strengths of the location > Sectors with the best prospects > Sectors that makes the highest contribution to the economy Note : The LGU may profile the sectors, identify strengths, opportunities and threats (SWOT) to establish firm basis for an informed decision. Criteria adopted for IPA Selection: Aligned to the development vision defined under the LDP and CLUP; Significant potential contribution to growth of existing businesses and industries vital to the LGU; Capacity to generate employment; Makes use of locally available materials and resources; Increases the amount of capital investments within the LGU; Ability to promote dispersal of business activities in less developed areas of ‘the LGU; 2‘Has pioneering nature of technology employed in the investment; + Be able to promote sustainability of existing natural resources or improve environmental conditions; and * Be able to contribute to infrastructure through public private partnership. lent Priority Areas of. 2 Li nd granted under In ent Priorities Plan (IPP) and other incenti Mand Pr Areas (M. * MIPAs should be enumerated in the LIC; * Based on the current IPP and other incentives law in effect; * The investments listed as MIPAs shall be entitled to incentives in accordance to the provisions of EO No. 226 and other incentives law; and * MIPAs list shall be automatically of a new incentives law. Note : The update of IPP and other incentives law shall not affect existing incentives previously granted and enjoyed by a registered investment. It shall be enjoyed by the registered enterprise until the expiry of incentives and/or revocation of their registration (protection of vested rights). VI. B: Local Investment Priority Areas or LIPA‘S © LIPAs should be identified in the LIIC through the Board; and * The Board shall undertake periodic review of the LIPA list, in consideration of the Socioeconomic Development Plan and Public Investment Plans of the LGU and Preferred Areas of Investments; 13~ w Note: The criteria adopted for IPA selection shall likewise govern each and every subsequent amendment of the LIPA List. Removal of a sector or area from LIPAs can be recommended by the Board in the following instances: (a) as soon as the sufficient investments in the area has been attained; and (b) continued extension of incentives is no longer to the interest and benefit of the locality. VII. The Province of Agusan Del Norte’s Registration Procedures and Registration Requirements VIL. A: Registration ‘© Registration is a requisite for the availment of incentives. Investors must apply for incentives. + Those entitled to local incentives under Incentives Law shall apply by completing their registration with the LIB at the soonest possible time after they have secured their Certificate of Registration from BOI under the applicable incentives law. ‘* Registration is different from securing a business permit, and independently administered. Investors can apply for business permit ahead of registration for incentives. VII. B: Registration Eligibility for Inward Bound Investments « "Wew Projects” refer to the projects or activities in the IPA List that have not started commercial operation, undertaken by (1) a newly organized/formed enterprise; or 2) an existing business that proposes to engage in an entirely distinct activity from its current business would qualify as a Diversification. 4* “Expansion” shall mean installation of additional facilities/equipment that will result increase in the production capacity of an Existing Business. It may include modernization and rehabilitation. No expansion for additional capacity shall be allowed unless applicant has attained, in general, 85% utilization of its existing capacity. + "Modernization or Rehabilitation Project” refer to projects of Existing Businesses or Registered Enterprises that are qualified to be registered and eligible to incentives, if any of following conditions are met, viz: - at least twenty percent (20%) reduction cost, which if sold in the Philippines should result in the reduction of the selling price of the product; or = significant increase in productive efficiency including de-bottlenecking; or - meaningful upgrading or product quality; or = upgrade in the technology used in production to bring it at par with the technology used by leading manufacturers of the product manufactured by the Registered Enterprise. * “Diversification” refers to the introduction and production of a distinct line of products or services by an Existing Business, whether or not Registered Enterprise; Provided that, to be considered distinct, it should require new investment in terms of machinery or equipment or would involve the use of new set of skills not currently used in the existing product or services, Provided further, that a new service or product may constitute a diversification even if such service or product is already within the scope of its original or existing business purposes. VIL. C: Registration Eligibilit isting Ir 15~ w~ + Existing investment qualified as IPA and a business of “good standing” may also seek registration and apply for the incentives being provided by the LGU. Note: Business of good standing means those business religiously paying taxes and other fees, has no existing tax delinquency, no incidence of under- declaration of gross receipt for business taxes and has not been involved in any cases in business operations (e.g. labor, bribery or corrupt practices) for the past five (5) years. VIL. D: Documentation Requirements 1. Duly accomplished and notarized Application Form Certified true copy of the primary registration of the applicant to do business in the Philippines as issued by the DTI, SEC, or the CDA, as applicable; The latest available comparative audited financial statements acknowledged/received by the BIR and the SEC ( in case of corporation), if the applicable has already started operation; and Proof of proposed place of business which shall show that the main operating facility, whether a services/manufacturing/production facility or plantation, and not just the warehouse or the administrative office of the applicant is located within the territorial jurisdiction of the [Province/City/Municipality]. Additional requirements for those registered under an incentive law * Certified true copy of its Certificate of Registration with the appropriate registering agency pursuant to the applicable incentive law granting applicant's business, investment incentives, including the terms and conditions of the same; 16* Proof of commencement of commercial operation, if commercial operation has commenced; and * Copy of the Feasibility Study/Project Study submitted to the Registering Agency. Additional requirements for local registrants * Project Study (Exempting micro business is encouraged) * Proof that the applicant meets the criteria pursuant to which it is aiming eligibility to avail of incentives; and * Other specific permits applicable to the business of the applicant by virtue of its location or the nature of its activity, e.g.., Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC). VIL. E: Registration Procedures 1. Filling of Application Form — Filling of application Form, form verification of documentary requirements, acceptance, and stamping date of “official acceptance”; 2. Assessment — Payment of reasonable fees. Micro economic enterprise are exempt from payment; 3. Evaluation and Approval ~ to be conducted by LEIPC and LIIB for a maximum period of sixty (60) working or calendar days and thirty (30) working or calendar days for enterprises with certificates of registration under an incentive law; inaction by the Board within the maximum period means approval of application. 4. Issuance of Registration Certificate — within a period of five (5) days working days. Note : Validity of the Registration shall be from the date of approval until the 7termination of any incentives granted to registered investment, unless sooner revoked by the Board. VIL. F: Grounds for Cancellation of Registration Violation of the provision of the Code and violation of other relevant laws, rules and regulations or ordinances issued pursuant to or in relation to the Code; Violation of the terms and condition specified in the Certificate of Registration issued under the Code; or Fraudulent misrepresentation by an enterprise in relation to its application for the grant of incentives under the Code or in any other document required to be submitted pursuant to the Code. VIII. The Province of Agusan del Norte’s Fiscal and Non — Fiscal Incentives to Investments: Incentives Privileges granted to investments to attract or retain them. Granted by the national government through the promulgation of Incentives Laws and the local government unit through the power vested to them by the Local Government Code. Fiscal incentives i.e. tax holidays; and, non fiscal incentives General Policies on Incentives It shall be based on categorical/clear criteria, time-bound, and consistent with the existing laws. The incentives shall be fairly administered to ensure a level playing field for investors in the locality. 18«The incentives shall be extended only to investment activities enumerated in the MIPA list and LIPA list. Conditions for Continuing Incentives * Efficient use of natural resources to conserve and protect those indigenous to the [Province/City/Municipality]; Minimize the adverse impact or enhance the positive effect of their operation on the environment by undertaking business practices that adhere to the country’s environmental laws, such as efficient solid waste pollution management, adopting technologies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and implementing climate change adaption measures and disaster risk reduction and management, among others; * Compliance with all applicable labor law and standards, including those relating to occupational health and safety; and + (Registered enterprises enjoying fiscal incentives beyond three (3) years! Stal @doptyarcorporate socialiresponsibilityiprograms to be implemented one year after its registration. 7 + ‘The grant of incentive for 2 duration of more than one (1) yearijis ‘inconsistent with the LGC IRR but not the LGC nt of Incent * Compliance to the terms of reference of registration; * Compliance with all applicable labor law and standards, including those relating to occupational health and safety; * Efficient use of natural resources to conserve and project those indigenous to the [Province/City/Municipality]; * Minimize the adverse impact or enhance the positive effect of their operation ‘on the environment by undertaking business practices that adhere to the countrys environmental laws, such 2s efficients solidswastempollution 19management, adopting technologies that reduce greenhouse gas emission, and implementing climate change adaption measures and disaster risk reduction and management, among others; and ‘Registered enterprises enjoying fiscal incentives beyond three (3) years shall adopt a corporate social responsibility programs to be implemented one year after its registration. Note : This can be improved by breaking the criteria to measurable indicators. res for th nti The procedure for the application, processing, and grant of application, processing, and grant of applications for incentives shall be transparent and reasonable, and must be completed within a reasonable period not exceeding three (3) months from date of official acceptance. No requirement shall be imposed unless there is categorical for registration anchors its application on its status as an entity registered under an Incentive Law with a registering Agency, as defined in the Code, the procedure for its registration under the Code shall be simplified and shall be made mainly dependent on the fact of its registration with the Registering Agency, Incent f investments. ran Incen\ ‘+ Incentives for Investments registered under an Incentive Law with a registering Agency - Registered Enterprises enjoying incentives under an Incentive Law pursuant to a subsisting Certificate of Registration with a Registering Agency shall only enjoy the fiscal and non-fiscal incentives at the local level that are expressly granted under the Incentive Law under which it is registered and specially included among the incentives in its Certificate of Registration with the Registering Agency. 20+ A Registered Enterprise which ceases to be registered with a Registering Agency or wishes to avail of local incentives other than those provided under the Incentive Law under which it is registered may apply for incentives under this Code, subject to the registration procedure applicable to Local Applicants. The rules provided under Article 282 of the LGC IRR are as follows : + The tax incentive shall be GrantedyonlystoREWiiRVESEMEAESNN the locality and the ordinance shall prescribe the terms and conditions thereof; * The grant of the tax incentive shall be for a definite period not exceedin +The grant of tax incentives shall be by ordinance enacted prior to the first (1°) day of January of any year; and + Any tax incentive granted to any type or kind of business sfallappIVit6Tall? ‘Business Tax | « WeBilBUSINeSS TAL HoldaYyL Registered enterprise shall enjoy incentives such as exemption from local business tax that is otherwise duejoniittieinjgross) \(TRCeipts linfaccordance|withyitheyREVveRUe!Eode. The exemption shall for a period of one year commencing from the year immediately following the grant of such incentive of the period specified in the Local Ordinance. The exemption certificate issued by the Local Treasurer which is not transferable. + Business Tax Discounts for longevity OFWS, Balikbayans, informal sector. aExemption from real property tax as investment incentive is not among those enumerated under Section 234 of the Lac, p. 466, 7% + Valid reason for granting relief — niatural calamity, civil disturbante, failure oF Rebate is an option ther k Registered enterprises shall be entitled to a rebate of the real property tax payment made on lands (only if owned by the registered enterprise), building, machinery and other improvements subject to real property tax which are used actually, directly, and exclusively during the registered activity of the registered enterprise in the amount equivalent to the shareonitiewEGh Geantigatheererntorey The rebate of real property tax shall have the same duration as the local business tax holiday and continuity shall likewise depend on the registered enterprise's compliance to the minimum requirements stipulated under the Code. THElllréallllproperty ue Exemptions from permits (case to case) In case of change of ownership of the enterprise, the local incentives which it is enjoying shall continue to be enjoyed by the enterprise provided that the terms and conditions of the registration of the project are assumed by the new owner/s, provided further, that if a registered enterprise is enjoying local incentives pursuant to an Incentive Law, the certificate of registration issued 22by the registering agency remains valid despite the change of ownership. Any change in the controlling shareholders of a registered enterprise shall be reported to the Board. ‘© Registered enterprises shall comply with all requirements imposed to any other businesses. * Visitorial Powers of LEIPC. (Non'= Fiscal Incentives: + Assistance in site selection ‘andifiegotiation for right of way; + (GintWEntFelpatthierlidentification? partner referral, identification of possible source of labor and raw materials; + ‘Networking: withy National! Government Agencies (NGAs)'such as TESDAY and other similar institutions férltraining of workers to enhance Manpower skills of the enterprise and assistance in identifying and sourcing of skilled human resources; + Facilitation and/or referral of existing technical and financial assistance programs available through national and local government agencies; Such other aftercare services that may be accorded to investors; and * For Micro Enterprise, they shall be @ivefif@pportUnitiesstosparticipatsiin® LGU/Non-governmental agency/organization-organized fadellifaifs and ‘exhibits, entrepreneur development and training, and dnelusionyirflbusiness ‘Wetting. The Corporate Social Respons' ity (CSR) of Registered Enterprises in the Province of Agusan del Norte: 23+ BOl-registered enterprises with projects under pioneer status must undertake Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities. Those of non-pioneer status are encouraged to undertake CSR in accordance with the development plan of the community where the registered * projects are located ». Social Projects (i.e. educational projects; CSR PROJECT cultural revival; Progeaim EXAMPLES for Women; Childreiiy a cat” ‘GIBEROWS|PEOPEE, etc) X. Environmental Protection a. Environmental Impact assessment) Environmentally critical projects or enterprises locating their activities or expansionsprojectsinenvironmentaliysercalvareasiimust comply with the requirements of Presidential Decree No. 1586 (Philippine Environmental Impact Statement System) and related issuances of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). b. Mazardous Substandes 24xi. XII. Final Pro The board shall ensure that the green and socially responsible projects undertaken by enterprises on public property shall be in harmony with the overall environment management program of the LGU, as determined by the appropriate LGU office. Budget Appropriation © The éxpenituressts"operationalizé the LIIB and the LEIPC shall be provided through feqularor supplemental buiaet. + The income derived from the operation of the code shall go to a special account captioned ‘woealsEeonomié aid Tnvestments Promotion Fund”, 1 wil solely be used for the operation and maintenance and other operating expenses of the:LEIPC and investment promotion expenses of the LGU. ion a. Penal Clause — Any violatiGnlofithélprovision of the Code shall beralgroundifor thescancellationvorrevocation of the Certification of Registration of the project or appropriate criminal/curl case may be filed against the properties or applicants in the application for registration. b. Ground for the @ancéllation of thel/Certificate of Registration = (1) Violation of thegprovisionswofithesCode (...); (2) WidlationlToflltheliterms\landjiconditions specified in the Certificate of Registration, and (3) Material Misrepresentation, . Appeal from the Decision of the LIIB — (...) file a motion for reconsideration within fifteen (15) days from receipt of decision of the Board. d. (RefundwandyPenalties - In case of the cancellation of the Certificate of Registration, the LIIB shall require the refundloF incentives availed (of andlimpése 25XIII. Modification in the Systems and Procedures in the Offices of Local government Units within the Province of Agusan del Norte ‘© Municipalities and component cities within the territorial jurisdiction of the province shall as much as possible modify their systems and procedures in the issuance of applicable permits and licenses so as to be consistent with the provisions of the Local Investments and Incentives Code. © The city or municipality must coordinate with the province for the proper guidance on matters of incentives such(@siFealjproperty tax XIV. Separability Clause This ordinance or the Local Investments and Incentives Code, shall take effect immediately upon or after a specified period of its approval. XV. Repealing Clause All local Investment Ordinance or parts/provision inconsistent thereof is deemed repealed by this Code. 26XVI. Annexes PRE-DRAFTING STAGE (1 month) 1. Research and Inventory of existing ordinance 1, Secure mandate ‘and national and local laws and policies related through an AO/EO rl aint ed cents DRAFTING STAGE (2-10 mo . Convene the LC Classification of existing ordinances and Executive Policies related to investments and incentives. Committee and Add new provisions as deemed desirable and i 7 appropriate TWG and designate Publis Consultation a secretariat Review and enhancement + Alloeate’seaources Enorscment bythe LDC to te Sanggunian from existing funds . ENACTMENT STAGE (Sanggunian concerned) (1 or special budget month) a 1 Reading and referral to Committee Conse ‘Committee meeting and hearings orientation and Committee report fo Sanggunian capacity building ut Reading, debates and amendments Develop a work plan Review and approval by the Sanggunian Panlalawigan’ Publi Popularization ilectivity Prepare and isaue IRR. Implement the LIC Legislative Oversight - EO 226 -“Omnibus Investment Code of 1987” - General and Specific Guidelines to Implement the 2011 Investment Priorities Plan (IPP) - RA7160 —“Local Government Code of 1991” - RA7718 —“BOT Law enacted in 1994” - RA 7944 —“Export Development Act of 1994” - RA7816 —“Special Economic Zone of 1995” 7~ a RA 9501 — “Magna Carta for Micro Small and Medium Enterprises” RA 9593 — “Tourism Act of 2009” RA 9729 — “Climate Change Act of 2009” RA 9585 ~ “Anti Red Tape Act of 2007” RA 8435 —“AFMA Law” RA 10121 —“DRRM Act of 2010” “1987 Philippine Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines” Simplified Manual on Codification: A Guidebook on Harmonization of Local Laws (GTZ and DILG R6) 28MAJOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS Provincial Government of Agusan del Norte A. Special Economic Zone Development Project 1. Nasipit, Agusan del Norte Industrial Estate-Special Economic Zone (NANIE-SEZ), JVA with PLGU-Agusan del Norte and MLGU-Nasipit 2. Tubay Agro-processing Center (TAPCEN) JVA with AMS-JCADI 3. Buenavista, Agusan del Norte Special Economic Zone Development Project with the Eastern Petroleum Corporation B. Food Security Sustainable Agro-Forestry Development Projects 1. Las Nieves-Buenavista-Nasipit-Carmen (LASBUENASCAR) Sustainable Agro- Forestry (Co-Management Program Area) arrangement with Indigenous People 2. Proposed Regional Agro-Forestry and Dairy Stockfarm Development Project, arrangements with PGU-Agusan del Norte and MLGU-Las Nieves 3. CADT, CADC JVA/PPP arrangement — Agro-Forestry Development Project with PGU-Agusan del Norte, NCIP and IPs C. Capitol Business Park/Commercial Complex Development Project 1. Mix grand mall/condominium/atrium business _park/commercial complex development project (Capitol area, Butuan City) 2. Capitol Business Park Development Project as envisioned in the masterplan 3. Conversion of vacant PHO/Provincial jail areas into a major business hub/commercial complex area development project, 4, Sanghan Extension Capitol and Commercial Complex Development Project (Bray. Sangahn, Cabadbaran City) D. Provincial Local Economic Enterprise Development Projects 1. Centralized Office Supplies and Materials Bulk Procurement, Distribution and Disposal System 2. Botika sa Probinsya: Bulk Procurement, Distribution and Disposal System of all biologics and medical supplies as needed by all hospitals administered by the Provincial Government 3. Provincial Real Properties cum Community Housing Development Project (Provincial acquired/purchased properties). ibmitted by:\ \ THPLEMENT EDULE OF TEPLENENT PROGRAWPROJECTIACTITY ——[OFFICe/| Staring —Foompiet @ -ARTME] Date” | "ate Repairs & Walntcnance Mackinay and Repairs & Maintenance ~trneporation Equipment : Fideity Bond Premiums lotner Maintenance & Operating Expenses Jouner Expenses - Reserve fr Contngeneien 1 Grate Cuter ean 37 uni Senviees Veh [SRAND TOTAL Non Gfice sP5+M0Gi [sume Non- of 20% Devt Fond ‘APPROVED: - (MA, ANGELICA ROSEDELL M. AMANTE-MATBA- Provincial Governor aeProne ‘Sear: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SECTOR AGUSAN DEL NORTE, (CY 2020 ANNUAL INVESTMENT PLAN (AIP) By Program ProjecuActviy by Sector (Offer PROVINCIAL ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE DEVELOPENT AND MANAGEMENT OFFICE 7 Ta | RE co aa RT furan] rocummancncim | ener” [sone] coones | —— aRGROGETRE——] snore Taman pn eo com o sourme | “ose! | “owe Teint femmineven | oororene | cot int m Groot | Gorm | stor ri on | @ | a mn = oot | ose en stein | oom] Ese acm ements sorasmso| —sanon mpi oe roan} sanmino| =k snamuns] gc : Soon "Seman : 20,0, 000.00} -29.000000.00CY 2020 ANNUAL INVESTMENT PLAN (AIP) By Progranv ProjecActvy by Sector PECEIVED 87; aoe rE: i] [3 ‘oe :AGUSAN DEL NORTE 2eier ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SECTOR BOP Di nse PM fice PROVINCIAL ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE DEVELOPENT ANO MANAGEMENT OFFICE = ae F TPLEENTEDULE OF MPLERENT RECTOR Re PROGRAWPROJECTACTIMTY | OFFICE/|- String oonpleto —~ PROGRAPROUECTACTINTY Funona Tota +008] @ artic] Date | Oat x @ 3 Targets SOURCE ° fa eo |_| @ _ 1 [reed aren aE EtG ana 2000 ee, 205 pro vetner to gerate recone and employment \ “Pororntiesin te pounce fcorerumcnon F [x tmtemertaton foe enrting ‘exomo be enerpae ane role. I}. tneome generation FFG) we neaase cone gneries wk letrcemonta catecten of rertals anion fo | in towing: 10,214,298.00 | reeomo 1.1 brotment income genring “open cameos : 2 cay . . 1.4 Rent rom Feclitea 1.203.000 | 2 PIPC Conference Room 156,000.00 ' Proveil Trang Center 00000 6. Capt Covered Court 424.2000 <4. Capt Playground (cath kets) 7790000 oe 1 z (Bot Rent “477,800.00 i & : a ( ~~ [ETending Facies Service meome 787,100) . a 72: interest come "3822-40000 | ‘2 PEEAP 1.467,000.00 -PLEDAP 1.461, 00000| PEWS £04.0.00| 7Z2 insurante Share 229,000.00] 3 PEEAP 7aa0000| PLEDAP a0 30000 = PEWS #8 30000 2: Rous for SOA and Genicnon. 35,700.00.) 5, Other Business Income 988 ‘SU NHARTRHAL “o0.000 00 32. Otner income. “5000 Facies maintained, prepared & ready for ——--|s.2-Promoiowtzzaion ot LG faces ‘lent use four hours before ulization of | 100 bookings sored por somestor + facies “13 Si eniorcenant of calecion ot ranils lean [Gpdated monthy bilng prepared prompt to minimize payment detquencies “TES (hOB Brey BA ay) lending serees updated + | 14Prepere monty ton Status Report Updated report of lending services prepared lmanthy every tst week of the month eet 1.5 Updaied Cash Disbursrsent Book dnd Cash | Caretuty updated Gash Disbursement Book| {& Cash Receipts Book of 3 Lending 6 oaks cartulyupdstd on time Recobis Book 3 Lending Sansa p's Book Ta Poster oan payen [Coan payments ofboroners posed prompliy] 2000 ;amaus pass ronnay “7 Eva ian apteons Coan apptcalions propery evaluated. ea yo —— [SORCeriicaon cartaly prepared © “.Blesue SONCerteaton issued promptly {7s s0NCenteatin TS Poses oan appicaions [Coan appicaion propery processed "TE apaion pay aad “L10 Prepared nan checks Inssuance of lan checks carefull prepared Saad amet mtn a ‘ule funds ¥ “TERAEaBG SppaA SANTEE [Accra ih vary sao RRR [services ender. }77 Subrit a requred docomers waive He fates eperaton. loPcR- Target ‘OPCR - Rating ‘Arial asomplanon TOPOR OPRTOT ATE sutmid befor deadina Tapa ea SoS “rapa ered are acing aT ae ed a e- Butoet prepared & submited boos doadine bet pons bre ls. Prepared subited renitances of GS, JPspiic & ek ‘Romanos o GS, Pap BO EB repre 8 sams every 10 601 [Target forthe euccesdlng year eabrited every stnet ecomber, 1 revson (oPcR Tage Rating for he semesters exbmitod tet Sem (an - June) evry Stat of Joly and Sem (u-Dec)- every St of Snuary with + rovsion Bit eer Dos ‘steemesor (donne ety) Fra Canoe So. [Sa rage conaST naan fa Monto: Ereroseent Iionioredicoordinaed tts of Wapal saiars @ lcaPrecc area [cic Pezoo cnaved Program & tiation Provision of financial informaton othe |managemant fo: planning purposes 4 Suppo raw ng Agr Actos [SSorawe otro ag tar tena fs Records Management jas mainainod, cronies, easy retrieval, and Iaitonance & updating of records management . : 2 ice documents system receive, cod fe, preserve & protect Eee) [Financia eseureoe propor managed one 18 Financial Management lconrenes. [a tasks completed on cease wth mina! { Bugatng conto! Jevsions 10% ot franc cosices “Mentenane of tinanci records [i Popery & Supp Nenagerent = Preperation, implemeniaten, an monitoing of lien and property managemei program [recurrent storage. dpote, vents) Procurement actives performed in accordance jercg overmer pececue te competed on time His General Sanioes [Orica taitice a ober propery wall “implementation of eect sya of |nsintaine: et asks completed a scheduled Inaintenance of facies, blng, grounds, vehi 0% of es aces ae ter rope sscury and afty [Gr TechinicaV Secretariat Suppor Sense te, Uy & very SaUSTCION. 1.1 Render Technical Services fa Preparation & development of Project proposal Terms of Reference & Design & [develop appropriate pian & strategies to carry out activites relative to said project b. Participation during Jevaluatonfnegotisiontmplementation process of projects 3 fe Condit exonsive exon &anaie eit to meome generating projects, such ss laws, regulation taxation, mong other [ngs jo. Formuiate & negotiate contracts & |marketing apreementsimplementaton/dead lof sale & evaluation ofthe same renewal of |contracs,faciitaon of signing & Imotarzation 10 Je. Fling appropriate legal action against individuals violating terms of |conractslpreparation of cortesponding legal) {MUPLEMENT EDULE OF RAPLEMENTE lorricey| Sterne sare] Oste | Date a A lD. Non-omice 7 Einbankrnent of Capitol Business Park pal and Wantanarce fT PEDO Tota IE Personal Services [Stlares and Wages ~ Regular Salaries and Wages Casual PERA Repular [PERA- Casual sentation ADSwane [transportation Allowance [coning/ Unio Allowance [cash Gin Renata Casual [otic Donic & Alowanaes (Mi Year & Year End) = Rela [iran a arn Premios Rar PACTBIO Contributions ~Regabr Casual [PuinREACI Consbation Casual iaployeea Compensation 7 Casual Ferma leave benefit [per = = Casual fz aioor Frraveling Bapenses rain fottes Supplies Expenace [rucOW, Lubricant Expenses Electricity Expenses. Frelephone Expenses - Hobie Imernet& Telephone Bxpenses Repairs & Waintenance- Offer Big OWT [server EXPECTED OUTPUT: ‘PROGRAMMPROJECTIACTITY @ ‘AMOUNT FUNOING Mattenence & SOURCE |Personalservices | Other Operating } Cepia 205 (400 eae 353,768.00 739.062 56 258.008 00 000.00 31,800 00 31,800 00 72900.0, 1,000.0 0,900.0, 0,000.00 aaa B57, oats168 28,557.50 2400.0 75.909.68, 3.00.00 235064inaleator Rank | Score |Rank| Score Rank Rank | Score a Rank | Score hank ) overall 62 |st7a2] 59 | ses] 3 | 63 [arr] (4) | 71 [saoasd) (Q) Competitiveness : : : i Economic Dynamism 55 | 8.4027 | 54 | 8.2483) 7 77 +|7.8896) (23) | 72 |45014) 5 Government Efficiency 77 | 14829) 55 | 17407} 22 | 58 |13.377] (3) | 71 |10.5196} (13) > | infrastructure 51 | 85003] 62 | 9.2807} (11) | 47 |10455) 15 69 |68731| (22) Resiliency 63 |16.1313} List of Business Pe OTE ee 2016 Ca Permittees Approved 1,390 1,279 1,2672014 2015 2016 2017 Change ‘Change! Change etcadead Rank| Score |Rank) Score a Rank | Score Rank Rank | Score a Sverall 42 |33.651245| 43. 36.175538 (1) | 74 |28.303156) (31) | 258 | 241912) (184) Competitiveness Economic Dynamism 56 | 867s} 61 (9.010747, (5) | 225 | 7.149095] (164) | 165 | 47154] 60 Government Efficiency 62 | 16.531058] 51 | 17.41056 ohh 55 |12.198212 (4) 87 | 10.9161 (32) Infrastructure 62 | 8440203 | 75 (8.754231) (13) | 77 |8.985849/ (2) | 281 | 56825] (204) Resiliency 406 | 12.8171 # of entries 399 489 No. of Business Permittees Approved 802 844 910 ae aeChange Indicator Rank Overall > | competitiveness 235 | 2766864 | 328 | 21.337228) (93) | 200 | 354849} 128 Economic Dynamism | 280 | 6571371 | 326 | 6.395047 | (46) 301 | 4.1496 25 Government Efficiency 195 | 14.280353 | 317 7.63773 (122) 160 | 10.1878 157 Infrastructure 285 | 681692 | 291 | 7.30445 (6) 353 | 5.2044 (62) I Resiliency 197 | 15.853 # of entries 489 No. of Business 2016 | CAA 169 209 439 Permittees Approved2014 2015, 2016 2017 Change ‘Change! Change Indicator Rank) score Rank| score | 8" | Rank | score | RAM | Rank| score| Rank Overall 122 |20017735) 4 ka371268 118 | 28 30973605 (24) | 6 |43406| 22 Competitiveness 4 - 3 : Economic Dynamism 42 |92see1| 1 4.34115) 44 3 |atenas! (2) | 7 63721) (4) Government Efficiency 267 | 10.73864) 39 16620488 228 | 263 | 8924677| (224) | 21 |12.3045, 242 Infrastructure 38 | 9.030285] 12 /11.400655 26 | 51 /10.237468| (39) | 34 |7.3008| 17 Resiliency 2° |17.4286) # of entries 399 516 755 853 No. of Business Permittees Approved ETE ESSE EE MEL 1,312 1,089Indicator Overall Competitiveness 34 | 35.100142 | 208 | 25.392294 | (174) | 115 | 36.8245 93 Economic Dynamism | 31 | 11.055304 | 187 | 7.885348 | (156) | 147 | 4.5646 40 Government Efficiency) 41 | 16529693} 160 | 10163926 | (119) 84 | 11.119 76 Infrastructure 214 | 7.515145 | 430 | 7.34302 | (216) | 504 | 5.3643 (74) Resiliency 182. | 15.7766 # of entries 516 755 853 No. of Business ATG Pee 0 Permittees Approved 217 249 242 owda3d - IIO2015 2016 Change 2017 Change Meteo Rank | Score Rank Score we Rank | Score Rank Cdiirene 74 | 32.7282) 293 | 23.714806| -219 | 270 | 34.2066] 23 Economic Dynamism | 175 | 8.103682 | 369 | 6.744654 | -194 | 354 | 3.9093 15 Government a 74 | 15.730861 | 219 | 9.316859 | -145 | 389 | 8.6828 -170 Infrastructure 81 | 8893701 | 379 7.652994 | -298 344 (| 5.8762 35 Resiliency 185 | 15.7584 | # of entries 516 755 853 No. of Business Permittees Approved a eae ee ee 186 130 117Overall ) Competitiveness 100 | 31.847054 | 142 | 26631848 | -42 122 | 36.7211 20 Economic Dynamism | 96 | 9.17735 122 | 8.361664 -26 479 | 4.4041 -57 Government Efficiency, 77 | 1568839 | 191 | 9.703808 | -114 201 ‘| 10.2003 -10 Infrastructure 258 | 6981314 | 221 | 8.566375 37 218 | 6.2576 3 D | resili ‘esiliency 4174 | 15.8591 # of entries 516 755 853 No. of Business 2015 ors 5 248 495 Permittees Approved 31Indicator ee ee 135 | s0s3t777 | 415. | 21409146 | (280) | 339 | sates} 76 Economic Dynamism | 262 | 7.275859 | 348 | 6878228 | (86) 358 | 3.8943 (10) Government Efficiency! 115 | 14653459 454 | 6.s7e0s1 | (339) | 475 | 78719 | (21) Infrastructure 140 | 8.202459 | 377 | 7.654827 | (237) | 327 | 5.9282 50 Resiliency 291 | 16.472 # of entries 516 755 853 No. of Business Permittees Approved 129 123 139 PAAIndicator aia lies 136 | 3011659 | 202 | 2546016 | (66) 206 | 35.3477 (4) Economic Dynamism | 201 | 7.851148 | 429 | 6.472512 | (228) | 297 | 4.0351 132 Government Efficiency 76 | 15695729 | 154 | 10.247031/ (78) 287 | 9.5514 | (133) Infrastructure 285 | 6569713 | 202 | 8.740617 83 455 | 5.5639 | (253) Resiliency 75 | 16.1972 # of entries 516 755 853 No. of Business Permittees Approved 2015 PAT rans 210 223 1932015 2016 Change 2017 Change Indicator Rank Rank Rank | Score Rank Score Rank | Score Overall Competitiveness 266 | 25.133009 | 607 | 16765031} (341) | 419 | 320333) 188 Economic Dynamism | 174 | 8.103911 | 362 | 6.784388 | (188) | 203 | 4.3103 159 Government Efficiency) 216 | 12310309 | 612 | 5.032091 | (396) | 367 | 8.8937 245 Infrastructure 391 | 4.718789 | 651 | 4.947652 | (260) | 503 | 5.37 148 Resiliency 568 | 13.4594 # of entries 516 755 853 List of Business eo a | irs Permittees Approved 104 4122 1702015 2016 Change 2017 Change Indicator Rank Rank Rank | Score Rank Score Rank | Score Overall Competitiveness 294 | 2401771 | 242 | 24727802) 52 224 | 35.0309 18 Economic Dynamism | 220 | 7.674554 | 341 | 6909915 | (121) | 420 | 3.7434 (79) Government Efficiency) 275 | 10.649664 | 253 | 9.04437 22 274 | 9.6281 (21) Infrastructure 345 | 5.693492 | 195 | 8.773607 150 358 | 5.8306 (163) Resiliency 176 | 15.8287 # of entries 516 755 853 List of Business Permittees Approved el ae ee ee 674 727 658AN ORDINANCE ENACTED BY THE SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE, IN ITS 94" REGULAR SESSIONHELD AT THE SP SESSION HALL, PROVINCIAL CAPITOL, BUTUAN CITY ON JUNE 8, 2009. PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO.254-2009 INVESTMENT INCENTIVE CODE OF THE PROVINCE OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE BE IT ORDAINED, by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Agusan del Norte, in session assembled, that: i CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISIONS Pest SECTION 1. TITLE - This Ordinance shall be known as “The Investment Incentive Code of Agusan del Norte”. SECTION 2. DECLARATION OF POLICY ~To accelerate the sound economic development of the Province., it is hereby declared to be the policy of the Province of Agusan del Norte to pursue an environmentally, sustain, sustainable and equitable growth’ by encouraging local, private Filipino and foreign investment in the province which will responsibly utilize its natural resources, provide employment opportunities and equitably distribute wealth to its people. In line with this, through the Agusan del Norte Investment incentive Code, the Province will formulate and implement policies necessary to provide clear-cut and comprehensive action plans and investment guidelines that will establish @ solid foundation for its sustainable socio economic growth. SECTION 2. OBIECTIVES — This Ordinance is enacted to attaln the follawing objectives: | 1. To fay down the fegaf framework and "mechanism of integrating the province’s investment incentive law to thellocal devélopment initiative; 2. To promote the fldw/of invesicks both foreign ahd local into the, province of Agusan del Norte which would generate employment opportunities and provide investment linkages among industries in the province and the country; and 3, To'transform selected areas of the province of Agusan del Norte into highly develop agro-industrial, industrial, commercial, tourist investment. and financial centers in the province,