December 14, 2020, Consolidated - Edited

Republic of the Philippines
Quezon City
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD
JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS
51st REGULAR SESSION OF THE 21st QUEZON CITY COUNCIL HELD ON

MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2020, AT THE CARLOS ALBERT HALL.
Vice Mayor Gian G. Sotto – Presiding Officer
ATTY. JOHN THOMAS S. ALFEROS III (Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod):
Good morning, Your Honors, ladies and gentlemen. May we request everybody
to, please, stand for the Opening Prayer to be led by Coun. Franz S. Pumaren.
COUN. FRANZ S. PUMAREN:
Let us remember we are in the holy presence of our Lord.
In the Name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
We praise You and we thank You, Lord, for the day’s meal. We thank You, Lord,
for all the blessings You have given us. You always give us guidance and always
enlighten us in making our daily decision. This we ask in Jesus Name. Amen.
In the Name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Remain standing for the Philippine National Anthem.
(Communal singing of Lupang Hinirang.)
The Philippine Councilor’s Creed will be led by Coun. Mayen Juico.
COUN. LENA MARIE P. JUICO:
I am a Philippine Councilor, mandated by law to enact measures and ordinances

that redound to the general welfare of my constituents in their pursuit for happiness,
peace and prosperity.
I believe in public service above self as the guiding principle of my official acts.
And as I tread the pathways of local legislation, may the Almighty guide my mind
and heart that I shall be true to my constituents and the Filipino people.
Journal of the Proceedings, 51st Regular Session, December 14, 2020
MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:
The 51st Regular Session of the 21st City Council is now called to order
(9:25 A.M.).
May we request the City Secretary to proceed with the roll call.
Roll call.
The Presiding Officer, Vice Mayor Gian G. Sotto
Councilors from the:
1st District:
Coun. Bernard R. Herrera
Coun. Lena Marie P. Juico, President Pro-Tempore
Coun. Dorothy A. Delarmente, M.D. - WebEx
Coun. Tany Joe “TJ” L. Calalay
Coun. Nicole Ella V. Crisologo - WebEx
Coun. Victor V. Ferrer, Jr.
2nd District:
Coun. Winston “Winnie” T. Castelo
Coun. Atty. Bong Liban, 1st Asst. Majority Floor Leader**
Coun. Eden Delilah “Candy” A. Medina
Coun. Ramon P. Medalla - WebEx
Coun. Mikey F. Belmonte
Coun. Estrella C. Valmocina - WebEx
3rd District:
Coun. Franz S. Pumaren, Majority Floor Leader
Coun. Kate Galang-Coseteng, 1st Asst. Minority Floor Leader**
Coun. Matias John T. Defensor - WebEx
Coun. Wencerom Benedict C. Lagumbay - WebEx
Coun. Jorge L. Banal, Sr. - WebEx
Coun. Peachy V. De Leon, 2nd Asst. Minority Floor Leader - WebEx
4th District:
Coun. Imee A. Rillo - WebEx
Coun. Marra C. Suntay
Coun. Irene R. Belmonte, 2nd Asst. Majority Floor Leader - WebEx
Coun. Resty B. Malañgen
Coun. Ivy L. Lagman
Coun. Hero M. Bautista
5th District:
Coun. Jose A. Visaya - WebEx
Coun. Karl Castelo**
Coun. Patrick Michael Vargas
Coun. Shaira L. Liban - WebEx
Coun. Ram V. Medalla
Coun. Allan Butch T. Francisco
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6th District:
Coun. Marivic Co Pilar, 3rd Asst. Majority Floor Leader - WebEx
Coun. Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr.
Coun. Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan - WebEx
Coun. Diorella Maria G. Sotto-Antonio
Coun. Donato “Donny” C. Matias
Coun. Eric Z. Medina, Minority Floor Leader
Sectoral Representative:
Coun. Freddy S. Roxas, President, Liga ng mga Barangay, QC Chapter
Coun. Noe Dela Fuente, President, Panlungsod na Pederasyon ng Sangguniang
Kabataan QC Chapter - WebEx
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**absent
How many members present?
We have 33 members present, Your Honor.
We have a quorum.
Majority Floor Leader.
Good morning, Mr. Presiding Officer.
Councilor Pumaren.
I move for the approval of the Minutes of the 50th Regular Session held on
December 7, 2020.
Hearing no objection, Minutes APPROVED.
VII. INFORMATIONAL MATTERS
1. LETTER OF CONG. ANTHONY “ONYX” D. CRISOLOGO,

INFORMING THAT HE FILED A MEASURE, HOUSE BILL 2225,
ENTITLED “AN ACT RENAMING QUEZON CITY GENERAL
HOSPITAL TO QUEZON CITY GENERAL HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL
CENTER, AMENDING FOR THIS PURPOSE, REPUBLIC ACT NOS.
537 AND 6548,” SUBSTITUTED BY HOUSE BILL 7839.
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Mr. Presiding Officer, I move that this be noted.
Noted.
2. COPY OF THE ORDER SIGNED BY HON. JANET ABERGOS-SAMAR,

PRESIDING JUDGE, BRANCH 219, RTC-QC, IN RE: “PETITION FOR
CANCELLATION OF TITLE AND ISSUANCE OF WRIT OF
POSSESSION (TCT NOS. 190367-368) – LAVERNE REALTY AND
DEVELOPMENT CORP., REPRESENTED BY JOHN JERRY A.
CATOLOS, PETITIONER.”
Noted.
3. LETTERS OF MS. RUBY G. MANANGU, CITY ACCOUNTANT,

ADDRESSED TO ATTY. RESURRECCION C. QUIETA, STATE
AUDITOR V, OFFICE OF THE CITY AUDITOR, BOTH OF THIS CITY,
SUBMITTING THE: (a) TRIAL BALANCE OF THE SPECIAL EDUCATION
FUND; AND (b) PRE-CLOSING TRIAL BALANCE OF THE TRUST
FUND, FOR THE PERIOD ENDED JUNE 30, 2020, RESPECTIVELY.
Mr. Presiding Officer, I move that this be referred to the two committees:
Appropriation and Committee on Ways and Means.
Referred.
4. TRANSMITTAL FROM THE OFFICE OF THE VICE MAYOR, THIS CITY,

RE: RESOLUTION NO. 1, SERIES OF 2020 OF THE QUEZON CITY
ANTI-DRUG ABUSE ADVISORY COUNCIL (QCADAAC), ENTITLED: “A
RESOLUTION APPROVING THE IMPLEMENTING RULES AND
REGULATIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. SP-2791, S-2018, OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS ‘QUEZON CITY DANGEROUS DRUGS CODE.”
Mr. Presiding Officer, I move that this be confirmed.
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Thank you very much, Coach, confirmed.
Mr. Presiding Officer.
Majority Floor Leader Coach Franz, I move to relinquish the Chair to Coun. Eric
Medina.
One-minute recess.
One-minute recess (9:30 A.M.).
I withdraw the motion. Sorry. Since we have the Pro-Temp. present, physically
present today, I move to relinquish the Chair to our President Pro-Temp., Coun. Mayen
Juico.
(The Chair was yielded to the President Pro-Tempore, Coun. Lena Marie P.
Juico)
MADAM ACTING PRESIDING OFFICER (Coun. Lena Marie P. Juico):
Session resumed (9:32 A.M.)
The Majority Floor Leader is recognized.
Yes, thank you, good morning, Madam Presiding Officer. I move to terminate the
Privilege Hour.
Privilege Hour is, now, terminated.
CALENDAR OF BUSINESS
A. FOR THIRD & FINAL READING OF ORDINANCES AND CONFIRMATION

OF RESOLUTIONS (APPROVED ON SECOND READING DURING THE
50TH REGULAR SESSION, HELD ON DECEMBER 7, 2020 ):
a. THIRD/FINAL READING:
1. PO21CC-241 – AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A MONTHLY

INCENTIVE ALLOWANCE IN THE AMOUNT OF FIVE HUNDRED
PESOS (PHP500.00) EACH, TO ALL THE REGULAR
BARANGAY PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS (BPSO) OF THE 142
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BARANGAYS IN QUEZON CITY FOR THE YEARS 2020 TO

2022, AND APPROPRIATING THE NECESSARY FUNDS
THEREFOR. (Introduced by Councilors PEACHY V. DE LEON
and FREDDY S. ROXAS. Co-Introduced by Councilors Resty B.
Malañgen, Bernard R. Herrera, Lena Marie P. Juico, Dorothy A.
Delarmente, M.D., Tany Joe “TJ” L. Calalay, Nicole Ella V.
Crisologo, Victor V. Ferrer, Jr., Winston “Winnie” T. Castelo, Eden
Delilah “Candy” A. Medina, Ramon P. Medalla, Mikey F.
Belmonte, Estrella C. Valmocina, Franz S. Pumaren, Kate Galang-
Coseteng, Matias John T. Defensor, Wencerom Benedict C.
Lagumbay, Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Imee A. Rillo, Marra C. Suntay,
Irene R. Belmonte, Ivy L. Lagman, Hero M. Bautista, Jose A.
Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira L. Liban,
Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar,
Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan,
Diorella Maria G. Sotto- Antonio, Donato “Donny” C. Matias, Eric
Z. Medina and Noe Dela Fuente.)
Madam Presiding Officer, I move for the approval of the said measure.
There’s a motion for the approval of the said measure. Hearing no objection,
said measure is hereby APPROVED.
2. PO21CC-248 – AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE

INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS FOR THE PROTECTION AND
SUPPORT OF TRAFFICKED PERSONS, PURSUANT TO THE
PROVISIONS OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9208, OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS THE “ANTI-TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS ACT OF
2003,” AS AMENDED BY REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10364, OR THE
“EXPANDED ANTI-TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS ACT OF 2012,”
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (Introduced by Councilors LENA
MARIE P. JUICO, SHAIRA L. LIBAN, PEACHY V. DE LEON,
MARRA C. SUNTAY, DIORELLA MARIA G. SOTTO-ANTONIO,
EDEN DELILAH “Candy” A. MEDINA, DONATO “Donny” C.
MATIAS and FREDDY S. ROXAS. Co-Introduced by Councilors
Bernard R. Herrera, Dorothy A. Delarmente, M.D., Tany Joe “TJ” L.
Calalay, Nicole Ella V. Crisologo, Victor V. Ferrer, Jr., Winston
“Winnie” T. Castelo, Ramon P. Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte,
Estrella C. Valmocina, Franz S. Pumaren, Kate Galang-Coseteng,
Matias John T. Defensor, Wencerom Benedict C. Lagumbay, Jorge
L. Banal, Sr., Imee A. Rillo, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen,
Ivy L. Lagman, Hero M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo,
Patrick Michael Vargas, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T.
Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr.,
Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Eric Z. Medina and Noe Dela Fuente.)
Madam Presiding Officer, I move for the approval of the said measure.
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There’s a motion for the approval of PO21CC-248. Hearing no objection, said

measure is hereby APPROVED.
FOR CONFIRMATION:
1. PR21CC-150 – A RESOLUTION URGING ALL BARANGAYS OF

QUEZON CITY TO INCREASE THE ALLOCATION OF ANNUAL DUES
OF THE LIGA NG MGA BARANGAY KAGAWAD TO TEN THOUSAND
PESOS (PHP10,000.00) IN THEIR RESPECTIVE ANNUAL BUDGETS.
(Introduced by Councilor BERNARD R. HERRERA. Co-Introduced by
Councilors Lena Marie P. Juico, Dorothy A. Delarmente, M.D., Tany Joe
“TJ” L. Calalay, Nicole Ella V. Crisologo, Victor V. Ferrer, Jr., Winston
“Winnie” T. Castelo, Eden Delilah “Candy” A. Medina, Ramon P. Medalla,
Mikey F. Belmonte, Estrella C. Valmocina, Franz S. Pumaren, Kate
Galang-Coseteng, Matias John T. Defensor, Wencerom Benedict C.
Lagumbay, Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Peachy V. De Leon, Imee A. Rillo, Marra
C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Ivy L. Lagman, Hero
M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira
L. Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar,
Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Diorella Maria
G. Sotto-Antonio, Donato “Donny” C. Matias, Eric Z. Medina, Freddy S.
Roxas and Noe Dela Fuente.)
Madam Presiding Officer, I move for the omnibus confirmation of the resolutions,
items 1 to 20 namely, PR21CC-150, 439, 487, 490, 549, 556, 560, 561, 615, 616, 617,
686, 737, 795, 796, 811, 814, 820, 823, 824.
2. PR21CC-439 – A RESOLUTION RENEWING THE SPECIAL PERMIT

GRANTED TO BEL-FED GAMING AMUSEMENT CORPORATION, TO
OPERATE AN ELECTRONIC BINGO GAMES (EGAMES), LOCATED AT
SHOP AND RIDE COMPLEX, NO. 248 GEN. LUIS STREET, BARANGAY
NOVALICHES PROPER, DISTRICT V, QUEZON CITY, SUBJECT TO
THE RULES AND REGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE
PHILIPPINE AMUSEMENT AND GAMING CORPORATION (PAGCOR).
(Introduced by Councilor DONATO “Donny” C. MATIAS. Co-Introduced by
Councilors Bernard R. Herrera, Lena Marie P. Juico, Dorothy A.
Delarmente, M.D., Tany Joe “TJ” L. Calalay, Nicole Ella V. Crisologo,
Victor V. Ferrer, Jr., Winston “Winnie” T. Castelo, Eden Delilah “Candy” A.
Medina, Ramon P. Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte, Estrella C. Valmocina,
Franz S. Pumaren, Kate Galang-Coseteng, Matias John T. Defensor,
Wencerom Benedict C. Lagumbay, Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Peachy V. De
Leon, Imee A. Rillo, Marra C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B.
Malañgen, Ivy L. Lagman, Hero M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo,
Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira L. Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T.
Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio
“Roger” P. Juan, Diorella Maria G. Sotto-Antonio Eric Z. Medina, Freddy
S. Roxas and Noe Dela Fuente.)
3. PR21CC-487 – A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A

SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO PANGASINAN FIVE STAR BUS CO., INC.,
FOR THE OPERATION OF A BUS TERMINAL GARAGE STATION
LOCATED AT NO. 21 MONTREAL STREET, BARANGAY
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E. RODRIGUEZ, SR., CUBAO, DISTICT III, QUEZON CITY. (Introduced

by Councilor VICTOR V. FERRER JR.)

SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO PANGASINAN FIVE STAR BUS
CORPORATION, INC., FOR THE OPERATION OF A BUS TERMINAL
GARAGE STATION LOCATED AT LOT 1-B, NO. 1178 E. DE LOS
SANTOS AVENUE, BARANGAY UNANG SIGAW, DISTRICT VI,
QUEZON CITY. (Introduced by Councilor VICTOR V. FERRER JR.)
5. PR21CC-549 – A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE RENEWAL OF THE

SPECIAL PERMIT TO BIGGAME, INC., TO OPERATE AN ELECTRONIC
GAMES (E-GAMES) ESTABLISHMENT, LOCATED AT TM PLAZA,
TOMAS MORATO AVENUE, QUEZON CITY, SUBJECT TO THE RULES
AND REGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE PHILIPPINE
AMUSEMENT AND GAMING CORPORATION (PAGCOR). (Introduced
by Councilor IVY L. LAGMAN. Co-Introduced by Councilors Bernard R.
Herrera, Lena Marie P. Juico, Dorothy A. Delarmente, M.D., Tany Joe
C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Hero M. Bautista, Jose
A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira L. Liban, Ram V.
Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T.
Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Diorella Maria G. Sotto-Antonio,
Donato “Donny” C. Matias, Eric Z. Medina, Freddy S. Roxas and Noe
Dela Fuente.)
6. PR21CC-556 – A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE RENEWAL OF A

SPECIAL PERMIT TO TOTAL GAMEZONE XTREME, INCORPORATED,
TO OPERATE AN ELECTRONIC GAMES (E-GAMES)
ESTABLISHMENT, LOCATED AT 2/F MSK BUILDING, 241 VISAYAS
AVENUE, TANDANG SORA, QUEZON CITY, SUBJECT TO THE RULES
AND REGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE PHILIPPINE
AMUSEMENT AND GAMING CORPORATION (PAGCOR). (Introduced
by Councilor IVY L. LAGMAN. Co-Introduced by Councilors Bernard R.
C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Hero M. Bautista, Jose
A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira L. Liban, Ram V.
Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T.
Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Diorella Maria G. Sotto-Antonio,
Donato “Donny” C. Matias, Eric Z. Medina, Freddy S. Roxas and Noe
Dela Fuente.)

ESTABLISHMENT, LOCATED AT UNIT SF-206, CITIGOLD PLAZA, NO.
175 KATIPUNAN AVENUE CORNER BONI SERRANO AVENUE,
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QUEZON CITY, SUBJECT TO THE RULES AND REGULATIONS

PROMULGATED BY THE PHILIPPINE AMUSEMENT AND GAMING
CORPORATION (PAGCOR). (Introduced by Councilor IVY L. LAGMAN.
Co-Introduced by Councilors Bernard R. Herrera, Lena Marie P. Juico,
Dorothy A. Delarmente, M.D., Tany Joe “TJ” L. Calalay, Nicole Ella V.
Crisologo, Victor V. Ferrer, Jr., Winston “Winnie” T. Castelo, Eden Delilah
“Candy” A. Medina, Ramon P. Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte, Estrella C.
Valmocina, Franz S. Pumaren, Kate Galang-Coseteng, Matias John T.
Defensor, Wencerom Benedict C. Lagumbay, Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Peachy
V. De Leon, Imee A. Rillo, Marra C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B.
Malañgen, Hero M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick
Michael Vargas, Shaira L. Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T.
Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio
“Roger” P. Juan, Diorella Maria G. Sotto-Antonio, Donato “Donny” C.
Matias, Eric Z. Medina, Freddy S. Roxas and Noe Dela Fuente.)

ESTABLISHMENT, LOCATED AT 2/F DON ANTONIO SPORTS
CENTER, BLOCK 17, LOT 5, HOLY SPIRIT DRIVE, BARANGAY HOLY
SPIRIT, COMMONWEALTH, DISTRICT II, QUEZON CITY, SUBJECT TO
THE RULES AND REGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE
PHILIPPINE AMUSEMENT AND GAMING CORPORATION (PAGCOR).
(Introduced by Councilor IVY L. LAGMAN. Co-Introduced by Councilors
Bernard R. Herrera, Lena Marie P. Juico, Dorothy A. Delarmente, M.D.,
Tany Joe “TJ” L. Calalay, Nicole Ella V. Crisologo, Victor V. Ferrer, Jr.,
Winston “Winnie” T. Castelo, Eden Delilah “Candy” A. Medina, Ramon P.
Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte, Estrella C. Valmocina, Franz S. Pumaren,
Kate Galang-Coseteng, Matias John T. Defensor, Wencerom Benedict C.
C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Hero M. Bautista,
Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira L. Liban,
Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar, Melencio
“Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Diorella Maria G.
Sotto-Antonio, Donato “Donny” C. Matias, Eric Z. Medina, Freddy S.
9. PR21CC-615 – A RESOLUTION GRANTING A MARKET FRANCHISE

TO 189 REALTY CORPORATION CI MARKET (OLD), FOR THE
OPERATION OF A MARKET, LOCATED AT NO. 1007 QUIRINO HI-
WAY, BARANGAY SANTA MONICA, DISTRICT V, NOVALICHES,
QUEZON CITY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE
PERTINENT PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. SP-2459, S-2015,
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE REVISED QUEZON CITY MARKET
CODE. (Introduced by Councilor WENCEROM BENEDICT C.
LAGUMBAY. Co-Introduced by Councilors Bernard R. Herrera, Lena
Marie P. Juico, Dorothy A. Delarmente, M.D., Tany Joe “TJ” L. Calalay,
Nicole Ella V. Crisologo, Victor V. Ferrer, Jr., Winston “Winnie” T.
Castelo, Eden Delilah “Candy” A. Medina, Ramon P. Medalla, Mikey F.
Belmonte, Estrella C. Valmocina, Franz S. Pumaren, Kate Galang-
Coseteng, Matias John T. Defensor, Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Peachy V. De
Leon, Imee A. Rillo, Marra C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B.
Malañgen, Ivy L. Lagman, Hero M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl
Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira L. Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan
Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr.,
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Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, DiorellaMaria G. Sotto-Antonio, Donato “Donny”

C. Matias, Eric Z. Medina, Freddy S. Roxas and Noe Dela Fuente.)
10. PR21CC-616 – A RESOLUTION GRANTING A MARKET FRANCHISE

TO 189 REALTY CORPORATION CI MARKET (NEW), FOR THE
OPERATION OF A MARKET, LOCATED AT NO. 1029 QUIRINO HI-
WAY, BARANGAY SANTA MONICA, DISTRICT V, NOVALICHES,
QUEZON CITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE
PERTINENT PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. SP-2459, S-2015,
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE REVISED QUEZON CITY MARKET
CODE. (Introduced by Councilor WENCEROM BENEDICT C.
LAGUMBAY. Co-Introduced by Councilors Bernard R. Herrera, Lena
Nicole Ella V. Crisologo, Victor V. Ferrer, Jr., Winston “Winnie” T. Castelo,
Eden Delilah “Candy” A. Medina, Ramon P. Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte,
Estrella C. Valmocina, Franz S. Pumaren, Kate Galang-Coseteng, Matias
John T. Defensor, Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Peachy V. De Leon, Imee A. Rillo,
Marra C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Ivy L. Lagman,
Hero M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas,
Shaira L. Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co
Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Diorella
Maria G. Sotto-Antonio, Donato “Donny” C. Matias, Eric Z. Medina,
Freddy S. Roxas and Noe Dela Fuente.)
11. PR21CC-617 – A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE APPLICATION FOR

MARKET FRANCHISE OF SABINA MARKET, INC., FOR THE
OPERATION OF A MARKET, LOCATED AT J.P. RAMOY STREET,
CORNER QUIRINO HI-WAY, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY IN
ACCORDANCE WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE PERTINENT
PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO.SP-2459, S-2015, OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS THE REVISED QUEZON CITY MARKET CODE. (Introduced
by Councilor WENCEROM BENEDICT C. LAGUMBAY. Co-Introduced by
Victor V. Ferrer, Jr., Winston “Winnie” T. Castelo, Eden Delilah “Candy” A.
Medina, Ramon P. Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte, Estrella C. Valmocina,
Franz S. Pumaren, Kate Galang-Coseteng, Matias John T. Defensor,
Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Peachy V. De Leon, Imee A. Rillo, Marra C. Suntay,
Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Ivy L. Lagman, Hero M.
Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira L.
Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar,
Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Diorella
12. PR21CC-686 – A RESOLUTION EXTENDING THE PROFOUND

SYMPATHY AND SINCERE CONDOLENCES OF THE QUEZON CITY
GOVERNMENT, HEADED BY THE CITY MAYOR, HONORABLE MA.
JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, THE CITY VICE MAYOR HONORABLE GIAN
G. SOTTO AND THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE 21ST CITY
COUNCIL, TO THE BEREAVED FAMILY OF THE LATE FORMER
COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS CHAIRPERSON SIXTO
BRILLANTES, JR. (Introduced by Councilor KARL CASTELO. Co-
Introduced by Councilors Bernard R. Herrera, Lena Marie P. Juico,
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Malañgen, Ivy L. Lagman, Hero M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Patrick
Michael Vargas, Shaira L. Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T.
Francisco, Marivic Co- Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio
“Roger” P. Juan, Diorella Maria G. Sotto-Antonio, Donato “Donny” C.
Matias, Eric Z. Medina, Freddy S. Roxas and Noe Dela Fuente)

SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO JADE BLUE PETROLEUM, INC., FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A ONE (1)-STOREY
GASOLINE STATION WITH OFFICE BUILDING, TO BE LOCATED AT
LOT 2, BLOCK 43, REGALADO AVENUE CORNER BRISTOL STREET,
BARANGAY NORTH FAIRVIEW, DISTRICT V, QUEZON CITY.
(Introduced by Councilor VICTOR V. FERRER, JR.)
14. PR21CC-795 – A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MAYOR,

HONORABLE MA. JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, TO ENTER INTO A
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH (DOH), FOR THE TELEMEDICINE PROJECT, TO PROVIDE
ALTERNATIVE MEANS TO ACCESS EFFICIENT AND RELIABLE
PRIMARY CARE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. ( Introduced by
Councilors FRANZ S. PUMAREN and DIORELLA MARIA G. SOTTO-
ANTONIO. Co-Introduced by Councilors Bernard R. Herrera, Lena
Nicole Ella V. Crisologo, Victor V. Ferrer, Jr., Winston “Winnie” T. Castelo,
Eden Delilah “Candy” A. Medina, Ramon P. Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte,
Estrella C. Valmocina, Kate Galang-Coseteng, Matias John T. Defensor,
Wencerom Benedict C. Lagumbay, Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Peachy V. De Leon,
Imee A. Rillo, Marra C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Ivy L.
Lagman, Hero M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael
Vargas, Shaira L. Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic
Co Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Donato
“Donny” C. Matias, Eric Z. Medina, Freddy S. Roxas and Noe Dela Fuente .)

LEASE AGREEMENT WITH IR3 HOSPITAL SOLUTIONS,
CONSULTANCY AND PHARMACEUTICALS, INC., REPRESENTED BY
ITS VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, MR. RONALD SAN
JUAN, FOR THE OUTSOURCED SPECIAL COVID-19 DIALYSIS
CENTER OF THE QUEZON CITY GENERAL HOSPITAL. (Introduced by
Councilor DIORELLA MARIA G. SOTTO-ANTONIO. Co-Introduced by
Councilors Eden Delilah “Candy” A. Medina, Dorothy A. Delarmente, M.D.,
Wencerom Benedict C. Lagumbay, Bernard R. Herrera, Lena Marie P. Juico,
Winston “Winnie” T. Castelo, Ramon P. Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte, Estrella
C. Valmocina, Franz S. Pumaren, Kate Galang-Coseteng, Matias John T.
Defensor, Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Peachy V. De Leon, Imee A. Rillo, Marra C.
Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Ivy L. Lagman, Hero M.
Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira L.
Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar, Melencio
“Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Donato “Donny” C. Matias,
Eric Z. Medina, Freddy S. Roxas and Noe Dela Fuente .)

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MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT WITH BARANGAY GREATER

LAGRO, REPRESENTED BY ITS PUNONG BARANGAY LEO B.
GARRA, JR., TO UTILIZE THE TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE (255)
SQUARE METERS GROUND FLOOR AREA OF ITS COMMUNITY
CENTER BUILDING, LOCATED ALONG MISA DE GALLO STREET,
BARANGAY GREATER LAGRO, QUEZON CITY, WHICH SHALL BE
USED AS THE “QUEZON CITY DIALYSIS AND LABORATORY
CENTER.” (Introduced by Councilors FRANZ S. PUMAREN and
DONATO “Donny” C. MATIAS.)
17. PR21CC-814 – A RESOLUTION CONGRATULATING POLICE

LIEUTENANT COLONEL (PLTCOL) ROMULUS R. GADAONI, FOR
BEING AWARDED AS THE BEST POLICE STATION COMMANDER
FOR THE YEAR 2020 BY THE QUEZON CITY POLICE DISTRICT
(QCPD). (Introduced by Councilor WINSTON “Winnie” T. CASTELO.
Crisologo, Victor V. Ferrer, Jr., Eden Delilah “Candy” A. Medina, Ramon
P. Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte, Estrella C. Valmocina, Franz S. Pumaren,
Kate Galang-Coseteng, Matias John T. Defensor, Wencerom Benedict C.
C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Ivy L. Lagman, Hero
M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira
L. Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar,
Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Diorella Maria
G. Sotto-Antonio, Donato “Donny” C. Matias, Eric Z. Medina, Freddy S.

MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION FOR THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS TO QUEZON
CITY GOVERNMENT, INTENDED FOR PAYMENT OF NON-HOUSING
CASH ENTITLEMENTS TO PROJECT-AFFECTED PERSONS OF THE
METRO MANILA SUBWAY PROJECT, TO BE DEPOSITED TO A TRUST
FUND ACCOUNT. (Introduced by Councilors FRANZ S. PUMAREN and
DONATO “Donny” C. MATIAS. Co-Introduced by Councilors Bernard R.
Mikey F. Belmonte, Estrella C. Valmocina, Kate Galang-Coseteng, Matias
John T. Defensor, Wencerom Benedict C. Lagumbay, Jorge L. Banal, Sr.,
Peachy V. De Leon, Imee A. Rillo, Marra C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte,
Resty B. Malañgen, Ivy L. Lagman, Hero M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl
Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira L. Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan
Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr.,
Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Diorella Maria G. Sotto-Antonio, Eric Z.
Medina, Freddy S. Roxas and Noe Dela Fuente.)
18. PR21CC-823 – A RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE CONTRACTS OF

AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO BY THE QUEZON CITY GOVERNMENT
(QCG) AND THE WINNING BIDDERS AND/OR CONTRACTORS OF
THE VARIOUS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS (PROJECT NO. 20-
048N, 12-9028, 13-13019, 15-24019, 16-5011, 16-5024, 17-6026, 17-
9012, 17-13023, 17-16002, 17-16008, 17-16009, 17-19005, 17-19006, 17-
19028, 17-20013, 17-20004, 17-20014, 17-21005, 17-21009, 17-21010,
17-28004, 17-28008, 17-29001, 17-29004, 17-29005, 17-29008, 18-5008,
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18-5009, 18-9002, 18-9003, 18-11012, 18-12007C, 18-19005, 19-13002,

AND 19-13003) SUBJECT TO EXISTING LAWS, RULES AND
REGULATIONS. (Introduced by Councilor PATRICK MICHAEL VARGAS.
Malañgen, Ivy L. Lagman, Hero M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo,
Shaira L. Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co
Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Diorella

HONORABLE MA. JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, TO EXTEND FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE IN BEHALF OF THE QUEZON CITY GOVERNMENT TO
EACH INFORMAL SETTLER FAMILIES (ISFs) LIVING IN DANGER
AREAS WHO WILL BE RELOCATED TO ANY GOVERNMENT
RESETTLEMENT SITES, TO BE TAKEN FROM THE APPROPRIATION
FOR GRANTS, AIDS AND SUBSIDIES UNDER THE OFFICE OF THE
CITY MAYOR OR FROM ANY AVAILABLE FUNDS. (Introduced by
Councilors MARIVIC CO-PILAR and FRANZ S. PUMAREN.
“Candy” A. Medina,Ramon P. Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte, Estrella C.
Valmocina, Kate Galang-Coseteng, Matias John T. Defensor, Wencerom
Benedict C. Lagumbay, Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Peachy V.De Leon, Imee A.
Rillo, Marra C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Ivy L.
Lagman, Hero M. Bautista, Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael
Vargas, Shaira L. Liban, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco,
Melencio“Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Diorella
There’s a motion for the omnibus confirmation of items 1 to 20 previously

mentioned by the Majority Floor Leader. Hearing no objection, the said measures are
hereby CONFIRMED.
Barangay Budget for Confirmation
COUN. FREDDY S. ROXAS:
Madam Presiding Officer.
Coun. Freddy Roxas is, now, recognized.
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Thank you, Madam Chair. Madam Chair, I move for the confirmation of the
following barangay budgets:
Barangay Bungad (SK Budget) with the amount of PhP1,355,311.40;

Barangay Mariblo (SK Budget) with the amount of PhP905,103.63;
Barangay Pag-asa (SK Budget) with the amount of PhP3,891,561.73;
Barangay Escopa 4 (SK Budget) with the amount of PhP565,006.54;
Barangay Libis (Annual Budget for 2021) with the amount of PhP9,720,566.48;
Barangay Old Capitol Site (Annual Budget for 2021) with the amount of
PhP6,778,121.93;
Barangay Old Capitol Site (SK Budget for 2021) with the amount of
PhP677,812.20;
Barangay Botocan (SK Budget) with the amount of PhP981,208.49;
Barangay Kaligayahan (Annual Budget for 2021) with the amount of
PhP55,135,350.28;
Barangay Apolonio Samson (SK Budget) with the amount of PhP4,984,682.03;
Barangay Tandang Sora (Annual Budget for 2021) with the amount of
PhP89,006,344.82;
Barangay Tandang Sora (SK Budget 2021) with the amount of PhP8,990,634.48
There’s a motion to confirm budgets mentioned by our Liga ng Barangay Head,

Coun. Freddy Roxas, items 1 to 12. Hearing no objection, the said budgets are
CONFIRMED.
Thank you, Madam Chair.
BUSINESS FOR THE DAY
1. FOR FIRST READING AND/OR REFERRAL TO APPROPRIATE

COMMITTEE/S:
PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS:
1. PR21C-838 – RESOLUTION CONGRATULATING AND

COMMENDING FLORENCE MARIE PINEDA MARAMBA, A
GRADUATE OF CULIAT HIGH SCHOOL BATCH 2011, FOR
PASSING 6TH PLACER IN PHYSICIAN LICENSURE
EXAMINATION, HELD ON NOVEMBER 2020. (Introduced by
Councilor MARIVIC CO PILAR)
Madam Presiding Officer, I move that this be referred to Committee on Laws,

Rules & Internal Government.
So referred.
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2. PR21CC-839 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A

CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION TO SM DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF
GLITZ RESIDENCES, LOCATED AT LOTS R.P. 3-B-3-A-1-A-2-B-5-1-
8-C, 3-B-3-A-1-A-2-B-5-1-6, 3, EDSA CORNER EAST AVENUE,
BARANGAY PINYAHAN, DISTRICT 4, QUEZON CITY, ALLOWING
DEVIATION FROM THE RESTRICTIONS PROVIDED UNDER
ORDINANCE NO. SP-2502, S-2016, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF 2016. (Introduced by
Councilor IVY L. LAGMAN)
Madam Presiding Officer, I move that this be referred to the following

committees: City Planning, Building & Zoning, Laws, Rules & Internal Government.
Is that all? So referred.
3. PR21CC-840 – RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A

CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION TO JOANNAH O. JUICO AND LOUIS
PIERRE JUICO, FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A ONE (1) STOREY
WAREHOUSE BUILDING, LOCATED AT LOT 1, BLOCK 99, MATAHIMIK
STREET CORNER MALAYA STREET, SIKATUNA VILLAGE,
BARANGAY MALAYA, DISTRICT-4, QUEZON CITY, ALLOWING
DEVIATION FROM THE RESTRICTIONS PROVIDED UNDER
ORDINANCE NO. SP-2502 S-2016, AS AMENDED, OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS THE QUEZON CITY COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF 2016. (Introduced by Councilor RAMON P. MEDALLA)

committees: City Planning, Building & Zoning, Laws, Rules & Internal Government.
So referred.
4. PR21CC-841 – RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MAYOR,

HONORABLE MA. JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, TO ACQUIRE THROUGH
NEGOTIATED SALE FORTY-SIX (46) TWO STOREY WALK-UP
CONDOMINIUM UNITS, WITH A FLOOR AREA OF TWENTY-ONE (21)
SQUARE METERS, MORE OR LESS, FOR EACH UNIT
CONSTRUCTED IN ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY
(1,170) SQUARE METERS, MORE OR LESS, COVERED BY
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE (TCT) NO. 004-2020005670 AND
TO THE VACANT LOT CONSISTING OF TWO THOUSAND SIX
HUNDRED FORTY (2,640) SQUARE METERS, MORE OR LESS,
COVERED BY TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE (TCT) NO. 004-
2020005671, BOTH REGISTERED UNDER THE NAMES OF NOEL T.
CO, JOEL T. CO, GEORGE T. CO, JR., ROBERTO T. CO AND DARRYL
T. CO, LOCATED IN BARANGAY BAGONG SILANGAN, QUEZON CITY,
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INTENDED FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF QUEZON CITY

TRANSITION (SOCIALIZED) HOUSING. (Introduced by Councilors
MARIVIC CO PILAR, FRANZ S. PUMAREN and WINSTON “Winnie” T.
CASTELO)

committees: Urban Poor & Human Settlement, Patrimonial and Proprietary Property,
Laws, Rules & Internal Government.
So referred.

MA. JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, TO ENTER INTO A MEMORANDUM OF
AGREEMENT WITH MALLERS INVESTMENTS CORPORATION, FOR THE
FREE USE OF AN AREA AT FISHER MALL, QUEZON AVENUE, QUEZON
CITY, TO BE USED AS QUEZON CITY BUSINESS CENTER/SATELLITE
OFFICE, FOR THE PAYMENT OF BUSINESS AND OTHER TAXES, AS
WELL AS OTHER AUXILIARY SERVICES. (Introduced by Councilors
FRANZ S. PUMAREN and VICTOR V. FERRER, JR.)

committees: Ways & Means, Laws, Rules & Internal Government.
Referred.

HONORABLE MA. JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, TO GRANT FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE IN THE AMOUNT OF ONE MILLION PESOS
(PHP1,000,000.00) TO THE ROTARY CLUB OF KAMUNING DISTRICT
3780 ASSOCIATION, INC., SUBJECT TO EXISTING LAWS, RULES AND
REGULATIONS. (Introduced by Councilors FRANZ S. PUMAREN
and DONATO “Donny” C. MATIAS)

committees: Appropriation, Laws, Rules & Internal Government.
Referred.
PROPOSED ORDINANCES:
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1. PO21CC-381 – ORDINANCE REQUIRING ALL TOURISM

ACCOMMODATION ESTABLISHMENTS, TRAVEL AGENCIES, MUSEUM,
GALLERIES AND ALL IDENTIFIED TOURISM SITES AND ATTRACTIONS
TO SUBMIT REGULAR MONTHLY REPORT ON TOURIST STATISTIC
DATA TO THE QUEZON CITY TOURISM DEPARTMENT, IN
ACCORDANCE WITH REPUBLIC ACT 9593, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS
“THE TOURISM ACT OF 2009” SECURE CERTIFICATE OF TOURISM
REGISTRATION UPON THEIR APPLICATION/RENEWAL OF BUSINESS
PERMITS AND OTHER PURPOSE AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR
VIOLATION THEREOF. (Introduced by Councilors EDEN DELILAH “Candy”
A. MEDINA, MIKEY F. BELMONTE and TANY JOE “TJ” L. CALALAY)

committees: Tourism, Cultural Affairs & Heritage, Trade, Commerce & Industry, Laws,
Rules & Internal Government.
Referred.
2. PO21CC-382 – ORDINANCE RATIONALIZING THE QUEZON CITY

OFFICE OF THE SENIOR CITIZENS AFFAIRS, PROVIDING FOR ITS
REVISED/NEW ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND STAFFING
PATTERN, DUTIES, FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES,
APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREOF AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
(Introduced by Councilors ROGELIO “Roger” P. JUAN, ATTY. BONG
LIBAN and JOSE A. VISAYA)

committees: Civil Service, Appointments & Reorganization, Senior Citizens,
Appropriations, Laws, Rules & Internal Government.
Referred.
FOR SECOND READING
PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS:
1. PR21CC-264 – RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF

CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION TO CERRITOS HOLDING and
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, REPRESENTED BY MR.
EMMANUEL L. ENRIQUEZ, FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
ADDITIONAL THREE (3) FLOORS WITH PENTHOUSE TO
EXISTING FIVE (5) STOREY RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL BUILDING
WITH TWO BASEMENT FLOOR PARKINGS AT BARANGAY BAGONG
PAG-ASA, DISTRICT 1, QUEZON CITY, ALLOWING DEVIATION FROM
THE RESTRICTIONS PROVIDED UNDER QUEZON CITY ORDINANCE
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NO. SP-2502, S-2016, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS the QUEZON CITY

COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF 2016. (Introduced by
Councilors ALLAN BUTCH T. FRANCISCO and HERO M. BAUTISTA)
The Committee on Laws, Rules & Internal Government recommended

approval, with amendment:
- to include all Councilors present during the Committee Hearing as

Co-Introducers.
The Committee on City Planning, Building & Zoning recommended

approval, with comment/remark:
- with the condition that all the mandatory and documentary
requirements, together with the measure, be included in the agenda
of the Committee on Laws, Rules and Internal Government.
This measure was DEFERRED during the 50th Regular Session held
last December 7, 2020.
Councilor Hero Bautista is now recognized.
COUN. HERO M. BAUTISTA:
Yes, good morning, Madam Chair.
I move for the approval of PR21CC-264.
There’s a motion for the approval of PR21CC-264. Hearing no objection, you

may proceed.
Yes, for the period of discussion. Cerritos Holdings & Development Corporation
was able to comply and submitted all necessary and mandatory requirements
prescribed in the issuance of a certificate of exception for the construction of additional
three (3) floors with penthouse to existing five (5) storey residential/commercial building
located at Barangay Pag-asa, Quezon City. Thus, the project will contribute to the
continuous development of the areas as it is within the CBD Knowledge Community,
district based on the Quezon City Comprehensive Land Use Plan to 2015 and 2025.
If there are no discussions, I move to terminate the period of discussion.
Before we proceed with your motion, I would just like to clarify that in the project
evaluation, it’s as built 9-storey residential/commercial building with two (2) basement
floor parking. So, this is for 9-storeys or 8-storeys, 5 existing and 3 additional? So, 9-
storeys, originally. Ang nakalagay kasi dito sa title natin is three (3) floors with
penthouse to existing five (5) storey. Pero sa project evaluation, it is mentioned that it is
a nine (9) storey residential/commercial building.
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Lumalabas, Ma’am, ano lang s’ya, eight (8) lang talaga s’ya. Eight (8) storey
lang talaga s’ya, kasama na iyong basement.
So, itong nasa project evaluation has yet to be revised for it to reflect eight (8)?
Ma’am, kasi isinama nila iyong ano, iyong pinakataas, Ma’am, iyong pinaka-roof,
kaya naging nine (9). Pero, originally, eight (8) lang talaga s’ya. So, your observation is
tama po ito dahil na-reassessed po nila; bali, nine (9) po lumalabas kasama iyong
basement, at saka iyong additional floors.
Alright. Let us just put on record that all mandatory and documentary
requirements are complete and fully submitted. Please, confirm.
Yes, Ma’am. I move to terminate the period of discussion.
There’s a motion to terminate the period of discussion. Hearing no objections,

period of discussion is now terminated.
Yes, for the period of amendment, I move to include all councilors present as
co-introducers of the said measure.
There’s a motion to include all Councilors present as co-introducers of the said

measure. Hearing no objection, said measure is hereby adopted.
Yes, if there are no more amendments, I move to terminate the period of

amendments, Ma’am.
There’s a motion to terminate the period of amendments. Hearing no objection,

period of amendments is now terminated. For your final motion, please.
Final motion, I move for the approval of PR21CC-264.
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There’s a motion for the approval of PR21CC-264. Hearing no objection, said

Thank you, Ma’am.

CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION TO MRS. AIDA T. GAW, FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION (AS BUILT) OF A THREE (3) STOREY WAREHOUSE
BUILDING OFFICE/WAREHOUSE, LOCATED AT NO. 149 KAPILIGAN
ST., BARANGAY DOÑA IMELDA, DISTRICT 4, QUEZON CITY, AS
PROVIDED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE QUEZON CITY
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE NO. SP-2502, S-2016, AS
AMENDED, AND ITS IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS.
(Introduced by Councilor RESTY B. MALAÑGEN)


Co-Introducers.


of the Committee on Laws, Rules and Internal Government
This was in the Agenda for First Reading during the 20th Regular
Session held on February 03, 2020.
Councilor Resty Malañgen is recognized.
COUN. RESTY B. MALAÑGEN:
Madam Chair, I move for the approval of PR21CC-455.

may proceed with your discussion.
Madam Chair, ito pong resolusyon na ito ay para magbigay nang exemption para
sa three-storey old building para gagamitin po na residential at saka warehouse. Ito po
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ay nasa barangay namin located po doon sa Kapiligan Street but, we will submit an
amended version to reflect the exact address based on the project evaluation.
We have submitted to the Office of the Vice Mayor a copy of the evaluation and
to the Office of the Majority Floor Leader, Madam Chair.
Ito po, kumpleto po sa documentary requirements, mandatory requirements.

Kaya, ito po, kung wala na po kayong katanungan, I move to terminate the period of
discussion.
Just for clarification, Tito Resty. Lot 13, Block 565 is the same as No. 149 doon
sa address po?
Iyon po, iyon doon sa amendment ho ire-reflect po doon. We will submit an

amended version to the Office of the Secretariat, to reflect the exact address.
Alright. Are there any other clarifications from the rest of the Body? Hearing
none, you may terminate the period of discussion.
I move to terminate the period of discussion, Madam Chair.
Hearing no objections, period of discussion is now terminated.
In the period of amendment, the same, we will submit an amended version to

reflect the exact number based on the exact address, based on the project evaluation.
And to include the names of Councilors present as Co-introducer of the measure.
No further amendment, Madam Chair. I move to terminate the period of

amendment.

period of amendment is, now, terminated.
Madam Chair, I move for the approval and consideration of PR21CC-455.

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Thank you very much, Madam Chair.

CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION TO DMCI PROJECT DEVELOPERS,
INC., FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PROPOSED FIFTY SIX (56)
STOREY CONDOMINIUM WITH 7- LEVEL BASEMENT AND
ROOFDECK, ALLOWING DEVIATION FROM THE RESTRICTIONS
PROVIDED UNDER ORDINANCE NO. SP-2502, S-2016, OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF 2016.
(Introduced by Councilor IVY L. LAGMAN)


Co-Introducers.


This was in the Agenda for First Reading during the 22nd Regular
COUN. IVY L. LAGMAN:
Madam Chair, may I move for the …
Councilor First Lady Ivy Lagman.
… approval of PR21CC-489.
There’s a motion for the approval of PR21CC-489. Hearing no objections, you

may proceed.
This is a proposed resolution for exception to DMCI for their project Erin Heights
located at Lot 794-B-2-B Commonwealth Avenue Cor. Tandang Sora Avenue,
Barangay Matandang Balara, District III, Quezon City.
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All the mandatory and other documents have been submitted, Madam Chair,
including the Neighborhood Comment, the Barangay Council Resolution of No
Objection, even the signed Project Evaluation.
During the Committee on Laws, the representatives of DMCI namely: Karen

Bautista, the Project Development Manager; Architect Marcel Valderama, the Senior
Architect; Engr. DJ Minad, the MAP Manager; Engr. Mona Sistores, the Project
Manager; and Mr. Mark Olinares, the Legal Representative, were all present and have
been questioned by that said Committee.
So, if there are no further questions since they are all completed the
requirements, Madam Chair.
From the Chair, would the Proponent be amenable to include a Whereas Clause
that the Barangay and the residents therein interpose no objection?
Yes, Madam Chair, willing.
Just to put it on record, and at least, on its … on one look, makikita na sila ay
walang pag-a-alma sa …
Yes, Madam Chair. Since they have submitted the Neighborhood Comment and
the Barangay Council Resolution, we may include it in additional Whereas Clause.
No further comments, you may proceed with the termination of the period of
discussion.
Thank you, Madam Chair. May I move to terminate the period of discussion.
So, motion to terminate the period of discussion.
COUN. VICTOR V. FERRER, JR.:
Honorable Chair.
Councilor Jun Ferrer.
I second the motion.
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Duly seconded. The period of discussion is now terminated.
Yes. Thank you, Madam Chair.
For the amendments, may I move to amend the title, to follow the project
evaluation. The Project Description should now be read as, “55 storey with 8 level
basement parking and roof deck.”
Amendment is adopted. Any other amendment?
And additional Whereas Clause stating that the Barangay and the neighborhood
had no objection.
Adopted.
May I also include all Councilors present, Madam Chair.
There’s a motion to include all Councilors present as Co-introducers of the said

measure. Hearing no objections, said amendment is adopted.
No further amendments, Madam Chair, I move to terminate the period of

amendments.
Motion to terminate the period of amendments. Hearing no objection, period of

amendments is, now, terminated.
Thank you, Madam Chair. May I move for the approval of PR21CC-489.
Finally, there’s a motion for the approval of PR21CC-489. Hearing no objection,

said measure is hereby APPROVED.
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4. PR21CC-516 – RESOLUTION OF ENTREATY TO THE SUPREME

COURT OF THE PHILIPPINES TO LOOK INTO THE FINDINGS OF THE
DISTRICT INVESTIGATION AND DETECTIVE MANAGEMENT DIVISION
(DIDMD), QUEZON CITY POLICE DISTRICT AND THE QUEZON CITY
ANTI-DRUG ABUSE ADVISORY COUNCIL (QCADAAC) ON DRUG
OFFENDERS WHO HAVE AVAILED OF THE PLEA BARGAIN ON TWO
OR MORE SEPARATE DRUG CASES. (Introduced by Councilors ALLAN
BUTCH T. FRANCISCO and MARRA C. SUNTAY)
The Committees on Laws, Rules & Internal Government and Public

Order & Security recommended approval, with amendment:

Co-Introducers.
The Committee on Dangerous Drugs recommended approval, with

amendment:

Co-Introducers, namely: Councilors Eric Z. Medina, Wencerom
Benedict C. Lagumbay, Freddy S. Roxas, Hero M. Bautista and
Matias John Defensor.
Session held on March 2, 2020.
So, Coun. Marra Suntay is recognized. Earlier, I saw her online.
Councilor Pumaren is recognized.
Yes, I move that we lay on the table, first, their measure.
Measure is LAID ON THE TABLE.

CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION TO 3WNL RESOURCES
CORPORATION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A THREE (3) STOREY
COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL BUILDING (AS BUILT), LOCATED AT NO.
118 KAPILIGAN ST., BARANGAY DOÑA IMELDA, DISTRICT 4,
QUEZON CITY, AS PROVIDED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF QUEZON
CITY COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE NO. SP-2502, S-2016,
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AS AMENDED, AND ITS IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS.

(Introduced by Councilor RESTY B. MALAÑGEN)


Co-Introducers.

Coun. Resty Malañgen is now recognized.
Madam Chair, I move for the approval of PR21CC-520.

may proceed.
Madam Chair, in the period of discussion, this resolution has complete Project
Evaluation and duly approved by Mr. Kimpo. So, all the documentary requirements and
mandatory requirements are complete, except for the amendment of the exact address.
We will submit during the period of amendment; we will submit a complete address of
this 3-storey residential and commercial building sa office po ni Secretary Atty. Alferos.
Alright. Councilor Resty, this is a stone’s throw distance away lang du’n sa
kanina ‘no, Kapiligan din, 118 ito? ‘Yung kanina, 140 something. So, I believe, pretty
much it’s the same; it has the same background, ‘yun nga lang po du’n sa ating
amended version to just stipulate the exact address.
Okay. We will do that immediately after this session.
Madam Chair, if there are no discussion, I move to terminate the period of

discussion.

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As I said, that the amended version is to be submitted after this session to the
office of Atty. Alferos, to reflect the exact address as stated in the Project Evaluation.
Second, I move to include all the Councilors present as Co-introducers of the said
measure.

measure, and likewise, there will be amended version to be passed, reflecting the exact
address. Hearing no objections, both amendments are hereby approved.
I move to terminate the period of amendments, Madam Chair.
There’s a motion to terminate the period of amendments. Hearing no objections,

period of amendments is now terminated.
Madam Chair, I move for the approval of the previous question.
There’s a motion for the approval of PR21CC-520. Hearing no objections, the

said measure is hereby APPROVED on Second Reading.
Maraming salamat po.
6. PR21CC-558 – RESOLUTION GRANTING A RENEWAL OF THE

SPECIAL PERMIT TO EASY E-BINGO INC., TO OPERATE AN
ELECTRONIC GAMES (E-GAMES) ESTABLISHMENT, LOCATED AT
EPS BLDG., 848 QUIRINO HIGHWAY, BARANGAY GULOD,
NOVALICHES, QUEZON CITY, SUBJECT TO THE RULES AND
REGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE PHILIPPINE AMUSEMENT
AND GAMING CORPORATION (PAGCOR). (Introduced by Councilor
IVY L. LAGMAN)


Co-Introducers.
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Coun. Ivy Lagman is recognized.
Motion to approve PR21CC-558. Hearing no objections, you may proceed.
Thank you, Madam Chair. This is a resolution for the granting of a renewal of the
Special Permit to Easy EBingo, to operate an electronic game at the aforesaid address.
Madam Chair, all the necessary and mandatory requirements have been
submitted including the Letter of Intent to our Majority Leader Franz Pumaren, including
the LONO, including the Business Permit.
During the Committee on Laws, their AVP for Gaming, Ms. Rosalie Habon, was
present. So, she was questioned thoroughly, also, by the Committees.
So, if there are no further questions, I would like to terminate the period of
discussion.

period of discussion, duly seconded by the beautiful Councilor Sotto, period of
discussions is, now, terminated.
Thank you, Madam Chair, for the amendments, may I just include District V, in
the address, in the title. So, the address, now, should be read as, “APS Building 848
Quirino Highway, Barangay Gulod, Novaliches, District V, Quezon City.”
Amendment adopted.
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May I, also, include all Councilors present.
Motion to include all Councilors present as Co-introducers of the said measure.

Hearing no objections, said amendment is carried.
No further amendments, Madam Chair, I move to terminate the period of

amendments.
There’s a motion to terminate the period of amendments. Hearing no objections,

said period is now terminated.
Thank you, Madam Chair. For my final motion, I move for the approval of
PR21CC-558.
There’s a motion to approve PR21CC-558. Hearing no objections, the said

resolution is hereby APPROVED under Second Reading.
COUN. ALLAN BUTCH T. FRANCISCO:
Councilor Allan Butch Francisco is now recognized.
Yes, I move to lift from the table PR21CC-516.
PR21CC-516 – RESOLUTION OF ENTREATY TO THE SUPREME COURT

OF THE PHILIPPINES TO LOOK INTO THE FINDINGS OF THE DISTRICT
INVESTIGATION AND DETECTIVE MANAGEMENT DIVISION (DIDMD),
QUEZON CITY POLICE DISTRICT AND THE QUEZON CITY ANTI-DRUG
ABUSE ADVISORY COUNCIL (QCADAAC) ON DRUG OFFENDERS WHO
HAVE AVAILED OF THE PLEA BARGAIN ON TWO OR MORE SEPARATE
DRUG CASES. (Introduced by Councilors ALLAN BUTCH T. FRANCISCO
and MARRA C. SUNTAY)
The Committees on Laws, Rules & Internal Government and Public Order
& Security recommended approval, with amendment:

Co-Introducers.
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The Committee on Dangerous Drugs recommended approval, with

amendment:

Co-Introducers, namely: Councilors Eric Z. Medina, Wencerom
Benedict C. Lagumbay, Freddy S. Roxas, Hero M. Bautista and
Matias John Defensor.
This was in the Agenda for First Reading during the 24th Regular Session
held on March 2, 2020.
Motion to lift from the table PR21CC-516. Hearing no objections, you may
proceed.
This is a resolution asking our Supreme Court to look into the findings of the
District Investigation and Detective Management Division of Quezon City. And as
reported to the QCADAC regarding the drug offenders, so have availed the plea
bargaining on two or more separate cases. Plea bargain as part of the judicial system
has many benefits. It reduces costs; bring cases to a speedy conclusion; reduces of
backlog cases; help bring those guilty of crimes to justice; and decongest the
overpopulated jails. However, the plea bargain, if abused and misused, will be
detrimental to the purpose.
The thrust of the present administration is to curtail drug addiction, in as much as

our city, and with the said findings, our police authorities where the drug
suspects/pushers continued their trade, matapos ho silang mahatulan, makulong, at
muling makalaya dahil po sa plea bargain. Hindi po matatapos ang ating laban kontra
droga, kung patuloy po ang mga ganitong sistema. So, kaya po I sponsor this
resolution, Madam Chair.
If there’s no further question or discussion …
I think, I …
Yes.
… happen to see your partner in crime, Councilor Marra Suntay, is she still within
the walls? No, so, she wanted. Councilor Winnie Castelo is …
COUN. WINSTON “Winnie” T. CASTELO:
Yes. If the good sponsor would take just a few clarifications?
Yes, Madam …
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Yes. What is tabled right now is not a resolution urge Congress to amend the
law that would grant … on the system or the mechanism of plea-bargaining agreement.
I’m very concerned, Your Honor, because I was one of the authors in Congress
wherein, we institutionalized plea-bargaining agreement as one of the mechanisms in
declogging the court. Well, what I think, stipulated in the proposed resolution is to
clarify on how we would be able to avail of it right now because, as of now, there is no
entity that would certify if such plea-bargaining agreement has already been
accommodated. Because part of the law, Mr. Presiding Officer, to declog drug cases is
to avail of the plea-bargaining agreement, but this is not totally absolute, there are a lot
of conditions. One condition there is, number one, the weight of the drugs that were
confiscated, ‘no, there is leverage or cap. Then second, it could be only avail of, once,
du’n po nagkakagulo, ‘no, ‘yung certification. So, that resolution would be help a lot in
determining the availability of that mechanisms, so that we would be reducing the
clogging of the Court, as far as drug cases are concerned. Am I correct?
Yes, Madam Presiding Officer, that’s right.
With that, Your Honor, I think, it is much amplified, ‘no, and we agree on the
direction of the resolution. And if there are no more discussions, I move that we
terminate the period of discussions, Your Honor.
Before we terminate the period of discussion, one-minute recess (10:11 A.M.).
Session resumed (10:21 A.M.).
From the Chair, we have a suggested amendment to the title, which is a

resolution of entreaty to the Supreme Court of the Philippines to revisit administrative
matter No. 18-03-16 and its implication on drug related cases, which has been
discussed during the recess with the proponent if he is amenable to amend the said title
of the resolution.
Yes, Madam Presiding Office, no objection, and we will submit the amended
version before we confirm this proposed resolution.
So, if there’s no more discussion, I move to terminate the period of discussion.
There’s a motion to terminate the period of discussion. Hearing no objection,

During the period of amendment, I move to include all councilors as co-

introducers of this proposed resolution.
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In the period of amendment, there’s a motion to include all councilors present as

co-introducers of the said measure. Hearing no objection, the said amendment is now
adopted.
I move to terminate period of amendments.

period of amendments is now terminated.
Yes. I move to approve PR21CC-516.

resolution is hereby APPROVED.
Thank you very much, Madam Chair.
7. PR21CC-580 – RESOLUTION URGING THE CITY GOVERNMENT TO

IMPLEMENT MEASURES THAT WILL PROMOTE THE USE OF
BICYCLES AMID THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. (Introduced by
Councilor RAM V. MEDALLA)
The Committees on Laws, Rules & Internal Government and

Transportation recommended approval, with amendment:

Co-Introducers.
Session held on May 18, 2020.
Coun. Ram V. Medalla is now recognized.
COUN. RAM V. MEDALLA:
Thank you, Madam Chair. Madam Chair, I move to consider the approval of
PR21CC-580.
There’s a motion to consider PR21CC-580. Hearing no objection, you may

proceed.
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Thank you. In order to prevent the high risk of community spread of the virus in
public transportation, the national government issued guidelines for public transportation
operators, such as limiting the number of vehicles available as well as its passengers’
seating capacity. This led to a gap in public transportation for thousands of citizens who
depend on public transit for their daily commute.
It is thus important to leverage the use of bicycle as one form of response to the
impact of COVID-19 pandemic.
This measure, therefore, urges the city government through Honorable City
Mayor Josefina Belmonte to develop a … and implement a city-wide plan that will
promote the use of bicycle amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
We laud the efforts of the city government in the beginning of the implementation
of the first phase of a bike lane project for the cyclists in the city and the distribution of
the free bicycle helmets done last October.
If there are no more discussions, I move to terminate the period of discussion.
Of course, we would like to laud, of course, this resolution urging the city
government to implement measures that will promote the use of bicycles, which is
aligned with the vision of our beloved mayor who even before the pandemic has
expressed the desire of our city being a walkable and bikeable city. So, we will support
this. I just like to ask if this has been seen by the Committee Chair on Transportation?
I think so, yes.
And, I’m sure you have had some discussion on the said matter. Are there any
other comments from the rest of the Body?
If there are no more further discussions, I move to terminate the period of

discussion.

Madam Chair, in the period of amendments, I will submit an amended version to

the City Secretary to include additional whereas clauses that expands on the
promotions of bicycle use, namely: whereases numbers 3 to 6.
Amendments adopted.
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And I move to include all councilors present as co-introducers of the said

measure.

measure. Hearing no objection, said amendment is adopted.
No other amendments, Madam Chair, I move to terminate the period of

amendments.

amendments is now terminated.
And, for my final motion, I move for the favorable consideration of PR21CC-580.
Motion to consider PR21CC-580. Hearing no objection, said measure is hereby

APPROVED.
Thank you.

NEGOTIATED SALE A PARCEL OF LAND, IDENTIFIED AS LOT 113-B-
4-A-6, LOCATED AT BARANGAY BAGONG SILANGAN, QUEZON CITY,
REGISTERED UNDER THE NAME OF SPOUSES AQUILINO AND
MERLINDA MANANGHAYA, COVERED BY TRANSFER CERTIFICATE
OF TITLE (TCT) NO. 167407, CONTAINING AN AREA OF FIVE
THOUSAND (5,000) SQUARE METERS, INTENDED FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIALIZED HOUSING PROJECTS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF INFORMAL SETTLER FAMILIES OF QUEZON CITY.
(Introduced by Councilor WINSTON “Winnie” T. CASTELO)
The Committees on Laws, Rules & Internal Government and Urban Poor and
Human Settlement recommended approval, with amendment:

Co-Introducers.
held on May 26, 2020.
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NEGOTIATED SALE, SEVEN (7) CONTIGUOUS LOTS, LOCATED
ALONG KINDFUL ST., SITIO VETERANS, BARANGAY BAGONG
SILANGAN, QUEZON CITY, COVERED BY TRANSFER CERTIFICATE
OF TITLE (TCT) NO. N-239649, TCT NO. N-239650, TCT NO. N-239651,
TCT NO. N-239652, REGISTERED IN THE NAME OF SPS. MANUEL V.
CRUZ AND JOSEFINA B. MANIQUIZ, TCT NO. N-239653,
REGISTERED IN THE NAME OF GERARDO MATIAS, TCT NO. N-
239654, REGISTERED IN THE NAME OF DIEGO CHICO, AND TCT NO.
N-239655, REGISTERED IN THE NAME OF JOSE BUNAG,
CONTAINING AN AGGREGATE AREA OF TEN THOUSAND (10,000)
SQUARE METERS, INTENDED FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A
SOCIALIZED HOUSING PROJECT FOR THE BENEFIT OF ON-SITE
INFORMAL SETTLER FAMILIES AND OTHER INFORMAL SETTLER
FAMILIES OF QUEZON CITY. (Introduced by Councilors WINSTON
“Winnie” T. CASTELO and DOROTHY A. DELARMENTE, M.D.)

Co-Introducers.
The Committee Urban Poor and Human Settlement recommended

approval, with amendments:
- to include the VERTICAL HOUSING SCHEME IN SOCIALIZED

HOUSING PROJECT in the Title of the measure, in some
Whereas, to the dispositive portion; and

Co-Introducers.
Session held on May 26, 2020.
Coun. Winnie Castelo is recognized.
Your Honor, please, for purposes of brevity and to save precious legislative time,
may I appeal that considering that item no. 8 and 9 are of the same nature. It refers to a
resolution that would authorize the city mayor to acquire certain properties for socialize
housing project, I move that the two measures be tackled jointly. Item 8 and 9, Your
Honor.
Alright. There’s a motion to discuss PR21CC-587 and PR21CC-586, omnibusly.

Hearing no objections, you may proceed.
Your Honor, PR-586 and PR-587, Your Honor, would reflect the intention of the
city government to acquire certain properties for socialize housing project. One of the
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signature projects of the Honorable Mayor is to build houses that would provide a
decent living condition to our residents. And one of the identified sites is one in Bagong
Silangan, and the other one, also, is nearby the same barangay in Sitio Veterans. The
same has been retted, Your Honor, inspected by our Urban Poor Affairs Office. And the
two resolutions, Your Honor, have been approved at the Committee on Urban Poor and
the Committee on Housing.
With that, Your Honor, I move for the approval of the two measures.
Alright. I was supposed to ask Councilor Winne if the executive was consulted,
and if this is part of the plan, but that has been duly answered because the UPAO has
inspected in the Committee level.
I supposed we have had the guests from the executive who have manifested that
this have been included in the plan for socialize housing.
Yes. Your Honor, no less than the head of the UPAO was there to validate it and
to ascertain that the said sites are viable for socialized housing project, Your Honor.
Thank you very much for the question.
Alright. If there are no other comments, I believe, from the rest of your …
There being no other discussions, Your Honor, I move for the termination of the
period of discussion.

the said period of discussion is, now, terminated.
In the period of amendments, may I invite all councilors present to be co-

introducers of the measure, physically and virtually.

measure. Hearing no objection, the said amendment is adopted.
There are no further amendments, Your Honor, I move that we terminate the
period of amendments. May I call for a thirty second recess.
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Yes. Your Honor, while we are still on the period of amendments, may I move
that we adopt all amendments as discussed when it was elevated and deliberated in the
Committee on Subdivision and Committee on Urban Poor.
Amendments adopted.
And … no further amendments, Your Honor. I move that we terminate the period
of amendments.

said period is, now, terminated.
With that, Your Honor, I move for the final approval for PR-586 and PR-587 as
amended.
There is a motion to approve, omnibusly, PR21CC-586 and PR21CC-587.

Hearing no objections from your very vibrant colleagues here in the session hall, the
said measures are hereby APPROVED.
Thank you very much, Madam Presiding Officer.
10. PR21CC-610 – RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE CITY MAYOR TO

IMMEDIATELY INITIATE A PROGRAM THAT WOULD ADDRESS THE
DISPLACEMENT OF WORKERS BROUGHT BY COVID 19 IN QUEZON
CITY. (Introduced by Councilor MIKEY F. BELMONTE)
The Committees on Laws, Rules & Internal Government and Civil Service,
Appointment & Reorganization recommended approval, with amendment:

Co-Introducers.
This was in the Agenda for First Reading during the 32nd Regular Session
held on June 15, 2020.
Is Coun. Mikey Bemonte online and ready to defend his measure?
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Councilor Mikey. Anyway, Madam Presiding Officer, may I move that we lay on
the table, first, his measure.
PR21CC-610 is now LAID ON THE TABLE.

SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO PASONG TAMO Z2 GAS STATION INC.,
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A GASOLINE
REFILLING STATION, TO BE LOCATED AT NO. 302 ROOSEVELT
AVENUE, BARANGAY SAN ANTONIO, QUEZON CITY. (Introduced
by Councilor RAMON P. MEDALLA)


Co-Introducers.

approval, informing that this measure was considered in a Joint Hearing
with the Committee on Energy, Water & other Natural Resources, with
amendment:

requirements, together with the measure, be included in the
Agenda of the Committee on Laws, Rules & Internal Government.
This was in the Agenda for First Reading during the 42nd Regular
Session held on September 28, 2020.
Madam Chair.
Councilor First Lady, Ivy Lagman, is now recognized.
Councilor Medalla, has kindly asked me to defend his measure on his behalf.
Madam Presiding Officer, probably, she can state the reason why, for the record.
He won’t be able to … he is not even present online.
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One-minute recess.
Recess (10:24 A.M.).
Madam Chair, may I put on the record that Councilor Medalla has lost
connection, so he kindly asked me to defend his measure.
Okay. You may proceed, Coun. Ivy Lagman, defending for Coun. Ramon
Medalla.

may proceed.
Yes. Thank you, Madam Chair.
This is a resolution for the issuance of a special use permit to Pasong Tamo Z2
Gasoline Station at the aforesaid address for the construction and operation of the
gasoline refilling station.
Madam Chair, all the necessary requirements have been submitted. So,
kumpeto na po lahat, wala na pong ibang naiwan. So, if there are no further
discussions, I move to terminate the period of discussion.
There’s a motion to terminate the period of discussion. Hearing no objection, the

Thank you, Madam Chair. Also, I have no further amendment, I move to

terminate the period of amendments.
Sorry, was that a motion to terminate the period of amendment?
Yes, Madam Chair. No further amendments.
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You are not going to include all Councilors present?
Ah, yes, sorry. May I include all Councilors present as Co-introducers, Madam
Presiding Officer.
MS. ACTING PRESIDING OFFICER (Coun. Lena Marie P. Juico):

Hearing no objection …
One-minute recess.
Recess (10:26 A.M.).
Session resumed (10:27A.M.).
Madam Chair, I withdraw the amendment to include all Councilors present since I
am not the author.
Alright. So, we will leave it as that ….
No further amendments, I move to terminate …
… earlier mentioned amendments.
… the period of amendment.
Period of amendment is, now, terminated. For your final motion.
May I move for the approval of PR21CC-732.
There is a motion to approve PR21CC-732. Hearing no objection, said resolution

is hereby APPROVED.
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MA. JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, TO ACCEPT THE DONATION FROM
THE GOKONGWEI BROTHERS FOUNDATION AND TO EXECUTE THE
RELATED DEED OF DONATION AND ACCEPTANCE OF SIXTY-FIVE
(65) COMPUTER UNITS (LAPTOPS), FOR PURPOSES OF AIDING
INSTITUTIONS, HEALTH WORKERS, AND OTHER AGENCIES AND
PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID-19.
(Introduced by Councilors FRANZ S. PUMAREN and DONATO “Donny”
C. MATIAS)


Co-Introducers.
Session held on October 19, 2020.
Coun. Donny Matias is, now, recognized.
COUN. DONATO “Donny” C. MATIAS:
Thank you, Madam Presiding Officer. May I move that we approve PR21CC-
767.
There’s a motion to approve PR21CC-767. Hearing no objection, you may

proceed.
The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious

Diseases subsequently recommended the extension of community quarantine in the
country due to the growing number of COVID-19 cases in and out of Metro Manila.
For purposes of aiding all institutions, health workers, and other agencies, and
personnel involved in the fight against COVID-19 within Quezon City, the Gokongwei
Brothers Foundation will be donating sixty-five (65) computer units (laptops) with an
estimated value of Two Million Two Hundred Eighty Thousand Pesos
(PhP2,280,000.00) to the Quezon City Government.
The civic spirit and generosity of Gokongwei Brothers Foundation during this time
of the COVID-19 pandemic are greatly appreciated by the Quezon City Government.
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Madam Presiding Officer, the said Foundation has been donating other services
to the Quezon City Government, but this time, they will be donating computer laptops in
aid of our COVID-19 activities against this virus.
And with that, Madam Presiding Officer, may I move that we terminate the period
of discussion.
Before we terminate the period of discussion, may I ask, if we already have a

copy of the Deed of Donation?
Yes, Madam Presiding Officer, we have here a copy of the Deed of Donation
stating that they are donating the said laptops worth Two Million Two Hundred Eighty
Thousand Pesos.
Okay. I hope this will be included as part of the supporting documents of the said
resolution.
Yes.
And we are very thankful to the Gokongwei Brothers and the other private
companies who have opened up their hearts and have been generously sharing their
resources with our city.
Are there any other questions from the Body?
Since there are no more discussions, Madam Chair, may I move to terminate the

said period of discussion is, now, terminated.
For the period of amendment, Madam Chair, may I move that all Councilors
present be made as Co-introducers in the said measure.
Adopted.
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May we terminate the period of amendment.

period of amendments, now, terminated.
Again, Madam Presiding Officer, may I move that we approve PR21CC-767.
There’s a motion for the approval of PR21CC-767. Hearing no objections, said

Thank you.
13. PR21CC-769 – RESOLUTION GRANTING A MARKET FRANCHISE TO

MALIGAYA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FOR THE OPERATION
OF WET AND DRY MARKET, LOCATED AT LOT 5, BLOCK 1, HIGH
RISE CONDOMINIUM INC. COMPOUND, TANDANG SORA AVENUE,
BARANGAY CULIAT, DISTRICT 6, QUEZON CITY, IN ACCORDANCE
WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE PERTINENT PROVISIONS OF
ORDINANCE NO. SP-2459, S-2015, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE
REVISED QUEZON CITY MARKET CODE. (Introduced by Councilors
WINSTON “Winnie” T. CASTELO, VICTOR V. FERRER, JR., FRANZ S.
PUMAREN, WENCEROM BENEDICT C. LAGUMBAY, KARL CASTELO
and MELENCIO “Bobby T. CASTELO, JR.)


Co-Introducers.
The Committee on Markets & Slaughterhouses recommended

- to include all Councilors present during the Committee Hearing, as

Co-Introducers of the measure, namely: Councilors Eden Delilah
“Candy” A. Medina, Ivy L. Lagman and Imee A. Rillo.
Session held on October 26, 2020.
Coun. Winston Castelo is, now, recognized.
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Thank you very much, Madam Presiding Officer. For consideration, Your Honor,
under this resolution is the request of the Maligaya Development Corporation to put up
a market or a Talipapa, so called Talipapa. They have, Your Honor, applied for 5
different location, it is the same owner, Maligaya Development Corporation. So, I
appeal, Madam Presiding Officer, and formally move to save legislative that it would be
discussed jointly, namely: 769, 770, 771, 801 and 802. So moved, Madam Presiding
Officer.
PR21CC-770 – RESOLUTION GRANTING A MARKET FRANCHISE TO

MALIGAYA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FOR THE OPERATION OF
WET AND DRY MARKET LOCATED AT LOT 5, BLOCK 1, TANDANG SORA
AVENUE, BARANGAY NEW ERA, DISTRICT 6, QUEZON CITY, IN
ACCORDANCE WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE PERTINENT PROVISIONS
OF ORDINANCE NO. SP-2459, S-2015, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE
REVISED QUEZON CITY MARKET CODE. (Introduced by Councilors
WINSTON “Winnie” T. CASTELO, VICTOR V. FERRER, JR., FRANZ S.
PUMAREN, WENCEROM BENEDICT C. LAGUMBAY, KARL CASTELO and
MELENCIO “Bobby” T. CASTELO, JR.)

- to include all Councilors present during the Committee Hearing as Co-

Introducers.
The Committee on Markets & Slaughterhouses recommended approval, with

amendment:

Introducers of the measure, namely: Councilors Eden Delilah “Candy” A.
Medina, Ivy L. Lagman and Imee A. Rillo.
held on October 26, 2020.

WET AND DRY MARKET, LOCATED AT LOT 797 C-4, AREA 6, LUZON
AVENUE, BARANGAY MATANDANG BALARA, DISTRICT 3, QUEZON
CITY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE PERTINENT
PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. SP-2459, S-2015, OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS THE REVISED QUEZON CITY MARKET CODE. (Introduced by
Councilors WINSTON “Winnie” T. CASTELO, VICTOR V. FERRER, JR.,
FRANZ S. PUMAREN, WENCEROM BENEDICT C. LAGUMBAY, KARL
CASTELO and MELENCIO “Bobby” T. CASTELO, JR.)


Introducers.
The Committee on Markets & Slaughterhouses recommended approval, with

amendment:
- to include all Councilors present during the Committee Hearing, as Co-

Introducers of the measure, namely: Councilors Eden Delilah “Candy” A.
Medina, Ivy L. Lagman and Imee A. Rillo.
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held on October 26, 2020.

WET AND DRY MARKET LOCATED AT LOT 4, BLOCK 1,
COMMONWEALTH AVENUE, MATANDANG BALARA, DISTRICT 3,
QUEZON CITY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE
PERTINENT PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. SP-2459, 2015,
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE REVISED QUEZON CITY MARKET CODE.
(Introduced by Councilors WINSTON “Winnie” T. CASTELO, VICTOR V.
FERRER, JR., FRANZ S. PUMAREN, WENCEROM BENEDICT C.
LAGUMBAY, KARL CASTELO and MELENCIO “Bobby” T. CASTELO, JR.)


Introducers.
held on November 23, 2020.

WET AND DRY MARKET LOCATED AT #12 CENTRAL AVENUE,
BARANGAY NEW ERA, DISTRICT 6, QUEZON CITY, IN ACCORDANCE
WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE PERTINENT PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE
NO. SP-2459, S-2015, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE REVISED QUEZON
CITY MARKET CODE. (Introduced by Councilors WINSTON “Winnie” T.
CASTELO, VICTOR V. FERRER, JR., FRANZ S. PUMAREN, WENCEROM
BENEDICT C. LAGUMBAY, KARL CASTELO and MELENCIO “Bobby” T.
CASTELO, JR.)
The Committee on Laws, Rules and Internal Government recommended


Introducers.
held on November 23, 2020.
769, 770, 771 …
801 and 802.
Yes, Your Honor.
Okay, would you like to make a formal motion?
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Yes, considering, Madam Presiding Officer, it is of the same nature, it applies for
a market franchise and the developer is one and the same. So, I formally move that it
be tackled jointly.
Okay. We may tackle omnibusly, but let’s approve one by one, so that each
question and each measure stressed out, if that …
We submit to the wisdom of the Presiding Officer.
Alright. There’s a motion to discuss omnibusly PR21CC-769, 770, 771, 801 and
802. Hearing no objections, Councilor Castelo, you may proceed.
Yes, the four (4) applications, Madam Presiding Officer, passed all requirements
as far as the market code is concerned. They have submitted the LLDA; they have
submitted the DENR; they submitted the title and the ownership, to prove the
ownership. And for the record, Madam Presiding Officer, the first is located in Green
Condo, Housing in Iglesia ni Cristo in Barangay Culiat. The second is located in St.
John Street, corner St. John, Brgy. New Era. The third, Your Honor, is, also, within the
vicinity of St. John in New Era. And, the fourth, is in Commonwealth Avenue,
Matandang Balara. And, the fifth, is in Central Avenue, New Era.
So, it has several numbers of stalls and the very purpose of the … putting up of
the market is to cater to the brothers of the INC. However, in the period of discussion,
when it was elevated in the Committee on Laws, definitely, it would be non-sectarian. In
other words, constituents from other places could, also, avail of it.
And one thing good, Madam Presiding Officer, in allowing the establishment of
this market is, there will be, now, a snowballing effect, that it would lower the prices of
goods, because they have committed that the produce or the vegetables would be
coming from Benguet and La Trinidad.
So, I am sure, not only it would provide employment, opportunities to our

brothers in the North, but also, we will, also, be benefitted because of the low prices that
they would be selling.
So, with that, Your Honor, I move the approval of the measure.
Yes, for the record, Councilor Winnie, although you have mentioned that they
have been thoroughly discussed in the committee level, just for the record, all
mandatory and documentary requirements are complete and fully submitted, nothing to
be submitted?
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Yes, if you check the checklists, one item that has not been ticked is the LLDA.
And for the record, Madam Presiding Officer, they have just hand me the certification
from the LLDA interposing no objection to the application of markets. I will be submitted
… submitting it the same to the Secretariat to ascertain that all documents have, now,
submitted formally.
Alright, so as mentioned by our proponent that all of the documentary

requirements have been submitted with one just freshly given to our proponent, I
supposed that the rest of our colleagues have no other questions.
Yes, Your Honor, with that, I move for the termination of the period of discussion.

period of discussion is, now, terminated.
With that, Your Honor, I move for the inclusion of all members of the Council
present, physically present now, and virtually present in their houses through online as
the main introducers of the measure.
Hearing no objection, amendments adopted.
No more amendments, Your Honor, I move for the termination of the period of
amendments.
Motion for the termination of the period of amendments. Hearing no objection,

period of amendments is, now, terminated.
With that, Your Honor, I move for the final approval of the 5 measures, Your
Honor, PR-769, 770, 771, 801 and 802.
There is a motion for the approval of PR21CC-769, PR21CC-770, PR21CC-771,

PR21CC-801 and PR21CC-802. Hearing no objection, the said resolutions, since they
are of the same nature and, practically, we just change the address, and the proponent
has already given the thorough background, there’s a motion for the approval of the
previously mentioned resolutions. Hearing no objections, the said resolutions are
APPROVED.
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Thank you very much, Madam Presiding Officer.
16. PR21CC-774 – RESOLUTION URGING THE METRO MANILA

DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (MMDA) AND THE LAND
TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING AND REGULATORY BOARD
(LTFRB) TO DISALLOW THE LOADING AND UNLOADING OF
PASSENGERS OF ALL PROVINCIAL BUSES COMING FROM THE
NORTHERN LUZON AT THE CUBAO BUS TERMINAL AND, IN LIEU
THEREOF, UTILIZE THE NORTH LUZON EXPRESS TERMINAL (NLET)
AT BOCAUE, BULACAN, FOR THE FACILITATION AND
IMPLEMENTING OF SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AGAINST COVID-19
BEFORE ENTERING QUEZON CITY AND/OR OTHER AREAS IN
METRO MANILA. (Introduced by Councilors WINSTON “Winnie” T.
CASTELO and FRANZ S. PUMAREN)


Co-Introducers.
Session held on November 9, 2020.
Coun. Winnie Castelo is, now, recognized.
Yes, Your Honor, for consideration before this Body, again, Your Honor is a
resolution that would ventilate the sentiments of the members of the City Council to
LTFRB to consider, also, that the health protocols be, also, implemented in Phil. Arena,
instead of Cubao, just to avoid the exposure to the deadly virus of the residents in
Quezon City. Because right now, the practice is that they disembark in Cubao. And if
that is so, we are, now, open to exposures that would compromise the health and
sanitation of our residents. So, we hope, through the sentiments of this Council, we will
be able to convince the LTFRB and the LTO, na instead of Cubao dito na lamang po sa
Phil. Arena just to assure that before they would be disembarking in Quezon City, they
have already submitted themselves and subjected themselves to health protocols to
assure the safety and health of our residents.
From the Chair, Councilor Castelo, of course, as you all know, the MMDA has
their own mandate, of course, ‘no. I would just like to ask if the proponent is amenable
to instead urge to disallow. Maybe, we could suggest or urge them to revisit their policy
on loading and unloading, if the Proponent is amenable, instead of us imposing on
them, urging them to disallow.
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No objection to the suggestion of the Presiding Officer. Once it is elevated in the

committee on amendments, I will introduce the necessary amendments to jibe with the
intention of the Presiding Officer.
Are there any other questions from the rest of the Body? Hearing none …
There being no other questions, Your Honor, I move that we terminate the period
of discussion.

In the period of amendments, may I amend the manifestation of our good

Presiding Officer, if I may, Your Honor, if you might wish to reiterate.
For the resolution to read as, the title: “Resolution urging the MMDA and Land
Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board to revisit the policy in loading and
unloading of passengers and so on.”
No objection to the proposed amendments …
Are there any other amendments?
That it be introduced by all Councilors present as main introducers.

Hearing no objection, said amendment is, now, adopted.
No further amendments, Your Honor, I move to terminate the period of

amendments.

amendment is, now, terminated.
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With that, Your Honor, I move for the final approval of the measure, as amended.
There’s a motion to approve PR21CC-774. Hearing no objections, said

resolution is APPROVED.
Thank you very much.
17. PR21CC-775 – RESOLUTION URGING THE CITY GOVERNMENT TO

DEVELOP A LOCAL QR CODE FOR CONTACT TRACING. (Introduced
by Councilor RAM V. MEDALLA)
The Committees on Laws, Rules & Internal Government and Health &
Sanitation recommended approval, with amendment:

Co-Introducers.
Once again, Coun. Ram Medalla is, now, recognized.
Madam Chair, I move to consider the approval of PR21CC-775.
There’s a motion to consider PR21CC-775. Hearing no objections, you may

proceed with your discussion.
This resolution urges the city to effectively implement a secure citywide contact
tracing solution via a QR Code System. Through a QR Code, upon entry to a business
establishment, the visitor’s information will be registered and uploaded to a secure
database for contract tracing accessible to the City Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit
or CESU.
When an individual is confirmed to be infected with COVID-19, the CESU will

access the database to identify locations and possible closed contacts within a specified
period. Closed contacts will be then be informed by email or text. This is an effective
way to prevent the spread of the virus by immediately informing closed contacts of their
potential exposure and steps to prevent onward transmission.
During the Committee on Laws, may resource speakers po tayo, and they are
trying po ‘yung Safe Pass na App. So, ang ginagawa po nila is, pwede kang mag-
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register sa bahay mo, and then, ang plano is merong scanner ‘yung establishments.
So, pagdating mo, may QR Code ka nang hawak, pag in-scan magre-register na sa
database.
Are there questions from the rest of the Body? Councilor Medalla, during the
committee level, did you have guest coming from the executive granting that we have a
department, an office for this?
Yes, the IT Department ...
And our City Administrator is big on tech, I would assume that they would have
some comments on the said measure.
Ang present po nu’ng Committee on Laws was former Coun. Joseph Juico, and
then IT, Doc Rolly of CESU.
Mga bigatin naman pala ‘yung mga guests mo. Are there any other questions?
No further discussion.
There are no more discussions, I move to terminate the period of discussion.
Motion to terminate the period of discussion. Hearing no objection, period of

discussion is, now, terminated.
In the period of amendments, I move to amend the title and read into, “A
Resolution Urging the City Government to implement a citywide QR Code Contact
Tracing Solution.”
Amendment adopted.
I, also, move to amend the 5th and 6th whereases to read as, “Whereas, this
resolution proposes the effective implementation of a citywide contract tracing solution
through a QR Code System.”
Whereas, upon entry to the establishments, the visitor’s information shall be

registered and uploaded to a secure database accessible to the City Epidemiology and
Surveillance Unit for contract tracing.”
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Any other amendments?
For my last amendment, I move to include all Councilors present as Co-

introducers of the said measure.
Amendments adopted.
There are no other amendments, Madam Chair, I move to terminate the period of
amendments.

amendment is, now, terminated. For your final motion.
And for final motion, I move for the favorable consideration of PR21CC-775.
Motion to approve PR21CC-775. Hearing no objection, said measure is hereby

APPROVED.
Coun. Mikey Belmonte, would you like to lift from the table measure PR21CC-
610.
COUN. MIKEY F. BELMONTE:
Yes, Mr. Presiding Officer, I move to lift from the table my measure, PR21CC-
610.
PR21CC-610 – RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE CITY MAYOR TO

IMMEDIATELY INITIATE A PROGRAM THAT WOULD ADDRESS THE
DISPLACEMENT OF WORKERS BROUGHT BY COVID 19 IN QUEZON
CITY. (Introduced by Councilor MIKEY F. BELMONTE)
Hearing no objections, PR21CC-610 is, now, lifted from the table. You may
proceed with your discussion.
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Okay. Madam Presiding Officer, for the period of discussion, many of us have
observed and experienced the negative effects of COVID-19 on a macro level.
Philippine economy has suffered its deepest contraction in 29 years after the GDP
shrunk by 16.9% and 11.5% in the second and third quarters of this year. As
consequence, unemployment has risen significantly.
In a news article dated October 15, 2020, DOLE stated that around 3.5 million
workers have been displaced by the pandemic. And similarly, in a GMA Public Affairs
report dated December 9, 2020, it was reported that the whole Metro Manila has
suffered the highest unemployment rate at 12.4%.
Taking everything into perspective, though the immediate efforts then of the
national government to provide cash subsidy to informal workers was a welcome
development, a more comprehensive and pro-active approach must be taken to avoid
this looming economic meltdown and the potential worsening impacts this could have to
our communities.
Madam Presiding Officer, the purpose of this proposed resolution is to effectively

assist displaced workers. In this resolution the PESO is requested to facilitate job
employment and job matching to aid displaced workers as well as maintain a database
to monitor the status of these displaced workers.
With a more comprehensive approach of the Local Government of Quezon City

in addressing unemployment, we would be able to contribute to local economic recovery
in the soonest possible time.
Thank you.
Coun. Mikey Belmonte, I would like to commend you for this resolution. The data
that you had mentioned for sure has already, also, ballooned at this point, and a lot of
sectors have been hit, but sabi nila ‘yung first jobbers, young people, maybe your age
group, those who are supposedly going to do their internship. ‘Yun ‘yung marami din na
affected. So, sakto ‘to sa mga ka-edad mo. Of course, the breadwinners, the parents,
everyone has been affected greatly by the said pandemic. So, this is a timely measure
to, at least, ensure that we mitigate the rate of unemployment in our city as well.
Thank you, Madam Presiding Officer. If there’s no further discussion, I move to

terminate the period of discussion.

Madam Chair, I move to open the period of amendments.
Alright, for your amendments, please.
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For the period of amendments, I move to include all Councilors present as

Co-introducers of the measure.

measure, adopted.
Okay, if there are no further amendments, I move to terminate the period of

amendments.
Period of amendments is, now, terminated.
And for my final motion, Madam Chair, I move to approve PR21CC-610 under
Second Reading.
There’s a motion to consider PR21CC-610 under Second Reading. Hearing no

objection, said resolution is hereby APPROVED.

CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION TO EUROASIA PHARMACEUTICALS
INC., FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TWO (2) STOREY
WAREHOUSE BUILDING (AS BUILT), LOCATED AT MARIA EXT.,
RICHARD-1 SUBDIVISION, BARANGAY SAUYO, NOVALICHES,
QUEZON CITY, ALLOWING DEVIATION FROM THE RESTRICTIONS
PROVIDED UNDER ORDINANCE NO. SP-2502, S-2016, OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF 2016.
(Introduced by Councilor RAMON P. MEDALLA)


Co-Introducers.


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Madam Chair.
Coun. Ivy Lagman is recognized.
Yes, the proponent wishes to have this measure deferred.
All right, DEFERRED.
19. PR21CC-785 – RESOLUTION GRANTING SPECIAL PERMIT TO

ANYTIME GAMING EXPERIENCE, INC., TO OPERATE AN
ELECTRONIC GAMES (E-GAMES) ESTABLISHMENT, LOCATED AT
2/F COMMONWEALTH MARKET, BRGY. COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON
CITY, SUBJECT TO THE RULES AND REGULATIONS PROMULGATED
BY THE PHILIPPINE GAMING AND AMUSEMENT CORPORATION
(PAGCOR). (Introduced by Councilor IVY L. LAGMAN)
The Committees on Laws, Rules & Internal Government and Games &
Amusement recommended approval, with amendment:

Co-Introducers.


Councilor Ivy Lagman is recognized.
Yes, Madam Chair, may I move for the omnibus resolutions since they both
contain the same matter, they are both in the same address, PR21CC-785 and 786.
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20. PR21CC-786 – RESOLUTION GRANTING SPECIAL PERMIT TO

ANYTIME GAMING EXPERIENCE, INC., TO OPERATE AN
ELECTRONIC BINGO ESTABLISHMENT, LOCATED AT 2/F
COMMONWEALTH MARKET, BRGY. COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON
CITY, SUBJECT TO THE RULES AND REGULATIONS PROMULGATED
BY THE PHILIPPINE GAMING AND AMUSEMENT CORPORATION
(PAGCOR). (Introduced by Councilor IVY L. LAGMAN)
The Committees on Laws, Rules & Internal Government and Games &
Amusement recommended approval, with amendment:

Co-Introducers.


There’s a motion to omnibusly discuss PR21CC-785 and 786. Just to clarify,

Councilor Lagman, they are from the same operator, but different address?
Yes, Madam Chair, same address, also.
You may proceed.
Thank you, Madam Chair. For my discussion, this is a resolution to grant a

special permit to Anytime Gaming Experience to operate, ‘yung isa po e-bingo, ‘yung
isa naman ay e-games, kaya po dalawa ‘yung special permit nila. But they are both ...
Same address.
Yes, same address and same operator. Since they are new applicant, meron po
silang favorable resolution from the GRAC, meron po silang LONO na naibigay, meron
po silang Barangay Council resolution of no objection, and all mandatory requirements
have been complied with.
So, if there are no further questions, I would like to terminate the period of
discussion.
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From the Chair, I just like to clarify, your resolution title says Antytime, the first
whereas clause is Anytime.
Sorry, Madam Chair, it’s Anytime.
Okay. So, would you kindly, please, revise and submit an amended version,
just …
Yes, Madam Chair, it’s just a typographical error. I will be making the necessary
amendments.
And all documentary and mandatory requirements have all been submitted,
correct? Granting that this is a new business opening.
Yes, Madam Chair.
All right. Are there any other questions from the rest of the Body?
So, if there are no further questions, I move to terminate the period of discussion.

Thank you, Madam Chair, for my amendments, I would like to amend the
typographical error on the title, it should read Anytime Gaming Experience.
And maybe, include the dispositive portion because some of it is still Antytime.
Yes, Madam Chair.
So, to jibe with the correct term, which is Anytime Gaming Experience.
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Yes, Madam Chair, including all the … sa dispositive portion na hindi po … na

nagkaroon po ng typographical error.
Amendments adopted.
Thank you, Madam Chair. I move to include all Councilors present as well.

Hearing no objections, said amendment is adopted.
No further amendments, I move to terminate the period of amendments.

period of amendments is, now, terminated.
Thank you, Madam Chair. For my final motion, may I move for the omnibus
approval of PR21CC-785 and 786.
Motion to approve PR21CC-785 and PR21CC-786. Hearing no objections from

the rest of your colleagues, said measures are hereby APPROVED under Second
Reading.

MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN CPCLO (CRITICAL
PATIENT CARE AND LIFE OPTIONS) RESPIRATORY AND
EQUIPMENT SERVICES, RELATIVE TO AN OFFICE SPACE AT
QUEZON CITY GENERAL HOSPITAL FOR RESPIRATORY CARE AND
TREATMENT OF QUEZON CITY GENERAL HOSPITAL PATIENTS.
(Introduced by Councilor DIORELLA MARIA G. SOTTO-ANTONIO)
The Committee on Laws, Rules & Internal Government and Health &
Sanitation recommended approval, with amendment:
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Co-Introducers.
Coun. Diorella Maria G. Sotto-Antonio is, now, recognized.
COUN. DIORELLA MARIA G. SOTTO-ANTONIO:
Thank you, Madam Chair. I move for the approval of PR21CC-804.

may proceed.
Thank you, Madam Chair. The purpose of this measure is to authorize the City
Mayor to enter into a memorandum of agreement with the CPCLO in order to assign a
certain space at the Quezon City General Hospital to be used for respiratory care and
treatment of patients with acute and chronic lung diseases that require pulmonary
treatment.
CPCLO or Critical Patient Care and Life Options Respiratory and Equipment
Services is a legal company engage in providing general pulmonary services and
quality pulmonary equipment and supplies. And it’s capable and willing to enter into a
contractual arrangement to provide the hospital with the requirements they need.
Respiratory Specialists, implement civil works and upgrade the facilities, carry out
repairs, rehabilitation and maintenance of the machines and equipment at no extra cost
to the hospital and provide management and operations of respiratory units at a very
reasonable service rates for indigent Philhealth members and pay patients of Quezon
City.
Madam Chair, this measure is in compliance with the DOH requirements for a
level-3 hospital that’s why truly there’s a need to pass a measure at such. And with
that, I would like to appeal to my colleagues to support the said measure.
From the Chair, Councilor Sotto, is this the first time that we are entering into a
MOA with CPCLO?
Yes. To my understanding, it is, because they are in charge of providing the

respiratory specialists, which the Quezon City General Hospital does not have.
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Alright. And we will take all the help that we can get.
Are there any other questions from the rest of the Body?
COUN. WENCEROM BENEDICT C. LAGUMBAY:
Madam Chair.
Councilor Wency Lagumbay is recognized.
Yes, I would like to support the measure of the Honorable Maria Diorella Sotto.
This is a very timely measure and I believe that it would really cater to a lot of people,
especially our residents of Quezon City. That’s all.
Thank you, Councilor Lagumbay. I would like to laud the efforts of our
Committee Chair on Health in ensuring that our citizenry is safe, especially at this time
with targeted services such as respiratory services for our General Hospital. I believe
there are no other questions.
Madam Chair, I would just like to put this on record that I have submitted already
to the Office of the Vice Mayor all the necessary requirements and the memorandum of
agreement.
Alright. I believe, there are no other clarifications from the rest of your
colleagues. You may proceed.
If there are no questions, I move to terminate the period of discussion.
Motion to terminate the period of discussion. Hearing no objection, said motion

is now approved and period of discussion is now terminated.
Thank you. I move to open the period of amendments.
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Go ahead.
In the period of amendments, I just move to include my Vice Chairwomen of

Committee on Health & Sanitation, Councilor Candy Medina and Councilor Dorothy
Delarmente, and all councilors present as co-introducers of this the said measure.
Amendment is adopted.
I move to terminate the period of amendments.

amendment is now terminated.
Thank you. I move for the approval, final approval of PR21CC-804.

There’s a motion to approve PR21CC-804. Hearing no objections, the said

measure is hereby APPROVED, under second reading.
Thank you, Madam Presiding Officer.
Thank you.
24. PR21CC-816 – RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. SP-7430,

S-2018, ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE
OF A CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION TO RVA PLACE, INC.,
REPPRESENTED BY MR. ROBERTO V. ANTONIO, FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF SAN ANTONIO PLACE, A TWO (2) STOREY
SHOPPING CENTER, TO BE LOCATED AT LOT 1 CAPITOL HILLS
DRIVE, BARANGAY MATANDANG BALARA, QUEZON CITY,
ALLOWING DEVIATION FROM THE RESTRICTIONS OF QUEZON CITY
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE NO. SP-2502, S-2016, AS
AMENDED, AND ITS IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS,”
BY INSERTING A FIFTH (5TH) WHEREAS CLAUSE. (Introduced by
Councilor IVY L. LAGMAN)

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Co-Introducers.
Session held on December 1, 2020.
Coun. Ivy Lagman is, now, recognized.

may proceed.
Yes, thank you, Madam Chair. This is just an amendatory resolution to include a
5th whereas clause on the original resolution dahil magdadagdag lang ako ng 5th
whereas clause, which states that, “The exception should extend to the extension to the
roof area to the existing two (2) storey shopping center.” So, if there are no further
discussions, I would like to terminate the period of discussion.
Coun. Ivy Lagman.
Yes, Madam Chair.
I do not have the supporting document with me, but would you kindly, please,
confirm if you have a project evaluation report, and if it is complete, and all requirements
have been completed.
Madam Presiding Officer … Madam Presiding Officer.
Yes, Councilor Pumaren.
One-minute recess.
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(NB: While on recess, Coun. Wencerom Benedict C. Lagumbay informed the Body that
he is with the Honorable Luis “Chavit” Singson, and the latter invited the City Council to
visit Narvacan, Ilocos Sur.)
Alright. Session resumed (11:12 A.M.)
Yes, Madam Chair.
Do you have any other clarifications for the said resolution?
No further clarifications, I move to terminate the period of discussion.

Yes, for my amendments, Madam Chair, may I use the amended version during
the Committee on Laws, doon sa 5th whereas clause. And also, may I move to include
all Councilors present.

measure. And hearing no objections, said amendment is now adopted.
Any other amendments?
No further amendments, I move to terminate the period of amendments.

period of amendment is now terminated. For your final motion.
Final motion, I move to ah … may I move for the approval of PR21CC-816.
Motion to approve PR21CC-816. Hearing no objections, said measure is hereby

APPROVED.
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I’d like to relinquish the Chair to Coun. Eric Medina, our Minority Floor Leader.
MR. ACTING PRESIDING OFFICER (Coun. Eric Z. Medina):
City Secretary.

MA. JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, TO PURCHASE ONE (1) UNIT OF MOTOR
VEHICLE TO BE USED BY THE OFFICE OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR
FOR MONITORING AND COORDINATING FIELD OPERATIONS IN LINE
WITH THE PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS OF THE QUEZON CITY
GOVERNMENT, TO BE CHARGED AGAINST THE AVAILABLE FUNDS OF
THE OFFICE OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR. (Introduced by Councilors
FRANZ S. PUMAREN and DONATO “Donny” C. MATIAS)

Co-Introducers.
PR21CC-836 – RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MAYOR, MA.

JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, TO PURCHASE ONE (1) UNIT OF MOTOR
VEHICLE TO BE USED BY THE QUEZON CITY PROTECTION CENTER
FOR MONITORING AND COORDINATING FIELD OPERATIONS, IN LINE
WITH THE PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS OF THE QUEZON CITY
GOVERNMENT TO BE CHARGED AGAINST THE AVAILABLE FUNDS OF
THE SAME OFFICE. (Introduced by Councilors FRANZ S. PUMAREN and
DONATO “Donny” C. MATIAS)

approval, informing that this measure was considered during a Joint Hearing
with the Committee on Appropriations, with amendment:

Co-Introducers.
held on December 7, 2020.
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The Honorable Donny Matias is recognized.
Thank you, Mr. Presiding Officer.
Mr. Presiding Officer, may I move that we tackle omnibusly, PR21CC-826,

together with PR21CC-836 since both measures are of the same content – to authorize
our beloved Mayor to purchase a unit of vehicle.
Motion to discuss omnibusly the two measures, PR21CC-826 and PR21CC-836.

Hearing no objection, please, proceed, Councilor Matias.
Thank you, Mr. Presiding Officer. For the discussion, PR21CC-826 is a

resolution to authorize the purchase of one (1) unit motor vehicle to be used by the
Office of the City Administrator. The amount is One Million Six Hundred Eighty-Three
Thousand Five Hundred Pesos (PhP1,683,500.00). It’s a utility vehicle intended for the
use of the City Administrator’s Office. And PR21CC-836, also, a motor vehicle to be
used by the Quezon City Protection Center for Monitoring Services; it is a multi-purpose
vehicle. The amount is One Million One Hundred Seventy-Six Thousand Nine Hundred
Twenty-Four Pesos (PhP1,176,924.00). And the said purchase orders have been
submitted accordingly, and the MOA is already submitted to the Committee on Laws.
We have submitted all the necessary documents for this measure, Mr. Presiding Officer.
Okay. Mr. Proponent, in both measures, in both resolutions, the authority from
the … to purchase from the DILG have already presented before the Committee on
Laws?
Yes, Mr. Presiding Officer. They have submitted the letter requesting for the
authority to purchase the said vehicles to the DILG.
Okay. They have not manifested any objection to this measure, to this … in
securing this authority, ‘no?
Yes, Mr. Presiding Officer.
Okay. Any other discussion?
Since there are no more discussions, Mr. Presiding Officer, may I move that we
terminate the period of discussion.
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Motion to terminate the period of discussion. Duly seconded. Hearing no

objection, period of discussion now terminated.
For the period of amendment, may I move that all Councilors present be made as
Co-introducers in the said measure.
Hearing no objection, the said amendment is hereby adopted. Any other

amendment?
No more amendment, Mr. Chair. May I move that we terminate the period of
amendment.
Period of amendment is terminated.
For the final motion, Mr. Chair, may I move that PR21CC-836 and PR21CC-826
be approved omnibusly under this Second Reading.
Motion to approve the said two measures, PR21CC-826 and PR21CC-836,

omnibusly. Hearing no objection, the said measures are hereby APPROVED on
Second Reading.
Thank you.
Thank you, Councilor Matias.
26. PR21CC-830 ...
Your Honor, please. Your Honor, please, may I raise a manifestation, a point of
Personal and Collective Privilege, Your Honor.
The Honorable Castelo is recognized.
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Yes, may I just raise a very serious concern, Mr. Presiding Officer.
May I invite the attention of the Presiding Officer and members of this Council on
item No. 7, particularly No. 2, Informational Matters. It says here as part of the agenda,
December 14 agenda, a copy of the order signed by a certain Judge regarding the
petition for the cancellation of title and issuance of a writ of possession in favor of – I
don’t know if it’s in favor or against – Laverne Realty & Development Corporation,
represented by John Jerry Catolos, Petitioner.
Your Honor, there are a lot of properties that has been subject to auction by the
name of the Catolos. In fact, several properties in my district has been the subject of a
lot of demolition here in Commonwealth, here in Barangay Culiat, and another one in F.
Carlos, in Apolonio Samson.
All of these, Mr. Presiding Officer, has been with a lot of controversy because
most of the properties that they won in the bidding are occupied; it’s a densely
populated community with a lot of informal settlers.
So, with this one, Mr. Presiding Officer, I wish the City Secretary could provide
this representation with all the papers pertaining to the signed documents, so that we
will be able to study the matter thoroughly, Mr. Presiding Officer.
Please, take note of the manifestation of the Honorable Castelo.
With a strong request, Your Honor, that they may make representation with the
Court because this is just a one-page letter advised to the Council. So, my request is
the entire folder, case folder, be provided to this representation, so that we will, also, be
informing our constituents if they are affected by the order.
Thank you.
Okay. The Secretary to the Sanggunian, please, take note of that.
Thank you, Councilor Castelo. Next.
26. PR21CC-830 – RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MAYOR, MA.

JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, TO ENTER INTO A MEMORANDUM OF
AGREEMENT WITH ATTY. ARISTOTLE O. LIWAG, TO USE AND
UTILIZE A PARCEL OF LAND, COVERED BY TRANSFER
CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 004-2019004672 OF THE REGISTRY OF
DEEDS OF QUEZON CITY, CONTAINING AN AREA OF TWO
THOUSAND SQUARE METERS (2000 SQ. M.), LOCATED AT BRGY.
PASONG TAMO, QUEZON CITY, AS MODEL PILOT URBAN FARM IN
SUPPORT OF THE FOOD SECURITY PROGRAM OF THE QUEZON
CITY GOVERNMENT. (Introduced by Councilors FRANZ S. PUMAREN
and DONATO “Donny” C. MATIAS)
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Co-Introducers.
Okay. The Honorable Matias is recognized.
Thank you, Mr. Presiding Officer. May I move that we approve PR21CC-830.
Motion to approve PR21CC-830. Duly seconded. Hearing no objection, we now

open the period of discussion.
For the discussion, Mr. Chair. The Quezon City Food Security Task Force has
established a 7-point action plan and the Grow QC - Kasama ka sa Pag-unlad sa
Pagkain, Kabuhayan, at Kalusugan Food Security Initiative to address hunger, loss of
livelihood and better health as a recovery response to the pandemic. In realizing this
plan, the Quezon City Government seeks to collaborate with the organizations, cause-
oriented groups, advocates of natural/organic and sustainable agriculture, scientist and
technologist, organized groups in communities. And to tap the expertise and
experiences of natural/organic and sustainable urban agriculture practitioners, to share
new technologies and practices towards attaining food security.
Atty. Aristotle O. Liwag is the registered owner of a parcel of land covered by

TCT Number … of the Registry of Deeds of Quezon City, containing an area of two
thousand square meters (2,000) located at Brgy. Pasong Tamo, Quezon City,
technically described as Lot 777-A-3-B-1-D-4, PSD- 00-081539.
Ang resolusyon pong ito ay pagbibigay ng authority sa ating Mayor under du’n po
sa ating programang Food Security, na makipag-tie up sa mga private organizations,
kasama na rin po dito si Atty. Aristotle Liwag.
Ang kanya pong lupa ay ipapagamit sa Quezon City Government under this
program, free of charge. Two thousand square meters po ito, sa loob po ng kontrata, ‘di
naman kontrata, sa agreement, sa memorandum of agreement, nasasabi dito na meron
po tayong first three years na kontrata at puwedeng i-renew basta lang gagamitin po sa
ating sustainable greening, sa atin pong action plan ng Grow QC - Kasama ka sa Pag-
unlad sa Pagkain, Kabuhayan, at Kalusugan. Wala pong bayad dito, ngunit ang
gagastusin na lamang po ng Quezon City Government ay ‘yung pagpapatayo ng mga
facilities du’n, kagaya ng kuryente, ng tubig, para magamit po ‘yung property na ito.
Basically, ito po ay sa pakikipag-ugnayan ng iba’t-ibang mga Non-Government

Organization at ng ating City Government para lang labanan ang gutom dito po sa
nagaganap na pandemic sa ating Siyudad.
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Okay. Mr. Proponent, meron po ba tayong kopya ng MOA dito?
Yes, Mr. Presiding Officer, I have here a copy of the Memorandum of

Understanding. We will submit it and attach it under this measure, stating that they
have agreed together with the intention of this MOA for the program.
Okay, thank you very much, Mr. Proponent.
The Chair would like to give its wholehearted support to this proposed measure
of the Honorable Proponent, considering na malaki ang maitutulong nito sa ating mga
constituents particularly du’n sa ating Distrito, sa Brgy. Pasong Tamo, na maging model
pilot urban farm, para po maka-suporta sa Security Program ng Quezon City
Government.
Thank you dito sa mga … dito sa ganitong resolusyon, Mr. Proponent.
Alright, since there are no more discussions, Mr. Chair, may I move to terminate
the period of discussion.
Okay. Motion to terminate the period of discussion. Hearing no objection, period

of discussion now terminated as we open the period of amendments.
Thank you. For the period of amendment, Mr. Chair, may I move that we change
the location of the property. It states here, under the title, it is located at Brgy. Pasong
Tamo, but when we analyzed it and asked the representative coming from the City
Assessors, lumabas po du’n na ito po ay nasa Barangay Tandang Sora. So, it will be
changed from Barangay Pasong Tamo to Barangay Tandang Sora, Quezon City.
So, the exact address will be Barangay Tandang Sora, Quezon City.
Okay.
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And other amendment, may I move that we include all Councilors present during
this session.
Okay. Hearing no objection, said amendment is hereby adopted. Any other?
No more amendment, Mr. Chair, may I move that we terminate the period of
amendment.
Period of amendment, terminated. Final motion.
For the final motion, Mr. Chair, may I move that we approve, PR21CC-830.
Okay. Motion to approve PR21CC-830. Hearing no objection, the said measure,

PR21CC-830, is hereby APPROVED on Second Reading.
Thank you.
Thank you, Councilor Matias.
27. PR21CC-833 – RESOLUTION EXTENDING THE WARMEST

CONGRATULATIONS OF THE QUEZON CITY GOVERNMENT,
HEADED BY THE CITY MAYOR, HONORABLE MA. JOSEFINA G.
BELMONTE, CITY VICE MAYOR, HONORABLE GIAN G. SOTTO AND
THE 21ST CITY COUNCIL TO PBGEN. DANILO PEPINO MACERIN, ON
HIS APPOINTMENT AS THE NEW DISTRICT DIRECTOR OF THE
QUEZON CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT (QCPD). (Introduced by
Councilors WINSTON “Winnie” T. CASTELO and FRANZ S. PUMAREN)


Co-Introducers.
The Honorable Castelo is recognized.
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Yes, Your Honor. The proposed measure that is tabled for discussion right now,
is a resolution that would articulate the sentiments of the members of this Council, to
commend a newly appointed District Director in the person of General Macerin. And I
am a living witness, Your Honor, on his integrity, competence, and character. In fact,
we were together in one occasion, and I could see to it that his resume, also, would
validate on his qualification. And I’m sure, the collective sentiments of this Council will
put premium on his appointment, and motivate him to work harder, as we welcome him
as our new Director.
With that, Your Honor, I move for the approval of the measure.
Okay. I know that the Body will really support the newly-appointed District
Director, ‘no.
Yes, Your Honor.
Any other discussion?
There being no other discussants, Your Honor, I move that we terminate the
Motion to terminate the period of discussion. Duly seconded, period of

discussion, now, terminated.
With that, in the period of amendments, Your Honor, I move that we invite all
Councilors present, here and in online, as main introducers of the measure.
Hearing no objection, the said amendment is hereby adopted. Any other

amendment?
No further amendments, Your Honor, I move that we terminate the period of

amendments.
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Period of amendment, terminated. Final motion.
With that, Your Honor, I move for the final approval of the measure under, in
plenary session.
Motion to approve, PR21CC-833. Hearing no objection, the said measure

PR21CC-823 is hereby APPROVED on Second Reading.
Thank you very much, Your Honor.
28. PR21CC-834 – RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE HONORABLE CITY

MAYOR, MA. JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, TO ENTER INTO A JOINT
VENTURE AGREEMENT WITH QPAX TRAFFIC SYSTEMS
INCORPORATED, REPRESENTED BY ITS CHIEF EXECUTIVE
OFFICER, MANOLO STEVEN M. ONA, TO UNDERTAKE THE NO
CONTACT APPREHENSION PROGRAM OF QUEZON CITY.
(Introduced by Councilor FRANZ S. PUMAREN)

approval, informing that this measure was considered during a Joint
Hearing with the Committee on Appropriations, with amendment:

Co-Introducers.
The Honorable Majority Floor Leader is recognized.
Yes, thank you, Mr. Presiding Officer. I move for the approval of PR21CC-834.
Motion to approve PR21CC-834. Duly seconded. Hearing no objection, we now

open the period of discussion.
Under the discussion, Mr. Presiding Officer, this is the first time that we will be
doing a PPP, Private-Public Partnership and with assistance of the PPP Center. It was
reviewed for such a long time. It’s a first JVA between the private corporation and the
Local Government Unit. And if you will recall, during the meeting on the Committee on
Laws, it was stated that the sharing will be 60/40 to … 40% to QC. I think, we were able
to negotiate it quite well because in the other LGUs it’s 70/30. Notable discussion
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during the Committee is that the payment that to be used of the same, which gives the
people idea, easier to pay and advantages is, of course, ‘yung high quality cameras not
only record driving violation, but as well as road incidents, non-contact apprehensions.
At least, with this one, less human contact, and this will be a landmark agreement
because we’ve been doing PPP deliberations for the last how many months.
Being no more discussion, Mr. Presiding Officer, I move to terminate the period
of discussion.
Mr. Proponent.
Yes.
Meron po tayong kopya nung Joint Venture Agreement?
Yes, yes, yes, we do have, yes.
Okay. So, any other discussion? Hearing none, we now open the period of
amendment.
Yes, in the amendments, the Councilors here present and in the virtual, except
for the Honorable Castelo, I move that they be included as part of this landmark
measure.
Okay. Hearing no objection, amendment is hereby adopted.
Mr. Proponent, sa whereas clause natin, pwede po nating ma-incorporate ‘yung

Joint Venture Agreement as integral part of this resolution?
Yes, we will adopt that. Thank you.
Okay. Thank you very much. Any other amendment?
No more amendments, Mr. Chairman, I move to terminate the period of

amendments.
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Motion to terminate, period of amendment. Duly seconded; period of

amendment, now terminated.
Yes, I move for the approval of PR21CC-834.
Motion to approve PR21CC-834. Duly seconded. Hearing no objection, the said

measure, PR21CC-834, is hereby APPROVED on Second Reading.
Thank you.
Thank you, Councilor Pumaren.
30. PR21CC-837 – RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE MEMORANDUM OF

AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO BY AND BETWEEN THE QUEZON CITY
GOVERNMENT, REPRESENTED BY THE CITY MAYOR, HONORABLE
MA. JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, AND THE PLANT STALL OWNERS AT
THE QUEZON MEMORIAL CIRCLE. (Introduced by Councilors FRANZ
S. PUMAREN and DONATO “Donny” C. MATIAS)


Co-Introducers.
Councilor Matias is recognized.
May I move that we approve PR21CC-837.
Motion to approve PR21CC-837. Hearing no objection, we now open the period

of discussion.
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In the period of discussion. The Quezon City Government allows the operation
of plant stalls, with an approximate area of 20 sq.m., within the Quezon Memorial Circle,
to be used exclusively for the sale of varied plants species, tree saplings, plant
pots/boxes, seedlings, garden paraphernalia, fertilizers, and other allied products/items.
The plant stall owners have agreed to pay the Quezon City Government or its
duly authorized representative a monthly rental fee, exclusive of the Value Added Tax to
be paid on or before the last day of month of October, 2020, until December 31st 2020.
And ito pong program na ito, Mr. Chair, ay under po sa Circle Administration.
Meron po doong mga stall owners na nagre-rent sa city government at meron po silang
kontrata. Ito po ay to ratify, ito pong ginagawa natin ngayon is to ratify the
Memorandum of Agreement entered into and between the Quezon City Government,
represented by our Mayor and the plant stall owners of the Quezon Memorial Circle.
Attached here is the list of the stall owners and the contract, medyo may
karamihan lang po ito, kaya, hindi ko na po in-attach, pero, isasama din po natin ito sa
measure na dinidiskas (discuss) natin ngayong umaga.
Mr. Proponent, ‘yung Memorandum of Agreement, it was already presented

during the Committee on Laws?
Yes, Mr. Presiding Officer. Attached du’n po ‘yung mga requirements, kaya
napaka-kapal po nu’n, ‘di ko na po dinala ngayong umaga.
Okay. Any other discussion?
Since, there are no more discussion, Mr. Chair, and it has complied with all the
necessary document and requirements, may I move that we terminate the period of
discussion.

For the period of amendment, Mr. Chair, do’n po sa original version, dahil
magsa-submit po ako ng amended version, do’n po sa period of amendment, tinanggal
na po natin iyong amount ng rent since meron po kasing mga stall owners dito, marami
po silang stall na nirerentahan, para hindi na, kasi ‘pagka isang stall po, isang kontrata,
so ginawa na lang po, na kung ilang stall iyong nakuha niya, isang kontrata na lang po
iyon, kaya tinanggal na lang po natin iyong amount per stall, so that the contract would
consist with the stall owner and the city government.
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Okay.
COUN. DONATO “DONNY” C. MATIAS:
And, we will submit an amended version of this measure, Mr. Chair.
Okay.
And, with that, may I please, also, include all the present Councilors in this
discussion.
Hearing no objection, the said amendment is hereby adopted. Any other?
May I move to terminate the period of amendment, Mr. Chair.
Motion to terminate the period of amendment. Duly seconded, period of

amendment now terminated.
For the final motion, Mr. Chair, may I move that we approve PR21CC-837, with
amendments.
Okay. Period of amendment, now, terminated and …
Final motion …
… final motion to approve PR21CC-837. Hearing no objection, the said

measure, PR21CC-837 is hereby APPROVED on Second Reading.
Thank you.
Next measure.
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PROPOSED ORDINANCES:
2. PO21CC-238 – ORDINANCE DECLARING THE SIXTH DAY OF

JANUARY OF EVERY YEAR AS A SPECIAL HOLIDAY IN BARANGAY
TANDANG SORA, QUEZON CITY, IN COMMEMORATION OF THE
BIRTHDAY OF MELCHORA “TANDANG SORA” AQUINO. (Introduced
by Councilor DONATO “Donny” C. MATIAS)


Co-Introducers.
This was in the Agenda for First Reading during the 21st Regular
The Honorable Matias is recognized.
May I move that we approve PO21CC-238.
Motion to approve PO21CC-238. Hearing no objection, we, now, open the

For the discussion, Mr. Chair. This ordinance is to declare that every 6th of
January as the Tandang Sora Day in Barangay Tandang Sora, enjoining the barangay
and the educational institutions located within its jurisdiction, the School Division Office
of Quezon City, Tourism Department and Public Affairs and Information Services
Department to undertake an annual significant program of activities to commemorate
the life of Tandang Sora.
Mr. Presiding Officer, every January of the year is the declared or being
celebrated in Quezon City as Tandang Sora Day, but this measure is to declare this …
as an ordinance that in Barangay Tandang Sora we will celebrate the said occasion with
the activities coming from the barangay council and the City Schools Division
Department and Public Affairs and Information Department sa program to be instituted
with the students.
Kasi po, dun po sa sine-celebrate natin iyong Tandang Sora Day, ang mga
audience po natin dito ‘pagka nagse-celebrate tayo taon-taon ay mga estudyante,
naggagawa po doon ng programa, eh, may pasok. Kaya dito po ay pupuwede nating
sabihin na wala na pong pasok muna ang mga eskuwelahan dun sa Tandang Sora
lang, sa Barangay ng Tandang Sora lang na may eskwelahan. Meron po doong
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elementary school, meron po doong junior high at meron din po doong senior high. So,
iyon lang po iyong gagawan ng … to celebrate the said occasion parang iha-holiday
lang din po natin iyon pong mga eskuwelahan na iyan.
Anyway, ang atin po namang punong lungsod ay kayang-kaya naman po niyang

mag-declare ng holiday, hindi lang sa isang barangay, kundi sa buong Quezon City.
And using that idea, eh, dun naman po sa every January 6 of every year is to declare
this in Barangay Tandang Sora.
So, I would like to commend the Honorable Proponent for this very laudable
measure na alam naman natin talagang kailangang-kailangan dito sa ating barangay
Tandang Sora na ating distrito.
Mr. Proponent, ano ang pleasure ng ating mga tiga-Barangay Tandang Sora,
with regard to this ordinance?
Yes. We have written the barangay council of Barangay Tandang Sora and they
have unanimously approved the said resolution. And may I state here, in fact, they
have submitted or passed a Barangay Council Resolution No. 32, S-2020, a resolution
requesting Honorable Councilors of District VI for the ordinance declaring January 6 of
every year as Tandang Sora Day in Barangay Tandang Sora, District VI, Quezon City.
I have here the copy. They have stated in the whereases, stating that it is
important to celebrate our heroine in this barangay, signed, approved, the second day
of March 2020, approved by Barangay Captain Ulanday, Kgd. Apo, Kgd. Hernandez,
Kgd. Alcantara, Kgd. Heronimo, Kgd. Sevilla, Kgd. Aquino and Kgd. Erwin Rey Medina,
together with its SK Chairwoman Carion Lumibao. I have here the resolution.
At the same time, we have requested the opinion of our City Department of
Education, under the City Schools Division Office, and Ma’am Jenilyn Rose B. Corpuz,
CESO VI, of the Quezon City Division Superintendent, have expressed her approval
and together with the letter stating that they have been in … with approval with the said
resolution, and to declare that Tandang Sora be celebrated every 6th of January in this
barangay.
Okay. So, okey po meron na tayong Barangay Council Resolution, meron

tayong no violent objection from the Department of Education through our City School
Superintendent, Ma’am Jenny Corpuz, at sa aking palagay ay talaga namang kailangan
‘to, dahil talagang napakalaking bahagi po ni Melchora Aquino or Tandang Sora sa atin
pong buong kabayanang Pilipinas.
And, with that, Mr. Chair, may I move that we terminate the period of discussion.
Please, withdraw your motion, as we recognize …
Yes. May I move to … my … withdraw my motion.
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Okay. Councilor Banal is recognized, the youngest. Coun. Jorge Banal is

recognized, please.
COUN. JORGE L. BANAL, SR.:
I’d like to commend the honorable proponent for this legislative measure. And
without having to brag, I would like to say that this is fitting and proper and for the
record, Tito Jorge Banal was the … is the only living male awardee of Melchora Aquino
Tandang Sora Award. The first awardee is Rosa Rosal, the second awardee is the late
Fiscal Leah Castelo, and the third awardee is Jorge Banal, but I have not been honored.
But for this day alone, I would like to commend the Honorable Proponent because
Melchora Aquino surely deserves recognition, and so, may I second the motion.
Kailan po iyon, Councilor Banal, anong taon, panahon ni Mayor Rodriguez?

Anong taon po iyong kayo’y naging awardee?
Nagkaroon ako ng award when the late Justice Leonor Luciano was the
Chairman of the Awards Committee, and was given the award by then Vice Mayor
Ismael Mathay.
Akala ko Vice Mayor Mariano Sta. Romana, hindi po iyon?
Hah … hindi po iyon. Kaya nga tuwing sine-celebrate diyan, hindi ako naiimbita,
kasi hindi nila naaano sa record iyon, I’m the only male recipient, at may mga nag-
question nga. Sabi nila “Si Jorge Banal eh lalaki, bakit nabigyan, pambabae ito?” Eh,
nagkataon na ako iyong naka-obtain ng highest rating on community service. Thank
you.
Okay. Congratulations pala, Councilor Banal, ‘di namin alam na no’ng matagal
na panahon ay naging awardee ka pala ng Tandang Sora.
Councilor Pumaren.
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Siguro, with that manifestation of Councilor Banal, I think, we can ask the
Honorable Donny Matias to do some research, so, we should recognize the
achievement of Councilor Banal na one of the awardees, siya pala, he’s only male …
Kasi, malaking karangalan din po ‘yun sa Council, biro n’yo na awardee pala si
Councilor Banal doon.
Ngayon ko lang binuksan iyan because of the measure of the Honorable

Proponent. Nahihiya akong sabihin sa inyo because pangbabae iyong award na iyon,
pero ako’y nabigyan ng award.
Okay. Please, take note of the manifestation of Councilor Banal, talagang tunay
itong kahanga-hanga.
Mr. Chair.
Honorable Chair.
Councilor Ferrer.
Siguro po …
Awardee ka rin, awardee ka rin?
Siguro po, dapat pong idagdag lang na instead of Councilor Banal, siya po ay
former Vice Mayor ng Quezon City.
‘Yan.
‘Yun ang importante, kaya po, nakalagay po ang pangalan po niyo diyan, as a
former Vice Mayor of Quezon City. Hanggang ngayon kasama pa po natin si Tito Jorge
bilang konsehal. Eh, alam po ninyo nakasabay ko po iyan nung 1990’s pa eh, kaya po
ako’y …
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Maraming salamat, Honorable Ferrer.
In addition to that, Mr. Proponent, si Councilor Banal ay naging officer lahat po

ng mga different organization dito sa ating kalunsuran at sa buong Pilipinas. Hindi lang
po siya nakasali sa … ano iyon … Mother Butler, ‘no, tsaka sa YWCA, ‘no? Biro mo,
ba’t di ka nakasali, Councilor Banal sa YWCA tsaka sa Mother Butler?
Sinabi nila, hindi raw ako kagaya ni dating Senador Raul Roco, who has been
declared Honorary Woman, ako daw e lalaki, kaya hindi ako nabigyan.
Okay. Iba talaga si Tito Jorge, isa ka nang alamat. Okay. Thank you, Councilor
Banal.
Mr. Chair.
Mr. Proponent.
Yes. Thank you, Mr. …
Mr. Chair, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Presiding Officer, Thank you. With that …
Ah, please, Councilor Lagumbay is recognized.
Yes. I just wanted to ask the Honorable Banal kung …
Coun. Wencerom Lagumbay.
Naabutan po ba ni Councilor Banal si Melchora Aquino?
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Naabutan ba ni Councilor Banal ‘yung lolo mo, si Senador Lagumbay?
Naabutan ko ‘yon, pero, hindi kami magkasinggulang, ako’y mas batang ‘di
hamak.
Okay, okay na …
Thank you, thank you po.
Si Councilor Lagumbay po, Tito Jorge. ‘Yung sinabi, hindi natin nadinig naka-
mute eh.
Oo, hindi na marinig eh.
Okey na po? Okey na nawala na. So, again, Mr. Proponent.
Yes. Thank you. Mr. Presiding Officer.
With that, may I move that we terminate the period of discussion.
Motion to terminate the period of discussion, duly seconded. Hearing no

objection, period of discussion is, now, terminated.
And for the period of amendment, Mr. Chair, may I read that we will amend this
ordinance into, “An ordinance declaring every 6th day of January as Tandang Sora Day
in Barangay Tandang Sora, enjoining the barangay and the educational institutions
located within its jurisdiction, the Schools Division Office of Quezon City, Tourism
Department, and Public Affairs and Information Services Department to undertake an
annual significant programs of activities to commemorate the life of Tandang Sora.”
And it will be introduced by Coun. Donny Matias and Coun. Eric Medina.
And with that, Mr. Chair, may I, also, amend that in the period of amendment that
we include the Chairman of our Tourism Department … Tourism Affairs Committee,
headed by Coun. Candy Medina, as sponsor of this ordinance, together with our
Majority Floor Leader Coun. Franz Pumaren, and from the 3rd district and the name of
Coun. Jorge Banal as the recipient of Tandang Sora Award, after Majority Floor Leader,
and the name of all the District VI Councilors since they belong to the Tandang Sora
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District, namely: Co Pilar, Castelo, Juan, Sotto, and all the Councilors of this 21st City
Council.
Okay, hearing no objection, the said amendment is hereby adopted. And I know,
that you will submit the amended version to this proposed measure, ‘no?
Mr. Chairman.
Yes, Councilor Banal.
Kasi, ito lang, first time na nabanggit ho ‘yan in my so many years of involvement
sa Quezon City Government. Sana, ilalambing ko kay proponent na sana isama n’ya
ako as main introducer, kasi, that will be a form of recognition, because I have never
been recognized by the city government.
Recess, recess muna tayo ( A.M.).
Okay, session is resumed ( A.M.).
Councilor Matias.
Do you adhere to the request of Councilor Banal?
Yes, with all my heart, we will include the name of our sole male awardee of
Tandang Sora Award, Coun. Jorge Banal …
Salamat.
… as one of the main proponents of this ordinance.
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COUN. FRANZ S. PUMAREN.
Yes, Mr. Presiding Officer, before we include Honorable Banal to be one of the
proponents, the main proponent should submit an amended version.
Yes. Please, do so, Mr. Proponent, mag-submit tayo ng amended version sa

ating Secretary to the Sanggunian.
Thank you.
Thank you, Councilor Banal.
Thank you. And with that, may I move to terminate the period of discussion …
ah amendments.
Motion to terminate the period of amendment. Duly seconded. Period of

amendment, now, terminated.
And now for the final motion, Mr. Chair, may I move that we approve PO21CC-
238 with amendments in this Second Reading.
Okay. Motion to approve PO21CC-238. Hearing no objection, the said measure,

PO21CC-238, is hereby APPROVED on Second Reading, as amended. Thank you,
Councilor Matias.
Next po.
3. PO21CC-376 – ORDINANCE ACCREDETING THE SEVENTY FOUR

(74) NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs), PEOPLE’S
ORGANIZATION (POs) AND OTHER CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS,
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7160,
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE OF 1991,
AND ITS IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS, IN RELATION
TO MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 2019-72 OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (DILG). (Introduced by
Councilor JORGE L. BANAL, SR.)
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Introducers.
held on December 1, 2020.
The lone awardee of the … the lone male awardee of the Tandang Sora Award,
Coun. Jorge Lema Banal, is recognized.
Marami pong salamat, Honorable Presiding Officer. I’d like to move that
PO21CC-376 be approved.
Motion to approve PO21CC-376. Hearing no objection, we, now, open the

period of discussion. Councilor Banal.
Thank you, Sir. Your Honor, this ordinance is accrediting the 74

Non-Governmental Organizations or NGOs, People’s Organizations or POs and other
Civil Society Organizations pursuant to the provisions of Republic Act No. 7160,
otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991, and its Implementing Rules
and Regulations, in relation to Memorandum Circular No. 2019-72 of the Department of
the Interior and Local Government or DILG.
Your Honor, Section 34 of Republic Act No. 7160, otherwise known as the Local
Government Code of 1991, provides the Local Government Units … that the local
government units shall promote the establishment and operation of non-governmental
organizations and people’s organization to become partners in the pursuit of local
economy.
Your Honor, during the meeting of the Committee on Laws, BCRD head, Ricky
Corpuz, certified that all the papers required have been properly complied with. With
this, as my brief explanation, if there are no objections, I’d like to move that the period of
discussion be terminated.
From the Chair, Mr. Proponent, as you have mentioned, the said 74 NGOs, the
documents have already been checked and double checked by the BCRD, ‘no, and
presented in the Committee on Laws. Mr. Proponent, ito ba’y na-categorize natin doon
po sa mga … kung ito’y according to sa senior citizen, sa HOA, sa women or ano and
any other sector?
Doon sa ating Barangay and Community Relations Department, that’s their job to
review and put in the proper sectors all of these applicants, so, they have certified that
all of these applications have been properly reviewed and checked.
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Checked and double checked. Okay, any other discussion? Councilor Banal.
May I move for the termination of the period of discussion.
Motion to terminate the period of discussion. Duly seconded. Period of

discussion is, now, terminated. Period of amendment opens.
May I move that all Councilors be made as Co-introducers of the measure.
Hearing no objection, said amendment is hereby adopted.
And being the Chairman of the People’s Participation way back, may I … have
you as a main introducer of the measure.
Hearing no objection, said amendment is hereby adopted. Any other?
May I, now, move for the termination of the period of amendment.

amendment, now, terminated. Final motion, Councilor Banal.
May I move for the final consideration of PO21CC-376 by our City Council.
Okay, motion to approve PO21CC-376. Duly seconded. The said measure,

PO21CC-376, is hereby APPROVED on Second Reading.
Thank you, Councilor Banal.
Thank you.
REVIEW & CONSIDERATION OF BARANGAY MATTERS
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BARANGAY ORDINANCES & RESOLUTIONS:
1. ORDINANCE NO. 1, SERIES OF 2020 OF BARANGAY ST. IGNATIUS,

THIS CITY, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE PUNONG
BARANGAY OF SAINT IGNATIUS, DISTRICT III, QUEZON CITY, TO
AUGMENT THE ALLOCATION FOR YEAR END BONUS UNDER
PERSONAL SERVICES OF THE APPROVED ANNUAL BUDGET FOR FY
2020, IN THE AMOUNT OF ONE HUNDRED FOUR THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED SEVEN PESOS & 84/100 CENTAVOS (P104,207.84), TO BE
TAKEN FROM THE UNUSED PERSONAL SERVICES UNDER
HONORARIA OF REGULAR BPSOs, BOOKKEEPER, LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA, BARANGAY TREASURER AND UNDER CASH GIFT.”
The Honorable Majority Floor Leader is recognized.
Mr. Presiding Officer, I move for the omnibus referral of item 1 – 67 to the Special
Review Committee.
2. ORDINANCE NO. 2, SERIES OF 2020 OF BARANGAY ST. IGNATIUS,

BARANGAY OF BARANGAY SAINT IGNATIUS, DISTRICT III, QUEZON
CITY TO AUGMENT THE ALLOCATION FOR THE TELEPHONE
EXPENSES OF THE APPROVED ANNUAL BUDGET FOR FY 2020 IN THE
AMOUNT OF FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (P5,000.00) TO BE TAKEN UNDER
MOOE (EXPENSES FOR ELECTRICITY EXPENSES).”
3. ORDINANCE NO. 78, S-2020 OF BARANGAY NOVALICHES PROPER, THIS

CITY, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE PUNONG
BARANGAY TO AUGMENT THE AMOUNT TWELVE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED FIFTY PESOS (P12,750.00) ONLY, FOR TELEPHONE
EXPENSES AND ANOTHER FIFTEEN THOUSAND PESOS (PHP15,000.00)
ONLY, FOR WATER SERVICES AND EIGHTEEN THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED FIFTY PESOS (PHP18,750.00) ONLY, TO BE TAKEN FROM
THE SAVINGS FOR OTHER MOOE-COMELEC DUES BOTH UNDER
MOOE OF THE DULY APPROVED BARANGAY ANNUAL BUDGET FOR
FISCAL YEAR 2020.”
4. ORDINANCE NO. 79, S-2020 OF BARANGAY NOVALICHES PROPER,
BARANGAY OF BARANGAY NOVALICHES PROPER, DISTRICT V,
QUEZON CITY TO AUGMENT THE ALLOCATION FOR THE YEAR END
BONUS TO FIVE HUNDRED FIFTY SEVEN THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
TEN PESOS (PHP557,810.00) ONLY, UNDER THE PERSONAL SERVICES
(PS) OF THE APPROVED DULY APPROVED BARANGAY ANNUAL
BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2020 TO BE TAKEN FROM THE
HONORABLE BELONGING TO THE SAME CLASS (PERSONAL
SERVICES) AS STATED HEREOF.”
5. ORDINANCE NO. 1, SERIES OF 2020 OF BARANGAY MANRESA, THIS

BARANGAY OF BARANGAY MANRESA, DISTRICT 1, QUEZON CITY TO
AUGMENT THE APPROPRIATIONS FROM COMPENSATION OF CLEAN
AND GREEN BRIGADE (CGB) MEMBER, BOOKKEEPER, BARANGAY
HEALTH WORKER, BPSO, ASSISTANT ADMIN., UTILITY WORKER
EMPLOYEES TO YEAR END BUNOS UNDER THE PERSONAL SERVICES
OF THE APPROVED ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE FY 2020, IN THE
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AMOUNT ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY THREE THOUSAND FIVE

HUNDRED FORTY SIX PESOS (P183,546.00) ONLY.”
6. BARANGAY ORDINANCE NO. 2, SERIES 2020 OF BARANGAY

MATANDANG BALARA, THIS CITY, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE
PROHIBITING THE USE OF ‘VIDEOKE’ AND OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT
CREATE LOUD NOISES DURING CERTAIN HOURS TO CREATE A
PEACEFUL ENVIRONMENT FOR HOME-BASED STUDY AND WORK IN
BARANGAY MATANDANG BALARA, QUEZON CITY AND PROVIDING
PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION THEREOF.”
7. BARANGAY ORDINANCE NO. SB-002, S-2020 OF TALIPAPA, THIS CITY,

ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE MANDATING ALL LESSORS AND BUSINESS
ESTABLISHMENT OWNERS TO REGISTER WITH THE BARANGAY AND
PROVIDE A FULL DISCLOSURE OF THEIR TENANTS/LESSEES
AND EMPLOYEES AND/OR CARETAKERS.”
8. RESOLUTION NO. 285, SERIES OF 2020 OF BARANGAY SANGANDAAN,

THIS CITY, ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION REQUESTING CITY COUNCIL TO
ENACT AN ORDINANCE FOR BARANGAY SANGANDAAN TO MAKE ONE-
WAY STREET TRAFFIC ROUTING AND ONE SIDED PARKING BENEFITS
STREET, GSIS AVENUE GRANTS STREET AND PREMIUM STREET,
GSIS VILLAGE OF BARANGAY SANGANDAAN, DISTRICT VI, QUEZON
CITY AND PRESCRBING PENALTIES AND SANCTION THEREOF.”
9. BARANGAY RESOLUTION NO. 2020 12-312, SERIES OF 2020 OF

TALAYAN, THIS CITY, ENTITLED “RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE
AUGMENTATION OF THE MOOE IN THE MAOUNT OF P70,464.00 FROM
THE LAKBAY ARAL BUDGET FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE PAYMENT OF
COMPENSATION FOR THE BARANGAY CONTRACTUAL EMPLOYEES
AND APPROVING PAYMENT OF THE SAME.”
10. RESOLUTION NO. SB-100-S-2020 OF BARANGAY TALIPAPA, THIS CITY,

ENTITLED “BARANGAY TALIPAPA COUNCIL RESOLUTION
REQUESTING THE MAYNILAD WATER SERVICE, INC. (MWSI) FOR THE
WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT MULTI-PUPOSE HALL
VOLLEYBALL AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURTS BOTH LOCATED
AT SILVINA VILLAGE, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

REQUESTING THE MANILA ELECTRIC COMPANY (MERALCO) FOR THE
ELECTRIC SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT MULTI-PURPOSE HALL AND
BASKETBALL COVERED COURT LOCATED AT MENDOZA VILLAGE,
BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

REQUESTING THE MAYNILAD WATER SERVICE, INC., (MWSI) FOR THE
WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT MULTI-PURPOSE HALL AND
BASKETBALL COVERED COURT BOTH LOCATED AT MENDOZA
VILLAGE, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

ELECTRIC SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT MULTI-PURPOSE HALL,
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TENNIS AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURTS LOCATED AT VILLA

SABINA SUBDIVISION, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT MULTI-PURPOSE HALL TENNIS
AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURTS BOTH LOCATED AT VILLA
SABINA SUBDIVISION, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE HONORABLE ATTY.
ERIC R. JUAN, PUNONG BARANGAY OF BARANGAY TALIPAPA,
DISTRICT 6, QUEZON CITY, TO ENTER INTO A MEMORANDUM OF
AGREEMENT (MOA) WITH LUNTIAN SYNERTECH SOLUTIONS, INC.,
FOR THE PURPOSE OF REDUCING THE VOLUME OF CLEAN AND DRY
RESIDUAL WASTES (CDRW’S) OF THE BARANGAY AND DIVERTING
THE SAME INTO ECOBRICKS AND OTHER GREEN CONSTRUCTION
MATERIALS.”

ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION STRONGLY DISCOURAGING THE CONDUCT
OF ALL ACTIVITIES WHICH WILL CREATE PUBLIC DISTURBANCE
NOISES DURING ONLINE CLASS HOURS EVERYDAY FROM MONDAY
UNTIL FRIDAY, FROM 7:00A.M. TO 5:00P.M., IN BARANGAY TALIPAPA,
DISTRICT VI, QUEZON CITY.”

ELECTRIC SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT MULTI-PURPOSE HALL AND
BASKETBALL COVERED COURT LOCATED AT PLESANTVILLE
SUBDIVISION, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT MULTI-PURPOSE HALL AND
BASKETBALL COVERED COURT BOTH LOCATED AT PLEASANTVILLE
19. RESOLUTION NO. SB-084-S-2020 OF BARANGAY TALIPAPA, THIS

CITY, ENTITLED “BARANGAY TALIPAPA COUNCIL RESOLUTION
REQUESTING THE MANILA ELECTRIC COMPANY (MERALCO) FOR
THE ELECTRIC SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT MULTI-PURPOSE HALL
AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT LOCATED AT DEL NACIA
VILLE 3 SUBDIVISION, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

REQUESTING THE MAYNILAD WATER SERVICE, INC., (MWSI) FOR
THE WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT MULTI-PURPOSE HALL
AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT BOTH LOCATED AT DEL
NACIA VILLE 3 SUBDIVISION, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON
CITY.”

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AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT LOCATED AT JEM 7

AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT BOTH LOCATED AT JEM 7

AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT LOCATED AT SAINT DOMINIC
9 SUBDIVISION, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT BOTH LOCATED AT SAINT
DOMINIC 9 SUBDIVISION, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT LOCATED AT VILLA
FLORENCIA SUBDIVISION, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT BOTH LOCATED AT VILLA
FLORENCIA SUBDIVISION, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

THE ELECTRIC SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT MULTI-PURPOSE HALL,
VOLLEYBALL AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURTS LOCATED AT
SILVINA VILLAGE, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

CITY, ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF
HOME QUARANTINE PASS (HQP) AND BUSINESS QUARANTINE
PASS (BQP) TO THE RESIDENTS AND/OR OWNERS AND
EMPLOYEES OF BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS OPERATING WITHIN
THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF BARANGAY TALIPAPA,
DISTRICT VI, QUEZON CITY, IN STRICT OBSERVANCE OF THE
SOCIAL DISTANCING MEASURE OF THE ENHANCED COMMUNITY
QUARANTINE BEING IMPLEMENTED IN THE ENTIRE METRO MANILA
RELATIVE TO THE COVID-19 SITUATION.”
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CITY, ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION REVOKING THE ORDER IMPOSING
MARKET HOURS FROM 8:00 A.M. TO 10:00 A.M. AND 3:00 P.M. TO
5:00 P.M. AT J.P. RAMOY WET AND DRY MARKET, SITUATED IN
BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY, UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER
NO. E007, S-2020 AND RESOLUTION NO. SB-033, S-2020.”

CITY, ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE HOME
QUARANTINE PASS NUMBERS (HQP NOS.) AND BUSINESS
QUARANTINE PASS NUMBERS (BQP NOS.) PREVIOUSLY ISSUED TO
THE HOUSEHOLDS AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT OWENRS OF
BARANGAY TALIPAPA, DISTRICT 6, QUEZON CITY, RESPECTIVELY,
DURING THE PERIOD OF ENHANCED COMMUNITY QUARANTINE,
AS THEIR PERMANENT REGISTRY OF BARANGAY INHABITANTS
NUMBER (RBI NO.) AND SHALL LIKEWISE BE UTILIZED IN THE
ISSUANCE OF THEIR PERMANENT BARANGAY IDENTIFICATION
CARD NUMBER.”

CITY, ENTITLED “BARANGAY TALIPAPA COUNCIL RESOLUTION TO
STRICTLY ENFORCE THE WEARING OF FACE MASK,
SOCIAL/PHYSICAL DISTANCING AND THERMAL SCANNING OF
EVERY INDIVIDUAL WHO BUYS FOOD PRODUCTS, MEDICINES AND
PERSONAL HYGIENE AND WHO TRANSACT BUSINESS IN VARIOUS
ESTABLISHMENT WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF BARANGAY
TALIPAPA, DISTRICT 6, QUEZON CITY AND DECLARING A PORTION
OF J.P. RAMOY STREET AS A NO ENTRY NO EXIT ZONE TO ALL
KINDS OF MOTOR VEHICLES IN ORDER TO GIVE AWAY TO
PEDESTRIANS ONLY.”

REQUIRING ALL BARANGAY OFFICIALS, PERSONNEL (ADMIN,
LUPON, STAFF, BPSO’s, OPERATIONS, EMO, ECO-AIDES, HEALTH
AIDES, TRAFFIC AIDE AND VOLUNTEERS) AND ALL RESIDENTS
(OWNERS, RENTER AND SHARERS) TO FILL UP/ISSUE HEALTH
DECLARATION FROM TRUTHFULLY.”
33. BARANGAY ORDINANCE NO. 06 SERIES OF 2020 OF TALIPAPA, THIS

CITY, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE UNNECESSARY
AND OFFENSIVE NOISE, ODOR AND OTHER DISTRACTIONS THAT
DISTURB THE TRANQUILITY OF THE BARANGAY, ON-LINE
EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS, WORK FROM HOME ARRANGEMENTS
OF WORKERS AND PRESCRIBING THE PENALTY FOR THE
VIOLATION THEREOF.”

CITY, ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE E-DIALOGUE
SYSTEM OF THE LUPON TAGAPAMAYAPA OF THE BARANGAY
TALIPAPA, DISTRICT VI, QUEZON CITY, PROVIDING
GUIDELINES ON THE USE OF VIDEO CONFERENCING
TECHNOLOGY FOR THE SAID PURPOSE.”

CITY, ENTITLED “BARANGAY TALIPAPA COUNCIL RESOLUTION TO
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STRICTLY ENFORCE THE DIRECTIVES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF

INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (DILG) AND DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH (DOH) THE B.I.D.A.; B – BAWAL WALANG MASK; I –
ISANITIZE AND MGA KAMAY, IWAS HAWAK SA MGA BAGAY; D –
DUMISTANSYA NG ISANG METRO; AND A – ALAMIN TOTOONG
IMPORMASYON, AND OTHER COVID – 19 POLICIES AND TO
CREATE THE BARANGAY DISIPLINA BRIGADES (BDB) HEADED BY
THE PUNONG BARANGAY WHO SHALL BE THE BIDA
AMBASSADORS IN THE BARANGAY O FRONTLINERS IN
PROMOTING THE BIDA ANG MAY DISIPLINA: SOLUSYON SA COVID-
19 NATIONAL ADVOCACY CAMPAIGN.”

THE ELECTRIC SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT BASKETBALL
COVERED COURT LOCATED AT SAN AGUSTIN VILLAGE, BARANGAY
TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

THE WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS AT BASKETBALL COVERED
COURT BOTH LOCATED AT SAN AGUSTIN VILLAGE, BARANGAY
TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT LOCATED AT CADAING

AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT BOTH LOCATED AT CADAING

AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT LOCATED AT VILLILIA

AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT BOTH LOCATED AT
VILLILIA VILLAGE, BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

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AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT LOCATED AT CARREON

AND BASKETBALL COVERED COURT BOTH LOCATED AT CARREON
44. EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. E-10, S-2020 OF BARANGAY TALIPAPA,

THIS CITY, ENTITLED “AN EXECUTIVE ORDER DIRECTING THE
ISSUANCE OF HOME QUARANTINE PASS (HQP) AND BUSINESS
QUARANTINE PASS (BQP) TO THE RESIDENTS AND/OR ONWERS
OF BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS OPERATING WITHIN THE
TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF BARANGAY TALIPAPA, DISTRICT
VI, QUEZON CITY, IN STRICT OBSERVANCE OF THE SOCIAL
DISTANCING MEASURE OF THE ENHANCE COMMUNITY
QUARANTINE BEING IMPLEMENTED IN THE ENTIRE METRO
MANILA RELATIVE TO THE COVID-19 SITUATION.”

THIS CITY, ENTITLED “AN EXECUTIVE ORDER REVOKING
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. E-007, S-2020, AND RESOLUTION NO. SB-
033, S-2020, IMPOSING MARKET HOURS FROM 8:00 A.M. TO 10:00
A.M. AND 3:00 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M. AT J.P. RAMOY WET AND DRY
MARKET SITUATED IN BARANGAY TALIPAPA, QUEZON CITY.”

THIS CITY, ENTITLED “AN EXECUTIVE ORDER ADOPTING THE
HOME QUARANTINE PASS NUMBERS (HQP NOS.) AND BUSINESS
QUARANTINE PASS NUMBERS (BQP NOS.) PREVIOUSLY ISSUED TO
THE HOUSEHOLDS AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT OWNERS OF
BARANGAY TALIPAPA, DISTRICT 6, QUEZON CITY RESPECTIVELY,
DURING THE PERIOD OF ENHANCED COMMNITY QUARANTINE, AS
THEIR PERMANENT REGISTRY OF BARANGAY INHABITANTS
NUMBER (RBI NO.) AND SHALL LIKEWISE BE UTILIZED IN THE
ISSUANCE OF THEIR PERMANENT BARANGAY
IDENTIFICATION CARD NUMBER.”
THIS CITY, ENTITLED “AN EXECUTIVE ORDER REQUIRING ALL
BARANGAY OFFICIALS, PERSONNEL (ADMIN, LUPON, STAFF,
BPSO’s OPERATIONS, EMO, ECO-AIDES, HEALTH AIDES, TRAFFIC
AIDE AND VOLUNTEERS) AND ALL RESIDENTS (OWNERS, RENTER
AND SHARERS) TO FILL UP/ISSUE HEALTH DECLARATION FROM
TRUTHFULLY.”

THIS CITY, ENTITLED “AN EXECUTIVE ORDER STRICTLY ENFORCE
THE DIRECTIVES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (DILG) AND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (DOH) THE
B.I.D.A.; B-BAWAL WALANG MASK; I-ISANITIZE AND MGA KAMAY,
IWAS HAWAK SA MGA BAGAY; D-DUMISTANSYA NG ISANG METRO;
AND A-ALAMIN AND TOTOONG IMPORMASYON, AND OTHER COVID-
19 POLICIES AND TO CREATE THE BARANGAY DISIPLINA
BRIGADES (BDB) HEADED BY THE PUNONG BARANGAY WHO
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SHALL BE THE BIDA AMBASSADORS IN THE BARANGAY OR

FRONTLINERS IN PROMOTING THE BIDA ANG MAY
DISIPLINA: SOLUSYON SA COVID-19 NATIONAL ADVOCACY
CAMPAIGN.”

THIS CITY, ENTITLED “AN EXECUTIVE ORDER REORGANIZING THE
BARANGAY PEACE AND ORDER COUNCIL (BPOC) OF BARANGAY
TALIPAPA, DISTRICT 6, QUEZON CITY.”

THIS CITY, ENTITLED “AN EXECUTIVE ORDER UPDATING THE
COMPOSITION OF THE BARANGAY ANTI-DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL
(BADAC) OF BARANGAY TALIPAPA, DISTRICT 6, QUEZON CITY AND
CREATING ITS COMMITTEES.”

THIS CITY, ENTITLED “AN EXECUTIVE ORDER DESIGNATING A
BARANGAY TALIPAPA REHABILITATION REFERRAL DESK OFFICER
OF THE BARANGAY TALIPAPA, DISTRICT 6, QUEZON CITY.”
52. RESOLUTION NO. 422 – S-2020 OF BARANGAY KRUS NA LIGAS,

THIS CITY, ENTITLED “BARANGAY RESOLUTION APPROVING THE
REALIGNMENT OF THE BUDGET ALLOCATED FOR THE ALLEY
REHABILITATION IN THE AMOUNT OF EIGHT HUNDRD THOUSAND
PESOS ONLY (800,000.00) INCLUDED IN THE UTILIZATION OF THE
20% ANNUAL INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT (DEVELOPMENT
FUND) FOR THE YEAR 2020 FOR THE PROVISION OF CHRISTMAS
GIFT PACKS.”
53. BARANGAY RESOLUTION NO. 419-S-2020 OF KRUS NA LIGAS, THIS

CITY, ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION ASSIGNING THE UNUSED OPEN
AREA BETWEEN THE AMADO BALUYOT COVERED COURT AT
BALUYOT STREET AND C.P. GRACIA AVENUE PEOPLE’S PARK AS
THE BARANGAY LGU-MAINTAINED RENTABLE WET-AND-DRY
MARKET (TALIPAPA) FOR RESIDENTS OF THIS COMMUNITY,
HEREBY OFFICIALLY KNOWS AS THE “KRUS NA LIGAS PAMILIHANG
BAYAN.”
54. ORDINANCE NO. RM005-S-2020 OF BARANGAY STA. LUCIA, THIS

CITY, ENTITLED “A BARANGAY ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
PUNONG BARANGAY TO AUGMENT THE ALLOCATION FOR CAPITAL
OUTLAY APPROVED ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE FY 2020 TO BE
TAKEN FROM CAPITAL OUTLAY IN THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF SIXTY
NINE THOUSAND PESOS (Php69,000.00) ONLY.”
55. BARANGAY ORDINANCE # 001 S-2020 OF BLUE RIDGE B, THIS CITY,

ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE TO UPDATE THE REVENUE CODE OF
BARANGAY BLUE RIDGE B IN QUEZON CITY INCREASING THE
MAXIMUM FEES FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BARANGAY CLEARANCE,
PERMITS AND OTHER FEES.”
56. BARANGAY ORDINANCE NO. RRD# 005-S-2020 OF BAGUMBUHAY,

THIS CITY, ENTITLED “BARANGAY ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
PUNONG BARANGAY TO AUGMENT THE ALLOCATION FOR THE
CASH GIFTS AND YEAR-END BUNOS UNDER PERSONAL SERVCES
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OF THE APPROVED ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2020

IN THE AMOUNT OF THIRTY THOUSAND NINETY-SIX PESOS
(P30,096.00) ONLY, TO BE TAKEN FROM THE SAVINGS ALLOCATED
FOR COMPENSATION OF VACANT POSITION OF BARANGAY
KAGAWAD FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE 2020.”
57. ORDINANCE NO. 02, S-2020 OF BARANGAY DOÑA AURORA, THIS

BARANGAY OF BARANGAY DOÑA AURORA, DISTRICT IV, QUEZON
CITY, TO AUGMENT THE ALLOCATION FOR CASH GIFT AND
PRODUCTIVITY INCENTIVE ALLOWANCE (PIA), IN THE AMOUNT OF
ONE HUNDRED NINETY THOUSAND PESOS (P190,000.00), TO BE
TAKEN FROM THE SALARIES AND WAGES UNDER PERSONAL
SERVICES FROM THE APPROVED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR 2020.”
58. RESOLUTION NO. 369-S-2020 OF BARANGAY SOCORRO, THIS CITY,

ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE CITY COUNCIL TO
ENACT AN ORDINANCE FOR IMPLEMENTING A NEW TRAFFIC
SCHEME FOR BARANGAY SOCORRO, ADOPTING THE EXISTING
ORDINANCES OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF QUEZON CITY,
PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSE.”
59. RESOLUTION NO. 035-S-2020 OF BARANGAY WEST KAMIAS, THIS

CITY, ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE SITE OF THE
LIVELIHOOD PROGRAM AND PROJECT OF BARANGAY WEST
KAMIAS, THIS CITY, TO BE SPECIFICALLY LOCATED AT # 1 K-10TH
STREET CORNER K-G STREET.”
60. RESOLUTION NO. 036-S-2020 OF BARANGAY WEST KAMIAS, THIS

CITY, ENTITLED “QUALIFIED BENEFICIARIES WHO ARE
FRONTLINERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE BARANGAY WITH
SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN AS ASSISTANCE FOR THEIR
DISTANCE LEARNING.”
61. ORDINANCE NO. 007 S-2020 OF BARANGAY WEST KAMIAS, THIS

CITY, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING ALL RESIDENTS OF
BARANGAY WEST KAMIAS TO SECURE SECURITY STICKER/S FOR
ALL MOTOR VEHICLES PARKED WITHIN THE BARANGAY FOR
IDENTIFICATION/SECURITY PURPOSES AND PROVIDING
PENALTIES THEREOF.”

CITY, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE MANDATING ALL
EMPLOYERS/OWNERS OF BUSINESS COMMERCIAL AND
RESIDENTIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, CONTRACTORS OF
CONSTRUCTION WORKS AND THE LIKE TO SUBMIT A LIST OF
THEIR EMPLOYEES AND REQUIRING THEIR EMPLOYEES TO
SECURE A BARANGAY WORKING CLEARANCE FROM THE
BARANGAY GOVERNMENT OF BARANGAY WEST KAMIAS AND TO
COLLECT FEES AND PROVIDING PENALTIES THEREOF.”
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CITY, ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF COLLECTING AN APPROPRIATE PARKING
FEES OF P30.00 PER HOUR ON ALL MOTOR DELIVERY VEHICLES
FOR UNLOADING AND LOADING OF GOODS, FRESH MEAT AND
CHICKEN, VEGETABLES AND ETC. ON MAIN STREETS OR
COMMERCIAL AREAS OF BARANGAY WEST KAMIAS, THIS CITY.”
64. ORDINANCE NO. 008, SERIES OF 2020 OF BARANGAY MALAYA,

BARANGAY OF BARANGAY MALAYA, DISTRICT IV, QUEZON CITY TO
AUGMENT THE ALLOCATION FOR CASH GIFT UNDER PERSONAL
SERVICES OF THE APPROVED ANNUAL BUDGET FOR FY 2020 IN
THE AMOUNT OF TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED TWELVE PESOS ONLY (PHP235,212.00) TO BE TAKEN
FROM THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY MEMBERS.”
65. ORDINANCE NO. 3 S-2020 OF BARANGAY SIKATUNA VILLAGE, THIS

BARANGAY TO AUGMENT THE ALLOCATION FOR FUEL, OIL AND
LUBRICANT EXPENSES AND WATER EXPENSES (MAINTENANCE
AND OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES) IN THE AMOUNT OF FORTY
THOUSAND PESOS (PHP 40,000.00) ONLY TO BE TAKEN FROM THE
SAVINGS FROM FIDELITY BOND PREMIUM AND INTERNET
SUBSCRIPTION EXPENSES UNDER MAINTENANCE AND OTHER
OPERATING EXPENSES OF BARANGAY SIKATUNA VILLAGE
QUEZON CITY.”
66. ORDINANCE NO. 001, SERIES OF 2020 OF BARANGAY STA. CRUZ,

BARANGAY JOMAR B. BAETIONG TO AUGMENT THE AMOUNT OF
TWO THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED FORTY PESOS & 50/100 ONLY
(2,940.50) ALLOCATED FOR EXTRAORDINARY AND
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES DISCRETIONARY TO THE FEDILITY
BOND EXPENSES OF BARANGAY CAPTAIN AND BARANGAY
TREASURER UNDER MOOE OF THE DULY APPROVED BARANGAY
ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2020.”
67. ORDINANCE NO. 013 S-2020 OF BARANGAY SOCORRO, THIS CITY,

ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING ALL RESIDENTS OF
BARANGAY SOCORRO TO OBTAIN SECURITY STICKER/S FOR ALL
MOTOR VEHICLES PARKED WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF
BARANGAY FOR IDENTIFICATION AND SECURITY PURPOSES,
PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES.”
Motion to approve the … omnibus referral of the 67 measures.
OTHER BARANGAY CONCERN:
1. FIRST INDORSEMENT FROM THE OFFICE OF THE OMBUDSMAN,

SIGNED BY MS. PILARITA T. LAPITAN, ASSISTANT OMBUDSMAN-
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PROPER, REFERRING TO CITY VICE MAYOR GIAN G. SOTTO, THE

AMINISTRATIVE ASPECT OF THE COMPLAINT OF DR. ALFRED
ALLEN E. BUENAFE, AGAINST PUNONG BARANGAY FRANCISCO M.
AGUILAR OF BARNGAY HORSESHOE, THIS CITY.
Duly noted.
Next.
One-minute recess.
Recess ( A.M.).
Session resumed ( A.M.).
Thank you, Mr. Presiding Officer, I stand corrected, No. 1 is referred to the
Special Investigative Committee.
So referred.
2. FIRST INDORSEMENT FROM THE OFFICE OF THE OMBUDSMAN,

SIGNED BY MS. PILARITA T. LAPITAN, ASSISTANT OMBUDSMAN-
PROPER, REFERRING TO CITY VICE MAYOR GIAN G. SOTTO, THE
ADMINISTRATIVE ASPECT OF THE COMPLAINT OF MS. CORAZON
M. CUESTAS, AGAINST PUNONG BARANGAY WILFREDO REAL OF
BARANGAY SAN VICENTE, THIS CITY.
Mr. Presiding Officer, I move that this be referred to the Special Investigative
Committee.
So referred to the said committee.
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OTHER MATTERS:
1. ORDINANCE AND RESOLUTION APPROVED UNDER SUSPENDED

RULES DURING THE 50TH REGULAR SESSION, HELD ON DECEMBER 7,
2020:
a. PO21CC-380 – AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL

PROTECTION OF CHILDREN AGAINST CORONAVIRUS DISEASE
2019 (COVID-19), BY SETTING CHILDREN PROTECTION HOURS
WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF QUEZON CITY,
PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION THEREOF, AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES. (Introduced by Councilors FRANZ S.
PUMAREN, DONATO “Donny” C. MATIAS, ERIC Z. MEDINA,
VICTOR V. FERRER, JR. and SHAIRA L. LIBAN. Co-Introduced by
Winston “Winnie” T. Castelo, Eden Delilah “Candy” A. Medina, Ramon
P. Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte, Estrella C. Valmocina, Kate Galang-
Coseteng, Matias John T. Defensor, Wencerom Benedict C.
Lagumbay, Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Peachy V. De Leon, Imee A. Rillo,
Marra C. Suntay, Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Ivy L.
Lagman, Hero M. Bautista, Jose A. visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick
Michael Vargas, Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co
Pilar, Melencio “Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan,
Diorella Maria G. Sotto-Antonio, Freddy S. Roxas and Noe Dela
Fuente)
Duly noted.
b. PR21CC-835 – A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE QUEZON CITY

GOVERNMENT THROUGH THE CITY MAYOR, HONORABLE
MA. JOSEFINA G. BELMONTE, TO ENTER INTO A MEMORANDUM OF
AGREEMENT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH – METRO
MANILA CENTER FOR HEALTH DEVELOPMENT, FOR THE
PROVISION OF ACTIVE HAZARD DUTY PAY AND SPECIAL RISK
ALLOWANCE TO QUALIFIED QUEZON CITY HEALTH WORKERS
UNDER THE “BAYANIHAN TO RECOVER AS ONE ACT.” (Introduced
by Councilor FRANZ S. PUMAREN. Co-Introduced by Councilors
Bernard R. Herrera, Lena Marie P. Juico, Dorothy A. Delarmente, M.D.,
Winston “Winnie” T. Castelo, Eden Delilah “Candy” A. Medina, Ramon P.
Medalla, Mikey F. Belmonte, Estrella C. Valmocina, Kate Galang-
Coseteng, Matias John T. Defensor, Wencerom Benedict C. Lagumbay,
Jorge L. Banal, Sr., Peachy V. De Leon, Imee A. Rillo, Marra C. Suntay,
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Irene R. Belmonte, Resty B. Malañgen, Ivy L. Lagman, Hero M. Bautista,

Jose A. Visaya, Karl Castelo, Patrick Michael Vargas, Shaira L. Liban,
Ram V. Medalla, Allan Butch T. Francisco, Marivic Co Pilar, Melenio
“Bobby” T. Castelo, Jr., Rogelio “Roger” P. Juan, Diorella Maria G. Sotto-
Antonio, Donato “Donny” C. Matias, Eric Z. Medina, Freddy S. Roxas and
Noe Dela Fuente)
Mr. Presiding Officer, I move that this be noted, also.
Noted.
Yes, Mr. Presiding Officer, I move to suspend the rules.
Meron po tayong addendum, ‘no?
Yes, but while waiting for the addendum, I move to suspend the … addendum
first, tama.
Addendum.
ADDENDUM 1
A. CONFIRMATION OF A RESOLUTION (APPROVED ON SECOND

READING DURING THE 49TH REGULAR SESSION, HELD ON
DECEMBER 1, 2020):
21. PR21CC-776 – A RESOLUTION GRANTING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT

TO THE OPERATORS OF THE UNITED ASSOCIATION OF COCKPIT
OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF THE PHILIPPINES INCORPORATED
(UACOOP) TO BROADCAST AND LIVE STREAM COCKFIGHTING
ACTIVITIES AND OPERATE AND MAINTAIN AN OFF COCKPIT
BETTING STATIONS IN THEIR BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS WITHIN
THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF QUEZON CITY. (Introduced by
Councilor VICTOR V. FERRER, JR.)
Mr. Presiding Officer, I move that we confirm the said measure.
Said measure CONFIRMED. Next.
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FOR FIRST READING AND/OR REFERRAL TO APPROPRIATE

COMMITTEE/S:
a. PROPOSED RESOLUTION:

CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION TO DRA. LETICIA M. YAO, FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF A PROPOSED SEVEN (7)- STOREY HOSPITAL
TO BE LOCATED AT LOT 2, BLOCK 153, N. RAMIREZ STREET
CORNER STO. TOMAS STREET, BARANGAY DON MANUEL,
DISTRICT 4, QUEZON CITY, ALLOWING DEVIATION FROM THE
RESTRICTIONS PROVIDED UNDER ORDINANCE NO. SP-2502, S-
2016, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF 2016. (Introduced by Councilor IVY L. LAGMAN)
Mr. Presiding Officer, I move that this be referred to the following committees:
City Planning, Building and Zoning, Laws, Rules and Internal Government.
So referred to the said committees.
Honorable Chair.
May we recognize the Honorable Ferrer.
The Honorable Ferrer is recognized.

Honorable Chair, we have an ordinance, Ordinance No. 288, S-2019, and this
ordinance extending until December 2020 the suspension of the imposition of real
property taxes. The reason of the approved scheduled of market value as provided for
by Ordinance No. 2556, S-2016, otherwise known as An Ordinance approving the
schedule of Fair Market Values of lands and basic unit construction, cost of building,
and other structure for the revision of real property assessment in Quezon City pursuant
to the provision of Local Government Code of 1991 under Republic Act 7160 and its
Implementing Rules and Regulations and for other purposes.
Honorable Chair, ngayon po’y napunta po tayo ng pandemic, talaga naman pong
for the year 2020 hindi na po malaman ng sambayanang taga-Lungsod Quezon kung
ano po ang kanilang gagawin at hindi pa tayo nakaka-recover. At alam naman po natin
until next year, ay ibang-iba po ang takbo ng mamamayan ng ating Lungsod Quezon.
Kaya po, mamarapatin ng ating opisyal ng 21st Quezon City Council ay ito pong
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Ordinance 2888 ay atin pong i-extend, muli, and tayo po ay nagsalang ng isang
ordinansa extending until December 2022, the suspension of the imposition of real
property taxes on land. Inaamendahan po natin ‘yung ating Ordinance No. 2888.
Hence, I move for its inclusion in the agenda of today’s Quezon City Council hearing.
Due to the necessity of the said measure...
COUN. VICTOR V. FERRER, JR:
Opo, kailangan po.
... let us include this proposed measure of Councilor Ferrer to our today’s
agenda.
Yes, Your Honor.
So, Councilor Ferrer is recognized.
Your Honor, I move to include this ordinance (PO21CC-383), “AN ORDINANCE

EXTENDING UNTIL DECEMBER 2022 THE SUSPENSION OF THE IMPOSITION OF
REAL PROPERTY TAXES ON LAND BASED ON THE APPROVED SCHEDULE OF
FAIR MARKET VALUE AS PROVIDED FOR BY ORDINANCE NO. 2556, S-2016,
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE SCHEDULE OF FAIR
MARKET VALUE OF LAND AND BASIC UNIT CONSTRUCTION, COST OF
BUILDING AND OTHER STRUCTURES FOR THE REVISION OF LOCAL
GOVERNMENT CODE, REPUBLIC ACT 7160, AND ITS IMPLEMENTING RULES
AND REGULATIONS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.”
I move for its approval, Your Honor.
Motion to approve the said measure. Duly seconded. Hearing no objection, we,
now, open the period of discussion.
Honorable Chair, as explained earlier, sa ngayon po, ay talagang kailangan na

kailangan po. Honorable Chair, with respect to this proposed ordinance, may I move
that we suspend the rules.
Motion to suspend the rules. Hearing no objection, rules are suspended.

Councilor Ferrer, please, proceed.
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Thank you very much, Your Honor. With respect to this proposed ordinance,
nakita naman po natin na talaga pong hindi lamang po ang Lungsod Quezon kungdi
buong mundo na po at buong Pilipinas ay talaga pong medyo naghihirap. And in fact,
tinaas pa po natin ‘yung … meron pa po tayong ginawang amnesty on the delinquent
real property taxes. Hence, dito naman po sa ating regular collection ng real property
taxes ay atin pong ine-extend until December 2022 ‘yun pong imposition ng ating
Ordinance No. 2556. At kahit na po ito ay atin pong ma-extend up to December 31,
2022, ang Quezon City po at its present rate of collection, ay kayang-kaya po na ma-
sustain ang ating mga pagkakagastusan.
Honorable Chair, I move to terminate the period of discussion.
There’s a motion to terminate the period of discussion. Duly seconded. Hearing

no objection, period of discussion is, now, terminated.
Honorable Chair, in the period of amendment, we’ll be submitting an amended

version, after its approval. And, likewise, that this be introduced after the four authors –
Coun. Franz Pumaren, Coun. Eric Medina, Coun. Jun Ferrer, Coun. Donny Matias, that
it be introduced by all Councilors of Quezon City.
Hearing no objection, the said amendment is hereby adopted.
No more amendment, Your Honor, I move to terminate the period of amendment.
Motion to terminate period of amendment. Duly seconded. Period of

amendment is, now, terminated.
I move for the final consideration of this proposed ordinance under its Second
Reading.
Motion to approve the said measure. Duly seconded. Hearing no objection, the
said measure is hereby APPROVED on Second Reading, under suspended rules.
Honorable Chair, due to the urgency of this proposed ordinance, may I move that
this ordinance be confirmed on its Third and Final Reading.
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The said ordinance is hereby CONFIRMED on Third Reading, under suspended

rules.
Yes, Mr. Presiding Officer, before we restore the rules, under suspended rules, I
move that we approve all the measures that were discussed today during the Second
Reading. Let’s confirm it and approve under Third and Final Reading.
Under suspended rules, the said measures approved on Third and Final Reading
area hereby APPROVED.
Yes, I move to restore the rules.
Rules restored.
I move for a recess, first, while waiting for another addendum.
Okay. Recess (12:04 P.M.).
Session resumed (1:09 P.M.).
Councilor Pumaren.
Can we direct the City Secretary to read the First Reading?
ADDITIONAL FOR FIRST READING:
PR21CC-846 – A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A

CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION TO SPOUSES MARIANO N. NOGA AND
ELSIE P. NOGA FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TWO (2) STOREY
INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE (AS BUILT) LOCATED AT LOT 5, BLOCK 8,
DON ELPIDIO STREET, DON ANTONIO HEIGHTS, BARANGAY HOLY
SPIRIT, DISTRICT 2, QUEZON CITY, ALLOWING DEVIATION FROM THE
RESTRICTIONS PROVIDED UNDER ORDINANCE NO. SP-2502, S-2016,
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE COMPREHENSVIE ZONING ORDINANCE
OF 2016. (Introduced by Councilor IVY L. LAGMAN)
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Mr. Presiding Officer, I move that said measure be referred to the following
committees: City Planning, Building and Zoning, Laws, Rules and Internal Government.
So referred.
Yes, Mr. Presiding Officer, I have here as an urgent measure that we need to
discuss under suspended rules. If you may allow me to read the title.
Okay. Please, do so.
PO21CC-385 - AN ORDINANCE MANDATING STRICT OBSERVANCE OF

MINIMUM HEALTH PROTOCOLS BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.
Okay.
So, I move for its approval, Mr. Presiding Officer.
You suspend the rules.
Yes, I move for the suspension of the rules, first.
Okay. Rules suspended.

Yes, I move for the approval of the said measure.
Motion to approve the said measure. Duly seconded. Hearing no objection, we,
now, open the period of discussion. Councilor Pumaren.
Yes, in the discussion, if you notice it the last how many weeks there’s always a
breach of protocol - there’s no more social distancing, no wearing of facemask and face
shield by all persons in the vehicle. The one meter between each persons wala na rin,
regular disinfection nawala na rin po, Mr. Presiding Officer. At least, with this particular
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measure, we can start implementing some strict guidelines for them to follow. End of
the day, Mr. Presiding Officer, this is not for us, but this is for the commuters and for the
public, also.
So, with this, Mr. Presiding Officer, if there’s any more discussion ...
Mr. Chair.
Yes.
Yes, this is only for the vehicles lang or for the entire Quezon City?
Councilor Lagumbay.
Ang question ko lang po is that, vehicles lang ba ‘to, or kasama pati ‘yung mga
gatherings and everything.
Pakilakas lang, Councilor Lagumbay, hindi madinig, please.
Sabi ko, Mr. Chair, kung itong ordinansa o resolution na guidelines ba is for the
riding public or any activity around Quezon City.
No, this is for public transportation operating within Quezon City, including but
not limited to buses, jeepneys, tricycles, taxis and the like must comply with the
following minimum health protocols.
Ang health protocols po natin wearing face mask and face shield by all persons
in the vehicle; physical distancing of at least one meter between each person; regular
disinfection of all high touch surfaces, seats, armrest, handles while the vehicle is in
operation. Applicable regulations of LTFRB, Department of Transportation, Department
of Health and other relevant agencies shall be deemed incorporated into the above
minimum requirements.
Ang duration po natin dito is the ordinance shall remain effective until the City
Mayor on the recommendation of the City Health Department determines the
emergency public health measures contained are no longer necessary.
Okay. Thank you very much, Mr. Presiding Officer, I support the measure of the
Honorable Majority Floor Leader. Thank you.
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No more discussion, I move to terminate the period of discussion.

objection, period of discussion is, now, terminated.
Yes, I would like to include all the Councilors to be part of this measure.
Are there any objections from the Councilors? Hearing no objection, said
amendment is hereby adopted.
I move to terminate the period of amendment.
Motion to terminate the period of amendment. Duly seconded. Hearing no

objection, the said amendment is hereby adopted. Any other amendment?
No more, I move to terminate.
Sorry. Period of amendment is terminated. Final motion.
Yes, I move for the approval of Ordinance mandating strict observance of

minimum health protocols by public transportation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Motion to approve the said measure, under suspended rules, on Second

Reading. Hearing no objection, the said measure is hereby APPROVED on Second
Reading, under suspended rules.
Yes, under suspended rules, Mr. Chairman, I move to approve it and confirm it
on Third and Final Reading.
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Motion to approve the said measure on Third and Final Reading, so with the
confirmation. Hearing no objection, the said measure (PO21CC-385) is hereby
APPROVED on Third Reading, under suspended rules.
Yes, again, Mr. Presiding Officer, I got a memo from our executive department,
that we need, also, to pass this under suspended rules. So, if I may read the title.
Please.
(PO21CC-384) - AN ORDINANCE BANNING THE TRUCKS AND OTHER

HEAVY MOTOR VEHICLES FROM TRAVERSING THE STRETCH OF
VISAYAS AVENUE AND MINDANAO AVENUE WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL
OF QUEZON CITY FROM 6:00 A.M. TO 10:00 A.M. AND FROM 5:00 P.M.
TO 10:00 P.M. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MODIFIED TRUCK BAN
POLICY OF THE METRO MANILA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY.
Motion to approve the said measure. Duly seconded. We, now, open the period
of discussion.
Well, in the discussion, I think, it’s self-explanatory, that the main objective of this
one is to follow, also, the MMDA guidelines and strict implementation, at the same time,
it will ease the burden of the traffic in that particular area.
So, I guess, Mr. Presiding Officer, there’s no more discussion.
So, Mr. Proponent, this will be in accordance naman with the MMDA Ordinance.
Yes.
Considering that this is a national road, itong Visayas Avenue.
Yes, that’s why it’s stated in accordance with the modified truck ban policy of the
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority.
It’s a very needed ordinance considering that the traffic situation they’re
experiencing, no.
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Yes.
They are passing the said area everyday, talagang traffic po.
Yes, I move to terminate the period of discussion.

objection, the period of discussion is, now, terminated.
In the amendments, I would like to include all Councilors to be part of this

measure.
Hearing no objection, the said amendment is hereby adopted, to include all the
attentive Councilors in this session.
I move to terminate the period of amendments.

amendment now terminated.
Yes, I move for the approval of this measure for Second Reading.
Motion to approve the said measure, duly seconded. The said measure is hereby
APPROVED on second reading, under suspended rules.
Yes, again, Mr. Chairman, under suspended rules, I move for the Third and Final
Reading.
There’s a motion to approve the said ordinance on third and final reading.
Hearing no objections, said ordinance is hereby APPROVED on Third and Final
Reading, under suspended rules.
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Mr. Chairman, I move to restore the rules.
Rules restored.
Mr. Chairman, we will be going on a break, we will be back on January 18, 2021.
Okay, magre-recess po tayo and babalik tayo ng January 18.
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas! Thank you po.
RECESS 1:26 P.M.

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Republic of the Philippines

JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS

51st REGULAR SESSION OF THE 21st QUEZON CITY COUNCIL HELD ON

Vice Mayor Gian G. Sotto – Presiding Officer

ATTY. JOHN THOMAS S. ALFEROS III (Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod):

COUN. FRANZ S. PUMAREN:

Let us remember we are in the holy presence of our Lord.

ATTY. JOHN THOMAS S. ALFEROS III (Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod):

Remain standing for the Philippine National Anthem.

(Communal singing of Lupang Hinirang.)

The Philippine Councilor’s Creed will be led by Coun. Mayen Juico.

COUN. LENA MARIE P. JUICO:

I am a Philippine Councilor, mandated by law to enact measures and ordinances

MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:

ATTY. JOHN THOMAS S. ALFEROS III (Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod):

The Presiding Officer, Vice Mayor Gian G. Sotto

Councilors from the:

MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:

How many members present?

ATTY. JOHN THOMAS S. ALFEROS III (Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod):

We have 33 members present, Your Honor.

MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:

Majority Floor Leader.

COUN. FRANZ S. PUMAREN:

Good morning, Mr. Presiding Officer.

MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:

COUN. FRANZ S. PUMAREN:

MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:

Hearing no objection, Minutes APPROVED.

ATTY. JOHN THOMAS S. ALFEROS III (Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod):

VII. INFORMATIONAL MATTERS

1. LETTER OF CONG. ANTHONY “ONYX” D. CRISOLOGO,

COUN. FRANZ S. PUMAREN:

Mr. Presiding Officer, I move that this be noted.

MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:

ATTY. JOHN THOMAS S. ALFEROS III (Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod):

2. COPY OF THE ORDER SIGNED BY HON. JANET ABERGOS-SAMAR,

COUN. FRANZ S. PUMAREN:

Mr. Presiding Officer, I move that this be noted.

MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:

ATTY. JOHN THOMAS S. ALFEROS III (Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod):

3. LETTERS OF MS. RUBY G. MANANGU, CITY ACCOUNTANT,

COUN. FRANZ S. PUMAREN:

MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:

ATTY. JOHN THOMAS S. ALFEROS III (Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod):

4. TRANSMITTAL FROM THE OFFICE OF THE VICE MAYOR, THIS CITY,

COUN. FRANZ S. PUMAREN:

Mr. Presiding Officer, I move that this be confirmed.

MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:

Thank you very much, Coach, confirmed.

COUN. FRANZ S. PUMAREN:

Mr. Presiding Officer.

MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:

COUN. FRANZ S. PUMAREN:

MR. PRESIDING OFFICER:

One-minute recess (9:30 A.M.).

MADAM ACTING PRESIDING OFFICER (Coun. Lena Marie P. Juico):