MAYOR MORENO URGES BRGY DADS TO OBEY BUILDING CODE

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Published: Wednesday, 08 November 2017 01:57

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“The Office of the Building Official (OBO) reflects  the mirror of what LGU looks like, and so, it should level up or elevate to higher level in order to respond to the challenges by learning new innovations and strategies, thus, making our city more competitive and attractive to investors”.

Mayor Oscar Moreno underscored this point even as he called on the city’s barangay chairmen to obey and respect the National Building Code of the Philippines during the Barangay Consultative Meeting on November 7 at De Luxe Hotel, this city.

“Hinaut nga inyong subayon ug respetohan ang Building Code ug masabtan ang papel sa OBO diha sa pagpatuman sa maong balaod,” Mayor Moreno said.

For her part, City Building Official Archt. Ma. Concepcion Alcantara stressed that barangay leaders’ support and cooperation play an important role in the implementation of the Building Code, thus, it is important for them to know the salient provisions of the law. (IAF/photos by Jomar Figuracion) 

MAYOR MORENO URGES BRGY DADS TO OBEY BUILDING CODE

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Published: Wednesday, 08 November 2017 01:57

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“The Office of the Building Official (OBO) reflects  the mirror of what LGU looks like, and so, it should level up or elevate to higher level in order to respond to the challenges by learning new innovations and strategies, thus, making our city more competitive and attractive to investors”.

Mayor Oscar Moreno underscored this point even as he called on the city’s barangay chairmen to obey and respect the National Building Code of the Philippines during the Barangay Consultative Meeting on November 7 at De Luxe Hotel, this city.

“Hinaut nga inyong subayon ug respetohan ang Building Code ug masabtan ang papel sa OBO diha sa pagpatuman sa maong balaod,” Mayor Moreno said.

For her part, City Building Official Archt. Ma. Concepcion Alcantara stressed that barangay leaders’ support and cooperation play an important role in the implementation of the Building Code, thus, it is important for them to know the salient provisions of the law. (IAF/photos by Jomar Figuracion) 

MAYOR MORENO LED THE GROUNDBREAKING OF THE 3-STOREY MALE DORMITORY BUILDING IN CITY JAIL

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Published: Friday, 27 October 2017 09:06

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"I hope ang atong city jail will be far from the rest ug makatabang pagmugna sa malig-on ug limpyo nga syudad."

This was stated by Mayor Oscar Moreno during the ceremonial capsule laying, blessing and groundbreaking of the first-ever 3-storey, male dormitory building at City Jail located in Barangay Lumbia this morning, Oct. 25, 2017.

The P19.2-million project is funded by the city government under the Moreno administration, with the support of the 18th City Council headed by Vice Mayor Raineir Joaquin Uy.

City Councilor Romeo Calizo, Jail Supt. Erwin Kenny Ronquillo, Hapsay Buhay program coordinator Patrick Gabutina, city hall department heads, officials of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines MisOr-CDO Chapter, officials of Barangay Lumbia, non-government organizations and some inmates witnessed the activity.

Photos by Augusto Canete/CIO

CITY LAUNCH WEALTH ON WASTE IN COGON MARKET

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Published: Friday, 27 October 2017 08:56

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Members of the Eco warriors in Cogon Market can now have an additional source of livelihood from the waste materials as the City Economic Enterprise Department (CEED) through its Sanitation Division has launched its Wealth on Waste (WOW) project in Cogon market on Thursday, Oct. 26, 2017.

Mayor Oscar Moreno and Majority Floor Leader City Councilor Ian Mark Nacaya, Chairman of the Committee on Economic Enterprise together with the CEED management team led the launching of the project and ribbon cutting of Cogon market's Material Recovery Facility (MRF).

The Eco Warriors is composed of De Oro Labor Ass'n, Parking Boys, and Cogon Market Labor Ass'n.

Photos by Jay Arancon & Roland Canas/CIO