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AN ASSESSMENT REPORT OF ENVIRONMENTAL

PRACTICES IN BARANGAY SASA, DAVAO CITY

A REPORT

PRESENTED TO THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE

ATENEO DE DAVAO UNIVERSITY, DAVAO CITY

IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR

THE SUBJECT ES 512

(INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING)

BY:

FELILEO BELTRAN

KRISTINE CAIREL

JAN ADRIAN HERNANDEZ

JASPER KENNETH PERALTACAMILLE ANDREA SEQUITIN

JOANNA MARIE TORRES


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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

This project would not be possible without the work and help of many people.

First of all, we would like to congratulate ourselves for a job well done, for doing the best that we could in order to finish this project.

To all the people that supported us through this journey, we extend our sincerest

thanks to all of you.

God, for without him, we would not be here.

Hon. Juanito E. Flores, JR., for gladly welcoming us and making the time in order

to talk to us for this project.

To the whole of barangay Sasa, for welcoming us and not passing us to all the officials in the barangay,

To the secretary of Juanito E. Flores, JR., for printing the barangay profile without

hesitation. You made our lives easier.

To our parents, for their unwavering support in all our endeavours.

Lastly, Engr. Narisma, for giving us this project in order for us to learn and fully

understand what a community does in order to protect the environment.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TITLE i

ACKNOWLEDGMENT ii

TABLE OF CONTENTS iii

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION 5

BARANGAY PROFILE 5

CHAPTER 2: ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES & DISCUSSION 1-

A. SEGREGATION OF SOURCE 5

B. PROPER SANITATION 5

C. PROPER DRAINAGE 5

D. ANTI-SMOKING ORDINANCE 5

E. TREE PLANTING & BEAUTIFICATION 5

F. DISASTER AWARENESS PROGRAM 5

G. MANURE IN PUBLIC PLACES 5

H. PUBLIC HEALTH 5

I. BARANGAY PROPOSAL 5

CHAPTER 3: FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 1-

FINDINGS 5

CONCLUSIONS 5

RECOMMENDATIONS 5

REFERENCES 1-

APPENDICES 1-

BARANGAY OFFICIALS DIRECTORY 5

BARANGAY JUSTICE PROCESS 5

BARANGAY MAP 5

LIST OF TABLES 5


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CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

Today, our environment is one of the main concerns of the public. We can

obviously notice in the news or articles the preventive measures and solutions of

governments over global environment problems. The environment includes all the areas

and anywhere else which could affect the well-being of living organisms. Concern must

extend over any process which would affect this well-being, whether it is physical (e.g.

global warming and climate change), chemical (e.g. ozone layer depletion) or biological

(e.g. destruction of rainforests).

In order to understand the environment, we must first realize that it is never

static. Physical forces continuously change the surface of the earth through weather, the

action of waves and natural phenomena, such as volcanoes. At the same time, they

release gases, vapour and dust into the atmosphere. These can return to the land or

sea a great distance away from their sources. Chemical reactions high up in the

atmosphere continuously produce ozone which protects us from harmful ultraviolet

radiation from the sun. Living organisms also play a dynamic role through respiration

excretion and ultimately, death and decay, thus recycling their constituent elements

through the environment.

All these impacts can be evaluated through environmental assessment, where

environmental practices in an area are assessed. It is a systematic, interdisciplinary

process used to identify the purpose of a proposed action, develop practical alternatives

to the proposed action, and predict potential environmental effects of the action.

This assessment of environmental practices was performed by fifth year students

of Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering in Barangay Sasa, Davao City to evaluate

the current environmental practices supported and implemented by its local

government, and to further execute analysis and recommendation based on the data

gathered.

BARANGAY PROFILE

Based on available documents augmented by the recollection of some

community elders, Barrio Sasa was created last June 19, 1965 to be exact.

The first Tenyente del Barrio was Hon. Teodulfo Yray. The name Sasa was

derived from Bamboos used as materials for making residential houses during that time,

which was called Sasa by the barrio folks. But before the barrio was named Sasa, it was

originally called “Catitipan” as it was mountainous and hilly areas with cliffs locally called


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“Titip” which later became “Catitipan” when referring to its location. This was before

levelling of the slopes for the airport.

Migrants came over from different regions of the country seeking for jobs since

pier of Davao is situated in Km. 10, Sasa and the most common means of

transportation during those days was by ships and boats, and also with the operation of

the airport commonly known as “Landing” by the Barrio folks.

With the passing of times, Sasa emerged as one of the most populous Barangay

and very conducive for settlement because of job opportunities offered by big

companies established in the area.

In 1997, during the time of the late Barangay Captain Cornelio “Coning” B. Reta,

Jr., a Barangay Council Resolution was passed declaring every second Sunday of

December as “Barangay Sasa Day”.

Barangay Sasa belongs to the Second (2nd) Congressional District of Davao City

under the leadership of Mylene J. Garcia, Second District Congresswoman. It has an

estimated total land area of Six Hundred Ninety Five point Zero Four (695. 04)

hectares of land and with an estimated total number of population of Fifty Thousand

(50,000).

This barangay has seventy six (76) puroks namely: Dońa Pilar Village consists of

Pal Cloud Subdivision and Southern Homes Phase 6, Southern Homes Phase 1,2 and

3, Southern Homes Phase 4 and 5, Southern Homes Phase 7, Sto. Domingo, Dońa

Pilar Centro West, Dońa Pilar Centro East, Dońa Pilar Phase 2 and Dońa Pilar Bolton

Relocation; in Airport Drive comprises , BAT Compound (Aeroville), Lougemar Village,

Del Carmen (Lower and Upper), Sto. Rosario,Dońa Aurelia Village, Marla Compound,

Hacienda Heights, San Roque Village, Sto. Nińo Riverside, and Dońa Paz Subdivision;

Km. 10 composes Parola, Dońa Salud Subdivison Purok 1 to 11, San Antonio Village,

Plainview Village, Airview Village, Suha Village, San Lorenzo Ruiz, Cabayugan II and

Cabayugan III; Km. 11 (Upper) consists of Cabayugan I, Nelia Subdivision, Landmark II

Subdivision, Socorro Village, San Jose Village, De Guzman Village, Carimed and

Sammy Uy Relocation; Km. 11 (Lower) Muslim Village Purok 1 and 2, Fatima Village

Zone 1 to 5 and Bayview Village; Km. 12, Suha, ICSAMA Zone 1 and 2, Sto. Rosario

Community, Bolinao Site, St. John 1 and 2, Sagrada Familia Muslim Area , Sagrada

Familia 1 and 2, PDRHAI, Dońa Caridad Village, Cariguz; and Diversion Road

comprises Emi-ville Subdivision, Landmark III Subdivision, Tierra Verde Village, Crystal

Meadows Subdivision, Bel-Air Subdivsion, Davao Empress Subdivison Phase 1 to 3,

Tierra Nińo Village, Vista Verde 1 and San Juan Subdivision.


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The topography of this barangay is coastal belonging to the urban area of Davao

City.

On fiscal information, Barangay Sasa has a total Internal Revenue Allotment

(IRA) of P16, 708.232 with its local share of P3, 315,247.43 . It has a total income of

P21, 618,783.00.

Economically blessed with the establishments of business by private sectors, it

has fifteen (15) processing firms, to wit: Mindanao Corrugated Fibreboard, Nestle

Philippines, Legaspi Oil Company, Interco, Philippine Radiant, Dew Foam, Dans Penta,

RDL Pharmaceutical Laboratory, TNT Enterpirses, Minbisco, Jhaycor, Polar Fresherv,

Inc., Rejoice, First Oriental Packaging, Inc. and 24-25 Manufacturing. While there are

six major industries namely: Shell Depot, Petron Gasoline Station, Legaspi Oil

Company, Universal Robina Corporation, and RDL Pharmaceutical Laboratory.

The Health Services provided are available in the local Health Center, Located at

Old Airport Drive where a doctor, dentist, nurses, midwifes and barangay volunteer

workers and barangay nutrition scholars is on duty during Mondays to Fridays. It

conducted the “Ligtas-Tigdas Program” , “Anti-Filariasis Vaccination”, “”Operation Tuli”

and other services which this office may provide and other day to day health care

activities in the Health Center.

On Education, there are four (4) Public Elementary Schools namely: Cornelio B.

Reta, Sr. Elementary School, Sasa Elementary School, F. Bangoy Central Elementary

School and Osmeńa Elementary School while one (1) Public Secondary School ,

namely: F. Bangoy National High School is established in this barangay. There are also

private academic institutions, they are: Holy Cross College of Sasa, St. Therese College

formerly known as MATS, Doňa Pilar Learning Center, Fatima De Davao Elementary

School , Jose Maria College and Southern Philippines Polytechnic College.

Various Day Care Centers were also established to cater the needs of the children

especially those who are in its formative stage which will serve as a basic foundation in

building brighter future for the next generation. A home based day care center is also

established which serves as a classroom among the students. It has more or less fifteen

(15) day centers.

Christianity (Roman Catholics and Protestants) has the highest percentage

among religious sectors followed by Islam.

This present administration has observed that the peace and order has been

maintained. The riots among youth have been eliminated through enforcement of the

curfew hours and initiating sports activities. Domestic violence is scarcely reported in

this office.


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Enforcement of the Karungang Pambarangay Law is religiously practice as

glared in the record of being rank as number in the Regional Level and Local Level as

of this year.

With the enactment of this ordinance, it strengthens the mechanism in enforcing

stricter rule with regards to the waste segregation which in turn encouraged the

constituents to be more concern of their responsibilities as members of this community.

The consciousness in protecting our environment is also manifested in the

various coastal clean-up programs of this office and other sectors, both public and

private.

CHAPTER 2

ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES

A. SEGREGATION OF SOURCE


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The barangay ensures the proper segregation, collection, transport, storage,

treatment and disposal of solid waste through the formulation and adoption of the best

environment practices. It implements the governing rules and regulations of the City

Ordinance No. 0361-10, Series of 2010, “Davao City Ecological Solid Wastes

Management Ordinance”.

One of the Barangay’s solid wastes management programs is solid wastes

segregation campaign called the Information Education Campaign—where proper

segregation of solid wastes starts at each household. The barangay instill the proper

segregation and recycling at the core of a society—in each household, where

individuals are educated to practice proper segregation. Establishments and such are

also conformed to do so. Violations of the implemented rules and regulations are

subjected to penalty.

B. PROPER SANITATION

The sanitation practices and governing principles of the barangay are controlled

except at the ESTERO area which is a current issue in the barangay. The relocation

program for those who are residing in the ESTERO area is in the future projects of the

barangay. Though the collection and treatment of the human wastes in the barangay is

not practiced due to the lack of treatment facilities in the area, the barangay assured,

monitored and managed that each household, factories, plants, institutions and other

establishments in the barangay abided the governing requirements of the “Code of

Sanitation of the Philippines”. The wastes produced by the establishments and

institutions in the barangay are also monitored. Some compliances made by the other

department and offices of the government are also obeyed by the establishments, such

Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC).

C. PROPER DRAINAGE

The barangay has three natural waterways: SASA creek, Kabuyugan creek, and

Pagamikan creek. Areas along these waterways experience a slight flooding when rain

occurs. According to the barangay captain, there is only a minimal instances of flooding

the area except what is mentioned above. The drainage situation of the barangay have

enhanced due to the improvements of the drainage system by DPWH in the area.

These areas includes the national highways and other public areas in the barangay.

There are two types of canals present in the barangay: the open and closed canal. Most

of the subdivisions in the barangay have open canals as well as the Sasa creek.

Throwing of any form of garbage in the open canals is highly prohibited in the barangay.


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Once violated, penalties are supplied to the subject. The barangay formed a monitoring

team to maintain orderliness of the drainage system and sanitation practices of the

barangay.

D. ANTI-SMOKING ORDINANCE

The Barangay Sasa is following the Davao City Ordinance No. 0367-12, series

of 2012.

The Davao City Ordinance bans smoking in all public places and enclosed places but

has an option for designating a smoking area – provided establishments pass through a

series of rigid inspections by the Anti-Smoking Task Force. The ordinance sets out that

a “designated smoking room” must be a totally enclosed space with proper ventilation

and certified by the City Health Office and City Engineer’s Office. The ordinance also

extends smoke-free places to some public outdoor spaces where people congregate to

be together or attend concerts, rallies and other events.

Violation of a city ordinance means a citation ticket and a fine. The violator has

the option to either contest the alleged violation in court or voluntarily pay the penalty of

P500 within three days from apprehension to avoid being prosecuted.

E. TREE PLANTING & BEAUTIFICATION

One of the local programs of the barangay is the “Purok Cleanliness and

Beautification Program”. It challenges each purok of the barangay to stand-out among

other puroks in terms of its cleanliness and other beautification embellishments. It is a

friendly competition among the puroks that benefits the whole community. In this way

individuals are motivated to maintain proper wastes disposal and cleanliness.

Aside from that, since the barangay has a coastal area, the planting of mangroves in the

“Bakawan” area is promoted. Different institutions such as schools are invited and

welcome to perform such activity. The barangay will provide the seeds of the mangrove

to be planted, all they need are volunteers. This program is eminent in the barangay.

But due to unfortunate circumstances, some mangroves planted before did not grow.

There is a very small chance that the mangrove will survive based on the past

experiences of the barangay.

F. DISASTER AWARENESS PROGRAM

The barangay has its own disaster management team called Barangay Disaster

Risk Reduction Management Council (BDRRMC) supported by a satellite 911 Response

Team along Km. 13 of the barangay. They conduct assemblies and seminars for the


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community regarding the strategies and safety measures during a disaster. The

barangay implies disaster awareness to its people to lessen the casualties during

calamities or disasters.

In addition, there is a fire station with two tankers situated at Panacan. The

barangay conducts fire drills once in a while to orient the people in the community

especially in the establishments about the strategies that one must do during fire

incidents. Some houses in the barangay has water pumps that can be used in case of

fire.

G. MANURE IN PUBLIC PLACES

Defecation (by humans and animals) in public places is strictly prohibited by the

local government of Barangay Sasa. According to their survey, incidents like these have

less to zero percentage. Though implementation of rules and regulations regarding this

issue are not available, the barangay strongly monitors the cleanliness of its public

places.

H. PUBLIC HEALTH

The Health Services provided are available in the local Health Center, located at

Old Airport Drive where a doctor, dentist, nurses, midwives and barangay volunteer

workers and barangay nutrition scholars is on duty during Mondays to Fridays. It

conducted the “Ligtas-Tigdas Program”, “Anti-Filariasis Vaccination”, “Operation Tuli”,

“Anti-Dengue: 4 o’clock habit” and other services which this office may provide and

other day to day health care activities in the Health Center. In addition to the main local

Health Center, the barangay has three satellite Health Centers located at Doña Salud,

Fatima and Landmark 3.

I. BARANGAY PROPOSAL

Ecological Solid Wastes Management plan

The local government of Barangay Sasa promotes an Ecological Solid Wastes

Management plan as their guiding principle in environmental development and

protection. The barangay envisioned a healthy and safe environment through reduction

or waste generation and increase resource recovery. Its objectives are:

a. Ensure the protection of health and environment within the barangay.

b. Utilized environmentally sound methods that maximize the utilization of

valuable resources and encourage resource conservation and recovery.


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c. Ensure the proper segregation, collection, transport, storage, treatment and

disposal of solid waste through the formulation and adoption of the best

environment practice in ecological waste management.

d. Promote research and development programs to adopt an effective

institutional arrangement and improved methods of waste reduction,

collection, separation, processing, recovery and disposal.

e. Encourage greater public/private partnership in solid waste management.

f. Institutionalize public participation and accountability in the development and

implementation of an integrated and comprehensive ecological waste

management program.

g. Instill environmental awareness and action among citizenry through massive

information, education and communication campaign.

I. Strategies

Barangay’s program to enhance awareness on Solid Waste Management has not

been effective, by reason of population resistance for change, especially in the informal

settlers at the shorelines Km. 10, Km. 11, Km. 12 and Km. 13 communities and those

living along Sasa creeks. It only shows the need to have a comprehensive and effective

information education campaign. The target audience are the Public and Private

schools, Transport sector, Market vendors, Religious groups and households. Given

emphasis on the informal settlers in the information areas.

II. IEC Activities

a. Conducted public consultation in every Purok

b. Information dissemination using a sound system mounted on a vehicle all

through-out Barangay Sasa

c. Separate meeting with invited Heads/Managers of big companies operating in

the Area of Responsibility of Barangay Sasa.

d. Conducted information drive in all public and private schools inside the Area of

Responsibility of the Barangay.

CHAPTER 3

FINDINGS

Barangay Sasa covers a vast area of about 639 hectares. The Barangay have

seven (7) sitios namely Doña Pilar, Doña Paz, Doña Salud, Doña Mercedes, Km. 11,

Bolinao Site and Parola. There are about 78 puroks in the barangay with a

corresponding population of around 55000 residents. Barangay Sasa also hold several


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establishments including the Interco, Legaspi Oil Company, RDL Pharmaceutical

Laboratory, Ferry Boat Sasa, Nestle Philippines and the Davao International Airport.

The Barangay have 3 available public market namely the Doña Pilar Mini-Market

located at Doña Pilar Village, the Sasa Public Market and Talipapa located at Km. 11

Sasa, Davao City. The Barangay also have seven (7) elementary schools namely

Cornelio C. Reta, Sr. Elementary School, Sasa Elementary School, F. Bangoy Central

Elementary School, Osmeña Elementary School, St. Therese College, Doña Pilar

Learning Center and Jose Maria College. They also have five (5) secondary schools

namely F. Bangoy National High School, Holy Cross College of Sasa, St. Therese

College, Southern Philippines Polytechnic College Incorporated and Jose Maria

College.

The barangay hall also showcase a pleasing atmosphere for the visitors and

residents as it have a well regulated ventilation as it is equipped with a functional

air-conditioner. The barangay hall also allocated a space for the equipments needed for

possible disaster response. The employees inside the barangay hall are also

accommodating and welcoming as they are can be easily approached and are

hospitable. The barangay has also reported an Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) of Php

30,964,849.00 as of 2015.

The barangay have exercised actions towards the implementation of laws and

city ordinances as can be seen through their project and programs instigated. The

barangay have programs regarding public health, solid waste management, disaster

awareness and tree planting and beautification and a lot more. The barangay, as

specified by the barangay captain, have initiated mangrove planting within the coastal

areas to promote the environmental stature of the place. Although the program have

said to have failed in their countless attempts, the barangay have not given up on the

said program and have contacted people and experts to help revive the area. It can be

seen that the effort of the barangay to improve is commendable. The barangay have

also admirable dedication in providing health care for residents as they have provided

satellite centers within the whole barangay to reach out efficiently within the residents.

CONCLUSION

With the gathered information about the barangay, it is very clear that they are

giving a good effort in making their barangay a livable place. The barangay ensures

proper sanitation and segregation of solid wastes. They have a well-improved drainage

system which may now lessen the occurrence of flooding during heavy rains. They

follow the city ordinance of Davao on Anti-Smoking. They have a beautification and tree


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planting program which provides aesthetic pleasures to the community members. They

have their own disaster awareness program which implies disaster awareness to its

people to lessen the casualties during calamities or disasters. The barangay strongly

monitors the cleanliness of their community. And lastly, the barangay is well-provided

with public health services. Therefore, with these programs and services being

practiced in the barangay, we conclude that the Barangay Sasa, District 2, is a

well-managed place and implements good environmental practices that is suitable for

living.

RECOMMENDATION

The barangay already has many programs and future plans in order to ensure

the safety of the environment. The proponents would like to recommend some idea to

further advance the environmental practices of the barangay.

1. Aside from the kagawads and tanods, they could assign a person or a group to

promote and implement the current laws that they are following.

2. There should be careful monitoring of the puroks that are near the sea in order to

mitigate the wrongdoings of the people there.

3. If possible, there should be a relocation for the people living near the coastal

areas in order to fully stop the bad impacts they do to the sea.

4. Create a program, just like the used oil collection, a plastic bottle collection

program wherein the proceeds of the sale of the bottles goes to the less fortunate

of the barangay.

REFERENCES

http://dvobrgy.usep.edu.ph/Brgy-Sasa/

APPENDICES

BARANGAY OFFICIALS DIRECTORY


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BARANGAY JUSTICE PROCESS

The barangay implemented a Barangay Protection Order.

Justice System Process:


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1. Go to the treasury section of the barangay hall for payment.

2. File a case and fill out the complaint sheet.

3. Mediation process—a process where the complainant and the defendant are

interceded by the “Lupong Tagapamayapa”. Reconciliation and settlement of

both parties is the main point of this stage. (Note: LGC 7160—empowering the

barangay officials to mediate and reconciliate parties of conflict in the barangay

level)

4. If step 3 is not superseded, due process will be done. The certificate to file action

is granted.

BARANGAY MAP

Table 1. Number of Household by Purok.

Purok/Sitio Number Population

Pal. Cloud Subd., So. Homes

P6

114 630

Southern Homes P1,P2 & P3 169 1027

Southern Homes P4 & P5 149 690


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So. Homes P7 &Sto.

Domingo 1

87 617

Doña Pilar Village Centro

West

90 873


East

115 854

Doña Pilar Bolton Relocation 116 664

Doña Pilar Phase 2 98 723

Lougemar Village 73 388

Del Carmen Upper & Lower 479 1507

Doña Aurelia Village 36 284

Km. 9 Sto. Rosario Village 37 168

Marla Compound 29 354

Hacienda Heights 69 402

San Roque Village (Balite) 168 785

Sto. Niño Riverside 186 917

Doña Paz Subd. 156 804

BAT Compound Aeroville 203 840

Air View Village 140 647

Km. 10 SUHA Village 90 461

San Lorenzo Ruiz Village 110 698

Cabayugan 2 189 893

Cabayugan 3 97 481

Plain View Village 71 605

Km. 10 Parola 164 828


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San Antonio de Padua Village 72 539

Doña Salud Purok 1 82 469











Muslim Village Purok 1 136 714

Muslim Village Purok 2 204 1355

Zone 1 & 2 Fatima Village 235 983

Zone 3 Fatima Village 103 505



Bayview Village 387 1587

Cabayugan 1 300 1392

Nelia Ville Village 103 520

Landmark 2 Subdivision 51 351

Socorro Village 74 463


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San Jose Village 71 555

De Guzman Village 78 447

Carimed (Carimed-Medina) 126 423

Km. 12 SUHA Village 283 1347

ICSAMA Zone 1 72 508

ICSAMA Zone 2 39 392

Sto. Rosario Community 218 1073

Km. 12 Bolinao Site 129 654

Km. 12 Bolinao Site

(Shoreline)

82 492

St. John 1 78 342

St. John 2 200 997

Sagrada Familia (Muslim

Area)

68 347

Sagrada Familia 1 167 822

Sagrada Familia 2 43 311

PDRHAI Village 106 498

Km. 12 Doña Caridad 104 622

Km. 12 Cariguz (Caridad-de

Guzman)

247 709

Emi-Ville Subdivision 220 1093

Landmark 3 350 1147

Tierra Verde Village 107 565

Crystal Meadows Subd. 225 1185

Bel-Air Subdivision 37 221


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Sammy Uy Relocation 118 658

San Juan Subdivision 146 520

Tierra Niño Village 35 398

Davao Empress Subd. 110 497

Davao Empress P1,P2,P3 130 773

Vista Verde 1 118 781

TOTAL 9,607 51,108

Table 2. Dialects Generally Spoken.

Purok / Sitio Bisaya / Cebuano Ilonggo Tagalog Others Total

Pal Cloud Subd., So. Homes P6 103 6 5 0 114

Southern Homes P1,P2 & P3 155 4 8 2 169

Southern Homes P4 & P5 135 3 8 3 149

So. Homes P7 &Sto. Domingo 1 76 3 5 3 87

Doña Pilar Village Centro West 85 0 4 1 90

Doña Pilar Village Centro East 110 2 2 1 115Doña Pilar Bolton Relocation 112 1 3 0 116

Doña Pilar Phase 2 87 3 7 1 98

Lougemar Village 71 1 1 0 73

Del Carmen Upper & Lower 471 2 4 2 479

Doña Aurelia Village 27 0 7 2 36

Km. 9 Sto. Rosario Village 28 0 5 4 37

Marla Compound 23 2 4 0 29

Hacienda Heights 59 4 5 1 69

San Roque Village (Balite) 164 2 2 0 168

Sto. Niño Riverside 183 1 1 1 186

Doña Paz Subd. 154 0 0 2 156

BAT Compound Aeroville 153 28 15 7 203

Air View Village 132 2 4 2 140

Km. 10 SUHA Village 87 0 2 1 90

San Lorenzo Ruiz Village 106 0 2 2 110

Cabayugan 2 177 0 8 4 189

Cabayugan 3 87 2 6 2 97

Plain View Village 67 0 3 1 71

Km. 10 Parola 162 0 2 0 164

San Antonio de Padua Village 65 4 2 1 72

Doña Salud Purok 1 78 0 4 0 82



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Doña Salud Purok 7 33 0 3 1 37Doña Salud Purok 8 26 0 1 0 27




Muslim Village Purok 1 95 0 0 41 136

Muslim Village Purok 2 44 0 0 181 225

Zone 1 & 2 Fatima Village 202 0 2 6 235

Zone 3 Fatima Village 112 2 0 1 115

Zone 4 Fatima Village 104 6 4 0 114Zone 5 Fatima Village 156 2 0 18 176

Bayview Village 289 41 57 0 387

Cabayugan 1 298 0 2 0 300

Nelia Ville Village 96 0 3 4 103

Landmark 2 Subdivision 46 1 3 1 51

Socorro Village 68 2 4 0 74

San Jose Village 67 3 1 0 71

De Guzman Village 72 5 1 0 78

Carimed (Carimed-Medina) 115 3 5 3 126Km. 12 SUHA Village 262 4 7 10 283

ICSAMA Zone 1 67 3 2 0 72

ICSAMA Zone 2 36 0 0 3 39

Sto. Rosario Community 210 1 5 2 218

Km. 12 Bolinao Site 127 0 0 2 129

Km. 12 Bolinao Site (Shoreline) 79 1 2 0 82

St. John 1 76 0 0 2 78

St. John 2 198 0 2 0 200

Sagrada Familia (Muslim Area) 30 0 0 38 68

Sagrada Familia 1 162 4 1 0 167

Sagrada Familia 2 42 0 1 0 43

PDRHAI Village 104 0 0 2 106

Km. 12 Doña Caridad 96 7 0 1 104


Guzman)

239 1 5 2 247

Emi-Ville Subdivision 160 0 40 20 220

Landmark 3 315 5 26 4 350

Tierra Verde Village 93 4 10 0 107

Crystal Meadows Subd. 166 21 17 21 225

Bel-Air Subdivision 31 1 5 0 37

Sammy Uy Relocation 112 1 1 4 118

San Juan Subdivision 138 1 7 0 146


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Tierra Niño Village 30 1 4 0 35

Davao Empress Subd. 106 3 1 0 110

Davao Empress P1,P2,P3 127 0 2 1 130

Vista Verde 1 65 14 33 6 118

Total 8542 212 409 444 9607

Table 3. ACTUAL LAND USE CLASSIFICATION

CLASSIFICATIO

N

AREA

(HECTARES)

PERCENTAG

E

INSTITUTIONAL 95 15

RESIDENTIAL 240 38

COMMERCIAL 230 36

OTHERS,

SPECIFY

50 8

ROADS 24 4

TOTAL 639 100

Table 4. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT WASTE DISPOSAL PRACTICES BYHOUSEHOLD BY PUROK

PUROK COLLECTED TOTAL

*No data available

Table 5. SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

ISSUES &

CONCERN

POSSIBLE

EFFECTS

RECOMMENDATIONS AGENCY CONCERN

Waste

segregation

Minor Flooding,

foul smell

Proper implementation of

the Waste Segregation

Program

-DENR

-Residents

-Solid waste

management

committee

Table 6. EXISTING DRAINAGE FACILITIES


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PUROK REINFORCED

CONCRETE

BOX CULVERT

REINFORCED

CONCRETE

CULVERT PIPE

OPEN

CANAL

OTHERS

Pal Cloud Subd., So.

Homes P6✓

Southern Homes P1,P2 &

P3✓ ✓

Southern Homes P4 & P5✓ ✓

So. Homes P7 &Sto.

Domingo 1✓ ✓


West✓ ✓


East✓ ✓

Doña Pilar Bolton Relocation✓ ✓

Doña Pilar Phase 2✓ ✓ ✓

Lougemar Village✓ ✓

Del Carmen Upper & Lower✓ ✓

Doña Aurelia Village✓ ✓

Km. 9 Sto. Rosario Village✓

Marla Compound✓ ✓

Hacienda Heights✓

San Roque Village (Balite)✓

Sto. Niño Riverside✓

Doña Paz Subd.✓

BAT Compound Aeroville✓

Air View Village✓ ✓

Km. 10 SUHA Village✓

San Lorenzo Ruiz Village✓

Cabayugan 2✓

Cabayugan 3✓

Plain View Village✓ ✓

Km. 10 Parola✓

San Antonio de PaduaVillage

✓

Doña Salud Purok 1✓ ✓ ✓

Doña Salud Purok 2✓ ✓



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Doña Salud Purok 7 ✓ ✓

Doña Salud Purok 8✓


Doña Salud Purok 10✓


Muslim Village Purok 1✓

Muslim Village Purok 2 ✓

Zone 1 & 2 Fatima Village✓ ✓

Zone 3 Fatima Village✓ ✓



Bayview Village✓ ✓

Cabayugan 1

✓

Nelia Ville Village✓

Landmark 2 Subdivision✓

Socorro Village✓ ✓

San Jose Village✓ ✓

De Guzman Village✓ ✓

Carimed (Carimed-Medina)✓ ✓

Km. 12 SUHA Village✓ ✓ ✓

ICSAMA Zone 1✓ ✓ ✓

ICSAMA Zone 2✓ ✓

Sto. Rosario Community✓ ✓

Km. 12 Bolinao Site✓ ✓

Km. 12 Bolinao Site

(Shoreline)

✓ ✓

St. John 1✓ ✓

St. John 2✓

Sagrada Familia (Muslim

Area)✓


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Sagrada Familia 1✓

Sagrada Familia 2✓

PDRHAI Village✓

Km. 12 Doña Caridad ✓


Guzman)✓

Emi-Ville Subdivision✓ ✓

Landmark 3✓ ✓

Tierra Verde Village✓ ✓

Crystal Meadows Subd.✓ ✓

Bel-Air Subdivision ✓

Sammy Uy Relocation✓

San Juan Subdivision✓

Tierra Niño Village✓

Davao Empress Subd.✓

Davao Empress P1,P2,P3✓

Vista Verde 1 ✓

Table 7. SITUATION ANALYSIS DRAINAGE

ISSUES AND

CONCERN

POSSIBLE

EFFECT

RECOMMENDATIONS AGENCY

CONCERN

Clogged canals

and drainage

system

-Minor Flooding

-Dengue and

other diseases

caused by

insects

-Weekly cleaning of

residents on their area

-Proper dissemination

of information in

maintaining the

drainage system

-Residents

-Barangay officials

Table 8. SANITATION PRACTICES

PUROK HOUSEHOLD W/

SANITARY TOILET

HOUSEHOLD W/O

SANITARY TOILET

WATER

SEALED

ANTIPOLO

W/ COVER

W/O

TOILET

SHARE

Pal Cloud Subd., So. Homes

P6


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Southern Homes P1,P2 & P3

Southern Homes P4 & P5

So. Homes P7 &Sto. Domingo

1Doña Pilar Village Centro

West

Doña Pilar Village Centro East

Doña Pilar Bolton Relocation

Doña Pilar Phase 2

Lougemar Village

Del Carmen Upper & Lower

Doña Aurelia Village

Km. 9 Sto. Rosario Village

Marla Compound

Hacienda Heights

San Roque Village (Balite)

Sto. Niño Riverside

Doña Paz Subd.

BAT Compound Aeroville

Air View Village

Km. 10 SUHA Village

San Lorenzo Ruiz Village

Cabayugan 2

Cabayugan 3

Plain View Village

Km. 10 Parola

San Antonio de Padua Village

Doña Salud Purok 1

Doña Salud Purok 2

Doña Salud Purok 3


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Doña Salud Purok 4

Doña Salud Purok 5

Doña Salud Purok 6

Doña Salud Purok 7

Doña Salud Purok 8

Doña Salud Purok 9

Doña Salud Purok 10

Doña Salud Purok 11

Muslim Village Purok 1

Muslim Village Purok 2

Zone 1 & 2 Fatima Village

Zone 3 Fatima Village



Bayview Village

Cabayugan 1

Nelia Ville Village

Landmark 2 Subdivision

Socorro Village

San Jose Village

De Guzman Village

Carimed (Carimed-Medina)

Km. 12 SUHA Village

ICSAMA Zone 1

ICSAMA Zone 2

Sto. Rosario Community

Km. 12 Bolinao Site

Km. 12 Bolinao Site

(Shoreline)


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St. John 1

St. John 2

Sagrada Familia (Muslim Area)

Sagrada Familia 1

Sagrada Familia 2

PDRHAI Village

Km. 12 Doña Caridad


Guzman)

Emi-Ville Subdivision

Landmark 3

Tierra Verde Village

Crystal Meadows Subd.

Bel-Air Subdivision

Sammy Uy Relocation

San Juan Subdivision

Tierra Niño Village

Davao Empress Subd.

Davao Empress P1,P2,P3

Vista Verde 1

Table 9. BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

PROJECT TITLE PUROK/LOCATION YEAR IMPLEMENTED

Solid Waste

Management Plan

Barangay SaSa 2012

Non-formal Education

Programs

Barangay SaSa 2013


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Recycling of Cooking

Oil

Barangay SaSa 2015

Table 10. HEALTH FACILITIES AND SERVICES

Facilities Location/Purok

Health Center (Main) Km. 9 Bangoy, Sasa Davao City

Sub Stations Km. 10 Doña Salud Subd. Sasa, Davao City

Km. 11 Landmark Diversion Road

Nutrition Post Doña Paz

Muslim Village, Purok 2

San Jose VillagePrivate Clinic

1. Dental Clinic

a. Solomon and Limbo Doña Pilar

b. Booc dental Clinic Pal Cloud Village

c. Chaves Dental Clinic Lougemar Village

d. Dental Clinic Sto. Rosario Km. 12

e. Dental Clinic Sagrada Familia, Km. 12

2. Medical Clinic

a. Boyose Clinic Doña Pilar Villageb. Pavino Clinic Doña Paz

c. Lying-in Clinic Doña Pilar

d. Dr. Bangoy Clinic

3. Maternity Clinic SUHA Village


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PICTURES & DOCUMENTATION


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CURRICULUM VITAE

Felileo Beltran

Coca-Cola Village, Matina,Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines

(0922) 847 8488

[email protected]

Personal information

Gender: Male

Date of Birth:

Place of Birth:Civil Status: Single

Citizenship: Filipino

Height:

Weight:

Religion: Roman Catholic

Dialects: Tagalog, Cebuano, English

Education

Tertiary

Ateneo de Davao University (S.Y. 2011 - present)

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

Roxas Avenue, Davao City, Davao del Sur,

Philippines

Secondary

Philippine Women’s College (S.Y. 2007 – 2011)

Juna Subd., Matina, Davao City, Davao del Sur,

Philippines

Primary

------------ (S.Y. 2001 - 2007)

----, Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines


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Kristine Cairel

Prk. 11, Tagnanan, Mabini, Comval Province

Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines

0929-757-1276

[email protected]


Gender: Female

Date of Birth: November 20, 1994

Place of Birth: Tagum, Philippines

Civil Status: Single


Height: 4’11”

Weight: 58kg



Education

Tertiary

Ateneo de Davao University (S.Y. 2011 - present)Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering


Philippines

Secondary

Cor Jesu High School of Mabini, Inc. (S.Y. 2007 –

2011)

Mabini, Comval Province, Philippines

Primary

Mabini Central Elementary School (S.Y. 2001 -2007)

Mabini, Comval Province, Philippines


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Jan Adrian Hernandez

Central Park, Bangkal,


(0922) 847 8488 [email protected]


Gender: Male

Date of Birth: August 25, 1994

Place of Birth: Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines


Citizenship: FilipinoHeight: 5’2”

Weight: 60 kg



Education

Tertiary




Philippines

Secondary

Ateneo de Davao University (S.Y. 2007 – 2011)

Acacia St., Matina, Davao City, Davao del Sur,

Philippines

Primary

Ateneo de Davao University (S.Y. 2001 - 2007)

McArthur Highway, Matina, Davao City, Davao

del Sur, Philippines


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Jasper Kenneth Peralta

------


-----------


Gender: Male

Date of Birth: ----



Citizenship: FilipinoHeight: --

Weight: ----



Education

Tertiary




Philippines

Secondary

---- (S.Y. 2007 – 2011)


Philippines

Primary

-----(S.Y. 2001 - 2007)




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Joanna Marie Torres

Central Park, Bangkal,


----

-----


Gender: Female

Date of Birth: -----




Height: ----

Weight: ----



Education

Tertiary



Philippines

Secondary

Nikkei Jin Kai High School (S.Y. 2007 – 2011)


Philippines

Primary

-----(S.Y. 2001 - 2007)McArthur Highway, Matina, Davao City, Davao



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Camille Andrea Sequitin

Cabantian, Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines

09328708438

[email protected]


Gender: Female

Date of Birth: February 16, 1993




Height: 5’0”Weight: 43 kg



Education

Tertiary



Philippines

Secondary

Daniel R. Aguinaldo National High School (S.Y.

2007 – 2011)

Matina, Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines

Primary

Ateneo de Davao University (S.Y. 2001 - 2007)



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