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Baguio eases biz permit issuance to aid pandemic-hit traders

BIZ PERMIT. Business owners file their applications at a one-stop business center in Baguio City in this undated photo. The city government on Monday (April 11, 2022) said it has granted an amnesty to businesses not compliant with the National Building Code and the zoning ordinance due to circumstances beyond their control as a reprieve from the pandemic's effects. (PNA file photo) BAGUIO CITY - The city government has eased the requirements to get a business permit in the city to allow owners to rectify the errors and align their business activity to the standards of the city's zoning ordinance. Aileen Refuerzo, city information office chief, said in a phone interview on Monday that City Council Resolution 118-2002 was signed to grant amnesty to businesses that are not compliant with the National Building Code and the zoning law due to circumstances beyond their control. "Marami kasi ang na-apektuhan ng pandemic ang mga pinagkakitaan nila kaya naka-isip ang city na makatu

Aileen refuerzoCity council resolutionNational building codeAdministrative orderBuilding officialCity planningBuilding codeBiz permit business owners file their applications ata one stop center in baguio city this undated photo the government on monday april 11022 said it has granted an amnesty to businesses not compliant with the national building code and zoning ordinance due circumstances beyond their control asa reprieve from pandemic 39s effects pna file photo baguio city government eased requirements geta business permit in allow owners rectify errors align activity standards of aileen refuerzoIty information office chiefAid ina phone interview on monday that city council resolution 118 2002 was signed to grant amnesty businesses are not compliant with the national building code and zoning law due circumstances beyond their control quot marami kasi ang na apektuhan ng pandemic mga pinagkakitaan nila kaya naka isip makatulong din para maka recoup muna sa kabuhayan many were affected by is why thought of helping them livelihoodUot the official said she easing of guidelines is also based on an administrative order issued in 2009 which allowed issuance business permits under special circumstances refuerzo thatLl businesses must securea business permit with the approval of building official and city planning officer but this may be waived by under these special circumstances if structure was built before effectivity code when there wasa pending townsite or applicationHen the business isa sari store ora small scaleR when there is proof of the right possession orderAutioned that quot the issuance ofa business permit shall not be regarded as an alternative building and does extend toa license to construct buildings refuerzo added of should also prejudice demolition structures are considered illegal

Hordes of tourists seen arriving in Baguio this Holy Week

WELCOME BACK. Tourists once again get to enjoy the calming atmosphere at Burnham Park in Baguio City's central business district in this undated photo. The city government on Monday (April 11, 2022) said it is prepared for the influx of tourists during the Holy Week break, with over 80,000 traveler registrations to Baguio approved as of April 7. (PNA file photo) BAGUIO CITY - The city government is bracing for the expected influx of tourists in the country's summer capital during the Holy Week break and throughout the rest of the dry season. Aileen Refuerzo, Public Information Office chief, in a phone interview on Monday, said "Baguio City expects hordes of tourists for the Holy Week break." She said that data provided by the City Tourism Office shows that as of April 7, the city has more than 80,000 approved travel registrations arriving from April 8 to 17. Approved travel registration figures as of April 7 are as follows: Apr. 8 - 14,491; Apr. 9 - 15,934; Apr. 10 -

Baguio cityAileen refuerzoBenjamin magalongCity tourism officePublic information officeBaguio city police officeHoly weekMaundy thursdayMayor benjamin magalongBaguio summerfeelsHoly week relatedBaguio flower festivalWelcome back tourists once again get to enjoy the calming atmosphere at burnham park in baguio city 39s central business district this undated photo government on monday april 11022 said it is prepared for the influx of tourists during holy week breakIth over 80000 traveler registrations to baguio approved as of april 7 pna file photo city the government is bracing for expected influx tourists in country 39s summer capital during holy week break and throughout rest dry season aileen refuerzo

Baguio pushes for backyard gardening for food security

BAGUIO CITY - The city government on Thursday urged residents to start adapting urban gardening methods like growing vegetables in their backyards to contribute to food security in the region. "Gusto sana natin mas marami ang magtatanim ng gulay sa backyard nila para may fresh, malinis at mura ang ise-serve nila sa pamilya nila (We want more residents to grow vegetables in their backyards so that they will have fresh, clean and cheap food to serve to their families)," Aileen Refuerzo, chief city information officer, said in a phone interview on Thursday. Earlier in the year, the local government, through the Baguio City Veterinary Office-Agricultural Services (BCVO-AS) Division, once again announced the start of the Edible Landscaping Contest to celebrate the upcoming Urban Farmers and Fisherfolk Month. Top prize winners will each receive PHP30,000, PHP20,000, and PHP10,000. Participating cooperatives and organizations will be judged based on the following criteria: aesthetic

Baguio cityAileen refuerzoDepartment of agricultureBaguio city veterinary officeAgricultural services divisionEdible landscaping contestUrban farmersBaguio city the government on thursday urged residents to start adapting urban gardening methods like growing vegetables in their backyards contribute food security region quot gusto sana natin mas marami ang magtatanim ng gulay sa backyard nila para may freshAlinis at mura ang ise serve nila sa pamilya we want more residents to grow vegetables in their backyards so that they will have freshLean and cheap food to serve their familiesUot aileen refuerzoChief city information officerAid ina phone interview on thursday earlier in the yearThe local governmentHrough the baguio city veterinary office agricultural services bcvo as divisionNce again announced the start of edible landscaping contest to celebrate upcoming urban farmers and fisherfolk month top prize winners will each receive php30

Baguio starts recovering rights-of-way from over 1K structures

RIGHT OF WAY. The Baguio city government starts recovering a part of the Naguilian Road encroached by establishments in this undated photo. Mapping by the city government found that the city still needs to recover the rights of way from over 1,000 public and private structures that have encroached on several local and national roads. (File photo by Neil Clark Ongchangco/Baguio PIO) BAGUIO CITY - The city government on Wednesday said ithas started recovering the road rights of way (RROW) from over 1,000 public and private structures, and business establishments at the different barangays that have encroached on local and national roads. Aileen Refuerzo, city information office chief, in a phone interview on Wednesday, said more than 900 private and public structures, and 160 business establishments are the subject of the government's recovery efforts. She said the data is the result of the mapping conducted by the City Engineering Office (CEO) as part of the ongoing city government&

Rodrigo duterteAileen refuerzoCity engineering officeTransportation management divisionMarcos highwayNaguilian roadPresident rodrigo duterteRight of way the baguio city government starts recoveringa part naguilian road encroached by establishments in this undated photo mapping found that still needs to recover rights from over 1000 public and private structures that have encroached on several local national roads file photo by neil clark ongchangco baguio pio city the government wednesday said ithas started recovering road rights of way rrow from over 1000 public and private structuresNd business establishments at the different barangays that have encroached on local and national roads aileen refuerzoIty information office chiefNa phone interview on wednesdayAid more than 900 private and public structuresNd 160 business establishments are the subject of government 39s recovery efforts she said data is result mapping conducted by city engineering office ceo as part ongoing road right way rrow program asa standardIty roads havea width of 10 meters while national 39 varies from 25 to more than 60 currently

Baguio cuts cost with shift to LED streetlight bulbs

ENERGY SAVER. Photo shows the major thoroughfares in the central business district of Baguio City, where 7,485 streetlight bulbs are set to be replaced with light-emitting diode (LED) fixtures to reduce electric consumption and provide better illumination. Aileen Refuerzo, chief information officer, on Monday (April 4, 2022) says more than PHP18-million supplemental budget was used o fund the project. (PNA file photo) BAGUIO CITY - The city government has completed an PHP18.7-million project that replaced the traditional high-pressure sodium (HPS) bulbs in its streetlights with light-emitting diode (LED) fixtures to reduce electric consumption and provide better illumination. Aileen Refuerzo, Baguio's chief information officer, said the project was completed last March 25 and was funded under the city's supplemental budget. The project included the replacement of 7,485 streetlights with LED fixtures along major roads in the central business district. The project was completed e

Aileen refuerzoEnergy saver photo shows the major thoroughfares in central business district of baguio cityHere 7485 streetlight bulbs are set to be replaced with light emitting diode led fixtures reduce electric consumption and provide better illumination aileen refuerzoChief information officerN monday april 4022 says more than php18 million supplemental budget was usedo fund the project pna file photo baguio city government has completed an 7 that replaced traditional high pressure sodium hps bulbs in its streetlights with light emitting diode led fixtures to reduce electric consumption and provide better illumination aileen refuerzoAguio 39s chief information officerAid the project was completed last march 25 and funded under city 39s supplemental budget included replacement of 7485 streetlights with led fixtures along major roads in the central business district project was completed earlier than april 18 target she said her office will havea comprehensive report on actual savings realized by city government aftera month of its utilization ina presentation at 39s management committee meetingHe energy efficiency of the led technology was shown by comparing city 39s lighting conditions before and after completion projectCcording to refuerzo the long overdue project is expected bring cost saving and energy efficient led fixtures its street lighting system she said streetlights along alleys in different villages will be replaced with next address complaints of village officials about busted lightsa total 1846 posts had been listed as requested by the different barangays and number is expected to increase department continues its inventory in remaining pna

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