LEGAZPI CITY – After 15 years, some 76 agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) waiting to own their farmlands in Pioduran, Albay will finally receive their Certificates of Landownership Awards (CLOAs) from the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR). The said CLOAs cover landholdings formerly owned by Pab
(File photo) LEGAZPI CITY - After 15 years, some 76 agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) waiting to own their farmlands in Pioduran, Albay would finally receive their Certificates of Landownership Awards (CLOAs) from the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR). The said CLOAs cover landholdings formerly owned by Pablo Alsua and Amparo Buenviaje, and Ramon Alsua in Barangays Marigondon and La Medalla in Pioduran, respectively. Albay agrarian reform chief Maria Eugenia M. Alteza said the CLOA distribution, covering a total of 138 hectares, would be done following the completion of the land acquisition process for the two parcels of Alsua landholdings in the said areas, adding that the CLOAs are already being prepared and finalized. Reasons for the long-delayed distribution of the land include the landowner's lobbying to withdraw the notice of coverage in 2005 to retain the property, and the previous erroneous documentation on the landholding that needed to be corrected. "To correct
THE Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) has assured 76 farmers in Pio Duran town that their much-awaited land titles will finally be released after resolving a 15-year-old dispute put up by former land owners. The DAR said the certificate of land ownership award (CLOAs) covering a total of 138 hectares…
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(File photo) LEGAZPI CITY - After 15 years, some 76 agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) waiting to own their farmlands in Pioduran, Albay will finally receive their Certificates of Landownership Awards (CLOAs) from the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR). The said CLOAs cover landholdings formerly owned by Pablo Alsua and Amparo Buenviaje, and Ramon Alsua in Barangays Marigondon and La Medalla in Pioduran, respectively. Albay agrarian reform chief Maria Eugenia M. Alteza said the CLOA distribution, covering a total of 138 hectares, would be done following the completion of the land acquisition process for the two parcels of Alsua landholdings in the said areas, adding that the CLOAs are already being prepared and finalized. Reasons for the long-delayed distribution of the land include the landowner's lobbying to withdraw the notice of coverage in 2005 to retain the property, and the previous erroneous documentation on the landholding that needed to be corrected. "To correct t