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february 19 - 25, 2012
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Alcala orders BfAR to stop

illegal shing in Burias pass
PILI, Camarines Sur Burias Pass, a
sprawling fishing ground within the municipal waters of at least eight Bicol towns,
where thousands of marginal fishermen derive their livelihood, is besieged with massive illegal fishing and Department of Agriculture (DA) Sec. Proceso Alcala wants it
stopped at once.
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DOH: Pneumonia top killer disease in Bicol

LEGAZPI CITY The
Department of Health
(DOH) regional office here
urged the public to take all
precautionary measures to
prevent serious respiratory infection as pneumonia
remains the top killer disease in the Bicol region.
Dr. Ferchito Avelino,
DOH Bicol assistant regional director, said a DOH
study in 2010 on the top 10
leading causes of death in
the region showed that pneumonia was the most fatal, on
top of heart diseases, stroke,
and tuberculosis among Bicolanos.
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tuberculosis
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Weekly Reflection
Fr. Allan S. Fenix
Carrying Each Other

I am certain that the scenario I am going to relate
below is not only true in our hometown but also in many
parts of our country.
People living in some villages of our hometown, due
to the distance and isolation, customarily seek medical
treatment when they are already in their last throes of
their illnesses. This is short of saying that the only time
that most people in our place got the thought of seeking
medical treatment is when they are already on their
death bed dying from some health complications.
Of course, at this final run, the last stage, our
already embattled medical professionals are, equally,
too helpless to do anything good for them.
It is to this familiar situation that I and some of my
siblings found ourselves one early morning, while we
were standing by a nearby riverbank watching some
people, with their fishing poles, catching fish when we
saw with our very own eyes a bamboo-made hammock
being carried , on each other end, by two very strong
men while they slowly walked the whole stretched of
the flowing river crisscrossed by a jerry-built bridge
made from the sliced limbs of coconut trees.
When the hammock reached the other side of the
riverbank where we were, we saw that it was covered
by a blanket and they told us that in it lies a sick and
dying family member of theirs and that they were on
their way to the nearest municipal medical center for
any available medical treatment it can still extend their
dying relative. From the looks of it, we knew, at that
very moment, that it is already the last straw before his
eventual death.
This particular incident is one big eye-opener for
us. For me and my siblings, in our young age and
immaturity, we resolved that we have to be strong for
our parents who, from our infancy and until now, used
their limited strength to sacrifice and take good care of
us, and also for each other.
We have to be there, in the name of goodness,
supporting and watching each others back. Or else,
when the future time comes when our parents or one of
us are already old and sick, how can we be there very
strong and able enough to carry each other?
Each of us have a mission to accomplish in this world
which might affect only a few or a multitude of people.
However, how can we do it if we are not spiritually and
physically strong enough?
Get up! Shape up! Build up our spiritual and physical
muscles! Our mission is not only limited to our own
family but to the whole wide world- to everybody. We
have to bring God to others and bring others back to
God. Be in a hurry! We have to beat the devil into it.
With our spiritual and physical strength, let us not allow
the devil, with his alluring temptations, to overwhelm
us. We will fight him to the end of our strength.
We are brothers and sisters. Some are strong and
some are not. If need be, we have to spiritually and
physically carry each other. It is not that hard. As the
motto of the Boystown clearly said it: He aint heavy,
hes my brother.
opinion
february 19 - 25, 2012
Pre-Need Plans
(Atty. APA chairman of Acyatan &
Co., CPAs-DFK International - PICPA
past president/Hall-of-Famer, ACPAPP
Lifetime Achievement Awardee, and past
chair of ASEAN Federation of CPA
writes this syndicated column for selected
CALABARZON & Bikol newsweeklies).
INSURANCE:
There are many
companies offering pre-need policies
including those for education, health and
hospitalization, even funeral services and
burial. Easily the most popularly availed
of are those for school tuition and related
expenditures. Lately, this area of pre-need
services has become the graveyard of
many policy holders dreams, what with
most of the service providers miserably
failing to make good their contracted
provisions,
The bigger the pre-need education
service providers, the heavier they fall
starting with touted College Assurance
Plan, Inc. Many others followed and
recently, the Prudentialife Plans is in the
headlines even as it stopped servicing its
pre-need education policies. Woe to the
policy holders who trusted the service
entities for their future expenses with their
hard-earned savings that are products of
their sweat and blood.
ANALYSIS: The major causes of the
pre-need companies defaults are: failure
to correctly estimate the future cost of the
services they are contracting to provide to
their policy holders, and very low return on
financial investments where they park their
funds. Especially for the education plans
the companies were unable to foresee
the periodic increases in tuition fees being
imposed by the colleges and universities,
opinions
unlimited
Atty. TONY (APA) ACYATAN
more so the elite ones.
But the bigger reason for the shortfall
in the service-providers capability to
finance their obligations is the prevailing
low interest rate regime. Whereas before,
the annual rate of interest on time deposits
hovers around 12% (or l% per month)
- the average ongoing CTD rate is now
down to 2.0% per annum while savings
deposits fetch only as low as per cent.
Foreign deposits earn even lower than
peso deposits. So naturally even other
financial investments also have reduced
returns.
R.A. 8829: Operations of pre-need
companies are governed by the PreNeed Code of the Philippines which is
being implemented by the Insurance
Commission and to a certain extent by
the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The recent debacles involving education
pre-need companies highlighted the
need for bigger capitalization. Finance
Secretary Cesar V. Purisima believes
that equity capital of pre-need providers
must be increased by 500%.
The stability and sustainability of

the pre-need industry just like the
insurance industry, is primordial to
our economy even as the safety of
investments of the customer families
has to be assured by government. It
seems the current levels of net worth of
the pre-need companies are too small
and insufficient to sustain their present
and future obligations. The remedy is
to classify the plans being offered by the
companies and to match corresponding
liabilities with periodic equity levels.
MORE HEALTH:
The P-Noy
administration has taken a critical look
at improving the health care services
in the country. In response, the health
subsector has been allocated close
to P50 billion funding or 30% more
than the budget last year. Our theory
is if the citizenry are healthy, they
can be more productive and capable
of contributing more to the national
economy even as lesser budget is
needed for medications.
Under the 2012 budget for the
Department of Health, P12 billion will
be used to support premium subsidies
under the National Health Insurance
Program (NHIP). The support fund will
cover 5.2 million indigent households
which have been identified via the
National Household Targeting System.
Our government goals are noble and
truly needed but we just hope that
the big fund allocation wont just be
dissipated by graft and corruption.
CREDO: Remember impatience
is a greater impediment to wisdom that
plain ignorance.
What I saw during the Eucharistic Healing Mass, Mayor

Arnie Challenges Gov. L-Ray, CJ Coronas Impeachment
I attended the Eucharistic healing mass
said by Fr. Fernando M. Suarez, MMMP
in Abo, Tigaon, Cam. Sur last February
10, 2012. It was held at the Abo Sports
Complex so that in case it rains, the sick
and elderly will not get wet. I arrived two
hours before the 10:00 A.M. mass but
it was already filled with people and so
many more outside the sports complex.
According to the staff of Fr. Suarez, they
estimated that fifeen thousand (15,000)
attended the mass and were individually
prayed over by the healing priests on that
day and around five thousand the next day
for general healing.
During the mass, my arthritis in the
hands for three years disappeared and my
sticky eyes with intermittent pain became
clear and normal.
Fr. Suarez said that he does not heal,
only God can heal and it is up to Him if He
wills it but faith in God of each one is most
important.
When I saw some of those in stretchers
get up and walk, those in wheel chairs
from
my
window
nenita fuentebella-peones
walk, a paralyzed boy running toward Fr.
Suarez and a dumb (pola) who could not
talk, thank Fr. Suarez in the microphone. I
felt pang girirabo. I do not know the term
for this in English, sorry. I asked myself
why is this happening before our very
eyes. But I believe God is just showing
there is God and nothing is impossible if
He wills it. I also saw several doctors with
Dr. Acelita Llorin lain on the floor. I believe
some are healed instantly but others are

healed slowly if they continue to have
faith in God and pray for the intercession
of Mama Mary.
PDA
Administrator for Finance,
Recha Quin, also told me what she felt
when those in stretchers get up and
walk because she saw them at 5:00
A.M. outside the sports complex. She
was the one who let them get inside
the sports complex. She said she cried
a lot and also when she saw the big
Australian guy who was carried in a
wheel chair walk and was already the
one pushing his wheelchair. There were
clapping of hands of those witnessing
what was happening there. All these
were televised by Channel 5.
*****
On February 2, 2012, Gov. L-Ray
Villafuerte spoke over Bombo Radyo
here in Naga City saying Congressman
Noli Fuentebella is thin because he
is taking drugs and he has a shabu
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Which country is best for you

If you were born today, which country
in the world would you choose for your
birthplace? The United States, once
described as the land of milk and honey
or Japan or the Philippines with smiling but
impoverished people?
It wont probably take you a minute
to decide if you are looking for the best
opportunities for a healthy, safe, prosperous
and upwardly mobile life. Your choice may
be the US or Japan or any of the other
affluent countries. The Philippines? Never
mind.
An article in Newsweek on the best
countries to be born said that being a USborn has great advantage. You will have
all the opportunities for a satisfying life not
available in poor countries.
Indeed, those born in wealthy lands
have unheard of advantages over those
born in places with a limping economy like
the Philippines. Over there, you can go to
top universities, avail yourself of the best
medical care, live in well-furnished homes,
travel to beautiful places.
A
Question
of
privilege
salvador d. flor
Over there, money is not a problem.

In poor countries, these things are
completely absent. The lucky ones from
affluent families comprise only about l0
per cent of the population. Most live in
grinding poverty. They have no future,
nothing except the forlorn hope of someday
escaping into a kinder world.
The very few lucky souls can go to
good universities in big cities, get into
well-paying jobs or enter politics and
earn millions. In the Philippines, it is

in politics where big money is easy to
come by. Countless have turned multimillionaires in a few years.
The best route to a life of ease for
the poor is through education. Whether
you live in Mindanao or Bicol, if you have
one or two or four college diplomas, it is
easy to move up. You can even get to
the top if you have strings in high places
to pull.
A college degree is, however,
beyond the reach of most Filipinos.
James Fallows, writing in the Atlantic in
l987 said many Filipinos could not afford
college education. This condition is still
very much true today.
I was one of them. My law and
doctorate degrees, I earned them 20
years after high school in Caramoan,
Camarines Sur. I got the lucky break after
I moved my family from Catanduanes to
Legazpi City years back.
But most of my elementary school
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february 19 - 25, 2012
NEWS
bikol reporter
DILG chief urges UNEP Sister Schools Join

disaster readiness Founding Anniversary Celebration
Amid last Mondays
(Feb. 6) 6.9 magnitude
earthquake that struck
Central Visayas particularly Negros Oriental,
Interior and Local Government Secretary Jesse
Robredo recently called
on all punong barangays
of the country to conduct
disaster awareness and response campaign in their
respective communities.
Robredo made the call
in a speech at the 2nd general assembly and National
Executive Board meeting of
the Liga ng mga Barangay,
the national association of
the countrys 42,000 barangays, held in Manila.
The assembly was participated in by more than
100 participants composed
of provincial and highlyurbanized cities chapter
presidents of the Liga ng
mga Barangay.
Sa aspetong ito malaki
ang maitutulong ng mga
barangay dahil sila ang nasa
ibaba at sentro ng komunidad, at higit na nakakaalam
kung saang lugar sa kanilang barangay ang madalas bahain pati na ang mga
landslide-prone area, he
explained.
In his speech, the DILG
secretary urged barangay
chairmen to be always
ready with their disaster
risk reduction and management plans that include the
evacuation of residents if
necessary.
Robredo enjoined baran-
robredo
gay officials to follow disaster protocols, install early

warning systems, as well as
conduct regular drills and
exercises in order to prepare
their constituents in addressing the adverse effect
of disaster.
He also encouraged village officials to organize
rescue teams, emergency
group of responders and
community service brigades
that will provide immediate
assistance to the victims of
disaster.
Makakatulong rin kung
mayroon kayong mga nakatabing emergency equipment at supplies, Robredo
said.
He also said that in time
of calamities, barangay officials should open their communication lines for easy
coordination with local authorities, volunteer groups
and other government agencies concerned, to ensure
immediate assistance whenever needed.
The landscape may have

changed the ambiance and
the look of the olden days
may have altered the faade
which have witnessed the
golden years of the university, but the memory that
goes with it, remains intact
and significant.
This thought will be relived and remembered as the
University of Northeastern
Philippines (UNEP) gears up
for the celebration of its 64th
Foundation Anniversary. This
historic event will be definitely marked with various academic activities in memory of
its founder, the late and former
Camarines SurGovernor Felix
Ordas-Alfelor Sr.
Fondly called Wowo by
loved ones and family members, including closed acquaintances, Alfelor has left
a legacy which has proven its
power over the past years, specifically in terms of promoting
quality education in the Bicol
Region.
Also coinciding with the
big celebration is the commemoration of Wowos 100th
Birth Anniversary which indeed merits a festive fete
and joining in this merriment
and tribute are the twelve (12)
UNEP Sister Schools located
in various parts of the region.
Leading the pack is UNEP
in Iriga City with other sister schools in the nearby municipalities which includes
the Buhi Lyceum, Buhi Camarines Sur; Alfelor Senior
Memorial College (ASMC)
located at Del Gallego, Camarines Sur; Felix O. Alfelor
Sr. Foundation College, Inc.
(FOASFC) in Sipocot, Camarines Sur and Partido College
in Goa, Camarines Sur.
Personnel and Faculty staff
from all branches of the Com-
puter Communication Development Institutes (CCDI)

located in the cities of Iriga,
Naga, Legaspi, Tabaco and
Sorsogon will also attend the
said celebration, including its
other branches in the municipalities of Goa and Pili, Camarines Sur.
Ms. Deli Alfelor-Tibi,
UNEP Executive Vice President, also the concurrent VP
for Finance and one of the
daughters of the late Alfelor

stated that the community will
always remember with pride
all the good things that Wowo
has left behind.
The legacy of former Camarines Sur Governor Felix
Ordas Alfelor, Sr. shall linger
and will serve as a constant reminder that education, above
all is one of the rarest treasures that one can gift himself
with, Ms Deli added.
alfelor
International LCC confab cited

CEB as LCC, CEO of the Year
The Philippines largest
national flag carrier, Cebu
Pacific (PSE:CEB) won
Low-Cost Carrier (LCC) of
the Year, and its President
and CEO Lance Gokongwei
was named LCC CEO of
the Year during the Budgie$
and Travel Awards 2012 last
February 9, 2012.
The Budgie$ and Travel
Awards 2012 was one of the
highlights of the 2012 LowCost Airlines World Asia Pacific Conference held at the
Marina Bay Sands in Singapore last week.
Representing the Philippines, CEB bested other airlines such as Air Asia, Jetstar,
IndiGo, Spring Airlines and
SpiceJet for LCC and LCC
CEO of the Year, two Budgie$ Awards categories that
were introduced just this year.
CEB won Friendliest LCC of
the Year award in 2011.
We at Cebu Pacific are
very happy and humbled by
these awards, especially since
they were voted by our peers
in the Asia Pacific aviation
industry. It is a very exciting
time for the airline since we
recently announced we will
gokongwei
offer long-haul services in
the 3rd quarter of 2013. Rest
assured we will continue providing the lowest fares, extensive route network and more
innovative travel products to
our passengers, said CEB VP
for Marketing and Distribution Candice Iyog.
CEB President and CEO
Lance Gokongwei announced
last month that the airline will
lease A330-300 aircraft to
expand its range to possible
destinations such as Australia,
Middle East, and parts of Europe and the US.
The airlines domestic destinations are: Bacolod, Bo-
racay (Caticlan), Busuanga

(Coron), Butuan, Cagayan de
Oro, Catarman, Cauayan (Isabela), Cebu, Clark, Cotabato,
Davao, Dipolog, Dumaguete,
General Santos, Iloilo, Kalibo, Legaspi, Laoag, Manila,
Naga, Ozamiz, Pagadian,
Puerto Princesa, Roxas, San
Jose (Mindoro), Siargao, Surigao, Tacloban, Tagbilaran,
Tawi-Tawi, Tuguegarao, Virac
and Zamboanga.
For bookings and inquiries,
guests can go to www.cebupacificair.com or call the reservation hotlines (02) 7020888 or (032) 230-8888. The
latest seat sales and promos
can also be found on CEBs
official Twitter and Facebook
pages.
CEB currently operates 10
Airbus A319, 20 Airbus A320
and 8 ATR-72 500 aircraft. Its
fleet of 38 aircraft with an
average age of 3.6 years is
one of the most modern aircraft fleets in the world. Between 2012 and 2021, Cebu
Pacific will take delivery of 22
more Airbus A320 and 30 Airbus A321neo aircraft orders,
and 2 Airbus A320 aircraft on
operating lease agreements.
DPWH allots P10.6B

for flood control
valentines wedding
The mass wedding sponsored by Pag-ibig and the Naga City Government held Tuesday February 14, 2012 at the event center of
sm city Naga. A total of 147 couples from various barangays of the city and nearby towns benefitted from the said project.
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MANILA - The Department of Public Works and

Highways (DPWH) will allot a total of P10.817 billion
or 11 percent of its 2012
capital outlay budget of
P99.49 billion to flood control projects.
DPWH Secretary Rogelio
Singson said that the amount
will go to long-term solutions
to the countrys flooding and
other water-related disasters.
Water catchments and impounding structures upstream
of major rivers will be given
priority. In highly urbanized
areas, climate change initiatives and rehabilitation of
flood-damaged
structures
will also given priority.
Among the identified major flood control projects for
implementation this year are
the Pampanga Delta and Pampanga River projects; Laoag
River Basin and Sabo project; Bicol River Basin and
Watershed project; Mindanao
river basins; Mandaluyong
City drainage improvement
project; Cagayan de Oro river
singson
basin; Pasig-Marikina river
channel improvement project
Phase II; Mt. Pinatubo hazard urgent mitigation project,
Phase III; San Roque MultiPurpose project, flood control component; and drainage protection works along
national roads and bridges
nationwide.
For this year, DPWH will
continue prioritizing flood
control projects in major and
principal river basins based
on completed master plans,
said Singson.
We will also continue
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bikol reporter
pellmell
jokee BOTOR-REYES
Festival Sidelights
They learned of the 2012 Tinagba 10th Gayon Bicol Festival
of Festivals on TV and saw tarps in Metro Manila and decided
hurriedly to book for Iriga specifically to confirm their suspicion
that the event was gong to be marvelous. My sister-in-law Alma
Lleno-Botor, wife of my late brother Cecilio, her sisters Nila
Lleno-Magpantay. Rosita Lleno-Cadag and Nilda Lleno-Villar
sure did come only to watch the festival and left immediately for
Manila the following morning but brought along with them aside
from my black Tinagba tee-shirt for souvenir, colored photos,
and very interesting stories about the celebration. They told me
they did not regret coming. The trip was worth it. They said, they
are coming back next year for another similar event. I told them
to come instead on June for the Ms Iriga/ Ms Rinconada/ Ms
Tourism Bicol and I guarantee them they shall be in for another
grand spectacular event only Iriga has for a beauty pageant.
They are thinking about it. Of course, they had a taste of our
Iriga delight: gulay na katnga, Iriga express, sinanglay and pili
nut candies.
At the festival I had a chance to rub elbows again with Sheila
Magat Basbas, a Naga-based marketing and events coordinator
who interviewed me sometime back for MagTV na Oragon. And
who should not miss ABS_CBN Jonathan Magistrado, already
a household name in the local television industry. I got two pretty
young ladies (of ABS_CBN too) to give me their names but did
write their like a doctors prescription. I am afraid I may err if I
mention them here. Names are very important I know.
Masbate came in full force. Not just dancers and musicians
and propsmen but Masbates government officials who rooted
for Masbates Lapay Bantigue with all their force. They were
never wrong. Their entry got the most coveted title as the
best festival. And so, the Masbateos who came started giving
away their rodeo hats for souvenirs. I got Jojo Cortez rodeo
hat. I understand he is Masbate City Public Information Officer.
His was the best hat and I now I have it and keeping it for a
souvenir.
Mayor Madelaine Alfelor-Gazmen said what she did not do
right was to have invited the very good looking Xian Lim, that
guy who dominated the screen in My Binondo Girl, and Derek
Ramsay who really exuded a truly animal appeal nondescript.
Males and females alike but most specially the bading group
were titillated to see him in person. My, but he is really very sexy.
Well, the duo did make the event truly memorable. And they are
very accommodating.
People did come. And were very happy to have seen the
festival of festivals. Coming for the event from where I reside
in San Juan gave me the longest walk I had done since many
years ago. I am not used to walking any more when there are
plenty of tricycles just waiting to take me to where I want to go.
Not last February 11, 2011, when these vehicles cannot go that
near to where the action was. The walk did proved me good
though. I stretched my legs and gave me appetite to eat more
for my supper.
The MAG weather was it again. Not humid, just right. There
was no indication that the rain would fall. The day was perfect
for the celebration.
The following day, February 12, the central and business
district and where the festival showdown would have been held
was underwater. It rained continuously the whole evening and
lasted for two more days. If it had rained on February 11 there
would not have been a 2012 Tinagba 10th Gayon Bicol Festival
of Festivals Showdown. What would it have been? Nothing. But
the rain did not pour. Many prayed for good weather and were
given it. Dios mabalos. Email jokeebotor-reyes@yahoo.com
AkB Scholars, nakisumaro

sa tinagba Gayon Bicol 2012
Suportado kan AKO BICOL (AKB) Scholars Associations
an Local Government Unit kan Iriga City asin Department
of Tourism (DOT) sa selebrasyon kan Tinagba festival
kun saen an pinaka-highlight iyu an 10th Gayon Bicol
tampok an Bicol festivals.
Sa naunambitan ng aktibidad, nakisumaro an mga AKB
Scholars Association gikan sa pribadong kolehiyo asin
Unibersidad sa Camarines Sur sa pamamayo ni G. Jess
Marcaida, Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges Nabua
Chapter sa pamamayo ni Christian Vinzons.
Maogmang nakisumaro an mga ini sa highlights kan
kapistahan kaning Pebrero 11, 2012 sa ciudad nin Iriga.
Ipinahiling asin ipinamati kan mga scholars an saindang
suporta sa gobierno kan Iriga sa paagi kan pagpromotir
kan turismo asin pigsierto man na padagos an saindang
suporta sa mga selebrasyon kan kapistahan sa Bikol
bilang saro nang tradisyon.
An Tinagba Festival iyu an sarong harvest-offering
celebration kasabay kan kapistahan kan Our Lady of
Lourdes.
Tampok digdi an farmers parade dara an local produce
kun saen an ipinambabariwas ini sa mga nagtitirios asin
nangangaipo.
Nagpuon an kapistahan sa mga ritwal kan ninunong
Bikolano na nag-alay nin ani sa saindang mga Diyos bilang
pasasalamat asin hagadon pa an mas marhay na ani.
ETCETERA
february 19 - 25, 2012
How vulnerable are our coastal areas to climate change

Environmental experts
answered this question during the VULNERABILITY
ASSESSMENT TRAINING WORKSHOP for
the MUNICIPALITY OF
TINAMBAC organized by
the Marine Environment
and Resources Foundation (MERF) -UP Marine
Science Institute (UPMSI)
and RARE, a US-based environmental non-government organization (NGO),
last February 14-16, 2012
at Naga Regent Hotel, City
of Naga.
The impacts of climate
change are being felt all
over the Philippines. Experts
from UPMSI discussed the
different climate scenarios
that can affect coastal communities. Vulnerability Assessment Tools developed
by the UPMSI and partner
institutions were presented and demonstrated for
the coastal barangays of
Tinambac, specifically Brgy.
Pag-asa, Agay-ayan, Caloco
and San Antonio to determine how vulnerable these
coastal areas, and the people
who reside in them, are to
the climate change effects.
These tools are the Integrated Coastal Sensitivity, Exposure and Adaptive Capacity
for Climate Change (ICSEACChange), Coastal Integrity Vulnerability Assessment
Tool (CIVAT) and Tools for
Understanding Resiliency of
Fisheries (TURF).
It is the aim of the work-
shop cum training to capacitate local communities and

planners in assessing vulnerability to climate change using these tools. Result of the
VA guides local planners in
identifying immediate adaptation measures to reduce the
impacts of the changing climate and identify long term
development agenda to pursue that will reduce future
vulnerability. UPMSI experts work with local stakeholders, e.g., fishers , barangay and municipal officials,
in determining the vulnerability of Tinambac. The
exercise covers three thematic areas, namely, coastal
integrity (e.g., coastal erosion), fisheries, and biodiversity. Available municipal
data as well as the perception by fishers and residents
of the barangays shared by
the participants during the
workshop were used to answer questions indicated in
the tools in addition to the
primary data on the areas
fisheries and coral reefs previously obtained by MERFUPMSI through its Marine
Protected Area monitoring
project commissioned by
RARE in which Tinambac is
among the 15 sites all over
the country that are being
monitored.
Initial results indicate
that the coastal barangays of
Tinambac are highly likely
to be impacted by effects
of climate change. It means
coastal communities will
inner cHess
BY J. HENRY DANICAN
Dr. Samuel Mamauag of MERF-UPMSI facilitating the scoring of

some categories of the vulnerability assessment (VA) tools for
four barangays along Lamit Bay, tinambac, Camarines Sur.
Mr. William Vergara, fisher from Tinambac sharing his story

on why fisher remains a fisher for life
face greater challenges in

coping with changes brought
about by increasing sea surface temperature, more severe and frequent storms,
and sea level rise.
Adaptation measures can
best be achieved if integrated in existing processes,
practices and policies and by
determining and exploiting
synergies across sectors of
society. The results of this
workshop will contribute
to enhancing Tinambacs
Coastal Resource Management Plan, Fisheries Management Plan and Comprehensive Land Use Plan to
make these plans timely and
responsive to climate change
challenges. Moreover, participants from other areas
such as Albay and Leyte are
expected to apply what they
had learned and to undertake
vulnerability
assessments
in their respective municipalities to achieve the same
goal.
february 19 - 25, 2012
bikol reporter
Republic of the Philippines
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER
An Maogmang Lugar
City Hall, Naga City

Tel No. 472-20-50 / 472-81-67
2nd NOTICE OF TAX DELINQUENCY OF REAL PROPERTY TAX IN THE CITY OF NAGA
TAX COMPUTED AS OF FEBRUARY, 2012
Item
No.
Declared Owner
New T.D No.
Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Market
Value
New Assessed
Value
1,225.00
LR
1,672,125.00
250,820.00
Year
Delinquent
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
Total
Delinquent
2002-11
26,713.60
16,154.40
42,868.00
1 ROMANO, JOSE
08-02-0001-01143
135-02-0001-010-008-0000
Abella
2 ABRAZADO, JAIME & ROSARIO
08-02-0002-00251
135-02-0002-003-021-0000
Bag. Norte
326.00
LR
815,000.00
122,250.00
2008-11
6,893.88
4,084.02
10,977.90
3 PANAMBO, SULPICIO
08-02-0003-00074
135-02-0003-002-007-0000
Bag. Sur
314.00
LR
785,000.00
117,750.00
1993 bal -11
18,365.53
12,007.44
30,372.97
4 LEONCIO, DENIS E.
08-02-0003-01347
135-02-0003-009-048-0000
Bag. Sur
387.00
LR
1,354,500.00
203,180.00
2008-11
8,040.94
4,127.60
12,168.54
5 LEONCIO, DENIS E.
08-02-0003-01348
135-02-0003-009-048-1001
Bag. Sur
195.90
BR
485,832.00
72,870.00
2005-11
12,128.92
8,469.46
20,598.38
6 LANUZGA, SEVERA
08-02-0003-00244
135-02-0003-003-002-0000
Bag. Sur
376.00
LC
1,880,000.00
282,000.00
2011
6,345.00
1,776.60
8,121.60
7 FALCON, ROLANDO
08-02-0003-01176
135-02-0003-008-046-0000
Bag. Sur
431.00
LR
1,508,500.00
226,280.00
2008-11
10,033.68
5,341.60
15,375.28
8 FALCON, ROLANDO
08-02-0003-01177
135-02-0003-008-046-1001
Bag. Sur
212.75
BR
621,687.30
124,340.00
2008 bal-11
9,756.48
5,677.44
15,433.92
9 EXEQUIEL, MODESTA
08-02-0003-01158
135-02-0003-008-035-0000
Bag. Sur
612.00
LR
4,272,000.00
640,800.00
2009-11
15,990.43
8,963.66
24,954.09
10 EXEQUIEL, MODESTA
08-02-0003-00574
135-02-0003-006-004-0000
Bag. Sur
221.00
LR
1,657,500.00
248,630.00
2008-11
4,833.68
2,575.68
7,409.36
11 INOCENCIO, MAXIMO I.
08-01-0004-00753
135-01-0004-005-066-0000
Balatas
817.00
LR
817,000.00
122,550.00
2006-11
10,245.44
6,308.90
16,554.34
12 BUENAVENTURA, AMELITA S.
08-01-0004-00030
135-01-0004-001-020-0000
Balatas
1,000.00
LR
3,000,000.00
450,000.00
2010-11
16,500.00
6,420.00
22,920.00
13 PACAMARA, GIL ATTY. P.
08-01-0004-02029
135-01-0004-008-011-1001
Balatas
609-98
BR
3,627,340.00
1,269,569.00
2006 bal-11
96,574.24
54,968.22
151,542.46
14 CLARETE, AMIE M.
08-01-0004-01025
135-01-0004-007-021-1001
Balatas
106.46
BR
917,365.00
229,341.25
2006 bal-11
13,834.76
8,620.88
22,455.64
15 PELO, CONCEPCION B.
08-02-0005-00101
135-02-0005-002-038-0000
Calauag
196.00
LR
294,000.00
44,100.00
2007-11
4,308.75
2,695.40
7,004.15
16 PELO, ROMEO
08-02-0005-00102
135-02-0005-002-038-1002
Calauag
114.00
BR
864,955.00
216,240.00
2005-11
18,186.84
10,942.28
29,129.12
17 PILLOGO, ROMEO & FE, ROSARIO
08-02-0005-01872
135-02-0005-010-103-0000
Calauag
140.00
LR
280,000.00
42,000.00
2008-11
1,955.52
1,041.06
2,996.58
18 PILLOGO, ROMEO & FE, ROSARIO
08-02-0005-01873
135-02-0005-010-103-1001
Calauag
87.62
BR
760,159.02
190,040.00
2009-11
4,471.45
2,122.77
6,594.22
19 PAHATI, NANCY P. & ALFREDO
08-02-0005-01155
135-02-0005-006-202-0000
Calauag
313.00
LR
939,000.00
140,850.00
2009-11
5,784.24
2,797.52
8,581.76
20 PAHATI, NANCY P. & ALFREDO
08-02-0005-01156
135-02-0005-006-203-0000
Calauag
294.00
LR
882,000.00
132,300.00
2010-11
3,880.80
1,510.00
5,390.80
21 ARLANTE, RAYMUNDO
08-02-0007-00665
135-02-0007-007-039-0000
Carolina
2.02
LA
312,698.14
78,170.00
2007-11
6,187.69
3,698.18
9,885.87
22 VELASCO, ENRICO
08-02-0007-00631
135-02-0007-007-020-1002
Carolina
97.20
BR
810,004.80
202,500.00
2011
2,208.64
618.40
2,827.04
23 NORBERTO, EDGARDO A.
08-01-0008-02482
135-01-0008-019-149-0000
Con. Grande
170.00
LR
510,000.00
76,500.00
2009-11
4,590.00
2,325.60
6,915.60
24 NORBERTO, EDGARDO A.
08-01-0008-02481
135-01-0008-019-149-1001
Con. Grande
108.00
BR
758,790.12
189,700.00
2005(3-4)-11
16,140.64
9,622.88
25,763.52
25 KHO, ROBERTO
08-01-0008-00549
135-01-0008-007-027-0000
Con. Grande
3,000.00
LR
3,072,000.00
460,800.00
2007-11
34,504.48
19,475.92
53,980.40
26 KHO, ROBERTO
08-01-0008-00547
135-01-0008-007-025-0000
Con. Grande
3,000.00
LR
19,380,000.00
5,814,000.00
2008 bal-11
176,555.17
91,553.96
268,109.13
27 KHO, ROBERTO
08-01-0008-00546
135-01-0008-007-023-0000
Con. Grande
2,500.00
LR
3,000,000.00
450,000.00
2007-11
35,726.40
20,227.04
55,953.44
28 BOMBASE, EDNA L.
08-01-0008-00747
135-01-0008-009-026-0000
Con. Grande
332.00
LR
996,000.00
149,400.00
2006 bal-11
9,575.80
5,262.00
14,837.80
29 BOMBASE, EDNA L.
08-01-0008-00748
135-01-0008-009-026-1001
Con. Grande
127.64
BR
476,735.40
71,880.00
2003 bal-11
18,532.80
13,006.04
31,538.84
30 MUNICIPAL RURAL BANK OF LIBMANAN
08-01-0008-00842
135-01-0008-010-047-0000
Con. Grande
329.00
LR
987,000.00
148,050.00
2008-11
7,659.12
4,077.50
11,736.62
31 MUNICIPAL RURAL BANK OF LIBMANAN
08-01-0008-00843
135-01-0008-010-047-1001
Con. Grande
227.65
BR
1,324,695.35
397,410.00
2004-11
38,259.70
24,665.39
62,925.09
32 VILLA SORABELLA SUBD. c/o JALUAGUE, VICTOR 08-01-0008-00760
135-01-0008-009-037-0000
Con. Grande
300.00
LR
900,000.00
135,000.00
2007-11
7,393.06
4,236.48
11,629.54
33 JALUAGUE, VICTOR
08-01-0008-00761
135-01-0008-009-037-1001
Con. Grande
110.88
BR
216,216.00
22,530.00
1992-11
7,427.92
5,059.60
12,487.52
34 MARALIT, MANOLITO
08-01-0008-00958
135-01-0008-011-010-0000
Con. Grande
300.00
LR
900,000.00
135,000.00
2006-11
9,144.00
5,764.08
14,908.08
35 FLORENDA, CARLOS V.
08-01-0008-02054
135-01-0008-017-038-0000
Con. Grande
391.00
LR
1,173,000.00
175,950.00
2010-11
5,677.12
2,208.88
7,886.00
36 FLORENDA, CARLOS V.
08-01-0008-02055
135-01-0008-017-038-1001
Con. Grande
178.00
BR
945,926.52
236,480.00
2009-11
12,736.10
6,143.06
18,879.16
37 RESUENA, MILAGROS JACOB
08-01-0008-01749
135-01-0008-014-044-0000
Con. Grande
367.00
LR
1,412,950.00
211,940.00
1992-11
23,666.87
15,415.04
39,081.91
38 PINZON, SILVERIA
08-01-0008-00487
135-01-0008-006-022-0000
Con. Grande
406.00
LR
3,037,500.00
455,630.00
2006 bal-11
42,770.12
26,476.00
69,246.12
39 ALCANTARA, JAIME T. & VIVIAN
08-01-0009-05170
135-01-0009-037-061-0000
Con. Peq.
95.00
LR
190,000.00
28,500.00
2010-11
1,140.00
456.00
1,596.00
40 ALCANTARA, JAIME T.
08-01-0009-05171
135-01-0009-037-061-1001
Con. Peq.
84.30
BR
482,196.00
72,330.00
2004 bal-11
8,394.77
5,631.12
14,025.89
41 MARIANO, RUBEN & ANAFLOR
08-01-00009-00510 135-01-0009-003-071-0000
Con. Peq.
95.00
LR
190,000.00
28,500.00
2009-11
16,401.04
7,932.16
24,333.20
42 MARIANO, RUBEN & ANAFLOR
08-01-00009-05171 135-01-0009-003-071-1001
Con. Peq.
84.30
BR
482,196.00
72,330.00
2006 bal-11
9,866.67
6,380.48
16,247.15
43 ESCOLLANO, FRANCISCO H.
08-01-0009-02153
135-01-0009-015-101-1003
Con. Peq.
205.00
BR
1,584,329.99
475,300.00
2005-11
50,168.88
30,337.92
80,506.80
44 ADEMIS, SANTOS JR.
08-01-0009-03416
135-01-0009-022-031-0000
Con. Peq.
202.00
LR
202,000.00
30,300.00
2005-11
3,996.70
2,531.28
6,527.98
45 CLIDORO, CARIDAD
08-01-0009-04058
135-01-0009-028-115-0000
Con. Peq.
145.00
LR
217,500.00
32,630.00
1991-11
5,205.04
3,822.72
9,027.76
46 CLIDORO, CARIDAD
08-01-0009-04057
135-01-0009-028-115-1001
Con. Peq.
101.32
BR
136,782.00
1986-08
7,724.56
13,340.46
21,065.02
47 CLIDORO, CARIDAD
08-01-0009-04058
135-01-0009-028-116-0000
Con. Peq.
145.00
LR
217,500.00
32,630.00
2010-11
1,148.40
446.80
1,595.20
48 SAN BUENAVENTURA, ROXANNE G.
08-01-0009-03375
135-01-0009-022-008-1003
Con. Peq.
54.95
BR
356,898.84
53,540.00
2004(2-4)-11
4,965.80
3,049.90
8,015.70
49 MELITON, JULIAN c/o TEVES, FLORESTINA
08-01-0009-03970
135-01-0009-028-068-0000
Con. Peq.
145.00
LR
217,500.00
32,630.00
1995-11
4,770.00
3,054.32
7,824.32
50 MELITON, JULIAN c/o LEONORA BERIZA
08-01-0009-04192
135-01-0009-029-034-0000
Con. Peq.
150.00
LR
225,000.00
33,750.00
2009-11
1,429.19
661.47
2,090.66
51 MELITON, JULIAN c/o GEORGE AZURIN
08-01-0009-04000
135-01-0009-028-083-0000
Con. Peq.
145.00
LR
217,500.00
32,630.00
1996-11
4,648.16
2,966.64
7,614.80
52 MELITON, JULIAN c/o ENCISO, TERESA
08-01-0009-04083
135-01-0009-028-131-0000
Con. Peq.
150.00
LR
225,000.00
33,750.00
1995-11
4,934.40
3,159.60
8,094.00
53 MELITON, JULIAN c/o EVA STA ANA
08-01-0009-04749
135-01-0009-032-084-0000
Con. Peq.
100.00
LR
150,000.00
22,500.00
2005-11
2,120.00
1,264.32
3,384.32
54 FRANCIA, GIDEON P. & MA. ZITA
08-01-0009-05142
135-01-0009-037-040-0000
Con. Peq.
106.00
LR
212,000.00
31,800.00
2009-11
1,831.68
911.76
2,743.44
55 FRANCIA, MA. ZITA
08-01-0009-05143
135-01-0009-037-040-1001
Con. Peq.
88.75
BR
1,449,696.00
434,910.00
2007 bal-11
31,067.19
17,261.80
48,328.99
56 ESCOBAR, VICENTA M. ET. AL.
08-01-0009-03445
135-01-0009-023-001-0000
Con. Peq.
1,918.00
LC
23,975,000.00
7,192,500.00
2009-11
124,610.08
60,266.16
184,876.24
08-01-0009-03544
135-01-0009-023-019-0000
Con. Peq.
1,718.00
LC
21,475,000.00
6,442,500.00
2010 bal-11
93,981.83
39,819.79
133,801.62
08-01-0009-03544
135-01-0009-023-019-0000
Con. Peq.
9,856.00
LR
6,870,800.00
1,030,620.00
2010 bal-11
36,933.12
17,642.16
54,575.28
08-01-0009-03646
135-01-0009-025-010-0000
Con. Peq.
10,057.00
LC
125,712,500.00
37,713,750.00
2006 bal-11
1,046,190.28
598,891.28
1,645,081.56
08-01-0009-05248
135-01-0009-038-001-0000
Con. Peq.
2,674.00
LC
36,767,500.00
11,030,250.00
2007 bal-11
281,967.93
157,847.93
439,815.86
08-01-0009-05249
135-01-0009-038-002-0000
Con. Peq.
175.00
LR
437,500.00
65,630.00
9,046.80
5,749.36
14,796.16
1998-11
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Item
No.
february 19 - 25, 2012
bikol reporter
Declared Owner
New T.D No.
Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Market
Value
New Assessed
Value
Year
Delinquent
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
Total
Delinquent
08-01-0009-05250
135-01-0009-038-003-0000
Con. Peq.
183.00
LR
457,500.00
68,630.00
1998-11
9,460.24
6,011.76
15,472.00
08-01-0009-05251
135-01-0009-038-004-0000
Con. Peq.
182.00
LR
455,000.00
68,250.00
1998-11
9,409.12
5,979.12
15,388.24
08-01-0009-05252
135-01-0009-038-005-0000
Con. Peq.
181.00
LR
452,500.00
67,880.00
2010-11
2,389.20
929.60
3,318.80
08-01-0009-05253
135-01-0009-038-006-0000
Con. Peq.
176.00
LR
440,000.00
66,000.00
1998-11
9,097.92
5,781.76
14,879.68
08-01-0009-05258
135-01-0009-038-010-0000
Con. Peq.
185.00
LR
462,500.00
69,380.00
1998-11
9,563.76
6,077.76
15,641.52
08-01-0009-05259
135-01-0009-038-011-0000
Con. Peq.
178.00
LR
445,000.00
66,750.00
1998-11
9,201.76
5,847.76
15,049.52
08-01-0009-05260
135-01-0009-038-012-0000
Con. Peq.
178.00
LR
445,000.00
66,750.00
1998-11
9,201.76
5,847.76
15,049.52
08-01-0009-05261
135-01-0009-038-013-0000
Con. Peq.
182.00
LR
455,000.00
68,250.00
1998-11
9,409.12
5,979.12
15,388.24
08-01-0009-05262
135-01-0009-038-014-0000
Con. Peq.
185.00
LR
462,500.00
69,380.00
1998-11
9,563.76
6,077.76
15,641.52
08-01-0009-05263
135-01-0009-038-015-0000
Con. Peq.
174.00
LR
435,000.00
65,250.00
1998-11
8,995.68
5,716.96
14,712.64
08-01-0009-05264
135-01-0009-038-016-0000
Con. Peq.
3,636.00
LR
9,090,000.00
1,363,500.00
1998-11
187,966.08
119,453.76
307,419.84
08-01-0009-05267
135-01-0009-038-019-0000
Con. Peq.
200.00
LR
500,000.00
75,000.00
1998-11
10,339.20
6,570.56
16,909.76
08-01-0009-05268
135-01-0009-038-020-0000
Con. Peq.
180.00
LR
450,000.00
67,500.00
2005-11
6,390.72
3,815.12
10,205.84
08-01-0009-05269
135-01-0009-038-021-0000
Con. Peq.
180.00
LR
495,000.00
74,250.00
2004-11
7,549.28
4,570.80
12,120.08
08-01-0009-05273
135-01-0009-038-025-0000
Con. Peq.
384.00
LR
960,000.00
144,000.00
1998-11
19,851.84
12,616.00
32,467.84
08-01-0009-05274
135-01-0009-038-026-0000
Con. Peq.
440.00
LR
1,100,000.00
165,000.00
2003-11
17,930.88
10,988.32
28,919.20
08-01-0009-05279
135-01-0009-038-030-0000
Con. Peq.
137.00
LR
342,500.00
51,380.00
1998-11
7,082.80
4,501.04
11,583.84
08-01-0009-05280
135-01-0009-038-031-0000
Con. Peq.
163.00
LR
448,250.00
67,240.00
1998-11
9,269.60
5,890.64
15,160.24
08-01-0009-05281
135-01-0009-038-032-0000
Con. Peq.
170.00
LR
467,500.00
70,130.00
1998-11
9,667.60
6,143.44
15,811.04
08-01-0009-05285
135-01-0009-038-035-0000
Con. Peq.
245.00
LR
673,750.00
101,060.00
2003-11
10,982.80
6,730.40
17,713.20
08-01-0009-05286
135-01-0009-038-036-0000
Con. Peq.
154.00
LR
423,500.00
63,530.00
1998-11
9,110.72
5,819.84
14,930.56
08-01-0009-05287
135-01-0009-038-037-0000
Con. Peq.
173.00
LR
432,500.00
64,880.00
1998-11
9,303.12
5,942.40
15,245.52
08-01-0009-05288
135-01-0009-038-038-0000
Con. Peq.
174.00
LR
435,000.00
65,250.00
1998-11
8,995.68
5,716.96
14,712.64
08-01-0009-05289
135-01-0009-038-039-0000
Con. Peq.
180.00
LR
450,000.00
67,500.00
1998-11
9,305.28
5,913.76
15,219.04
08-01-0009-05290
135-01-0009-038-040-0000
Con. Peq.
164.00
LR
451,000.00
67,650.00
1998-11
9,326.40
5,926.88
15,253.28
08-01-0009-05292
135-01-0009-038-042-0000
Con. Peq.
180.00
LR
450,000.00
67,500.00
1998-11
9,305.28
5,913.76
15,219.04
08-01-0009-05297
135-01-0009-038-045-0000
Con. Peq.
184.00
LR
460,000.00
69,000.00
1998-11
9,512.64
6,045.44
15,558.08
08-01-0009-05298
135-01-0009-038-046-0000
Con. Peq.
63.00
LR
173,250.00
25,990.00
1998-11
3,583.04
2,276.80
5,859.84
08-01-0009-05299
135-01-0009-038-047-0000
Con. Peq.
216.00
LR
540,000.00
81,000.00
1998-11
11,165.76
7,095.68
18,261.44
08-01-0009-05303
135-01-0009-038-051-0000
Con. Peq.
331.00
LR
827,500.00
124,130.00
1998-11
17,110.80
10,873.92
27,984.72
08-01-0009-05304
135-01-0009-038-052-0000
Con. Peq.
265.00
LR
662,500.00
99,380.00
2010-11
3,498.00
1,361.04
4,859.04
08-01-0009-05305
135-01-0009-038-053-0000
Con. Peq.
243.00
LR
607,500.00
91,130.00
1998-11
12,562.00
7,983.20
20,545.20
08-01-0009-05306
135-01-0009-038-054-0000
Con. Peq.
200.00
LR
500,000.00
75,000.00
1998-11
10,339.20
6,570.56
16,909.76
08-01-0009-05308
135-01-0009-038-056-0000
Con. Peq.
210.00
LR
525,000.00
78,750.00
1998-11
10,856.16
6,898.96
17,755.12
08-01-0009-05312
135-01-0009-038-060-0000
Con. Peq.
184.00
LR
460,000.00
69,000.00
2010-11
2,428.80
945.04
3,373.84
08-01-0009-05313
135-01-0009-038-061-0000
Con. Peq.
184.00
LR
460,000.00
69,000.00
1998-11
9,512.64
6,045.44
15,558.08
08-01-0009-05314
135-01-0009-038-062-0000
Con. Peq.
183.00
LR
457,500.00
68,630.00
1998-11
9,460.24
6,011.76
15,472.00
08-01-0009-05316
135-01-0009-038-064-0000
Con. Peq.
167.00
LR
459,250.00
68,890.00
1998-11
9,496.48
6,034.88
15,531.36
08-01-0009-05320
135-01-0009-038-066-0000
Con. Peq.
180.00
LR
450,000.00
67,500.00
2009-11
3,326.40
1,608.80
4,935.20
08-01-0009-05321
135-01-0009-038-067-0000
Con. Peq.
179.00
LR
447,500.00
67,130.00
1998-11
9,254.16
5,881.36
15,135.52
08-01-0009-05325
135-01-0009-038-071-0000
Con. Peq.
136.00
LR
340,000.00
51,000.00
1998-11
7,030.08
4,467.44
11,497.52
08-01-0009-05326
135-01-0009-038-072-0000
Con. Peq.
229.00
LR
572,500.00
85,880.00
1998-11
11,838.96
7,524.08
19,363.04
08-01-0009-05327
135-01-0009-038-073-0000
Con. Peq.
167.00
LR
417,500.00
62,630.00
1998-11
8,633.68
5,486.64
14,120.32
08-01-0009-05331
135-01-0009-038-077-0000
Con. Peq.
169.00
LR
422,500.00
63,380.00
1998-11
8,987.76
5,733.12
14,720.88
08-01-0009-05336
135-01-0009-038-082-0000
Con. Peq.
188.00
LR
470,000.00
70,500.00
1998-11
9,718.72
6,176.48
15,895.20
08-01-0009-05337
135-01-0009-038-083-0000
Con. Peq.
84.00
LR
210,000.00
31,500.00
1998-11
4,343.04
2,760.00
7,103.04
08-01-0009-05338
135-01-0009-038-084-0000
Con. Peq.
257.00
LR
642,500.00
96,380.00
1998-11
13,290.48
8,446.56
21,737.04
08-01-0009-05339
135-01-0009-038-085-0000
Con. Peq.
222.00
LR
555,000.00
83,250.00
1998-11
11,476.96
7,293.36
18,770.32
08-01-0009-05340
135-01-0009-038-086-0000
Con. Peq.
61.00
LR
152,500.00
22,880.00
1998-11
3,152.88
2,003.52
5,156.40
08-01-0009-05341
135-01-0009-038-087-0000
Con. Peq.
160.00
LR
240,000.00
36,000.00
1998-11
7,474.56
4,920.96
12,395.52
08-01-0009-05342
135-01-0009-038-088-0000
Con. Peq.
170.00
LR
425,000.00
63,750.00
1998-11
8,788.32
5,584.96
14,373.28
08-01-0009-05353
135-01-0009-039-004-0000
Con. Peq.
178.00
LR
445,000.00
66,750.00
1998-11
9,201.76
5,847.76
15,049.52
08-01-0009-05355
135-01-0009-039-006-0000
Con. Peq.
180.00
LR
450,000.00
67,500.00
1998-11
8,182.08
5,104.96
13,287.04
08-01-0009-05356
135-01-0009-039-007-0000
Con. Peq.
180.00
LR
450,000.00
67,500.00
1998-11
9,305.28
5,913.76
15,219.04
08-01-0009-05358
135-01-0009-039-009-0000
Con. Peq.
178.00
LR
445,000.00
66,750.00
1998-11
9,201.76
5,847.76
15,049.52
08-01-0009-05359
135-01-0009-039-010-0000
Con. Peq.
168.00
LR
420,000.00
63,000.00
1998-11
8,684.80
5,519.28
14,204.08
08-01-0009-05362
135-01-0009-039-013-0000
Con. Peq.
185.00
LR
462,500.00
69,380.00
2008-11
4,306.80
2,292.80
6,599.60
08-01-0009-05363
135-01-0009-039-014-0000
Con. Peq.
175.00
LR
437,500.00
65,630.00
1998-11
9,046.80
5,749.36
14,796.16
08-01-0009-05371
135-01-0009-039-020-0000
Con. Peq.
178.00
LR
445,000.00
66,750.00
2001-11
8,091.04
5,048.08
13,139.12
08-01-0009-05372
135-01-0009-039-021-0000
Con. Peq.
186.00
LR
465,000.00
69,750.00
2001-11
8,454.48
5,274.72
13,729.20
08-01-0009-05373
135-01-0009-039-022-0000
Con. Peq.
189.00
LR
472,500.00
70,880.00
1998-11
9,771.12
6,209.76
15,980.88
08-01-0009-05374
135-01-0009-039-023-0000
Con. Peq.
998.00
LR
2,495,000.00
374,250.00
1998-11
51,592.48
32,787.12
84,379.60
08-01-0009-05375
135-01-0009-039-024-0000
Con. Peq.
181.00
LR
452,500.00
67,880.00
1998-11
10,752.32
6,883.36
17,635.68
08-01-0009-05376
135-01-0009-039-025-0000
Con. Peq.
184.00
LR
460,000.00
69,000.00
1998-11
9,512.64
6,045.44
15,558.08
08-01-0009-05377
135-01-0009-039-026-0000
Con. Peq.
181.00
LR
452,500.00
67,880.00
1998-11
9,356.40
5,946.08
15,302.48
08-01-0009-05378
135-01-0009-039-027-0000
Con. Peq.
181.00
LR
452,500.00
67,880.00
1998-11
9,356.40
5,946.08
15,302.48
08-01-0009-05379
135-01-0009-039-028-0000
Con. Peq.
180.00
LR
450,000.00
67,500.00
1998-11
9,305.28
5,913.76
15,219.04
08-01-0009-05381
135-01-0009-039-030-0000
Con. Peq.
182.00
LR
455,000.00
68,250.00
1998-11
9,409.12
5,979.12
15,388.24
08-01-0009-05382
135-01-0009-039-031-0000
Con. Peq.
182.00
LR
455,000.00
68,250.00
1998-11
9,409.12
5,979.12
15,388.24
february 19 - 25, 2012

Item
No.
Declared Owner
bikol reporter
New T.D No.
Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Market
Value
New Assessed
Value
Year
Delinquent
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
7
Total
Delinquent
08-01-0009-05384
135-01-0009-039-033-0000
Con. Peq.
171.00
LR
427,500.00
64,130.00
1998-11
8,839.44
5,617.36
14,456.80
08-01-0009-05386
135-01-0009-039-035-0000
Con. Peq.
137.00
LR
376,750.00
56,510.00
1998-11
7,790.96
4,951.28
12,742.24
08-01-0009-05387
135-01-0009-039-036-0000
Con. Peq.
176.00
LR
440,000.00
66,000.00
1998-11
9,097.92
5,781.76
14,879.68
08-01-0009-05388
135-01-0009-039-037-0000
Con. Peq.
178.00
LR
445,000.00
66,750.00
1998-11
9,201.76
5,847.76
15,049.52
08-01-0009-05389
135-01-0009-039-038-0000
Con. Peq.
179.00
LR
447,500.00
67,130.00
1998-11
9,254.16
5,881.36
15,135.52
08-01-0009-05391
135-01-0009-039-040-0000
Con. Peq.
181.00
LR
452,500.00
67,880.00
1998-11
9,356.40
5,946.08
15,302.48
08-01-0009-05392
135-01-0009-039-041-0000
Con. Peq.
182.00
LR
455,000.00
68,250.00
1998-11
9,407.52
5,978.48
15,386.00
08-01-0009-05393
135-01-0009-039-042-0000
Con. Peq.
182.00
LR
455,000.00
68,250.00
1998-11
9,409.12
5,979.12
15,388.24
08-01-0009-05394
135-01-0009-039-043-0000
Con. Peq.
183.00
LR
457,500.00
68,630.00
1998-11
9,460.24
6,011.76
15,472.00
08-01-0009-05396
135-01-0009-039-045-0000
Con. Peq.
178.00
LR
445,000.00
66,750.00
1998-11
10,046.88
6,411.12
16,458.00
08-01-0009-05397
135-01-0009-039-046-0000
Con. Peq.
189.00
LR
472,500.00
70,880.00
1998-11
10,668.64
6,808.40
17,477.04
08-01-0009-05399
135-01-0009-039-048-0000
Con. Peq.
242.00
LR
605,000.00
90,750.00
1998-11
12,510.88
7,950.56
20,461.44
08-01-0009-05400
135-01-0009-039-049-0000
Con. Peq.
216.00
LR
540,000.00
81,000.00
1998-11
11,165.76
7,095.68
18,261.44
08-01-0009-05401
135-01-0009-039-050-0000
Con. Peq.
192.00
LR
480,000.00
72,000.00
1998-11
9,926.08
6,308.16
16,234.24
08-01-0009-05402
135-01-0009-039-051-0000
Con. Peq.
169.00
LR
422,500.00
63,380.00
1998-11
8,737.20
5,552.64
14,289.84
08-01-0009-05403
135-01-0009-039-052-0000
Con. Peq.
163.00
LR
407,500.00
61,130.00
1998-11
8,426.32
5,354.96
13,781.28
08-01-0009-05404
135-01-0009-039-053-0000
Con. Peq.
130.00
LR
325,000.00
48,750.00
1998-11
6,720.48
4,271.04
10,991.52
08-01-0009-05406
135-01-0009-039-055-0000
Con. Peq.
180.00
LR
450,000.00
67,500.00
1998-11
9,305.28
5,913.76
15,219.04
08-01-0009-05407
135-01-0009-039-056-0000
Con. Peq.
174.00
LR
478,500.00
71,780.00
1998-11
9,896.08
6,288.96
16,185.04
08-01-0009-05408
135-01-0009-039-057-0000
Con. Peq.
172.00
LR
430,000.00
64,500.00
1998-11
8,892.16
5,650.64
14,542.80
08-01-0009-05409
135-01-0009-039-058-0000
Con. Peq.
181.00
LR
497,750.00
74,660.00
1998-11
10,292.80
6,540.88
16,833.68
08-01-0009-05410
135-01-0009-039-059-0000
Con. Peq.
193.00
LR
482,500.00
72,380.00
1998-11
9,977.20
6,340.80
16,318.00
08-01-0009-05411
135-01-0009-039-060-0000
Con. Peq.
184.00
LR
460,000.00
69,000.00
1998-11
9,512.64
6,045.44
15,558.08
08-01-0009-05412
135-01-0009-039-061-0000
Con. Peq.
197.00
LR
492,500.00
73,880.00
1998-11
10,184.56
6,472.16
16,656.72
08-01-0009-05413
135-01-0009-039-062-0000
Con. Peq.
182.00
LR
455,000.00
68,250.00
1998-11
9,409.12
5,979.12
15,388.24
08-01-0009-05415
135-01-0009-039-064-0000
Con. Peq.
166.00
LR
415,000.00
62,250.00
1998-11
8,580.96
5,453.28
14,034.24
08-01-0009-05416
135-01-0009-039-065-0000
Con. Peq.
159.00
LR
397,500.00
59,630.00
1998-11
8,220.24
5,224.24
13,444.48
08-01-0009-05418
135-01-0009-039-067-0000
Con. Peq.
178.00
LR
445,000.00
66,750.00
1998-11
9,201.76
5,847.76
15,049.52
08-01-0009-05420
135-01-0009-039-069-0000
Con. Peq.
183.00
LR
457,500.00
68,630.00
1998-11
9,460.24
6,011.76
15,472.00
08-01-0009-05426
135-01-0009-039-075-0000
Con. Peq.
179.00
LR
447,500.00
67,130.00
1998-11
9,254.16
5,881.36
15,135.52
08-01-0009-05427
135-01-0009-039-076-0000
Con. Peq.
184.00
LR
460,000.00
69,000.00
1998-11
9,512.64
6,045.44
15,558.08
08-01-0009-05428
135-01-0009-039-077-0000
Con. Peq.
182.00
LR
455,000.00
68,250.00
1998-11
9,409.12
5,979.12
15,388.24
08-01-0009-05429
135-01-0009-039-078-0000
Con. Peq.
182.00
LR
455,000.00
68,250.00
1998-11
9,409.12
5,979.12
15,388.24
08-01-0009-05430
135-01-0009-039-079-0000
Con. Peq.
183.00
LR
457,500.00
67,880.00
1998-11
9,356.40
5,946.08
15,302.48
08-01-0009-05431
135-01-0009-039-080-0000
Con. Peq.
183.00
LR
457,500.00
68,630.00
1998-11
9,460.24
6,011.76
15,472.00
08-01-0009-05433
135-01-0009-039-082-0000
Con. Peq.
184.00
LR
460,000.00
69,000.00
1998-11
9,512.64
6,045.44
15,558.08
08-01-0009-05434
135-01-0009-039-083-0000
Con. Peq.
179.00
LR
492,250.00
73,840.00
1998-11
10,180.00
6,469.12
16,649.12
168 BUSTILLA, BEATO
08-01-0010-01341
135-01-0010-007-059-0000
Dayangdang
245.00
LR
735,000.00
110,250.00
2007 bal-11
6,479.35
3,883.16
10,362.51
169 BUSTILLA, BEATO
08-01-0010-00052
135-01-0010-001-017-0000
Dayangdang
547.00
LR
1,437,800.00
215,670.00
2007 bal-11
11,291.36
6,510.88
17,802.24
170 BUSTILLA, BEATO
08-01-0010-00049
135-01-0010-001-015-0000
Dayangdang
547.00
LR
1,437,800.00
215,670.00
2008 bal-11
8,817.54
5,091.20
13,908.74
171 BUSTILLA, BEATO
08-01-0010-00053
135-01-0010-001-018-0000
Dayangdang
547.00
LR
1,437,800.00
215,670.00
2008 bal-11
8,817.52
5,091.20
13,908.72
172 BUSTILLA, BEATO
08-01-0010-00054
135-01-0010-001-018-1001
Dayangdang
138.25
BR
128,572.50
2006 bal-08
2,971.57
2,745.94
5,717.51
173 BUSTILLA, BEATO
08-01-0010-00055
135-01-0010-001-018-1002
Dayangdang
363.28
BR
288,887.10
28,890.00
2006 bal-11
4,978.10
3,573.52
8,551.62
174 BUSTILLA, BEATO
08-01-0010-01340
135-01-0010-007-058-0000
Dayangdang
236.00
LR
708,000.00
106,200.00
2007 bal-11
6,241.34
3,740.52
9,981.86
175 PURIFICACION, MAFEL A.
08-01-0010-01086
135-01-0010-006-043-0000
Dayangdang
282.00
LR
846,000.00
126,900.00
2008-11
6,226.56
3,251.32
9,477.88
176 GIMPAYA, CRISANTO A.
08-01-0010-00613
135-01-0010-004-102-0000
Dayangdang
252.00
LR
756,000.00
113,400.00
2006-11
8,184.77
4,865.02
13,049.79
177 GIMPAYA, PILAR
08-01-0010-00615
135-01-0010-004-102-1002
Dayangdang
155.18
BR
788,779.84
197,200.00
2005-11
20,961.65
13,534.40
34,496.05
178 BARBOSA, JULIO M.
08-01-0010-01454
135-01-0010-007-123-0000
Dayangdang
340.00
LC
3,400,000.00
1,020,000.00
2007 bal-11
33,156.19
18,665.78
51,821.97
08-01-0010-01455
135-01-0010-007-123-1001
Dayangdang
243.85
BC
1,121,710.00
336,510.00
2008-11
18,839.36
10,029.52
28,868.88
08-01-0010-01457
135-01-0010-007-123-1003
Dayangdang
483.30
BC
1,498,471.65
599,390.00
2008-11
27,826.88
14,814.28
42,641.16
181 DIAZ, DOMINGO c/o BUSTARGA, ANECIA
08-01-0011-02296
135-01-0011-014-100-0000
Del Rosario
114.00
LR
228,000.00
34,200.00
2002-11
3,918.42
2,422.86
6,341.28
182 DIAZ, DOMINGO c/o FELIX, EDWIN
08-01-0011-01220
135-01-0011-008-142-0000
Del Rosario
150.00
LR
300,000.00
45,000.00
2003-11
4,701.60
2,885.98
7,587.58
183 FELIX, EDWIN
08-01-0011-01221
135-01-0011-008-142-1001
Del Rosario
48.00
BR
202,752.00
20,280.00
2007-11
1,935.26
1,107.70
3,042.96
184 BUSTARGA, ANECIA
08-01-0011-02297
135-01-0011-014-100-1001
Del Rosario
36.00
BR
205,920.00
20,590.00
2009-11
939.19
477.70
1,416.89
185 DIAZ, DOMINGO c/o IGLESIA, PRECILLANO
08-01-0011-02040
135-01-0011-013-016-0000
Del Rosario
130.00
LR
260,000.00
39,000.00
2009-11
1,647.36
731.82
2,379.18
186 IGLESIA, PRECILLANO
08-01-0011-02041
135-01-0011-013-016-1001
Del Rosario
36.00
BR
253,440.00
25,340.00
2009-11
1,489.28
747.92
2,237.20
187 TIERRA MINERVA PROP. c/o MUOZ, ZAIDA 08-01-0011-01446
135-01-0011-009-054-0000
Del Rosario
100.00
LR
200,000.00
30,000.00
2000-11
3,748.80
2,349.60
6,098.40
188 MUOZ, ZAIDA
08-01-0011-01447
135-01-0011-009-054-1001
Del Rosario
30.00
BR
189,420.00
18,940.00
2011
378.80
106.08
484.88
189 TIERRA MINERVA PROP. c/o CORTEZ, NENA 08-01-0011-01420
135-01-0011-009-039-0000
Del Rosario
100.00
LR
200,000.00
30,000.00
2007-11
1,936.52
1,129.72
3,066.24
190 CORTEZ, NENA
08-01-0011-01421
135-01-0011-009-039-1001
Del Rosario
60.00
BR
343,200.00
51,480.00
2007-11
2,422.68
1,413.33
3,836.01
191 TIERRA MINERVA PROP. c/o CALABIA, PLARIDEL 08-01-0011-01120
135-01-0011-008-092-0000
Del Rosario
138.00
LR
276,000.00
41,400.00
2002-11
4,743.20
2,932.64
7,675.84
192 CALABIA, PLARIDEL
08-01-0011-01121
135-01-0011-008-092-1001
Del Rosario
30.00
BR
190,080.00
19,010.00
2010-11
760.48
304.16
1,064.64
193 TIERRA MINERVA PROP. c/o PARPAN, ROSEVIDA
08-01-0011-01751
135-01-0011-010-039-0000
Del Rosario
100.00
LR
200,000.00
30,000.00
2009-11
1,267.20
624.24
1,891.44
194 PARPAN, ROSEVIDA
08-01-0011-01752
135-01-0011-010-039-1001
Del Rosario
36.00
BR
205,920.00
20,590.00
2009-11
1,235.40
625.94
1,861.34
195 TIERRA MINERVA PROP. c/o BICALDO, YOLANDA 08-01-0011-01737
135-01-0011-010-032-0000
Del Rosario
214.00
LR
470,800.00
70,620.00
2007(2-4)-11
5,062.40
2,822.32
7,884.72
196 ROXAS, EDGARDO
08-01-0011-00148
135-01-0011-002-003-0000
Del Rosario
10,000.00
LR
1,300,000.00
195,000.00
2001-11
19,760.00
12,424.05
32,184.05
197 TIGER CONSTRUCTION DEVT. CORP.
08-01-0011-00622
135-01-0011-004-162-0000
Del Rosario
905.00
LR
2,715,000.00
407,250.00
2008-11
21,068.40
11,216.24
32,284.64
08-01-0011-00612
135-01-0011-004-152-0000
Del Rosario
908.00
LR
2,724,000.00
408,600.00
2006-11
29,855.04
17,529.60
47,384.64
08-01-0011-00614
135-01-0011-004-154-0000
Del Rosario
766.00
LR
2,298,000.00
344,700.00
2006-11
25,186.08
14,788.00
39,974.08
8
Item
No.
february 19 - 25, 2012
bikol reporter
Declared Owner
New T.D No.
Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Market
Value
New Assessed
Value
Year
Delinquent
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
Total
Delinquent
08-01-0011-00509
135-01-0011-004-078-0000
Del Rosario
1,002.00
LR
2,523,600.00
378,540.00
2008-11
19,583.44
10,425.52
30,008.96
08-01-0011-00508
135-01-0011-004-077-0000
Del Rosario
939.00
LR
2,878,200.00
431,730.00
2007-11
22,560.00
12,733.84
35,293.84
08-01-0011-00621
135-01-0011-004-161-0000
Del Rosario
759.00
LR
2,277,000.00
341,550.00
2008-11
17,669.52
9,406.80
27,076.32
08-01-0011-00611
135-01-0011-004-151-0000
Del Rosario
754.00
LR
2,262,000.00
339,300.00
2007-11
21,172.32
11,950.64
33,122.96
08-01-0011-00613
135-01-0011-004-153-0000
Del Rosario
907.00
LR
2,721,000.00
408,150.00
2006-11
29,822.16
17,510.08
47,332.24
205 KHO, WILLIE O.
08-01-0011-00615
135-01-0011-004-155-0000
Del Rosario
916.00
LR
2,748,000.00
412,200.00
2006-11
24,094.24
14,147.04
38,241.28
206 GUYSAYKO, CRISANTO JR. D.
08-01-0011-00663
135-01-0011-004-203-0000
Del Rosario
2,262.00
LR
7,722,000.00
1,158,300.00
2002-11
123,682.00
74,997.12
198,679.12
08-01-0011-03278
135-01-0011-028-098-0000
Del Rosario
924.00
LR
2,310,000.00
346,500.00
2006-11
30,381.12
17,838.40
48,219.52
08-01-0011-03363
135-01-0011-029-083-0000
Del Rosario
260.00
LR
650,000.00
97,500.00
2006-11
8,548.80
5,019.44
13,568.24
209 GUYSAYKO, MA. LUISA D. ET. AL.
08-01-0011-03313
135-01-0011-029-031-0000
Del Rosario
287.00
LR
717,500.00
107,630.00
2006-11
9,436.56
5,540.56
14,977.12
08-01-0011-03302
135-01-0011-029-020-0000
Del Rosario
199.00
LR
497,500.00
74,630.00
2006-11
6,543.12
3,841.84
10,384.96
08-01-0011-03300
135-01-0011-029-018-0000
Del Rosario
183.00
LR
457,500.00
68,630.00
2006-11
5,989.68
3,517.04
9,506.72
212 GUYSAYKO, JR. CRISANTO D. ET. AL.
08-01-0011-00392
135-01-0011-030-009-0000
Del Rosario
205.00
LR
512,500.00
76,880.00
2006-11
6,740.40
3,957.68
10,698.08
08-01-0011-03111
135-01-0011-027-003-0000
Del Rosario
224.00
LR
560,000.00
84,000.00
2006-11
7,365.12
4,324.48
11,689.60
08-01-0011-03121
135-01-0011-027-013-0000
Del Rosario
371.00
LR
1,020,250.00
153,040.00
2006-11
13,417.84
7,878.24
21,296.08
08-01-0011-03122
135-01-0011-027-014-0000
Del Rosario
231.00
LR
577,500.00
86,630.00
2006-11
7,595.28
4,459.52
12,054.80
08-01-0011-03125
135-01-0011-027-017-0000
Del Rosario
356.00
LR
979,000.00
146,850.00
2006-11
12,875.36
7,559.68
20,435.04
08-01-0011-03126
135-01-0011-027-018-0000
Del Rosario
204.00
LR
510,000.00
76,500.00
2006-11
6,707.52
3,938.40
10,645.92
08-01-0011-03127
135-01-0011-027-019-0000
Del Rosario
223.00
LR
557,500.00
83,630.00
2006-11
7,332.24
4,305.28
11,637.52
08-01-0011-03128
135-01-0011-027-020-0000
Del Rosario
227.00
LR
567,500.00
85,130.00
2006-11
4,194.96
2,028.80
6,223.76
08-01-0011-03130
135-01-0011-027-022-0000
Del Rosario
408.00
LR
1,020,000.00
153,000.00
2006-11
14,585.04
8,616.32
23,201.36
08-01-0011-03131
135-01-0011-027-023-0000
Del Rosario
250.00
LR
625,000.00
93,750.00
2006-11
8,220.00
4,826.40
13,046.40
08-01-0011-03132
135-01-0011-027-024-0000
Del Rosario
241.00
LR
602,500.00
90,380.00
2006-11
7,924.08
4,652.56
12,576.64
08-01-0011-03133
135-01-0011-027-025-0000
Del Rosario
233.00
LR
582,500.00
87,380.00
2009-11
4,305.84
2,082.48
6,388.32
08-01-0011-03134
135-01-0011-027-026-0000
Del Rosario
224.00
LR
560,000.00
84,000.00
2006-11
7,365.12
4,324.48
11,689.60
08-01-0011-03135
135-01-0011-027-027-0000
Del Rosario
225.00
LR
562,500.00
84,380.00
2006-11
7,398.00
4,343.76
11,741.76
08-01-0011-03137
135-01-0011-027-029-0000
Del Rosario
233.00
LR
582,500.00
87,380.00
2006-11
7,661.04
4,498.32
12,159.36
08-01-0011-03138
135-01-0011-027-030-0000
Del Rosario
296.00
LR
740,000.00
111,000.00
2006-11
9,732.48
5,714.40
15,446.88
08-01-0011-03139
135-01-0011-027-031-0000
Del Rosario
259.00
LR
647,500.00
97,130.00
2006-11
8,515.92
5,000.24
13,516.16
08-01-0011-03141
135-01-0011-027-033-0000
Del Rosario
242.00
LR
605,000.00
90,750.00
2006-11
7,956.96
4,671.84
12,628.80
08-01-0011-03142
135-01-0011-027-034-0000
Del Rosario
245.00
LR
612,500.00
91,880.00
2006-11
8,055.60
4,729.84
12,785.44
08-01-0011-03146
135-01-0011-027-038-0000
Del Rosario
186.00
LR
465,000.00
69,750.00
2006-11
6,115.68
3,590.80
9,706.48
08-01-0011-03149
135-01-0011-027-041-0000
Del Rosario
360.00
LR
990,000.00
148,500.00
2010-11
5,227.20
2,033.84
7,261.04
08-01-0011-03150
135-01-0011-027-042-0000
Del Rosario
224.00
LR
560,000.00
84,000.00
2006-11
7,365.12
4,324.48
11,689.60
08-01-0011-03153
135-01-0011-027-045-0000
Del Rosario
188.00
LR
470,000.00
70,500.00
2006-11
6,181.44
3,629.60
9,811.04
08-01-0011-03157
135-01-0011-027-049-0000
Del Rosario
204.00
LR
510,000.00
76,500.00
2006-11
6,707.52
3,938.40
10,645.92
08-01-0011-03158
135-01-0011-027-050-0000
Del Rosario
195.00
LR
487,500.00
73,130.00
2006-11
6,411.60
3,764.56
10,176.16
08-01-0011-03159
135-01-0011-027-051-0000
Del Rosario
183.00
LR
457,500.00
68,630.00
2006-11
6,017.04
3,533.04
9,550.08
08-01-0011-03160
135-01-0011-027-052-0000
Del Rosario
239.00
LR
597,500.00
89,630.00
2006-11
7,858.32
4,614.08
12,472.40
08-01-0011-03161
135-01-0011-027-053-0000
Del Rosario
187.00
LR
467,500.00
70,130.00
2006-11
6,148.56
3,610.00
9,758.56
08-01-0011-03162
135-01-0011-027-054-0000
Del Rosario
188.00
LR
470,000.00
70,500.00
2010-11
2,481.60
965.60
3,447.20
08-01-0011-03163
135-01-0011-027-055-0000
Del Rosario
353.00
LR
882,500.00
132,380.00
2006-11
12,619.04
7,454.72
20,073.76
08-01-0011-03164
135-01-0011-027-056-0000
Del Rosario
372.00
LR
1,023,000.00
153,450.00
2006-11
13,454.96
7,900.08
21,355.04
08-01-0011-03165
135-01-0011-027-057-0000
Del Rosario
214.00
LR
535,000.00
80,250.00
2006-11
7,036.32
4,131.44
11,167.76
08-01-0011-03166
135-01-0011-027-058-0000
Del Rosario
223.00
LR
557,500.00
83,630.00
2006-11
7,332.24
4,305.28
11,637.52
08-01-0011-03168
135-01-0011-027-060-0000
Del Rosario
325.00
LR
812,500.00
121,880.00
2006-11
10,686.00
6,274.32
16,960.32
08-01-0011-03169
135-01-0011-027-061-0000
Del Rosario
49.00
LR
122,500.00
18,380.00
2006-11
1,611.12
946.00
2,557.12
08-01-0011-03171
135-01-0011-027-063-0000
Del Rosario
566.00
LR
1,415,000.00
212,250.00
2006-11
17,518.24
10,285.92
27,804.16
08-01-0011-03172
135-01-0011-027-064-0000
Del Rosario
580.00
LR
1,450,000.00
217,500.00
2006-11
17,886.72
10,502.32
28,389.04
08-01-0011-03174
135-01-0011-027-066-0000
Del Rosario
559.00
LR
1,397,500.00
209,630.00
2006-11
17,360.64
10,193.52
27,554.16
08-01-0011-03175
135-01-0011-027-067-0000
Del Rosario
531.00
LR
1,327,500.00
199,130.00
2010-11
6,645.12
2,585.52
9,230.64
08-01-0011-03176
135-01-0011-027-068-0000
Del Rosario
100.00
LR
250,000.00
37,500.00
2006-11
3,288.00
1,930.56
5,218.56
08-01-0011-03177
135-01-0011-027-069-0000
Del Rosario
9,167.00
LR
9,837,000.00
1,475,550.00
2006-11
129,376.00
75,963.52
205,339.52
08-01-0011-03178
135-01-0011-027-070-0000
Del Rosario
4,653.00
LRd
11,632,500.00
1,744,800.00
2006-11
152,990.64
89,829.12
242,819.76
08-01-0011-03179
135-01-0011-027-071-0000
Del Rosario
976.00
LR
2,440,000.00
366,000.00
2006-11
32,090.88
18,842.24
50,933.12
08-01-0011-03180
135-01-0011-027-072-0000
Del Rosario
2,217.00
LRd
5,542,500.00
831,380.00
2006-11
72,894.96
42,800.40
115,695.36
08-01-0011-03184
135-01-0011-028-004-0000
Del Rosario
253.00
LR
632,500.00
94,880.00
2006-11
8,318.64
4,884.48
13,203.12
08-01-0011-03185
135-01-0011-028-005-0000
Del Rosario
242.00
LR
605,000.00
90,750.00
2006-11
7,956.96
4,671.84
12,628.80
08-01-0011-03186
135-01-0011-028-006-0000
Del Rosario
483.00
LR
1,328,250.00
199,240.00
2006-11
17,468.96
10,256.96
27,725.92
08-01-0011-03187
135-01-0011-028-007-0000
Del Rosario
433.00
LR
1,190,750.00
178,610.00
2006-11
17,344.32
10,272.56
27,616.88
08-01-0011-03191
135-01-0011-028-011-0000
Del Rosario
205.00
LR
205,000.00
76,880.00
2006-11
6,740.40
3,957.68
10,698.08
08-01-0011-03192
135-01-0011-028-012-0000
Del Rosario
206.00
LR
515,000.00
77,250.00
2006-11
6,773.28
3,976.88
10,750.16
08-01-0011-03193
135-01-0011-028-013-0000
Del Rosario
213.00
LR
532,500.00
79,880.00
2006-11
7,003.44
4,112.24
11,115.68
08-01-0011-03195
135-01-0011-028-015-0000
Del Rosario
227.00
LR
567,500.00
85,130.00
2006-11
7,463.76
4,382.24
11,846.00
08-01-0011-03196
135-01-0011-028-016-0000
Del Rosario
429.00
LR
1,179,750.00
176,960.00
2008-11
10,986.32
5,848.72
16,835.04
08-01-0011-03197
135-01-0011-028-017-0000
Del Rosario
254.00
LR
635,000.00
95,250.00
2006-11
8,351.52
4,903.68
13,255.20
08-01-0011-03198
135-01-0011-028-018-0000
Del Rosario
370.00
LR
1,017,500.00
152,630.00
2006-11
13,382.16
7,857.28
21,239.44
08-01-0011-03199
135-01-0011-028-019-0000
Del Rosario
207.00
LR
517,500.00
77,630.00
2008-11
4,818.96
2,565.44
7,384.40
08-01-0011-03200
135-01-0011-028-020-0000
Del Rosario
221.00
LR
552,500.00
82,880.00
2006-11
7,266.48
4,266.48
11,532.96
08-01-0011-03201
135-01-0011-028-021-0000
Del Rosario
235.00
LR
587,500.00
88,130.00
2006-11
7,726.80
4,536.80
12,263.60
08-01-0011-03204
135-01-0011-028-024-0000
Del Rosario
233.00
LR
582,500.00
87,380.00
2006-11
7,661.04
4,498.32
12,159.36
08-01-0011-03205
135-01-0011-028-025-0000
Del Rosario
235.00
LR
587,500.00
88,130.00
2008-11
5,470.80
2,912.48
8,383.28
february 19 - 25, 2012

Item
No.
Declared Owner
bikol reporter
New T.D No.
Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Market
Value
New Assessed
Value
Year
Delinquent
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
9
Total
Delinquent
08-01-0011-03208
135-01-0011-028-028-0000
Del Rosario
355.00
LR
976,250.00
146,440.00
2006-11
12,839.68
7,539.04
20,378.72
08-01-0011-03209
135-01-0011-028-029-0000
Del Rosario
407.00
LR
1,119,250.00
167,890.00
2006-11
14,720.80
8,643.28
23,364.08
08-01-0011-03211
135-01-0011-028-031-0000
Del Rosario
202.00
LR
505,000.00
75,750.00
2006-11
6,641.76
3,899.60
10,541.36
08-01-0011-03213
135-01-0011-028-033-0000
Del Rosario
192.00
LR
480,000.00
72,000.00
2006-11
6,312.96
3,706.56
10,019.52
08-01-0011-03214
135-01-0011-028-034-0000
Del Rosario
216.00
LR
540,000.00
81,000.00
2006-11
7,102.08
4,169.92
11,272.00
08-01-0011-03215
135-01-0011-028-035-0000
Del Rosario
218.00
LR
545,000.00
81,750.00
2006-11
7,167.84
4,208.72
11,376.56
08-01-0011-03216
135-01-0011-028-036-0000
Del Rosario
211.00
LR
527,500.00
79,130.00
2006-11
6,937.68
4,073.44
11,011.12
08-01-0011-03218
135-01-0011-028-038-0000
Del Rosario
198.00
LR
495,000.00
74,250.00
2010-11
2,613.60
1,016.96
3,630.56
08-01-0011-03220
135-01-0011-028-040-0000
Del Rosario
263.00
LR
657,500.00
98,630.00
2006-11
8,647.44
5,077.52
13,724.96
08-01-0011-03221
135-01-0011-028-041-0000
Del Rosario
392.00
LR
1,078,000.00
161,700.00
2006-11
14,178.32
8,324.64
22,502.96
08-01-0011-03223
135-01-0011-028-043-0000
Del Rosario
350.00
LR
962,500.00
144,380.00
2008-11
8,962.80
4,771.52
13,734.32
08-01-0011-03224
135-01-0011-028-044-0000
Del Rosario
243.00
LR
607,500.00
91,130.00
2006-11
7,989.84
4,691.36
12,681.20
08-01-0011-03227
135-01-0011-028-047-0000
Del Rosario
251.00
LR
627,500.00
94,130.00
2008-11
5,843.28
3,110.80
8,954.08
08-01-0011-03228
135-01-0011-028-048-0000
Del Rosario
291.00
LR
727,500.00
109,130.00
2008-11
6,774.48
3,606.48
10,380.96
08-01-0011-03233
135-01-0011-028-053-0000
Del Rosario
214.00
LR
535,000.00
80,250.00
2008-11
4,981.92
2,652.24
7,634.16
08-01-0011-03235
135-01-0011-028-055-0000
Del Rosario
184.00
LR
460,000.00
69,000.00
2006-11
6,049.92
3,552.32
9,602.24
08-01-0011-03236
135-01-0011-028-056-0000
Del Rosario
181.00
LR
452,500.00
67,880.00
2006-11
5,951.28
3,494.24
9,445.52
08-01-0011-03237
135-01-0011-028-057-0000
Del Rosario
371.00
LR
1,020,250.00
153,040.00
2008-11
9,500.24
5,057.60
14,557.84
08-01-0011-03239
135-01-0011-028-059-0000
Del Rosario
189.00
LR
472,500.00
70,880.00
2008-11
4,399.92
2,342.40
6,742.32
08-01-0011-03240
135-01-0011-028-060-0000
Del Rosario
282.00
LR
705,000.00
105,750.00
2008-11
6,564.96
3,494.96
10,059.92
08-01-0011-03243
135-01-0011-028-063-0000
Del Rosario
269.00
LR
672,500.00
100,880.00
2006-11
8,844.72
5,193.28
14,038.00
08-01-0011-03244
135-01-0011-028-064-0000
Del Rosario
222.00
LR
555,000.00
83,250.00
2006-11
7,299.36
4,285.68
11,585.04
08-01-0011-03245
135-01-0011-028-065-0000
Del Rosario
269.00
LR
672,500.00
100,880.00
2006-11
8,844.72
5,193.28
14,038.00
08-01-0011-03246
135-01-0011-028-066-0000
Del Rosario
213.00
LR
532,500.00
79,880.00
2006-11
7,003.44
4,112.24
11,115.68
08-01-0011-03248
135-01-0011-028-068-0000
Del Rosario
123.00
LR
307,500.00
46,130.00
2006-11
4,044.24
2,374.72
6,418.96
08-01-0011-03249
135-01-0011-028-069-0000
Del Rosario
407.00
LR
1,017,500.00
152,630.00
2008-11
8,804.80
4,687.36
13,492.16
08-01-0011-03250
135-01-0011-028-070-0000
Del Rosario
238.00
LR
595,000.00
89,250.00
2008-11
5,540.64
2,949.76
8,490.40
08-01-0011-03251
135-01-0011-028-071-0000
Del Rosario
218.00
LR
545,000.00
81,750.00
2008-11
5,075.04
2,701.84
7,776.88
08-01-0011-03257
135-01-0011-028-077-0000
Del Rosario
180.00
LR
450,000.00
67,500.00
2006-11
5,918.40
3,475.04
9,393.44
08-01-0011-03258
135-01-0011-028-078-0000
Del Rosario
181.00
LR
452,500.00
67,880.00
2008-11
4,213.68
2,243.20
6,456.88
08-01-0011-03261
135-01-0011-028-081-0000
Del Rosario
194.00
LR
485,000.00
72,750.00
2009-11
3,585.12
1,733.92
5,319.04
08-01-0011-03264
135-01-0011-028-084-0000
Del Rosario
205.00
LR
512,500.00
76,880.00
2006-11
6,740.40
3,957.68
10,698.08
08-01-0011-03265
135-01-0011-028-085-0000
Del Rosario
357.00
LR
981,750.00
147,260.00
2006-11
12,912.40
7,581.12
20,493.52
08-01-0011-03266
135-01-0011-028-086-0000
Del Rosario
181.00
LR
452,500.00
67,880.00
2006-11
5,951.28
3,494.24
9,445.52
08-01-0011-03267
135-01-0011-028-087-0000
Del Rosario
186.00
LR
465,000.00
69,750.00
2006-11
6,115.68
3,590.80
9,706.48
08-01-0011-03268
135-01-0011-028-088-0000
Del Rosario
185.00
LR
462,500.00
69,380.00
2006-11
6,082.80
3,571.52
9,654.32
08-01-0011-03270
135-01-0011-028-090-0000
Del Rosario
187.00
LR
457,500.00
70,130.00
2008-11
4,353.36
2,317.52
6,670.88
08-01-0011-03279
135-01-0011-028-099-0000
Del Rosario
347.00
LR
867,500.00
130,120.00
2006-11
11,409.36
6,698.88
18,108.24
08-01-0011-03280
135-01-0011-028-100-0000
Del Rosario
2,232.00
LR
5,580,000.00
535,680.00
2006-11
73,388.16
43,090.00
116,478.16
08-01-0011-03282
135-01-0011-028-103-0000
Del Rosario
1,573.00
LR
3,932,500.00
589,880.00
2006-11
51,720.24
30,367.84
82,088.08
08-01-0011-03283
135-01-0011-029-001-0000
Del Rosario
222.00
LR
555,000.00
83,250.00
2006-11
7,299.36
4,285.68
11,585.04
08-01-0011-03284
135-01-0011-029-002-0000
Del Rosario
237.00
LR
592,500.00
88,880.00
2008-11
5,517.36
2,937.20
8,454.56
08-01-0011-03289
135-01-0011-029-007-0000
Del Rosario
220.00
LR
550,000.00
82,500.00
2006-11
7,233.60
4,247.20
11,480.80
08-01-0011-03291
135-01-0011-029-009-0000
Del Rosario
230.00
LR
575,000.00
86,250.00
2009-11
4,250.40
2,055.68
6,306.08
08-01-0011-03292
135-01-0011-029-010-0000
Del Rosario
416.00
LR
1,144,000.00
171,600.00
2008-11
10,652.64
5,671.12
16,323.76
08-01-0011-03295
135-01-0011-029-013-0000
Del Rosario
208.00
LR
520,000.00
78,000.00
2006-11
6,839.04
4,015.88
10,854.92
08-01-0011-03297
135-01-0011-029-015-0000
Del Rosario
201.00
LR
502,500.00
75,380.00
2006-11
6,608.88
3,880.40
10,489.28
08-01-0011-03298
135-01-0011-029-016-0000
Del Rosario
196.00
LR
490,000.00
73,500.00
2009-11
3,622.08
1,751.76
5,373.84
08-01-0011-03299
135-01-0011-029-017-0000
Del Rosario
188.00
LR
470,000.00
70,500.00
2006-11
6,181.44
3,629.60
9,811.04
08-01-0011-03301
135-01-0011-029-019-0000
Del Rosario
184.00
LR
460,000.00
69,000.00
2006-11
6,049.92
3,552.32
9,602.24
08-01-0011-03303
135-01-0011-029-021-0000
Del Rosario
185.00
lR
462,500.00
69,380.00
2006-11
6,082.80
3,571.52
9,654.32
08-01-0011-03304
135-01-0011-029-022-0000
Del Rosario
183.00
LR
457,500.00
68,630.00
2006-11
6,017.04
3,533.04
9,550.08
08-01-0011-03305
135-01-0011-029-023-0000
Del Rosario
220.00
LR
550,000.00
82,500.00
2009-11
4,065.60
1,966.24
6,031.84
08-01-0011-03306
135-01-0011-029-024-0000
Del Rosario
182.00
LR
455,000.00
68,250.00
2006-11
5,984.16
3,513.52
9,497.68
08-01-0011-03307
135-01-0011-029-025-0000
Del Rosario
209.00
LR
522,500.00
78,380.00
2006-11
6,871.92
4,034.96
10,906.88
08-01-0011-03308
135-01-0011-029-026-0000
Del Rosario
208.00
LR
520,000.00
78,000.00
2006-11
6,839.04
4,015.68
10,854.72
08-01-0011-03309
135-01-0011-029-027-0000
Del Rosario
210.00
LR
525,000.00
78,750.00
2006-11
6,904.80
4,054.16
10,958.96
08-01-0011-03311
135-01-0011-029-029-0000
Del Rosario
97.00
LR
242,500.00
36,380.00
2006-11
3,189.36
1,872.48
5,061.84
08-01-0011-03312
135-01-0011-029-030-0000
Del Rosario
396.00
LR
1,089,000.00
163,350.00
2008-11
10,140.48
5,398.48
15,538.96
08-01-0011-03314
135-01-0011-029-032-0000
Del Rosario
247.00
LR
617,500.00
92,630.00
2008-11
5,750.16
3,061.12
8,811.28
08-01-0011-03315
135-01-0011-029-033-0000
Del Rosario
414.00
LR
1,138,500.00
170,780.00
2008-11
10,602.16
5,644.24
16,246.40
08-01-0011-03316
135-01-0011-029-034-0000
Del Rosario
132.00
LR
330,000.00
49,500.00
2006-11
4,340.16
2,548.24
6,888.40
08-01-0011-03318
135-01-0011-029-036-0000
Del Rosario
320.00
LR
800,000.00
120,000.00
2008-11
7,449.60
3,965.92
11,415.52
08-01-0011-03323
135-01-0011-029-041-0000
Del Rosario
206.00
LR
515,000.00
77,250.00
2008-11
4,795.68
2,553.04
7,348.72
08-01-0011-03324
135-01-0011-029-042-0000
Del Rosario
211.00
LR
527,500.00
79,130.00
2008-11
4,912.08
2,615.04
7,527.12
08-01-0011-03325
135-01-0011-029-043-0000
Del Rosario
315.00
LR
787,500.00
118,130.00
2008-11
7,333.20
3,904.00
11,237.20
08-01-0011-03330
135-01-0011-029-048-0000
Del Rosario
503.00
LR
1,257,500.00
188,630.00
2006-11
16,538.64
9,710.88
26,249.52
08-01-0011-03331
135-01-0011-029-049-0000
Del Rosario
271.00
LR
677,500.00
101,630.00
2008-11
6,308.88
3,358.64
9,667.52
08-01-0011-03332
135-01-0011-029-050-0000
Del Rosario
30.00
LR
75,000.00
7,200.00
2006-11
986.40
579.20
1,565.60
08-01-0011-03334
135-01-0011-029-052-0000
Del Rosario
209.00
LR
522,500.00
78,380.00
2006-11
6,871.92
4,034.96
10,906.88
08-01-0011-03335
135-01-0011-029-053-0000
Del Rosario
213.00
LR
532,500.00
79,880.00
2006-11
7,003.44
4,112.24
11,115.68
08-01-0011-03336
135-01-0011-029-054-0000
Del Rosario
224.00
LR
560,000.00
84,000.00
2006-11
7,365.12
4,324.48
11,689.60
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Item
No.
Declared Owner
february 19 - 25, 2012

New T.D No.
Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Market
Value
New Assessed
Value
Year
Delinquent
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
Total
Delinquent
08-01-0011-03338
135-01-0011-029-056-0000
Del Rosario
226.00
LR
565,000.00
84,750.00
2008-11
5,261.28
2,800.96
8,062.24
08-01-0011-03339
135-01-0011-029-057-0000
Del Rosario
205.00
LR
512,500.00
76,880.00
2008-11
4,772.40
2,540.72
7,313.12
08-01-0011-03340
135-01-0011-029-058-0000
Del Rosario
222.00
LR
555,000.00
83,250.00
2006-11
7,299.36
4,285.68
11,585.04
08-01-0011-03341
135-01-0011-029-059-0000
Del Rosario
234.00
LR
585,000.00
87,750.00
2006-11
7,693.92
4,517.60
12,211.52
08-01-0011-03342
135-01-0011-029-060-0000
Del Rosario
224.00
LR
560,000.00
84,000.00
2006-11
7,365.12
4,324.48
11,689.60
08-01-0011-03344
135-01-0011-029-063-0000
Del Rosario
31.00
LR
77,500.00
11,630.00
2006-11
1,019.28
598.40
1,617.68
08-01-0011-03345
135-01-0011-029-064-0000
Del Rosario
205.00
LR
512,500.00
76,880.00
2008-11
4,772.40
2,540.72
7,313.12
08-01-0011-03346
135-01-0011-029-065-0000
Del Rosario
205.00
LR
512,500.00
76,880.00
2008-11
4,772.40
2,540.72
7,313.12
08-01-0011-03347
135-01-0011-029-066-0000
Del Rosario
402.00
LR
1,105,500.00
165,830.00
2009-11
8,172.08
3,952.32
12,124.40
08-01-0011-03348
135-01-0011-029-067-0000
Del Rosario
326.00
LR
815,000.00
122,250.00
2006-11
10,718.88
6,293.60
17,012.48
08-01-0011-03349
135-01-0011-029-068-0000
Del Rosario
332.00
LR
830,000.00
124,500.00
2006-11
10,916.16
6,409.36
17,325.52
08-01-0011-03350
135-01-0011-029-069-0000
Del Rosario
324.00
LR
810,000.00
121,500.00
2008-11
7,542.72
4,015.52
11,558.24
08-01-0011-03351
135-01-0011-029-070-0000
Del Rosario
398.00
LR
1,094,500.00
164,180.00
2006-11
14,394.64
8,451.92
22,846.56
08-01-0011-03352
135-01-0011-029-071-0000
Del Rosario
403.00
LR
1,108,250.00
166,240.00
2006-11
14,575.52
8,557.92
23,133.44
08-01-0011-03353
135-01-0011-029-072-0000
Del Rosario
240.00
LR
600,000.00
90,000.00
2006-11
7,891.20
4,633.36
12,524.56
08-01-0011-03354
135-01-0011-029-073-0000
Del Rosario
240.00
LR
600,000.00
90,000.00
2006-11
7,891.20
4,633.36
12,524.56
08-01-0011-03361
135-01-0011-029-081-0000
Del Rosario
240.00
LR
600,000.00
90,000.00
2006-11
7,891.20
4,633.36
12,524.56
08-01-0011-03362
135-01-0011-029-082-0000
Del Rosario
289.00
LR
722,500.00
108,380.00
2009-11
5,340.72
2,582.96
7,923.68
08-01-0011-03366
135-01-0011-029-086-0000
Del Rosario
6,069.00
LR
15,172,500.00
2,275,880.00
2006-11
199,548.72
117,165.76
316,714.48
08-01-0011-03378
135-01-0011-029-099-0000
Del Rosario
644.00
LR
1,610,000.00
241,500.00
2006-11
21,174.72
12,432.88
33,607.60
08-01-0011-03379
135-01-0011-029-100-0000
Del Rosario
7,214.00
LR
18,035,000.00
2,705,250.00
2006-11
237,196.32
139,270.64
376,466.96
08-01-0011-03382
135-01-0011-029-103-0000
Del Rosario
1,952.00
LR
4,880,000.00
732,000.00
2006-11
63,085.76
37,040.88
100,126.64
08-01-0011-03383
135-01-0011-030-001-0000
Del Rosario
225.00
LR
562,500.00
84,380.00
2006-11
7,398.00
4,343.76
11,741.76
08-01-0011-03384
135-01-0011-030-002-0000
Del Rosario
238.00
LR
89,250.00
89,250.00
2006-11
7,825.44
4,594.88
12,420.32
08-01-0011-03385
135-01-0011-030-003-0000
Del Rosario
247.00
LR
617,500.00
92,630.00
2006-11
8,121.36
4,768.32
12,889.68
08-01-0011-03386
135-01-0011-030-004-0000
Del Rosario
232.00
LR
580,000.00
87,000.00
2006-11
7,628.16
4,478.80
12,106.96
08-01-0011-03387
135-01-0011-030-005-0000
Del Rosario
205.00
LR
512,500.00
76,880.00
2006-11
6,740.40
3,957.68
10,698.08
08-01-0011-03388
135-01-0011-030-006-0000
Del Rosario
192.00
LR
480,000.00
72,000.00
2006-11
6,312.96
3,706.56
10,019.52
08-01-0011-03390
135-01-0011-030-008-0000
Del Rosario
195.00
LR
487,500.00
73,130.00
2006-11
6,411.60
3,764.56
10,176.16
08-01-0011-03391
135-01-0011-030-010-0000
Del Rosario
218.00
LR
545,000.00
81,750.00
2006-11
7,167.84
4,208.72
11,376.56
08-01-0011-03392
135-01-0011-030-011-0000
Del Rosario
238.00
LR
595,000.00
89,250.00
2006-11
6,740.40
3,957.68
10,698.08
08-01-0011-03393
135-01-0011-030-012-0000
Del Rosario
384.00
LR
1,056,000.00
158,400.00
2006-11
13,889.12
8,154.88
22,044.00
08-01-0011-03394
135-01-0011-030-013-0000
Del Rosario
437.00
LR
1,201,750.00
180,260.00
2009-11
8,883.52
4,296.40
13,179.92
08-01-0011-03395
135-01-0011-030-014-0000
Del Rosario
209.00
LR
522,500.00
78,380.00
2009-11
6,871.92
4,034.96
10,906.88
08-01-0011-03396
135-01-0011-030-015-0000
Del Rosario
200.00
LR
500,000.00
75,000.00
2006-11
6,576.00
3,861.12
10,437.12
08-01-0011-03397
135-01-0011-030-016-0000
Del Rosario
200.00
LR
500,000.00
75,000.00
2006-11
1,644.00
965.28
2,609.28
08-01-0011-03399
135-01-0011-030-018-0000
Del Rosario
202.00
LR
505,000.00
75,750.00
2006-11
6,641.76
3,899.60
10,541.36
08-01-0011-03402
135-01-0011-030-021-0000
Del Rosario
370.00
LR
1,017,500.00
152,630.00
2006-11
13,382.16
7,857.28
21,239.44
08-01-0011-03403
135-01-0011-030-022-0000
Del Rosario
216.00
LR
540,000.00
81,000.00
2006-11
7,102.08
4,169.92
11,272.00
08-01-0011-03404
135-01-0011-030-023-0000
Del Rosario
205.00
LR
512,500.00
76,880.00
2008-11
4,772.40
2,540.72
7,313.12
08-01-0011-03405
135-01-0011-030-024-0000
Del Rosario
224.00
LR
560,000.00
84,000.00
2008-11
5,214.72
2,776.16
7,990.88
08-01-0011-03407
135-01-0011-030-026-0000
Del Rosario
219.00
LR
547,500.00
82,130.00
2006-11
7,200.72
4,228.00
11,428.72
08-01-0011-03409
135-01-0011-030-028-0000
Del Rosario
226.00
LR
565,000.00
84,750.00
2006-11
7,430.88
4,363.04
11,793.92
08-01-0011-03413
135-01-0011-030-032-0000
Del Rosario
209.00
LR
522,500.00
78,380.00
2009-11
3,862.32
1,868.00
5,730.32
08-01-0011-03414
135-01-0011-030-033-0000
Del Rosario
199.00
LR
497,500.00
74,630.00
2006-11
6,543.12
3,841.84
10,384.96
08-01-0011-03415
135-01-0011-030-034-0000
Del Rosario
202.00
LR
505,000.00
75,750.00
2006-11
6,641.76
3,899.60
10,541.36
08-01-0011-03416
135-01-0011-030-035-0000
Del Rosario
202.00
LR
505,000.00
75,750.00
2006-11
6,641.76
3,899.60
10,541.36
08-01-0011-03417
135-01-0011-030-036-0000
Del Rosario
201.00
LR
502,500.00
75,380.00
2006-11
6,608.88
3,880.40
10,489.28
08-01-0011-03418
135-01-0011-030-037-0000
Del Rosario
369.00
LR
1,014,750.00
152,210.00
2006-11
13,346.64
7,836.56
21,183.20
08-01-0011-03422
135-01-0011-030-041-0000
Del Rosario
198.00
LR
495,000.00
74,250.00
2006-11
6,510.24
3,822.64
10,332.88
08-01-0011-03424
135-01-0011-030-043-0000
Del Rosario
394.00
LR
1,083,500.00
162,530.00
2006-11
14,250.80
8,367.44
22,618.24
08-01-0011-03426
135-01-0011-030-045-0000
Del Rosario
340.00
LR
850,000.00
127,500.00
2008-11
7,915.20
4,213.84
12,129.04
08-01-0011-03427
135-01-0011-030-046-0000
Del Rosario
437.00
LR
1,201,750.00
180,260.00
2007-11
13,498.40
7,619.12
21,117.52
08-01-0011-03428
135-01-0011-030-047-0000
Del Rosario
313.00
LR
782,500.00
117,380.00
2009-11
5,784.24
2,797.52
8,581.76
08-01-0011-03431
135-01-0011-030-050-0000
Del Rosario
413.00
LR
1,135,750.00
170,360.00
2006-11
14,937.20
8,770.24
23,707.44
08-01-0011-03433
135-01-0011-030-052-0000
Del Rosario
50.00
LR
125,000.00
18,750.00
2006-11
1,644.00
965.28
2,609.28
08-01-0011-03434
135-01-0011-030-053-0000
Del Rosario
319.00
LR
797,500.00
119,630.00
2008-11
7,426.32
3,953.60
11,379.92
08-01-0011-03435
135-01-0011-030-054-0000
Del Rosario
404.00
LR
1,010,000.00
151,500.00
2008-11
9,405.12
5,007.04
14,412.16
08-01-0011-03436
135-01-0011-030-055-0000
Del Rosario
251.00
LR
627,500.00
94,130.00
2008-11
5,843.28
3,110.80
8,954.08
08-01-0011-03437
135-01-0011-030-056-0000
Del Rosario
202.00
LR
505,000.00
75,750.00
2006-11
6,641.76
3,899.60
10,541.36
08-01-0011-03438
135-01-0011-030-057-0000
Del Rosario
210.00
LR
525,000.00
78,750.00
2006-11
6,904.80
4,054.16
10,958.96
08-01-0011-03441
135-01-0011-030-060-0000
Del Rosario
204.00
LR
510,000.00
76,500.00
2006-11
6,707.52
3,938.40
10,645.92
08-01-0011-03442
135-01-0011-030-061-0000
Del Rosario
214.00
LR
535,000.00
80,250.00
2006-11
7,036.32
4,131.44
11,167.76
08-01-0011-03443
135-01-0011-030-062-0000
Del Rosario
201.00
LR
502,500.00
75,380.00
2006-11
6,608.88
3,880.40
10,489.28
08-01-0011-03444
135-01-0011-030-063-0000
Del Rosario
203.00
LR
507,500.00
76,130.00
2006-11
6,674.64
3,919.20
10,593.84
08-01-0011-03445
135-01-0011-030-064-0000
Del Rosario
201.00
LR
502,500.00
75,380.00
2006-11
6,608.88
3,880.40
10,489.28
08-01-0011-03446
135-01-0011-030-065-0000
Del Rosario
195.00
LR
487,500.00
73,130.00
2006-11
6,411.60
3,764.56
10,176.16
08-01-0011-03448
135-01-0011-030-067-0000
Del Rosario
181.00
LR
452,500.00
67,880.00
2006-11
5,951.28
3,494.24
9,445.52
08-01-0011-03452
135-01-0011-030-071-0000
Del Rosario
235.00
LR
587,500.00
88,130.00
2008-11
5,470.80
2,912.48
8,383.28
08-01-0011-03456
135-01-0011-030-075-0000
Del Rosario
216.00
LR
540,000.00
81,000.00
2008-11
5,028.48
2,676.96
7,705.44
08-01-0011-03458
135-01-0011-030-077-0000
Del Rosario
268.00
LR
670,000.00
100,500.00
2006-11
8,811.84
5,174.00
13,985.84
08-01-0011-03459
135-01-0011-030-078-0000
Del Rosario
185.00
LR
462,500.00
69,380.00
2006-11
6,082.80
3,571.52
9,654.32
february 19 - 25, 2012

Item
No.
Declared Owner
bikol reporter
New T.D No.
Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Market
Value
New Assessed
Value
Year
Delinquent
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
11
Total
Delinquent
08-01-0011-03461
135-01-0011-030-080-0000
Del Rosario
785.00
LR
1,962,500.00
294,380.00
2006-11
25,810.80
15,154.88
40,965.68
08-01-0011-03462
135-01-0011-030-081-0000
Del Rosario
2,397.00
LR
5,995,500.00
898,880.00
2006-11
78,813.76
46,275.36
125,089.12
08-01-0011-03463
135-01-0011-030-082-0000
Del Rosario
2,202.00
LR
5,505,000.00
825,750.00
2006-11
72,401.76
42,510.80
114,912.56
08-01-0011-03464
135-01-0011-030-083-0000
Del Rosario
1,745.00
LR
4,362,500.00
654,380.00
2006-11
57,375.60
33,688.24
91,063.84
08-01-0011-03465
135-01-0011-030-084-0000
Del Rosario
1,149.00
LR
2,872,500.00
430,880.00
2006-11
37,779.12
22,182.16
59,961.28
08-01-0011-03467
135-01-0011-031-002-0000
Del Rosario
183.00
LR
457,500.00
68,630.00
2006-11
6,017.04
3,533.04
9,550.08
08-01-0011-03469
135-01-0011-031-004-0000
Del Rosario
427.00
LR
1,174,250.00
176,140.00
2006-11
15,444.16
9,068.00
24,512.16
08-01-0011-03485
135-01-0011-031-020-0000
Del Rosario
1,021.00
LR
2,552,500.00
382,880.00
2006-11
33,570.48
19,710.96
53,281.44
08-01-0011-03489
135-01-0011-032-003-0000
Del Rosario
231.00
LR
577,500.00
86,630.00
2006-11
7,595.28
4,459.52
12,054.80
08-01-0011-03490
135-01-0011-032-004-0000
Del Rosario
194.00
LR
485,000.00
72,750.00
2008-11
4,516.32
2,404.40
6,920.72
08-01-0011-03491
135-01-0011-032-005-0000
Del Rosario
235.00
LR
587,500.00
88,130.00
2008-11
5,470.80
2,912.48
8,383.28
08-01-0011-03493
135-01-0011-032-007-0000
Del Rosario
208.00
LR
520,000.00
78,000.00
2006-11
6,839.04
4,015.68
10,854.72
08-01-0011-03494
135-01-0011-032-008-0000
Del Rosario
195.00
LR
487,500.00
73,130.00
2006-11
6,411.60
3,764.56
10,176.16
08-01-0011-03495
135-01-0011-032-009-0000
Del Rosario
217.00
LR
542,500.00
81,380.00
2008-11
5,051.76
2,689.36
7,741.12
08-01-0011-03496
135-01-0011-032-010-0000
Del Rosario
250.00
LR
625,000.00
93,750.00
2008-11
5,820.00
3,098.40
8,918.40
08-01-0011-03497
135-01-0011-032-011-0000
Del Rosario
221.00
LR
552,500.00
82,880.00
2006-11
7,266.50
4,266.48
11,532.98
08-01-0011-03499
135-01-0011-032-013-0000
Del Rosario
201.00
LR
502,500.00
75,380.00
2006-11
6,608.88
3,880.40
10,489.28
08-01-0011-03500
135-01-0011-032-014-0000
Del Rosario
368.00
LR
1,012,000.00
151,800.00
2008-11
9,423.52
5,016.88
14,440.40
08-01-0011-03501
135-01-0011-032-016-0000
Del Rosario
191.00
LR
477,500.00
71,630.00
2006-11
6,280.08
3,687.28
9,967.36
08-01-0011-03502
135-01-0011-032-017-0000
Del Rosario
196.00
LR
490,000.00
73,500.00
2006-11
6,444.48
3,783.84
10,228.32
08-01-0011-03503
135-01-0011-032-018-0000
Del Rosario
190.00
LR
475,000.00
71,250.00
2006-11
6,247.20
3,668.08
9,915.28
08-01-0011-03504
135-01-0011-032-019-0000
Del Rosario
293.00
LR
732,500.00
109,880.00
2008-11
6,821.04
3,631.36
10,452.40
08-01-0011-03505
135-01-0011-032-020-0000
Del Rosario
223.00
LR
557,500.00
83,630.00
2009-11
4,121.04
1,993.12
6,114.16
08-01-0011-03508
135-01-0011-032-024-0000
Del Rosario
347.00
LR
867,500.00
130,130.00
2006-11
11,409.36
6,698.88
18,108.24
08-01-0011-03509
135-01-0011-032-025-0000
Del Rosario
405.00
LR
1,012,500.00
151,880.00
2006-11
14,478.08
8,553.20
23,031.28
08-01-0011-03510
135-01-0011-032-026-0000
Del Rosario
398.00
LR
995,000.00
149,250.00
2008-11
9,265.44
4,932.72
14,198.16
08-01-0011-03511
135-01-0011-032-027-0000
Del Rosario
252.00
LR
630,000.00
94,500.00
2008-11
5,866.56
3,123.12
8,989.68
08-01-0011-03512
135-01-0011-032-028-0000
Del Rosario
995.00
LR
2,487,500.00
373,130.00
2006-11
35,569.44
21,012.96
56,582.40
08-01-0011-03513
135-01-0011-032-029-0000
Del Rosario
407.00
LR
1,017,500.00
152,630.00
2006-11
10,251.84
5,500.88
15,752.72
08-01-0011-03517
135-01-0011-032-033-0000
Del Rosario
184.00
LR
460,000.00
69,000.00
2006-11
6,049.92
3,552.32
9,602.24
08-01-0011-03518
135-01-0011-032-034-0000
Del Rosario
368.00
LR
1,012,000.00
151,800.00
2008-11
9,423.52
5,016.88
14,440.40
08-01-0011-03520
135-01-0011-032-036-0000
Del Rosario
835.00
LR
2,087,500.00
313,130.00
2006-11
27,454.80
16,120.16
43,574.96
08-01-0011-03521
135-01-0011-032-037-0000
Del Rosario
1,998.00
LR
4,995,000.00
749,250.00
2006-11
65,694.24
38,572.72
104,266.96
08-01-0011-03660
135-01-0011-032-021-0000
Del Rosario
237.00
LR
592,500.00
88,880.00
2008-11
5,517.76
2,937.20
8,454.96
08-01-0011-03702
135-01-0011-028-097-0000
Del Rosario
10,199.00
LR
3,059,700.00
458,960.00
2006-11
174,403.20
119,695.68
294,098.88
08-01-0011-03703
135-01-0011-028-079-0000
Del Rosario
9,615.00
LR
4,807,500.00
721,120.00
2006-11
181,723.20
121,610.40
303,333.60
08-01-0011-03704
135-01-0011-031-019-0000
Del Rosario
12,336.00
LR
3,700,800.00
555,120.00
2006-11
210,945.60
144,775.28
355,720.88
08-01-0011-03914
135-01-0011-029-076-0000
Del Rosario
240.00
LR
600,000.00
90,000.00
2006-11
7,891.20
4,633.36
12,524.56
08-01-0011-03915
135-01-0011-029-062-0000
Del Rosario
204.00
LR
510,000.00
76,500.00
2006-11
6,707.52
3,938.40
10,645.92
455 DATO, MANILA S. ET. AL.
08-01-0014-00120
135-01-0014-002-058-0000
Lerma
602.00
LR
2,107,000.00
316,050.00
2009-11
15,246.24
7,332.37
22,578.61
456 PAHATI, ALFREDO & NANCY
08-02-0015-00388
135-02-0015-005-006-0000
Liboton
323.00
LR
969,000.00
145,350.00
2010-11
4,263.60
1,658.96
5,922.56
457 PAHATI, ALFREDO & NANCY
08-02-0015-00389
135-02-0015-005-006-1001
Liboton
96.00
BR
828,310.50
207,080.00
2010-11
5,646.32
2,196.88
7,843.20
458 PAHATI, ALFREDO
08-02-0015-00387
135-02-0015-005-005-0000
Liboton
300.00
LR
900,000.00
135,000.00
2010-11
3,960.00
1,540.80
5,500.80
459 DEL ROSARIO, MAGDALENA
08-02-0016-00360
135-02-0016-003-013-0000
Mabulo
460 CITY GOLD VENTURES CORP.
08-02-0017-00810
135-02-0017-007-005-0000
Pacol
461 VILLAFUERTE, JOJO
08-02-0019-01373
135-02-0019-016-029-1001
462 NIOSCO, CESARIO
08-02-0019-00928
463 BORJA, CRISPO
312.00
LR
1,478,000.00
221,700.00
2004-11
15,001.76
8,918.32
23,920.08
32,894.00
LR
9,869,400.00
1,480,410.00
2008-11
126,723.12
72,291.36
199,014.48
Peafrancia
113.92
BR
190,702.08
19,070.00
1994-11
17,926.56
11,763.00
29,689.56
135-02-0019-011-016-1001
Peafrancia
186.40
BR
469,499.00
70,417.50
2005-11
14,470.26
10,464.98
24,935.24
08-02-0019-00681
135-02-0019-006-099-0000
Peafrancia
1,042.00
LR
2,605,000.00
390,750.00
2006-11
27,408.32
16,092.88
43,501.20
464 SABIO, FELICISIMO
08-02-0019-00686
135-02-0019-006-099-1005
Peafrancia
136.69
BR
92,265.75
1989-08
7,482.63
11,196.38
18,679.01
465 MABAGOS, CARLOS A.
08-02-0019-01526
135-02-0019-018-001-0000
Peafrancia
222.00
LR
2,220,000.00
333,000.00
2006 bal-11
14,097.04
8,842.93
22,939.97
466 MABAGOS, JOSE
08-02-0019-01527
135-02-0019-018-001-1001
Peafrancia
90.78
BR
73,531.80
2005-08
1,188.98
855.92
2,044.90
467 MORENO, VENANCIO
08-02-0019-00892
135-02-0019-010-040-1002
Peafrancia
160.00
BR
148,800.00
2008
1,249.20
899.44
2,148.64
468 JOVELLANOS, FRANCIS
08-02-0019-01693
135-02-0019-005-034-0000
Peafrancia
1,247.00
LC
9,842,000.00
1,476,300.00
2007-11
60,626.48
36,560.64
97,187.12
08-02-0019-01153
135-02-0019-014-001-1001
Peafrancia
133.30
BR
103,974.00
2002-08
4,515.28
3,250.80
7,766.08
08-02-0019-01173
135-02-0019-014-014-1003
Peafrancia
199.76
BR
155,812.80
1998-08
5,413.76
3,897.84
9,311.60
471 ROA, NILO
08-02-0021-00633
135-02-0021-006-030-0000
Sta Cruz
494.00
LR
1,091,900.00
285,290.00
2004 bal-11
22,043.16
14,247.20
36,290.36
472 ROA, NILO
08-02-0021-00634
135-02-0021-006-030-1001
Sta Cruz
244.76
BR
430,722.63
64,610.00
2004-11
14,056.72
9,293.76
23,350.48
473 ATANACIO, GAUDENCIO & MARGARITA
08-02-0022-01188
135-02-0022-008-120-0000
San Felipe
334.00
LR
1,002,000.00
150,300.00
2006-11
10,179.12
5,870.20
16,049.32
474 ATANACIO, GAUDENCIO & MARGARITA
08-02-0022-01796
135-02-0022-011-185-0000
San Felipe
1.36
LA
54,018.36
13,500.00
2007-11
1,230.60
699.20
1,929.80
475 UBAA, SOCORRO A.
08-02-0022-03028
135-02-0022-020-051-0000
San Felipe
50.00
LR
125,000.00
18,750.00
2010-11
282.16
107.28
389.44
476 UBAA, SOCORRO A.
08-02-0022-03029
135-02-0022-020-051-1001
San Felipe
40.00
BR
203,320.00
20,330.00
2006-11
2,258.20
1,418.96
3,677.16
477 PRADES, EDITA A.
08-02-0022-04188
135-02-0022-021-446-0000
San Felipe
60.00
LR
150,000.00
22,500.00
2007-11
1,010.88
570.56
1,581.44
478 PRADES, EDITA A.
08-02-0022-04189
135-02-0022-021-446-1001
San Felipe
48.00
BR
263,560.00
26,360.00
2007-11
2,486.64
1,452.96
3,939.60
479 EXEQUIEL, MODESTA
08-02-0022-00574
135-02-0022-006-004-0000
San Felipe
221.00
LA
1,657,500.00
248,630.00
2008-11
4,350.36
2,318.08
6,668.44
480 BRONDIAL, IRENEO
08-02-0023-00242
135-02-0023-003-011-0000
San Francisco
962.00
LC
10,215,000.00
1,532,250.00
2008-11
14,165.22
8,102.32
22,267.54
481 DIAZ, MARITA
08-01-0025-00108
135-01-0025-001-060-0000
Tabuco
66.00
LC
660,000.00
99,000.00
2008-11
7,698.90
4,187.99
11,886.89
482 RODRIGUEZ, VALENTIN C.
08-01-0026-00626
135-01-0026-007-068-0000
Tinago
3,064.00
LR
5,115,600.00
767,340.00
2007 bal-11
41,731.98
25,283.64
67,015.62
483 SANCHEZ, NOE JOJO MARAVILLA
08-01-0026-00232
135-01-0026-002-084-0000
Tinago
89.00
LR
311,500.00
46,730.00
2006 bal-11
5,028.92
3,331.92
8,360.84
13,490,594.44
BIKOL REPORTER
Published: FEBRUARY 12 and 19, 2012
(Sgd.) HELEN T. ROSALES

City Treasurer
12 bikol reporter
february 19 - 25, 2012

DOH Pneumonia top killer disease . . .
CAREER GUIDANCE
fernandez/arcilla
Graduating students of San Jose Pili National High School (upper photo) were enlightened as to
what career path they are to tread upon leaving the portals of their high school alma mater as
representatives of various colleges and other educational institutions, professionals of various
vocations as well as those from DepEd, DOLE and TESDA took turns in expounding the practicality
as well as the potential of some of the college courses in the labor market today. Lower inset photos
show (left to right) Shirley Vibares, Senior TESD Specialist (TESDA); Annabelle Tuy, Guidance
Counselor-SeaICT; Rodresha Torallo, Designated CamSur PESO Manager; Wilfredo Taduran, Senior
Labor Employment Officer (DOLE) and Ismael Maligaya, Asst. Animation Trainor (CamSur Animation)
who, among others, provided enlightenment. The project is part of the human resources development
program of Gov LRay Villafuerte designed to produce globally competitive manpower.
Alcala orders BFAR to stop . . .

Dennis Del Socorro, the
regional director of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic
Resources (BFAR) based
here said his office is under
firm instruction from the DA
secretary into initiating an intensified crack down on illegal fishers and clear away unlawful activities in the Pass.
The Secretarys instruction was first issued verbally
during his consultation meeting with local government officials, fishermen and farmers
in Bicol held in Albay and
Sorsogon last Jan. 26 and it
was reiterated in writing received by the BFAR regional
office over the week indicat-
ing that he really means business in curtailing illegal fishing in the area, Del Socorro
said.
The problem was brought
before the agriculture secretary by the local officials in
the municipalities of Donsol of Sorsogon, Pioduran
in Albay, Balatan, Bula and
Pasacao in Camarines Sur
and Claveria and San Pascual
in Masbate, all towns covering the municipal waters of
Burias Pass, he said.
According to reports, superlight, trawl and blast fishing have been rampant in the
area depriving marginal fishermen of their only means
from my window . . .
laboratory at Elis Point.
Mayor Arnie B. Fuentebella, the Congresmans son,
who heard this immediately wrote the Philippine Drug and
Enforcement Agency requesting to investigate immediately and
go with him to Elis Point in Patitinan, Sagnay, Cam. Sur. He also
requested the Provincial Director of the PNP, CamSur to go with
them. They went to Elis Point and did not find any shabu or drug
laboratory as denounced by Gov. LRay on the radio.
Mayor Arnie challenged L-Ray to have a blood test together
with Cong. Noli Fuentebella to see if who is taking drugs. He
said he is sure that his father, Noli, is not taking drugs. He also
challenged that the blood test be joint and should also include
their family. Arnie said he wants his mother, his brother Wimpy
and himself be included together with L-Ray, his sons and wife.
This challenged was hurled two weeks ago and there is
no reply from Gov. L-Ray. This challenge exists because the
Fuentebella family wants to show everyone that Cong. Noli
Fuentebella does not take drugs and if Gov. L-Ray is taking
drugs or not. Noli eats well and heartily but a dietitian controls his
weight to what just fit and right for him. Oftentimes, he cheats on
his dietitian. His companion while exercising told me that when
they see a taxi, he calls it and they go to a restaurant. There, he
eats his favorite foods with gusto without the knowledge of his
dietitian and his wife.
*****
We have seen on TV how the Corona impeachment trial
is proceeding. For me, it is informative, educational and
entertaining with Sen. Miriam Santiagos antics. If Chief Justice
Renato C. Corona filed his assets and liabilities and networth
(SALN) truthfully, this would not be the basis to impeach him.
Ill wait for the presentation of his defense before making my
conclusion, but heres Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Antonio Carpios dissenting opinion on the TRO of the PS Bank
published in the Feb. 14, 2012 issue of the Philippine Daily
Inquirer: Chief Justice Corona has the obligation to disclose
these foreign currency assets to the people who have the right
to know his assets. The strict disclosure rules of the Foreign
Currency Deposit Act of the Philippines (Republic Act No. 6426)
on dollar accounts were intended to protect foreign depositors
not Filipinos. He added that R.A. 6426 had also repealed or
modified by the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for
Public Officials and Employees (Republic Act No. 6713) which
says that government officials have the obligation to disclose
their assets and that the public has the right to know such
assets.
By trying hard to prevent the presentation of evidence against
Corona, his defense lawyers make people think Corona is hiding
something.
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of livelihood. There are over
10,000 fisherfolk families
from these costal municipalities that rely solely on fishing
for their daily existence, according to Del Socorro.
Immediately after receiving the first order from Alcala,
the BFAR regional chief said
his office started coordinating with local officials given
that municipal waters are
under the operational jurisdiction of local government
units (LGUs) and the BFARs
mandate over these waters is
only general supervision on
municipal fisheries.
Under this mandate, Del
Socorro said, the BFAR,
in coordination with LGUs
could enforce fishery laws
and prosecute offenders. We
have been doing these even
without an instruction from
our higher office but since
this is not only our functions,
we greatly rely on LGUs in
safeguarding their municipal
waters.
Avelino said an average

of 3,708 deaths was recorded
since 2005 due to pneumonia
making this disease the leading cause of death.
The study also revealed
that, aside from pneumonia,
other top killer diseases for
the past five years were heart
diseases, strokes, and tuberculosis.
Asked if the DOH regularly conducts study on the
leading cause of disease morbidity and mortality, Avelino
said his office conducts regular studies.
However, the 2011 study
is not yet available for they
are still in the process of consolidating data coming from
the various provincial health
offices.
Pneumonia is an inflammation of the lung tissue afThe BFAR had also been
working hand in hand with
the maritime police of the
Philippine National Police
(PNP), Philippine Navy (PN)
and the Philippine Coast
Guard (PCG) in enforcing
fishery laws particularly Republic Act 8550 or the Philippine Fisheries Code of 1998
that provides for the development, management and conservation of the fisheries and
aquatic resources,
There have been several
apprehensions and charges
filed before local courts
against violators caught along
Burias Pass. Some were convicted and fined by the courts
and some of the cases are
pending, he said.
Nonetheless, Del Socorro
said, we are initiating more
seaborne patrols along with
the maritime police, PNs
Naval District Command and
the PSG in this more intensified anti-illegal fishing campaign until we are able to
wipe out these illegal activi(Turn to page 13)
a question of . . .
classmates in my barrio had not seen a high school classroom. In
my Caramoan hometown, not many have earned a doctorate.
If most young people have elementary grades education,
how can they enjoy a life free from penury and want? If they
are wretchedly poor, how can they own decent houses, avail
themselves of medical care or travel abroad to satisfy their
hunger for the exotic? What they can do is dream and hope for
a miracle.
But enjoy the good life? Too distant for them.
The lack of schooling has condemned many Filipinos to
poverty which is inherited by their children and their childrens
children. Scholarship grants are offered by some Albay
politicians, benefitting a few in urban areas, leaving out those in
distant communities.
But you know politicians, their hearts bleed when they seek
public office. Once installed, even their crocodile tears dry up.
Emil Saavedra, a well-respected mediaman in Naga City,
said politicians are there not for you but for themselves. Emil
has eagles eyes not to know how the politicos mind works. All
they care are their pockets.
When I was running a column in the Naga City-based
Bikol Standard Daily published by now Minalabac Mayor Gil
D. Basmayor, Emil was my fellow columnist, one of the best in
Bicols premier city.
Many believe that politicians have done more harm than
good to the country. They belong to an affluent small group of
powerful individuals called the oligarchy which controls the lives
and fortunes of people in their fieldom.
An American professor who came over years ago to conduct
a study on why the Philippines, despite its resources and welleducated professionals, has fallen behind its once impoverished
Asian neighbors said the oligarchs are much to blame.
A creation of the unlamented Spanish regime, the oligarchs
do not want the country to prosper because they will lose their
power and influence and everything they have worked for.
But that will be good for you and me. We wont have to wish
being born in a wealthy land.
fecting one or both sides of

the chest that often occurs as
a result of an infection caused
by a lot of different micro-organisms viruses (eg respiratory syncytial virus), bacteria, fungi (eg histoplasmosis),
parasites as well as corrosive
chemicals breathed into the
lungs or toxic smoke inhalation from a fire.
A study of the World

Health Organization (WHO)
meanwhile reveals that pneumonia is the leading cause of
death in children worldwide
that kills an estimated 1.4
million children under the
age of five years every year
more than AIDS, malaria,
and tuberculosis combined.
-Marlon A Loterte
Republic of the Philippines

OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR
Libmanan, Camarines Sur
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
In compliance with Section No. 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a
notice is hereby served to the public that LUCY B. COBERTUMEN, has filed with this Office a Petition for Change
of First Name from LUZ to LUCY in the birth certificate
of LUZ B. CO who was born on 27 OCTOBER 1960 at
Poblacion, Libmanan, Camarines Sur and whose parents
are DOMINGO CO and BEATRIZ BUENCONSEJO.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his
written opposition with this office not later than MARCH 3,
2012.

(Sgd.) EMILIE A. DAIRAO

Municipal Civil Registrar
BIKOL REPORTER
Published: February 19 and 26, 2012
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE

WITH ABSOLUTE SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that the named parties are
the surviving children of the late BUENAVENTURA C.
ADRIANO who died on November 22, 2010 at Naga City,
without leaving any WILL nor TESTAMENT left a parcel of
land situated in the Municipality of Pili, Province of Camarines
Sur, the parties with full civil capacity to contract hereby
adjudicate among themselves pro-indiviso the mentioned
property; that for and in consideration of the sum of FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND (P500,000.00) pesos, in hand paid
by SALVACION B. AZORES, the heirs/vendor hereby SELL,
TRANSFER, CONVEY and DELIVER by way of ABSOLUTE
SALE the mentioned property as stated in the Extrajudicial
Settlement of Estate with Absolute sale signed by the parties,
acknowledged before Notary Public Atty. Jose T. Rojas, Doc.
No. 199, Page No. 40, Book No. 10, Series of 2012.
BIKOL REPORTER
Published: FEBRUARY 19, 26 and March 3, 2012
DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE

WITH SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that the named parties are the spouse
and only child of the late JUAN ASTIBE who died intestate
and without known debts on August 13, 1992 at Nabua,
Camarines Sur, left a parcel of irrigated riceland situated at
San Juan, Nabua, Camarines Sur, the parties with full civil
capacity to contract hereby adjudicate unto themselves
the described land; that for and in consideration of the sum
of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY THOUSAND (P130,000.00)
pesos, in hand paid by DAVID GARLANDO, the heirs/vendor
hereby SELL, CEDE, TRANSFER and CONVEY unto David
Garlando, his heirs, successors and assigns the described
land as stated in the Deed of Extrajudicial Settlement of
Estate with Sale signed by the parties, acknowledged before
Notary Public Atty. Maximino a. Badilla, Doc. No. 3715, Page
No. 43, Book No. VII, Series of 2011.
BIKOL REPORTER
Published: FEBRUARY 19, 26 and March 3, 2012
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE

WITH ABSOLUTE SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that the named parties are the
surviving spouse and children of the late ALFREDO
BARCINAS who died on December 23, 2006 at Corner
Dahlia and Margarita Streets, Villamonte, Bacolod City, left
no known debts, neither WILL or TESTAMENT left certain
real property located at Brgy. Del Rosario and Del Carmen,
Minalabac, Camarines Sur; the parties with full civil capacity
to contract hereby agree to divide and adjudicate among
themselves pro-indiviso the mentioned property; that for
and in consideration of the sum of FIFTY THOUSAND
(P50,000.00) pesos, in hand paid by MARIA ELENA
ALCANTARA VILLANUEVA, the heirs/vendor hereby SELL,
CEDE, TRANSFER and CONVEY by way of ABSOLUTE
SALE a portion of ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE (125)
SQUARE METERS of the mentioned property as stated
in the Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate with Absolute sale
signed by the parties, acknowledged before Notary Public
Atty. Edmundo F. Manlapao, Jr., Doc. No. 29, Page No. 6,
Book No. XVI, Series of 2012.
BIKOL REPORTER
Published: FEBRUARY 5, 12 and 19, 2012
february 19 - 25, 2012
bikol reporter
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tinagba Gayon Bicol 2012 showdown winners bared

E-trikes soon to hit the road
NAGA CITY -- With
the Department of Energy (DOE) on the helm
of its newest campaign
to ensure a more cleaner
and safer air for the next
generation, the streets all
over the country will soon
be filled with practically
designed electric tricycles
or e-trikes to replace the
usual and old model of
noisy and smoke belching tricycles roaming the
main thoroughfares of every city and municipalities
all over the country.
The E-trike Design contest launched on Jan. 18 by
DOE, aside from promoting
a pollution free- air, also
aims to assist the tricycle
drivers to reduce their daily
maintenance expenses. Instead of spending P300 for
fuel, they will just have to
shell out P80 to P95 to recharge their e-trikes.
Eligible
participants
could be any Filipino citizen, 18 years of age and
above and residing in the
Philippines.
Contenders
have to generate a 2D and
3D Computer-aided drawing of the best aesthetic and
functional design for the future Philippine e-trike look
and showcase modern tricycle innovation.

Here in Camarines Sur,
various universities from the
towns and key cities have
expressed their enthusiasm
to participate in the said contest. All in all, the province
has 53 colleges and universities; 29 from the different
municipalities in Camarines
Sur, 17 from the City of
Naga and seven from Iriga
City.
Contenders have to showcase their design base on its
theme: Bright Now! Do
right. Be Bright. Go E-trike!
Three winning entries will
be chosen and will receive
P 200,000 each. This will be
acknowledged at the DOE
official website and might be
utilized by the department

for possible adoption in its
E-Trike project.
Entries will be judged
based on its aesthetics or
creativity which is 50 percent of the criteria; 20 percent for originality and innovation; 20 percent for
safety and punctuality and
10 percent percent for Ergonomics or ease of passenger entry or total passenger
comfort.
The local government
for one, has adopted City
Ordinance No. 2011-065
which allows the operation
of e-trikes in this city for an
eco-friendly, noise, and pollution-free Naga City.
Interested parties who
wish to join the DOEs Etrike design contest should
completely fill the official
registration form downloadable at the DOE Website at
www.doe.gov.ph or at PIA
website at www.pia.gov.ph.
This contest is also supported by the Commission on
Higher Education (CHED)
through a Memorandum issued by CHED Chairperson
Patricia B. Licuanan, PhD
on Jan. 26. This is also in
accordance to the pertinent
provisions of Republic Act
(RA) 7722 otherwise known
as the Higher Education Act
of 1994. -LSMacatangay
dpwH allots p10.6b . . .

the promotion of innovative technologies such as
geotextiles and coco-netting
in slope protection and soil
erosion control; promotion
of rainwater harvesting and
retarding basins; and support other agencies efforts
in non-structural measures
such as hazard mapping of
the Department of Environment and Natural Resources
(DENR), flood monitoring
and forecasting of DOST/
PAGASA, and relocation of
informal settlers living along
river ways and esteros, added Singson.
In addition, DPWH is
closely coordinating its water convergence program to
optimize the countrys water
resources with other national
government agencies like the
Department of Agriculture
(DA), Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) and the
DENR and this concerns the
management of river systems.
Singson assured the public
that DPWH funds will be utilized to seek permanent and
long-term solutions to the
countrys flooding and waterrelated disasters.
The Tinagba Gayon Bicol 2012 Festival of Festivals was a smashing success. With all the glitter
and glamour of the best entertainment productions of its kind and more.
The Festival Showdown
itself, held on Feb. 11 was
packed with thousands of
spectators hoping to catch
a glimpse of the celebrities
present and cheer for their favorite festival.
11 participating festivals
strutted and swayed in their
colorful costumes, brandishing equally colorful props to
the delight and awe of the
crowd.
The performances were
judged by Douglas Nierras,
a renowned choreographer,
Boy Abunda and Gladys
Reyes among others.
The winners are: Floats:
1st - Cluster H Iriga City
Water District, 2nd - Cluster
C and 3rd - Cluster G CASURECO III. Best Costume:
Magayon Festival - Albay
Province. Best Sound: Unod

Festival - Castilla, Sorsogon.
Best Moving Choreography:
Lapay Bantigue - Masbate
City.
Festival Showdown:
1st - Lapay Bantigue Masbate City, 2nd - Unod
Festival - Castilla, Sorsogon,
3rd - Magayon Festival - Albay Province.
The other excellent performances were:
Busig Festival - Labo,
Cam. Norte, Sunflower Festival - Ligao City, Cimarrones
Festival - Pili, Cam. Sur, Ibalong Festival - Legazpi City.
Tig-aw Festival - Tigaon,
Cam. Sur, Voyadores Festival
- Naga City , Sosogon Festival - Sorsogon City , Pinyasan Festival - Daet, Cam.
Norte. -CHIN PINEDA
alcala orders bfar . . .

ties not only in Burias Pass
but all the coastal waters of
Bicol.
The DA through the BFAR
is also already addressing the
lack of livelihood opportunities of marginal fishermen via
the aquasilviculture program,
where fish species like grouper, tilapia and mudcrabs are
raised in mangrove areas.
Likewise, the DA-BFAR
is putting up multi-species
hatcheries in Bicol and other
parts of the country to provide additional income and
employment opportunities
for them, Del Socorro said.
In his recent Bicol sortie,
Alcala provided over P19
million worth of agricultural
and fishery inputs, equipment
and livelihood projects, benefiting thousands of farmers,
fisherfolk and their respective communities in Albay

and Sorsogon.
Funds for the projects
were provided under the
Agrikultura: Kaagapay ng
Bayang Pinoy (AKBAY)
livelihood program of the DA
being implemented under the
administration of Pres. Benigno Aquino III.
In his sortie, the DA secretary impressed upon Bicolano
farmers, fishermen and local
officials that the Aquino administration through the DA
is willing to listen and ready
to respond and act on the issues and concerns raised by
the agricultural sector and all
its stakeholders and development partners. - Danny O.
Calleja
14 bikol reporter
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