1. What is CLUP?

2. What is CLUP for LGUs?

3. What is Zoning?
4. What form does zoning have?
5. What is the law that mainstream CCA and DRRM in the CLUP?
6. What is the Role of CLUP in building Climate and Disaster Resilient Communities?
7. What are the two major elements of zoning?
8. The new Model Zoning Ordinance is now referred to as an integrated zoning ordinance? Why
and integrated ZO?
9. According to climate trends and forecasts made by experts, What are the two most pressing
climate change manifestations in the Philippines?
10. What is Base Zone
11. What is Overlay Zone?
12. What is the law that requires developers of residential subdivision projects to develop an area
for socialized housing?
13. What is the goal of incorporating CCA and DRRM into the CLUP?
14. What are the allowable uses for Faultline Overlay Zone (FLT-OZ)?
15. Who has the power to enact zoning ordinance?
16. What are the key elements for Land Use planning for CCA and DRRM
17. Aside from Socialize Housing Project, What other manner of compliance is allowed under Sec.
18 of RA7279?
18. Under B.R. No. 922 S. of 2014, who are required to register with the HLURB?

19. The Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) is

i. a document embodying specific proposals for guiding and regulating the growth and/or
development of a City/Municipality
ii. it is a long term plan (usually 10 years)
iii.a tool for managing land and natural resources at the local level
iv. a guiding development directions to prepare for and to mitigate the impacts of climate
change and disasters
v. implemented through a Zoning Ordinance
A) i,ii,iii,iv B) ii,iii,iv,v C) i,ii,iv,v D) i,iii,iv,v E) All of the above

20. The Local Zoning Board of Appeals (LZBA) has the following functions and responsibilities:
i. Act on applications for variances, exceptions, non-conforming-uses &
complaints/oppositions;
ii. Act on appeals on grant or denial of Locational Clearance by Zoning Administrator/Officer;
iii.Act on appeals regarding the non-conformity of existing uses. Buildings or structures to the
applicable provisions of the Zoning Ordinance;
iv. Decisions of LZBA shall be carried by an absolute majority vote (50%+1) of all its members;
V. Decisions of the LZBA shall be appealable tot he PLUC/Provincial Government;
A) i,ii,iii,iv B) ii,iii,iv,v C) i,ii,iv,v D) i,iii,iv,v E) All of the above
Answers:

1. CLUP is a document embodying specific proposals for guiding and regulating the growth and/or
development of a City/Municipality; It is a long term plan (10 years); A tool for managing land
and natural resources at the local level
2. Investors and developers are guided where and where not to establish their businesses or
development projects. Locational guidelines and regulations are in place in the ZO to protect the
environment and population from pollution, degradation, and other environmental hazards and
risks, etc.
3. Zoning is the division of a community into zones or districts in accordance with their designated
uses (e.g. commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, etc.)
4. A Zoning Ordinance should take the form of a statute, with a title and an enacting clause.
5. Republic Act 9729 or the Climate Change Act of 2009.
6. The CLUP is a tool for guiding development directions to prepare for and to mitigate the impacts
of climate change and disasters; The CLUP is an effective disaster risk reduction instrument
which may result in climate change adaptation.
7. A) The zoning ordinance; b) The Zoning Map
8. Following the ridge-to-reef approach in land use planning, zoning now also covers both public
and private lands in the upland, lowland and coastal ecosystems of the LGU.
9. A) more frequent extreme weather/climate events characterized by intense rains and decreased
rainfall or prolonged dry periods. B) sea level rise which can cause inundation of our coastal
areas and small islands destructing settlements, important ecological systems like wetlands and
mangroves, and salt-water intrusion into our aquifers.
10. Base Zone is the primary zoning classification of areas within a city/municipality while the sub-
zones are those areas comprising the base zone.
11. Overlay zone is a “transparent” zone that is overlain on top of the Basic Zone or another Overlay
Zone that provides an additional set (layer) or regulations.
12. Republic Act No. 7279 Compliance to Section 18 or the Balanced Housing Development
13. The goal of incorporating CCA and DRRM into the CLUP is to be able to regulate and control
physical development so as to reduce casualties and damages, and to minimize the negative
impacts of hazard events. Mainstreaming these in the CLUP will also ensure that land use
development policy and zoning will include the identification and implementation of
appropriate risk management options to reduce current risks and prevent new forms of risks.
14. Only the following uses shall be allowed within identified FLT-OZS: Parks, playgrounds, pocket
parks, parkways, promenades and play lots; legal easements
15. Sanguniang Bayan/Panlungsod
16. a) identification of preservation areas, open spaces, environmental critical areas, historical or
cultural preservation areas, b)Community involvement and support in information and data
gathering and land resource mapping, c) integrated approached to risk management and
adaptation to climate change
17. New Settlement, Slum Upgrading, Joint-Venture with LGU of Housing Agency
18. Section 2. All persons, natural or juridical, that shall engage in the practice of real estate service
with projects required by law to be registered with HLURB
19. E
20. A