TOO BIG SUPPLY SYSTEM

OF BRGY. TATALA, BINANGONAN, RIZAL, PHILIPPINES

Tolentino, Arly Romme D.

201510455
 ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH THREATS
Binangonan is one of the fourteen
municipalities of Rizal. It lies between the
foothills of Sierra Madre Mountain and the
northeastern part of Laguna de Bay. About 65%
of Binangonan are hilly terrain, including
Barangay Tatala which is estimated at 72.0
meters or 236.2 feet above mean sea level.
Considering Barangay Tatala as a hilly
terrain, the pace of development is slow, its
fragile nature and difficulty of taking up
conventional development initiatives has not
been appreciated. The road network should
match with waterway to optimize the cost of
transportation. Ropeways, steel-rope bridges and
the like must be encouraged to continue
providing time saving and environment friendly
transport alternatives in the area.
There are three rivers and one creek
serving as natural drainage and Laguna Lake
tributaries. These are River Lasi, Bilibiran and
Darangan and Gupiing Creek. Areas near these
bodies of water, like Barangay Tatala, are high
risk in water-borne diseases. Moderate rainfall
can already cause flood, which can be
contaminated, contracting fungal infections and
triggering massive landslides and further
compounding the crisis. Standing water is
creating the perfect conditions for diseases, such
as dengue fever, transmitted by mosquitoes.
Also, the poor sanitation, lack of clean drinking
water and overcrowded conditions causes
diseases such as acute watery diarrhea, cholera,
typhoid fever, gastro-enteritis, and amebiasis.
Residents of this Barangay draw their water
supply from deep wells. Deep wells are not
intended for long-term water supply
requirements, and over-abstraction of water from
deep wells is not a sound environmental practice,
the ground water extraction and its supply
consume a lot of energy thereby increasing the
environmental impact of the water supply.
Besides being unsustainable, the water may
become of inferior quality over the long term.
Deep wells are also susceptible to drying up,
sustainable water supply is crucial to economic
development which may result to water scarcity.
To further control the water consumption,
and avoid water pipe leakage, the municipality of
Binangonan lower down the pumping pressure of
extracting water from deep wells. Thus, the
residents from high areas, like Barangay Tatala
suffer from water shortage almost every day and
worse during weekends.
 OBJECTIVES

The main objective of this design is to provide a clean, reliable, and sustainable water supply
system to the Barangay Tatala of Binangonan.
Specifically, it aims:
 To provide a water treatment facility that will supply a clean potable water to eliminate the
water-borne diseases
 To further improve the water distribution process of high terrain areas and avoid water
shortage
 To preserve the groundwater by avoiding water extraction from deep wells

POLICIES, REGULATIONS, & STANDARDS

 DAO 1990-35 Revised Effluent Regulation of 1990, Revising and Amending the Effluent
Regulation of 1982
 DAO 1994-26A Philippine Standards for Drinking Water 1993 Under the Provision of
Chapter II, Section 9 of PD 856, Otherwise known as The Code on
Sanitation
 DAO 2003-26 Revised Industrial Ecowatch System Amending Implementing Guidelines
of DAO 98-51 Series of 1998
 DAO 2003-27 Amending DAO 26, DAO 29 a DAO 2000-81 Among others on the
preparation and submission of Self-Monitoring Report (SMR)
 DAO 2003-39 Implementing Rules and Regulations of DAO 16, Series of 2002 Entitled
“The DERN-EMB National Environmental User’s Fee of 2002
 DAO 2004-25 Amending Chapter V, Article I of the Implementing Rules and
Regulations of PD 984 by deleting the authority to construct and
conversion of Permit to Operate to Discharge Permit for water pollution
source/control facilities
 DAO 2005-10 Implementing Rules and Regulation of the Philippine Clean Water Act of
2004 (Republic Act. No. 9275)
 DAO 2007-28 Institutionalizing the Manila Bay Environmental Management Project
within the DENR through the Implementation of the Operational Plan for
the Manila Bay Coastal Strategy (OPMBCS)
 DAO 2009-11 Designation of the Iloilo Batiano River Systems Water Quality
Management Area and Creation of its Governing Board
 DAO 2009-12 Designation of the Sarangani Bay Water Quality Management Area and
Creation of its Governing Board
 DAO 2011-14 Strict Implementation of the 50 meters buffer zone
 DAO 2016-08 Water Quality Guidelines and General Effluent Standards of 2016
 DMC 2004-10 Clarification on the Form of Cyanide Referred to the DENR \
Administrative Order DAO No. 34, Revised water usage and classification
water
 DMC 2004-11 Compliance of all Wastewater Discharges to Upgraded and Reclassified
Waterbodies
 DMC 2004-13 List of Classified/ Declassified water bodies in 2003
 DMC 2005-006 List of Classified Water Bodies in 2004
 DMC 2007-10 List of classified water bodies in 2006
 DMC 2009-01 Additional List for Classified Water Bodies
 DMC 2018-10 Additional List of Classified Water Bodies
 EMB MC 2003-006 Implementation Scheme for Industrial EcoWatch System 2003
 EMB MC 2003-008 Procedural and Reference Manual for DAO 2003-27
 EMB MC 2003-007 Procedural Manual for DAO 2003-26
 EMB MC 2008-008 Ambient Water and Effluent Quality Monitoring
 EMB MC 2008-008 Ambient Water Quality Monitoring Manual
 EMB MC 2008-008 Effluent Quality Monitoring Manual
 EMB MC 2009-002 Amending revised procedural Manual for DAO 03-30 Dated 30 June 2003
on the Classification of the fast food Stores, Restaurants
 EMB MC 2012-001 Clarification on the applicability of effluent regulations
 EMB MC 2013-006 Guidelines for WQMA Action Planning and LGU Compliance Scheme
 EMB MC 2013-06 Guidelines for Water Quality Management Area Action Planning and
LGU’s Compliance Scheme
 EMB MC 2016-007 Operational Manual for the Area Water Quality Management Fund
 EMB MC 2016-012 EMB Approved Methods of Analysis
 EMB MC 2018-001 Deferment of the Conduct of Basic and Advance Training for Pollution
Control Officers for Renewal Purposes
 JMC 2009-01 Creation of the La Mesa watershed Multi-sectoral Management council
and defining its function
 MC 2009-14 Strict implementation of the 50 Meters Buffer Zone
 MC 2009-15 Procedural Manual for the Designation of Water Quality Management
Areas
 MC 2016-006 Guidelines for Recreational Water Monitoring Program
 MC 2019-001 Supplementary Clarification on the coverage of DAO 2016-08 Relative to
the Granting of not more than five (5) Years Grace Period
 MC 2019-004 Advance Training Modules for Pollution Control Officers (PCOs)
 MEMO-2016-635 Memorandum on Priority Rivers Dated 8 June 2016
 National Water Quality Status Report 2006-2013
 PD 856 Code on Sanitation of The Philippines
 PD 1067-IRR Water Code of The Philippines
 R.A 3931 An Act Creating the National Water and Air Pollution Control
Commission
 R.A 9275 Philippine Clean Water Act of 20
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