BARANGAY

MANGGAHAN
Vision/Mission
Alternative Spatial Strategies
Plan 203
School of Urban and Regional Planning
University of the Philippines

Aguilar | Climaco| Junio | Reyes | Poniente | Salcedo | Santos

 VISION/MISSION

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Barangay Vision
Barangay Manggahan, as the center of
commerce and trade having an economically
sustainable businesses with empowered and
organized community living in climate change
resilient environment with efficient infrastructure
support facilities and utilities governed by
transparent and well capacitated public servants
to continue the over-all progress unto the next
generation.

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Barangay Mission
To serve with honesty, humanity, diligence,
excellence and generosity, and to impart
knowledge for everyone’s sake, to allow the
growth of youth and establish a community
with accessible health services and education
for children and to promote cooperation within
the community to achieve success in
eradicating extreme poverty and progression
for the benefit of all the residents in the
community.

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VISION ELEMENTS DESCRIPTORS SUCCESS INDICATORS

Social Empowered 100 % Literacy Rate

0% Malnutrition Rate
Organized Existing and active People’s Organization
Existing and active Youth, PWD and Senior Citizen Organization
Economic Economically Having the largest commercial area, and most number of commercial
sustainable establishments in General Trias
High Labor force participation rate
High employment rate
Low unemployment rate
Low underemployment rate
Provision of alternative sources of livelihood to households
Existing commercial and industrial establishments that are pro-social welfare
and pro-environment
Infrastructure Efficient 2.4km:1000 population
Disaster resistant Infrastructure
100% served household in terms of power, water and garbage collection
Environment Climate Change Significant amount of Green Spaces influencing reduced mean temperature,
Resilient and reduced frequency of climate change related disaster
Institutional Transparent Full disclosure of financial reports on bulletin boards and during barangay
assemblies
Well-Capacitated Recognition from the city and provincial government for consistently
advocating for peace and order, health, and youth and women
empowerment
PLAN 203 – Dr. Regunay Strong and October
regular attendance
2, 2019 of barangay personnel in various trainings
5 and
seminars for barangay members
ALTERNATIVE SPATIAL
STRATEGY OPTIONS

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Land Use Options
• Do nothing scenario
• Compaction
• Extension
• New Nodes

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BASE PLAN OR “DO NOTHING” SCENARIO
• The logical extension of past and current trends if no
major intervention by the government is introduced
to the area other than those already on-going,
programmed or committed.

COMPACTION
• increasing densities in the existing built-up area
(Core City)
• In-filling of in-lying vacant lands or bringing
committed lands to early development
• Building multi-storey structures or increasing the
number of structures per lot or converting from
detached to attached housing.
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EXTENSION
• Enlarging the size and extent of the existing built-up
area
• Building on the urban edge of periphery
• Linear extension following radial roads

NEW NODES
• Establishing new growth centers
• Building completely new towns from scratch
• Assisting old small town to accommodate larger
population

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Goal Achievement Matrix
Do Nothing Multi Nodal
Development Goals % Extension
Scenario Compaction

1. Social Development 20 9 13 19
a. Empowered 10 4 6 9
b. Organized 10 5 7 10
2. Economic Development 25 12 25 25
a. Economically Sustainable 25 12 25 25
3. Environment Sector 20 15 17 20
a. Climate Change Resilient 20 15 17 20
4. Infrastructure Development 20 10 15 18
a. Efficient 20 10 15 18
5. Institutional Sector 15 8 11 14
a. Transparent 7.5 4 7 7
b. Well Capacitated 7.5 4 4 7
Total 100 54 81 96

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 BASE PLAN OR “DO
NOTHING” SCENARIO
Manggahan Total 598.71 HAS
Land Area
Less Demand FAO Existing Base Plan Surplus
for Urban Approach Scenario (Deficit)
Uses
Residential(6 184.76 106.06 156.38 -28.36
HAS)
Commercial 15.40 67.97 67.97 52.57
(0.5 HAS.)
Industrial (1.3 46.19 174.69 174.69 128.50
HAS.)

Institutional 40.03 6.397 6.397 -62

(1.3 HAS.)

Open Space 92.38 48.82 - -43.56

(3 HAS.)

Land Demand 378.76

Net Urbanizable Area 50.311
Deficit (Surplus): PLAN 203 – Dr. Regunay -328.449 October 2, 2019 11
 EXTENSION
Manggahan Total 598.71 HAS
Land Area
Less FAO Existing Extension Surplus
Demand for Approach (Deficit)
Urban Uses
Residential( 184.76 106.06
6 HAS)
Commerci 15.40 67.97
al (0.5 HAS.)
Industrial 46.19 174.69 174.69 128.50
(1.3 HAS.)
Institutional 40.03 6.397 6.397 -62
(1.3 HAS.)
Open 92.38 48.814
Space
(3 HAS.)
Land Demand 378.76
Net Urbanizable Area 50.311
Deficit (Surplus): PLAN 203 – Dr. Regunay -328.449 October 2, 2019
Preferred Land Use Strategy
Multi-Nodal Compaction
Manggahan Total 598.71 HAS
Land Area
Less Demand FAO Existing Multi Surplus
for Urban Approach Nodal (Deficit)
Uses Compaction

Residential(6 184.76 106.06 187.06 2.3 New Nodes

HAS)
Commercial 15.40 67.97 86.75 71.35
(0.5 HAS.)
Industrial (1.3 46.19 174.69
HAS.)
Institutional 40.03 6.397 43.037 3.007
(1.3 HAS.)

Open Space 92.38 65.70

(3 HAS.)

Land Demand 378.76

Net Urbanizable Area 50.311
Deficit (Surplus): -328.449 New Nodes
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Thank you!
Aguilar | Climaco| Junio | Reyes | Poniente | Salcedo | Santos