LEGISLATIVE

SANGGUNIANG BAYAN MEMBERS

Hon. ALAIN PADILLA RABANG
Municipal Vice-Mayor

ADDRESS: 120 Mabini St., Poblacion East, Umingan, Pangasinan
BIRTHDAY: August 29, 1965
BIRTH PLACE: Umingan, Pangasinan
NAME OF SPOUSE: Emma Pintor Rabang
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT: Bachelor of Science in Commerce Major in Management
NAME OF CHILDREN: Alain Jermen P. Rabang & Aliyah Rose P. Rabang
WORK EXPERIENCE: Consultant, Corfarm Group of Companies
Municipal Vice Mayor (1995-1998)
Municipal Mayor (1998-2007)
Municipal Vice Mayor (2007-present)
AFFILIATION:NPC- BISKEG

Hon. FRED ADVINCULA FERNANDEZ
Municipal Councilor

Chairman : Committee on Peace & Order and Police Matters
Chairman : Committee on Transport & Public Utilities

ADDRESS: Villa Subdivision, Brgy. Pemienta, Umingan, Pangasinan
BIRTHDAY: December 19, 1953
BIRTH PLACE: Mabini St., Poblacion East, Umingan, Pangasinan
NAME OF SPOUSE: Chita A. Fernandez
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:  Electronics Technician Radio Tel.  Operator (3rd Class License)
NAME OF CHILDREN:  Froilan A. Fernandez, Felita Fernandez Manuel & Fraulyn Fernandez Melican
WORK EXPERIENCE: – Iron Works Fabricators Contractor
- Municipal Councilor (2004-present)
AFFILIATION: BISKEG, LAKAS, NPC.

Hon. GIL ORIA TADEO
Municipal Councilor

Chairman : Committee on Appropriation
Chairman : Committee on Agriculture

ADDRESS: La Paz, Umingan, Pangasinan
BIRTHDAY: July 4, 1956
BIRTHPLACE: La Paz, Umingan, Pangasinan
NAME OF SPOUSE:Teresita Matusalem Balmores
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT: Bachelor of Science in Nursing
NAME OF CHILDREN: Tracy Lou B. Tadeo & Chris Evert B. Tadeo
WORK EXPERIENCE: Provincial Sanitation Inspector (1978-1992)
Municipal Councilor (1992 – present)
AFFILIATION:LAKAS, BISKEG, NPC

Hon. JOHN DIAZ ADVINCULA
Municipal Councilor

Chairman : Committee on Social Welfare & Services

ADDRESS: 205 Belisario St., Umingan, Pangasinan
BIRTHDAY: July 9, 1962
BIRTHPLACE: Umingan, Pangasinan
NAME OF SPOUSE: Amelita Ongayo Talaroc
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:Bachelor of Science in Commerce
Major in Accounting
NAME OF CHILDREN: Gian Michael T. Advincula, Mark Jimm T. Advincula, Kia Grace T. Advincula
Jayvee T. Advincula (deceased) & Aimie T. Advincula
WORK EXPERIENCE:Technical Staff –Turitus Kogyo, Tokyo Japan
– Brgy. Kagawad, Poblacion West
– Brgy. Captain, Poblacion West
– Municipal Councilor 2002-2008
AFFILIATION:Knights of Columbus
PCL Phil. Councilors League, AKBAYAN

Hon. DANTE DESEAR PABLO
Municipal Councilor

Chairman : Committee on Agrarian Reform
Chairman : Committee on Market & Cemeteries

ADDRESS: Poblacion West, Umingan, Pangasinan
BIRTHDAY: October 31, 1954
BIRTHPLACE: Gonzales, Umingan, Pangasinan
NAME OF SPOUSE: Julieta Tenorio Salagubang
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:    Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
NAME OF CHILDREN:Lida S. Pablo, Louida S. Pablo, Loyda S. Pablo
Gaudencio S. Pablo II, Ladydan S. Pablo & Dennis S. Pablo
WORK EXPERIENCE: Agronomist -Meralco Corporate Farm Mgt. Inc.(1980-1990)
Municipal Councilor 1995 to present
AFFILIATION:LAKAS- NUCD, NPC-BISKEG

Hon. TROY PADILLA RABANG
Municipal Councilor

Chairman : Committee on Health & Sanitation
Chairman : Committee on Housing & Land Use

ADDRESS: 120 Mabini St., Poblacion East, Umingan, Pangasinan
BIRTHDAY: October 23, 1962
BIRTHPLACE: Umingan, Pangasinan
NAME OF SPOUSE: Richie Lazaga Rabang
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:  Doctor of Medicine
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
NAME OF CHILD:    Jose Troy L. Rabang
WORK EXPERIENCE:  Gen. Manager, Umingan Manpower Services                                                              Municipal Councilor 2007 to present
AFFILIATION:   NPC-BISKEG

Hon. ELPIDIO CASTAÑETO SOBREMONTE
Municipal Councilor

Chairman : Committee on Rules Privileges
Chairman : Committee on Laws & Ordinances

ADDRESS: Pemienta, Umingan, Pangasinan
BIRTHDAY: December 15, 1974
BIRTHPLACE: Pemienta, Umingan, Pangasinan
NAME OF SPOUSE:    Ailene P. Ylarde
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:    Bachelor of Science in Commerce
Major in Banking & Finance
NAME OF CHILDREN: Charlene Mae Y. Sobremonte, Stephanie Y. Sobremonte
& Jerome Y. Sobremonte
WORK EXPERIENCE: Brgy. Captain, Brgy. Pemienta
AFFILIATION: LAKAS-CMD

Hon. EULOSIL MARZAN FABRO
Municipal Councilor

Chairman : Committee on Human Rights
Chairman : Committee on Public Works

ADDRESS: Annam, Umingan, Pangasinan
BIRTHDAY: January 4, 1960
BIRTHPLACE: Carmen West, Rosales, Pangasinan
NAME OF SPOUSE: Avelina L. Fabro
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:    1st yr. College (Ref. & Aircon Tech.)
NAME OF CHILDREN: Anileva L. Fabro & Ednil L. Fabro
WORK EXPERIENCE: Brgy. Captain, Brgy. Annam
AFFILIATION: N.P.C.

Hon. MARIO LOPEZ SONACO
Municipal Councilor

Chairman : Committee on Environmental Proctection

ADDRESS: Caurdanetaan, Umingan, Pangasinan
BIRTHDAY: Sept. 8, 1959
BIRTHPLACE: Umingan, Pangasinan
NAME OF SPOUSE:  Bayani Bucasas
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:    B.S. Inland Fisheries
NAME OF CHILDREN: Angela Baye, Mar Lee Non, Griesham, Mar Hegel
WORK EXPERIENCE: Utility Worker-LGU-Umingan    1988-1992
Utility Worker-Prov’l. Acct. Office(1992-1994)
Brgy. Captain, Brgy. Caurdanetaan (1994-2004)
Liga ng mga Barangay-Fed. President (1998-02)
AFFILIATION: LAKAS-NUCD

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

Hon. MICHAEL CARLEONE MONES CRUZ
President
Liga ng mga Barangay

Chairman : Committee on Barangay Affairs
Chairman : Committee on Education

ADDRESS: Cabalitian, Umingan, Pangasinan
BIRTHDAY: January 31, 1977
BIRTHPLACE Manila
NAME OF SPOUSE:    Ma. Jennifer V. Dy
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:    Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
NAME OF CHILDREN: Mishael Faith Cruz & Danielle Elizabeth Cruz
WORK EXPERIENCE: Project Engineer
ABC President AFFILIATION: NPC-BISKEG, LAKAS

Hon. SIANN LIANDRO MERZA FERNANDEZ
President
Pederasyon ng Sangguniang Kabataan

Chairman : Committee on Sports & Development & Youth Affairs
Chairman : Committee on Women & Family

ADDRESS: 128 Mabini St., Poblacion East, Umingan, Pangasinan
BIRTHDAY: June 9, 1991
BIRTHPLACE: Umingan, Pangasinan
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:    College Level
AFFILIATION: SK

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ELDRED P. TUMBOCON, CE-GE

• A Christian and a public servant;
• Registered and practicing CIVIL and GEODETIC ENGINEER;
• A former Student and Youth Leader;
• Born July 16, 1961, at Poblacion, Umingan, Pangasinan to Profetico A. Tumbocon of Makato, Aklan, a retired member of the Philippine Army (PA), and Socorro C. Palada of Umingan, Pangasinan, a retired public elementary school master teacher;
• Married to Camila Gallardo Manipon of Brgy. Caurdanetaan, Umingan, Pangasinan; blessed with five (5) children: Edgar Rafael, married to Jelly Sanchez Indon, who is the proud mother of Edelle Camry, is a graduate of Saint Louis University, and now a registered nurse; Elaine, student of SLU; Raisa, a student of CLSU Science High School; Excelon, a pupil studying at Bett Bien Montessori;and Rona Marie, who is now an angel;
• A brother to Edwin, also a Civil Engineer residing in Kalibo, Aklan with wife Exmela and son Ian Mark; and Elva, Assistant Municipal Treasurer of LGU-Umingan, residing at Poblacion with husband Raffy and daughter Elyssa.

EDUCATION:
• Finished elementary education at Umingan Central Elem. School (UCES), Umingan, Pangasinan (1973), consistent Honor Pupil;
• Completed secondary education at Immaculate Conception High School (ICHS), Umingan, Pangasinan (1977), consistent Honor Student and Religion Awardee;
• Worked his way thru college and took Civil Engineering course at Baguio Colleges Foundation (BCF) now University of Cordilleras Baguio City (1984)
- Dean’s Lister, College of Engineering
- Study Grantee under P.D. 937 SNPL
- Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Passed the following examinations:
- Sub-Professional Civil Service Examination
- Professional Civil Service Examination
- Junior Geodetic Engineering Board Examinations
- Civil Engineering Board Examinations
• Granted automatic registration and license as Geodetic Engineer under R.A. 9200.

LEADERSHIP TRAINING:
• Student Rep – BCF Student Council (1981-83)
• BCF Rep – Various student congresses, seminars and youth fora (1980-84)
• President – Association of Civil Engineering Students (ACES), BCF (1982-83)
• Member – Kabataang Barangay
• Regional Board Member – Philippine Association of Youth Leaders, Inc. (1981-83)
• Founding Member – Samahan ng Pinunong Kabataan ng Pilipinas (1983)

AS A CIVIL AND GEODETIC ENGINEER:
• Active practitioner in both fields of engineering
• A licensed builder of horizontal and vertical structures
• An advocate in bringing reforms in the civil engineering and geodetic engineering professions
• As president of AJGEP, fought against the abolition of Jr. Geodetic Engineering profession as provided for in R.A. 8560. Instead, he led the association members that work for and push thru an Amendment Bill on R.A. 8560 in the House of Representatives, Senate and in Malacañang upgrading all incumbent and PRC-registered Junior Geodetic Engineers, numbering over 5,700, to Professional Geodetic Engineers without the need of studying further the BS curriculum and taking the GE examinations. The law is now signed by Her Excellency Gloria M. Arroyo as R.A. 9200.

AS A GOVERNMENT WORKER AND PUBLIC SERVANT:
• Tax and Land Use Mapper, Bureau of Lands (1984-85)
• Elected Municipal Councilor of Umingan for two (2) consecutive terms, 1992-95 and 1995-98, under the Lakas-NUCD political party
• Chairman of the Public Works and Housing and Land Use Committees in the Sangguniang Bayan that formulated long term policies and master plans on road networks, land utilization and agricultural infra support system
• Elected Vice Mayor of Umingan in 1998 under the Lakas-NUCD political party and served as Presiding Officer of the Sangguniang Bayan of Umingan, complementing a genuine work with local officials for the unparalleled growth and progress of the town
• Ran unopposed as Vice Mayor in 2001 elections, jointly adopted by the Lakas-NUCD and Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC) political parties
• Ran unopposed for the second time as Vice Mayor of the Umingan town in the 2004 elections, again adopted by NPC and the Lakas-CMD parties
• Elected Mayor (under NPC-Biskeg) of Umingan for 2007-2010

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION:
• Life Member – Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers, Inc. (PICE)
• Member – Geodetic Engineers of the Philippines, Inc. (GEP)
• Member – Society of Filipino Geodetic Engineers, Inc. (SFGE)
• Jr. GE Rep – Geodetic Engineers of the Philippines, Inc. Regional Board,Region I (GEP-1), 1992, 1995, 1998
• Member – Phil. Councilors League (PCL), 1992-1998
• Member – National Movement of Young Legislators (NMYL), 1995- 1998
• Member – Vice Mayors League of the Philippines (VMLP), 1998 -2007
• President – Assn. of Junior Geodetic Engineers of the Philippines, Inc. (AJGEP), Aug. 2001 to December 2003
• Chairman – National Board of AJGEP, January 2004 to present

AWARDS RECEIVED:
• Leadership Award – by the Umingan Federation of Kabataang Barangay Umingan,Pangasinan, (Dec. 1985)
• Model Family Award – by the Annual Population Awards, Province of Pangasinan (Nov. 2000)
• Outstanding Alumnus – Baguio Colleges Foundation (BCF), now University of Cordilleras (UC), Baguio City (May 2003)

ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT 2007-2008

 

I. LGU-Umingan Funded Projects/Programs (2007)

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
SOCIAL SERVICES	1. Sports Development	Completed
	2. Community Greening Program	Completed
	3. Purchase and Rehabilitation of Children’s Park Amenities	Completed
	4. Rehabilitation of Outdoor Basketball/Tennis Court at Municipal Plaza	Completed
	5. Ecological Solid Waste Management Program	Completed
	6. Nutrition Program	Completed
	7. Family Planning Contraceptive Self-Reliance (CSR)	Completed
	8. Construction of Covered Porch (NGO Building)	Completed
	9. Rehabilitation of Public of School Facilities	Completed
ECONOMIC SERVICES
	10. Purchase of Fingerlings (for distribution)	Completed
	11. Purchase of Livestock-HEMO	Completed
	12. Purchase of De-wormer for Livestock	Completed
	13. Purchase of Hog Cholera, Anti-Rabies	Completed
	14. Purchase of Liquid Nitrogen	Completed
	15. Training Seminar (for farmers)	Completed
	16. Rehabilitation/Construction/Installation of Post Harvest Facilities	Completed
	17. Construction of Mabini Bridge (Phase II)	Completed
	18. Rehabilitation of Farm-to-Market Road	Completed
	19. Construction/Installation of Barangay Projects	Completed
	20. Construction of Guardhouse at Municipal Slaughterhouse	Completed
	21. Construction/Installation of Marker/Billboard of all Municipal Project	Completed
GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICES
	22. Construction of 2nd Floor PNP Bldg. Phase II(Legislative Bldg./Session Hall)	Completed
	23. Office Automation	Completed
	24. Installation of PABX (Sangguniang Bayan)	Completed
	25. Support Services for PNP/Anti-Illegal Drugs	Completed
	26. Installation of Land Information System	Completed
ECONOMIC SERVICES
	27. Phase I-Construction of Market Bldg. G. (Food Court)	Completed
GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICES	28. Rehab/Improvement of Main Bldg. Municipal Hall	Completed
	29. Office Automation/Improvement of Office Facilities	Completed
	30. Development Planning/ Statistical Services (Management CLUP)	Completed

 

II. LGU-Umingan Funded Projects/Programs (2008)

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
SOCIAL SERVICES
	1. Support Services to Philippine National Police	Continuing Program
	2. Farmers’ Information Technology Services ( FITS)	Continuing Program
	3. Installation/Implementation of Geographic Information System-LIS	Continuing Program
	4. Installation of Luminaire Lights at Municipal Streets (Mabini St.)	Bidded for Implementation
	5.Office Automation	Continuing Program
	6. Sports Activities/Purchase of Equipments	Continuing Program
	7. Community Greening Program	Continuing Program
	8. Ecological Waste Management Program	Continuing Program
	9. Nutrition Program (Feeding Program)	Continuing Program
	10. Family Planning Contraceptive Self Reliance (CSR)	Continuing Program
	11. Doctor to the Barrios (Municipal Counterpart)	Continuing Program
	12. Rehabilitation of Municipal Auditorium	Bidded for Implementation
	13. Project: “Kaayusan at Kalinisan sa Komunidad”	Continuing Program
ECONOMIC SERVICES	14. Purchase of Livestock- HEMO	Completed
	15. Purchase of Dewormer for Livestock	Completed
	16. Purchase of Hog Cholera, Anti-Rabies	Completed
	17.Purchase of Fingerlings for Distribution	Programmed
	18. Training/Seminars for Farmers	Continuing Program
	19.Purchase of Liquid Nitrogen (for Artificial Insemination)	Completed
	20. Nutrition Program (Vegetable Seeds Distribution)	Continuing Program
	21. Techno Demo Farm	Continuing Program
	22. Rehabilitation of Municipal Bridges (Belisario, Salientes and Burgos Sts.)	Continuing Program
	23. Rehabilitation of Irrigation System	Continuing Program
	24. Rehabilitation of Farm-to-Market Roads	Continuing Program
	25. Construction/Installation of Barangay Projects	Continuing Program
	26. Improvement of Public Facilities (Slaughterhouse)	Continuing Program
	27. Construction of Food Court (Phase II)	Continuing Program
	28. Construction of Drainage Canal at Mabini St.	Bidded for Implementation
	29. Proposed Mess Hall/Rest Rooms of PNP/BJMP	Programmed
	30. Installation of Municipal Street Signs	For Implementation
	31. Office Improvement/Automation	For Implementation
	32. Rehabilitation/Concrete-Paving of Road Shoulders along Zamora St.	Completed
	33. Construction of Cemetery Arch	Completed
	34. Construction of Drainage Canal at Zamora St.	Completed
	35. Construction of Drainage Canal along Casadores St. (Sinocruz to Tenorio)	Completed
	36. Installation of Luminaire Lights at Zamora St.	For Implementation
	37. Construction of Administration Building (UCES)	For Implementation
	38. Construction of Municipal Rescue and Evacuation Center (Covered Court – UCES)	Programmed
	39. Improvement of Municipal Streets (Poblacion)	Programmed

 

III. JOINT LGU-NATIONAL-PROVINCIAL Projects/Programs (2007-2008)
3.1 LGU-DPWH

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
ECONOMIC SERVICES
	1. Improvement of Road Shoulders along West Poblacion to Pemienta (National Road)	Completed
	2. Construction of Drainage Canal along Plaza to Santa Creek (along National Road)	Completed
	3. Improvement of Bridge Approaches of Banila Bridge (Flood Control)	Completed
	4.	On-going
	5.Concrete-Paving of Cabatuan-Carayungan Sur Section (Umingan-Guimba Road)	Completed
	6. Asphalt-Paving of Carayungan Sur (Umingan-Guimba Road)	Completed
	7.Concrete-Paving of Ricos-Baracbac Section (Umingan-Guimba Road)	On-going
	8. Slope Protection at Gonzales (Bakit-Bakit, Rosales- Umingan Road)	Completed
	9. Replacement of Banila Bridge	Programmed
	10. Concrete-Paving of Baracbac-Diaz Road (Umingan-Guimba Road)	Programmed

 

3.2 LGU-Agno Flood Control System (DPWH)

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
ECONOMIC SERVICES
	1. River Improvement, Banila River Control Project – Caurdanetaan Section	For Implementation
	2. River Improvement, Banila River Control Project – Don Montano Section	For Implementation
	3. River Improvement, Banila River Control Project –Buenavista Section	For Implementation
	4.River Improvement, Banila River Control Project –Sinabaan Section	For Implementation

 

3.3 LGU – DepEd – DPWH

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
SOCIAL SERVICES
	1. Construction of School Building at San Vicente Elementary School	Completed
	2. Construction of School Building at Umingan National High School	Completed
	3. Construction of School Building at Lubong Elementary School	Completed
	4. Construction of School Building at Ricos Elementary School	Completed
	5. Construction of School Building at Baracbac Elementary School	Completed
	6. Construction of School Building at Diket Elementary School	Completed
	7.Construction of School Building at Diaz Elementary School	Completed

 

3.4 LGU – NATIONAL IRRIGATION ADMINISTRATION (NIA)

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
ECONOMIC SERVICES
	1. Rehabilitation of SICSI Communal Irrigation Systems	Completed
	2. Rehabilitation of Concepcion Communal Irrigation Systems	Completed
	3. Rehabilitation of Barat Communal Irrigation Systems	On-going
	4.Rehabilitation of Boboaya Communal Irrigation Systems	Programmed
	5.Repair of Pansaladesta Communal Irrigation Systems	Programmed

 

3.5 LGU – DEPARTMENT OF AGRARIAN REFORM (DAR) / Rep. ROBERT RAYMUND “ESKIMO” M. ESTRELLA, Jr. (ABONO)

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
ECONOMIC SERVICES
	1. Restoration of Gonzales-Casilan Farm-to-Market Road	Completed
	2. Restoration of Sta. Rosa-Casilan Farm-to-Market Road	Completed
	3. Restoration of Cabaruan-Pacarzo Farm-to-Market Road	Completed

 

3.6 LGU – DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (DA)

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
ECONOMIC SERVICES
	1. Opening of San Leon Farm-to-Market Road	Bidded for Implementation
	2. Rehab of San Andres-Sta. Rosa Farm-to-Market Road	Bidded for Implementation
	3. Construction of MPDP, Diket	For Implementation
	4. Trainings/Seminars on Goat Production, Corn and Hybrid Rice	Continuing Program

 

3.7 LGU – Rep. CONRAD M. ESTRELLA III / Rep. ROBERT RAYMUND “ESKIMO” M. ESTRELLA, Jr. (ABONO)

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
ECONOMIC SERVICES
	1. Asphalt-Paving of Cabatuan Road (Umingan-Guimba Road)	Completed
	2. Construction of RCDG, Cadiz Bridge	Completed
	3. Construction of RCDG, Concepcion-San Juan Bridge	Completed
	4. Construction of Box Culvert, Palpoguen Lubong	Completed
	5. Restoration of Various Barangay roads	Completed
	6. Construction of Multi-Purpose Pavements at Various Barangays	Completed
	7. Concreting of Cabalitian-Sinabaan Road	For Implemetation
	8. Concreting of Sinabaan-Flores Road	For Implemetation
	9. Concreting of Papallasen Road	For Implemetation
	10. Concreting of Esperanza Road	For Implemetation
	11.Concreting of Flores Road	Programmed
	12.Concreting of Buenavista Road	Programmed
	13.Improvement of Banila River Control Project, San Leon	For Implementation

 

3.8 LGU – Rep. ROBERT RAYMUND “ESKIMO” M. ESTRELLA, Jr. (ABONO)

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
ECONOMIC SERVICES
	1. Asphalt-Paving of Road Shoulder at Poblacion to Pemienta	Completed
	2. Construction of Bobby B. Estrella DAM, Palpoguen CIS	Programmed
	3. Construction of DIGAP Earthdam (FUNACAPUDI)	Programmed

 

3.9 LGU – PNP

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICES
	1. Request of one (1) unit of Patrol Jeep	Released
	2. Construction of new PNP Building	Programmed

 

3.10 LGU – GOV. AMADO T.ESPINO, Jr., VICE-GOV. MARILYN P. AGABAS, BOARD MEMBER ALFONSO BINCE and BOARD MEMBER TYRON AGABAS

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
ECONOMIC SERVICES
	1. Asphalt-paving of La Paz Road	For Implementation
	2. Rehabilitation of Umingan Community Hospital	For Implementation
	3. Construction of Small Farm Reservoir at Various Barangays	On-going
	4. Rehabilitation of Barangay Farm-to-Market Roads	On-going

 

3.11 LGU – DOH – PCSO (thru Rep. CONRAD M. ESTRELLA III)

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
SOCIAL SERVICES
	1. Request of one (1) unit of Ambulance	In process
	2. Training for Women and Child Care (Phil. Nat’l. Red Cross- Urdaneta)	Completed

 

3.12 LGU – DENR

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
ECONOMIC SERVICES
	1. PRS 92 Data Integration Standard Reference System (NAMRIA)	On-going
	2. Patent Application of Untitled Lands and Special Patents on Alienable and Disposable Lands (CENRO)	On-going
	3. Adopt-A-Mohon Program	On-going
	4. Tree Planting and Seedling Production	On-going

 

3.13 LGU – DSWD – ROTARY CLUB OF NORTH URDANETA

AIP REF. CODE	PARTICULARS	STATUS
SOCIAL SERVICES
	1. Support Services on Livelihood Projects	Continuing Program
	2. Request for Wheel Chairs	Released

Events & Activities

 

 

 

 

Theme: “Rang-ay iti Umingan, Timpuyog Kang-runaan nga Kasapulan”

SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES

DAY 01 (April 12, 2009)

2:00 PM -          Boxing
Sponsor: Niel B. Andaya

7:00 PM – SMC Band/Beer Night

DAY 02 (April 13, 2009)

2:00 PM – Boxing
Sponsor: Niel B. Andaya

8:00 PM – Thanksgiving Night
Venue: Municipal Auditorium
Sponsor: Umingan Ministers, Association Networks, Inc.

DAY 03 (April 14, 2009)

5:00 AM – Detonation of Bomb
Band Around the Town Proper (UNHS)

8:00 AM – Gay Run
Sponsor: ExeCom

2:00 PM – Singing Contest
Venue: UNHS Gym
Sponsor: Execom

8:00 PM – Miss Gay
Venue: Municipal Auditorium
Sponsor: Umingan Gay Association

DAY 04 (April 15, 2009)

8:00 AM – Street Dancing/Cheer Dance Showdown
by UNHS/ICCS/QMA

2:00 PM – Sack Race Relay
Venue: Municipal Auditorium
Sponsor: ExeCom

8:00 PM – Senior Citizen Night
Venue: Municipal Auditorium
Sponsor: FUSCA
Extreme Orchestra

DAY 05 (April 16, 2009)

8:00 AM – Marathon (Starting Point – Don Montano Elementary School)

2:00 PM – Boxing
Sponsor: ExeCom

8:00 PM – SK Night
Venue: Municipal Auditorium
Sponsor: Sangguniang Kabataan Federation of Umingan
Lina Abuan Orchestra

DAY 06 (April 17, 2009)

7:30 AM – Drum & Lyre Exhibition

2:00 PM – Boxing
Sponsor: ExeCom/Mr. & Mrs. Reny Abetong

8:00 PM – Community Night/LGU & ABC
Venue: Municipal Auditorium
D’Sound Makers Band Orchestra & Count Precy Orchestra

DAY 07 (April 18, 2009)

7:30 AM – Civic Parade
“Operation Gwapito” (Free Haircut)
Venue: Beside Municipal Gym
Sponsor: Mayor Eldred P. Tumbocon, CE-GE

2:00 PM – Boxing
Sponsor: ExeCom/Mr. & Mrs. Reny Abetong

8:00 PM – Search & Coronation of Miss Umingan 2009
Extreme Orchestra

DAY 08 (April 19, 2009)

8:00 AM – Chess Competition
Continuation of “OPERATION GWAPITO”

2:00 PM – Cycling
Sponsor: ExeCom

8:00 PM – People’s Night
Variety/Musical/Comedy Show
Sponsor: Miss Emmalyn Balmes Chan
Las Vegas, USA

Municipal Ordinances

ORDINANCE NO. 01, Series of 2009 An Ordinance for the temporary closure of street in the Poblacion to give way to the upcoming Town Fiesta of Umingan. Author: Mun. Councilor Fred A. Fernandez Date Signed : 01/23/2009

ORDINANCE NO. 23, Series of 2008 An Ordinance Prohibiting the playing or engaging in the manufacture, distribution, sale, operation and possession of video karera and similar game machines within the municipality of Umingan and providing penalties for violation thereof. Author: Mun. Councilor Fred A. FernandezDate Signed : 10/23/2008

ORDINANCE NO. 22, Series of 2008 The Smoke-Free Ordinance of Umingan. Author: Mun. Councilor John D. Advincula Date Signed : 11/17/2008

ORDINANCE NO. 21, Series of 2008 An Ordinance enacting the SB Resolution 829, S-2008 of the SB of Umingan and the Municipal Dev’t. Council (MDC) regarding the implementation of the proposed priority development projects to be funded from the Local Dev’t. Fund Supplemental equivalent to twenty percent (20%) of the increase internal revenue allotment (IRA), CY-2008 of this municipality in the amount of One Million Five Hundred Forty-five Thousand Seven Hundred Thirty Seven Pesos (Php1,545,737.00). Author: Mun. Councilor Date Signed :

ORDINANCE NO. 20, Series of 2008 An Ordinance declaring ban to cut coconut trees within the territorial jursidiction in the municipality. Author: Mun. Councilor Date Signed :

ORDINANSA BILANG 19, Serye 2008 Kautusang pinagbabawal ang paggamit ng mga malalaswang “Video Display” sa mga komersyal na video-karaoke system na matatagpuan sa lugar na napupuntahan o nararating ng mga mamamayan sa nasasakupan ng lalawigan ng Umingan, Pangasinan at pagtatakda ng kaparusahang nauukol dito. Author: Mun. Councilor Date Signed :

ORDINANCE NO. 18 Series of 2008 Amending Municipal Ordinance No. 2, S-1998, “An Ordinance opening the market stalls on the newly constructed public market of Umingan, adopting and imposing stall rights, fees, prescribing schedule of rates for monthly rentals and setting guidelines for occupancy and operation. Author: Mun. Councilor Dante D. Pablo                                                     Date Signed :04/23/2008

ORDINANCE NO. 17 Series of 2008 An Ordinance for the temporary closure of street in the Poblacion to give way to the upcoming town fiesta of Umingan. Author: Mun. Councilor Fred A. Fernandez Date Signed :03/07/2008

ORDINANCE NO. 16 Series of 2007 An Ordinance establishing a comprehensive welfare for children, for their survival, development, protection and program and participation rights in the municipality of Umingan, and for other purposes. Author: Mun. Councilor John D. Advincula Date Signed :09/25/2007

ORDINANCE NO. 15 Series of 2007 Avian Influenza (AI) prevention and control program, municipality of Umingan, Pangasinan. Author: Mun. Councilor John D. Advincula Date Signed :09/25/2007

ORDINANCE NO. 14 Series of 2007 Control and prevention of rabies and prescribing penalties for violation thereof and for other purposes, municipality of Umingan. Author: Mun. Councilor John D. Advincula Date Signed :

ORDINANCE NO. 12 Series of 2007 The 2007 Solid Waste Disposal and Management Ordinance of Umingan, Pangasinan. Author: Vice-Mayor Eldred P. Tumbocon Date Signed : 06/25/2007

ORDINANCE NO. 13 Series of 2007 An ordinance regulating the operation of piggery and poultry backyard projects and farms in the municipality of Umingan, Pangasinan, and imposing penalties or sanctions for violators thereof and for other purposes. Author: Vice-Mayor Eldred P. Tumbocon Date Signed : 06/25/2007

ORDINANCE NO. 12 Series of 2007 The 2007 Solid Waste Disposal and Management Ordinance of Umingan, Pangasinan. Author: Vice-Mayor Eldred P. Tumbocon Date Signed : 06/25/2007

ORDINANCE NO. 12 Series of 2007 The 2007 Solid Waste Disposal and Management Ordinance of Umingan, Pangasinan. Author: Vice-Mayor Eldred P. Tumbocon Date Signed : 06/25/2007

ORDINANCE NO. 11 Series of 2007 An Ordinance dissolving the position of Municipal Population Officer and creating the positions of General Services Officer and Human Resource Management Officer of the Municipality of Umingan. Author: Vice-Mayor Eldred P. Tumbocon Date Signed : 06/25/2007

ORDINANCE NO. 10 Series of 2005 Creating a Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center (STAC) Satellite for children with disabilities in the municipality of Umingan, Pangasinan and appropriating funds from any available fund of the general fund to cover operational expenses. Author: Mun. Councilor Dante D. Pablo Date Signed : 11/29/2005

ORDINANCE NO. 9 Series of 2005 An Ordinance to curtail the sale, distribution, manufacture and/or production of counterfeit drugs and pharmaceutical products and providing penalties thereof. Introduced by: Mun. Councilor John D. Advincula Sponsor: Mun. Councilor Dante D. Pablo Date Signed : 06/16/2005

ORDINANCE NO. 8 Series of 2005 An Ordinance prohibiting any storage or display of goods, merchandise or construction materials and posting of movable billboards, commercial signs and signposts along public areas such as sidewalks, pedestrian lanes and road shoulders, and prescribing penalties for violation thereof. Author: Vice-Mayor Eldred P. Tumbocon Sponsor: Mun. Councilor Fred A. Fernandez Date Signed : 06/16/2005

ORDINANCE NO. 7 Series of 2005 An Ordinance prohibiting amusement centers or places for recreation within the municipality of Umingan to permit Elementary and Secondary School pupils and students respectively, to play or loiter in any of its facilities and providing penalties for violations thereof. Author: Vice-Mayor Eldred P. Tumbocon Sponsor: Mun. Councilor Dante D. Pablo Date Signed : 06/09/2005

ORDINANCE NO. 5 Series of 2003 An Ordinance enacting youth smoking prevention program in the municipality of Umingan and prohibiting the selling of cigarettes and other tobacco products to persons below 18 years of age pursuant to M.C. No. 2002-74 of the DILG and M.C.C. No. 2002-058 of the Provincial Governor, Province of Pangasinan and providing penalties for violation thereof. Author: SKF Pres. Chris Evert B. Tadeo Date Signed : 10/08/2003

ORDINANCE NO. 4 Series of 2003 An Ordinance providing for the quarantine of suspected SARS infected persons, imposing sanctions for violation therefore, and for other purposes. Author: Mun. Councilor Dante O. Pablo Date Signed : 08/06/2003

ORDINANCE NO. 1 Series of 2002 An Ordinance promulgating rules and regulations to be observed on proper garbage collection and disposal relative to the cleaning and beautification program within the territorial jurisdiction of the municipality of Umingan and imposing penalties for violation thereof. Author: Mun. Councilor Angelita J. Mones Date Signed : 01/22/2002

ORDINANCE NO. 2 Series of 2002 An Ordinance fixing monthly rentals of Tapangkos for Fish, Vegetables, Fruits, Dry Goods, Schools supplies, Meat & Pork and all other forms of Merchandise using Tapangkos. Author: Mun. Councilor Bayani T. Aguilar Date Signed : 04/23/2002

ORDINANCE NO. 3 Series of 2002 An Ordinance prohibiting any person/s to dump their salvage agricultural products and other waste materials along highways, road, rivers, creeks and other public places within the jurisdictional limits of this municipality and providing penalties for violation thereof. Author: Mun. Councilor Carlito S. Corpuz Date Signed : 09/17/2002

ORDINANCE NO. 3 Series of 2000 An Ordinance requiring all public and private salt retailers, suppliers and other business establishments in Umingan to intensify the use or sale of iodized salt. Author: Mun. Councilor Alex U. Menor Date Signed : 08/15/2000

ORDINANCE NO. 2 Series of 2000 An Ordinance regulating the traffic system of Umingan, Pangasinan providing rules and regulations and prescribing penalties of violations thereof. Author: Vice-Mayor Councilor Eldred P. Tumbocon Sponsor: Mun. Councilor Ricardo M. Valera Date Signed : 07/11/2000

ORDINANCE NO. 1 Series of 2000 An Ordinance enacting the creation of the position of Municipal Health Officer for the municipality of Umingan. Author: Vice-Mayor Councilor Eldred P. Tumbocon Sponsor: Mun. Councilor Felicisima M. Escobar Date Signed : 06/20/2000

ORDINANCE NO. 1 Series of 1999 Creating the Municipal Gym Committee and adopting rental fee for the use of the Municipal Gym. Author: Vice-Mayor Eldred P. Tumbocon Sponsor: SKF Pres. Rowill P. Tomines Date Signed : 10/12/1999

ORDINANCE NO. 3 Series of 1998 Setting an annual appropriation of P10, 000.00 as seed fund for the operation of the Civilian Volunteer Organization of Umingan. Authors: Mun. Councilor Carlito S. Corpuz Date Signed : 09/28/1998

ORDINANCE NO. 2 Series of 1998 An Ordinance opening the new public market of Umingan, adopting and imposing stall rights fee, prescribing schedule of rates for monthly rental and setting guidelines for occupancy. Authors: Mun. Councilor Ricardo Abarientos, Jr. & Mun. Councilor Dante O. Pablo Date Signed : 08/17/1998

ORDINANCE NO. 1 Series of 1998 Municipal Ordinance No. 01, S-1998 An Ordinance declaring the last Sunday of January of every year as Mass Wedding Day & granting prospective couples exemption from government fees and charges. Author: Mun. Councilor Eldred P. Tumbocon Date Signed : 02/09/1998

ORDINANCE NO. 1 Series of 1997 Prohibiting any person/s to dump their salvage agricultural products and other waste materials along highways, roads, rivers and other public places within the jurisdiction of this municipality and providing penalties for violations thereof. Author: Mun. Councilor Nardito Salacup Date Signed : 01/13/1997

ORDINANCE NO. 1 Series of 1995 An Ordinance establishing a municipal scholarship fund, creating a Municipal Scholarship Board and providing necessary annual fund therefore. Author: Mun. Councilor Eldred P. Tumbocon Date Signed : 06/17/1995

ORDINANCE NO. 3 Series of 1994 An Ordinance governing the administration, levy, collection and assessment of taxes, fees and charges and providing penalties for violation thereof. Author: Mun. Councilor Eldred P. Tumbocon Date Signed : 11/24/1994

ORDINANCE NO. 3 Series of 1993 Renaming Burgos St. to Juan C. Castillo St. of this municipality. Author: Mun. Councilor Eldred P. Tumbocon Date Signed : 09/13/1993

ORDINANCE NO. 2 Series of 1993 Renaming Progreso St. to Isabelo V. Velasquez St. of this municipality. Author: Mun. Councilor Eldred P. Tumbocon Date Signed : 09/13/1993

ORDINANCE NO. 1 Series of 1993 An Ordinance setting forth the rules and regulations for the granting of franchise to operators of motorized tricycles within the municipality. Author: Mun. Councilor Nardito Salacup Date Signed : 05/10/1993

ORDINANCE NO. 1 Series of 1992 An Ordinance granting and fixing tax discount on advance and prompt payments of real property tax and additional tax accruing to Special Education Fund (SEF). Author: Mun. Councilor Fred A. Fernandez Date Signed : 08/17/1992

ORDINANCE NO. 2 Series of 1988 An Ordinance regulating traffic flow on the National Highway alongside of the Public Market. Author: Mun. Councilor Felicisima M. Escobar Date Signed : 10/24/1988

Six-Point Program of Governance

E         -  EDUCATION, YOUTH AND HEALTH

First focus of concern is the development of our youth and children, their education and the health of the people of Umingan. Caring for our people, especially the children and the youth, is one way of ensuring their solid future.

PLANS OF ACTION:

1.       Upgrading and modifying existing scholarship programs for all bright and deserving students in all levels;
2.       Work for the construction of additional school buildings and repair of existing ones;
3.       Computerization of public schools;
4.       Upgrading of Municipal Library and Reading Center;
5.       Establishment of new day care centers and strengthening of existing centers;
6.       Upgrading of existing health centers, establishment of satellite centers and acquisition and eventual deployment of a Mobile Health Clinic;
7.       Implementation of OPERATION BABASSIT, a monthly feeding activity for our day care children;
8.       Implementation of OPERATION GWAPITO, a “libreng gupit” project for our children to instill the value of orderliness and cleanliness in them;
9.       Implementation of regular sports activities.

L          -  LOCAL GOVERNANCE

This program is a priority concern of the Local Government of Umingan that will surely provide our people fast and better delivery of basic services.

PLANS OF ACTION:

1.      Implementation of Umingan Land Information System (U-LIS), a centralized system that will streamline Real Property Tax Assessment and tax collection of business and real property and Umingan Geographic Information System (U-GIS), a data base of all land resources of the municipality;
2.      Implementation of Modified Structural Organization (MSO) for the Local Government of Umingan that will provide effective and stronger workforce;
3.      Establishment of  Municipal Action Center (MAC) that will guide people to fast and effective services on official transactions;
4.      Implementation of “YOU PRODUCE, BE REWARDED”,  a system aimed a professionalizing our local government workforce thru regular manpower development trainings and giving incentives to employees;
5.      Creation of All-Sectors Consultative Council (ASCC) that will include representatives from Non-government Organizations, the professionals, business youth, women, farmers’ associations, jeepney and tricycle drivers’ unions and other interest groups;  Council shall recommend proposals to be considered by the Executive Office and the Sangguniang Bayan;
6.      Creation of Special Commission on Women, a move that will encourage women’s participation in development planning and plan formulation on gender concerns;

D         -  DEVELOPMENT ON AGRICULTURE AND INFRASTRUCTURE

Another priority program which concerns agriculture and infrastructure policies that will ensure sustainable development on trade and business in the municipality.

PLANS OF ACTION:

1.      Concreting of roads and bridges and rehab of existing ones;
2.      Opening, construction and rehab of farm-to-market roads;
3.      Improvement/Rehab of drainage system;
4.      Construction/Rehab of Small Water Impounding Projects (SWIP), Small Farm Reservoirs (SFR) and Irrigation System (IS);
5.      Construction of post-harvest facilities like multi-purpose courts, solar driers and pavements;
6.      Establishments of a Central Trading Area (CTA) for major agricultural produce of the municipality;
7.      Establishment of Cattle Trading in Barangay Lauren.

R         -  RE-ENGINEERING OF LIVELIHOOD AND EMPLOYMENT  STRATEGIES

Modified schemes on livelihood and local employment to suit local conditions and present-day trends will open and facilitate opportunities and will give our people ways and means to improve their lives.

PLANS OF ACTION:

1.      Identification and record-keeping of all available manpower resources in every barangay;
2.      Sponsor regular job fairs and solicitations and employment expositions;
3.      Seek linkages and coordination with concerned agencies on employment documentations, and with government and non-government foundation and institutions on financial assistance;
4.      Support micro finance institutions offering loans with low interest to farmers, small-scale entrepreneurs and the rural poor;
5.      Implement a government policy requiring all investors putting business within the town to admit local residents equivalent to 20% of the total manpower requirement.

E         -  ENVIRONMENT AND OUR NATURAL RESOURCES

It is the paramount responsibility of the Local Government to achieve an ecologically-balanced Umingan and its environs.

PLANS OF ACTION:

1.      Implementation of efficient garbage and waste collection system with the operation of Sanitary Landfill and Water Facility;
2.      Dredging of canals and rivers, cleanups of waterways and protection of riverbanks;
3.      Massive tree-planting especially on idle lands;
4.      Pursue a Comprehensive Reforestation Program that will allow the Local Government to take authority and control over our natural watersheds;
5.      Initiate the “SAVE THE BANILA RIVER MOVEMENT”,  a joint and collective project of the Local Government and all sectors of society of the town of Umingan;
6.      All-year round cleanliness and beautification projects.

D         -  DUTY TO MAINTAIN PEACE AND ORDER

A peaceful and orderly town is the dream of every Uminganian. The program shall make the town safe and secure for everyone; its folks and the people doing business in Umingan.

PLANS OF ACTION:

1.      Support proposals to establish satellite police precincts in strategic areas;
2.      Enforce and implement local laws to achieve traffic discipline;
3.      Pursue “OPERATION:  AGBALIW TAYON”,  a joint civilian-police project against illegal gambling and prohibited drugs;
4.      Support the establishment of Barangay Defense System.

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Vision & Mission

1. To raise the standard of living and quality of life of the townspeople and ensure them a brighter future by improving the socio-economic conditions in the locality benefiting the constituents as well as transients or visitors.

2. To create more jobs and more income by achieving sustainable growth in the municipality through agricultural modernization

3. Industrialization.

4. Construction/improvement of farm to market roads to enhance the transport of products.

5. Continued support to farmers in the construction and repair of irrigation dams and communal irrigation systems to increase production likewise construction of post harvest facilities such as multi-purpose drying pavements, etc.

6. Assistance to schools by providing modest school building construction and repair program.

7. Modernization of LGU equipments and facilities for better (systematic) public service.

8. Utilization of the municipality’s tourism potential.

9. Sports Development.

10. Improvement of health and sanitation facilities and services.

Civil Registry

BIRTH CERTIFICATE

Timely Registration of Certificate of Live Birth

Registered within the 30-day reglementary period from the time of birth. Birth Registration is the permanent and official recording of a child’s existence. This part of civil registration system acknowledges the existence of a person before the law. It also establishes the child’s family ties. The registration of the child’s birth enables the child to obtain a Live Birth Certificate, the most visible evidence of a government’s legal recognition of the existence of a child as member of the society. It is the document that generally determines the nationality of the child.

Steps to Follow: 1) Submit accomplished Certificate of Live Birth to office employee for evaluation then registration 2) Clients claim registered Birth Certificate on scheduled date

Clients- Hospital Personnel, Public Health Nurses, Public Health Midwives or Parents.

MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE

Registration of Marriage Contract

Reglementary Period  of Registration: Marriage solemnized with license issued – within 15 days following the          solemnization of marriage. Marriage exempt from license requirement – within 30 days following the solemnization of marriage.       Marriage exempt from license requirement – within 30 days following the solemnization of marriage.

DEATH CERTIFICATE

Timely Registration of Death Certificates

Registered within the 30-day reglementary period from the time of occurrence

Note: -   If deceased is embalmed, secure signature of embalmer (see back portion of  the certificate of death) -   Burial Permit to be secured from Municipal Heath Office -   For burial outside Umingan, secure Transfer Permit from Municipal Health Office.

Other Services such as

• R.A. 9255 (An Act allowing Illegitimate Children to Use the Surname of the Father)

R.A. 9255 (An Act Allowing Illegitimate Children to Use  the Surname of the Father)

For births previously registered under the surname of the mother and admission of paternity done at the back of Certificate of Live Birth (COLB).

• Filing of Petition for Change for First Name Under R.A. # 9048

Filing of Petition for Change of  First Name Under Republic Act No. 9048

Requirements:  1. Certified machine copy of the civil registry document containing  the alleged erroneous entry. 2. Not less than 2 public or private documents upon which the correction shall be based, as follows. 2.1.   Baptismal Certificate    2.9    Driver’s License 2.2.   Voter’s Affidavit          2.10  Insurance 2.3.   Employment Record    2.11  Civil registry records of ascendants 2.4.   GSIS Record              2.12  Land Titles 2.5.   SSS record                 2.13  Certificate of Land Transfer 2.6.    Medical Record         2.14  Bank Passbook 2.7.    Business Record        2.15  NBI/Police clearance 2.8.   School Record           2.16  And Others   3. Clearance from the following authorities:              3.1 Employer, if employed                                    3.2 National Bureau of Investigation              3.3 Philippine National Police              3.4 Other clearances as may be required by the concerned CC 4. Proof of Publication              4.1 Affidavit of Publication from the publisher              4.2 Copy of the newspaper clipping Publication shall be done at least once a week for two (2) consecutive  weeks in a newspaper of general circulation  Filing Fee: Three thousand Pesos (P3,000.00), excluding  mailing and  other incidental expenses.

• Filing of Petition for Correction of Clerical Error Under  R.A. # 9048

Filing of Petition for Correction of Clerical Error Under  Republic Act No. 9048

Republic Act 9048 – An act authorizing the Municipal Civil Registrar or the Consul General to correct a clerical or typographical error in an entry and/or change of First Name or Nickname in the Civil Register without a need of a Judicial Order.

Requirements  1. Certified machine copy of the civil registry document containing the alleged erroneous entry. 2. Not less than 2 public or private documents upon which the correction shall be based, as follows: 2.1.   Baptismal Certificate      2.9   Driver’s License 2.2.   Voter’s Affidavit            2.10 Insurance 2.3.   Employment Record      2.11 Civil registry records of ascendants 2.4.   GSIS Record                2.12 Land Titles 2.5.   SSS record                   2.13 Certificate of Land Transfer 2.6.    Medical Record           2.14 Bank Passbook 2.7.    Business record           2.15 NBI/Police clearance 2.8.   School record              2.16 And others 3. Filing Fee: One thousand pesos (P1,000.00, excluding mailing and other incidental expenses) Note: Depending on the nature of the clerical error to be corrected the petitioner may submit other relevant documents to the Municipal Civil Registrar to further ensure the approval of his petition .On the other hand the Municipal Civil Registrar may also require other documents in addition to what have already been submitted by the petitioner.

• Delayed Registration of Civil Registry Documents

Delayed Registration of Civil Registry Documents
Registration beyond the reglementary period of registration of Birth, Marriage and Death.
Requirements for Birth	Requirements for Death	Requirements for Marriage
Negative Certification: LCR Form 1B or 1C (Birth), LCR Form 2B or 2C (Death), LCR Form 3B or 3C (Marriage) — refer to Request for a Certified Copy/Certification of Civil Registry Documents
Note: An application may be disapproved by the CCR on valid grounds

• Request for a Certified Copy/Certification of Civil Registry Documents

Request for a Certified Copy / Certification of Civil Registry Documents
Request for a certified copy of Birth, Marriage, Death and Miscellaneous Civil Registry Documents.
Application for Marriage License
Reglementary Period of Registration – where a marriage license is required, each of the contracting parties shall file separately in a sworn application for such license with the Municipal Civil Registrar.
Requirements	Requirements for Art. 34 (Couples living together as husband and wife without the benefit of marriage for 5 yrs. or more)

• Timely Registration of Miscellaneous Civil Registry documents

Timely Registration of Miscellaneous Civil Registry Documents

Registered within the reglementary period of registration            Legal Instruments – 30 days after the execution of the instrument, except for Acknowledgment, which is 20 days.              Court Orders/Decrees – 10 days after the order has become final, except for Decree of Adoption, which is 30 days.

GIS-LIS

 

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS) is a system that integrates, stores, edits, analyzes, shares, and displays geographic information. This system can be used for scientific investigations, resource management, asset management, archaeology, environmental impact assessment, urban planning, cartography, criminology, geographic history, marketing, logistics, and other purposes. For example, GIS might allow emergency planners to easily calculate emergency response times in the event of a natural disaster, GIS might be used to find wetlands that need protection from pollutions, or GIS can be used by a company to site a new business location to take advantage of a previously under-served market.

LAND INFORMATION SYSTEME (LIS) refers to a manual or computer-based information system used to store, retrieve, display, and plot spatial and textural data relating primarily to land features and characteristics and land ownership (e.g., tax parcels, urban infrastructure, and property assessment).

Currently, the Local Government of Umingan is in the process of establishing its own GIS/LIS to help the local government better serve its people.