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Resettlement Planning Document

The resettlement plan is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB’s Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature.

Resettlement Plan for the Dauin Small Reservoir Irrigation Project Final Project Number: 27245 April 2005

PHI: Southern Philippines Irrigation Sector Project

Prepared by: National Irrigation Administration; PRIMEX

Southern Philippines Irrigation Sector Project (SPISP)

(ADB Loan No. 1668-PHI)

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RESETTLEMENT PLAN

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APRIL 2005

Republic of the Philippines NATIONAL IRRIGATION ADMINISTRATION (Pambansang Pangasiwaan ng Patubig)

SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES IRRIGATION SECTOR PROJECT

LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT PLAN (LARP) FOR

THE DAUIN SMALL RESERVOIR IRRIGATION PROJECT

TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Figures iii List of Tables iv List of Annexes v List of Acronyms vi Executive Summary viii INTRODUCTION 1 Background of the Project General Project Description Dam and Reservoir Areas Irrigation Service Areas

2.0 IMPACT BASELINE INFORMATION AND SOCIOECONOMIC CENSUS 7 2.1 Impacts on Assets and People 2.2 Socio-economic Census 3.0 DETAILED COMPENSATION AND REHABILITATION STRATEGY 12 3.1 Service Area

3.1.1 Equity aspect of the LAR Compensation Scheme for Beneficiary PAPs 3.1.2 Cash Compensation for Non-beneficiary PAPs 3.1.3 Compensation for Donation by Non-beneficiary PAPs 3.1.4 ROW Acquisition

3.2 Reservoir and Dam Area 3.2.1 Process of PAPs Identification, Inventory and Affected Assets Valuation 3.2.2 Establishment of Fair Market Value and its Validation and Payment of the

Compensation 3.3 Service Area

4.0 LEGAL BACKGROUND AND COMPENSATION POLICY 19 4.1 Legal Background 4.2 Eligibility to Compensation and Rehabilitation 4.3 Entitlement Matrix 4.4 Donation 4.5 Cut-off Dates

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5.0 ORGANIZATIONAL FRAMEWORK 24 5.1 Institutional Arrangement 6.0 COMPLAINTS AND GRIEVANCES 27 6.1 Complaints/Grievance and Redress Procedures 6.2 Redress Procedures 7.0 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND DISCLOSURE 29 7.1 Disclosure 7.2 Consultation and Participation 8.0 LARP IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS 32 8.1 Precondition to Civil Works and Implementation 8.2 Activities and Schedule 9.0 SUPERVISION AND MONITORING 34 9.1 Internal Monitoring 9.2 Indicators for Monitoring and Evaluation 10.0 LARP COST AND BUDGET 36 10.1 Budget Requirement 10.2 Flow of Funds

REFERENCES 38

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LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1 - Location Map of the Dauin SRIP Figure 2 - Site and Layout of Dauin Irrigation System Map Figure 3 - Parcellary Map of the Proposed Submerged Area Figure 4 - Process of ROW Acquisition in the Service Area Figure 5 - Process of Inventory, Valuation and Payment of Cash Compensation

for Affected Crops, and Trees in the Reservoir Area. Figure 6 - Organizational Framework for the Dauin SRIP LARP Implementation Figure 7 - LARP Schedule

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LIST OF TABLES

Table 1 - Summary of Affected Households and Assets in the

Reservoir, Dam, and Access Road Areas by Type of PAPs

Table 2 - Summary of Affected Households by Assets and Crops in the Reservoir, Dam, and Access Road Areas and Crops and Trees

Table 3 - Summary of ROW Requirement in the Service Area Table 4 - Summary of PAPs and Affected Crops and Trees in the Service Area Table 5 - Summary of PAPs in the Service Area and Agreements on

Compensation Table 6 - Cash Compensation of the Non-Beneficiary Farmers Table 7 - Compensation of the Non-Beneficiary Farmers for Donation to the IA Table 8 - Summary of PAPs and their Location in the Submerged Area by

Compensation Agreement Table 9 - Comparative Results of Valuation Table 10 - Entitlement Matrix Table 11 - Actual Entitlement of PAPs in the Service Area Table 12 - List of Consultation Meetings with PAPs regarding LARP Table 13 - Indicators for LARP Internal Monitoring Table 14 - Proposed Budget for LARP

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LIST OF ANNEXES

Annex A - Complete list of PAPs in the proposed Reservoir/Dam and Road Access Area

Annex B - Complete List of PAPs, affected by ROW Acquisition in the Service

Area Annex C - Sample Socio-economic Survey forms of PAFs in the

reservoir area

Annex D - Certification of Dauin Municipality on the Granting of Use of Public Lands to NIA for Dauin SRIP

Annex E - Details of Compensation by Individual for the Submerged Area Annex F - Outline of Information Booklet Annex G - Sample Deed of Donation and Statement of Awareness Annex H - Sample Deed of Assignment Annex I - Sample Signed Agreement for ROW Settlement in the Service Area Annex J - Copy of Submerged Area PAP Compensation Preference Survey

Form Annex K - Copy of Recent Land Transaction in the Project Area Annex L - Copy of PAC Resolution No. 016-2004 Annex M - Pictorial of PAFs at Proposed Reservoir and Service Areas Annex N - Land Holdings of Non-Beneficiary PAPs

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LIST OF ACRONYMS ADB - Asian Development Bank AP - Affected People BnPAP - Beneficiary PAP CAG - Community Action Group CENRO - Community Environment and Natural Resources Officer CPMO - Central Project Management Office DA - Department of Agriculture DAR - Department of Agrarian Reform DECS - Department of Education, Culture and Sports DENR - Department of Environment and Natural Resources DOH - Department of Health EA - Executing Agency EIA - Environmental Impact Assessment EO - Executive Order FMV - Fair Market Value FS - Feasibility Studies IA - Irrigation Association IDO - Irrigation Development Officer EIA - Environment Impact Assessment ESM - Environmental and Social Measures LARP - Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan LGU - Local Government Unit MARO - Municipal Agrarian Reform Officer MCM - Million Cubic Meters MMT - Multipartite Monitoring Team MOA - Memorandum of Agreement MOU - Memorandum of Understanding MSWDO - Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office NIA - National Irrigation Administration NIP/S - National Irrigation Project/ System NPC - National Power Corporation NGO - Non-governmental Organizations NSO - National Statistics Office PAC - Provincial Appraisal Committee PAF/PAP - Project Affected Family/Project Affected Person PDD - Project Development Department PIMT - Participatory Irrigation Management and Transfer PIO - Provincial Irrigation Office PMES - Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation System PNP - Philippine National Police PRA - Participatory Rural Appraisal PO - People’s Organization PSC - Project Steering Committee RA - Republic Act RPPF - Resettlement Policy and Program Framework ROW - Right-of-Way RSS - Rural Sociology Specialist SPISP - Southern Philippines Irrigation Sector Project SPMO - Sub-Project Management Office

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SRIP/S - Small Reservoir Irrigation Project/ System TGI - Target Group Identification TL/IMS - Team Leader/Irrigation Management Specialist TSAG - Turnout Service Area Group

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Dauin Small Reservoir Irrigation Subproject is one of the non-core subprojects of the Southern Philippines Project (SPISP). It is located in the Municipality of Dauin, Negros Oriental in Central Visayas. Dauin SRIP subproject will irrigate an existing dry-land farming area supporting some 1,098 households. The subproject will improve the reliability of food supply and raise farmer incomes in the area, wherein many of which are at or below the poverty level. The subproject will consist of three main components: (i) a reservoir; (ii) a diversion intake dam; and (iii) a gravity-fed piped irrigation service area consisting of about 1,000 ha. A 25-m high earth embankment dam with a crest length of 248 m at elevation 380 m will be built across the Lipayo River. The reservoir will cover 5.4763 ha of land when the reservoir is filled to conservation level. The dam construction and working area will also require an additional area of 4.2361 ha as well as 0.3768 ha for the access road and field office. The dam operation will eventually provide irrigation water to approximately 1,000 ha for the cultivation of vegetables, corn and rice. The construction of the dam, reservoir, access road and field office, which require approximately 10.0892 ha, are located in two barangays, namely, Magsaysay and Boloc-boloc. Construction of the dam and reservoir will affect 27 landowners and cultivators in the area. In the proposed irrigated service area covering 8 barangays of Dauin, about 6.6366 ha will be required as right-of-way (ROW) for the construction of underground pipe system as well as other irrigation facilities; the ROW acquisition therein will affect a total of 233 farmers, out of which 223 are beneficiaries while 10 are non-beneficiaries. The subproject initially considered requesting affected farmers to provide ROW lands by use of an easement arrangement (right-to-enter) rather than acquisition, because the Dauin SRIP will utilize the piped system for conveying water to the farm (after construction of the pipeline, the land covering the pipeline can be cultivated). However, it was decided that ROW acquisition was more advantageous to beneficiary farmers, because of the cost sharing arrangement required by SPISP. The cost-sharing arrangement or equity contribution is described in more detail in the main report. The extent and scope of impact were assessed and mitigating measures were ensured with the participation of the project affected persons (PAPs) and incorporated as part of the Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP) of the Dauin SRIP. LARP formulation includes the conduct of Socio-economic Surveys of the PAPs and the detailed inventory of affected assets (mainly in the form of land, crops and productive trees) and other properties. To ensure a participatory process in the development and formulation of the LARP, intensive information campaign was undertaken and the PAPs were consulted and involved in planning mitigating measures. The process is guided by the principles and procedures stipulated under the NIA-SPISP/PGAN Resettlement Policy and Program Framework (RPPF) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) requirement and guidelines on resettlement based on its latest version on the Handbook on Resettlement. A short (abbreviated) LARP is prepared since the anticipated negative impacts of land acquisition in the dam and reservoir areas and ROW acquisition in the service areas will only involve 37 APs (27 PAPs upstream whose land will be required for the dam and reservoir construction but will require no relocation and 10 non-beneficiary farmers in the service area whose land parcels will be required for the underground water conveyance facility. The 233 beneficiary farmers whose land parcels will be affected by the ROW

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requirement for the underground water conveyance facility will also be compensated through the equity conversion scheme where the fair market value of the affected plots is utilized to partly offset their individual equity obligation (equity is a cost sharing arrangement between the beneficiaries and SPISP, which is explained in more details in the main text of this LARP) to the subproject. The income derived from the cultivation of land within the proposed reservoir area contributes only approximately seven percent to total annual household income of the affected landowners/cultivators. The impact of ROW acquisition for beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries in the service area is minimal; the land acquired for ROW can still be utilized for cultivation after the underground pipes to convey irrigation water had been laid and its soil covering replaced. LARP preparation for Dauin SRIP started in early 2003. For its implementation about P 13,457,043.80 is required. Of this amount, about P 2,738,420 will be converted for equity (P 2,545,000 from land and 193,420 from standing crops and trees) of the 233 beneficiary farmers and P 94,940 (P 85,140 from land and 9,800 from trees) additional equity donated by 7 NB PAPs. For the 3 NB PAPs who opted for cash compensation they will be paid a total of P 20,260. Transaction cost to cover land re-survey/segregation, re-titling and registration is computed at P 5,742,000. The cost for the compensation of the land and standing crops and trees of the 27 PAPs in the submerged area totals to about P 3,788,037.80 To ensure it judicious implementation, monitoring by internal and external group will be undertaken. NIA-SPISP will provide the necessary resources, manpower and budget to cover the cost related to LARP implementation by Negros Oriental PIO in coordination with SPISP-CPMO and Consultant Team.

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1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Project 1. This report provides the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Central Project Management Office (CPMO) of the Southern Philippines Irrigation Sector Project (SPISP) of the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) with the Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP) for project-affected families and project-affected persons (PAPs) of the Dauin Small Reservoir Project (SRIP). 2. The LARP includes the following elements:

i) Needs and concerns of project affected families and persons (PAPs) – alternatives and options are presented that will permit the PAPs to accommodate their individual resettlement concerns at minimum cost to them;

ii) Policies and procedures from the SPISP-NIA and PGAN Resettlement Policy and Program Framework (RPPF) that will provide resettlement assistance to improve the living standard of the PAPs;

iii) Recommendations and lessons learned from the various offices of the National and Local Governments; and

iv) Guidance provided by various Bank and Government policies, laws and regulations.

3. The Dauin SRIP, a non-core subproject of the SPISP is in Negros Oriental in the Central Visayan Region (see Figure 1 for the Dauin SRIP Location Map). It is located in the Municipality of Dauin, Negros Oriental southwest of Dumaguete City. Topographic features at the subproject area are generally hilly characterized by slightly sloping to undulating terrain with slopes ranging from 0 to three percent in the lower portion (near the shoreline) and 3-8 percent in the upper section suggesting good physical surface drainage condition. For the past several years, parcels of land within the proposed subproject area had been planted to rain-fed corn, pigeon pea (“Kadios”) and coconut and a larger portion remaining fallow. Crop yields have remained relatively low resulting in almost negligible income from agriculture. Low production and income had been aggravated by low levels of farm input utilization resulting mainly from the absence of irrigation infrastructure. 1.2 General Project Description 4. The SPISP proposes to finance the construction of a small reservoir which will provide water to a gravity-fed irrigation service area of about 1000 ha benefiting some 1,098 households in the municipality of Dauin, about 15 km south of Dumaguete City. The system will be sufficient to maintain at least two vegetables crops per year and small areas of rice. Irrigation will support the cultivation of high-value vegetable crops such as eggplant, okra and string beans, as well as corn. With water available all year round, crop production is optimized. Thus, the sub-project will assure food availability and help increase the income level of the beneficiary farmers and alleviate poverty situation in the rural areas of Dauin.

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5. Water will be tapped from the Lipayo River, whose inflow will be augmented from the spring-fed tributaries of Hinalin Creek, a small seasonal river in Dauin. A 30-m core zoned earth embankment dam and an ungated spillway will be provided at the left abutment for an inflow design flood of 118 cu meters per second over a 100-year return period on the steep-sided valley section of the river to create a small reservoir which at conservation level (spillway crest) will have the capacity to impound 0.482 million cubic meters (MCM) of water and at a minimum operating level, 0.15 MCM. 6. Figure 2 illustrates the irrigation network with its dam and reservoir area. A major portion of the irrigation network will be by means of a pipeline system for the delivery of water to individual farms requiring the acquisition of 6.6055 ha of land for right-of-way (ROW) for the construction of underground pipe system. With such, land acquired for the installation of the pipeline could still be cultivated after the pipelines are installed and covered with soil. 7. The reservoir will be contained within a single un-branched channel in a narrow section of the Lipayo River, where the dam and the spillway could be constructed. At conservation level the reservoir will submerge approximately 5.4763 ha of land (see Figure 3). 8. The sub-project has the potential to improve food security in the area and increase the level of income of the beneficiary farmers and contribute to the local economy. The farmers at present rely primarily on rain-fed agriculture. With the long dry season in the area, crop production is not assured. The subproject through the provision of regular water supply will enable the production of at least two crops of rice per year on a small area and the continuous cultivation of high-value vegetable crops on a major portion of the subproject area. But, together with the positive impacts, the subproject will also require land acquisition and therefore negatively affect a number of people. In the dam and reservoir areas, the nature of impacts is in the form of lost land and permanent crops and trees therein (no physical infrastructure has been established on the lands that will be affected by the ROW acquisition); in the irrigated service area, the nature of impact is in the loss of crops and trees during the laying of underground conduit pipes and other irrigation facilities. 9. In order to assess the impacts of the subproject, topographic surveys and plot mapping were undertaken in the proposed reservoir and dam areas as well as the irrigation areas where the proposed facilities and infrastructure will be constructed. Census, socio-economic survey and inventory of assets and properties that will most likely be affected were undertaken to determine the scope of impacts. This would identify PAPs, determine what type of land will be affected by the ROW acquisition, and determine the relative size and plot boundaries as well as the type of structures, crops, trees and other asset found therein as basis for assessment and valuation of compensation. PAPs, who are landowners, cultivators or residents of the affected lands, were interviewed to determine their socio-economic status. Land classification was verified with the Department of Environmental and Natural Resources (DENR).

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Figure 2. Site and Layout of Dauin Irrigation System Map

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Figure 3 Parcellary Map of the Proposed Submerged Area

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1.3 Dam and Reservoir Areas 10. The construction of the dam and reservoir will result with the permanent loss of around 10.0892 ha of land, of which 5.4763 ha will eventually be submerged. Another 4.2361 ha will be utilized for the construction of the dam facilities and 0.3768 ha for the access road. The nature of the impact is the permanent loss of agricultural lands in the reservoir area and dam construction site and the total and/or partial loss of crops and trees therein. There are no existing physical structures, which will be affected within the area. Also, there will be minimal loss of income as the socioeconomic survey showed that the contribution of the annual income derived from the cultivation of the land (from seasonal crops and fruit orchard) to total household income was only 7 percent. Losses of lands and crops and trees will be provided cash compensation based on the agreed fair market value (FMV) of land and the affected trees and crops, the details of which are described in Chapter 3, Section 37. 1.4 Irrigation Service Areas 11. Furthermore, the subproject will require approximately 6.6055 ha in the irrigation service area as ROW for the construction of an underground pipe system and other irrigation facilities such as the main and lateral pipelines and ancillary facilities. The nature of impact is in the form of loss of crops and trees (no physical structures are within the identified ROW areas) during the laying out of pipes. PAF losses in this area will be minimal. As agreed, in the course of an intensive consultation process all direct beneficiaries in this area will provide the land affected by ROW as part of their equity payment as discussed in Chapter 3. In addition, beneficiary PAPs agreed that they will NOT seek direct compensation for losses of crops and trees on ROW lands, but they have requested that these potential compensation amounts be included in their equity contribution. It is noted, that the peso value of the ROW land, plus any compensation values converted as equity, have exceeded the required equity contribution of some farmers. 12. Both the submerged and dam area, and the land acquired for ROW in the irrigated service area are the subject of this Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP). The primary objective of the LARP for Dauin SRIP to minimize and mitigate the negative impacts of the subproject through the provision of compensation and rehabilitation measures for PAPs (beneficiary and non beneficiaries) affected by ROW acquisition of the subproject. 13. The LARP aims to accomplish the following:

a. Present a strategy to achieve the objectives of the NIA-SPISP/PGAN Resettlement Policy and Program Framework;

b. Provide a plan for implementation of the stated strategies to ensure timely acquisition of assets, payment of compensation, equity conversion mechanism, and delivery of other benefits to project affected persons;

c. Ensure that the Plan enables the PAPs to improve and/or maintain their income level and living standard from pre-project level;

d. Define the principles and mechanics for public consultation and information campaign;

e. Estimate resources required to implement the recommended interventions; and f. Provide a plan for monitoring and supervision of LARP implementation.

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14. Dauin SRIP will require only a short (abbreviated) resettlement plan given the scope of resettlement issues encountered. Within the proposed dam and reservoir area, only 27 families will be directly affected by the land acquisition for the right of way. All of them are non-resident owners and/or non-resident cultivators. The affected land is not the primary source of income of these affected families as the socioeconomic survey showed that only 7 percent is contributed by it to total household income. In the service area, while there are 233 farmers who will be affected by the ROW acquisition, majority of them are going to benefit from the proposed irrigation system. Only 10 non-beneficiary farmers were identified in the vegetable area. The nature of impact of ROW acquisition on their income is only temporary. After the pipes are laid underground, land can be utilized again for cultivation. Tree and crop losses will be compensated and/or converted to equity based on their assessed value. No structures will be affected. 2.0 IMPACT BASELINE INFORMATION AND SOCIOECONOMIC CENSUS 2.1 Impacts on assets and people 15. While the implementation of the project will have beneficial effects in increasing the agricultural production of the participating farmers by improving their income and thus enhancing their standard of living. Poverty incidence will be reduced by 30.5 percent. The project will have adverse impact on a total of 260 PAPs of which from the proposed reservoir there are 18, from the dam area there are 7 and from the access road alignment there are 2, for a total of 27. There are two types of PAPs-Non-beneficiary PAPs (NBPAPs) or PAPs who will not benefit any irrigation service that will be provided by the constructed irrigation system and Beneficiary PAPs (BenPAPs) or PAPs who will be able to avail irrigation service from the constructed system. These 27 PAPs from the impounding system and road alignment (see Annexes A and B for the complete list) will stand to lose approximately 10.0892 ha of agricultural land as well as the perennial crops and trees therein, they are all NBPAPs. No standing structures are going to be affected. 16. The rehabilitation, construction and development of SPISP subprojects and their irrigation systems will require the acquisition of the areas within the proposed irrigation systems. These acquisitions will have adverse impact on 233 PAPs and could result into the potential loss of their 6.6055 ha of agricultural lands and the trees and crops therein. Whenever possible, dislocation and relocation will be avoided – No dislocation or relocation of household has been identified in the Dauin SRIP subproject. 2.1.1 Reservoir and Dam Areas 17. In 2003, the survey of the proposed reservoir and dam areas including the ownership of the different plots affected therein was undertaken. This was later followed by a detailed inventory of the affected assets within the individual plots. There are 27 PAPs in the submerged and dam areas and proposed alignment of access road. These PAPs have shown documents as proof of ownership of the 10.0892 ha affected plots. Subproject staff who verified the land classification of the affected area with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has confirmed that the entire 10.0892 ha proposed reservoir area and dam site with access road/office sites are part of an area classified as alienable and disposable within the Dauin district. The affected lands are located in two of the upland barangays of the said municipality, namely, Magsaysay and Boloc-boloc, which are approximately three kilometers from the town proper. These barangays are accessible

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through the various roads traversing them. The most common means of transportation is by motorcycle. Table 1 below provides a summary list of losses that will be experienced in the proposed submerged and dam areas by location and type of PAPs. Table 1. Summary of Affected Households and Assets in Reservoir, Dam, Access Road Areas per types of PAPs

Affected Household/Assets Reservoir Area Dam Area Access Road Area

Total

No. of PAPs 18 7 2 27 Beneficiary - - - - Non-beneficiary 18 7 2 27 Affected Land (ha) 5.4763 4.2361 0.3768 10.0892 Crops and trees Per inventory Per inventory Per inventory Per inventory

Source: Impact Assessment Result, Negros Oriental PIO, 2004. 18. The subproject reservoir will submerge approximately 5.4763 ha of land, composed of 23 plots, which are owned and/or cultivated by 18 PAPs. Improvement on these plots were inventoried and assessed. Only permanent crops (trees) were encountered, surveyed, and valued. Table 2 provides the summary of affected households and assets. (see Annex A for the complete list of PAPs in the submerged area). 19. The construction of dam and access road on the other hand, will permanently affect some 4.6129 ha of land owned and claimed by the other 10 PAPs as well as the timber and fruit trees cultivated therein. 20. The 27 PAPs with the landholding ranging from 0.0120-1.0690 ha will be losing on average approximately 0.3635 ha of land each. Per inventory (see Annex D for the details), the 10.0892 ha contain the following type and quantity of fruit trees and commercial lumber: native mango trees (2-3 yrs old) – 43; coconut trees – 587 (early fruit bearing -155 and full bearing - 432); gmelina (small) – 36; and narra (approx. 10’’ diameter) – 3. The survey showed that there were no existing structures within the affected plots. Table 2 provides the list of crops and fruit trees cultivated therein. Table 2. Summary of Affected Households and Assets in the Reservoir, Dam, and Access

Road Areas per crop/tree Location/Affected

Area No of PAPs

No of Plot

Number of Crop/Trees ROW Area (ha)

Category Type Qty. Size/Age

Reservoir/Submerged 18 23 Coconut Native Mango Narra G-Melina

40 198 18

1 33

Early bearing Full Bearing 2-3 yrs old 10’’ diameter Small

5.4763 Landowner

Dam 6 8 Coconut Native Mango Narra

115 217 25

2

Early bearing Full Bearing 2-3 yrs old 10’’ diameter

4.2009 Landowner

1 1 0.0352 Claimant Access Road 2 5 Coconut

G-Melina 17

3 Full bearing Small

0.3768 Landowner

Total 27 37 Coconut Native Mango Narra G-Melina

155 432 43

3 36

Early bearing Full Bearing 2-3 yrs old 10’’ diameter Small

10.0892 Landowner

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2.1.2 Irrigation Service Area 21. The 1000-ha irrigation service area on the other hand is composed of 20 ha of rice land, 480 ha of corn land and 500 ha of vegetable area. The rice lands are located in the portion of Bgy. Panubtuban while the corn and vegetable areas are in Bgys. Panubtuban, Libjo, Lipayo, Mag-aso, Tugawe, Bulak, Masaplod Norte and Poblacion. Approximately 6.6366 ha of the total 1000 ha irrigation service area will be acquired for ROW. The summary of ROW requirement in the irrigation service area is shown in Table 3. A total of 233 farmers and/or landowners are affected by ROW acquisition in the service area, of which 223 are beneficiary farmers while 10 are non-beneficiary landowners. See Annex B for the complete list PAPs and details on the affected assets. 22. The 233 PAPs reported a total landholding of about 260 ha in the proposed irrigation area indicating an average individual landholding of 1.1159 ha. The 223 (96 percent) farmer beneficiaries own approximately 254 ha (97.7 percent) of the total landholdings of PAPs while the 10 (2.3 percent) non-beneficiary farmers own around 5.7895 ha. Some 6.6055 ha or 2.5 percent of the total landholdings will be acquired for ROW (average size of ROW acquired land per PAP is 0.02835 ha.); of this, 6.397 ha or 96.3 percent will be provided as equity by the 223 beneficiary farmers. On the other hand, the 10 non-beneficiary farmers who own approximately 0.2430 (3.7 percent) ha of the ROW acquired land will be compensated. Of the 10 who will be compensated, seven chose to donate the cash equivalent of their compensation to the IA which will in turn be treated as part of the IA equity; the remaining three opted to receive their equivalent cash compensation. 23. The proportion of individual plots of land (average of 2.5 percent as shown in Annex B) acquired for ROW by the subproject does not exceed the 20 percent total cut-off limit. (The RPPF requires inclusion of additional compensation and rehabilitation measures for those acquisitions that exceed 20 percent). Valuation for ROW acquisition is set at the fair market value of the land in the area. In the service area, the average fair market value of land was reported to be P 40 per sq. m. According to the RPPF, the peso value of the contributed ROW land must not exceed the required total equity contribution of individual beneficiary farmer. However, by IA policy, in cases where the value of the contributed ROW land exceeds the required individual equity contribution, the beneficiary may elect to contribute the excess value to the IA as part of the IA’s equity. Otherwise, the beneficiary is compensated in cash for the excess amount. There are some BenPAPs whos compensation exceeds the required equity contribution. Table 3. Summary of ROW Requirement in the Service Area by type of PAPs

Crop/Land Category Number of PAPs

Number of Plots

Landholding (ha)

ROW Requirement (ha)

RICE a. Titled a.1 Beneficiary 29 33 39.3811 1.3788 a.2 Non-Beneficiary - - - - b. Public Land - - - 0.0033 VEGETABLE a. Titled a.1 Beneficiary 194 218 214.5162 4.9837 a.2 Non-Beneficiary 10 10 5.7985 0.2430 b. Public Land - - - 0.0277

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Sub-Total a. Titled a.1 Beneficiary 223 253.8973 6.3625 a.2 Non-Beneficiary 10 5.7985 0.2430 b. Public Land - - 0.0311 TOTAL 233 261 259. 6958 6.6366 Beneficiary lands – are those land within the project irrigated service area and will directly benefit from the development effort. Non-beneficiary lands – are those lands within or near the project irrigated service area and NOT directly benefited, but will be affected by the development. Public lands – are Government lands within or near irrigated service area and NOT owned, cultivated, or occupied by either beneficiaries or non-beneficiaries. Source: Impact Assessment Result, Negros Oriental PIO, 2004. 24. Table 4 shows the summary of crops and trees of the 233 PAPs affected by the ROW. The households are mainly the owner-cultivator of the affected lands. The following fruit trees and timber wood for lumber in the ROW affected land are: full bearing coconut trees (183), full bearing native mango trees (31), small sized mahogany (18), early bearing bananas (3 hills), large clump of bamboos (3), full bearing star apple (1), full bearing duhat (1), small sized gmelina 44) and large sized gmelina (5). The survey showed that there were no existing structures within the affected plots. Table 4. Summary of Affected Households and Assets in the Service Area Location/Affected Area PAPs Number of Crop/Trees ROW

Area (ha) Category

Type Qty. Size/Age RICE 29 Coconut

Native Mango G-Melina Bamboo Clump

11 5

41 1

Full bearing Full baring 36 small, 5 large Large

1.3788 Beneficiary- Landowner

VEGETABLE

194 Coconut Native Mango G-Melina Bamboo Clump Mahogany Lomboy Star Apple Banana Group

151 24 8 2

16 1 1 3

Full Bearing 2-3 yrs old Small Large Small Full Bearing Full Bearing Early Bearing

4.9837 Beneficiary-Landowner

10 Coconut Native Mango Mahogany

21 2 2

Full bearing Full bearing Small

0.2430 Non-Beneficiary Landowner

TOTAL 233 Coconut Native Mango G-Melina Bamboo Clump Mahogany Duhat (Lomboy) Star Apple Banana Group

183 31 49 3

18 1 1 3

Full Bearing 2-3 yrs old 44 small, 5 large Large Small Full Bearing Full Bearing Early Bearing

6.6055 Landowner

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2.2 Socio-economic Census 25. As early as 2002, the NIA Negros Oriental-PIO commenced dialogues and community-based information campaign to ensure that the concerned households and PAF/Ps in both implications of the proposed projects. Topographic and plot maps were prepared based on surveys undertaken in 2002 and later updated in early 2003 and 2004. Socioeconomic surveys and asset inventory on the land and census of the people affected were likewise undertaken. The NIA undertook the initial valuation of affected assets (land, crops and trees), using the procedures and appraisal system of the local Municipal Assessor Office. This was later validated by a constituted Valuation Committee (PVC). 2.2.1 Reservoir and Dam Areas 26. The socioeconomic survey results serve as benchmark in determining the impact of the Project on PAF/Ps and as basis for formulating mitigating measures included as part of the LARP. In addition, the asset inventory determines the level of compensation and replacement for personal assets and properties, which are incorporated in the compensation package. The socioeconomic survey was undertaken in the proposed reservoir and dam sites in 2003. The following results are reported: on average, the household is composed of 5.5 members. Of the 25 households surveyed (3 households did not want to be interviewed), 19 have male household heads while 6 have female household heads. There are 35 children reported to be still going to school. Affected land had been cultivated for 45 years on average. The households surveyed were not resident in the affected area – each affected household had their homes in other locations. Sample survey forms are included in Annex C (SES Survey forms sample). 27. The average size of land claimed and/or titled in the affected area is 3,619 m2. The typical use of the plot is for agricultural activities – trees for timber and fruit were the only crops encountered. All household respondents are aware that their agricultural lands are in Alienable and Disposable area. 28. The average annual household income is P57,162.00 of which around 7 percent is contributed by farm income from the affected area. The bigger proportion (93 percent) of the total household income is from non-agriculture related activities, not within the affected area. A number of working household members are employed as domestic help here or abroad, laborers, construction workers, security guard, or engaged in small buy-and-sell businesses. 29. It should also be noted that farming is not the sole domain of male members of the household. Women often play a crucial role in agricultural activities particularly in vegetable cultivation. 30. The incidence of poverty in the project area is around 81 percent, which is very much higher than the national poverty incidence of 34.2 percent (NSCB, 2002). 2.2.2 Service Area 31. From 1990-1995, population growth rate averaged at 2.17 percent with Barangay Magsaysay showing the fastest growth rate at 6.3 percent. Household size increased from 4.8 person per household in 1990 to 5.0 person per household. The municipality has a relatively young population with 19 years and below comprising about 43 percent of the total

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population. Population density is 156 person/km2. Cebuano comprise the majority of the ethnic grouping with 99.75 percent speaking Cebuano. Majority (61.5%) of the farmers own the land they till. Farming is reported as the major source of income of the household head. Major crops grown is con and “kadios” a kind of pea as also a dominant crop. There I only one Rural Health Unit at the Poblacion and only eight Barangay Health Center. Drinking water is sourced from an upstream spring while water source for domestic chores (washing, bathing and cooking) are spring as well as rivers. Only 76 of the households have some form of sanitation facilities. Electricity is found in all barangay but only about 63 percent of households are connected. The rest are dependent on kerosene (9%) and oil (1.3%). 32. The proposed service area includes eight barangays of the municipality of Dauin. Only the barangays of Libjo and Tugawe are contained wholly within the service area while only parts of the other barangays are represented. Within the service area there are 1,098 household-beneficiaries, with an average household size of 4.9 persons on an average farm size of 0.91 ha. The average population density for the eight barangays is 195.1 persons/km2. This density is not surprising in the urban-based Poblacion with 2,801.7 persons/km2. In the rural based barangays, Lipayo has the greatest density at 644 persons/km2, while Panubtuban has the lowest at 25.0 persons/km2. The farmer survey showed that women headed households averaged about 3 percent in the service area. Like the rest of the Philippines, women have traditional roles in raising children and looking after the household and caring for the kitchen garden and the immediate surrounds of the house. Women are employed in day care centers and also as teachers, while others have been elected to the barangay councils and to the Lupong Tagapayapa. Women are represented in the Farmer Groupings at both executive and member level. The population is mainly Christian with the majority being Roman Catholic. 33. The whole of the service area is privately owned land. The majority (61.5 percent) of the farmers own the land they till but about 45 percent of them also rent land from other farmers in an attempt to rationalize the fragmented land ownership patterns that prevail within the service area. Farming is the major source of income for the household heads. The major crop grown within the proposed service area is corn but is rain dependent. “Kadios” (pigeon pea), is also dominant and usually planted during the rainy season while harvesting is extended through the dry season. The average of the sampled farmers’ off-farm income was Phil Pesos 154,266 per household per annum. The average annual household income is PHP 140,022 while expenses PHP 89,571 resulting in a net return of PHP 50,583 per household. 3.0 DETAILED COMPENSATION AND REHABILITATION STRATEGY 34. Resettlement, land acquisition and rehabilitation for the subproject PAFs will be handled in accordance with the Philippine Law, relevant regulation and the ADB Policy on Involuntary Resettlement as detailed in the “ADB Handbook on Resettlement, A Guide to Good Practice,” the guidelines for which is contained in the SPISP Resettlement Policy and Program Framework. The detailed strategy of the Dauin SRIP LARP is as follos:

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3.1 Service Area 3.1.1 Equity Aspect of the LAR Compensation Scheme for Beneficiary PAPs 35. An important factor that is essential to understand the LAR compensation strategy adopted for the Project rests on the way civil works financing is shared between Government, ADB and the beneficiary communities; that is 75 percent for the Government and ADB and 25 percent for the beneficiaries. Beneficiary farmers will be required to share 25% of the direct cost of the irrigation facilities excluding the cost of the reservoir dam ( 15% to be generated during the construction period while the 10% will be advance by the Government payable for the period of 25% at market base lending interest rate). The beneficiaries’ share of the civil works budget will be paid through fees by each single beneficiary in proportion to the area of their serviced plots. 36. Based on this scheme, mitigation measure of subproject impacts (ROW acquisition) on beneficiaries will be through an equity conversion mechanism where the fair market value of the ROW plot and other assets therein will be used to offset the required contribution to equity obligation that the concerned PAP will have to pay the IA. Pecuniary payment will only be required by the LARP when the value at market rate of the land lost by one project beneficiary offsets the amount he/she has to pay in fees as a contribution to project finances. 37. As shown in Table 5 below, of the total 6.6055 ha required as ROW in the service area, 6.3287 ha will be contributed as equity by beneficiary farmers and the remaining 0.2768 ha (owned by non-beneficiary farmers) will be compensated for the fair market value of land including the assessed value of the affected trees and crops therein. Furthermore, easements were permitted/granted by the Municipality of Dauin for around 0.0311 ha of public lands in both the rice and vegetable areas. The Municipality agreed to allow the subproject to use these public lands as easement for the benefit of the community (Annex D). Table 5. Summary of PAPs in the Service Area and Agreements on Compensation

Category of

PAPs

Total # of PAPs

Total Size of Land Affected (ha)

Size of ROW Acquired (ha)

Affected Assets Total Peso Value of ROW

Acquisition Land Crops/Trees

Equity Conversion Cash Payment Equity Conversion

Cash Payment Equity Value in Peso (‘000)

Cash Value in

Peso (‘000)

# of PAPs

Size of ROW (ha)

Peso Value (‘000)

# of PAPs

Size of ROW (ha)

Peso Value (‘000)

# of PAPs

PESO Value (‘000)

# of PAPs

PESO Value (‘000)

Beneficiary Farmers

R 29 39.3811 1.3788 29 1.37880 551.520 - - - 8 35.470 - - 586.98 - V 194 214.5162 4.9837 194 4.98370 1,993.480 - - - 66 155.450 - - 2,135.90 -

Sub-Total 223 253.8973 6.3625 223 6.36250 2,545.000 - - - 74 190.920 - - 2,735.90 - Non-Bene Farmers

R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - V 10 5.4272 0.2430 7 0.21285 85.140 3 0.0302 12.080 2 9.800 3 8.180 94.940 -

Sub-Total 10 5.4272 0.2430 7 0.21285 85.140 3 0.0302 12.080 2 9.800 3 8.180 94.9440 -

TOTAL R 29 39.3811 1.3788 29 1.37880 551.520 - - - - - - - 551.51 20.224 V 204 219.9435 5.2605 201 5.19660 2,078.62 3 0.0302 12.080 2 9.800 3 8.180 2,078.62 20.24

Grand TOTAL

233

259.3245

6.6055

230

6.57540

2,630.13

3

0.0302

12.080

76

200.720

3

-

2,830.84

20.24

Public Land

R - - 0.0033 - - - - - - - - - - - - V - - 0.0278 - - - - - - - - - - - -

Sub-total - - 0.0310 - - - - - - - - - - - -

Legends: R= Rice; V= Vegetables. Source: Negros Oriental-PIO, 2003-2004 38. The ROW affected lands, crops, trees of the 223 beneficiary farmers will be credited as part of their equity payment. Calculation of the compensation payment has been based

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on an agreed Fair Market Value of the land, crops and trees. This is thoroughly discussed in section 3.2.2 of this document. 39. Three legal instruments have been developed by the SPISP-Implementers and Consultants – 1) A Deed of Assignment (DOA) for land from the beneficiary farmers, 2) A Deed of Assignment (DOA) for crops and trees from beneficiary farmers, and 3) A Deed of Donation (DOD) from the Non-Beneficiary Farmer to the IA, in case the NB farmers decided to donate the land and standing trees and crop to the IA. The forms were developed after several consultation with the PAPs and IA. 40. The final forms have been discussed with the IA thru the ROW Committees and then with PAPs. Discussion of the forms were undertaken after the conduct of orientation per barangay by the ROW Committee and NIA field office. Following the discussions, a team composed of the IA ROW Committee, SPMO-Environmental Staff and Technical Staff undertook house to house visits of the PAPs for the negotiation until signing of the DOD and DOA. 3.1.2 Cash Compensation for Non-Beneficiary PAPs 41. Non-beneficiaries will need to be compensated in cash or in kind based on the replacement value at market rates of the lost asset. In cases where relocation is required, additional compensation and rehabilitation mechanisms need to be instituted. 42. There are 10 non-beneficiary PAPs in the vegetable area, three (3) of which requested cash payment for their 0.0302 ha land and the crops and trees therein (see Table 6) based on their agreed fair market value. This will amount to P 20,260 and fund will advanced by the project and will form part of the IA loan to be paid in a period of 25 years. Table 6. Cash Compensation of the Non-Beneficiary Farmers.

Name of PAPs ROW Area (m2)

Total Value for

Land

Number of Crop/Trees Total Value for Land and

Trees Type Qty.

Size/Age FMV Total Value

for Crops 1. Olimpio Tubog 90.00 3,600.00 Coconut 3 Full Bearing 600 1,800.00 5,400.00 2. Conrado Bngaysiso 100.00 4,000.00 Coconut

Mahogany 1 2

Full Bearing Small

600 190

600.00 380.00

4,980.00

3. Ursolo Saringan 112.00 4,480.00 Coconut 9 Full Bearing 600 5,400.00 9, 880.00 TOTAL 302.00 12,080.00 8,180.00 20,260.00

3.1.3 Compensation for Donation by Non-Beneficiary PAPs 43. Seven (7) of the ten (10) non-beneficiary farmers whose property covers about 0.2128 ha located in the vegetable area have opted to donate voluntarily the equivalent value of their ROW land including the assessed value of their crops and trees to the IA. Their individual compensation packages are shown in Table 7. Table 7. Compensation of the Non-Beneficiary Farmers for donation to IA

Name of PAPs ROW Area (m2)

Total Value for

Land

Number of Crop/Trees Total Value for Land and

Trees Type Qty. Size/Age FMV Total Value

for Crops 1. Maximino Tubig 315.00 12,600.00 - - - 12,600.00 2. Catalino Trumata 90.00 3,600.00 - - - 3,600.00 3. Felimon Tabangan 360.00 14,400.00 - - - 14,400.00 4. Enrique Tubat 630.00 25,200.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600 1,200.00 26,400.00

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5. Pedro Alarcio 450.00 18,000.00 Coconut Native Mango

6 2

Full Bearing 600 2,500

3,600.00 5,000.00

26, 600.00

6. George Alas-as 157.50 6,300.00 - - - 6,300.00 7. Severina Alarcio 126.00 5,040.00 - - - 5,040.00 TOTAL 2,128.00 85,140.00 9,800.00 94, 940.00

3.1.4 ROW Acquisition 44. The acquisition of ROW from the 233 PAPs in the service area took about three years.

a. Feasibility Study for Dauin SRIP started in 1st Quarter of 2002. The Community Review and Endorsement (CRE) for the FS was conducted on October 2003. It was also during the FS phase, during farmers group (FG) meetings where equity implication of affected assets (lands, crops and trees) to beneficiary Project Affected People (BenPAP) were discuss that such will be converted as their equity contribution. For the non beneficiary PAP (NBPAP), they will be entitled to cash compensation from the IA.

b. The Farmers Group officers conducted walk-thru of the potential service area to identify the possible Project Affected People (PAP) and their properties.

c. After the area layout have been completed and PAPs listed, inventory of affected assets (lands, crops and trees) by TSAG Officers and NIA Staff undertaken.

d. TSAG officers from the 8 TSAGs conducted initial negotiations of ROW for the irrigation canals and facilities.

e. Continued negotiation and DOD signing undertaken by the 16 ROW Committee formed on May 2004.

f. Conducted series of PAPs orientation during TSAG meetings where entitlements, equity shares and compensation land valuation were discussed.

g. Creation of a valuation committee where members represent the provincial government (Assessor Office, Provincial Treasurer, and Provincial Engineer), the proponent (NIA-PIO), and the farmer clients (IA President, ROW Committee, and PAP) which undertook validation and valuation of the previous inventory conducted in the service area.

h. Using the result of several research (BIR zonal value, Private Land Appraiser, PAC and Latest land transaction) undertaken to determine the value land, crops and trees in the project area, the FMV was established and agreed between the NIA and the PAPs.

i. Disclosure meetings were conducted to inform PAPs of total value f their ROW affected properties using the agreed FMV as the base cost for computation. For BenPAPs their value will be converted to their individual equity. While for NBPAPs the value will be paid to them as cash compensation.

j. Signing of ROW DOA and DOD by PAPs.

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Figure 4. Process of ROW Acquisition in the Service Area Legend: Output of the Activity 3.2 Reservoir and Dam Area 3.2.1 Process of PAFs Identification, Inventory and Affected Assets Valuation 45. The process for the identification of PAFs, inventory of properties to be affected and the valuation of assets are chronologically presented and illustrated in Figure 5;

a. During the drafting of the Feasibility Study for Dauin SRIP a SES was conducted to representative samples of PAPs in the Service Area and Reservoir.

b. After the FS has been drafted and submitted for ADB approval the SPMO staff undertook massive information dissemination and consultation meetings in the area that will be inundated by the reservoir.

PREPARATION OF AREA LAYOUT

BASELINE INFORMATION AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PAFs

COMPLAINTS AND GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISM

PUBLIC INFORMATION, DISCLOSURE, PARTICIPATION AND FAIR MARKET VALUE ESTABLISHMENT AND CONCURRENCE BY PAPs/IA

SIGNING OF DEED OF DONATION AND DEED OF ASSIGNMENT

Preparation of Maps (Topo., Parcellary and Irrigation Network) and stakeout

Coordination with LGU and other Line Agencies, Pictorial cut-off date, Formation of ROW Committee, Orientation briefing, and Survey of PAFs

Channeled Thru the Created Committee and IA BOT, Meetings with PAFs, and Distribution of Information Booklet.

Information Dissemination, SES and Inventory of Affected Assets and Properties with PAF, Fair Market Value Establishment and Agreement and Disclosure of Compensation for Individual PAPs.

Signed Deed of Donation and Deed of Assignment for Legalization and Payment of Compensation

WALK THRU FOR IDENTIFICATION OF POSSIBLE PAPs

List of possible PAPs

INVENTORY OF AFFECTED ASSETS BY EACH PAPs

NEGOTIATION FOR ROW

RESEARCH ON LAND VALUATION IN THE PROJECT AREA.

- BIR - PROVINCIAL ASSESSOR - CREATION OF PAC - PRIVATE APRAISER - RECENT TRANSACTION

Establish Farm Boundaries and Affected Assets per PAP

Granting of ROW by PAPs for Irrigation Canals and Facilities

Establishment and Agreement of Fair Market Value

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c. A detailed inventory of affected properties of land, standing crops like banana and bamboos are counted as well as trees like mahogany, narra and coconut were measured. Several consultation with the 27 PAPs in the reservoir has been done by the NIA-SPMO.

d. Following the inventory, NIA-SPMO, wrote the Provincial Assessor (PA) to conduct valuation of the land and properties which will be affected by the Dauin SRIP.

e. The PA convened the Valuation Committee composed of the Assessor’s Office, Provincial Treasurer, Provincial Engineer Office, DAHLIA President, ROW Committee and NIA Representatives.

f. Validation of the initial inventory of land and standing crops and trees undertaken was conducted with the participation of landowners PAP and the PAC which took two (2) months in the submerged area.

g. The cut-off date for the properties that will be accounted for in the reservoir area was established and agreed to be July 2004 by the NIA and PAPs in the reservoir. To do this, staking of properties have been jointly carried out.

h. Collection of the TCTs from the land owners by the ROW Committee and NIA Staff followed next. The TCTs were proof of land ownership by the PAPs and served as basis for computing the area of land affected.

i. Establishment of the base cost for the land, crops, and trees and agreement on the fair market value (FMV). The FMV where such, determine using four major data source- BIR Zonal Value; PAC Valuation, Record of Recent Land Transaction and Community ad Valuation of the Private Appraiser.

Figure 5. Process of Inventory, Valuations and Payment of Cash Compensation for Affected Crops, Trees and Structures in the Reservoir Area. 3.2.2 Establishment of Fair Market Value and its Validation and Payment of the

Compensation 46. Of the 27 directly affected PAPs in the reservoir, dam and access road areas, 12 are cultivators (tending coconut and fruit trees) and 15 are non-cultivators. However, none of them reside within the land they own and/or cultivate. All 27 PAPs will receive cash compensation for the market value of land and the standing trees (coconut, fruit, and timber trees) therein. The summarized agreement on the compensation of PAFs in the submerged, dam and access road areas is shown in Table 8 (Annex E shows

Socio-Economic Survey/Data Gatherings

IEC and Consultations Meetings

Inventory of Affected Assets and Properties

Convened Valuation Committee by PAC

Validation of Data by PAC and PAPs

Set Cut-Off Date Agreement

Set Cut-Off Date Agreement and Staking

Establishment of Base Cost for Land, Crops and Trees

Compensation Disclosures

Processing of Compensation Payment

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details of compensation by individual). In addition, all of the 27 PAPs will receive a disturbance fee equivalent to Php 10,000 each. Table 8. Summary of PAFs and their Location in the Submerged Area by Compensation

Agreement Location of PAFs

Total Number

of PAPs and Area Affected Land Compensation

Only1 Compensation for both Land

and Trees Disturbance Fee

No. of PAPs Ha PAPs Ha PAPs Ha No. of PAPs

Reservoir 18 5.4763 3 1.3883 15 4.0880 Per 18

Dam 7 4.2361 1 0.0352 6 4.2009 inventory 7

Access Road 2 0.3768 2 0.1308 - 0.2460 2

TOTAL 27 10.0892 6 1.5543 21 8.5349 27 Source: Census of PAPs, NIA: October 2003-November 2003. 47. Several research works on land and crops/trees values have been carried out by the NIA-SPMO to generate baseline figures on which the calculation of fair market value of the ROW affected properties will be based. The zonal valuation with the properties were gathered from the BIR Provincial Office. The zonal value was for 1998. A private land appraiser was hired to do land, crops and trees valuation in the project area. Documents of most recent transaction/sales of land in the project area as well as neighboring municipalities/communities were also obtained by the Subproject Staff and IA ROW committee members. After the PAC validation of the list of inventoried affected properties, the constituted PAC came out with their own valuation. A comparative results of the outputs of the research are presented in Table 9. Table 9. Comparative Results of Valuation

Items BIR Zonal Valuation (July 1998)

Provincial Appraisal

Committee

Private Land Appraisal

Recent Transaction Agreed FMV

A. Land/Location Agricultural Land 1. Lipayo Dam P 3.20/m2 for P 33.33/m2 P 15.00/m2 P 30.77/m2 P 33.33/m2 2. Submerged Area Agricultural Land P 33.33/m2 P 15.00/m2 Dauin Neg. Or. P 33.33/m2 3. Access Road/Office P 3.00/m2 for P 41.66/m2 P 26.00/m2 P 41.66/m2 4. Service Area Coconut Land P 40.00/m2 P 25.00/m2 P 40.00/m2

B. Crops/Trees P 3.00/m2 for P 18.24/m2 1. Coconut Corn Land Manjuyod, Neg.

- Early Bearing P 300 P 400 Oriental P 400 - Full Bearing P 600 P 500 P 600 - Non Bearing P 24.27/m2

2. Native Mango Dauin, Neg, Or. - Early Bearing P 1,500 P 1,200 P 1,500 - Full Bearing P 2,500 P 2,000 P 22.71/m2 P 2,500 - Non Bearing Dauin, Neg, Or.

3. G-Melina - Small P 170 P 80 Coconut Land P 170 - 5” diameter P 100 P 15.00/m2 - 10” diameter Bais City - 15” diameter P 1,850 P 1,850

4. Narra - Small P 700 P 700 - 5” diameter - 10” diameter P 3,500

5. Mahogany - Small P 190 P 190

6. Bamboo Clumps P 1,000 P 500 P 1,000 7. Banana Groups P 150 P 150 8. Lomboy Tree P 200 P 200 9. Star Apple P 300 P 300

1 Five plots had no trees – only grasses and bushes.

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4.0 LEGAL BACKGROUND AND COMPENSATION POLICY 4.1 Legal Background 4.1.1 GOP and ADB Resettlement Policies and Regulation 48. To respond to the land acquisition and resettlement issues identified in the SPISP implementation, the SPISP-NIA and PGAN Resettlement Policy Program Framework (detailed in a separate Report) has been formulated and promulgated to guide the manner by which the individual subproject will address these issues. The principles outlined in the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) “Handbook on Resettlement’: A Guide to Good Practice (ADB: 1998), “involuntary Resettlement” (ADB, 1995) and EO 1035 on Providing the Procedures and Guidelines for the Expeditious Acquisition by the Government of Private Real Properties or Rights thereon for Infrastructure and other Government Projects from the basis in preparing the RPPF. The principles and the land acquisition and resettlement measures stemming from there will apply to all subprojects of NIA-SPISP and PGAN and will require the definition and formulation of a subproject-specific Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP).

49. The LARP had incorporated the following elements: (i) Recommendations of the working groups represented by representatives from various departments of the central and local government units and PAF/Ps; (ii) Lessons learned from previous resettlement initiatives of different line agencies and the local government units; and (iii) the felt needs of the PAF/Ps. 4.1.2 NIA-SPISP/PGAN Resettlement Policy and Program Framework 50. The RPPF outlines the specific guidelines and procedures to prepare the compensation, relocation and rehabilitation schemes summarized as follows:

i) Resettlement and land acquisition will be minimized as much as possible.

Where land acquisition is unavoidable, the system will be designed to minimize adverse impact, especially on the vulnerable groups.

ii) PAF/Ps will be compensated, relocated and rehabilitated, if required so as to

improve their standard of living, income earning capacity and production capacity, or at least to restore them to pre-Project levels.

iii) All PAF/Ps residing, cultivating, or having rights over resources within the

Project area after the conduct of the community census and survey are entitled to compensation for their losses and/or income rehabilitation. Lack of legal right or title to the assets (land, structures and/or crops) taken for the Project will not bar the PAP from receiving compensation, rehabilitation and relocation measures to achieve the objectives set forth under this policy. But in case the land to be acquired for ROW is classified as public land, concerned PAF/Ps will need to provide equity contribution for the purchase of land replacement; such equity contribution for a period of time (15-25 years) previous claims and unresolved issues related to resettlement or compensation in the area of each subproject, including the outstanding claims arising out of the agrarian reform under RA 3844, RA 6389 and RA 6657, will be resolved in accordance with applicable Philippine laws and

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regulations, prior to initiating any new land acquisition measures on the respective subproject.

iv) The means of resettlement are: compensation at equivalent replacement

costs for lands, houses and other structures, replacement agricultural land of at least equal productive capacity, replacement of residential land of equal size, dislocation allowance and transition subsidies, compensation for assets, and appropriate rehabilitation measure to compensate for loss of livelihood and income from the cultivation of the land. For beneficiary and IA members, conversion to equity of ROW acquired land valued at fair market value is pursued. (This is the relevant provision generally followed in the development and formulation of the Dauin SRIP).

v) PAPs who are required to locate due to the acquisition of their houses by the

project will be provided full assistance for transportation and re-establishment of their home and will be provided a dislocation allowance, in addition to provision of residential land and the replacement cost of their home (refer to (iv) above).

vi) Replacement residential and agricultural land will be as close as possible to

the land that was and acceptable to PAF/P.

vii) Cash compensation may be paid in lieu of the land-for-land compensation provided that: (a) PAF/P receives fair market value for the land and assets on it plus transaction costs, without any deductions for depreciation; (b) prior agreement has been reached on land acquisition through a negotiated settlement at a rate acceptable to the PAF/P, but in no case shall it be less than the fair market value plus transaction costs; (c) land is not available in the proximity of the Project area; (d) PAF/Ps willingly accepts cash compensation for land; and (v) cash compensation is accompanied by appropriate rehabilitation measures which together with project benefits results in the restoration of PAF/Ps incomes to at least pre-Project levels.

viii) PAF/Ps whose lands are acquired for construction of infrastructure that is

directly related to SPISP implementation may apply their compensation for loss of land to their equity contribution for construction and rehabilitation of the subproject. The equity contribution for such lands will be based upon the fair market value plus transaction costs.

ix) PAF/Ps who are Project beneficiaries and who have a significant portion

(greater than 20 percent) of their land acquired for ROW are entitled to compensation for the loss of the land (the portion in excess of 20 percent) and rehabilitation for loss of income potential on said proportion. Rehabilitation is negotiated with the PAF/Ps and may include, replacement lands of equal productive potential, training and support for new livelihood activities, and compensation for loss of income. The aforementioned provisions shall also cover PAF/Ps, who are non-project beneficiaries.

x) The resettlement transition period will be minimized with land-for-land and/or

cash compensation provided to the PAF/Ps, and the rehabilitation measures

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completed prior to the expected start-up date of civil works in the respective subprojects.

xi) Resettlement plans will be implemented following consultations with the

PAF/Ps and will have the endorsement of the PAF/Ps.

xii) Any acquisition of, or restriction on access to resources owned or managed by PAF/Ps as common property will be mitigated with arrangements ensuring access of those PAF/Ps to equivalent resources on a continuing basis.

xiii) Any acquisition of, or restriction on access to resources owned or managed

by PAF/Ps as common property will be mitigated with arrangements ensuring access of those PAF/Ps to equivalent resources on a continuing.

xiv) Financial and physical resources for resettlement and rehabilitation will be

made available as and when required and altogether prior to land dispossession, displacement or house demolition.

xv) Resettlement programs will include adequate institutional arrangements to

ensure effective and timely design, planning and implementation of resettlement and rehabilitation measures.

xvi) Adequate arrangements for effective and timely internal and external

monitoring will be made on implementation of all resettlement measures. An independent agency/organization (not related to PGAN, NIA, or Department of Agriculture) will be contracted to conduct external monitoring activities.

xvii) To avoid influx of outsiders and speculators, there shall be cut-off date set for

eligibility for inclusion in the LARP. Normally, this is set as the date immediately after the survey to establish the size and location of the affected lots as well as the census of the concerned PAFs had been undertaken

xviii) Provision of compensation for land, houses and replacement of other

communal assets as well as the implementation of resettlement, will need to be concluded prior to the physical take-over of land, houses and communal assets as part of the ROW requirement of the Project.

4.2 Eligibility to Compensation and Rehabilitation 51. The PAP includes any household and person who are affected by the subproject and its components or part thereof, and would have the adverse impact on the following:

• Standard of living; • Agricultural and residential lands or any improvements therein whether permanent or

semi-permanent acquired have possessed in full or in part; or • Structures and crops along the proposed canal alignment.

52. PAP in this context will refer to Project Affected Persons (PAP) and consists of all members of a household residing under one roof and operating as a single economic unit, who are adversely affected by the Project, or any of its components.

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53. The eligibility criteria include the following:

• PAP who will stand to lose totally or partially the right of ownership and/or use of arable lands in the proposed rehabilitation and extension areas;

• PAP who will also stand to lose their residential lands; • PAP who stand to lose residential and other structures in the affected areas; • PAP who stand to lose standing trees and crops on the affected lands; and • PAP whose source of livelihood and income is disrupted and/or interrupted.

54. Specifically, the Dauin subproject will affect negatively all those along the alignment of the proposed dam and reservoir and irrigation pipelines and structures. Overall, the subproject impact on the direct beneficiaries and affected persons will have a positive effect on the community. 55. The census and baseline survey, which were carried out prior to the preparation of the LARP, serves as the basis for determining the eligibility in the Dauin SRIP. The survey was carried out for the basis of entitlements. 4.3 Entitlements Matrix 56. The LARP for Dauin SRIP follows the entitlement matrix provided in the RPPF and shown in Table 10 below. The matrix as shown will be used as basis for the settlement of claims and compensation for lost assets of PAPs. Unless otherwise indicated, payment of cash compensation and other entitlements and the extension of assistance will be given to PAP households and not to individuals. Table 10. Entitlement Matrix

Type of Losses Application Definition of Entitled APS

Compensation Policy Implementation Issues

Loss of Lands for ROW

A. Arable land subject of ROW acquisition for the reservoir, dam, irrigation canals and similar infrastructures of the subprojects

A1. Persons (owners and tenants) who cultivate the affected parcel of land and landowners who do not cultivate the land

A1. Compensation is based on either land for land or land for value. If the former is opted, replacement land will be provided; if the latter is chosen, compensation will be based on its fair market value of land. A2. Land provided as equity or donated for ROW is also valuated based on its fair market value. A3. A one-time disturbance fee will be paid to PAPs of concerned parcels of land affected by ROW acquisition.

A. Agreement on the fair market value of the land reached.

Loss of Land Improvement

A. Crops, trees, etc. located in the ROW area

Persons who either own the land and/or planted the crops in the said land

Compensation in cash or conversion into equity based on replacement value of the crops, trees, etc.

A. Agreement on the valuation and sharing scheme if the crops are cultivated by tenants

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4.4 Entitlements 4.4.1 Service Area Table 11. Actual Entitlement of PAPs in the Service Area

PAPs No. of

PAPs

Affected Asset Compensation Package Size of ROW

FMV/ m2

Total ValueFor Land

Crops & Trees FMV/Unit Total ValueTrees/Crops

Equity Conversion

Donation Cash Payment Types QTY

Beneficiary 223 63,625 40 2,545,000 Coconut (FB)Native Mango G-Melina (S) G-Melina (B) Bamboo ClumpMahogany Lomboy TreeStar Apple Banana Group

162 29 44 5 3

16 1 1 3

600 2,500

170 1,850 1,000

190 200 300 150

97,200 72,500 7,480 9,250 3,000 3,040

200 300 450

2,738,420

Non-Beneficiary

10 2,430.50 40 97,220 Coconut (FB) Native Mango Mahogany

21 2 2

600 2,500

190

12,600 5,000

380

94, 940 20,260

TOTAL 233 66,055 2,642,220 211,400 2,738,420 94, 940 20,260 4.4.2 Reservoir, Dam Area and Access Road Table 12. Actual Entitlement of PAPs in the Reservoir, Dam Area and Access Road

PAPs No. of

PAPs

Affected Asset Compensation Package Size of ROW

FMV/ m2

Total ValueFor Land

Crops & Trees FMV/Unit Total ValueTrees/Crops

Equity Conversion

Donation Cash Payment Types QTY

Non-Beneficiary

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2

98,007

3,768

33.33

41.66

3,266,573

156,975

Coconut (FB)Coconut (EB)Native Mango Narra G-Melina (S) Coconut (FB)G-Melina (S

415 155 43 3

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17 3

600 400

2,500 700 170

600 170

249,000 62,000

107,500 2,100 5,610

10,200

510

- - 3,860,468

TOTAL 27 101,775 3,423,548 436,920 - - 3,860,468 FB - Full Bearing Native Mango - 2 to 3 yrs old, Narra - Small EB - Early Bearing G-Melina S – Small, G-Melina B – 15” diameter 57. The PAPs at the reservoir and dam as well as road access area during the consultation meetings opted to receive in cash the equivalent market value of their affected lands. In addition, they will receive the disturbance fee of Pesos 10,000 each. At the service area, the non-beneficiary PAPs who opted for cash compensation (3) will receive their payment at the same time as the PAPs in the reservoir/dam areas. For the beneficiary farmer as well as non-beneficiary farmers who opted to voluntarily donate the equivalent fair market value of their ROW affected land, equity conversion will be recorded appropriately per the given procedures being followed under the implementation of the subproject.

58. For all PAPs in the reservoir/dam and service areas, a livelihood development program will be made available where training interventions as well as pilot income generating projects will be undertaken. Women will be the primary targets of this intervention since many of them are the ones normally easily available and interested in such activities.

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4.5 Donation 59. The subproject may also seek to procure ROW land through voluntary donations as long as the conditions below are followed:

(i) The affected persons have decided to donate their land based on an informed consent that is prior to this decision they have been (a) informed of their compensation entitlement at market rates; and (b) actually offered the relative compensation amounts;

(ii) The donation does not affect the donor’s livelihood; (iii) The plots to be donated are titled, are not rented to tenants, not occupied by

squatters, or have encumbrances; and (iv) The voluntary aspect of the donation is documented by (a) signed Deed of

Donation; and (b) by another statement to be signed by each donor that s/he is aware of the above conditions.

60. There were 7 non-beneficiary PAPs in the service area, who opted to voluntarily donate their plots affected by ROW acquisition as well as the value of the trees located therein. The total size of the plots is about 2,128.50 sq.m., valued at approximately Php 85,140.00 with the standing trees valued at Peso 9,800. Annex G show a sample of the Deed of Donation and Statement signed by the donors regarding such donation.

4.6 Cut-off Dates

61. The cut-off date set on the eligibility for inclusion in the Dauin SRIP LARP was set in July 2004 , immediately after the conduct of the plot mapping and the census of PAPs in the affected areas. Those who were not identified and included in the census will not qualify for inclusion in the LARP. 5.0 ORGANIZATIONAL FRAMEWORK 5.1 Institutional Arrangement

62. The responsibility for planning and implementing all activities under the LARP as shown in Figure 6, are as follows:

a. NIA-Central Project Management Office (CPMO). NIA has overall responsibility for planning and implementing all activities under the Program Framework under the guidance of the Project Consultants. NIA-CPMO will coordinate and report on the progress of the sub-projects, and will handle resettlement issue requiring actions and attention at central and field levels. NIA-CPMO has overall control and management of the project resettlement budget.

b. NIA-Sub Project Management Office (SPMO). Funds for the resettlement

program will be provided by NIA from budgetary allocation for the Project; NIA Regional Office will monitor the implementation of land acquisition and resettlement activities. Responsibilities of NIA System Offices include planning, coordination of field implementation, financial control, information exchange and inter-agency liaison; internal inspection and day-to-day monitoring.

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The Negros Oriental-PIO IDD, with the assistance of the PAF/Ps, will carry out resettlement activities under the supervision of the Provincial Irrigation Engineer. The PIO will be in charge of undertaking the various tasks laid out in the LARP including identification, census and asset inventory, and socio-economic surveys, dissemination of sub-project information to PAF/Ps, establishment of transparent mechanisms for land valuation/asset assessment, grievance redress, and administration of all compensation-related matters.

c. Local Government Unit. The Office of the Mayor of Dauin will coordinate with

appropriate government and non-government agencies regarding implementation of the LARP. This ensures that the interest of its constituency is protected.

d. Grievance Redress Committee. The Grievance Redress Committee

composed of representatives from various line agencies and PAFs will be responsible for dealing with grievance of PAPs concerning compensation and resettlement issues. The process is triggered with a case or complaint being referred first to the committee, which will review its merit and/or provide immediate response. If the case cannot be acted upon or resolved at this level, and if found meritorious it will be referred to the NIA Negros Oriental PIO.

e. Provincial Appraisal Committee. The Provincial Appraisal Committee is the

duly designated government body at the provincial level tasked with assessing and valuating assets and properties for acquisition and/or disposal by the government. NIA will ask the assistance of the PAC for the appraisal of the PAF/Ps assets that need to be compensated by the Project.

f. Municipal and Barangay Officials. Officials of the affected barangays play an important role in facilitating and coordinating the various activities of the project and ensuring that the interest of their constituents is projected. It will serve as the formal channel for relying to the various stakeholders especially the PAF/Ps the appropriate information on the intentions and actions of the NIA. In this way, speculations and misinformation about the project are minimized and/or corrected.

g. Environment Staff (ES). The Environmental Staff will be responsible for the

formulation of Land Acquisition and Resettlement Program (LARP) Blue Print which includes activities to be conducted prior to LARP Documentation; collection of data, primary and secondary; conduct of Information and Education Communication Campaign; consolidation of data collected; and finalization of the LARP Documentation. The ES will also coordinate the IDOs, TS, and other concerned agencies for the completion of data gaps.

h. Right- of- Way Committee (ROWC). ROWC will be the main responsible for

obtaining row data as well as in negotiating with landowners whose lands will be traversed by the irrigation network with the assistance of the EO, TS and IDOs.

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This committee will also function as an arm in informing the PAPs of their compensation entitlements after the fair market value or base cost have been agreed upon by all concerned sectors.

i. Property Valuation Committee (PVC). The committee is responsible for the

assessment of properties that will be affected by the ROW acquisition and will determine the fair market value/ replacement value of affected properties in agreement with the PAPs, the NIA, IA and Municipal/National Assessors Office and BIR.

j. Grievance and Redress Committee (GRC). The Grievances Redress Committee

composed of representatives from various line agencies and PAPs will be responsible for dealing with grievance of PAPs concerning compensation issues. The process will involve the case or complaint being referred first to the duly designated organization of farmers, at the IA then FIA level, which will review its merit and/or provide immediate response. If the case cannot be acted upon or resolved at this level, and if found meritorious it will be referred to the Grievances Committee for appropriate action.

k. Farmers Equity Generation Committee (FEGC). The committee is responsible for

the equity generation activities. It will assist the farmers to generate the needed equity from landowners or farmers, members or non-members; and will assist the farmers to identify the maximum limits, to use all the possible avenues for equity generation.

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Figure 6. Organizational Framework for the Dauin SRIP

LARP Implementation

6.0 COMPLAINTS AND GRIEVANCES 6.1 Complaints/Grievance and Redress Procedures 63. The PAFs will participate throughout the various stages of activities and in the compensation of land acquisition process. They will be consulted by the concerned authorities and will be invited to participate in public meetings held by the Negros

Consultant Consortium

SPMO

CANTIS ISO

TSAG/IA

TS IDO

Cooperating Agency

LGU

NGOs

ROWC PVC GRC FEGC

PAPs

ES FS

CPMO

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Oriental-PIO and/or the Mayor of Dauin. These meetings provide the occasion for the PAFs to express their opinions and offer their suggestions. 64. The PAPs/PAFs are publicly informed of the details of compensation activities for the Dauin SRIP. The information made public and provided to each landowner included the cut-off dates and schedules for each activity, eligibility criteria, means of compensation, complaints and the grievance redress procedures. 65. After the implementation of the compensation package, it is expected that there are concerns and issues as well as problems and grievances that may have to be brought to the attention of concerned authorities and agencies. 66. To ensure that these are properly addressed and given due attention, a mechanism shall be put in place to receive complaints. It will have a set of officers to take charge of the affairs of the affected landowners. In addition to its various functions, it will also serve as the channel for hearing complaints and problems concerning the implementation of the LARP of which meritorious cases shall be endorsed to NIA and/or local government as the case maybe and shall also be responsible for the negotiations. 67. For cases involving PAPs/PAFs outside of the resettlement site, a list of contact persons who are members of the Grievance Redress Committee shall be provided. PAFs with complaints or grievances, which they want brought to the attention of the concerned authorities, shall air their complaint to these contact persons who shall also be responsible for ensuring that these complaints or problems are properly channeled to the appropriate authority who are charged with addressing them. 6.2 Redress Procedures 68. A Grievance Redress Committee which is a body tasked to respond to problems and issues arising form the implementation of the LARP of Dauin SRIP has not been created instead complaints and grievances related to LARP were directed to the IA BOT and the ROW Committee. They are responsible for ensuring compliance with the requirements for compensation. 69. If ever it will be created the Committee shall be composed of one (1) member each from the following local government agencies and PAF/Ps organizations, namely:

- Head of the Institutional Development Division, Negros Oriental Provincial Irrigation Office, National Irrigation Administration (NIA),

- Assessor, Dauin-Municipal Assessor’s Office - Barangay Chairperson of the concerned barangay - Mayor, Office of the Mayor - Head of Irrigators’ Association (IA) representing People’s Organization (PO);

and - Representative of the PAFs.

70. Hearings on cases of complaints shall be held and merits determined. The appropriate recommendation shall be forwarded to NIA-Negros Oriental PIO for appropriate

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actions. Monitoring on the course of action shall also be undertaken and feedback to the concerned complainant. 7.0 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND DISCLOSURE 7.1 Disclosure 71. As part of the RPPF requirement and condition, PAPs should be fully informed and closely consulted on land acquisition, donation and compensation options. To address this concern, several consultation/ orientation meetings and trainings were conducted. 72. The details of the Dauin LARP will be contained in a booklet (see Annex F for the outline) with the information on description of the project; its objectives, benefits and impacts; possible land acquisition; and activities to be conducted to complete the Dauin SRIP LARP preparation, translated in the Cebuano dialect and distributed to all affected families in concerned barangays, Irrigation Association Offices and concerned offices of the Municipal Government of Dauin for public disclosure. Copies of the Dauin LARP in English will be available at the ADB Headquarters in Manila and will be published in the ADB website for appropriate disclosure. 7.2 Consultation and Participation 73. To cushion, if not, avoid the worries and apprehensions created by the thought of being lose of land, and land improvements, consultation activities with PAF/Ps are needed. Promoting the consultation process can be done through frequent information sharing with the stakeholders through meetings, house-to-house visits or other information-education-campaign tools. 74. For the Dauin SRIP, public information, consultation and participation in the LARP formulation and implementation started at the feasibility study stage of the subproject. Instrumental to its accomplishment is the Institutional Development Officer (IDO) and the Environmental and Social Measures (ESM) Coordinator assigned to the subproject. This is undertaken in the context of the Participatory Irrigation Management and Transfer Process (PIM&T). 75. NIA, primarily through the PIO and its IDOs and ESM Coordinator, regularly provides information about the Project and the compensation process to the PAF/Ps and the LGU officials prior to and during the LARP preparation. Sub-project design and formulation was started in 2002 and the Environmental Impact Assessment was initiated in November 2002. During the EIA exercise the municipal and barangay official, the beneficiary farmers as well as the community members of the areas that will be submerged were informed of the project objectives and its likely positive and negative impacts. In the finalization of the feasibility study of the Dauin SRIP, a group of IDOs from the Negros Oriental PIO with the assistance of the Consultant was tasked to look at the issues and concerns of the affected landowners both submerged and dam areas. Along this, several activities were undertaken that necessitated the participation of the affected landowners and the concerned barangays. The socio-economic survey, detailed asset inventory and plot mapping to determine exact size of the different plots required PAF participation, consultation and dialogues. Furthermore, to assure the

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PAF/Ps, several group meetings and dialogues were conducted together with the local officials and cooperating government agencies on the issues of compensation. Table 12 provides the details of these consultations including the names of the participants. 76. Essentially as a result of these dialogues and consultation, two basic issues were resolved and incorporated as part of the measures in this LARP. For the PAPs in the reservoir area, they have agreed to receive the cash equivalent of their lost land rather that the option for replacement considering that they will end up receiving actual higher compensation through this scheme. Likewise, the basis for arriving at the fair market rate was explained and they have agreed to the given rate considering that this was comparable to what is already being offered in private transactions. 77. In the preparation of the Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC), the PAF/Ps participated in the public hearings and one of the measures included in the conditionality of the ECC was the formation of a monitoring group to ensure compliance and representatives of the PAFs are members of this group. Likewise, several meeting and dialogues were conducted to discuss the terms and conditions of the acquisition of affected land and its improvements. It is on this basis, that the options desired (compensation) by the concerned PAF/Ps were determined. 78. Accordingly, it is recognized that the success of LARP implementation is highly dependent on the involvement and participation of the PAF/Ps themselves, other stakeholders, barangay and municipal government officials and cooperating agencies. Thus, they need to be part of the decision making process and be responsible in ensuring the conduct of various critical activities specially related to the compensation and livelihood development. Accordingly, in the course of LARP implementation, all of these stakeholders were involved (see Table 12 for the listing of the consultation meetings below) and will be continually consulted and asked to participate. 7.3 Gender Equity and Women Participation 79. As reflected in the conducted SES, women in the project area augment family income as employees in day care centers, teachers, domestic helpers and by tending the family’s vegetable plots. They are also active in the local political arena as barangay councils or lupon “tagapamayapa”. Women are equally represented in the Farmer Groups as member and at the executive level. 80. Land ownership in the subproject area however, remain to be the domain of the male member of the household. This fact is substantiated by the profile of land owners in the area where only 37% or 10 out of 27 PAPs and 30% or 69 out of the 233 PAPs in the service area respectively are women landowner. 81. Compensation payment to affected land, crops and trees will be executed in the presence of both the spouses to acknowledge receipt. The re-titled land will also be in the name of the husband and wife. Compensation payment to affected land, crops and trees will be executed in the presence of both the spouses to acknowledge receipt. The re-titled land will also be in the name of the husband and wife.

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82. Involvement and participation of the PAPs in the formulation and implementation of the compensation package, is being promoted. The PAPs are organized into Irrigators Associations (IAs) and Community Associations (Where there is relocation) and their duly designated representatives are included in the Assessment and Valuation Committee, Complaint Monitoring Committee. 83. Likewise, considering the present situation where the male is generally absent during weekdays, livelihood assistance will focus primarily on women’s groups. Organization, capability building and livelihood fund assistance strategies will provide opportunities to both the men and women but the women will be given the priority. Women will also be highly involved in project monitoring with the membership in the said committee to be equitable between genders. Likewise, considering the present situation where the male is generally absent during weekdays, livelihood assistance will focus primarily on women’s groups. Organization, capability building and livelihood fund assistance strategies will provide opportunities to both the men and women but the women will be given the priority. Women will also be highly involved in project monitoring with the membership in the said committee to be equitable between genders. Table 12. List of consultation meetings with the PAPs of Dauin SRIP

Date Subject Purpose Participants Venue 4-8 February 2002

Preparation of flyers Courtesy call with Municipal Mayor and Barangay Officials

Presentation/ Discussion of the Proposed Resettlement Guidelines to generate comments and suggestions

Municipal Mayor, Barangay Officials, NIA NO-PIO officers and staff

PIO Office, Municipal Hall

11-14 February 2002

Courtesy call on the members of the Municipal Council and the Association of Barangay Captains

Presentation of Dauin SRIP

Sanggunian Bayan Barangay Captains

Municipal Hall of the Municipality of Dauin

9-13 September 2002

Initial Survey of the proposed submerged and dam areas

Identify issues and concerns

IDOs, ESM and APs

Bgy. Magsaysay

21-25 April 2003

Walkthrough and Inventory of affected assets/properties in the submerged area

To identify types/quantity of trees/crops affected

ESM personnel, IDOs and APs

Bgy. Magsaysay

2-6 June 2003

Consultation meeting with APs at the submerged and dam areas

To discuss procedures for land valuation and assessment of affected crops/trees

Provincial Assessor, ESM staff, IDOs and APs

Bgy. Magsaysay

4-8 August 2003

Inventory of affected crops/trees

To identify types and quantity of affected asset

ESM staff, IDOs, and APs

Bgy. Panubtuban

3-7 November 2003

Start of Conduct of SES at the service areas

Identify issues and concerns and gather data on the PAPs

ESM staff and APs

8 service barangays

20 February 2004

Meeting of FG Reps to schedule CBL cascades and assignment of ROW Committee

To comment on the draft CBL Orientation of ROW Negotiation Committee’s role and responsibilities

ESM staff, IDOs, ROW Committee members and APs

8 service barangays

23 March 2004

Consultative meeting with APs of the service areas

Discussion/negotiation on the ROW requirement and acquisition

ESM staff, IDOs, Provincial Appraisal Committee members and APs

Bgy Panubtuban

June 2004 Series of Walk Thru of Laterals

To Identify Land Owners and Properties Affected

NIA-PIO Land Owner PAP, ROWC

Service Area

June 17, 2004 Meeting with PAC Negotiate on Value of Affected Properties

PAC, NIA-PIO, IA, PAPs in the

Service Area and Submerged Area

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Submerged and Service Area

29 July 2004

Consultative meeting with the APs at the submerged area

Discussion on assessment procedures for the land and other asset valuation

ESM staff, IDOs, Provincial Appraisal Committee, APs

Bgy. Magsaysay

3-4 November 2004

Visit of the ADB Resettlement Specialist to Dauin SRIP area and consultation with the APS

Validation of the consultation and participation activities

ADB Resettlement Specialist, CPMO- ESM, Consultant, PIO staff and APS

PIO, and subproject sites

18 November 2004 Reorientation Meetings with PAPs in submerged area (2 batches)

To clarify with PAPs the concern on disturbance fee and replacement land entitlement.

PIO Staff and PAPs in the submerged area

Chapel in Bgy. Magsaysay and Mag-aso Elementary School

15 December, 2004 Conducted survey on PAPs preference of compensation

To determine the preferred type of compensation (land replacement or cash)

PIO Staff, (Betty & Ritchel)

Submerged Area

15 February, 2005 Meeting with land owners affected by Main Pipe Line

Re-orientation on entitlements/equity to service area farmers

21 April, 2005 Disclosure meting with the PAPs in submerged, dam and access road area.

Present valuation result of the private appraiser and agreed final Fair Market Value

PAPs in the submerged, dam and access road area, NIA-SPISP, PIO and IA Officers

Demo farm site at Barangay Panubtuban, Dauin

26 April, 2005 Disclosure meting with the PAPs in service area.

Present valuation result of the private appraiser and agreed final Fair Market Value

PAPs in the service area, NIA-SPISP, PIO and IA Officers

Demo farm site at Barangay Panubtuban, Dauin

April 27, 2005 Validation Walk-Thru Validate Actual Damages

Land Owner PAP, NIA-PIO

Service Area

8.0 LARP IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS 84. The construction and development of Dauin SRIP will require the ROW acquisition for lands needed for the dam and the reservoir facilities and of areas within the proposed irrigation systems for canals, pipeline, hydraulic structure, and access/maintenance roads and water impounding systems. These acquisitions could result into potential loss of agricultural and residential lands, and other assets found therein as well as its negative impact on the income of the households. Whenever possible, dislocation and relocation will be avoided. Nonetheless, in cases where this is unavoidable, the NIA-SPISP/PGAN Resettlement Policy and Program Framework (RPPF) has been formulated to provide the basis to adequately address resettlement and compensation issues likely to emerge from the acquisition of lands for irrigation development and improvement, whether relocation of PAPs is required or not. 8.1 Precondition to Civil Works Implementation 85. As per RPPF, before construction can begin for any subproject, the LARP should first be formulated and measures implemented so that the PAPs are compensated. No construction can commence at the dam and reservoir and road access site without the compensation duly paid to the concerned PAPs. Since no relocation of household will be involve, appropriate information campaign should be undertaken as to schedules and timetables for the specific activities particularly with regard to construction.

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8.2 Schedule 86. Figure 7 shows the implementation schedule of Dauin SRIP LARP. The first two weeks of July will involve close consultation and coordination with the PAFs in the proposed submerged area for the presentation and discussion of the final version of the draft LARP. After such discussion in the LARP it will be finalized and submitted to the CPMO and to ADB for comments and approval. Compensation payment maybe undertaken after the plan and budget is finally approved which is tentatively set for the first week of October, after which dam construction activities could commence. The only remaining activities afterwards will be regular monitoring of LARP implementation. 8.2.1 Pre-Construction Phase 87. The LARP for Dauin SRIP has been started in the early 2003. The Pre-Construction phase is now on the stage of completion with two remaining activities underway for completion before the start of construction by 4th quarter of 2005. These include:

1) The NIA-SPISP has completed the computation of the total compensation per PAP in the reservoir, dam access road and the service area for affected land and standing crops and trees using the agreed fair market value (FMV). Disclosure meetings ith the PAPs on their total compensation have been carried out in the Reservoir area and on going in the service area.

2) On going signing of the Deed of Assignment (DOA) and Deed of Donation (DOD) by the ROW Committee and with the assistance from the NIA-SPISP sub project office.

3) Preparation of vouchers by the Provincial Irrigation Office for payment to individual PAFs/PAP. Payment will be made in favor of both the husband and wife. For those in the reservoir, dam and access road area, a disturbance fee will also be paid.

4) Documentation for the conversion of ROW of Beneficiary PAPs to their individual equity contribution.

8.2.2 Construction Phase 88. One of the activity to be shouldered in the LARP is the Re-Survey, Re-Titling and Registration of the affected lands. The PIO will spearhead survey of the affected plots/land or hire the service of the private surveyor to undertake survey and documentation per affected plots. This activity will segregate the ROW land to PAPs land title. Titling of the land will also be undertaken to legalize the ownership of the IA to the ROW land as well to re-title the ROW affected land of the PAPs. The new titles will then be registered with the Bureau of Lands in the Province, after which will be distributed to the PAPs. This activity is expected to be completed after project construction. 8.2.3 Post Construction Phase 89. The major activity for this phase is the regular monitoring of the LARP implementation to be undertaken by the external and internal monitoring body. Section 9 of this document discusses more in detail monitoring and evaluation of LARP.

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Figure 7. Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan and Schedule ACTIVITIES 2003 2004 2005 2006

1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 I

Pre-Construction 1. Information Dissemination to PAPs and Farmers 2. Preparation of Area Lay-out (Topo Map, Lay-out

Map & Stakeout) 3. Baseline Information and SES

a. Coordination with LGU and other Line Agencies

b. Cut-off date establishment and pictorials c. Formation of ROW Committee d. PAPs and IA Orientation in LARP e. Information Dissemination f. Conduct of PAPs Survey (SES) g. Inventories of Affected Assets and Properties

with PAFs 4. Assets Valuation and Validation

a. PAC Formation b. Conduct of PAC Validation of Affected

Properties c. Hiring of Private Appraiser d. Establishment Agreement of Fair Market Value e. Disclosure Meeting with PAPs/IA

- Reservoir/Dam - Service Area

f. Actual ROW Negotiation and DOD/DOA Signing

5. Preparation, Finalization of Documentation of LARP a. Drafting/Re-Drafting of LARP b. Submission/Re-Submission to SPISP-CPMO c. Submission/Re-Submission to ADB for

Concurrence d. Presentation to NIA-Board for Approval

II Construction 1. Payment of PAPs Compensation

a. Preparation of Legal Documents (Voucher) b. Issuance of Payment to PAPs c. Documentation for the ROW Compensation for

Equity Contribution of Individual PAPs d. Documentation and Signing of Waiver for

Reference. 2. Documentation of Land Titles for PAPs in the

Service Area a. Re-Survey

b. Re-Titling c. Re-Registration

III Post Construction 1. Monitoring and Evaluation

9.0 SUPERVISION AND MONITORING 9.1 Internal Monitoring 90. The monitoring system is established to ensure implementation and compliance with the requirements for compensation. At the project level, a monitoring system has been established to ensure compliance with the programmed activities. The Central Project Management Office (CPMO) will undertake regular review of the process of implementation of the Plan. At the field level (Negros Oriental-PIO) an interagency committee more aptly known as the Multi-Partite Monitoring Team (MMT) with representatives form the PAF/Ps

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has been tasked with monitoring and evaluation of the LARP as part of the compliance to the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process. Likewise, the Grievance Redress Committee participated in by PAF representatives, is tasked with addressing complaints and problems with regard to compensation issues. 91. As part of an internal monitoring mechanism, the CPMO and the Consultant Group will evaluate the implementation and outcome of the LARP. The Rural Sociologist of the Consultant Group will work very closely with the IDOs and the ESM Coordinator involved in the LARP activities. A more detailed monitoring plan will be developed based on the implementation program of the LARP. 92. The result of the monitoring activities with appropriate recommendations will be reported back to the NIA officials and the community concerned. This will be the basis for subsequent dialogues and community consultation for further actions. The Dauin SRIP will be covered in the project wide external monitoring and evaluation that will be undertaken. 9.2 Indicators for Monitoring and Evaluation 93. The monitoring system is established to ensure compliance with the requirements for compensation, relocation, IA equity generation and opportunities provided the PAPs on livelihood development and financing. The CPMO will undertake regular review of the process of implementation of the plan. At the field level, a committee, including the Dauin ES, TS, IDOs and representatives from the PAPs has been tasked with monitoring and evaluation of the LARP as part of the compliance to the EIA process. 94. Similarly, the Grievance Redress Committee, which is participated by PAPs, is tasked with addressing complaints and problems with regard to land acquisition and compensation issues. As part of monitoring mechanism, the CPMO and the consultant group will evaluate the implementation and outcome of the LARP. Based on the implementation of LARP, a more detailed monitoring and evaluation plan will be developed. Table 13 shows some indicators for internal monitoring. The results of the monitoring and evaluation activities with appropriate recommendation will be submitted to NIA officials and community concerned. This will serve as basis for succeeding dialogues and community consultation. Table 13. Indicators for Internal Monitoring

Indicator to Measure Effectiveness of the LARP

Basis for Indicator

Budget and Time Frame Adequate Training, personnel, funds, maintenance of schedule of activities

Consultation on Grievances and Special Issues

Consultation, announcement/notification, conflicts, resolution/redress of grievances, special considerations (indigenous people, women, children, health issues)

Compensation and Equity Generation Entitlements, Deeds of Donation, compensation on land improvements

Livelihood Development and Financing Training for restoration of income and living standards Land Resurvey, Re-titling and Registration

Number of lands and titles processed

Others Social and environmental issues such as sanitation, cutting of trees, etc

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10. LARP COSTS AND BUDGETS 10.1 Budget Requirement 95. The Dauin LARP will require the following budget for the acquisition and compensation of land and improvements as detailed in Table 14: Table 14. Proposed Budget for LARP

Items/Location COST Fund source Comments Qty Unit Cost Amount ADB GOP IA

1. Compensation for Land Reservoir/dam Area 9.7124 ha @ P 33.33 per m2 3,237,142. 92 X Access Road 0.3768 ha @ P41.66 per m2 156,974.88 X Sub Total 10.0892 ha 3,394,117.80 Service Area - For beneficiaries 6.3625 ha @ P40.00 per m2 (2,545,000.00) X Compensation for equity

- For 7 non-beneficiaries 0.2128 ha @ P40.00 per m2 (85,120.00) X Donation for equity - For 3 non-beneficiaries 0.0302 ha @ P40.00 per m2 12,080.00 X Cash Compensation

Sub Total 6.6055 ha 2,642,240.00 2. Land Segregation and

Titling

Survey & Documentation 261 Lots @ 12,000/lot 3,132,000.00 X

Land Titling and

TCT Registration 261 Lots @ 10,000/Title 2,610,000.00 X

Sub Total 5,742,000.00 3. Payment for Affected

Trees

Reservoir Area Per Invent Per Inventory 168,110.00 X

Dam Area Per Invent Per Inventory 215,100.00 X

Access Road Per Invent Per Inventory 10,710.00 X

Service Area Per Invent Per Inventory

Beneficiaries (193,420.00) x Compensation for equity

Non-Beneficiaries (9, 800.00) x Donation for equity

Non-Beneficiaries 8,180.00 x Cash Compensation

Subtotal P 605,320.00 4. Disturbance

compensation 27 PAPs @ P10,000 per PAP P 270,000.00 X For the submerged

area PAPs 5. Public Information &

Consultation Activities P 200,000.00 X For all PAPs 6. Livelihood Training P 250,000.00 X For all PAPs Total P 13,103, 677. 80 7. Contingency P 353,366.00 5 % of item 2-6 Grand Total P 13,457,043. 80

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Note: The acquisition of land and compensation of trees and plants for beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries who opted to donate for equity is included in the budgetary requirement for Dauin LARP. 10.2 Flow of Funds 96. Compensation fund shall be provided by NIA as part of the SPISP budget. The allocation for the LARP shall be part of the Dauin SRIP budget. Disbursement of cash compensation shall be done by the Negros Oriental PIO upon endorsement by PAC of the assessed value of the lost assets. Disbursement for acquisition and development of affected land as well as related cost items shall be through the Negros Oriental PIO under standard operating procedures. 97. All payment transactions shall be concurred by the concerned PAFs and witnessed by a duly designated representative of the Municipal Government.

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REFERENCES Asian Development Bank, 1998. Handbook on Resettlement: A Guide to Good Practice.

Manila, Philippines. Southern Philippines Irrigation Sector Project (SPISP), May 2002. Feasibility Study of

Gibong RIS Rehabilitation and Extension Subproject (GRISREP), Province of Agusan del Sur. Quezon City, Philippines.

SPISP, NIA and PGAN Resettlement Policy and Program Framework, 2002 SPISP, Can-asujan Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan, May 2003 Hassal and Associates Pty, 1998. Ltd., Southern Philippines Irrigation Sector Project (ADB

TA No. 2841-PHI)- Final Report. Quezon City, Philippines. National Statistics Office, July 2003. Notes on the Official Poverty Statistics in the Philippines

Complete list of PAPs in the Proposed Reservoir, Dam and Road Access Area

ANNEX

A

Location / Area AffectedNo Name of APs Category Lot No. Submerged Dam Area A R & Office

1 Yucor, Ambrocio Landowner 1627 0.30591649 0.12413347 0.1954

2 Alejado, Aurelio Landowner 1628 0.20733 Tuban, Ambrocio Landowner 1629 0.0860

1669 0.17924 Sorate, Jesus Landowner 1630 0.29035 Tabangan, Alejandro Landowner 1651 0.20036 Rubio, Henedina (Et.al.) Landowner 1653 0.10447 Alejado, Moises Landowner 1654 0.23278 Balansag, Erlinda Landowner 1647 0.25629 Tubino, Modesta Landowner 1648 0.2719

3348 0.504010 Tubo, Potenciana Landowner 1650 0.1874

1656 0.18861626 0.04313339 0.74471664 0.1260

11 Rubio, Nicolas Landowner 1652 0.070412 Tubato, Demitria Landowner 3342 0.747013 Briones, Sixto Landowner 3346 0.0743

3344 0.069014 Tuble, Rufina Landowner 3349 0.411915 Sario, Antonio Landowner 3350 0.333816 Tuban, Alberto Landowner 3351 0.286317 Estrellado, Gregorio Landowner 3352 0.189818 Tubang, Cayetano Landowner 3353 0.165219 Bajana, Silverio Landowner 1655 0.504720 Tubo, Brasilla Landowner 1666 0.648021 Tubog, Gabina Landowner 3338 0.6257

3338 0.120022 Solamillo, Teofista Landowner 3340 0.229023 Dioso, Ambrocio Landowner 1667 1.069624 Tubig, Maximino Landowner 3333 0.200025 Trumata, Catalino Claimant 3341 0.035226 Bantayan, Petra Landowner 1642 0.012027 Rubio, Bernabe Landowner 1663 0.0498

Total 5.4763 4.2361 0.3768Grand Total 10.0892

Complete list of PAPs in the proposed Reservoir/Dam and Road Access Area

Annex A-1

Complete list of PAPs, affected by ROW Acquisition in the Service Area

ANNEX

B

TOTAL ROW MARKET TOTAL ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE TOTAL VALUEAFFECTED CROPS/TREES

ROW ACQUISITION AND COMPENSATION IN THE SERVICE AREA

LAND- AREA VALUE VALUE VALUE FOR FOR LAND ANDHOLDINGS (SQ.M) (P/SQ.M) FOR LAND TYPE QTY SIZE (PHP) CROPS/TREES IMPROVEMENTS

(HA.) (PHP) (SQ.M) (PHP)

1 Juana Deles 1.2247 562.50 40.00 22,500.00 22,500.00 64.00 40.00 2,560.00 2,560.00

* 100.00 40.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 * 92.00 40.00 3,680.00 3,680.00

2 Eulalia Delfino (A) 3.124 211.50 40.00 8,460.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 9,660.00 * 92.00 40.00 3,680.00 3,680.00 * 96.00 40.00 3,840.00 3,840.00

1.1319 340.00 40.00 13,600.00 13,600.00 Rosalina Villaruz (B) 189.00 40.00 7,560.00 7,560.00

* 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 3,200.00

AFFECTED CROPS/TREESSERVICE AREANo.

RICE AREA - BENEFICIARY LAND OWNERS

* 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 Gibson Araula (C) 202.50 40.00 8,100.00 Native Mango 3 Full Bearing 2500.00 7,500.00 15,600.00

* 92.00 40.00 3,680.00 3,680.00 * 88.00 40.00 3,520.00 3,520.00

Loreto Daymil (D) 157.20 40.00 6,288.00 6,288.00 * 68.00 40.00 2,720.00 2,720.00 * 72.00 40.00 2,880.00 2,880.00

3 Santiago Patrocinio 1.4406 585.00 40.00 23,400.00 23,400.00 * 256.00 40.00 10,240.00 10,240.00 * 256.00 40.00 10,240.00 10,240.00

4 Ambrosia Tuban 1.8296 598.50 40.00 23,940.00 23,940.00 * 268.00 40.00 10,720.00 10,720.00 * 272.00 40.00 10,880.00 10,880.00 * 264.00 40.00 10,560.00 10,560.00 , ,

5 Bandino Ventolero 0.1496 108.00 40.00 4,320.00 4,320.00 6 Alberto Aldenese 1.3433 373.50 40.00 14,940.00 14,940.00 7 Juliana Rubio 1.4824 420.47 40.00 16,818.80 16,818.80

0.6067 562.50 40.00 22,500.00 22,500.00 * 224.00 40.00 8,960.00 8,960.00

8 Flaviano Bangaysiso 0.5194 279.00 40.00 11,160.00 11,160.00 9 Alberto Ventolero 0.0403 76.50 40.00 3,060.00 3,060.00

10 Julio Deleña 0.8914 360.00 40.00 14,400.00 Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 2500.00 5,000.00 19,400.00 Bamboo Clump 1 Large 1000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00

11 Pelagio Sojor 0.5236 305.00 40.00 12,200.00 12,200.00 12 Magna Trumata * 3.6241 200.00 40.00 8,000.00 8,000.00 13 Marcelina Bangalando * 0.7462 100.00 40.00 4,000.00 G-Melina 5 15" dia. 1850.00 9,250.00 13,250.00 14 Domingo Abellon * 0.6324 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 15 Tanatay, Teresa 0.1820 112.50 40.00 4,500.00 4,500.0015 Tanatay, Teresa 0.1820 112.50 40.00 4,500.00 4,500.00

0.1949 90.00 40.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 * 36.00 40.00 1,440.00 1,440.00

16 Felix Guibang-guibang 1.9206 688.50 40.00 27,540.00 27,540.00 * 300.00 40.00 12,000.00 12,000.00

17 Esperanza Tuban 0.7245 247.50 40.00 9,900.00 9,900.00 * 112.00 40.00 4,480.00 4,480.00

18 Felix Tuban 4.3796 720.00 40.00 28,800.00 28,800.00 * 300.00 40.00 12,000.00 12,000.00

19 Semprosa Bangayciso 0.2364 72.00 40.00 2,880.00 2,880.00 20 Carmelo Abellon 1.2133 360.00 40.00 14,400.00 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 16,800.00 21 Aquillo Deles 0.7352 400.00 40.00 16,000.00 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 18,400.00 22 Presko Tubog 0.8522 160.00 40.00 6,400.00 6,400.00 23 Dionesio Tubog 0.8522 400.00 40.00 16,000.00 Coconut 1 Full Bearing 600.00 600.00 16,600.00 24 Eluminado Tuban 2 5176 216 00 40 00 8 640 00 8 640 0024 Eluminado Tuban 2.5176 216.00 40.00 8,640.00 8,640.00 25 Tasyo Real 1.609 482.50 40.00 19,300.00 19,300.00 26 Titong Credo 1.3164 95.00 40.00 3,800.00 3,800.00 27 Quijoben Bael 0.5904 115.00 40.00 4,600.00 4,600.00

1.0184 401.00 40.00 16,040.00 G-Melina 36 Small 170.00 6,120.00 22,160.00 28 Olegario Tinaponan 0.6304 167.50 40.00 6,700.00 6,700.00 29 Ignacia Balondo 1.0978 137.00 40.00 5,480.00 5,480.00

39.3811 13,787.67 551,506.80 35,470.00 586,976.80 Sub-Total

Annex B-1


TOTAL ROW MARKET TOTAL ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE TOTAL VALUELAND- AREA VALUE VALUE VALUE FOR FOR LAND AND

HOLDINGS (SQ.M) (P/SQ.M) FOR LAND TYPE QTY SIZE (PHP) CROPS/TREES IMPROVEMENTS(HA.) (PHP) (SQ.M) (PHP)

30 Regino Tuban * 2.6774 240.00 40.00 9,600.00 9,600.00 31 Tomas Patrocenio (B) * 2.2872 40.00 40.00 1,600.00 1,600.00

(A) 60.00 40.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 (C) 144.00 40.00 5,760.00 5,760.00

32 Pascual Bangalando * 0.6426 120.00 40.00 4,800.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 6,000.00 33 Natalia Dayot * 0.6143 40.00 40.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 34 Prudencio Truita * 0.6413 60.00 40.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 35 Magno Truno * 0.7307 148.00 40.00 5,920.00 5,920.00 36 Marcelina Tubang * 1.2941 264.00 40.00 10,560.00 Coconut 6 Full Bearing 600.00 3,600.00 14,160.00

No. SERVICE AREAAFFECTED CROPS/TREES

VEGETABLE AREA - BENEFICIARY LAND OWNERS

g g37 Calixtra Sojor * 0.4004 36.00 40.00 1,440.00 Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 2500.00 5,000.00 6,440.00

0.1493 20.00 40.00 800.00 800.00 38 Eugenio Truita * 0.6206 36.00 40.00 1,440.00 1,440.00 39 Antonio Alama * 0.2163 36.00 40.00 1,440.00 1,440.00 40 Leon Sojor * 0.5856 108.00 40.00 4,320.00 Coconut 5 Full Bearing 600.00 3,000.00 7,320.00 41 Emiliana Dellatan * 0.4389 128.00 40.00 5,120.00 Coconut 1 Full Bearing 600.00 600.00 5,720.00 42 Alfonso Abellon (A) * 0.5568 24.00 40.00 960.00 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 3,360.00

(B) 60.00 40.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 (C) 28.00 40.00 1,120.00 1,120.00

43 Zacarias Abellon * 0.5977 68.00 40.00 2,720.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 3,920.00 44 Robella Alabata * 0.5261 48.00 40.00 1,920.00 1,920.00 45 Fernando Abellon * 0.6017 68.00 40.00 2,720.00 2,720.00 46 Eleuterio Abellon * 0.6192 88.00 40.00 3,520.00 3,520.00 47 Teodora Dellona * 0.4307 72.00 40.00 2,880.00 2,880.00 , ,48 Anastacio Alayon * 0.1694 68.00 40.00 2,720.00 2,720.00 49 Julian Morte * 0.9733 180.00 40.00 7,200.00 7,200.00 50 Bonifacia Morte * 0.1491 28.00 40.00 1,120.00 1,120.00 51 Amadia Alamis * 0.1415 36.00 40.00 1,440.00 1,440.00 51 Severina Tubog * 0.6892 88.00 40.00 3,520.00 3,520.00 53 Guillermo Delloria * 0.1788 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 54 Gregorio Alaban * 1.2408 284.00 40.00 11,360.00 11,360.00 55 Valeriana Trumata * 0.4278 100.00 40.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 56 Telesforo Handog * 0.7245 112.00 40.00 4,480.00 4,480.00 57 Paulino Trumata 0.1155 49.50 40.00 1,980.00 1,980.00

* 24.00 40.00 960.00 960.00 58 Valeriana Trumata 0.2528 103.50 40.00 4,140.00 4,140.00

* 40.00 40.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 59 Quilita Tubog 0.2364 250.00 40.00 10,000.00 10,000.0059 Quilita Tubog 0.2364 250.00 40.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 60 Marcial Tubog 2.2554 327.50 40.00 13,100.00 13,100.00 61 Artemio Tuballa 0.5139 144.00 40.00 5,760.00 5,760.00 62 Romana Rubio 1.9159 236.25 40.00 9,450.00 9,450.00

4.72 40.00 188.80 188.80 63 Pacita Baga 1.3310 468.00 40.00 18,720.00 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 21,120.00

237.50 40.00 9,500.00 9,500.00 64 Felicidad Alia 0.1728 247.50 40.00 9,900.00 9,900.00 65 Rudy Piat 0.2112 135.00 40.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 66 Olympia Morados (A) 4.1623 135.00 40.00 5,400.00 Coconut 1 Full Bearing 600.00 600.00 6,000.00

Florita Alaban (B) 427.50 40.00 17,100.00 17,100.00 * 180.00 40.00 7,200.00 7,200.00

67 Alejandra Bandoquillo 3.0724 427.50 40.00 17,100.00 17,100.00 * 196.00 40.00 7,840.00 7,840.00

68 Rosario Alagao 0 9099 427 50 40 00 17 100 00 17 100 0068 Rosario Alagao 0.9099 427.50 40.00 17,100.00 17,100.00 * 196.00 40.00 7,840.00 7,840.00

69 Jesus Sarmeon 0.6246 247.50 40.00 9,900.00 Coconut 5 Full Bearing 600.00 3,000.00 12,900.00 - G-Melina 8 Small 170.00 1,360.00 1,360.00

* 20.00 40.00 800.00 Mahogany 10 Small 190.00 1,900.00 2,700.00 70 Benedecta Morados 0.5168 202.50 40.00 8,100.00 Coconut 1 Full Bearing 600.00 600.00 8,700.00

* 20.00 40.00 800.00 800.00 71 Felisicima Delfino 0.3771 157.50 40.00 6,300.00 Coconut 3 Full Bearing 600.00 1,800.00 8,100.00

5.2448 270.00 40.00 10,800.00 10,800.00 * 60.00 40.00 2,400.00 2,400.00

72 Beatriz Tubog 0.4634 180.00 40.00 7,200.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 8,400.00 0.3863 96.00 40.00 3,840.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 5,040.00

* 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 73 Eglecerio Alatan 1.2215 315.00 40.00 12,600.00 12,600.00

* 240 00 40 00 9 600 00 9 600 00 240.00 40.00 9,600.00 9,600.00 43.3093 9,057.47 362,298.80 31,060.00 393,358.80 Sub-Total

Annex B-2



HOLDINGS (SQ.M) (P/SQ.M) FOR LAND TYPE NO. SIZE (PHP) CROPS/TREES IMPROVEMENTS(HA.) (PHP) (SQ.M) (PHP)

74 Jovita Tuban (A) 4.9506 292.50 40.00 11,700.00 Coconut 3 Full Bearing 600.00 1,800.00 13,500.00 * 128.00 40.00 5,120.00 5,120.00

Eleuteria Villamil (B) 495.00 40.00 19,800.00 Coconut 6 Full Bearing 600.00 3,600.00 23,400.00 * 108.00 40.00 4,320.00 4,320.00

Leonardo Luchavez (C) 315.00 40.00 12,600.00 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 15,000.00 * 140.00 40.00 5,600.00 5,600.00

Jovita Tuban (D) 292.50 40.00 11,700.00 11,700.00 * 136.00 40.00 5,440.00 5,440.00

75 Alberto Ventolero 0.9864 540.00 40.00 21,600.00 21,600.00



76 Godofredo Tabillon 0.5825 136.00 40.00 5,440.00 5,440.00 77 Vicenta Y. Divina 0.2973 120.00 40.00 4,800.00 Mahogany 6 Small 190.00 1,140.00 5,940.00

0.2694 111.00 40.00 4,440.00 4,440.00 0.3640 180.00 40.00 7,200.00 7,200.00 0.8612 222.00 40.00 8,880.00 8,880.00

78 Ricardo Tabillon 0.3568 291.00 40.00 11,640.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 12,840.00 0.9231 429.00 40.00 17,160.00 17,160.00

79 Felisa D. Bajado 0.3573 60.00 40.00 2,400.00 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 4,800.00 80 Felomina Alejado 0.3632 246.00 40.00 9,840.00 9,840.00 81 Trinidad Trumata 1.2488 300.00 40.00 12,000.00 Coconut 3 Full Bearing 600.00 1,800.00 13,800.00 82 Marcial Tubog 0.8769 210.00 40.00 8,400.00 8,400.00 83 Candida Morados (A) 1.0642 147.00 40.00 5,880.00 5,880.00

Teofila Alarcio (B) 120.00 40.00 4,800.00 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 7,200.00 84 Rufo Bandoquillo 0.6086 37.50 40.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 q , ,85 Jesus Dayuhan 0.1767 240.00 40.00 9,600.00 9,600.00

0.8010 382.50 40.00 15,300.00 15,300.00 86 Periong Divina 0.4058 280.00 40.00 11,200.00 11,200.00 87 Gregorio Avanzado 2.0052 464.00 40.00 18,560.00 18,560.00 88 Domingo Moral 0.8183 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 Coconut 10 Full Bearing 600.00 6,000.00 9,200.00

0.8338 232.00 40.00 9,280.00 Coconut 3 Full Bearing 600.00 1,800.00 11,080.00 0.4114 240.00 40.00 9,600.00 Coconut 1 Full Bearing 600.00 600.00 10,200.00 0.2013 168.00 40.00 6,720.00 Native Mango 3 Full Bearing 2500.00 7,500.00 14,220.00

89 Pedro Bajado 0.2365 148.00 40.00 5,920.00 Coconut 3 Full Bearing 600.00 1,800.00 7,720.00 90 Rufina Tinguha 1.2612 588.00 40.00 23,520.00 Coconut 8 Full Bearing 600.00 4,800.00 28,320.00 91 Cornelio Divina 0.2013 296.00 40.00 11,840.00 Coconut 5 Full Bearing 600.00 3,000.00 14,840.00 92 Marcial Simosa 1.7732 408.00 40.00 16,320.00 16,320.00 93 Jesus Tuble 0.6001 468.00 40.00 18,720.00 18,720.00 94 Jose Sojor 0.0635 432.00 40.00 17,280.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 18,480.0094 Jose Sojor 0.0635 432.00 40.00 17,280.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 18,480.00 95 Narciso Bantoto/Sanang 1.0065 180.00 40.00 7,200.00 Bamboo Clump 1 Large 1000.00 1,000.00 8,200.00

0.1525 64.00 40.00 2,560.00 2,560.00 /Sabina Tubog 0.5106 220.00 40.00 8,800.00 8,800.00

96 Desideria Bantoto 0.1267 60.00 40.00 2,400.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 3,600.00 97 Putunato Eluna 0.1305 64.00 40.00 2,560.00 2,560.00 98 Hipolita Bantoto 0.1396 64.00 40.00 2,560.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 3,760.00

0.5481 232.00 40.00 9,280.00 9,280.00 99 Pascual Bantoto 0.5106 432.00 40.00 17,280.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 18,480.00

100 Basilio Bantoto 0.9400 340.00 40.00 13,600.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 14,800.00 101 Teofila Alaban 1.2743 376.00 40.00 15,040.00 15,040.00 102 Dionesio Bantoto 1.0385 224.00 40.00 8,960.00 8,960.00

0.8955 216.00 40.00 8,640.00 8,640.00 103 Egong Cardo 1.2647 316.00 40.00 12,640.00 12,640.00 104 Gibson Araula 1 6238 548 00 40 00 21 920 00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600 00 1 200 00 23 120 00104 Gibson Araula 1.6238 548.00 40.00 21,920.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 23,120.00 105 Leberato Venesario 1.3113 280.00 40.00 11,200.00 11,200.00

1.2321 160.00 40.00 6,400.00 6,400.00 106 Rogelio Alama 0.6260 336.00 40.00 13,440.00 13,440.00 107 Luis Rubio 0.4913 176.00 40.00 7,040.00 7,040.00 108 Nicholas Alcoriza 1.4748 285.00 40.00 11,400.00 11,400.00 109 Gaudencio Alido 0.6602 150.00 40.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 110 Quirica Abellon 0.9254 120.00 40.00 4,800.00 Lomboy Tree 1 Full Bearing 200.00 200.00 5,000.00

- Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 2500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 111 Egli Alido 0.1452 195.00 40.00 7,800.00 7,800.00 112 Francisco Alap-ap 0.9230 168.00 40.00 6,720.00 6,720.00 113 Fausto Tuayon 2.6149 288.00 40.00 11,520.00 Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 2500.00 2,500.00 14,020.00

Star Apple 1 Full Bearing 300.00 300.00 300.00 114 Javier Aldenese 0.9672 378.00 40.00 15,120.00 15,120.00 115 Amado Alar 1 1360 204 00 40 00 8 160 00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600 00 1 200 00 9 360 00115 Amado Alar 1.1360 204.00 40.00 8,160.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 9,360.00

0.1681 37.50 40.00 1,500.00 Banana Group 3 Early Bearing 150.00 450.00 1,950.00 46.737 15,596.50 623,860.00 57,590.00 681,450.00 Sub-Total

Annex B-3




116 Titing Delfino 2.0000 258.00 40.00 10,320.00 10,320.00 117 Adelo Parol 0.8173 563.00 40.00 22,520.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 23,720.00 118 Aurea Tubog/Sabina 2.0101 97.50 40.00 3,900.00 3,900.00 119 Julio Trupil 0.1272 50.00 40.00 2,000.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 3,200.00 120 Andres Sordilla 1.6507 220.00 40.00 8,800.00 8,800.00 121 Flaviano Bangalando 1.8794 420.00 40.00 16,800.00 16,800.00 122 Macaria Aldeon * 0.8011 240.00 40.00 9,600.00 9,600.00 123 Julian Yucor * 6.0892 200.00 40.00 8,000.00 Native Mango 3 Full Bearing 2500.00 7,500.00 15,500.00 124 Bonifacio Briones * 1.7431 252.00 40.00 10,080.00 10,080.00

No.


SERVICE AREAAFFECTED CROPS/TREES

125 Bernardina Alama * 0.3398 88.00 40.00 3,520.00 3,520.00 126 Loresto Bajado * 0.1735 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 127 Ariston Alagadmo * 0.2752 84.00 40.00 3,360.00 3,360.00 128 Julian Bajado * 0.2208 72.00 40.00 2,880.00 2,880.00 129 Romana Delica * 0.2466 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 130 Amado Tuble * 0.1715 52.00 40.00 2,080.00 2,080.00 131 Brigido Delica * 0.2245 68.00 40.00 2,720.00 2,720.00 132 Teofisto Delica * 0.2181 60.00 40.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 133 Julian Basilio * 0.3938 112.00 40.00 4,480.00 4,480.00 134 Regino Tose * 1.4500 176.00 40.00 7,040.00 7,040.00 135 Marcelino Alcoriza * 0.5426 200.00 40.00 8,000.00 8,000.00 136 Mercedes Araneta (A) * 1.0451 72.00 40.00 2,880.00 2,880.00

(B) 176.00 40.00 7,040.00 7,040.00 137 Maximino Trumata * 1.4991 252.00 40.00 10,080.00 10,080.00 , ,138 Isidro Bangalando * 1.5649 140.00 40.00 5,600.00 Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 2500.00 2,500.00 8,100.00 139 Pedro Alanano * 1.2307 240.00 40.00 9,600.00 9,600.00 140 Fausto Dipaling * 1.3077 176.00 40.00 7,040.00 7,040.00 141 Marcelino Alabata * 0.9230 76.00 40.00 3,040.00 3,040.00 142 Gregorio Alagasi * 1.1540 176.00 40.00 7,040.00 7,040.00 143 Concepcion Alanano * 1.2000 140.00 40.00 5,600.00 5,600.00 144 Liberato Delfino * 1.2307 260.00 40.00 10,400.00 10,400.00 145 Eduveges Tuballa * 1.0769 128.00 40.00 5,120.00 5,120.00 146 Pilar Asdillo * 1.2307 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 147 Gabriel Balneg * 0.4615 136.00 40.00 5,440.00 5,440.00 148 Rodelina Araula * 0.8157 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 149 Cornelio Lagudas * 0.6923 156.00 40.00 6,240.00 6,240.00 150 Bruna Abellon * 0.1538 56.00 40.00 2,240.00 2,240.00 151 Narciso Alagao * 0.3077 28.00 40.00 1,120.00 Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 2500.00 5,000.00 6,120.00151 Narciso Alagao 0.3077 28.00 40.00 1,120.00 Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 2500.00 5,000.00 6,120.00 152 Eleuterio Abellon * 0.5385 220.00 40.00 8,800.00 8,800.00 153 Alfonso Sorga * 1.6154 160.00 40.00 6,400.00 6,400.00 154 Luisa Tuballa * 0.3077 124.00 40.00 4,960.00 4,960.00 155 Candido Tubil * 0.5846 200.00 40.00 8,000.00 8,000.00 156 Alberto Tuban (C) * 1.6770 124.00 40.00 4,960.00 4,960.00

(D) 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 157 Tirso Diaz * 1.3077 36.00 40.00 1,440.00 1,440.00 158 Sofia Credo * 1.2307 232.00 40.00 9,280.00 Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 2500.00 2,500.00 11,780.00 159 Rogelio Alido * 0.9682 196.00 40.00 7,840.00 7,840.00 160 Demetrio Aurea * 1.2855 148.00 40.00 5,920.00 5,920.00 161 Germana Tuban * 0.4615 240.00 40.00 9,600.00 Native Mango 3 Full Bearing 2500.00 7,500.00 17,100.00 162 Maria Tuban * 1.6692 250.00 40.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 163 Melecio Tuballa * 4.6154 120.00 40.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 164 Antonio Alaban * 0 4114 90 00 40 00 3 600 00 3 600 00164 Antonio Alaban 0.4114 90.00 40.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 165 Rufino Alaban * 1.5524 200.00 40.00 8,000.00 8,000.00 166 Nazario Tale * 5.9120 180.00 40.00 7,200.00 7,200.00 167 Juan Moralla * 0.0213 20.00 40.00 800.00 Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 2500.00 5,000.00 5,800.00

3.0898 208.00 40.00 8,320.00 Coconut 1 Full Bearing 600.00 600.00 8,920.00 168 Basilisa Bantoto * 0.0348 148.00 40.00 5,920.00 5,920.00 169 Lucas Bandoquillo 0.3296 165.00 40.00 6,600.00 6,600.00 170 Diosdada T. Avanzado 0.1937 30.00 40.00 1,200.00 1,200.00

0.6789 162.00 40.00 6,480.00 6,480.00 171 Felomina Elnacin 0.6265 150.00 40.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 172 Felomino Trumata 0.4082 186.00 40.00 7,440.00 7,440.00 173 Julian Trumata 0.2532 147.00 40.00 5,880.00 5,880.00 174 Plabiana Alia 1.1704 292.50 40.00 11,700.00 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 14,100.00 175 Alberto Bangaiciso 1.0394 290.00 40.00 11,600.00 11,600.00 176 Carmelo Abellon 1 2800 360 00 40 00 14 400 00 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600 00 2 400 00 16 800 00176 Carmelo Abellon 1.2800 360.00 40.00 14,400.00 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 16,800.00 177 Flaviana Tuban 1.0180 320.00 40.00 12,800.00 12,800.00 178 Alejandro Sarte 1.3812 472.00 40.00 18,880.00 18,880.00 179 Calixtro Erolon 0.5333 232.00 40.00 9,280.00 9,280.00 180 Pedro Sojor 0.0635 80.00 40.00 3,200.00 3,200.00

73.5273 11,607.00 464,280.00 37,800.00 502,080.00 Sub-Total

Annex B-4




181 Pantaleon Bendijo 0.6536 288.00 40.00 11,520.00 11,520.00 182 Totong Solis 1.2405 320.00 40.00 12,800.00 12,800.00 183 Cornelio Divina 1.2321 148.00 40.00 5,920.00 5,920.00 184 Jenny Bajado 0.2664 384.00 40.00 15,360.00 15,360.00 185 Amado Tuble 2.1800 500.00 40.00 20,000.00 20,000.00

0.5332 168.00 40.00 6,720.00 6,720.00 186 Leona Alcoriza 0.4975 160.00 40.00 6,400.00 6,400.00 187 Macario Aldeon 0.8011 240.00 40.00 9,600.00 9,600.00 188 Bundoy Tubat 3.5067 1016.00 40.00 40,640.00 40,640.00



y * 20.00 40.00 800.00 800.00 * 388.00 40.00 15,520.00 15,520.00

189 Apan Tuban 1.4878 525.00 40.00 21,000.00 Coconut 3 Full Bearing 600.00 1,800.00 22,800.00 190 Artemio Tuballa 0.5139 144.00 40.00 5,760.00 Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 2500.00 5,000.00 10,760.00 191 Bernard Buhisan 6.0054 154.50 40.00 6,180.00 6,180.00

0.2556 154.50 40.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 192 Roberto T. Credo 0.4800 120.00 40.00 4,800.00 4,800.00

0.3520 120.00 40.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 0.3600 120.00 40.00 4,800.00 4,800.00

193 Jeffrey Alaban 2.3385 417.00 40.00 16,680.00 16,680.00 194 Sixto Cornelia 0.3040 66.00 40.00 2,640.00 2,640.00 195 Basilia Tuballa 0.4800 120.00 40.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 196 Consing Tubang 1.2800 225.00 40.00 9,000.00 9,000.00 197 Boboy Aldenese 0.6720 315.00 40.00 12,600.00 12,600.00 y , ,198 Milagros Asdillo 0.6240 345.00 40.00 13,800.00 13,800.00 199 Ponsiano Yucor 1.7440 330.00 40.00 13,200.00 Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 2500.00 2,500.00 15,700.00 200 Macario Trumata 0.9600 255.00 40.00 10,200.00 10,200.00 201 Puloy Alap-ap 0.8320 455.00 40.00 18,200.00 18,200.00 202 Eufrates Credo 0.5120 105.00 40.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 203 Frank Precioso 1.7600 786.00 40.00 31,440.00 31,440.00 204 Bonifacia Morte 0.2521 125.00 40.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 205 Cristoto Bantoto 0.4141 125.00 40.00 5,000.00 Coconut 3 Full Bearing 600.00 1,800.00 6,800.00 206 Ruperto Nodado 1.3699 350.00 40.00 14,000.00 Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 2500.00 2,500.00 16,500.00 207 Teofisto Quitoy 0.5138 290.00 40.00 11,600.00 Coconut 3 Full Bearing 600.00 1,800.00 13,400.00

0.1563 42.50 40.00 1,700.00 1,700.00 208 Lorenza Alayon 1.0321 225.00 40.00 9,000.00 9,000.00 209 Catalina Alama 0.7600 320.00 40.00 12,800.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 14,000.00

2.1127 285.00 40.00 11,400.00 11,400.002.1127 285.00 40.00 11,400.00 11,400.00 210 Quintin Trumata 2.3237 140.00 40.00 5,600.00 5,600.00 211 Hugo Tubog 0.4260 35.00 40.00 1,400.00 Bamboo Clump 1 Large 1000.00 1,000.00 2,400.00

- Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 212 Juan Tuble 0.7424 340.00 40.00 13,600.00 13,600.00 213 Domingo Tuban 0.2433 125.00 40.00 5,000.00 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 7,400.00 214 Bernardino Alama 0.7607 160.00 40.00 6,400.00 Coconut 1 Full Bearing 600.00 600.00 7,000.00 215 Fortunata Tubig 1.1449 236.25 40.00 9,450.00 Coconut 1 Full Bearing 600.00 600.00 10,050.00 216 Gregorio Alejado 0.5644 33.75 40.00 1,350.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 2,550.00 217 Esperidion Bangayciso 0.3209 270.00 40.00 10,800.00 Coconut 1 Full Bearing 600.00 600.00 11,400.00 218 Blas Tuala 0.2602 180.00 40.00 7,200.00 7,200.00 219 Consorcia del Rosario 1.4176 427.50 40.00 17,100.00 Coconut 6 Full Bearing 600.00 3,600.00 20,700.00

136.00 40.00 5,440.00 5,440.00 220 Samuel Bangayciso 0.5075 94.50 40.00 3,780.00 3,780.00 221 Antonio Bantoto 0 9631 450 00 40 00 18 000 00 18 000 00221 Antonio Bantoto 0.9631 450.00 40.00 18,000.00 18,000.00 222 Lucia Delfino 1.9713 459.00 40.00 18,360.00 18,360.00 223 Silvestra Bandoquillo 0.8133 337.50 40.00 13,500.00 13,500.00

50.9426 13,576.00 543,040.00 29,000.00 572,040.00 Sub-Total

Annex B-5




224 Maximino Tubig 0.3487 315.00 40.00 12,600.00 12,600.00 225 Catalino Trumata 0.0972 90.00 40.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 226 Felimon Tabangan 0.4608 360 40.00 14,400.00 14,400.00 227 Enrique Tubat 0.8651 630 40.00 25,200.00 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 26,400.00 228 Pedro Alarcio 1.5100 450.00 40.00 18,000.00 Coconut 6 Full Bearing 600.00 3,600.00 21,600.00

- Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 2500.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 229 George Alas-as 0.2231 157.50 40.00 6,300.00 6,300.00 230 Severina Alarcio 1.1449 126.00 40.00 5,040.00 5,040.00


VEGETABLE AREA-NON-BENEFICIARY LAND OWNERS

231 Olimpio Tubog 90.00 40.00 3,600.00 Coconut 3 Full Bearing 600.00 1,800.00 5,400.00 232 Conrado Bangaysiso 0.7774 100.00 40.00 4,000.00 Coconut 1 Full Bearing 600.00 600.00 4,600.00

- Mahogany 2 Small 190.00 380.00 380.00 233 Ursolo Saringan 0.3713 112.00 40.00 4,480.00 Coconut 9 Full Bearing 600.00 5,400.00 9,880.00

5.7985 2,430.50 97,220.00 17,980.00 115,200.00

1 Creek 32.97

1 Cliff 126.182 Road 80.963 Lipayo River 70.75

310.86 - - -

Vegetable Area

Sub-Total

Sub-TotalPUBLIC LANDRice Area

259.6958 66,366.00 2,642,205.60 208,900.00 2,851,105.60

Legend * Main Farm Line

Grand Total

Annex B-6

Sample Socio-Economic Survey Forms of PAFs in the Reservoir Area

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H_long lYve you bttn cultivating lbc land y<:......~ QllTmtly fillmillj(l 1<' 1"1>.

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-~"" "" Educalion I ~ll 11'.. ""

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Medical HCIIlth 1:>t1 ,t\)111.1) Entertainmml F, "/'< Other~lY) Fir{1/\ ~ •

~0,S~OTOTAL

--

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••

Offiw

M~"" Othen (&peci!')')

.. ~. When: do ..,., "0 "'hen familv melnben "" ,.

hcilily Check if AwIiabte

H<:>spital

CW>i<

n..-ans,ay Hullh S,-,ion

.

V

"""~ Others (5pOCify), .

Involvement Chcc/l; ifappliclbk

. v'

3 S education

• HG.... manv of I'W' chikJren an luel\dil\Jl.ld>ooI? ToU!

C"eIlOf)' No. ofchildren Disla/lCe (km) of school

College Hillh Sdlool Elemenllry , .50 iTlt 1m;

OIben (spe<;ify) -

3.6 Religious Aetivil~

,~ ous serv,,:es?• - •do , "", Facility Chtd; if Applicable

Chapel in the barqay V

Church in the lown pro~r

Other. (specify)

N~

4.1 l'racnceofOfganinlion

a. An: tben: comrraIlIityfDeighborhood organi~ion Opera-llog in your barall8ay?

YES ---,'e.-_ NO _

b. Wballvoeof ~ IIlCl YOUr member shiD in thelll?.. Type ofOrpnizatiOll CIlO.'clr ifptUtfIl

-/Coopenl1;ve:, 0/Gc>vm»nent OIpnizatioo .

Homeowner A~ion:

NGO initiated ~lion: • Otben (!lp«ify): 0/1....1'\<....

If member of ~ ,ndialte vour lvoe of involvemcnL~'-"

.

C/leek ifmcm!le, w~ -'

"' "" . ".I

•·. 1.I AIl:,.,.. aware oflhe plopused Dauin SIUP'1

v YE.'l(ConIi_> NO (Go 10 Q. 1.3). -.. 1_12 WIw are your opccifi<: source ofJi~dibood ,hat ....y N Io5l ifyou are 10 """'" 001 of Your ara7 Please er.untnle: ,../,...

'>.1 Wt.ler

-'do~ waler? ~(oC- ~\bC•• ""'~ Driol<iol! NorHbinki"l

Public Tan ttand

Private tube wflJ

D\lSwdl

S",," v

"". 0tIwJ (Specify):

b. How llI.ICb i. wailS biD _ month?

Drinking

T". Amount pet MOlllh

%

N'0IHlriDking "I. 1.2 Solid Wwe

.. Howdo dimese of ? MAnneI' ofDisposal Ched:: if Applicable

Buml~m

Throw them t.lthe cliff " - V

Dump them II tile t..c:k orthe!loule Otbefs(specify): -

1.3 Toile! I. Do YOll ha~ Iloilr1 in the hooJ.",? _-"V__ YES NO

b. IfNO. where do """ ReI woo-er voo nrcd tho: toileI?

Facility Checl< ifApplieable

Pub6c Toilr1 -" Neighbor', Toilet '''' Bushes ""Wrap lIld llwow 'I'

--

" J.4 Health " .. H.. &fly member ofyour ramily ~n sick Ihe last two years?

YES __ NO -/ . GotoQ.c.

,

b. IF YES wlllt hu beerllhe oommon,;c)rnesl our fiami'J I~ Qr7-""" In

Typo: of.ocme.. """",,

R"'_ AmitU,u

Orbrn (.".,.-.iIY)

Che<:k. if i\ppIic.ablc

M

W. w, b ~/"

, ,1 2 IF YES ,'ndX:ate the r~o

Source of InfOfll\llion

N1A Staff

C1>eck if Appliable

./' LOU officials

Neighbor

M.,.jj..

Othen (!lpCCify):

I,J IF NO, ('nUmerator sbould provide bacli:grotllld information about llle project

Pcnrption

2.1 In JOUf opinion, il Ibis .. good projea? V YES NO

2.2 V""" ....y be •...e lhallbe projoo;t ~!he ar"" where your hoUJe ond lot anoJlor farmlaod ia Ioo;aled. thus l!wl gO\~1 might ast; you 10 be rclouted. !fthe proje<:l wiU be impkmenced, are you "illin& 10 be rdocIIled?

lirA YES. (Go to Q.l.4). 11. NO.

,

2.J What iJ

WiD relocate on my 0"'1l

Will move to relocation Nlc

NOI lUre whallU du •

Otherl (lpedfy)

, 7

2,4 If relocation 0<lC\I". wbere do you prefer the rdocation sile to be? Within MlIlUYsay area ~h . Outside Magsaysay ~.... Within tbe Irrigllmn Service Area r;)., 1.S 1h raoc.tioo sile il found, what is an acceptable dmance (If the Nle!Tom the town

CeflItrofD&U;n7 Within ?lem tip. 7-IOkm AA <hv 10 km &+

l

RF'.st:rn.t:MF.NT ANI> COMPENSATION PLAN ~"""lieSurvey Fonn

tnuift SRTP, R.tgion 7, SPISP

Ualt of 511""'y1 t.h (i,":OOd NloneoU"IItf'Y;e,.er: I'oll+e" t I -:; ! llll,~ll'_

w. ::!,>.)~ V•••• :""~·I Maponllenl Ibt\'l"",nd 1..forml'io.,

Name ofR.espool<lcnl (M"" be: the I~-.l ofHm...holcl): fi.,a,.\"' '."~ -1L\

Please identify the calesOf)' of respond""l

CIlecl. ( ) applicable Cillegcory and indiale Classification and sitt of""d

Cal"l!"'Y "', T_ "',A&D A= ..., ,,~

Landown..- cultivator and ~

llou.e-ow"", resident / l_(l,~O

-Landowner non-culti""tor and Hou'le-Owner residelll

Lando......... non-cullivalor and H~wner non resident

Tr:rwJ1 and I>ousc owner Resident Tenant and howe owner Residenl:....~""". I wi,h owner , Teoaot but 00ll re:.iclent of the

"'~ ,

NO'! laoclowoer and IlOl. tmanl But wilh bJuse and raidcm in Tho~

Nall&ndowncr, _ Imam and IlOl. hou3e owner but rcsidcnl: R.-Ocw .... with 0I'I'10Cf

., .

Indicate the dusiflUlion and Jize ofland used for cultivation and re!.idetlC8.

Land utiliulion C\as$:6c:aUoo ofland

A>D "', T"""""" "',f""""" /

Residenl.ialland

lfoollllldowner, ched NOT IV'PLlCA8L.E(NA) .. GO lU6.

Indicale specillc IQClliQrl of'''' l~iaJ aDd fannIand in the a1f~r:d llIU. (The \'icinily MIfl furm.Jlaled foslhe ....._'lClll/lnverJlO<y IhouJd be utilized as rn"""",,,.)

.. 4.\ LOCIlion of rCsidenti'll"""':..I3'~':"}·~'~"~'~·=·-.'======:;::;=4.2 Localionorrannland: _ -\:A.: l?lV •• , ••

J.. W1IlIt is your <!llvllc nrigin. (e.g_ Ccbuano, Boholano. T.~ elC.):

r,d V ';1 Q

How 10"11 ""oe yOll tivtd in your prosent pIa<:l'- of reoidmce? "'VI "~ ::..

11o'" long hBV<l yoo been cultinting the '-'d you ue wrreutly farming",,",l ,;' ~

Wlw:r~ did you fonnerly li..oo before moving to your presmt 1Jomc?

Why did you ,,,,we (Q thi~ Iocalion?

What is)'OUr primary and/or w:onda'Y occuplltion? l'rimary t'·,,·, ,'.1 Secondary _ None:

~lH'r" Infonnllion

I I How many pc:nuns are ~,i"8 in this house? 7 . Please enllmerlt~ the membo:r. of tho: bouxftoId. (Use the lI.ached Conn for the reapor'SCI,j

-M""""(.,

''=D (~()' 1-<"

1~~f'l '" tel;:,;1

NOlo-l __

lJ\\r,. ,,_to f.E~l_Nltl

C.""" (b)

"1/. • . .,

- " , ,,

<,:,"f I

$::.1, 1,r ) '; ~ r_.

"""'" ("

,

-I

" " F·

... (d)

. , •

,.. , "0,.' .. e,

(;.due.ation&! AuainmClll

("

t Jet .,•." ...... , ., , • ,.. , ,"

Ib4I..... ~"::-,1

"I,·,.-.,.. t ..,' ~l

- '" 'J< ,

llldQle if Gainfully Working ~

~~

Indicate "l'he IYJl'I' Of_k (, )

.

NocD. Indicae. the names oflhe individual ""',sebold membell. Indicate the .d.ation ofchr: llOl ..... " houschoId nlCl,lbe! 10 the head <If the famiJy

Example: Wife, HllIband. Son, lnug/llef. Cousin, father, Moeher, 11K

--

L

L Indicate lhe aen<b" of rupedive HH 111t"obei s, either Male or fem.ll.lt! Indicole thei' specifIC ..,.. In,Jicole Ihe hitI~ ed.....tional mainmcnl- No ""r.x>I;ng. tlemcmary level, elementary

Graduate. l~gh IIChoolIr:vd. high.!'Ch<>oI graduale, wlle~e leveL coll~e graduate. Post-graduate. vocWon.aI.[ lDditate ifconcerned hou.oehold .'10_",,,"b.... emplo)"ld. IlOI fll>llIoyed. or not applicable, ReI(lO"lIClI are either Yes, No, Of No! Applicabk.

Indicate the ty~ ofoccupallon or employment and whelbcr it i< primary or le<:ondary Une of wo'k. E.><al11ple: f&rmer-Primary, CIt(lCIIlt$-Secoftdary.

I 2 Type or oon,tl\lction ",at..-i.l. ofdwellins l~aeen.ou5C (Chod I only). Cooc.~e _all cem"nt Stmi-<XlllCrete-oombiNltion ofwood MIl cemmI ./ l...il',ln - Nipa 100 bamboo 0Ibrs Mala;aI. (Spa;ilY)

I.J Tenwi.ll SlItus of House .rod l.ot

"" <""''''''' Rented Inf<><mal dweller with wnseru ofQIo.ncr Informal dwell.,- ..../u ronxnt Owner Others (I'ls SpecilY) _

1.4 Ifremed. how much pt, month p-

1.5 what arc the OIhcr structures Of irnl''l''''''''''''"' preIetIt on 1110 1ol7 (Cbock one Or IllOIc).

OlheT Jlrucl"res or impro'-emenl F_ I'p Cbicl:.., house

BOO... Wal"'wd1 Otlxn (Spo:cify): _

Income ud EapNdilure

2 I far all tho.. member. of the hou'IChoId who 1ft gainfuUyemployed, pleue indicate tile Monthly iDcome.

Monl/\Iy ~ (P)Houscbold member Occupalion("I'<"'ify)

, -

2,2 Does your family h."" any other """''''" ofincome? YES /" NO (Go to Q. 2.4)

-l-l ',I,'l"u &r<! llltse other oource of lncomd

SupplerJ1l:UWy Amounllmonth Rent ofSlfUClll'C

Peruli"" Rrmiuan<;es z Subsiclioes 0<","

2.4 Do YQ4J eultivalelfann I pitx:e orland? / Y.l:S NO. (Go to Q. 2.8).

2.5 What Iype ofpllot do)'OO WlfII 10 pl/Inl on I scuonal N,ru,1 (r..~I, -Frl'~: l.··'!II'

2.6 llow much inco"'" on. yurl)' bui' do you gel from in p _'C0:.:>.C,--_~I ~

2.7 What Ire I"" pennlnent ClUp5fplanl grown in ;11 Plea"" e""merale ~("I)- I,: 'I

, 2 IS 00 you 0W1I or rai.., f"",, animals'l What Ife lbcte and how many?

Owner>hipType orf'ann Animal, Qu""tity

y~ No r." , C/

,, ,C.of1I': ' __1:' -, .1 , ..;.-'('1~ '

-""'-."- . • ~;-

2.9 00 you ~'-': Ollter major U5e\{/ YES NO (Go to Q. 2.11)

. " 2.10 IrYES. specify tbe IYJIC'ofasxl, ~. "

2.11 Do you 11&"" any saving.? YES How much? P NO ~_

2.l2 How mud! is your .~trlge apendilUre per month/annum for lhe following.

,,=-''''''

Monthly . I ....."Y">

,

"",","I, It·~X(j

\ ~ .j, .y'oSlleIlet

C1<><ha ",. (£0 Wiler

Electridly

, •

, , ,. ,,,,'"

Gill or other fuel ,. :.) ~ 0

Traospon'lioro , ,) 8<-.>("'"

Educ&lion _~ "'0 Mcdieal Health I , ll>T>O

EotCflainmml

0<""'( )

- \I:.<,.f;,

TOTAL

,

j' ',>0(0

Cat"'KOIY No ofchildren. DiSlinc<: (kill) ofJCbooI

Collesc Hi"h'SchooI 2 't',",M E........,

.

-.

0Ihen (specify):

Involvement

""'" Check ifapplicable

""""" Othen (tpeei!Y)"

., c. Wbc:re do o wben fami! mauben ..... lick? FKilily Cloecl< if .... pp1Qble

Hosphal /

Clinic

n ....nglly lIallh Station

Doooc Others (specify).

).~ Educttion ~• How nWlV ofvnur children are auendin, scbootl TOl:a1

o. w....... r rdi~ ocrvi«s7'"FAcility Check if Applicable-Chlpd in 11M! barangay ...-CIurclI in the 10..... proper

Olhcn(spccity) --No~

4.1 PresenceofOrganiulion

•. A", there community/neighborhood Ofgani1.alion opuat'ns in your barans-y7

YES ,.,/ NO _

b. Whot tvDe ofl!!ganWlion are"'p'!eselll IIld vour nlWlbenhin in tIw:m7

.

Type ofOljlniLluioa C/leek if Ilf"""'l C~ if IIImlI>ef-

Cooperative:

I~ernmmt Orgl"~Q.lion: .> .

llomeov,ner A»ocwion: - NGO initiated Or~nizatiun, -

Othen (5pe(ify)'

, If member ofan lion indicate voor t~oe ofinl'Olvemcnl.

•• •

•• Maonto" of~l Cbcck if Applicable

Ilum them .. ~

Throw lhen, II tile cliff

..., ""'" Dump theno atlhe b;ack. of the ~

0lberJ (specify)

., L I Are you .wlfe of the propo,ed Dwin SRIP?,.

,< Yl'S (Cottinut;) NO (Go to Q. 1 3).

2,12 Whil an loor specific sour« oflivehbood 'hal may be 1<>11. if)'OOJ arc Lo 11>0>'<: 0<1' ",r Your _, Pltue~~e·

1.1 Wit'"

I "OUr "'tIer? """ do o.ioWng Non-dmki"ll""'=

Public: T. ,,"'" Privale IUbcwdl

""... .SpJW8 / b.

Oth.... (Sp<cify)

b. ~'" n r munth? How ""'" . •" Drinking

No"n-drinkiog

T""

,

Amount pel" Moo6

~l! I,

).2 Solid WAlle [low do YOU disooi'le of \lOur "..bI~.1

, c

J J Toilr.t •. Do )'lItIllavc. toilet in tile OOuilC7 .,,/ YES NO

b. IfNO. .meredo"", wllcne\lO' YOU need the toilet?

Facility Check ifAppliclbJe

P",blic Tolkt

Neigbbnr'l Toile(

Do"'" w,ap and lhrow

3.4 Health .. nlully """ilk ofy<Q family been sid< the Ias!IWO yean?

Source of Information

NIA Staff

LGUolftcial,

Cbocl< ifApplicable

/

Neighbor

Media

Other. (opecify)

J.4 Health "- Has any member ofyour family been sick the last two ye.....?

YES NO !, Go to Q. c.

fi .,b. IF YES what has bc<:n the common ilick""ss I t ocwrrtd In your am, y lasl year? Typeof,,~,"

"""""' Ch<:cl< if APl'1icabte

FlulFever 0

Amibiasi. 00

Othon (specify) -

I 2 IF YES indicate lhe source of OUr infurmation.

1.3 ifNO, enumerator should provide b.cl<ground information about lhe project

l'~tptioD

2.1 In your opinion, isthi, a good project? .YES NO.

2.2 Y"" may bl: lware Illat the project .ncornpa.!iIleIlhe area wher. your OOuso and 101 and/or fannland is localed, thus th. go,-erntneltl mighl as!< you 10 be relocated. Iflhe project will he implemerned, oue you willing to he relocaled? ___ YES. (Go to Q 2.4). NO.

2.3 What is your preferred oPtion?

Option Chccl: one prd..-e""" 0

WiU reJocat. on my own

Will nlOve to relocation ';te

Not ""re whal to do •

Othors (sp<:cify)

2.4 If relocation occurs, where do you prefer the relocation site to be~

Within Magsayu-y arell 'i<""" .. ,,,,,:,,,id"<_,,,:agsay""Y • _ Within the Irrigation Service Area

2.5 Ifa relocation site is roond., what is an acceplable distance oftb<: sile from the town Cem..- ofDauin? Wilmn 7 km 7 -10 km Over IOkm

Certification of Dauin Municipality on the Granting of use of Public Lands to NIA for Dauin SRIP

ANNEX

D

Ros....blie of U" Ph'6ppinQI: \'nMI'Ir!Cl of Nggrotl 0rilIn1" Mun;e;pelilyofDauill

O'G"'''''''O,',C7£ O'FrH7! :)W)I("ftiO"lt

CERTIFICATION

This is to certify that the Local Government Unit of

Dal,lin allows the National 1rriqation AdIIlinistt"ation to pass

parallel and or cross their irriqation facilities to the

different Baranqay ROads within their covered project area.

This Certification is issued to upon the request of

the Niltional Irrigation AdmlnisLration for whatever purpose

this may serve.

Done this 28'" day or April, 2005, at Oauin, Ne9ros

Oriental.

Details of Compensation by Individual PAPs for the Submerged Area

ANNEX

E

Affected Assessed Total Land Assessed Total Value Disturbance Area (Ha.) Value (PHP) Value (PHP) Type No. Size/Age Value (PHP) Crops/Trees (PHP) Compensation

1 Yucor, Ambrocio Landowner 1627 0.3059 33.33 101,956.47 Coconut 5 Full Bearing 600.00 3,000.00 10,000.00 114,956.47 Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00

1649 0.1241 33.33 41,362.53 Coconut 19 Early bearing 400.00 7,600.00 48,962.53 3347 0.1954 33.33 65,126.82 Coconut 19 Full Bearing 600.00 11,400.00 76,526.82

2 Alejado, Aurelio Landowner 1628 0.2073 33.33 69,093.09 Coconut 35 Full Bearing 600.00 21,000.00 10,000.00 100,093.09 3 Tuban, Ambrocio Landowner 1629 0.0860 33.33 28,663.80 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 10,000.00 39,863.80

Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 4 Sorate, Jesus Landowner 1630 0.2903 33.33 96,756.99 Coconut 43 Full Bearing 600.00 25,800.00 10,000.00 132,556.99 5 Tabangan, Alejandro Landowner 1651 0.2003 33.33 66,759.99 Coconut 1 Full Bearing 600.00 600.00 10,000.00 77,359.99 6 Rubio, Henedina (Et.al.) Landowner 1653 0.1044 33.33 34,796.52 Coconut 18 Early bearing 400.00 7,200.00 10,000.00 51,996.52

Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 7 Alejado, Moises Landowner 1654 0.2327 33.33 77,558.91 Coconut 13 Full Bearing 600.00 7,800.00 10,000.00 95,358.91 8 Balansag, Erlinda Landowner 1647 0.2562 33.33 85,391.46 Coconut 2 Full Bearing 600.00 1,200.00 10,000.00 96,591.46

Narra 1 10" diameter 700.00 700.00 700.00 9 Tubino, Modesta Landowner 1648 0.2719 33.33 90,624.27 Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 1,500.00 1,500.00 10,000.00 102,124.27

3348 0.5040 33.33 167,983.20 Coconut 9 Full Bearing 600.00 5,400.00 173,383.20 10 Tubo, Potenciana Landowner 1650 0.1874 33.33 62,460.42 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 10,000.00 74,860.42

Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 1626 0.0431 33.33 14,365.23 Coconut 3 Early bearing 400.00 1,200.00 15,565.23

G-Melina 33 Small 170.00 5,610.00 5,610.00 1656 0.1886 33.33 62,860.38 Coconut 4 Full Bearing 600.00 2,400.00 65,260.38

Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 1,500.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 11 Rubio, Nicolas Landowner 1652 0.0704 33.33 23,464.32 Coconut 13 Full Bearing 600.00 7,800.00 10,000.00 41,264.32

Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 1,500.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 12 Tubato, Demitria Landowner 3342 0.7470 33.33 248,975.10 10,000.00 258,975.10 13 Briones, Sixto Landowner 3346 0.0743 33.33 24,764.19 Coconut 16 Full Bearing 600.00 9,600.00 10,000.00 44,364.19

Native Mango 4 Full Bearing 1,500.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 14 Tuble, Rufina Landowner 3349 0.4119 33.33 137,286.27 Coconut 12 Full Bearing 600.00 7,200.00 10,000.00 154,486.27

Native Mango 3 Full Bearing 1,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 15 Sario, Antonio Landowner 3350 0.3338 33.33 111,255.54 Coconut 20 Full Bearing 600.00 12,000.00 10,000.00 133,255.54

Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 1,500.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 16 Tuban, Alberto Landowner 3351 0.2863 33.33 95,423.79 10,000.00 105,423.79 17 Estrellado, Gregorio Landowner 3352 0.1898 33.33 63,260.34 10,000.00 73,260.34 18 Tubang, Cayetano Landowner 3353 0.1652 33.33 55,061.16 10,000.00 65,061.16

5.4763 1,825,250.79 168,110.00 180,000.00 2,173,360.79

No Grand Total

Sub-Total

Affected Crops/Trees

Full Bearing

DETAILS OF COMPENSATION BY INDIVIDUALSSubmerged Area, Dam Area, Access Road & Office Area

Status Lot No.Name of APs

Dauin SRIP

Annex E-1

Affected Assessed Total Land Assessed Total Value Disturbance Area (Ha.) Value (PHP) Value (PHP) Type No. Size/Age Value (PHP) Crops/Trees (PHP) Compensation

1 Bajana, Silverio Landowner 1655 0.5047 33.33 168,216.51 Coconut 15 Full Bearing 600.00 9,000.00 10,000.00 187,216.51 Narra 2 10" diameter 700.00 1,400.00 1,400.00

2 Tubo, Brasilla Landowner 1666 0.6480 33.33 215,978.40 Coconut 76 Full Bearing 600.00 45,600.00 10,000.00 271,578.40 Native Mango 4 Full Bearing 1,500.00 6,000.00 6,000.00

3 Tubog, Gabina Landowner 3338 0.6257 33.33 208,545.81 Coconut 21 Full Bearing 600.00 12,600.00 10,000.00 231,145.81 Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 1,500.00 3,000.00 3,000.00

4 Tubo, Potenciana Landowner 3339 0.7447 33.33 248,208.51 Coconut 16 Full Bearing 600.00 9,600.00 257,808.51 Native Mango 2 Full Bearing 1,500.00 3,000.00 3,000.00

5 Solamillo, Teofista Landowner 3340 0.2290 33.33 76,325.70 Coconut 3 Full Bearing 600.00 1,800.00 10,000.00 88,125.70 Native Mango 3 Full Bearing 1,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00

6 Dioso, Ambrocio Landowner 1667 1.0696 33.33 356,497.68 Coconut 115 Early bearing 400.00 46,000.00 10,000.00 412,497.68 Native Mango 13 Full Bearing 1,500.00 19,500.00 19,500.00

7 Tuban, Ambrocio Landowner 1669 0.1792 33.33 59,727.36 Coconut 81 Full Bearing 600.00 48,600.00 108,327.36 8 Tubig, Maximino Landowner 3333 0.2000 33.33 66,660.00 Coconut 5 Full Bearing 600.00 3,000.00 10,000.00 79,660.00

Native Mango 1 Full Bearing 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 9 Trumata, Catalino Claimant 3341 0.0352 33.33 11,732.16 10,000.00 21,732.16

4.2361 9.7124 1,411,892.13 215,100.00 70,000.00 1,696,992.13

1 Bantayan, Petra Landowner 1642 0.0120 41.66 4,999.20 10,000.00 14,999.20 2 Rubio, Bernabe Landowner 1663 0.0498 41.66 20,746.68 10,000.00 30,746.68 3 Tubo, Potenciana Landowner 1664 0.1260 41.66 52,491.60 Coconut 8 Full Bearing 600.00 4,800.00 57,291.60

G-Melina 3 Small 170.00 510.00 510.00 4 Tubog, Gabina Landowner 3338 0.1200 41.66 49,992.00 Coconut 9 Full Bearing 600.00 5,400.00 55,392.00 5 Briones, Sixto Landowner 3344 0.0690 41.66 28,745.40 28,745.40

0.3768 156,974.88 10,710.00 20,000.00 187,684.88 3,394,117.80 393,920.00 270,000.00 4,058,037.80

ACCESS ROAD AND OFFICE AREASub-Total

Sub-TotalTOTAL

No Name of APs Status Lot No. Affected Crops/Trees Grand Total

DAM AREA

Annex E-2

Outline of Information Booklet

ANNEX

F

Annex F-1

Information Booklet Prototype (To be translated into the appropriate dialect)

THE DAUIN SRIP LAND ACQUISITION AND

RESETTLEMENT PLAN

1. BACKGROUND

(This section provides the basic background information on the Project, its benefits and impacts including the negative repercussions on the PAPs).

i. The SPISP – Thrust, Objectives and Impacts ii. The Dauin SRIP iii. Project impacts and the need for resettlement activities iv. Project Affected Peoples

o Direct Project Beneficiary who will lose a parcel of cultivated land to

Project ROW requirement and required to provide 25 percent equity. o Non-beneficiary of the Project who will lose a parcel of land as a result

of the dam and reservoir construction or the development of irrigation secondary and tertiary facilities.

2. PROJECT IMPACT AND IMPLICATION PAPs

(This section describes in detail the types of impact of the Project and its various implications on the PAPs. It will also provide the concerned communities, the background information on the processes and mechanics by which the Project staff determines the scope and extent of impact, which will involve PAP’s participation). i. Types of Impacts

o Loss of farmland o Loss of improvement to land

ii. Implications

o Compensation

iii. Processes and Mechanics for Determining Impacts and Implications

o Participatory Surveys and Focus Group Discussions o Consultation and Participation

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3. RESETTLEMENT POLICY (This will provide a brief background on the policy of the ADB and enactments of the GOP with regard to resettlement and compensation and the guidelines that will be followed in the implementation of the resettlement program). i. ADB Policy ii. GOP Policy iii. Precondition to Project Civil Works

4. RESETTLEMENT AND COMPENSATION PROGARAM

(This will describe in detail the specific components and activities of the Dauin LARP including the compensation package, entitlement and eligibility for the individual PAFs and the framework for its implementation). i. WHAT – The Resettlement and Compensation Package

o Cash Compensation o Disturbance Compensation

ii. HOW MUCH – Entitlement and Eligibility iii. HOW and WHEN – Program of Activities

o Assessment and Quantification of Scope of Impact o Payment of Compensation and Disclaimer o Organization for Livelihood and Enterprise Development o Training and Capability Building o Monitoring and Reporting

iv. HOW – Organizational Framework and Implementation Arrangements

o Roles and Responsibilities

PAFs/PAPsl Local Government PNOC DENR ROW COMMITTEE NIA CPMO

5. COMPLAINTS, GRIEVANCES AND REDRESS PROCEDURES

(This section will describe in details the procedures for addressing grievances and complaints on the implementation of the resettlement and compensation programs as well as the redress mechanism that would be followed respond to them. This will also include names and addresses of contact persons in NIA, Municipal and Barangay governments, and NGO

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that concerned PAFs can get in touch with in case of grievances and complaints).

i. Complaints and Grievances Procedures ii. Redress Procedures

6. CONCLUSION – PRINCIPLE OF RESETTLEMENT

(This section will serve to summarize the various points previously discussed giving assurance that a fair, just and human program what will ensure the sharing of benefits by those adversely affected by the Project).

Sample Deed of Donation and Statement of Awareness

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DI:W OF DONA.TION"

KNOW ALL MUl BY THESF. PRF.5I:NTS,

That, 'lr rePro bkl,..(IO Filipino C1tm:B, 01 Iepl age, .1D&ITie5 10

=~~ the DONOR and l'eIliding II &:91. !!Pt;JYV5t)t /.fJ \1lo

The DAVlN-HINAUN.LWAYO iRRIGATORS' ASSOCIATION, • duly registo:nd As$(lciatko'! of farmo:n, orpni7ftllUwl existing urdlr and by virtues of the Ia..., or the Republic or the Phntpp..... wiIb prinei.,.1 businms offia: at Brgy. Pa,mbtuban, Dluin, N~ Oriartal, beRinaft(r Q-llcd the DONEE, and hIreOn rq>J"CSCOI1D:l by ito President ~

T. RUBIO. Filip.... citizen of Icg..l Igll married and _iding at PoblaeiDn. o.uin, Negros Oriental.

That tile DONOR it ~ 01'I'B"f of. percd of ..... more part~larly tlescribcd as followll:

M It ptn:el olagricultun.lllnd located at ~'tdl3tlbC fllo' n:&bilered ~ C.daslnl Lot No. %2.2 @r-t , boo oolhc Nonh by W No. of ~rcno e...~I{\[IO ,aDllaotheWe5tby 6'tVbhlftlA $oljr,c ,consi.linganarao(

! ,,(of> square mtters,. n-e or leu, evKbw;cd by TraI>Sf.... CertifICate Title No. ,anddeclamlinlhelll,neof ~l">Je""!l'l~ Y'IC.-r ......... Tax

~Iar.lion No.'fJ PH,,, 1'l'ith rair maO.el value of Phil PESO~-tt,z§j ..., DOl'}?>

Thai the above parcOll of lind is faIIlirtd by the DAUIN SRIP Subproject., Righl-ofviay (ROW) for the """slruclQl of various inigation facilities ..llich witt provide irriplioo benefit 10 the DONE[.

That the DONOR is IlOl • direct bmefll'iaty of the Subpro)oct but be bas bom informed of the beneflb thaI the Aid IUbpojecl can provide 10 the fanncrs .00 the batcfICialy.

T"hat the DONOR iulving beat wc:.-lTlCId of his right 10 recei....: just ~tiat .00 ftIIIivalrnt f.ir mmet valli\! of the land thaI will be KqUinld by the Subprojed ., ROW for ib nigallon fKilitics (as ....e11 as the IS! : !sed value of the Nnding crops and ITees Ibtrem).

T1w thc lX>NOR Illlving .Iso beat in10tmed of the r...lltial oblig1lUon of UIC lrriptors' Auoxlalion 10 CD!IIInllllllt the Subprojec:l pusb through and u.l, in """",idonlion of lIM ar"'U,M"innrd it iI the desire of the DONOR to help the DONEE, 'rrig1lton' Asloooillion 10 RIl'ViYc, comply with .... fulfill ill equity lXlDtrXlulion ... counterpo.rt to the ~ion

C(IJI 0( the Sullprojca by usio& the value: of the ROW aequircd Io.nd as ~J1 of the Gtuity COlIversm ICbane.

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'l'M1, for .nd ill ~,,,,,,idcn.tion cllbe trusI. r"ldly and oonfidenc<l of lho DONOR upon tho OONEE., and ofUIC rtr'OO8 dean of the rom.:.- 10 help the Ialta" ..ix the "luivalmt .......PC to mcd its equity obligation, and ....iU1 fuU knlJwl.:dge of tile ~ of his Ktion, hav;lI8 lxal informed or m. ri&bU and peeuniay balCftts, the DONOR hmby volWll.arily GTVES TRANSFERS and CONVEYS by ......y of ASSIGMENT. ~ the DONEE, it••ucccslln-io-nerat and &Slip tho ROW acquiRd plol. !he IClCIInIcoII deso;riptiun and I.i"e. of .....ich are hlseuodcr more panicul.rly described and s!lo<w by • skdcb att:ad>od 10 wit:

(CITE TIlE TECHNICAL. DESCRIPTlON OF THE PORnON TO BE ASSIGNED TO THE IA AS SHOWN AND EXTRACTED fROM 1ll:E PARCELLARY SURVEY AND ATTACH THE EXTRACT OF THE SKETCH AS ANNHX "A~

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TI.t the ~ hereto have Ip 10 ,...« this Deed of Dotwion wilh the: proper Rea,ister of IJaldo and A...··,o,.· OffIOe, .Dd 10 eur1 dTcri 10 scgn:gale Ihe ownenllil' oftbe portion fUbjod of this Donation, fr<:m the ranIIinina purtiuo oftbe land of the Donor.

Th.t the Donor horeby warTUIIs INt the proptrly subject ba'do is froe from ,II miene, _,pnnoes and ~ .".,.--..., .nd .ffiJ11l!l chal m. ioltOlioo illIOl 10 der...1ld any creditor bul to bell' and support the [)on(e 1rria-tors' A""""iIIlion in order (If tbe subprojcc:110 pIlsh thraugh, 51",,"", and benefit the farmen and inhabitants of tho baliI)'.

ThaI tile DoIlte hereby aocepts and reOOvC$ tho ~ n.dc .. it5 rl.v<Jf, and hm:by DlIIlifc:slJ ils gtltd'ulnms for the generou5 cootribulion oft/ll: nc..or.

IN WfTNESS WllERF.oF, the paniellJcrao ba~~ affixed their signatures 011 !his 2t th day of Afril • 2005, In

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SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE OF,

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DEED OF DONATION

KNOW AU. MEN BY TUESE PRF.sENTS,

'1 That, Ge£>Q}t b""'Y's Filipino cit~ 0( lepl age, marries III bamaJler ea.lled !be DONOR md RlSiding at IW>.jJ~"'Y~>' ·bo'1in Nqpvt Orimlal.

Tbc DAU!N·H!NALIN.LIPAYO lRRJGATORS' ASSOCIATION, • duly ~... MOOl:i1lio1l or f.lflllCn, «pnizal .... e>el$ljng undn- .w by virtues lIf~ 1&\10'$ of tbc Republic of Ihe Philippines, wid, princ'P-J bw:iDcss offICe at Dtgy. Panublublln, 0000", Negros 0rienU.1, h=iDaAcr allltd lhe DONU, and herein ~ by its PRlidlmt ~

T. RUBIO. Filipioo citizlen of Iogal IS'C' married .... _iding al Pobll1CioIl, Lllluin, Ncgros Orientlr.

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That the DONOR is Ibe own« of • paroel of land, more pllfficuwly dcscTibed as follows:

8 A pIlUl of ..,-icuhutlIllmd loc:Ited It ~ btlo·· ~/)IIC <qlisu'rcd as CaduIJ.1 W No. »14 , llIl the North by Lol No, j';l J~ of

• and 011 the West by 2}/5" • eoosistiog an.,... of iIl(UMe mdon, InJ!'C or less, evidcnr;:coj by Transfer Cenifate Tille No.

••nd dccllml i:l tbe name of JM'ln ~;t.sizt under 'fix DeclatJltioo No. ?-]- 0 Nfl, willl fair market value: of Phil PESO L;J;; .1"" .0'

- Oot'le. 1111' lhe aboo.oe pan:clof land is JaI'Iircd by tbc DAUIN SkiP Subpro;m as Right-of

Wly (ROW) for the wmtruetioo of VlIriolD itriplion fi<cililies which. will Jlr<1"idc: ilTig1llion bmdif 10 !he DONn.

ThIll the DONOR is IlOl • dirt:d bencncilry of lhe Subprujel;:t but Ito has b<len infooned of the baldi~ lhat tho Aid 5llbpl'l.ljl'cl Ull provUc IQ the farmers and the benefICiary.

• ThIll the DONOR havilla belen infOl111(l(l of his right to r_ive just cornpensatiOfl and eqt!wllieRt fair markd va~ of the IarKl thai will be KljUim:I by the Subprojl:ct at ROW for its irrigatioo\ faeiUties (as welt u !he .s_..... v.lue of !be SlIndiI>g crops IIld trees lherem).

That the OONOR havina .lso bem informed of the f....,.;ill Qbligltion of !be lrripton' Anociltion 10 msurc IhIl the Subproj."" push through and tiIIt, in consideralion of !he.foteonmtioocd iI is !be desin: of the DONOR 10 help !he DONEE, lrrip.ton' Auocl.tion 10 survive, comply wilh IIld fulfill its equity contribution as CCJWIterpatt 10 the oonwu<:tioo OOIilt cL the Subpmjcct by usinl the ,..Iue of the ROW aequimi IarKl IS plrt of the oquily OOIIvenion sehcme.

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ThIll, r.:.. ..... ill calSidcration of the lfust, flddity and CUlf..... of tho: DONOR upon lhe OONEE, and of the!<lroog desire of tile former 10 Idp the boner raise the equiv.lent

L :1 ID amount 10 _ its """,iIy obligation, and with full ~ of the ~umce of his

aclioll, "'vina been inbmod of Itis righlJ and pcwniNy benefits, the DONOR bcRby vohmtarily GIVES TRANSFERS and CONVEYS by way of ASSIGMENT, lIIllO lhe DONEE, its Wcces!lO:n-i... intcrcsl Bnd anip the ROW acquk.d plot, the IllChnkalJ, ,. <bcription .nd aro:oo of which are ~ ItlOI'C pen.icularly described and 500"'''' by • sketch .uaehad 10 wit:

(CITE Tltli TECIINICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE POkTION TO BE ASSIGNED TO THE IA AS SHOWN AND EXTRACnm I'ltOM mE PARCfl.LARY SURVEY AND ....TTACH nm EXTRACf OF THE SKETCH AS ANNEX "A" HEREOF),. ll11il tho: parties hereto ~~e Bp 10 rcgist.c:r this Deed of DclI\alion with tbc proper

RC'&ister of o.eds IUld AsseMors' Oi1-.:e, and 10 acrt effirIlo "'wesa1e the owno:m.ip of the,. portiorl JUbjecl ofthi. Donation, from the .~ining portion of the land orlbe Donor.

Tholl the Donor bcRby warrants tIlIt the ",opeIl)' subject hcrel:o is free from aU r miens, UlCUIllbo'ances .nd charges ..hal5OCWr••nd .ffmns tluot his inlelllion is ROC 10 dJrlud

any ccalitOl" bul to help and SUJIl"l"l: !be J:>oooc: 'JTip,t\Q' Associatioll in ordGo lOr ,"" ~ 10 push tl1touJb, suo:cced lod bmcf" the fanners and inbabi\Mltl of tb: i<Q.1i1)'.

ThlII the [)(:Jnoe hcn:by aooepu and receives lht ISlignmml ",.de in its flvor, and herdJy manifests ils gratefulneM for tbc generous oontributionofthc lJDnur.

IN WI1l'IESS WHEREOF, the pllrties heft«l have hereulllO .frllled their signatures on this 'Zt th day of 11"" I . 2005, ill J>'JI' IMg""1 ~'W t)l vl ; ,j , PiliI'

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DEED OF DONATION

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRr.sI:NTS,

,,The OAUIN-HINALlN·L!PAYO IRRIGATORS' ~OClATlON, • duly

rcgislend Aao<:lalioa m fumen. orpnizaiaDd abma IlIIdor aDd by virtues of thl! I...... ofI J the Rqlublic of the Pbilippm., with ~ipaJ businesJ offlCtl .t 8r&Y. Panubluban, Doum,

I~ ~ 0rieuIaJ, hlmnaftcr called the DONn, .... herein rq>I Illed by n. President ~ L RUBIO. Filip;"" titizm of kpl age married and ...idiDa .t Poblaciun, Dluin, Negros Orimul

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ThaI Ibe DONOR i!I UICl _ of. pued 0( land, men par1itularly described as "",,",

.. A par«!. ohpit.lllural land Iocaled.t &\;Ic,=bf«, .nwbb;.:e Ox. rClis!«cd ," 15 Cada$tnIJ Lot No. 3no; , boYndo:l on the Nmb Lot No. 33'2.4- of

.¥'t;w;l,1 A. "\lot , and 00 !be We$! II)' {I)3I , «lI\Sisting an _ of 4"30 square mdcn, mon: or less, evickn<lcd by TlallSfer OcrtiflCllle Title No.

, .... dcdued in the name of -I... P(6....".""'a Mpo under l"u Declaration No. 'l'f-07:9t!with f.ir market v.JueofPhil PESO <JO«I!e=l.l)<irf,

-oco'z. Thai the .bove pan:>tl ofland is rt'Cllliral by the DAUlN gRIP Subprojcd 15 Ri&hl-of,"

W.y (ROW) for the <OJSlrudion of various irrigation fac:ililic$ which will provide irzi~Iioo

baJc{lllo \he roNt£.

Thai tho OONOR is ... • direct bend'K:iuy of the Subprojed: bul be ""~ been infOl1'Dtd of llle beocrllJ lllllt thc uid 5U~t can provide to lllc: fanners .nd Ihe bmtfK:iIly. .

That the DONOR baving bca! infonno:d of his right 10 /'tIOrive just llOII1pftI!IIlion and equivalent f.ir markd value of 1M land 1M1 will be aequiml by lllc: Subprqirx:1 as ROW (or ita irrigation flK:ililios (15 _II .S the ulawl value of the ''-nding a"OIl' .... \rtIeS UICRin).

Thai lhe'OONOR having .I~ bceD infonned of the financial oblig.alioo of the Irrigators' Association to CDSIIfe thallbe s..bprojod. push through and that. in ~'ioo of \be .fo "uioncd iI is the desire of the OONOR to help thc OONlm, Inipton" As,od.lion 10 survi comply with and fulliU it. cquil)' contribution 15 rounlerpu1 to the CClbSU\ItIion cut 01' the Subpiojoct by IOS-.g the value of the ROW llCqIIircd b.IId .. pari of thc U/u;l)'

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That, fur 8lld in ems'do I" of tho 1rUJl, r~ and calfldenoe of !be DONOR ......... Ibo DONeE., ..... .x1M 01 !be ~ k> help the Iaucr ""ise tho ~valent

_"""WIt to ..- it> "'luity obliptian, and ...llh fuU knowloedF of the ~ of his action, IIavina ban Inf<nned of Ills fi&hb lllld po;:uniary belle6ts, the DONOR honby Y'llII/tIlariI) GIVES TRANSfEII.S and ~VEYS by _y of ASSlGMENT, uoIo the DONE6, its .....",..1IOn-in-inla-est and ISligns the ROW KqUira:I p~ the l«hnleal dtacliptiol. 11'111 am. of which aR' hemJodcr roorc ptInk:ularly lbcIilooJ and Jhuwn by • skaQI..ttac:t...110 wi!:

(eiTS THE TECHNICAL DESCRlrnON Of THE PORnON TO BE ASSIGNED TO nm IA AS SHO....'N AND EXTRACTED FROM TIlE PARCEUARY SURVEY AND ATTACH TilE EXTRACT OF THE SKETCH AS AMffiX -A~

HEREOF)

That the putiClll hereto have Ip 10 rqistG' Ibis Deed of DanIlt;';" with 1hc proper RqVskr of Deeds lI>d Asgeuon' Office, IlIlII to aert effort to ~!he ""1letship 0(11", pono. subjecl: oflhit Dorw.lion, m.n lhe ......inlng portion ofd>e Jand oftbc DMor,

That the Donor hereby warraW tbll the property subject lIoteto is free fmnl .11 mblt, CIJCWllbru<:ea &lid chup "ba_. and 1Ofr..- IhaI hil im....... is rOll Co dofnIud any creditor tNt to help and IlIppOf1 lbe IJonec Irrigators' Auocillion in ordor for the subproject. 10 pIlsh Ih'ou,dt, sue<::«d and beneflllhc (anllen and inhabiwu of the kxality.

Th.. the Donal hereby accq)lS and roccives the assignment ~ in its faY«, .nd badly IIlllfIlfests u gr.ld"u!neu for l~ geoe«W coolributioo of lhc Donor.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Ibc partice herdo ~ve hereunto ..frilled their signatures 011 this 'l.1. th day of Apr,) • 2005, in fuy f?t!J~btRf.I1r1 (J"fLWI. Philippila.

-LlPAY I lon' A»oda •

Willi my muital OCIIlsmt:

1JoDor'.'SpoItIe

SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE OF:

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Sample Deed of Assignment

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That, I 11 " Filipino CltlUll,. of Ioegal age, married to ' residiDg at IT"." L,bJ,oo--''''!'.'""!l") ~. Negros Oricrul, hm:inafta" ~rlcd!he ASSIGNOR" and r -

The DAUIN-Illl'IALIN.LlPAYO IRRlGATORS' ASSOCIATION" duly rcgistmd A$IIOCiaticn off~ 0I'pIliz:<d and ailting under and by vinucs of the I.ws otlhe Rcpllblic: of the PllilippiDet, wid! prine""l busine& ofI"w:e at Bf&y. Panubcubao. o.uin, Negros 0rimIa1. hcnillllfl.....lltd!he ASSIGNEE. and Iacin ICjH lied by its Presidl:nl Mr.LUIS I. RUBIO • Fi~pino cilizal, ofltpl "F IIIIIlTied and raid.. at Pobl&cion, Dluin, Negros Oriental.

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Thai tbe ASSIGNOR i! the _11ft" of. pared of Illncl, more particularly desa"ibcd as fol\olOol:

.. A .,.,.,.1 of agric:ulllll1ll land IocIoled al Bul'i Lib, 6 ~SURd IS CNkslral LoI No. 09B • 00",."'" (11 the North by 1M No. 8¥J of ~bl\ p."" lD.10 , and (Jr\ the West by .li.o.JpojQ AlA1>., 0 • consisting an am of

'.'its lltl JqlWC meters, more or less, ai6enoed by Transfer CMiflCalC Title No. . • and _"'red in the lIIlme of j..eQ"4m.o Crlt'lj;>tD under Tax

DeclaiatioP No. i-:S O~, with r.ir nwket VlI1ue of Phi] PESO 'ito lfDl?} ~".

That Ibe &bc:M pueeI of land is reqund by the DAViN SRIP SlIbpojed .5 Riglu4_ Way (ROW) for the OOlI$lrUdion of various iJrigI.tion f~;litlc$ which will provide irrig,Rlion bentfd to both ASSIGNOR and ASSIGNU.

That Ibe ASSIGNEE as I benefICiary of tile Subpoject, has obligation to provideequU1 equiVllIont to 2S paant c:Lthco ~ion 0Ml. oflhe Subproject.

Thai the ASSIGNOR is • Memb« of good ~ of !be ASSIGNII lrTipllO' A.ocialion .nd wiU dmly benefit fmn the Irrigation ..-vil;a provided by the .fOl'Utlelllioned Dauin SRIP Subprojeo;t and thaI he has the rctpOMibility to Ibare proprrtionalely in th! pl.ymeot of the equity obligation of the ASSIGNEE Irriptors' AsS<,lCialion.

1bal it illikewl1c, the ASSIGNOR'. d=iro to utilize equinknt f.ir market ....Iue oflbe Rigbt-of-W.y (ROW) and (the .ssenod value of tbe s1andina crops and _ hemo .s • mew" elf offsetting his pmonal cqoity-nbUlion to the ASSIGNU.

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I. That, roc and in consideration of lhc trust, fidelity and confdml:e of Ihe ASSIGNOR upon lhc ASSIGNEE, and of lbe strong desire of the forItler to bcIp tho \alto:< f1Iise the equiYalent amount to mod it! equity obligation, and with full knowledge of the ~cnccof bis actiOll, having been informod of hiJ rights and pecuniasy benefits, the ASSIGNOR hft'dly volllnWily GIVES TRANSFERS and CONVEYS by WIly of ASSIGMENT, unto the ASSIGNEJi:. its 5UCCesscn-m-interes1 and assigns tho: ROW· acquired plot, the technical description and area of which IIJ1: bereundo:r more particularly described and 5hown by. sletcb aUllched to wil:

(CITE THE TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF nm PORTION TO BE ASSIGNED TO lHE IA AS SHOWN AND EXTRACTED FROM THE PARCELLARY SURVEY AND AlTACIl TIlE EXTRACT OF nlE SKETCH AS ANNEX "A" HEREOF)

That the parties ha"do have agree to register Ibis DmI of Assignment with the jII'Opa"

Register of Dcods and MSe55on' OffICe, and 41 CllCI1 dTort to segregate the ownership of the pmion 5ubp.,1 ofthi. Assignmmt, from the mnaining pcrtioo uribe Iaod oCtbe Assignor.

ThU the Assignor hereby "VTallIS thaI the p1opt1\) subject heftto ;" free from aU plan!, encumbranc:es and charge:o whaI3oever, and .fflJ1l15 that IUs intention is not \0 defraud any creditor but to help and support the ASSIGNEE Irrigators' Associ.-tion in order for the subproject to pum tb-oogh, ll-.i and bcQcfrt!be fartna'S and inhabitants orlbe locality.

That the ASSIGNEE hereby acocpts and rt:l.'Cives the assi~ nw» in its raV<Jf, and hereby manifests iu gratcru~IeSS for the generous COlJlribulioo of tile ASSIGNOR.

IN WITNF..5S WRJ:REOF, lhe parties heretD have herumlo a(f!XCd their signo.~ on thi!. ~If thdayof err!1 .2005,iD 1\'1/ nltltlkj"t.-.'1 ()1'!lfl. Philippines. y

Willi my manu.! consent

SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE Of:

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Du:D Of ASSIGNM£NI'

KNOW ALL MEN BY TIltSE PRESENTS,

~ OAUlN-JDNALIN·L!PAYO IRRIGATORS' ASSOCIATION, a duly ~Itend

M50cwion of farmon, orpniml and existin& under and by Virtual of the Ia..., of the Republic of the PIlilippines. willi prin<:;p.1 bus--. off~ al Brgy. Panubtuban, Dau'" Negos Oriental. t-einafkr called the ASSIGNEE, and horein .qll~l\od by ill Presidoenl J\1r.LUL~ T, RUDIO a Filipino ~itiun, ofleplagc ITIllrried and _idingat Pobw:ioo, Dauin, N<:flTOf OrimtaL

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That the ASSIGNOR is the> O"'lJel' of a pan:cl of land., more particularly dcocribed IS folloW!:

~ A pAn:C1 of agricultural land klcalod al1!¥. &Io( - Poloc.. 1'C,;Slerod as Cadutnl Lol No. ?¥'1 , bouiKled on the North by l.d No. lY!1 of 'm~lo "I(~~h ,and tnthe Wcst by 3311. ,000000iltingan..,.eaof

1,'510 f\ 'oquaro I'I'IeICI'S, nKrO or loss, ovideneed by Transfcr Co:o1irlCale Tille No. , and declared in !be n111DO of mSltr It'L:;a uDder Tax

))c,.,laration No. 81; (It 110.1", with fair market value of PlIll PESO f «0. f r....'l..l!l..

lllal tbe .bove paroel of land is I"aluiral by the DAVIN SRiP Subproj«t IS Right-of_ Way (ROW) fof the oonstruction of various irrigation &c.:iliticl whkb will provide irrigalion bco:lltlO boIh ASSIGNOR.nd ASSI{;NEE.

That the ASSIGNEE IS a bonofociary oftbe Subprojoct, has obIigatioD lu pr<>Vilk equity llQUivalmllO 2$ ponx:nt of the COI15IJUCliorl eosI oflbe SubprO)ecL

That the ASSIGNOR It a Mornbor of p;ood standing of the ASSIGNEE Irriptou' A.uociatiorl and will diRdly benefit from the IlTiption ~ provided by the afonmmtilmcd Dauin SRIP Subpro;ect and thai he has the reponsibitity 10 share proportionatc:Jy in the paymml oftbe otluity ob~ption of tho ASSIGNt:J: IlTigaton' l\ssoI;iation.

Thai it is likewiJc, the ASSIGNOR', deliftto utitil.c CIqIlivalent fait market value of tile Rigbl-of-Way (ROW) and (the assesllllll value oflbo IIII.nding crop$ and Inll:S heroin as a 11IQ1lI of offieUiog his per:tOIlII equity C<lOlJibution 10 file ASSIGNEE.

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'Jbal, for ..-I in OOlI'idtntion of thll ll'uSt, fidelity and IXIJIfiOI:nce of tbo ASSIGNOR upon Ibe ASSIGNEE, and of the Slr'On& desire of thll fi;nnlr to hclp the !aU« raise the equi\lIlent amounl to .- iU oqIIity obliglollon, and with full know\cdgc of thll ~ of hill .ction, havin& boen informed of his ri&flts and pecuniary benc:fJU, tbe ASSIGNOR bmby voluntarily GIVES TRANSFERS IlDd CONVI:VS by ......y of ASSlGMENT, unto the ASSICNEE, its IU .-._in-inIcrcsl and us;gno thll ROW acqund plot, !be teclInico.l des<:riptiorl and ala of which are ben:ulder _ particuLuly dt8a ibc:d and IIbown by • sketc:b etlllChed 10 wit:

(CITE TIlE TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION Of TIl6 PORTION TO BE ASSIGNED TO THE lA AS SIIOWN AND EXTRACTED FROM THE PARCELLARY SURVEY AND ATTACH THE EXTRACT OF THE SKETCH AS ANNEX "A" HEREOf)

nw the parties hemo have agru 10 rqiskr this Dml of Nt"'....... with the proper Register of Do:al:s and Assesaon' OffICe, and to exert clfm 10 KlVesate the CIWIlefStup of Ibe portioa subject ofthi:! Anignment, from the rmlllinini portioa ofthl!laftd ortbe As5ignor.

Thallbe Assi&nor hereby waIT.1l1S that the "'01>01)' subjCICI hemo is frtoe from .11 plans. cn:umbrances and char.,. whaooe.'CI", and Iff,""" that his intcnlion if ftOII 10 defraud lily

credila but 10 help and JIIppoJt the ASSIGNt.:E Irripllln' A5s0cioolion in order b the .uhproja:t to push tIrougb..uo»:lCd and bo:nef.1be filf111en and inhI.bitads oCthe locality.

T1at the ASSIGN.tJ: ~ ao;o;ept. and ~ the .~ipncnt made in itJ fayOl', and Iw:ntly manifeStli ib gf8tefuloss forthe &mcnlUS conlribution mthe ASSIGNOR.

Assignor

with my marital eonscnt:

Iton' Assoria

SIGNED IN TIlE PRESENCE Of:

~trC~~~ (ACICNOWLEDGEMENn

DEED OF A.">SIGIOUNT

KNOW ALL MEN BV TIlESE PRF.SENTS,

10:;:=",Tho~~,~~a~_~'~1lAMo ~i«'\;O~~1P~~-I~"'~'::-:",,~"~'~"';-':<_~';:;~of~~""~11, ~...g$O .• , N~ 0ricntI1, hereinlftcs aIled the ASSIGNOR: Ind

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The DAUlN_IIINALlN-UPAYO IRRIGATORS' ASSOClATlON, I duly regisIer«I Associllkln of fllfllK'rJ, orpnizcd Ind exisling under Ind by virtUCI of the 11..-., of the Republil: of the Pltilippines, with principii bv'~1C:56 office It Brgy. p.....tJwban, Qauin, Ncgros Oriental, "-inal\l:r called the ASSIGNEE, and """in ropracnlcd by iu Pruideot Mr.LUlS I. RUBIO a Filipino <;iti:v:n, of legal age: IfIllrrled and reidingal POOlacion, Dauin, Negros Oricntll.

WITNESSETH

Thai the ASSIGNOR i. the 0"1ltl' or a pat<:el of land, n>or<; particulaJly "-:ribcd as follows:

Q A parcel of agricultul1l1 land IoCIlcd at M~""",S(> (hun 1:I'«I.or. rcgl$teo'ed as Cadasuall,ot No. !Q4Z- ,bou (1ft the North bY La: No. IG04> of

, and OR IIJ<, WC5I by lG"l1 , consisting an UClI of 1:32.00 S</Ilare.ncten. lOOn: Of 1eu, evidenced by Tran.<fcr Ca'tifK:lte TiUe No.

, .,-.1 d"d...cd in the namo of fbtti,;"jQ palopQ uld:r Tax De;:laJalion No. ,!'H>J-""- wilb fair merket Y1IIIK of .Phil PESO 40 -=t>q_M'*J .

_001.1" That the ablM parcel of land is required by the: DAVIN SRIP Subproj«1 as Rig.hl-of·

WlY (ROW) I'll' the CQIlStnletkln of variou.s in'ipiion flcilities wbic:h 1'1-;11 ~YUe irrigation bmcfit to both ASSIGNOR and ASSIGNEE.

Thol the ASSIGNEE as a bmd'K:iary of the Subp,,;..:1. hu obligJIriorl to (lfovido o:quity equivalent to 25 pen::aM of tho """'truction c:ost of tho Subprojec(.

That the ASSIGNOR is I Member of g<X>d standing of tho ASSIGNEE Imgal(J'" Asaoc:iation and will directly bend'1t from the Jrrigatiun IIlll"Ym provided by the afOl'lllllmtKnd DaWn SRiP Subpl~ and that be J.s the fll5pollsibility to sI.re pl'Op01ionmly io the paymmt oftbllo:quity obligation 01 the ASSIGNEE trriplcn' Association.

That it .. likewige, tho ASSIGNOR', desire to utilize equivalml mir market value: of the RijhtoOf.Way (ROW) and {tho aUCSlOll Y1II"" of the !rtaIodina (flJp' and lrec:I "-in as I mean, of ofI'SfttiDg his po:n<lOIl <quily <XlllIriOOlion to Ihe ASSIGNEE.

·. That, lOr and in (:C.lR'Iidcntion of the trust, fklclity o.nd c:onfKlenu of the ASSIGNUR

lIpO'i the ASSIGNEE, and of the str""'l'l desift of the forllV2" 10 help the Laller niSCl the equivlltnl amwnIlo meet its equity obIiption, and with full knowled&c of the c:on~ of hit lefOO, t.ving beaI informed of bis rights and ~"ni'ry bmellll, the ASSIGNOR Ila'eb)' vokulWily GIVES TRANSFt:RS ,Del CONVJ:VS by way of ASSIGMENT, 0010 the ASSIGNEE, its 1'11:_ ••in-inkn;st .... asIIigns the ROW acquired plol. the tcehniaJ de$aipllon and .rea of \OfIidl .... hereundo:r more: pIIrti£u1arly described and shown by • s.b:«:h Ittachod to wit:

(CITE TIlE TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PORTION TO BE ASSIGNED TO TIlE IA AS SHOWN AND EXTRACTEO FROM THE PARCF.LlARY SURVEY AND AlTAClI TIlE EXTRACT OF THE SKETCH AS ANNEX KAft,HERF.oF)

ThIll the parties bereto haw agree 10 regi3ta" this o-t of A..igrwmn wiIh the proper RC!l.ister of I.J<:coh and A",esson' Off.,." and 10 acrt effort to segregate the 0WlleI'Ship of the portion subject of lIlis Assignment, from the ranUliD& ponioo oflhe IaJJd or the Assignlw.

That the Auisoor hereby wllInnb 'hoIl the "....p..1)' subjcd bereto is rue from aU pLaIll, CIlCWIlbrances II1d clIarKtS whalS<Je'lltl", and affams IIw his iotmtion is not to defraud any er~ilOr but 10 help and IUpporl \be ASSIGNEE I~ors' AuJociation in order fir the IUbprojed: to push through. slJ(X:ftld and beIlefit the fllm"lOft and inbabilallts ofIbe Iocalir.y.

Thill the ASSIGNEE hcnby lIC<lepts and ~ the auignmc:nt made in its (,vor. and hcftby IIIAIlI(ests its gnItefulnesll for the gauous ~lionof the ASSIGNOR.

IN WrrN£SS WUER.t:Of. the parties herl:tO"'~ hemJnIo .If,,,cd their 5ignatureol on Ibi, 2'2 Ib clay of /11.-,.11 .2005.io.l~nlf-Il\<Hll<p l,h"lj'l PhiJippifles. ' "

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SIGNED IN lllE PRESENCE OF:

C ~~WIVY'A (ACKNOWLEOOEMENl)

Sample Signed Agreement for ROW Settlement in the Service Area

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ANNEX J

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PERCErTION SURVEY .'0" EN'ITl'LEMENTOYfION Of'IANOOWN):KS Southern I'hiJippiJJcs Irrigation Seclor Pro~

!:invironmental.nd Social Measures Component

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IL t:nlit~mel1t optiOn!

~ Ca!lh Compcnsalion __ Land Rq>Laccu"ICfl1

Ifyou choose Land replacement, where? ~_---_

IryOu prefer ca.~ compensation, how much? P..JIG, c! .Is;, m,

COlDpeDSIlioD Value Bastd on rro~jnti.1 Appr.isah Committee, HI R Land Valualioll ._d latnll\la"ktl Valut al tbe area. -- . .

PAC 8lR land V.h.aIKIO 1..,I'C$'l\hrket VAlue

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..1<:Ro:rnON SURVEY FOR ENTITLEM EN'!' OPTION OF LANDOWNERS Southern Philippines InigatiOll Sector Project

CnvirorunentlJ and Social Mcasure:; CompOllait

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n. Entitlf:Dlf:nt optiolls,//"

CaSh Compf:llSillion __ Land Rqllacemmt

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PERCEYI10N SURVEY FOR ENTITLEMENT OPTION OF LANDOWNERS Southern Philippines Irrigation Sector Project

Environmental and S(Ii.,;a! Measures Component

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Entitlement optiOlIJ

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fl4!eJDsv S[)LAMI LtD -~,,",~,I Signature

8rR laud Valualton Laten "brltet VAlue

1'3 2015q.m. Interior lots ofDAUlN

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PERCEPTION SURVEY FOR f.N"ITrLI:MENTOPTION 01' LANOOWNERS Southcm Philippines Irrigation Seclor ProjOCl

BnvirofUTlColal and Social Ml::lISUreJ Component

L '..and owner', t'rolilt

I 2. l. 4

II.

Land RcpJaccmcrt

Ifyou choose l.and replacement, where? _

Ifyw prefer cash compcmatioll, how much? P~ / 12-i)- y1A'

Compensation V.lut Bastd on Pro"iacial Apprai$ab CommiUee, UlR Lind Valuation lind laleu Markel \lalue a' the aru, .

PAC

1AOO PJl.J){iKl·m , .

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Signature

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PERCIEPTION SURVEY FOR ENTITLEMF.NT onION OP LANDOWNERS Southern Philippincslrrigalion Sector J'roja.1

En~itonmcnlal and Social MC8$lIreJ r...ompo<lellt

I. Land owner's Profile

L Name .ti.k."c·",,\ ;;: I.r h", 2, Aile __ S~; .'\.) '."c', {>--1 ...1: 3. Address t.:. «"' tdoIC 4. Household Members y

u. Entitlement options

------t 6slJ Compensatiun Land Replacement--IfyoII o;:hOO»e Laud rcplaccmell1, where1 _

Ifyou pn:fcr cash compensation, how much-' P t.,!'! I s ,_ .,.\.

Compennliun Value lJui:d on Prol'illdal Appnisals ClKIlmittee, 8IR Laml Valll.lioo Ind lalel! Jl.brkel Vahlt lithe area.

PAC BIR Ind V.luation Latat M.rkel VAllie

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P33.J3/sq m.

P4I.WSU.m.

Pl.201sq.m. Interior lots ufDAIJTN -

C = Per In\'eI'lto

Signature

Copy of Recent Land Transaction in the Project Area

ANNEX

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.. .. DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE ''f?t:."SENTS:

We. SANCHO TRUMATA, married to Geroncia 6anua, and E::MELIA C. AlARCIO, single. aU of leg.]! 3!Je. filipinos. both are fF,!'Sidenl oland With postal address at D:3lIin, Negro'S Oriental, Ptlilippines. hereillafter r"f":irred to as the VENDORS;

for and in conslderatioll of the sum of THIRTY THOUSAND (P30,OOO.OO) PESOS, Philippine currency, to me- 101 hand p<ud by

NARCISA TUBANG SALJ,TER. widow, Filipino. of legal age, alld 'i1!t, resklenes and post-office address .}t Lipayo, Dawn, Neg-os Onentat, Philippines, hereinafter referred to as the VENDEE;

do hereby SELL. TRANSFER and CONV:?:V, absolutely ;)nj

unconditionally, lInto the said r,13rcis3 Tubang Sau,ter, her heirs and assigns, that cel1ain portIOn Of;3 parcel of land v/hich rs"'situated Oil Lot 317 located al Barangay of Bulak, Municip.'llity of Dauin, and which IS mOle

p<trlicularly described as follo\,('3, to \"it

ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF T1TLE No. 5723

"A parcel of land, lol No. 3"17. Pls-759, siluated in ihe B<lI"<lngay of Bulak, Municipatily of Davin, Pro·>'inc.e of Negro",

. Ori~nlal. bland of Negrvs Bouoded on thC' NE., a,ong ~ne ·1-2 by lot 316; on the SE.. alo119 Iin~ 2-3 by lal 335; along lino 3-4 by lol 334; on the SW., along tille 4-5 by Lot 313, all the NW., along ~ne 5-6 by Lal 303, and along line 6-1 by Lot 305, aU of !he subdivision plan. BQgnll1irlg al a point marked "1" all plan, being N. 25 deg. 57' E, 2503 91 m. from BlLM No.1, Pts-759. thencs N 31 deg.11'E.• 118 12 H1 10 ~jnt2; lhonc.9 S, 6'1 deg 56' E., 43.96 m. 10 point 3. lhenc~ S. 56 dog. 19' E" 4.87 m, 10 poinl 4; thence S. 32 deg. 40'W, '118.65 m, 10 poinl 5, thElncti N. 61 deg~ 32' W. 36 02 m. 10 p01l11 6; thence N 58 ~1e9, 43' W., 9.72 m. to the poinl of begit1l'1ing Containing an area of FIVE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED SEVEN (5,607) SQUARE METERS. more or le$s. All poinls rafaned to al Ei illdie.:rlud on Ihe plan and marked on the ground by PIs. Cyl. COl Ie Mom 15 )( GO em. rna. And the rest by sfalles, stakes and lree:. Bearings true. This lot was surveyed pursuan! 10 C. A. l-lo. 141 and In accordance with lh~ existing rtlleS and regul..~tions of Lands Management Services, DHJR, by Surv&y P~~rty 1J-.A. Sl.R"Vsyed on Ma/ch 29. 1962 amI approved un Septeillher 3D, 1965 and now subject for distribution pur~tA,rl III R A No) 6657."

of whic.h we are lhi;! laMul ~~ntJ al>c:<olule ownsr 01 the saId parcel of! land;

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lila! me aU (0)01111119 lot owner'3, were IIOlifleo or me sa~, nO·...·cV3f. they have no intention to exercise the right of pre-ompllol1

l~ WITN~~ WHEREOF, we have hereunto aftbred our signa1un;ls this ,N V Q{bf~ , 2004 at Municipahty of Sibubn, Province of Negro'S OrientCll, Philippines.

}./t7IrOI fa. ()r ]. Sew/~rk.<'. ~ SANCHO TRUMATA NARCISA T~~~~G SA~TER

Venckn

With my ll\<Jrit3~~~ ~,.d?Y;:;

GERONCIA BANUA Vend()f'~ Wif",

~, ~.~;, EMElIA C. ALARCIO

Vendor

Signed inlhe presence of:

1. "2G::t,' t+~~JClt. ....()y"~ _

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES) PROVINCE OF NEGROS ORIENTAL)S.S. MUNIGIPAUTY OF SIB U LAN )

BEFORE ME. lhi, :NOV 0Jl~O~1 2004, " the Municipality of Sibulan, ProVInce of Negros Onenlal, Philippme'3, personall)' appeared the following p~ons with their Community 1ax Cortificate Nco;. to WIt:

Nama eTC No. D::ltefPlacQ I~~ued

1. Sancho Trum:lb 01565495 01J14/04. Dauin, r~eg. Of. 2. Geroncia B. Trum:'lta ;/310 J,:te 8 .1!~LtJa..t.~, N~i~ 3. Emellia C. Alarcio 01G!57839 01(29/04, Dauin, NOSl~r.

4. Narcisa Tubang S:Jter -.O.l.6.S~':I1 .9~f.n.J-~~"Q.~\li!LJify!lr.

311 known to me and to roo known to be the 53ln(;\ persons who executed the foregoing Deed of Absolute Sala and they ackno.....edged to nll::! th;}t same is !heir free act and voluntary deed,

This. illStrumenl consistinp of t ....\) (2) p.lges illcluding (hi~ p3ge -MIQ(()

the acknowled!:lll.ent is wl"ilten had bElen siglled by lhe p:111ies <lnd rlleir instrumental witnesses on each ClUJ f:very pa96 Iheref~f.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hel eunto sel my y'~-a~'ll1~d place -above written

h.rlGW ALL MI::N llY TllrSE I'ltI:SrrNTS:

n"S O£F.CI is made ""J e.~LMd by ELAINe R. ADl:lLON ma,,..e<l,,, ... I~x JV'«" L',

Ik,;.,,,I. ANTONIO R. ADJ:llON JR., "ngle; AMY l( AtlEU.ON.llA1S ,,,nniod hI I{".:d", "I, nO',. J, : JOY R.. ABELLON·Ai.AIlAN marr;e<! tu M~,1: Twai.. "!:tban: ~Ild VL;RONICA l~

_.... B~I.LON. wid"", hlil'i""~' oll~Il~1 "ge, amI roal<k'''l< "r n..";I>. 1'1'1:\"" O,-i."t.l h,...<""II~r

'di:rr<d I" ".' 'he V.:NIlOnS -For IU\J in fn,'", <Jr· ZURRA10A 1'.1 ,\LVC'Y ,narr;~d L" (.'kale, !.hey. 1',1,1""'" of log") uge and a re,"l'"l "f ~ilJ"b",. N<lIll." O."n,ol on.! JFSIIA l. ,:IIlUS-rnISFN m'''ri",l 1<1 Am"ld nil ..tellSe", rillp;''''. of k~'."l "Il< a,,,t ,c,~Ic", "I" I),11""",,,,'1<' L ,(\, I;~r~"l",," rel-''''N ll1 ft' 110" V.:NDKt.:S;

WlTNI::.<.;SETIl THAT:

The Vf.NIX}RS a<c 0'-\."""''' oC" <;efla;" prol>:'!)' I:,o(l"" as tnt N". 53 g) B-l, 1'5<!ll"l. l)u;')1.> "(m.n:d b)"j m" ..fcr C~"11ir.~DIC "I' I",d" no, Fr ~ 190 l«aIC,Ill1 M~,,,pl,,,I, L),mill. !'l,,:I.'"u< ,Jr;,·nl.•1 "nl"" hlJk of 1.,,\ 5J ~S B-J. P.u·IJ7.U46975 i~ IT)Ole Il<tJllcul.:lrl\' .r~;.ril>.:d as I,dl"",,:

A f",,~d ofllu".l [I.", Nu. S,g5 II.) oflli,- iulJ,.1;I'LSiol1 pl.n. I'>dl/7-ll-169 7). l>t:;j,,~ u I",ni"" of L"l $)Rj.R, P,J·O"I ~609-(l!H 191• •i""INl al M""'pIOO Nortc. l)au,", Ncy,,,, Oricnl~l, H""nu~J

0" II", NUflhwCSI .nd <OLll1,we>1 .1""'1> li'IC' 1_~_]--4 hy LOI 53&5· H-l fRrV" "f W~yJ of d,. ~uhJlvi~''''' ['I",,; on lit" N,ml, c"sl nlOlle, lo'l~ 4-5 by Lol 51115-R--4 (Of th,' .uWivi'ilOll plan; and on II,r routht'!I-<t ~~w,~ lillr 5-1 by I.'" 5] Rli, PI.·1,9. ('O'lI"inin~~"

a,-ea (,I' TWO i1101lSANrJ FOUR HUNLml:1l NINE'l Y NINF =l. {"!~'}'J I SOLJA RE MI "n ItS. Illu'" or k."-'

I <or ~..d ip (un'iidCnH ,,-,1\ "f d,e alll""'" 'll 'r ....1:J,"l'Y TH OU SMiI:' PCSO~

H',';O'> Il'lll' ?O,O~)O.. QQ...J in baml alld pai,J try Ih~ ViN..;noi-Ij-~", (hri, ""'''1'1'''''';''1 f,'nth. (jl~ r~(;fil" ,hc,cut L. her~lly ad.llowledg.d, Ihe VCNDORS. by Ih.<f p,csenl. bcrd,~

"lOll, Tf.:"NSrER and CONVEY. by way ot' AllSOlUTE SALF.. limo the VENDEES. Ih",r h~"$ 'iii.! ~IS<ji/,"S, 111,· "!o,-e~sc"hJ J>TOI'"rly "",1 f,1I Iht' Impmv"mcnL< II..:..:,,,, Ii-n' Ij-"m .,11 I:..... , ~Ild ,,,-"1mb,allC"",

11.~ V.!:NOO!?S (w herob)' Warm"r 10\;111 'ulf an,l l'e"~Clid P'-',,>t'~""'" "r lire I''''....·rl} her.,,,, ""Id ~"J ~""'C)..J and \\'ill (Ide,ld lhe $lI'''': unlo <'1id VLONrJEt,S. IIl""I",i"':loo ~,<l~.">

~ pi''''1 l:o"...ful chi,,," <If lhird "",r"II" Wh(lm<oc"Cr,

\ i\ II ~r"llIS ",i~, "gI.l (If pn·....·l11l'l'n" w,J red"",l"'o" h:lve l>;:cn nurific-J ,\1' 110;, ,,,k hUI

""J1~ "I" ,I,', II '-' io(;,,<1 l(\ ncn:iS<' <iliill ;l:lor

II..: H!i)r......id ,,:on'c! of l,.,..j is nlll r"'"lnlcd aJ\d "~"Il,,r 'S II c,wc,,,,1 11.' d," ,. " •••j,.."h"",:.,·,, A~,,,ri,,n R,:lo'n" I.I(\\' lCARI.].

IN WflNI:,>S WIIU< r.Of. ,h. pan;•.' 1~IVC helfullhl alli,c,J hi.' si~,""!L(rc Ih,•.'?~tu~: v(

t 100'"",bcr 'lOll-l "I f)u"m~ufl" C i,y, Phil iPl'i",·~.

I.li~,,,,,;J.' "i::;'j~,'" ,- -_.['LAIN!, R. ABEI.I ON ... NTONIO I;. AJ)I3LlON JIt.

[Vend"'J IVe'''!i'''l

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A C K N () W LE DC E IV! E NT

/IEFuK/:: ,Ill': , lh;~ L" ,l~} oj' N~"emlx:, ~~ ilp]J<'J"d 11k: !"II,)";,,\:..,.,,.,..,.,. "10,, c',h,!>;ld their C,NTll\IUlL;'Y Ta~ C,'nirlcllie '" wit

U./\INr Il :\I:If.U ON '.N m;~I(llt. ;\un.! ON JR Ann' K. fdlEU.0N-UAIS JOY II. A\J[LLON ;"LABAN 'I:RI;;-lIl'/\ !t. AriEl-LON

1~5~OIs.1 2-1 ~-~OD-I

Ol6HHo 1- lJ-2QiJ.1 n 116548 'J-!(,-::UO·j 017(~JlIll1 )-O:>~2lJ(]"~

lllr,,71~6 OI·I·~O().l

P",,,,,gUl'I" Cll)' DauiJ,. tJ~g Ik I)lIInagu~f~ Cit:DJui ... N~~ t),

ll,,,,;n. N"lI. 0,.

K'h"''' '" ,n~ •.lId l(l IIle know" lu be 1M p""'''" whe) .~'X:UIC<! "'" f"IC~",,,g i",(rum"", ",'II""iLlg "II"''' PI pa~~ Dud he "~I.l",,,'I,,~)).ed '" me Ihm ihe SltllLC OJ Iheid,.... ,Il"l u"J J".:d

WnN);SS MY III\ND AND SeAL on tfl" d31c fir<1 .lb..we·wriUCll.

L'''''.i-l" 1\"'1 1':0;;: N" l\"i. _. J;',.,~ 1'1~,. v' :::OM,", "f:l!(I~

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KUOW ALL Mer-lor 1"; i'" ';,.:. I';:;.E....L N I::.'

t'l1,NESSETH;

Thill V~i"'l'"If i-; ~h" ~1,lleO/l"""l>I .. ' .....! ,'W!li!f and po~~~5&Of 01 it pNt;p!\,' ,~, <l si',,:~~d lit Ponubllll'aP lJ"lI,n ""J~\)ll Oli~I-.t"l:· a-,,' r.10J!r p;lIl1cularJy Qe:st:lItJoC(lll!l folltJW3

rN"hnlc~1 O~~r'I."hJI1 lot, NQ. J030.r. ;>",cl· _

A !Hue!!"1 ('If 1"\00.) ~ll; M'I\ us l.ot 14r; 11';-0·/\ Psd··""'''''''~ (,f:l\C ~lJ;;",".~"i"·l Plall. IJ!;t1 . • be,ng:l pOIholl v: lot :::1:::i ~ 1< ,r,y) '~lllttCoJ if, UlC b;m«'l of P<llllll;ltuban, 1.IUfl/C rilW1'1 r""U~l Pr\lWICl? 01 N~:,o'i :.JfI(:I1I(l! Island (If Ne!,,'1<;l<: IV\1'-:{':" OIllhe NE , along lin" , ;J lJy let 3l13u,B \,If of lhe~ubdi'I'>l011pla...~ on the SE_ak~19 l;ne 2.:;: h~ lot :;Ot>, Pls-759; on lhe ~-W along line 3-4 lly IoJI 3ll"l. along lm~ .. ~.

By 1ol3l\31, aI Pls-159, on ItJe rofN . alOO9lim-" 5--1 by 101 3002'J Pla-759. DeQll1lInQ at a Il(Ilf'Il m<If.'!d •1 :>-Olfl'] N ?,~ ~ 02" W , J.940.15 m "(lfl't 8Ll~ No I PI1 ""J '0.,.>10:'

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IJ.~~""".'!' ;,·'l.'_"ll,;,n Me......1 TW" ;"OlJ,....V"U (.I("..H1 ;-U.;i:"REO F'v. 5QlJ!'1RE ME rEP", ;,,-:~ . 'J r'l"lfe 01 ~~5 ~Iaf""l ur.lJer 1ax ~cIa'lJU(ln No __ wIn llO ilS!>essed ,-,lto,o __IP _I _I re{lIslereu With the Reg,Sl~ (If n.ol<"::~ ." 1_' ..•..::1'~rot Q(!t. u~r o~~"..vrmnsf~ ..;orMnle (;If Till" N;!

I h..t. r.lf Ilfld III cnnslnerMitJ/1 of It~ ~lJll> (If £I.":; BY T~IOUSANCPESOS ONLY (p 80,000.00) F't1lIlppmes currency rl!CClpt Of whiCh I" 'liI! is hereby /l~k.'lowted~erJ !:¥ !fie VENOOR IQ his emile !>"'~Sr'lClh)l1 f,'"11 Itlt! VENOEE, the VENDOR /1erelJy SEUS, T'MNSF~.JfS AND CONVt!YS AfJSOUfTEL~' !'nto the NA rlONAL IRR1GI\TION ADMINISTRATION, ttlt! herein Vt!NlJf:~ 'l!I.t ... "Y,".loSSorS a110J asslgl1~, lM wholoJjlortion of U1Q aoov~-.::lQ~cl ibed 'll or/~lty 10 tt"l ">,,,,,: of 2,805 $'lll<llC: mel~ffi mOl'" or Itoss, Ul'l'! 6ktllCrI pian l~ Ilerolo atfaclmd as MI10M"A IMl".:, 1",·,t")11 ,)1 1311d '5 'lI:qulred for 1,11. flo(l"t~

1"hOlI ttle VENDOR \.,)"",0{.. valrd U,,, :lnd pel\l.oiI:ul POSlWSSlOfl or the 1)r01~11y ho!-I(:II! !lold 111111 conveye<J. and f"lh'~ ".'C!",., 111,"1: I'lC sa(lll~ is frt"e Ir"m all he<llf ~nd em<:ullIl>r.:mce of any kind wtlalsooV<!~:

lhal aIl11<:ssible r@r!'lu'P4'onef"$ ....l(Ir".....IJl>llOI'lefS .......renoUliedot ttlll ~ and tho... UW,!'f eWlCe'd AU ~Jre Ie ~e'f1:;~" 1ht1 S3(lli' F~"'Uf'" til<: Ve"dor hnl'()b~ ",",cl...u lIul !hi;

- plll'Cel or larK! IS rw:t l~oal~f'd and Ih(ll tl,,1 1021 10 1623 of Ihe New eM COde have l>een

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IN WITNESS MlEREClf:. , ll;)'o'l! hereunto ilfrlllEd rry ~lllell ItlIs __ 'lily 01 Febluocvy. 2005 at Oumagt.'etll Oly ~s

.-tf.-4ft-.,~ /~k,c:..:._, e. SUSANA PATRQCIHtO DEXTER G. PATROC:tllO ,"". I"QI't'"1

Vend"

Witnesses:

AC~UOWLEDGMEKT

RepUl>li1; of roe Phi"W'IW~1

PI(P,'IllCC of Negros Qr1@I~"1l ;)~;

MUII1Cdyof ..

Before me. iI Not"'Y PtbIIc. lor and Ifl lhe CllEl~ 01 Bazs CiI'll<lon and I./t:rrliIg~lc 1lI'IJ ~':'

Pl'0WlCl! 01 Nogros Olenl,,'. rhll~' Ihit;_~_.'~\I' 1005 pers('llao")' ~';Jill~ '" Du:Jlagucte ely. the Vendtw :;VSllfl<l Poltroc-. 1:"I'th ~uri:ty I ~ CcrM'lCate No l55UPd on • ISsued illl" • j, ~ '''pI es<:nled IN ~ti r... (l\"lIlClil/ htlQaU:m Offic<!l' t, De4ef (j Palr~v."Ih - •.n..... ~.,,,~ ,~. _ _.•__ '$$1",11 01" __ _ __• _~ at ~L

NfI9rOs QI1enl:. ~ I I· ';" I:>. - y" ......~ P;;"f$l;.'fl& wtlO e~l:cll:C1,l U~ 1')O',:,,,,<:or>g ~<'<i ...1 Abilolul:e sae Md 3(110..... ...;.0 ,,,,..,.,, t<w,; iUeeLI~ tlli' same If<:eH :Jr>d\'t'U1r~!ltl H»3 Wllltruml'!nl consisls cl "'.":' ~ ,.,~ .. , • T'':1J ':>1 llot'" r II" .., 1!lrk1lhet" v<'Ill'f!$:O.,:. Of"~ Y."~ ..,.(J P."o~

POtJe lhef..:cf

WITNESS MY lit-NO "1.'0 SEAl..

AllY, MARIVIC Z. PIHTOR Not...! Puttllc'

Doc N<I _ Page No __._"." B(tQk No •= __ Somes (If ;1005

Copy of PAC Resolution No. 016-2004

ANNEX

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". RqM,bli<: uI tl'" PhilipV'OlH;S[ j'nlVllIQ; of Ncgl05 o,icmat

OI'F1tllOf 'rilE NtOVlNC1AL ASSf%son O""~'I'H;le Cill'

In h"I"rUc"'~"1 July 23. 2004

ReSllc.;lfully Ilall~Ulilletllu Mr. Deltel' G. 1'IIlI1lcilliu, !>rovinciaJ Irrigation Officer I, NIA, Sibulan, Ncgms Qnellial. llie herein copy of PAC Resolution No. 016· 2004 rc; apl'ral,~J or 'eal \lropCf1ic~ i" Ilamngays BuloclJuJoc MIl ~la8sa}·say. Dauin, for his ;'1 rlmll~l ion and appmpr;;'lC 3c(ioll.

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1tqJublic: or~ .. P!liliilP.... Pro> i.,. 01 No:&ro1 Ori<alal

QfI'ICE OF TIlE ASSESSOR D\MIGpCt<: ~

M.lNUTES OF THE MFETlNG OF THE PROVINCIAL APPRAISAL COMMITTEE HELD ON JULY 20, 20l).4 AT TIlE OFFIcE OP"TUE PROVINCIAL ASSESSOR. DUMAGUETE CITY AT 2:00 O'a.C>CK IN THI! AfTBtNOON.

PRESENT:

CltAlRMAN MRS. PATERNA ESTER L. TUBALLA, Pro~iOO.1 AsseJSOf MEMBER Any SUSANO L. RUPERTO. JR., Provinciill Engineer MEMBER MIl OAJ'ffi.O c. MEl''DEZ. FrMilld.1 Treasurer ( ICO)

tlESOLUTIO/,/ NO. 016- 2004

WHEREAS, I\IU.. DEXTER G. J'ATROCINIO. Provi~i~J lITigation Offictr I, NUlion'llrrig'lillll Administration ( NIA ), Sibulal\, Negros Oriental requested Ihii commiuee for ocular inspeclion and ~Pl)fais.al of real properties that will be affected by the proposed Small A~crvoir !'mjcci ill Dauin, Negro, Oriental;

WIIEREAS, lhe appraisal r"\Nlts I<.lb,"ille<! by Ihe I'Ae authorized represenlatives ~howc'" lhe fallowing fiJldil1ll~. 10 wit:

A. Land- :iulIlIlCrgC and D~m ,vn

Am NAME OF OWl\'ER Location or TDNO. L~... Affe(;ttd

So.m. I. Yucor AlIlbrosio >t. 99-O7-O17..()()539 1621 ) 059 2. Yuoor Ambrosio l. YI:C(N' A:nbrr:.~io

4. ~lejado, Aurelio

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99-07-017-00562 99-01-009-00063

I~-o1-017-OOS6~n) Gerundia Aleiado

"" 3)47

1628

1 241 19>'

2073 , Tubal Ambt'os.io <k> 99UD7-011~564 '1629 "'", T. Ambrosio <k> 99-01-017-00>47 1669 1792 7 Sorate, Jesus <10 99-01-017-00511 1630 ~.))

_--. ~arcisa R. Surn;e1 S. TlbaJ>g.an. A1ejado

9. Henedina, Rubio et. aI. 1(I,Ale'ldo Moisel

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~ tl7-OI1-OO)42I (Claudia Rubk,)99-07-', I7--00.').;4 99-07_017-0056

1651

1(5) 1654

2,(I()}

,...,.80 11.Maban5l' Erlinda ·do 99-07-O17-O54l 16<17 2562 12.Tubino fl.-todesla 13. Tubillo Modesta 14.Tubo, Potenciana Hr$ of

Dolocboloc 99-01-00')-0086 MatlsaysaY I ~:O7-017-OO563

_.:&q:__ .JCl-07.017-00532-A

3348 1648 \650

S 040 2120 I 874

15. Tuba, PO~Eciana Hr~. of .do !f9.07·C17·00545 1656 I 886 16. 'rulxl, Pvtenci~na Hrs. of

17.Rubiu Nkol,u

Uolo(;botoc

Ma 5.1 !~

99_07_009_0086 I (Crcscncio Solamillo

99-07-0\1-00514 3339 1652

7447 ,.. 18 Tub'IO, I)e,,,ilria lirs. of Bolocboloc 9<,1·07-009-00102 3H2 - 7,470 19.1'rui, Libf1ldo <I.. 99·07---Q09-OO11S 334) 1626 20.Tuble, Rufina -d<> 99-07-OO?-OOO73 )3'l9 4,119

J. " - , I _., l

21.s.rio Antonio 22.TulNn, Albef1u H~. (If

~rcllad'!..Q.. I-Irs. or 24. C. daoo 25 1"1 Silverio

-<10.... ~~

M. y

99.o1..()09.QOO77 99-01~79

99-07..Q09.00010

99-07.(1n-00530

»\. ]JSI })52

1655 ,... ) H8

." I '9S 1652 ,...

27 Tubox, ~iRJ .h21 Sobmillo Teofi51il 29' AmJxo.<;io )0 Tubi Muiuo

26.Tubo D~';lili liB of llolodlob:.... M. Ilolod>oIo<

.... 0J9.07-009..ooI00 99-07-009-00085 99.07-o17-OOS&9 99-07-009-000I7

99-07..()l».OOS46 lJJI]""'66' lJJJ

~ 6 ,,.,.

000 )I.~ Oandoquillo _10< 99-0'1.(109.00101 334. m - (Lydia Alarcio)

-~. .. 'u -"""Name ofO"'lI~ Loa.liou flf TO No. l.(ll: No. orr.",

1'l'Op\'n)' ""'~ - meier I- 1~An'brocio M. y 99-01-017-00$47 1669 690 2. Tu Ga!Jilla·" Doloctloloc \I9-o7.(l()9-00I00 ))38 1260 7. Rubio Genna" Hn. of M'KSlI~s/l 99-07·017_00377 1642 120,

l~ubio! Vicenle HI'S. of ~~ 99-07·017-OOSJO "" '". 5. Muodo, Doming. ~o 99-07-017-00519

I(Felomina ~1<I~do I 1673 1200

B ,...,..

c, o~-cnltlllS

NIIme of()v,ncr,VIICD!' Ambrosio 2 '(\IC.Ol' Atnbrt:Kio ] YIoI(Xll' Anibros>o, Ale'ado .....dio S. Tube Ambt'osoO 6 Sanle JCSUI

7 !'<lIb.Insa Erlinlk I Tobi Mod",. 9. Tubo Potencial1llln. of 10. Taba/lgan, Alejandro II. RlltJio Nicolas 12. DlI" Silverio 13 Tullo, Polcndan.l Hrs. DI 14 Tuba!!, Glbina 15 Tubo I'utcnciana Ilrs of 16. Tubino Mo<Je>:la I1.Sario Anlonio

TOTAl.

Lut No. 1627

'64' "., 1621

'66' 16JO

'64' '64' 16.. 1651 16~2

1655 IGS6 3338 )J3'J1- ))48 ))50

'm~ ;\ITc:cIed

C~ ........ .... ~~ .... .... .... .... .... ·d~

~~ .... Mlnl$o

Coconul _du_ .. ·d~

-9'f 2l 10 6

'" "I I', 20 II

"10 1 7, 10

Vall.lltiorl P 30000 70000 JOO.OO 300.00 300.00 300.00 JOO,OO 300.00 300.00 70000 700 00 300,00 ]00.00

1 500.00 300.00 ]00 00 300.00

Toul...... P4 XlOOO

7500.00 ] 00000 110000 6000 00

1050000 lOO.OO

"0000 100.00

6000.00 J 300.00 750000 ) 000.00 I 500,00

900.00 2700.00 J 000.00

P634oo.00

I

l - ;, L

The aJTect«llol$ and improvenlelll! arc locata! in barangay. 8ol0cb0loc ami ,. Magnys.ay which afe HdjacenllO C<lch other ,nd about 7 kilometers IIWlY from the lawn.-, ,.. -. proper;

." '

The submerge alld dam ale. lots arc silualttl along the riv~, majority ofwbicl. arc rolli,,!: aoo nlo~lly pbnled wilh coconull~ The di~an«: of these Jots from the main access baranga)' road is aooul 500 Illelers. Wiler and clccuicit)' are also avail.ble in the area, while its access road amJ onicc arca is also ~Iighlly rolling.

The rCCQllUllCII<J"", lI"it v;,ruc fIJf the submerge aJld area is I' n.n pa square meter, while 1h3! ofllic lIccess road lind ollice area is P 41 ,66 per square meter.

WHEREAS, ,fler n II1/ough discussion and Ikliberlltion orthe abcve finding. taking coglliu.llce of the different faclors ,ffOCI illg re,l property valuation, tbis commill« has agreed [0 adopt the I> 33.J3. per S<luare lnc1er fur the submerge and dam area and p 41.66 per $quare melCl" for the leeess rORd and office area, Likewise, the P 300,00 aM fl 1,500.00 valuatiun per tree for cooonut and mango, respectively, is adopted,resulting in the following romplilalior.. 10 wil:

A. LAND- Submerge and Dam area Name ofLando....,JeI"

I. Ambroeio Yuoor

•. ) Lot No. 1627- 3,O~9 ~.nl. @ r J3.)) b.) lot No. 1649-1,2<111<1.""" c.) Lal No 3341·1~ sq. m.

6,254 ~ rn.@I'333,3-1>208,445.112 .. ImpIOVCn1erm:

•. ) Lot No, 1627- 15 \XI(O trees b.J Lot No. 1649- 2S wcos c.) Lot No. 33<17• .lQ.cocos

50 [email protected]" 15,000,122 P 223,445.82

2. Aurelio AJejado

Lot No. 1628 - 2.073 sq. m.@i'33.33-P<>9,093.09 Improvements: 6 coco lrC'l:s@1>300.00- 1,800 00 P 70,893.09

3. Arnbrocio Tub~n

a) Lol No 1629 - 860 "'l.nt b.) Lui No. 1669· L122 Sll. Ilt

2,652 ~rJ.r1\, @ P JJ.3} .. l' 88,391.16, 690!(I,[email protected]~ 28,7<1HO

ImprovcmelllS' 2 oocos@r 300,00 .. 600000 1'123,136.56

4. Jesus SOI'te

Lot No. 1630- 2,903 sq.m.@P3).33'" P 96,756.99 Improvements: 35 CC"'o [email protected]'" 10,500 QQ P 107,256.99

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:690!(I,[email protected]

300.00-1,800">mailto:lrC'l:s@1>300.00-1,800


.. , ....

S AlejalldlQ Tab.l11~~"

LotNo,16SI-2,OOllqm. @1']J.3] .P66,7S9.99 hllprovealCnU: 2Q coal irees@ .. JOO 00 .. 600000 172,159.99

6 Ilc:nalin.a Rubio d. al

Loc No. 165J - 1,044 ...m. 8 )3.Jl .. P ]4,796.52 P 34,196-52

7 MOl~ Alcjado

Lot No. 16S4 - 2,480 1Iq. m@I'JJ.JJ ,. .. 81,658.40 P 8l.651.040

8. Erfinda MabansaS

Lot No. 1647 - 2,562 sq. m.@I'33 J) -I' 15,]91.46 Improvements: I COf.(l tree@ 300.00" 3OQ,00 P 8M91.46

9, ModeSI' Tubio ,•

•.J LOINo.JJ48-5,040lltl m,@ b.) La! No. lei-IS - ~sq. Ill.

7,760 sq. 1lI.@ I' lJ.n- ... 258,(/40.80

ImprovemeDts: .) Lot No. 3).48 - 9 cocos b.) LolNo. 16411-.H.C0C05

2S cocos@ P 300.00 7 SOO 00 .. 266,140.80

10. Hn. orpOlenciallO Tuba"

.• ) Lot No 1650 - 1,874 sq. m b,) Lot No. 1656- 1,886 sq.m.. c.) Lot No. JJJ9 - 2MLsq m.

11.207 sq. m.@J]J)-J'373,529.31

IIupl'OV1!ll~S:_

.) Lot Nu. 16~ - 7 l'QC.(lS b) LotNo.'I:I:'>6- IOcocos t} Lot No. JJJ9 - J c:uro'

20cocos@ PJOOOO- 6,000.00 PJ79,S29JI

II. Nicolas Rubio

LOI No. 1652 - 704 Sll.m @"H))"P23,46432 Impfovemems: II [email protected] - ~ lOO!!O P26.764.31

,i


mailto:m@I'JJ.JJ

.. . _ riO'. of 1Jcl>"lt;. Tub.1lo-•

LO! No. ))42 - 7,470 $tlJll. @P3J.n -.-----------.-•••-- l' 248,975-10

13. Libmdo TI"ila

Lot No. 334] - 1,626 [email protected] - - - - ••••• _. - --- - - -- _•••• P '4,194.58

1"4 Rufin. Tuble

LOI No. 3349- 4,[email protected] _. - - - - - - - - ••••••••• - - _•• -1'137,286.27

15. Antonio Sario

Lue No. ])50 - 3,33 8 5<.J.11I. P n.n - I' I 11,255,54 Improl'cmems: 10 coco trccI@1'300.00. 3 QQQ Oil P 114,255.54

1(" 1115. uf Alberto Tuban

Lot No. 3351- 2,863 StI:~1. @p)J.n--------- .••.. -.--------·P95,42l79

17. Hrs. of Gregorio Esh'ellado

Lo\ No. JJ'2 - 1,898 sq,m.@ P 33,33····· - _.- -- - - ••••• - - P 63,260.34

18, Cayetano Tubang

No lax declar.ti~>n J"e$Cnled - 1.652 iltlilt @P)),JJ •• - - - - - - - - - -. I' 55,061.16

19. Silverio Bajana

Lot No. 1635 - 5,048 sq.m.@I'JJ.33-1'168,249.84 lmprovcnlenu: 25 CQl;O [email protected]>'" 7 5OQ.QQ PI75.149.84

20, Hn, ortJasiJill Tubio

LoINu.I666-6.480&q.m.@PJJ,H- P215,978,40

21.Gabil\.l Tuoo!!-LoI No. JJJ8 - 6,257 sq,[email protected]"P208,545.8

_1,260sq,[email protected]_ 52,491.60 Improvement: Imllngo Irce@I,500.00- UOOOO P262,537.41

mailto:Irce@I,500.00-UOOOO

mailto:1,260sq,[email protected]


mailto:trccI@1'300.00

I

- , I. 22. Teolistl SoIiImillo

LolNo [email protected] ---.--- •• ------ ••••••• p 76).59.00

2J "mllI"osio DioJo

LOI No. 1667 _ 10,696~. m. @I It JJ,J3 __.__. . P)S6.~97 6ll

24, M.~jmirI(J Tuboll

l.ol: No. JH - 2,000 501. nl.@ P )3.)3 .---------••-p 66,560 00

2S. L.ucric;.IJ-toqui11o •

Lot No. J)~I-)nsq.m.@p ll.Jj -----------'P 11,7]216

D. Land - At«u RUM! ..d Omeo Area

Landowner

I. IIr.. ofGeonau llubW

LoI No. 16-42- 1205'1' [email protected] ~999.20

2. IIrs. of Vicente Rubio

l..ol No. 1663· 498 sq m.@P4'.66 ..---.--------.-.P2O,746.63, J. OomingJ Masodo

Lot No. 1673 - 1,200 lq. [email protected]_· P49,992.oo

WHEREFOR£, be it If'SOlved by r:Us committcc as it is hcfeby nsoIvcd to Idopt the findings nude by lbe PAC autbori.r:cd r~ti~ Yid vamOOa heiDS r~r. jlst and re&3OlYblc.

11 IU..TTA D. TAN Assistant PIOYInci,1 Assessor

Fur alld in the absclX:e arMr. IUmoo A. Scnjac:o, LAOO U C Sectretuy

Dcs.iS/l.lt~r.fi-ii~'LLA )Proviucial Assessor Pruvi al E.ngi I'AC - Chairman ~ Member

DANILO C. Mt:NDEZ lCO· Provintial TrUsurcr

M.nlber

I

·.......,..-............--...-,,"",,", ~

.....nc.(lf 1>U: .....~l>lcL4,L ASSU50Il r .=.~

NO'"'ember II, :zoo.!

Mr Dexter G. Patrocinio l'roYincill Inigalion Officer I Natiooallrrigation Admini5IDtion (NIA)

Sir:

This is in respoosc (0)'OUr Imer ofNo't'!,lbe! 8, 2004 uganIiDg!be valUilioa of land and its improvements. The Vll!.llllon of IIlId is based on the '"NegoUIled Price~ betWC'Cll the Loa! Government Unit concerned and the 5ti1el'" The ProviDciaI Appraisal Committcc (PAC) of Ihis province. through I resolution. ...iI.l rcDdco" its opinion wfletber the ,..luc: of lho p' opelty is fair, just llId rc:a!lOlll.blc:.

The Vllultion ofcrops, phUlU llId treu 1ft bued 00 tbc: following schedule gathered from dati submitted by PENRO, CENRO and t>epll1ment of Agriculture oflms provim:e, "iz:M_

FXUlT BtAJUNG l'XU:S .~ ...,'.... ".. 00.... l'IO"r--..

ACHLJl!TI~ .. "".00 IW.oo ><>.00 W.OO AGMlIlU!..Ct! .... ""00 100.00 100.00 '00 ANONAS .... "".00 100.00 ><>.00 '00

""""'" "' .... lOOOO '00 '00 '00 An,

~ '"'.00 100.00 ><>.00 '.00

AVOCADO "'.00 ""00 ".00 '.00 ,N(; .... "".00 100.00 ><>.00 '00

BANANA "" ,",00 '><>00 ><> •• '00 _~NG ..' lOOOO '0000 ><>.00 '.00

UNOC»I (cU.aI)

::~r "'00 "' .. "".00 ".00

lJNGON{ordi~ pel: "" .. '0000 100,00 "00 BREADfi<UIT .. 00 "'00 ,.... ....

"" .... "".. 0.00 "" 0" CAO ...... "" .. ""00 ><>00 I~ 7'

<US ~: ".. '"00 '00 >00

IMfTOr'STAR APPlE "'.. 1'4.1.00 SOOO '00 AI.AMANS' . .... ""00 lOO." 100.00 .... A."fAOlILl "' .... "".00 ,.... .... '00 AMlAS :i;: ""00 '00" ><>00 '00

fVN(;GAYIMALUNGGAY ,,.00 "... " .. '00 Y/CAMANSI .- ""... 100.00 "00 "...so,

~.... 200.110 100.00 .... '00DCO(lUb~~.....) . .... "".00 100.00 ><> ..

:o<:oN'" ...... ",,00 "".00 .... "'.00 com' ,.... ..... 2QUJO 100.00 ,..

u.., Ft<lJ _'I """r8<><;". _Roo"... N...T........""

~O('-OO 250.00 100.00 ~.OO

~~ ,,~ 200,00 100.00 SO.OU '.00 ~ 100lO,tl(l 500,00 23{l.OO 150,00

~,-, 200.00 1;';(1.00

100.00 50,00

~OO

"'.00 2UIO

'.00 ~,- 200-'10 1(10.00 ~OO '.00 OO'~ 1000,00 500.00 200,00 .HlO

,~

::i" , ~.OO

1000.00

500.00

300,00

300.00

250.00

100.00 200.00

HlO,OO

5.00 150,00

~.OO

IICrlfCC 200.00 100.00 10.00 '.00 r tree 200.00 100.00 20.00 '.00 ,~ 400.00 200.00 100.00 50.00

"""reo: per tree

100,00

200.00 ~.OO

100.00 0.00 ~OO

0.00

'00 I"" pLalll 100.00 ~.OO 10.00 '.00

r clllDl

,""'Ircc, ~OO

5lM),W

200.00

200,00

250,00

100.00

100,00

100.00

20.00

50,00

SlI,no

10.00

per 1'1""1 25,00 IS,()O HUX) 5.m per planl 300.00 250.00 100,00 50.00

~,- "".00 400.00 70,00 50,00

P.,'flT«

~~, 300,00

200.00

500.00

lOO,no

100,00 250,00

IlJO.OO

20.00

100,00

n,oo '.00 50,00

~:, 200.00

200.00 300,00

100.00 100,00

100,00

20,00 20,00

7S,00

'.00 '.00

SOOO

~~ 200.00 100,00 50,00 '00

·, ,•

FRUIT BEARING TRYLS (Co.t.)

DALANDANICITRUSID~HITA

DAI..AYAP

DURIAN GUAVA (giant)

GUAVA_(n:lli,c.?, c) GUYABANQISOURSOP KAONO LANGKNJACKFRillT LANZONE$ UlMON LOMBOY

MABOLO MANDARIN MANSANITAS MARANG ~W.LON

~APA1M RANGElCAIIIL

PAPAYA ...., POMELO (swct! ",riel)')

RAMBUTAN SANTOL SEREGUELAS SUNKIST

AOON-TABON

AMARINO (Sil loc) MIDIS

rtEZA

PARTICULARS

MANGO(ca~),p:rtree

6,000 00 2,000.00

150.()()

L 5O,OIl

l~ 00000 10,000,00

I 12,000,00

MANGO (grafted), JI"f tr~o

MANGO (indian), JI"f tree

Classifk'li""

SI '1'$ &. lI\xN" 20 1'$ 10 :;0 )n

lU)ISIOBjH

(, 'fS to 10 ns

I yr 10 ~)'rs

below 1 yt (_Iy planlcd)

~ I yrs &. abo>-c 20 )'ts 10 :;O)TS

10 TSl02S TS

6 Y" 10 10 'm lyrto5yrs

below I )T ("owly pi",,,,,,,)

21 '[1;&,00"" Ab(,.,-clO.Om l(,l7Sto20yfS 8,Om_IO.Om

II JTSIO 15j'fS 5,5m-7.5rn

M:m.tl Val""

2~,tIOO.()()

20,000,00

12.00000 4,000,

~.OO

300.00

15,000.1'0

10,000.00

L [ PARTICULARS (eMt.)

MANGO (graflal), per \I""

ClawroQllion

(, yrs to JO '" l.O '" - ~.O m 1 )'I'll" S y~ \.S m _1.5 rn

1-11(2)"1'" I,Om-1.5m be""" I y. {_Iy plal\lcdj

"'.00 00.

u,~ """"'" S,1Q!1 NON rRIJIT Bt:AJllliG TJlEES (~·dja.~er (I0"-SO' (1e$6I!wlIO" New Per 8d. fl. -.. ""';;i ",~,;,;. T,

ACACIA per II'tC 6.800 1,000. lSO.oo ,. 12.00 "10><0 - .'I,GOO. 1,700. ISO" , 18,00 AMANGU1M

~;r~f .'1,600. 1.100. ]jll. ,.. 18.00

AMBOO clom 1,000. "EUCALYYTUS

~-.'1,600. 1,700.00 ,,,. '.00 ..

IMElINA '* ''''' l,l3O, '. '.00 2000 IPIl.-1PlL( "am) - .'1,600,00 l.~OO. ,,. '00

'mIPIL-WIL (nalive)

~: Moo.oo '."'" ,,,. MO ..

MAHOGANY 7,21Jll.(1I 1,100. !9(HIO 5.011 "tOLAVE '* UI.600.00 ,,.,. "'.00 W .• NARRA :E'* 26,300.00 7.\000. 1OO.lllJ '.00 M5.l1l

PINE TREE "~ MOO. 1,700.00 J:l0.00 , 11I,Oll

1l:00'fCKOPS BUCA/BETI!L NlIr

CAMOn;NG KAlIOYI <:ASSAVA

CAB' GINGER

"""""'UUE

VEGETABLE CROPS & PLA!"'TS

~~B_ATE AMl'ALAVA

I ' PEPl'ER

.GE

EGGPLA.!IT MONGO

OKRA PALAY PECIiA Y SILl (bcroe)

SiLl (bbu)'01

U"il

..,,"'

..E hiU.,

Unit

peo-hill

r bill ,

PC'f .!D.

r $q Ill.

per bnt

~Iam -=,=hil1

r .m.

m.

Marl<<:t val""~

'" ,",

M:uk.t Value

20.00

JH.OO DO.OO

"00'.00 ".00

.HIl)

15.00 5.00

30,00

11,00

10.00

L ,", ~

• I

,. VECETABLE CROPS & PLAI''-T'$

SlTAO SQuASH 500AElCANE

Unit

hill pcrhill

per "l,m. PC' "l,n1,

.m. pcr planl

~ Val""

50,00

:1110,00

1.1.011 ,.00

20.00 40.()()

If YOO lIOlice that there ale still to be included in the above mentioned improvements please notifY us so lhal we can make appropriate action.

V<ry lIuly yours,

PATERNA ESTER L TUUALLA Provincial Assessor r

r I ! I

Pictorial of PAFs at Proposed Reservoir and Service Area

ANNEX

M

,, DAUINSRIP , RESERVOIR AREA

.~_ Mo& Yoh_ I",. """I, AI.. 1,111...... LoI'I"''' UN ... III.

__So... VIet........."'_TolJIs ,-

looI' JIll-A- .... "1m i»<. Jl'lll,""" JJJl! .... lO!.16lo...... 1....' ..... L.o 1 1M.. Mu I."" "l"'

-':~ ~'f...... . . "...,...._1_

1."")1"'...... , ...' .....

""''-IoT_Lot, --lQf.. ...... lpn ..... l.O< .1611......1_......

"_Iol_ lhl .,~l....... ',<>47"'1 ..

, , " ,",,'] .

,

............

t""·"" ; ....

~:~ f,: ' ;'1,

""' ...... , lot II JJ12, Mol" CongI

Alea:19.159 aq.ffi.I,

I I I

DAUINSRIP Main Conal Pictures

0"""'" MOIlADOS

-Lot I 3249-A. Ma~ CcnoI

Area: 7,360sq.m.

FEUSICIMA DELFINO lot " 3136. Mcin COnCII

Area: 3.8lX) sq.m.

A1FI'MDRA ....ClCICMIO loT 11 32<13, Me*> Cord Lot " 3023. M3r'I Cora

Alea:30.n4 1Q.ffi, hoo:14.406 sq.m

SEVERO MlJlO(;lI'tlO Lot II 32~ M::*l COOOI

AIeo:6.200 sq.m

,, , '

.~ .. ' .."'.<' ".".. , . ."":r, ~.

," '~.',. '~''¢,~-'' ,.: <>1: ... '. ;', <

t~a..~f~~,r~~;~ "ORO AlARC10

1.01 I 3322, Main CoooVLal. A Asea. 15,l(lOsq.m

:~ ." ~ ..

, ~.... ... -"';"i~~~

NAWIMf?, AMBROSIA JUIlAN

lot # 3022. WCItI COnal Area: lB.2961Q.m

,

0UIl<0CA AlE""" Lot II 302(>.8, IVlc*l Cord

Amo: 12.247 3q.m.

ENRIQUE T1JMl lot , 3326. M:>Ir> Con::lI

AIao:8.700 $::I.m. l

DAUINSRIP LATERAL B.D.E Eo: F

...--

"

i

Gullerma Sort*a lc*lrOI F ,Loi , 2661[ Aooo [16.500 sq.m.l

I

--

~

DAUINSRIP - LATERALC

-, l

,

PNoaoto::lc "" 1920, PI9fT. 2,400 sq.rn

I.

L lob id 11.Oog Lof' 311M

IYea 8.52211Q.m.I

Opt••""" MotaIlot, 923I Amo: 8.200 lQ.m.

-.-.., 'i;\,~.~ •.r", J. ~._

~I ..'.:..-.--, ~. . I'" , . '..-;-' . ". .. -,

ROllI ,10 AlQma""...,At9o: 6.300 ~m.

......to! # 918 AIeo: 12.600 aq.m.

Land Holdings of Non-Beneficiary PAPs

ANNEX

N

·

Annex N (Dauln SRIP LARP)

Land Holdings of Non·Beneficlary PAPs

There are ten (10) noo-beneflClary PAPs located In the vegetable Blea wIth a lotal land holdings 01 5 7985 ha Of thiS, a total of 0 24 ha 'MIl be alfe~ted by ROW It wilt be nOled however In Ihe folowing laDle thai flOne 01 tile 1'101'1l>tlnefidllry PAP~ hos a FlOW wn.ch IS more lhan ten (10%) pelcenl of their rotal lI'ldlvKlual lane! hokllngs Consequently there IS no reqUiremenl lor rehatHInallon or need for replacement lands as compensation ThiS has been explained to Ihe PAPs dunng the disclosure process anod has been acknQWIeoged by them through tIlelf s.gning 01 Deed 01 Donation lind waivers

PERCENT OF ROW ACQUISITION TO TOTAL LANJ HOLDING OF NON-BENEFICIARY PAPs

CANe> AREA % ROW NON·BENEFICIARY P;l.Ps HOLDINGS (HA) AREA

(HA I