QuestionsQuestions (EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 389)
It cites Section 68 of the Revised Administrative Code and Section 2630 of the same Code, as amended by Republic Act No. 1515.
A municipal district named the “Municipal District of Magsaysay” in the province of Lanao del Norte.
It begins to exist upon the appointment and qualification of the mayor, vice-mayor, and a majority of the councilors.
The seat of government is at the barrio of Bago-Ingud.
From the Municipality of Kolambugan, e.g., Bago-Ingud, Tambacon, Somiarang, Maitowato, Lemoncret (others listed include Olango, Taguitingan, Tawinian, Sulaman, etc.).
Baguiguicon.
Pangao, Pilingkingan, Labo, Malabaogan, Lawigdato, Matungao.
Beginning at Point 1 at the abandoned tunnel passage of the railway of the Finlay Miller Timber Company on the Titunod River.
Rivers and streams and their sources/confluences such as the Titunod River, Bulot River, and Bulod River; plus Mt. Taguitingon and Matungao water falls.
It determines the exact territorial limits for administrative and governmental jurisdiction based on geographic reference points and natural features.
Kolambugan and Tubod and the municipal district of Tangcai shall have their territories minus the portions included in the municipal district of Magsaysay.
It ends by returning to the “point of beginning” at the abandoned tunnel passage on the Titunod River (Point 1), after an imaginary straight line via the peak of Mt. Taguitingon.
It states the boundaries are based on a map of Kolambugan showing the boundaries of the proposed municipal district of Magsaysay, prepared by the Office of the Highway District Engineer of Lanao del Norte, submitted and on file in the Office.
A formal executive issuance creating a local government unit (municipal district) through a territorial delimitation and establishment of officials.
Signed by Carlos P. Garcia as President; and by Natalio P. Castillo as Executive Secretary (by the President).
The “municipal district of Magsaysay.”