QuestionsQuestions (EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 421)
It is made pursuant to Section 68 of the Revised Administrative Code.
Belison, Maradiona, Delima, Buenavista, Rombang, Sinaja, Boroc-boroc, Ipil, Mojon, Concepcion, and Cotcot.
At the barrio of Belison.
It shall begin to exist upon the appointment and qualification of the mayor, vice-mayor, and a majority of the councilors.
Patnongon shall have the same territory minus that comprised in Belison, as delimited by the boundaries in the EO.
It uses a starting point (Point 1 at the mouth of Aparri Creek) and then enumerates a series of bearings and distances between points, including reference to marine waters under Section 2321 of the Revised Administrative Code.
To define the extent/character of the municipality’s boundary along marine waters according to the rule under that provision.
The Bureau of Lands.
Scale: 1:20,000.
The sketch plan or map showing the boundaries of the proposed municipality of Belison, prepared and submitted by the Bureau of Lands.
Point 1 is situated at the mouth of Aparri Creek and is the starting point for the boundary line description.
Patnongon and Belison. Patnongon is the source of the segregated barrios, and it retains the same territory minus the area forming Belison.
Carlos P. Garcia as President of the Philippines, and Natalio P. Castillo as Executive Secretary (by the President).
March 10, 1961.
It segregates them from Patnongon and organizes them into an independent municipality.