Question & AnswerQ&A (PROCLAMATION NO. 360)
The purpose of Executive Order No. 323 is to amend Executive Order No. 135 dated December 31, 1937, further revising the classification of roads in the Philippines by including additional roads as National Roads.
The Gamu Cadre Road in Isabela and the Lucena Airport Road in Tayabas were added to the classification of National Roads.
The Lucena Airport Road is 0.60 kilometers long according to the classification in Executive Order No. 323.
President Manuel L. Quezon signed Executive Order No. 323.
It was signed on February 5, 1941.
The amendment specifically adds certain roads to the existing classification of National Roads under Executive Order No. 135.
Classifying a road as a National Road designates it as part of the national highway system, likely affecting its maintenance, funding, and jurisdiction under the national government.
Jorge B. Vargas was the Secretary to the President who signed Executive Order No. 323.
The order is issued under the authority of the Commonwealth of the Philippines' President, exercising executive power to organize and classify public roads.
No, Executive Order No. 323 specifically deals only with the classification of roads and does not detail penalties or specific procedures for maintenance or use.
It refers to the sixth year of the establishment of the Commonwealth government of the Philippines, which started in 1935, indicating the year 1941.