Question & AnswerQ&A (Republic Act No. 5271)
Republic Act No. 5271, enacted on June 15, 1968, creates certain barrios in the Municipality of Bogo, Province of Cebu.
The barrios created are Dakit, Siocon, Don Pedro Rodriguez, and Marangog.
The barrio of Dakit comprises the sitios of Dakit, Ta-bayjo, Ba-as Guimbictan, Sambag, Kabangkalan, and Ba-gakay.
The boundaries start from Base Mark No. 4, going south following the Tolibac Creek, southeast following boundary lines and landmarks such as the lots belonging to Josefina Fontanoza, various houses, and natural features like the Pandan and Pamintao Creeks, and returning to Base Mark No. 4.
The barrio of Siocon comprises the sitios of Siocon, Dakung Baybay, Asinan, Bungtod, Lo-ok, and Maitum.
Boundaries start from the old boundary line between Nailon and the former sitio Siocon, passing landmarks such as the house of Camilo Ando, a Compang Tree near Gavino Damayo, a well at Teodoro Catamisan, the old boundary mark of barrios Odlot and Libertad, and following the coastline to the point of beginning.
The barangay consists of the sitios of Dayhagon, Buac, Cayang Norte, and Mangungot.
Its boundaries start from the seashore in the north, follow Moras Creek, Ibanez Creek, the Bogo-San Remigio National Road, private roads, and coastlines as described in the act.
The boundaries of Marangog begin at the seashore to the west, follow the boundary line between Libertad and Odlot, extend westward, run parallel to the Odlot and Guadalupe boundary lines to a breadfruit tree in Luis Capatanpatan's land, then to the seashore at Sangley Brook, and along the coastline to the starting point.
The act took effect upon its approval on June 15, 1968.
No, it was enacted without executive approval on June 15, 1968.