Question & AnswerQ&A (PROCLAMATION NO. 146)
The purpose of Proclamation No. 146 is to withdraw certain parcels of land in Barangay Bonuan Gueset, City of Dagupan, Province of Pangasinan, from sale or disposition and reserve them for military purposes as Naval Reservation under the administration of the Department of National Defense.
The Department of National Defense administers the lands reserved for military purposes under Proclamation No. 146.
The lands are located in Barangay Bonuan Gueset, City of Dagupan, Province of Pangasinan, Island of Luzon, Philippines.
The specific lots reserved are Lot 7027, Lot 8896, Lot 8897, and Lot 8899, all identified under Cadastre 217, Rel-015518-000267.
The total area is the sum of each lot: Lot 7027 (21,114 square meters), Lot 8896 (9,624 square meters), Lot 8897 (663 square meters), and Lot 8899 (102 square meters).
No, the lands are withdrawn from any sale or any form of disposition or settlement.
The Philippine Coast Guard and the Philippine Navy are the military agencies associated with the reserved lands.
The boundaries and measurements are indicated by survey plans, original surveys dated February 16, 1926, and subdivision surveys dated March 5 and 11, 1992, executed and approved by Engineer Rodolfo D. dela Cruz, Sr.
The proclamation reserves the land subject to any private rights, meaning private rights may subsist but the land is primarily reserved for military purposes limiting further disposition.
These markings refer to boundary monuments made of cylindrical concrete, either old or new (PS), which concretely mark the perimeter of the land as surveyed and provide legal certainty of boundaries.