QuestionsQuestions (PROCLAMATION No. 41)
It cites Section 1 of Act No. 3915, as amended, and Section 2 of Republic Act No. 826.
It provides that the reservation shall be under the administration of the Commission on Parks and Wildlife.
It withdraws the land from sale or settlement and reserves it for national park purposes (i.e., for public/national park use).
The recommendation was from the Secretary of Agriculture and Natural Resources as Chairman of the Commission on Parks and Wildlife.
No. It reserves the land subject to private rights if any there be.
It is situated in the Cities of Manila and Pasay and the Municipality of Parañaque, Province of Rizal, Island of Luzon.
Bounded on the North by Manila Bay; on the east by Dewey Boulevard; and on the south and west by Manila Bay.
Through a metes-and-bounds technical description with reference to “plan N.P. No. 34” and specific bearings and distances to numbered points.
It contains an approximate area of 4,646,612 square meters, more or less.
It prevents the land from being disposed of through sales or being settled/alienated under laws governing land classification, because it is being set aside for a reserved public purpose (national park).
It indicates that a recommending agency (Commission on Parks and Wildlife through the Secretary of Agriculture and Natural Resources) initiates or supports the action, and the President issues the proclamation based on statutory authority.
It is reserved for national park purposes and is to be known as “Manila Bay Beach Resort.”
It states the reservation is “subject to private rights if any there be,” meaning existing valid private rights (if any) are not automatically disregarded.
It ensures the land can be precisely surveyed and identified, reducing disputes over boundaries and coverage of the reservation.