Specification of Newly Classified National Roads
- The order clearly enumerates roads now to be classified as national roads, providing exact start and end points along with corresponding kilometer markers and lengths:
- Ilocos Norte: Bacarra-Pasuquin-Burgos Road, 52.32 km (Km 512.24 to Km 564.56).
- Occidental Negro: Sto. Niño-Benago Section of Bacolod-Sto. Niño Road, 1.98 km (Km 3.00 to Km 4.98).
- Romblon: Badajoz-Carmen Road, 7.00 km (Km 0.00 to Km 7.00), and Odiongan to Ferrol Airport Road, 9.20 km (Km 54.80 to Km 64.00).
- Tayabas: Casiguran Port-Dilalangan Road, 21.20 km (Km 0.00 to Km 21.20), and Mulanay-Aurora Road, 28.46 km (Km 280.53 to Km 308.99).
Legal Authority and Formalization
- Signed and enacted by the President of the Philippines, Manuel L. Quezon, and authenticated by the Secretary to the President, Jorge B. Vargas.
- Executed in Manila on July 30, 1941, during the Commonwealth period.
Purpose and Legal Effect
- The Executive Order serves to officially include specified roads into the national road network.
- This classification mandates national government responsibility for maintenance and administration.
- It ensures uniformity and standardization for road infrastructure development under the national government.
Scope and Implementation
- Applies exclusively to the listed roads and segments within the respective provinces.
- Positions the enumerated roads for potential inclusion in national infrastructure planning and budgeting.
- Assists in coordinated road development and national connectivity enhancement initiatives.