Geographic Boundaries
- West: Marine waters as defined by section 2321 of the Revised Administrative Code.
- North: Boundary line between the barrios of Jugban and Malimono, from Point Agata to Mt. Banderahan.
- East: Boundary separating barrios of Malimono and Sison, including the Surigao-Mainit boundary.
- South: Provincial boundary between Surigao and Agusan.
- Reference map scale: 1:125,000, prepared by Highway District Engineer Calo C. Castronuevo.
Composition of the Municipality
- Includes barrios: Malimono (municipal seat), Masgad, Cantapoy, Pili.
- Incorporates sitios: Cagtinai, Tinago, Cayawan, Hanagdong, Bunyasan, Dinaligan, Manhayag, Can-aga, Karihatag.
- The municipality of Surigao retains its territory excluding the areas allocated to Malimono.
Conditions for Municipal Existence
- Municipality begins official existence upon:
- Appointment and qualification of mayor, vice-mayor, and majority of councilors.
- Certification by the Secretary of Finance confirming:
- Financial capability to implement the Minimum Wage Law.
- Ability to fulfill statutory obligations and provide essential municipal services.
- The remaining municipality of Surigao's capacity to maintain governance and services after segregation.
Legal Formalization
- The order was executed in Manila, July 31, 1956, under the presidency of Ramon Magsaysay.
- Signed by President Ramon Magsaysay and Executive Secretary Fortunato De Leon.
These provisions collectively define the legal creation, territorial scope, administrative structure, and operational conditions for the municipality of Malimono within the province of Surigao, ensuring compliance with financial and governance standards prior to establishment.