Territorial Boundaries
- Northern Boundary: From part of the sitio of Licapao to the summit of Mount Sucadan, Bulakon, reaching the summit of Mount Talaysague along the boundary of Tubod, as per Executive Order No. 13 (April 21, 1917).
- Western Boundary: Traverses sitio of Mabatao and a straight line to Upper Eebe, also passing through parts of Camp Allere and Lindogan sitios.
- Southern Boundary: Defined by the northern and eastern edges of the Municipality of Lala as fixed in Executive Order No. 13 (April 21, 1917).
- Eastern Boundary: Along the portion of the Nunungan boundary line.
- The municipality of Baroy retains its original territory minus the areas incorporated into Salvador.
Conditions for the Municipality's Existence
- The Municipality of Salvador shall officially come into existence upon:
- The appointment and qualification of its mayor, vice-mayor, and majority of the councilors.
- Certification from the Secretary of Finance indicating:
- Financial capability to implement the Minimum Wage Law.
- Ability to meet all statutory obligations and provide essential municipal services.
- The mother municipality of Baroy's continued ability to maintain its government and fulfill obligations after the territorial segregation.
Legal and Administrative Authority
- This creation is executed by the President of the Philippines under Executive Order No. 370, dated January 13, 1960.
- It reflects compliance with relevant administrative laws and local government organization provisions.
Key Legal Concepts Involved
- Territorial segregation and administrative reorganization of local government units.
- Financial responsibility and capability as prerequisites for municipal creation.
- Preservation of the viability of the mother municipality post-separation.
- Formal appointment and qualification of officials as a condition for legal existence of a new municipality.
Documentation and Execution
- The boundaries and creation details are based on prior Executive Orders and provincial resolutions (notably Executive Order No. 13, 1917 and Provincial Resolution No. 349, 1959).
- The Executive Order is signed and promulgated in Manila by President Carlos P. Garcia and Assistant Executive Secretary Enrique C. Quema.
This comprehensive explanation covers the essential provisions, territorial scope, administrative conditions, and procedural requirements set forth in the Executive Order concerning the establishment of the Municipality of Salvador in the province of Lanao del Norte.