Seat of Government
- The seat of government is established at the barrio of Maasim within the new municipality.
Territorial Boundaries
- Boundaries clearly defined starting from the north of Taluc Creek, proceeding northward to the boundary of Kiamba and Surala, then eastward along Kiamba-General Santos boundary, south to Siguil River, following Siguil River downstream to Sarangani Bay, and along the coast westward back to the initial point.
- Territorial adjustments reduce the areas of Kiamba and General Santos by the portions incorporated into Maasim.
Legislative Approval and Commencement of Existence
- Creation approved through House Bill No. 10063 by the House of Representatives.
- Municipality becomes operative upon:
- Appointment and qualification of the Mayor, Vice-Mayor, and majority of councilors.
- Certification by the Secretary of Finance on financial capability.
Financial and Administrative Conditions
- Certification that Maasim can meet statutory obligations and provide essential services typical of a regular municipality.
- Confirmation that Kiamba and General Santos can maintain their governments effectively and meet all their obligations after territorial segregation.
Legal Effectivity and Authentication
- Executive Order signed and dated October 1, 1964, in Manila.
- Signed by the President of the Philippines and authenticated by the Acting Assistant Executive Secretary.