Title
Revision of National Roads Classification EO 323
Law
Executive Order No. 323
Decision Date
Feb 5, 1941
Executive Order No. 323, issued in 1958, created the municipality of Tukuran in Zamboanga del Sur, Philippines, by separating certain barrios from the municipality of Labangan, with defined boundaries and conditions for establishment.

Legal basis and prior amendment

  • Executive Order No. 323 states that Executive Order No. 135, dated December 31, 1937, as amended, is further amended.
  • Executive Order No. 323 continues the revision of National Roads classification initiated by Executive Order No. 135.

Policy and purpose

  • Executive Order No. 323 provides for the further amendment of the National Roads classification by adding specified roads to the National Roads list.

Scope of coverage: National Roads added

  • Executive Order No. 323 includes Gamu Cadre Road in the classification of National Roads under ISABELA.
  • Executive Order No. 323 places Gamu Cadre Road from 1.055 (Km.) as part of the National Roads classification.
  • Executive Order No. 323 includes Lucena Airport Road in the classification of National Roads under TAYABAS.
  • Executive Order No. 323 places Lucena Airport Road from 137.81 (Km.) to 138.41 (Km.), with a length of 0.60 (Km.).

Technical road listing details

  • ISABELA — Gamu Cadre Road is classified as a National Road with the coverage starting at 1.055 (Km.).
  • TAYABAS — Lucena Airport Road is classified as a National Road with a route segment from 137.81 (Km.) to 138.41 (Km.).
  • TAYABAS — Lucena Airport Road is assigned a length of 0.60 (Km.) for the classified segment.

Implementing and transitory provisions

  • Executive Order No. 323 does not prescribe implementation procedures, agencies, or deadlines beyond revising the National Roads classification.
  • Executive Order No. 323 does not set an effectivity or publication rule within its operative provisions.

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