Technical Description of the Parcel
- Land classified as Timberland under Project No. 9, Block-B, Land Classification Map No. 619.
- The parcel situated within Barangays Lubigan and Moriones in San Jose, Tarlac.
- Boundaries described with reference points and measurements in degrees and meters, establishing clear limits.
- Marked on ground by concrete monuments according to L.C. Map No. 1125 certified on October 18, 1926.
- The Sketch Plan dated January 20, 2004, provides the official demarcation subject to precise survey.
Conditions Governing Use and Development
- At least 50% of the land must be planted with trees and perennials, preferably indigenous species, maintained as a forest park.
- Tree cutting is prohibited without prior permit from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).
- Any development for eco-tourism purposes must undergo an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).
Eco-Tourism Management Board Composition and Role
- Board composed of representatives from:
- Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)
- Department of Tourism (DOT)
- Two Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) representatives
- Provincial Government of Tarlac (Chairperson)
- Tasked to formulate policies governing the implementation and management of the eco-tourism park and campsite.
Legal Effect and Formalization
- The Declaration was executed and signed by the President of the Philippines.
- The seal of the Republic of the Philippines was affixed to formalize the proclamation.
- Executed in the City of Manila on April 12, 2004, with the Executive Secretary countersigning.
This proclamation provides a legal framework for the conservation, development, and sustainable management of a defined area of public timberland under provincial administration, promoting eco-tourism under regulatory compliance and environmental protection standards.