Technical Description and Location
- The law provides a detailed technical description of the boundaries of Mount Bulaylay using bearings and distances.
- This precise demarcation guides development and management efforts.
Tourism Development Planning and Conservation
- Within one year of the Act's approval, DOT, in coordination with the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and other agencies, must prepare a comprehensive tourism development plan.
- The plan includes construction, installation, and maintenance of facilities and infrastructure to enhance accessibility and security for tourists.
- The development plan must preserve and conserve the area's historic significance.
- All activities and developments must adhere to the ecotourism principles outlined in the National Ecotourism Strategy issued by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and DOT.
Implementation and Integration into National Plans
- The DOT and its attached agencies are tasked to immediately implement the development plan tailored for Mount Bulaylay.
- This plan shall be incorporated into the National Tourism Development Plan to ensure coordinated efforts and resource allocation.
Funding and Resource Allocation
- The Secretary of DOT is responsible for including the Act's implementation in the Department’s programs.
- Funding sources include the annual General Appropriations Act and DOT's internally generated funds.
Rulemaking and Local Government Collaboration
- Within 60 days of the enactment, DOT must, in consultation with Cuyapo's local government unit, promulgate rules and regulations for proper implementation.
Effectivity of the Act
- The Act takes effect 15 days following its publication in the Official Gazette or a newspaper of general circulation, ensuring timely enforcement and public awareness.