San Andres, Quezon declared a municipality

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 174: San Andres, Quezon declared a municipality

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Title Supreme Court: San Andres, Quezon declared a municipality

Law: Executive Order No. 174

Decision Date: Oct 5, 1965

An executive order declares the municipal district of San Andres in Quezon province as a municipality based on its average annual revenue, with the current officials continuing until new ones are elected.

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Revenue Requirement for Municipal Status

San Andres realized an average annual revenue exceeding four thousand pesos.
This revenue benchmark is measured over the last four consecutive fiscal years ending June 30, 1963.
The General Auditing Office certified the revenue compliance.

Classification of the New Municipality

San Andres is classified as a fifth class municipality.
Under Republic Act No. 2368, this corresponds to a seventh class municipality.

Legislative Approval

The conversion from municipal district to municipality was approved through House Bill No. 4864.
The House of Representatives formally approved this bill.

Continuity of Local Officials

The incumbent elective municipal district officials retain their positions as officials of the newly declared municipality.
These officials will remain until new officials are elected in the next general elections and have qualified.

Formalization and Effectivity

Executive Order No. 174 was signed by President Diosdado Macapagal on October 5, 1965.
The order is executed in Manila and is promulgated through the Acting Executive Secretary Salvador L. Mariao.

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