Title
Renaming Delpan Sports Complex to Leonardo B. Fugoso Sports Complex
Law
Manila City Ordinance No. 8401
Decision Date
Aug 15, 2015
The Delpan Sports Complex is officially renamed the Leonardo B. Fugoso Sports Complex to honor the late public servant's significant contributions to the City of Manila.

Policy and intent reflected

  • The ordinance recognizes Leonardo B. Fugoso for many years of public service to the City of Manila in different capacities with dediction and distinction.
  • The ordinance memorializes Fugoso’s local legislative service, community contributions, and notable public projects.
  • The ordinance links the renaming to Fugoso’s character and service, noting his probity and benevolence.
  • The ordinance provides for a commemorative change to a major sports facility through official renaming.

Renaming of Delpan Sports Complex

  • Section 1 renames the Delpan Sports Complex, located in the Third District of the City of Manila, as the “Leonardo B. Fugoso Sports Complex.”
  • The renamed facility is explicitly identified as the same sports complex previously known as Delpan Sports Complex.
  • The name “Leonardo B. Fugoso Sports Complex” is the official designation created by Section 1.

Required signage and dimensional lettering

  • Section 2 requires the Manila Department of Engineering and Public Works to cause the replacement of the dimensional lettering installed at the facility.
  • The replacement signage must use the following sign text:
    • LEONARDO B. FUGOSO SPORTS COMPLEX
    • (formerly Delpan Sports Complex)
  • Section 2 directs the signage update specifically for the Delpan Sports Complex now designated as the Leonardo B. Fugoso Sports Complex.

Distribution of copies to offices

  • Section 3 requires furnishing copies of the ordinance to the following offices:
    • the Office of the President
    • the Speaker of the House of Representative
    • the National Historical Commission of the Philippines
    • the Philippines Postal Corporation
    • the Manila Department of Engineering and Public Works
  • Section 3 treats this furnishing as mandatory for the listed public entities connected to governance, commemoration, and administrative implementation.

Approval and implementation steps

  • Section 4 states that the ordinance takes effect upon its approval.
  • The ordinance was approved by His Honor, the Mayor, on 21st of August 2015.
  • The Manila Department of Engineering and Public Works is the designated office responsible for implementing the physical signage change under Section 2.

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