Renaming Delpan Sports Complex to Leonardo B. Fugoso Sports Complex

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MANILA CITY ORDICE NO. 8401: Renaming Delpan Sports Complex to Leonardo B. Fugoso Sports Complex

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Title Source: Supreme Court: 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.

Contributions and Legacy

His notable projects include street lighting, upgrading and modernizing roads in the 3rd District.
Initiated the construction of the Valeriano E. Fugoso Library, named after his father, a former Manila Mayor.
Known for his probity and benevolence until his death on January 8, 2012.

Renaming of Delpan Sports Complex

The ordinance officially renames the Delpan Sports Complex located in Manila's Third District to the "Leonardo B. Fugoso Sports Complex."

Responsibilities for Implementation

The Manila Department of Engineering and Public Works is tasked to replace the existing signage at the sports complex to reflect the new name.
The new signage must include both the new and former names: "LEONARDO B. FUGOSO SPORTS COMPLEX (formerly Delpan Sports Complex)."

Distribution and Notification

Copies of the ordinance shall be distributed to key government offices: the Office of the President, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the National Historical Commission of the Philippines, the Philippine Postal Corporation, and the Manila Department of Engineering and Public Works.

Effectivity

The ordinance takes effect immediately upon approval.
The ordinance was enacted by the City Council on August 6, 2015, and approved by the Mayor on August 21, 2015.

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