Description and Boundaries of the Parcel
- The parcel is bounded by private property, streets, esteros (water bodies), and other subdivisions.
- The detailed boundaries include:
- East: Private property of Mrs. Carolina L. Gozon
- Southeast: Extension of Rodriguez Street
- Southwest: Mouth of Estero de Vitas
- North and Northwest: City of Manila's Motor Pool and Composting Plant
- East/North: Berkencotter Real Estate Subdivision, Estero de Sunog Apog
- Total approximate area is 9,545 square meters.
- Data are subject to change upon approval of the proposed subdivision plan.
Subdivision and Disposition Procedures
- The Director of Lands is tasked with subdividing the land into convenient lot sizes.
- Lots shall be allocated in accordance with the law.
- Certain portions will be excluded for public infrastructure such as streets, alleys, drainage works, and other public improvements.
- The subdivision plan must conform with the National Planning Commission's approved plan.
Eligibility and Screening for Lot Acquisition
- The Social Welfare Administration will screen and process applications from occupants.
- Only bona fide occupants are eligible to apply.
- Entitlement prioritization is based on deserving status as determined by the screening process.
Allocation Process and Contingency Plan
- If lots are insufficient to accommodate all bona fide occupants, a raffle system will be employed for allocation.
- Occupants who do not receive lots through the raffle will be prioritized in other government resettlement projects.
Legal Authority and Execution
- The reservation and subdivision are done under the authority of the President of the Philippines, based on recommendation by the Secretary of Agriculture and Natural Resources.
- The proclamation is formalized and sealed by the President and witnessed by the Executive Secretary.
- Date of effectivity is October 2, 1963, in Manila.