Law Summary
Legal Authority and Recommendation
- The reservation was made upon the recommendation of the Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources.
- The action was executed by the President of the Philippines, exercising powers vested by law.
Detailed Description and Boundaries of Reserved Parcels
- The reserved area includes five specific parcels of land identified as Lots 7027, 8896, 8897, and 8899, all under Cad 217, Rel-015518-000267.
- Each lot is precisely described with reference to its location in Barangay Bonuan Gueset, City of Dagupan, Province of Pangasinan, Island of Luzon.
- The boundaries for each lot are established with adjoining lots, roads, and cadastral points.
Lot 7027 Specifics
- Area: 21,114 square meters.
- Bounding landmarks include Lot 7028, Lot 8896, Lot 7029, and a National Road (15 meters wide).
- Survey monuments and bearings are provided, dated back to 1926 and a subdivision survey from 1992.
Lot 8896 Specifics
- Area: 9,624 square meters.
- Bounded by Lot 7026, Lots 8897, 8899 (relocation survey plan), and Lot 8898 of Dagupan Cadastre.
- Survey details include monuments and references to specific bearings.
Lot 8897 Specifics
- Area: 663 square meters.
- Bounded by Lots 8899 and 8896.
- Survey data includes coordinates, monuments, and bearings with original and subdivision survey dates.
Lot 8899 Specifics
- Area: 102 square meters.
- Bounded by Lots 8897, 8898, and 8896.
- Survey details consistently referencing dated monuments and bearing directions.
Survey Information and Validation
- Original surveys were conducted on February 16, 1926.
- Subdivision surveys were executed on March 5 and 11, 1992, by Engineer Rodolfo D. dela Cruz, Sr.
- Approval for the surveys was given on May 28, 1992.
Administrative and Legal Formalities
- The proclamation was signed and sealed by the President of the Philippines.
- The Executive Secretary officially certified the issuance under presidential authority.
- This declaration effectively places the specified lands under legal protection for military (naval) use, prohibiting disposition or private sale.