Sorteo ng Bukidon CLUP:

Carmona, Cavite

The People’s Plan

1. Incompetence of the LGU personnel to carry out the process of planning

2. Disinterest of the Local Chief Executive to effectively create long, medium and short term plans

3. Absence of reliable data which will serve as the basis for planning

Current Reality

Vision Reality

GapStrategies PPAs

CBMSRound 1

2008

CBMSRound 2

2011

CBMSRound 3

2014

Sectoral Development Issues and Concerns

Sectoral Development Objectives and Sectoral Development Objectives and Strategies

Sectoral Programs and Projects

Project Ideas or Project Briefs

Local Development Investment Program

Programs an Project Implementation

NGA Programs

New Local Legislation

Local Legislative Agenda

ECOLOGICAL PROFILE

Detailed Sectoral Studies

ZONING AND OTHER LEGISLATION

CLUP POLICIESLGU Mandates and

Thrusts

Development Strategies and

Policies

DETAILED SECTORAL

STUDIES

SPATIAL REQUIREMENT

(with Policies/ Strategies/ Zoning

Ordinance)

Total Land Area

Less Land for Protection

Land Supply

Vision, Sectoral Needs and Wants

Estimated Land Requirement

Land Demand

MATCHED?

YES

ADJUSTMENT / REVISION?

Residential

Commercial

Industrial

Institutional

Infrastructure

Open Space

Parks and Playgrounds

NO

NIPAS

NON-NIPAS

CULTURAL HERITAGE

ECAs

CONTENT OF THE CLUPVolume 1 – The Comprehensive Land Use Plan

Volume 2 – Zoning Ordinance

Volume 3 – The Sectoral Studies ( a documentation of the supporting

studies that were undertaken to arrive at the resultants CLUP

Contents of CLUP Volume 3 – The Sectoral StudiesPHYSICAL/ NATURAL/ENVIRONMENT

Disaster Risk Reduction Management (DRRM) and Climate Change Adaptation (CCA)Water Resources

DEMOGRAPHYDemographic Profiling

SOCIAL SECTOREducationHealth and SanitationHousingSocial Welfare ServicesProtective ServicesSports and Recreation

ECONOMIC SECTORAgriculture

Review the quantified sectoral area requirements

Adjust total land requirements base on the preferred dev’t thrusts options/ strategies and match with available land supply

Identify proposed land uses, quantify and tabulate areas

Plot/ delineate land uses on the based map

Delineate transportation network and proposed circulation pattern

Formulate land use policies to govern functional areas

Identify programs and projects that will support the implementation of the plan

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Total sectoral land requirements in hectares

Adjusted total demand for land and growth management

strategies

Table on proposed land (and water) use areas

Proposed Land Use Plan

Traffic Management/ Improvement Plan/ Strategies

Land Use Policies

General Listing of consolidated programs and

projects

LAND USE CATEGORIES ACTUAL LAND USES 2010 PROPOSED ALLOCATION

FOR CLUP 2011-2022 INCREASE/DECREASE

AREA % OF TOTAL LAND AREA AREA % OF TOTAL

LAND AREA AREA % OF TOTAL LAND AREA

URBAN USE 1030.09 33.31 1345.17 43.50 315.08 10.19 RESIDENTIAL 350.38 11.33 530.28 17.15 179.90 5.82 COMMERCIAL 62.55 2.02 119.68 3.87 57.13 1.85 INSTITUTIONAL 14.67 0.47 30.46 0.99 15.79 0.51 INFRASTRUCTURE & UTILITIES 107.83 3.49 127.07 4.11 19.24 0.62

ROADS 107.70 3.48 126.94 4.11 19.24 0.62 CELL SITES 0.13 0.00 0.13 0.00 0.00 0.00

PARKS & PLAYGROUNDS 197.55 6.39 233.33 7.55 35.78 1.16 MUNICIPAL FACILITIES 15.39 0.50 15.39 0.50 0.00 0.00 MSW GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 127.76 4.13 127.76 4.13 0.00 0.00 MJC-SL HIPPODROME 51.40 1.66 51.40 1.66 0.00 0.00 CARMONA RACING CIRCUIT 3.00 0.10 3.00 0.10 0.00 0.00 COMMERCIAL RECREATIONAL CENTER 0.00 0.00 35.78 1.16 35.78 1.16

INDUSTRIAL 297.11 9.61 304.32 9.84 7.21 0.23 AGRICULTURAL 903.22 29.21 1442.42 46.65 539.20 17.44

SAFDZ 187.00 6.05 128.04 4.14 -58.96 1.91 COMMUNAL/SORTEO 187.00 6.05 128.04 4.14 -58.96 1.91 *PRIVATE RICELANDS 20.00 0.65 0.00 0.00 -20.00 0.65

PRIVATE AGRICULTURAL LANDS 696.22 22.52 1314.38 42.51 618.16 19.99 PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT 1005.35 32.51 89.22 2.89 -916.13 29.63 PROTECTED AREAS/WATERSHED 80.78 2.61 80.78 2.61 0.00 0.00 OTHER USES 72.56 2.35 134.41 4.35 61.85 2.00

CEMETERY 6.27 0.20 10.00 0.32 3.73 0.12 ECO-CENTER MRF/DEMOFARM 1.00 0.03 3.87 0.13 2.87 0.09 CLOSED MMDA DUMPSITE TO PUD 65.29 2.11 0.00 0.00 -65.29 2.11 SLAUGHTERHOUSE 0.00 0.00 1.93 0.06 1.93 0.06 ECO-TOURISM 0.00 0.00 115.18 3.73 115.18 3.73 EXPANSION OF MOTORPOOL 0.00 0.00 3.43 0.11 3.43 0.11

TOTAL 3092.00 100.00 3092.00 100.00 0.00 0.00

POPULATION PROJECTION FOR 10 YEARS SPACE NEEDED FOR 10 YEARS

VULNERABLE GROUPSPERSONS WITH DISABILITY

BarangayTotal Population

(CBMS Survey 2011)

# of PWD %

Barangay 1 2931 18 0.61%Barangay 2 418 4 0.96%Barangay 3 528 0 0.00%Barangay 4 572 7 1.22%Barangay 5 605 11 1.82%Barangay 6 691 4 0.58%Barangay 7 665 9 1.35%Barangay 8 2764 27 0.98%Barangay 9 9185 71 0.77%Barangay 10 6763 45 0.67%Barangay 11 9567 76 0.79%Barangay 12 22160 163 0.74%Barangay 13 9310 25 0.27%Barangay 14 12066 58 0.48%

Total 78225 518 0.66%

Total Population including Persons with Disability

Household Population

0 01 17 70 00 0

70 79

380 4180 00 00 0

<7 0 07…8 0 0>8 450 497HighModerate 54 65Low 267 292

Eartquake-Induced Landslide

Ground Rupture

Hazards

Affected Persons with Disability by Hazards

Flood

LowModerateHighLowModerate to HighLowModerateHighLowModerateHigh

IntensityGround Shaking

Liquefaction

Rain-Induced Landslide

VULNERABLE GROUPSSENIOR CITIZEN

BarangayTotal Population

(CBMS Survey 2011)

# of Senior Citizen %

Barangay 1 2931 195 6.65%Barangay 2 418 49 11.72%Barangay 3 528 69 13.07%Barangay 4 572 54 9.44%Barangay 5 605 68 11.24%Barangay 6 691 75 10.85%Barangay 7 665 74 11.13%Barangay 8 2764 163 5.90%Barangay 9 9185 453 4.93%Barangay 10 6763 271 4.01%Barangay 11 9567 522 5.46%Barangay 12 22160 889 4.01%Barangay 13 9310 492 5.28%Barangay 14 12066 329 2.73%

Total 78225 3703 4.73%

Total Population including Senior Citizen

Household Population

0 02 2

63 790 00 0

339 4150 0

2269 2924

<77…8>8 2608 3339High 0 0Moderate 287 381Low 1707 2217

Liquefaction

Ground RuptureHighModerateLow

Ground Shaking Intensity

Rain-Induced LandslideHighModerateLow

FloodModerate to HighLow

Affected Senior Citizen by Hazards

Hazards

Eartquake-Induced LandslideHighModerateLow

PROTECTED AREA From CARP

From Nearby Towns

From Land Conversion

Existing Land Use Map2010

SORTEO NG BUKID

Equal economic opportunities

Preservation of Agriculture Land

Promote Food Security

Maintain Ecological Balance

Preservation of Local Tradition

Must be original CARMONIANS with legal

partners or a widower

those unmarried Carmonians with age 50

and above on or before the raffle date

those Carmonians residing abroad

the eldest child of deceased parents

• Right to till the land for free in a span of three years

• Free irrigation supply

• Modern Technology

• Financial Loan Assistance

• Agricultural Support – Farm Inputs

• 125 slots winning an amount of P35,000.00 each

• 4 slots for P100,000.00 each, • 19 slots winning P5,000.00 each for every

500th draw.

Converted lots = Income-generating Parcels

Income Generating Parcels

Converted Land

Those are parcels that are

being leased from the LGU for

commercial uses, roads,

schools, public market, while

others are sold by the LGU for

industrial uses but with prior

consent from the people

through public consultations.

• P 35, 000.00 / slot• Priority employment and training for

CARMONIANS (industrial and commercial lot)• Additional income for LGU• (9, 700 entries on 2013)

NO RELIABLE DATA NO QUALITY PLAN

CBMS DATADRRM and CCA MatricesPopulation Composition by Working-Age, School-Age, Dependent-Age Group and Sex, 2008Total Population by Age Group by Sex, 2008Labor Force Population By Sex and Employment Status, 2008School-Going Age Population by Sex, 2008Household Population by Urban-Rural Barangay and Average Household Size, 2008Urbanization Level for the Past 20 YearsPopulation Density, Gross Density & Built-Up Density, 2008Historical Growth of PopulationCrude Birth Rate and Crude Death Rate for the Last 5 YearsMarital StatusPopulation by Dialect Spoken, 2008Population by Religious Affiliation, 2008Literacy Rate of the Population 10 Years Old and AboveTotal Population Projection by Barangay, 2008-2020Projected Number of Households by Barangay, 2008-2020Projected Population by Age Group, 2009-2020Projected School-Age Population, Labor Force and Dependent Population, 2009-2020School By Level, Type, Facilities and Condition, 2009Student – Teacher and Student- Classroom Ratio by LevelTertiary and Vocational/ Technical Schools by Type & Total Enrollment, 2009Historical Enrollment by Level for the Last 3 Years

CBMS DATAHousehold Population 3 Years Old and Over by Highest Educational Attainment, 2008Educational indicators by School by Level and Type of SchoolHistorical Enrollment Participation Rate for the Last 5 YearsProjected Classroom, Teacher Requirements in Public Schools by LevelMedical Health Facilities and Personnel, 2008General Health Situation For the Last 6 YearsTen Leading Causes of Morbidity, 2008Ten Leading Causes of Mortality, 2008Malnourished Children for the Last 3 YearsNumber of Households in Occupied Housing Units by Type of Toilet Facilities, 2008Projected Needs of Medical PersonnelProjected Requirements for Barangay Health Stations (BHS)Existing Cemeteries and Memorial Parks, 2008Solid Waste Generation by Source, 2008Methods of Solid Waste Disposal/Treatment, 2008Housing Situation for the Last Three YearsHousing Backlog, Year 2009Inventory of Residential Subdivisions, 2009Resettlement Areas, 2009Housing Facilities and Utilities Situation, 2008Owner Households in Occupied Housing Unit by Tenure Status of Housing Units and LotsCurrent and Projected Housing NeedDay Care Services, 2009Senior Citizens Facilities and ServicesOther Social Welfare Facilities

CBMS DATAHistorical Number of Population served by Type of Clientele SystemSocial Welfare Related Projects, Approved/ Funded for Implementation, 2008Projected Number of Day Care CenterFire Incidence for the Last 5 YearsCrime Incidence by Barangay for the Last 5 YearsExisting Major Agricultural Crops by Area, Production and Market, 2009Comparative Agricultural Crop Areas and Production, 2008-2009Existing Livestock and Poultry Farms, Year 2009Major and Minor Agricultural Occupations/Groups in Urban and Rural Areas, Actual Production & Current Demand for Agricultural Products, 2009Demand Projection (M.T.) for Agricultural Products for the Next Ten (10) YearsEmployment by Type/ Classification/Type of Business and TradeHousehold Served and Unserved by ElectricityType of Water Facility, 2008Inventory of Telecommunication Tower

protect / preserve the land

preserve the tradition

provide employment

promote food security

empower the people