A RESOLUTION REQUESTING HONORABLE FRANKLIN DRILON, SENATOR OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES TO ALLOCATE FUNDS FROM HIS COUNTRYSIDE DEVELOPMENT FUND FOR THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT OF CUTCUT BARANGAY HALL IN THE AMOUNT OF ONE MILLION EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED NINETY NINE PESOS AND SEVENTY FOUR CENTAVOS (P 1,851,299.74).
WHEREAS, the improvement of Cutcut Barangay Hall is a priority concern of this Barangay;
WHEREAS, Barangay Cutcut having limited funds and income necessitate the allocation for the improvements of Cutcut Barangay Hall;
WHEREAS, its proposed improvement of Cutcut Barangay Hall will be more advantageous and convenient, management-wise, resulting in increased efficiency in operations and improved services to the public.
WHEREAS, this august body and the people of Barangay Cutcut look up to Honorable Senator Franklin Drilon for support towards the realization of this endeavor.
NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Kagawad ROY DANTE C.OGURIDA duly seconded by Kagawad FERNANDO A. BONDOC;
RESOLVE, AS IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, to adopt a resolution requesting Honorable FRANKLIN DRILON, Senator of the Republic of the Philippines to allocate funds from his countryside development fund for the proposed improvement of Cutcut Barangay Hall in the amount of One Million Eight Hundred Fifty One Thousand Two Hundred Ninety Nine Pesos and Seventy Four Centavos (P 1,851,299.74).
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this resolution be forwarded to the Office of the Honorable Senator FRANKLIN DRILON and other government agencies concerned for their reference and guidelines.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED in regular session assembled by Cutcut Barangay Council held on February 08, 2011 at the Cutcut Barangay Hall, Angeles City.
Monday, February 7, 2011
RESOLUTION No. 04 Series of 2011
A Resolution granting financial assistance amounting five thousand pesos (Php 5,000.00) each of the four (4) families who were affected by the fire which happened on the 17th of January 2011 and such amount is chargeable to the 5% Calamity Funds.
WHEREAS, on the 17th day of January around 2:00 o’clock in the afternoon, a fire incident occurred in a residential house located at # 307 Rosal St., Nepo Subd., Cutcut, Angeles City.
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of RA 8185, otherwise known as ‘An Act Amending Section 324 (d) of RA 7160, otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991’, (sic) its Implementing Rules and Regulations, and Executive Order No. 201 dated 26 April 2003, it is hereby clarified that the 5% local calamity fund of every local government unit (LGU) shall be utilized only for the relief, reconstruction, rehabilitation and other works and services, in connection with a calamity which occurred during the budget year. Under the aforesaid Act, calamity has been defined as a state of extreme distress or great misfortune caused by adverse event or natural force, causing widespread loss or extensive damage to livestocks, lives, crops and properties. Accordingly, any adverse event, such as but not limited to, acts of terrorism and spread of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) or other endemics, that could fall within the ambit of the definition of calamity defined by law, can be a legal basis for LGUs concerned to declare their own state of calamity.
WHEREAS, the Fund valid for used on relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction and other works or services in connection with man-made disasters resulting from unlawful acts of insurgents, terrorists and other criminals, as well as for disaster preparedness and other pre-disaster activities.
NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Barangay Kagawad ROY DANTE OGURIDA, duly seconded by Barangay Kagawad JUANITO D. DAYRIT in a session assembled, do hereby approved the financial assistance amounting to five thousand pesos (Php 5,000.00) each of the four (4) families who were affected by the fire last 17th of January 2011 chargeable to the 5% Calamity Funds.
Approved, January 18, 2011.
WHEREAS, on the 17th day of January around 2:00 o’clock in the afternoon, a fire incident occurred in a residential house located at # 307 Rosal St., Nepo Subd., Cutcut, Angeles City.
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of RA 8185, otherwise known as ‘An Act Amending Section 324 (d) of RA 7160, otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991’, (sic) its Implementing Rules and Regulations, and Executive Order No. 201 dated 26 April 2003, it is hereby clarified that the 5% local calamity fund of every local government unit (LGU) shall be utilized only for the relief, reconstruction, rehabilitation and other works and services, in connection with a calamity which occurred during the budget year. Under the aforesaid Act, calamity has been defined as a state of extreme distress or great misfortune caused by adverse event or natural force, causing widespread loss or extensive damage to livestocks, lives, crops and properties. Accordingly, any adverse event, such as but not limited to, acts of terrorism and spread of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) or other endemics, that could fall within the ambit of the definition of calamity defined by law, can be a legal basis for LGUs concerned to declare their own state of calamity.
WHEREAS, the Fund valid for used on relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction and other works or services in connection with man-made disasters resulting from unlawful acts of insurgents, terrorists and other criminals, as well as for disaster preparedness and other pre-disaster activities.
NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Barangay Kagawad ROY DANTE OGURIDA, duly seconded by Barangay Kagawad JUANITO D. DAYRIT in a session assembled, do hereby approved the financial assistance amounting to five thousand pesos (Php 5,000.00) each of the four (4) families who were affected by the fire last 17th of January 2011 chargeable to the 5% Calamity Funds.
Approved, January 18, 2011.
RESOLUTION No. 03 Series of 2011
A RESOLUTION persuading the Honorable Barangay Chairman CECILIA C. NEPOMUCENO the non-issuance of Barangay Clearance and or Barangay Business Permit to Kennon Farms of Paradise, Cutcut, Angeles City.
WHEREAS, on the several occasions that the City Council ‘s Committee on Environment and Natural Resources had conducted an ocular inspection on Kennon Farm.
WHEREAS, upon the inspection, presence of maggots on the waste water drainage were visible, thus violating the RA 9275, known as Philippine Clear Water Act of 2004
WHEREAS, a very obnoxious odor emanating from the whole compound of Kennon Farm, most specially near the water treatment area, is also a violation of RA 8749 or Clean Air Act of 1999.
WHEREAS, pursuant to the said inspection and investigation Kennon Farm violate Environmental Laws.
NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Kagawad ROY DANTE C. OGURIDA duly seconded by Kagawad GINA T. NULUD;
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved as it is hereby resolved by the Cutcut Barangay Council in session assembled, that a resolution persuading the Honorable Barangay Chairman CECILIA C. NEPOMUCENO, the non-issuance of Barangay Clearance and or Barangay Business Permit to Kennon Farms of Paradise, Cutcut, Angeles City.
APPROVED in regular session assembled by Cutcut Barangay Council held on January 11, 2011 at the Cutcut Barangay Hall, Angeles City.
WHEREAS, on the several occasions that the City Council ‘s Committee on Environment and Natural Resources had conducted an ocular inspection on Kennon Farm.
WHEREAS, upon the inspection, presence of maggots on the waste water drainage were visible, thus violating the RA 9275, known as Philippine Clear Water Act of 2004
WHEREAS, a very obnoxious odor emanating from the whole compound of Kennon Farm, most specially near the water treatment area, is also a violation of RA 8749 or Clean Air Act of 1999.
WHEREAS, pursuant to the said inspection and investigation Kennon Farm violate Environmental Laws.
NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Kagawad ROY DANTE C. OGURIDA duly seconded by Kagawad GINA T. NULUD;
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved as it is hereby resolved by the Cutcut Barangay Council in session assembled, that a resolution persuading the Honorable Barangay Chairman CECILIA C. NEPOMUCENO, the non-issuance of Barangay Clearance and or Barangay Business Permit to Kennon Farms of Paradise, Cutcut, Angeles City.
APPROVED in regular session assembled by Cutcut Barangay Council held on January 11, 2011 at the Cutcut Barangay Hall, Angeles City.
Friday, September 3, 2010
Back to back champion ROY 2010
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| ROY 2010 Champion - Pandan Invitational Basketball Tournament |
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| at center - ROY OGURIDA |
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| ROY 2010 - Champion, Cutcut, AC |
Monday, August 9, 2010
San Roque Fiesta - August 15 & 16, 2010
Yearly fiesta in honor of San Roque. Unlike other parts of the country San Roque is celebrated here in Barangay Cutcut on every August 16. San Roque is the patron saint of the sick and the invalids.
San Roque was born around 1295 in a rich family in Montpellier , France
His father died when he was 12 and his mother died when he was 20. He joined the Franciscan order soon after that and distributed his fortune among the poor.
San Roque then set out for Italy as a mendicant pilgrim and stopped along the way to care for the victims of the plague that was ravaging Italy
On his return incognito to Montpellier
According to some accounts the history of the feast of San Roque in the Philippines San Roque
SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
- SINGKAGALING TUMERAK (AUG. 10, 2010, 7:00PM)
- Parade of Candidates and Cutcut Videoke Challenges (AUG. 11, 2010, 7:00PM)
- Mom’s Got Talent (AUG. 12, 2010, 7:00PM)
- Bababoom and Pre Pageant of Lakan at Lakambini ning Cutcut (AUG. 13, 2010, 7:00PM)
- Ms. Gay Teen Cutcut 2010 (AUG. 14, 2010, 7:00PM)
- CORONATION NIGHT, LAKAMBINI NING CUTCUT (AUG. 15, 2010, 7:00PM)
- Free Concert – Nobelistas and United Rappers of Pampanga (AUG. `6, 7:30 PM)
- CELEBRATION OF THE HOLY MASS AUGUST 16, 2009
- 6:00 AM, 7:00 AM 8:00 AM, 4:00 PM & 5:00 PM
- CHRISTENING 10:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.
- PROCESSION RIGHT AFTER THE 5:00 P.M. MASS
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Pamana ni Gloria sa bayan – The Positive side
President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, in her 112th Independence Day speech, today said she will leave the Filipino people a legacy of a strong and stable economy.
In her speech at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta Park, her last as head of state, the outgoing President said her reform programs “now offer more economic opportunities and support the aspirations of our heroes who all dreamt of a national vision of attaining prosperity, freedom and justice for all.”
The President said the revolution against Spanish colonizers by our national heroes that include Andres Bonifacio nurtured this dream and gave birth to a sense of nationalism and a dream of a better life for Filipinos.
In 1963, the President said peasants also started to be emancipated from a feudal bondage from rich landlords when her father, the late President Diosdado Macapagal, worked hard for the promulgation of the Land Reform Law.
With the martyrdom of then Senator Benigno Aquino, the President said Filipinos also peacefully reclaimed their liberties during the 1986 People Power Revolution and reaffirmed their commitment to freedom and democracy under the leadership of his widow, the late President Corazon Aquino.
Since the start of her administration in 2001, the President said poverty alleviation became the centerpiece of her 10-point agenda the so-called BEAT THE ODDS.
BEAT THE ODDS stands for a Balanced budget; Education for all; Automated elections; Transportation and digital infrastructure; Terminate hostilities with the MILF and NPA; Heal the wounds of EDSAs I, II and III; Electricity and water for all; Opportunities for livelihood and ten million jobs; Decongestion of Metro Manila; Develop Subic-Clark.
She said the implementation of these pro-poor programs were all achieved through economic reforms that resulted to a lower budget deficit, better economic growth and generated much needed funds to finance vital infrastructure projects such ports, seaports, airports, bridges, highway networks and the roll-on roll-off ferry system.
The President said the May 2010 automated elections also delivered the most modern and open election that will lastingly change the face of Philippine politics such as the earliest proclamation in history of the President and Vice President last Wednesday.
In the course of her speech, beneficiaries thanked the President for her numerous programs, including Grade 5 pupil Joan Duya of Porac, Pampanga who said she no longer has to walk two hours to school after the President directed the establishment of a classroom in her barangay. The President said it was the 100,000th classroom built under her term.
Julia Baco of Gutalac, Zamboanga del Norte, who was able to send her three children to school, were among the one million poor families who benefited from the successful implementation of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps), one of the President’s flagship programs on poverty reduction and social development.
Matson Paskial of Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya, a construction worker for the Bitong-Belance Nueva Vizcaya Road, said he saw residents of other nearby towns send their farm produce to the nearest market because of the new roads.
Russel Brian Dizon, a 22-year-old jobless nurse who gained a training scholarship has found employment in the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry which the President said has become a $7-billion industry providing 500,000 high-paying jobs.
Alan Amanse, a former fisherman earning only P100 per day, is now a whale shark interactor in the flourishing tourism industry in Sorsogon.
The President said the 100 percent electrification of all barangays, which now stood at more than 99 percent, will be achieved come September.
The President said these beneficiaries are among the millions of Filipinos who benefited and gained employment from BEAT THE ODDS.
“Ito ang handog natin sa ika-112 anibersaryo ng ating pagkabansa. Malaking karangalan at pribiliheyo ang maglingkod sa sambayanan bilang Pangulo. Ihahabilin natin ang siyam na taong paglago at pag-angat. Sa inyong lahat na nagging kasamahan ko sa mahirap ngunit makasaysayang landas, maraming maraming salamat. Mabuhay tayo, mabuhay ang Pilipinas, (This is our gift the nation on its 112th year. I have been honored to have served you as President. Long Live the Philippines.),” the President said. (PND)
In her speech at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta Park, her last as head of state, the outgoing President said her reform programs “now offer more economic opportunities and support the aspirations of our heroes who all dreamt of a national vision of attaining prosperity, freedom and justice for all.”
The President said the revolution against Spanish colonizers by our national heroes that include Andres Bonifacio nurtured this dream and gave birth to a sense of nationalism and a dream of a better life for Filipinos.
In 1963, the President said peasants also started to be emancipated from a feudal bondage from rich landlords when her father, the late President Diosdado Macapagal, worked hard for the promulgation of the Land Reform Law.
With the martyrdom of then Senator Benigno Aquino, the President said Filipinos also peacefully reclaimed their liberties during the 1986 People Power Revolution and reaffirmed their commitment to freedom and democracy under the leadership of his widow, the late President Corazon Aquino.
Since the start of her administration in 2001, the President said poverty alleviation became the centerpiece of her 10-point agenda the so-called BEAT THE ODDS.
BEAT THE ODDS stands for a Balanced budget; Education for all; Automated elections; Transportation and digital infrastructure; Terminate hostilities with the MILF and NPA; Heal the wounds of EDSAs I, II and III; Electricity and water for all; Opportunities for livelihood and ten million jobs; Decongestion of Metro Manila; Develop Subic-Clark.
She said the implementation of these pro-poor programs were all achieved through economic reforms that resulted to a lower budget deficit, better economic growth and generated much needed funds to finance vital infrastructure projects such ports, seaports, airports, bridges, highway networks and the roll-on roll-off ferry system.
The President said the May 2010 automated elections also delivered the most modern and open election that will lastingly change the face of Philippine politics such as the earliest proclamation in history of the President and Vice President last Wednesday.
In the course of her speech, beneficiaries thanked the President for her numerous programs, including Grade 5 pupil Joan Duya of Porac, Pampanga who said she no longer has to walk two hours to school after the President directed the establishment of a classroom in her barangay. The President said it was the 100,000th classroom built under her term.
Julia Baco of Gutalac, Zamboanga del Norte, who was able to send her three children to school, were among the one million poor families who benefited from the successful implementation of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps), one of the President’s flagship programs on poverty reduction and social development.
Matson Paskial of Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya, a construction worker for the Bitong-Belance Nueva Vizcaya Road, said he saw residents of other nearby towns send their farm produce to the nearest market because of the new roads.
Russel Brian Dizon, a 22-year-old jobless nurse who gained a training scholarship has found employment in the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry which the President said has become a $7-billion industry providing 500,000 high-paying jobs.
Alan Amanse, a former fisherman earning only P100 per day, is now a whale shark interactor in the flourishing tourism industry in Sorsogon.
The President said the 100 percent electrification of all barangays, which now stood at more than 99 percent, will be achieved come September.
The President said these beneficiaries are among the millions of Filipinos who benefited and gained employment from BEAT THE ODDS.
“Ito ang handog natin sa ika-112 anibersaryo ng ating pagkabansa. Malaking karangalan at pribiliheyo ang maglingkod sa sambayanan bilang Pangulo. Ihahabilin natin ang siyam na taong paglago at pag-angat. Sa inyong lahat na nagging kasamahan ko sa mahirap ngunit makasaysayang landas, maraming maraming salamat. Mabuhay tayo, mabuhay ang Pilipinas, (This is our gift the nation on its 112th year. I have been honored to have served you as President. Long Live the Philippines.),” the President said. (PND)
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Thursday, March 11, 2010
PANINGS BEATS ROELS IN THE OPEN INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
ANGELES CITY – Basketball stars Arwin Santos, Ranidel de Ocampo and Mark Yee leads the Panings team to victory of the 1st Mayor Francis “Blueboy” Nepomuceno Invitational Basketball Tournament defeating Roels during the championship game held at Cutcut People’s Gym, Cutcut, Angeles City on March 6.Team Manoks Fried managed to place second runner-up while team Shasyly had to console themselves as fourth place in the competition.
Team Paning brought home the plum prize of P70,000, while Roel’s received P40,000 for its daring play. Team Manoks Fried got P15,000 and Shasyly obtained the P5,000.
Individual awards went to Panings cagers which include Mark Yee as the Most Valuable Player (MVP), Tim Dungca got the Best Forward and Ambet Gumabon as the Best Coach. While in team Roels Melvin Bangal and Billy Bansil ruled in the Best Guard and Best Center respectively.
Team Panings consist of PBA stars led by Arwin Santos of San Miguel, Ranidel De Ocampo of Talk N Text, Mark Yee of Burger King as well as local players like Lou Gatumbato, Ericson Araman, Robby David, Tim Dungca, Jay Tiera, Willy Mejia, Carlo Pangilinan, Jun-Jun Opiana, Louie Sendin, Allan Hicban, Gilbert Lacsina, Renato Bati, Mark Rosita and Coach Ambet Gumabon.
The tournament is the final activity to the triple-pronged approach of the Angeles City Sports Office (ACSO) to promote sports, said ACSO Chief Paul Puri.
The awarding ceremony was led by Mayor Nepomuceno, who is fast-tracking the construction of model sports complex that will cater national and international competitions in future.
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