RESOLUTION No. 21 Series of 2011

Resolution implementing Barangay ID System which will be the file maintenance system of the barangay to be used in keeping their records. The Barangay ID System will also be a census-like system of each resident of the barangay for each resident will now have an identification number containing their personal records. This is also based on the Memorandum Circular No. 2008-144 of the DILG issued last September 19, 2008.

WHEREAS, under the Local Government Code, barangays can compel all barangay residents within their jurisdiction to register.

WHEREAS, barangay residents shall have the option to apply for an ID card.

WHEREAS, a unique reference number (URN) will be assigned to each agency program member or registered barangay resident.

WHEREAS, Barangay Identification system will reduce the hard time procedure of accessing files and records they keep and store. The system will also be the census like system of the barangay for all of its constituents and new people who will live in the place. The system will be effective in maintaining, searching and storing of records of all resident in the barangay.

WHEREAS, The Barangay Identification system also benefits its residence for they will be accommodated easily for they will have an identification that can be used to access their accounts if there are some changes to be done in their part. It will also be easy for them in requesting some information and services because the barangay had already have it. This will also assure the residents that their information is properly secured and maintain through the manipulation of the proposed system.

NOW THEREFORE, on motion Barangay Kagawad ROY DANTE OGURIDA duly seconded by Barangay Kagawad JUANITO D. DAYRIT a resolution implementing Barangay ID System which will be the file maintenance system of the barangay to be used in keeping their records. The Barangay ID System will also be a census-like system of each resident of the barangay for each and every resident will now have an identification number containing their personal records hereby unanimously approved.    

RESOLVED, that this Resolution once approved and executed shall be valid and effective after fifteen days.

RESOLVED FINALLY, that copies of this resolution be furnished the office of the Punong Barangay, all
barangay outpost and all government agencies concerned.

UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED in regular session assembled by Cutcut Barangay Council held on June 07, 2011 at the Cutcut Barangay Hall, Angeles City.

RESOLUTION No. 19 Series of 2011

A Resolution requesting the Department of Social Welfare and Development – Angeles City, the City Council of Angeles and other government concerned to grant financial assistance each of the two (2) families who were affected by the fire last 27th of March 2011 chargeable to the 5% Calamity Funds.

WHEREAS, on the 27th day of March around 3:58 in the afternoon, a fire incident occurred in a residential house located at Rizal St., Ext., Cutcut, Angeles City.

WHEREAS, on the ocular inspection by the Bureau of Fire Protection appears, that there is no evidence gathered to proved that the said involved property was willfully, feloniously and intentionally set on fire.

NOW THEREFORE, on motion Barangay Kagawad ROY DANTE C. OGURIDA, duly seconded by Barangay Kagawad EMERENCIANA L. SIGUA in session assembled do hereby resolved as it hereby unanimously resolved approving this Resolution this 2nd day of April 2011 at Barangay Cutcut, Angeles City.

RESOLUTION No. 18 Series of 2011

A Resolution granting financial assistance amounting five thousand pesos (Php 5,000.00) each of the two (2) families who were affected by the fire which happened on the 27th of March 2011 and such amount is chargeable to the 5% Calamity Funds.

WHEREAS, on the 27th day of January around 3:58 o’clock in the afternoon, a fire incident occurred in a residential house located at #786 Rizal Extension, Barangay 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 EMERENCIANA SIGUA in a session assembled, do hereby approved the financial assistance amounting to five thousand pesos (Php 5,000.00) each of the two (2) families who were affected by the fire last 27th of March 2011 chargeable to the 5% Calamity Funds.

RESOLUTION No. 13 Series of 2011

A RESOLUTION CREATING THE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

WHEREAS, Section 106 of the Local Government Code of 1991 mandates the LGU to organize a Local Government Council at the Province, city, municipal or barangay which shall assist the corresponding Sanggunian in setting the direction of economic and social development and coordinating development efforts within its territorial jurisdiction.

WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Council, pursuant to Section 107 of the same Code shall be headed by the Punong Barangay and shall be composed of members of the Sangguniang Barangay representatives of NGOs operating in the barangay who shall constitute not less than one forth (1/4) of the members of the fully organized council and a representative of the congressman;

NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Kagawad FERNANDO A.BONDOC duly seconded by Kagawad ROY DANTE C. OGURIDA;

UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED in regular session assembled by Cutcut Barangay Council held on March 04, 2011 at the Cutcut Barangay Hall, Angeles City.

INTER-PUROK BASKETBALL TOURMENT 2011

2011 INTER-PUROK BASKETBALL TOURMENT

San Roque Basketball Court – Cutcut, Angeles City

We are cordially

inviting you to join the

INTER-PUROK BASKETBALL TOURMENT

Rules and Regulations of Basketball Tournament

          I.    ELIGIBILITY

a.     To be eligible to participate in this tournament, a player must be a resident of the Purok he represent for no less than six (6) months prior to the opening date and duly certified by the Designated Kagawad.

b.     He must not be a present member of any of country’s National Basketball Leagues (PBA, MBA, PBL).

c.     AGE REQUIREMENTS

·       MINI-MIDGET CATEGORY

ü     Must born after 1995

·       JUNIOR CATEGORY

ü     Must born after 1992

·       OPEN-AGE CATEGORY

ü     No age limit / NOTE: no imports

II.   Team composition

a.  Participating teams may have fifteen (15) players and all fifteen (15) players will be allowed to play in any game.

     b.   Only one team per purok

iii.   Uniforms

a.   No Team/Player shall be allowed to play without wearing the proper uniform (identical).

b.  The official number of the players begins from number 1 following by 2, 3, and 4 up to the last number of players.

iv.   REQUIREMENTS

 a. Mini-midget and Junior division shall provide a original copy of birth certificate & a valid I.D

V. LAST DAY OF SCREENING OF PLAYERS IN LOWER CATEGORY IS ON JUNE 04, 2011 AT CUTCUT BARANGAY HALL.

VI. league start june 05, 2011 parade 3:00pm

Any rule, which is not covered by this undertaking, shall be announced by the organizer as soon as the need arises. For inquiries, look for SK Chairman LADY LEINE SAGUN, Kagawad ROY OGURIDA , COMMISSIONER REGGIE SAGUN, MR. REINER CALMA.

PABASA

Ang Pabasa ay ang pag-awit o pagbasa ng mga deboto sa mahabang pasyon ni Hesukristo. Ang nasabing pasyon na nasa anyong patula ay hango sa Bibliya ng mga Katoliko Romano. Ang grupo ng mang-aawit ay kakanta nang sabay sa saliw ng luma o bagong kanta, sinasamahan ng mga instrumento kung minsan upang mas masigla ang pagbabasa. Kadalasan ang pabasa ay idinadaos kapilya ng barangay. Ang pagbasa ng pasyon ay sinisimulan sa Miyerkoles Santo at tinatapos sa Biyernes Santo.

Halos lahat ng mga tao sa isang komunidad ay nakikisali sa gawaing ito, maliban lamang sa iba na may ibang pananamaplataya. May mga may-ari ng imahen na nagpapahiram ng kanilang poon, mayroon din naman na nagbibigay ng pera at pagkain bilang kontribusyon. Karaniwang salabat ang inihahaing inumin dito upang mapaganda at hindi mapaos ang boses ng kalahaok sa pagbsa ng pasyon.

Dito sa atinng barangay ang mga babae at ilang lalaki ay ginagawa ang pabasa sa loob ng kapilaya ng baryo o kaya naman ay sa bahay ng may-ari na magpapabasa. Gumagawa sila ng pansamantalang altar at lalagyan ito ng Krus o mga imahen na nauugnay sa pasyon katulad ng Kristung Makagapus, Desmayadu o Dolorosa. Kadalasan ay ipinapatong ang mga ito sa ibabaw ng altar na may mga bulaklak at mga nakasinding kandila. Ang pabasa ay ginaganap isang beses sa lahat ng Linggo ng Kuwaresma. 

Ang pasyon ay isang anyo ng sining. Ang unang bersyong Tagalog ay ang ginawa ni Gaspar Aquino de Belen, na may pamagat na Mahal na Pasion ni Jesu Christong Poon. Habang ang pinakatanyag ay ang Pasyong Genesis ni Mariano Pilapil (1814). Dahil sa gawa lamang ang mga ito ng mga ordinaryong tao ay tinuligsa ang mga ito ng mga prayleng Espanyol, sapagkat ang mga ito raw ay naglalaman ng mga pagsalungat sa itinuturo sa simbahan.

RESOLUTION No. 10 Series of 2011

A RESOLUTION CALLING ON THE SUPREME COURT TO STOP ILLEGAL CONVERSION OF MUNICIPALITIES TO CITIES, PROTECT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE, UPHOLD THE LAW AND RESPECT THE CONSTITUTION.

WHEREAS,    after declaring the sixteen (16) cityhood laws unconstitutional in ruling issued on August 24, 2010, the Supreme Court reversed the said decision once again, and reinstated its December 21, 2009 ruling, which affirmed the constitutionality of the said laws.

Whereas,    this is the third time that the Supreme Court has reversed itself on the issue of whatever or not the cityhood laws, which allow 16 municipalities to be converted into cities, is constitutional;

WHEREAS,    the constitutional provision states that no province, city, municipality or Barangay shall be created, divided, merged, abolished or its boundary substantially altered, except in accordance with the criteria established in the Local Government Code and subject to approval by a majority of the votes cast in a plebiscite in the political units directed affected;

Whereas,    the flip-flopping of the Supreme Court is unprecedented in its history and will set a bad precedent and will disturb the well-establish legal principles on finality and immutability of final judgments;

WHEREAS,    this action of the Supreme Court does not inspire confidence in our judicial processes and is another setback in our quest to restore the people’s faith in our judicial system;

WHEREAS,    the Supreme Court decision will only open the floodgates for more conversions of unqualified municipalities to become cities in violation of the express provisions of the Constitutional and the Local Government Code of 1991;

WHEREAS,    the Supreme Court ruling shall only cause confusion and instability in the development and planning process of Philippine cities and will seriously and adversely affect the delivery of basic services;

WHEREAS,    the Supreme Court decision will unduly reduce the income of Philippine Cities intended for anti-poverty, health, education and other equally significant programs aimed at improving the quality of their constituents;

WHEREAS,    League of Cities of the Philippines (LCP) does not oppose the creation of cities per se; LCP is against the conversion of municipalities to cities which do not comply with the requirements under the Constitution and Republic Act No. 7160, as amended by Republic Act No. 9009;

WHEREAS,    League of Cities of the Philippines (LCP has endorsed and supported the conversion of the cities of Biñan and Dasmariñas; and LCP is also ready to endorse the conversion of qualified municipalities including Bacoor, Imus, Cabuyao and other progressive municipalities who may determined as qualified for conversions;

NOW THEREFORE, the Cutcut Barangay Council on behalf of its constituents and residents, hereby resolves to;

1.     URGE the Supreme Court to honor and uphold the mandates of the Constitution and the rule of law which is the basic foundation of our democratic system.

2.     Urge the Supreme Court to RESPECT the well-establish legal principles on finality of judgment and preserve the stability of our judicial and legislative.

3.     CALL on the Filipino people to safeguard the Supreme Court as the last bulwalk of democracy and the final arbiter of all judicial and constitutional issues.

4.     CALL on the Filipino people to join the effort and advocacy to Stop the illegal Conversion of Cities Protect the Local Government Code, Uphold the rule and Respect the Constitution.

NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved as it is hereby resolved by the Cutcut Barangay Council in session assembled, that a resolution calling on the Supreme Court to stop illegal conversion of municipalities to cities, protect the local government code, uphold the law and respect the constitution.

RESOLVED FURTHER, that the copies of this Resolution be furnished the Supreme Court Justices and the League of Cities of the Philippines (LCP) Secretariat for their information.

APPROVED in regular session assembled by Cutcut Barangay Council held on March 04, 2011 at the Cutcut Barangay Hall, Angeles City.