Sangguniang Panlungsod ng Pagadian

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Republic of the Philippines
City of Pagadian
SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD

Legislative Summary — 10th City Council

Term July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2013
Printed October 10, 2026 12:31 AM

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Referrals — Committee on Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & Cooperatives — 10th City Council 19

Referral no.SubjectCommitteeStatusReferredActed
10cc-0746Endorsed Joint Memorandum Circular No. 01, s. 2012 from the Department of the Interior and Local Government and the Social Security System, on the subject: “New Procedure for Securing Business Permits”.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedFeb 19, 2013—
10cc-0670Barangay Ordinance No. 02, s. 2012 of Barangay Bogo, entitled: “An Ordinance Creating Bagsakan Sa Barangay Bogo Mini Gym, Pagadian City Every Wednesday, with barangay fees or charges.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedNov 6, 2012—
10cc-0659Barangay Ordinance No. 003, s. 2012 of Barangay Tiguma, entitled: “An Ordinance Establishing the Guidelines and Policies Governing the Operation and Management of the Barangay Market of Tiguma and Imposing Penalties for Violation Thereof.”Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedOct 23, 2012—
10cc-0645Resolution No. 2012-10, s. 2012 from the City Commercial Center Board, entitled: “A resolution approving the request of C3 Manangement for the installation of roll up at the entrance of the parking area for security reasons during closing time and to avoid astray dogs, cats and rodents to enter and C3 Building.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedOct 2, 2012—
10cc-0644Resolution No. 2012-10, s. 2012 from the City Commercial Center Board, entitled: “A resolution requesting for amendatory ordinance by additional of City Ordinance No. 2k9-288 particularly Section 4 of Article IX item (a).Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedOct 2, 2012—
10cc-0628Resolution No. 2012-09, s. 2012 from the City Commercial Center Board, entitled: “A resolution disapproving the offer of GSIS to deduct the expenses for the improvement of the proposal area of lease for their office purposes in the 4th floor of the City Commercial Center, instead the City Government will shoulder the expenses for the improvement of the area”.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedAug 14, 2012—
10cc-0627Resolution No. 2012-08, s. 2012 from the City Commercial Center Board, entitled: “A resolution approving the request of the C3 Management for the rental rate of the comfort rooms per unit in the first, second, third and fourth floor in the total amount of Three Thousand Pesos (P3,000.00)”.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedAug 14, 2012—
10cc-0626Resolution No. 2012-07, s. 2012 from the City Commercial Center Board, entitled: “A resolution approving the proposal of the C3 Management for authority for the unsold rent-to own stalls in the third and second floor be temporarily given out for lease to those parties interested to make use of the space, provided that the nature of business shall still be in accordance to the sectioning of type of merchandise or services required per floor”.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedAug 14, 2012—
10cc-0625Resolution No. 2012-06, s. 2012 from the City Commercial Center Board, entitled: “A resolution approving the proposal of the C3 Management for the conversion of the third floor intended for food court into a recreational area with a total area of 437.31 sq. m. more or less”.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedAug 14, 2012—
10cc-0608Verbal the concern presented by Honorable Madarang on the present state of the comfort rooms in the Integrated Bus Terminal (IBT) which, accordingly, emitted foul smell and his subsequent proposal to amend Resolution No. 2k1-0304, which, in gist, adopted and approved the policies and guidelines for the disposal of the rentable stalls/spaces at the Integrated Bus Terminal, by allowing private individuals/entities to operate the comfort rooms.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedJun 5, 2012—
10cc-0592Resolution No. 2012-05, s. 2012 from the City Commercial Center Board, entitled: “A resolution approving the proposal of the C3 Management for authority to allow class AA stalls particularly along Ariosa St., to engage business instead of multinational food chain, other nature of business be allowed provided it is of national account.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedMay 8, 2012—
10cc-0591Resolution No. 2012-04, s. 2012 from the City Commercial Center Board, entitled: “A resolution approving the proposal of the C3 Management to allow class AA unsold stall to be giving temporarily to interested parties for lease instead of rent-to-own for a period of 1-year renewable every year upon agreement of both parties.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedMay 8, 2012—
10cc-0590Resolution No. 2012-03, s. 2012 from the City Commercial Center Board, entitled: “A resolution confirming and declaring the validity of Resolution No. 19 of the C3 Stall Owners Business Group. Inc.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedMay 8, 2012—
10cc-0589Resolution No. 2012-02, s. 2012 from the City Commercial Center Board, entitled: “A resolution disapproving the request of the C3 Stall Owners Business Group Inc., for the implementation of the privatization of security and janitorial services inside and outside premises of the City Commercial Center.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedMay 8, 2012—
10cc-0588Resolution No. 2012-01, s. 2012 from the City Commercial Center Board, entitled: “A resolution approving the request of the Stall Owners Business Group Incorporated, for the reduction of the rate of common utility service area (CUSA) from P80.00 sq.m./month to P50.00/sq.m/ month effective January 2011.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedMay 8, 2012—
10cc-0354Barangay Ordinance No. 001, s. 2011 of Barangay Tiguma, this City, entitled: “An Ordinance Establishing the Barangay Economic Enterprise on Tabo sa Tiguma and Tiguma Night Café, Formulating Guidelines and Policies Governing Its Operation and Management Thereof.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedMay 17, 2011—
10cc-0314Letter of the Honorable City Mayor Samuel S. Co dated February 18, 2011, relative to the holding of the 21st Mindanao Business Conference (MBC) in the City of Pagadian on September 2011 and his request for an authority to co-host the said event and to sign the Memorandum of Understanding in behalf of the City Government.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedMar 15, 2011—
10cc-0239Endorsed pro-forma Memorandum of Agreement to be entered into by and among the City Government of Pagadian represented by Honorable City Mayor Samuel S. Co, the Department of Interior and Local Government-City Office, and the Department of Trade and Industry-Provincial Office, re: institution of BPLS Reform Standards.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedJan 18, 2011—
10cc-0234Draft Memorandum of Agreement to be entered into by and among the Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP), the City Government of Pagadian and the Pagadian City Government Employees Association (PACIGEA), relative to the implementation of the Livelihood Loan Program for the city’s employees, with a further request of the Honorable City Mayor for an authority to enter into the same.Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & CooperativesNot yet actedJan 11, 2011—
0 Ordinances
0 Resolutions
0 Sessions held
722 Referrals to committees
0 Referrals not yet acted on Backlog
0 Council members
63 Standing committees

Measures by year

YearOrdinancesResolutionsTotal
Nothing on record yet.

Backlog: referrals not yet acted on

Age since referralReferrals
0–30 days0
31–90 days0
91–180 days0
Over 180 days722
Date not on record0
Total722

Counted from the day each matter was referred to a committee.

Sponsorship by member

Principal = the measure names the member as sponsor. As chair = sponsored by a committee the member chairs.

MemberPrincipal sponsorAs committee chairTotal sponsoredChairmanshipsCommittee seats
Nothing on record yet.

Committee workload

Median days = from referral to committee action, counted only where both dates are on record (n). The total row also counts dated referrals whose committee is not on record.

CommitteeReferredActedNot yet acted% actedMedian daysn
Joint: Planning & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Joint: Ways and Means & Ecology & Police, Fire and Public Safety1010.0%—0
Planning & Landed Estates260260.0%—0
Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform120120.0%—0
Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development140140.0%—0
Joint: Finance and Appropriations & Education, Science and Technology4040.0%—0
Joint: Health and Social Services & Pu1010.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Pu2020.0%—0
Joint: Police, Fire and Public Safety & Pu3030.0%—0
Joint: Ways and Means & Good Govt1010.0%—0
Police, Fire and Public Safety160160.0%—0
Barangay Affairs4040.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Ba & Infrastructure and Public Works1010.0%—0
Joint: Finance and Appropriations & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Joint: Infrastructure and Public Works & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Education, Science and Technology1010.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Pu & Police, Fire and Public Safety2020.0%—0
Joint: Pu & Infrastructure and Public Works & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Joint: Ways and Means & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation4040.0%—0
Public Utilities, Transportation, Communication & Franchising270270.0%—0
Ecology, Health And Social Services And On Laws Rules And Policy Formulation2020.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Ba & Markets and Slaughterhouse2020.0%—0
Joint: Good Gov & Ba & And Laws1010.0%—0
Joint: Infrastructure and Public Works & Planning & Pu & Police, Fire and Public Safety1010.0%—0
Joint: Markets and Slaughterhouse & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation2020.0%—0
Joint: Pu & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation4040.0%—0
Joint: Youth Welfare and Development & Barangay Affairs1010.0%—0
Tourism, Sisterhood Program, Arts & Culture3030.0%—0
Ecology, Health & Social Services290290.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Health and Social Services1010.0%—0
Joint: Good Govt & Finance and Appropriations1010.0%—0
Joint: Infrastructure and Public Works & Pu3030.0%—0
Joint: Markets and Slaughterhouse & Police, Fire and Public Safety & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Joint: Pu & Planning2020.0%—0
Joint: Youth Welfare and Development & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Trade & Industry & Economic Enterprises & Cooperatives190190.0%—0
Education, Science, Technology and Accreditation440440.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Infrastructure and Public Works1010.0%—0
Joint: Health and Social Services & Ba1010.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Ba9090.0%—0
Joint: Oversight & Education, Science and Technology1010.0%—0
Joint: Tourism, Sisterhood Programs, Arts and Culture & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Laws, Rules & Policy Formulation340340.0%—0
Ways and Means770770.0%—0
Finance and Appropriations25702570.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Police, Fire and Public Safety1010.0%—0
Joint: Health and Social Services & Finance and Appropriations1010.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Education, Science and Technology3030.0%—0
Joint: Oversight & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation3030.0%—0
Joint: Trade & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Market & Slaughterhouse/Dressing Plants1010.0%—0
Youth Welfare, Juvenile Delinquency & Drug Abuse Prevention1010.0%—0
Games, Amusement & Sports120120.0%—0
Joint: Ecology & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Joint: Health and Social Services & Infrastructure and Public Works2020.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Planning100100.0%—0
Joint: Planning & Finance and Appropriations1010.0%—0
Joint: planning & Infrastructure and Public Works & ba1010.0%—0
Joint: Ways and Means & Commerce, Trade and Industry2020.0%—0
Oversight1010.0%—0
Good Government, Ethics & Civil Service280280.0%—0
Joint: Education, Science and Technology & Infrastructure and Public Works1010.0%—0
Joint: Health and Social Services & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation6060.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Police, Fire and Public Safety2020.0%—0
(committee not on record)240240.0%—0
All committees72207220.0%—0

By subject area

Subject areaOrdinancesResolutionsTotal
Nothing on record yet.

Record completeness

Share of this council's measures whose record carries each item (DILG LLA "indexed and complete" instrument).

Item on recordMeasures with itOut ofComplete
Sponsor named000.0%
Committee named000.0%
Session date000.0%
Subject area000.0%
Scanned PDF on file (search index)3131100.0%

Whole archive

TypeMeasuresYearsWith scanned PDF
Ordinances1,0781945–2026515
Resolutions3,3892019–20263,271

Councils compared

Same council record as each term's summary. A note shows where a figure comes from another source. Click a council to open its summary.

CouncilTermOrdinancesResolutionsTotalSessionsReferrals% actedNote
15th City Council2025–2028255475725471180.0%—
14th City Council2022–2025541,1221,17612472082.1%—
13th City Council2019–2022701,6851,75515385199.1%—
12th City Council2016–20196206201,133100.0%—
11th City Council2013–20161010513100.0%—
10th City Council2010–20130000722100.0%—
9th City Council2007–2010000080795.4%—

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