Sangguniang Panlungsod ng Pagadian

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Republic of the Philippines
City of Pagadian
SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD

Legislative Summary — 9th City Council

Term July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2010
Printed October 10, 2026 9:56 PM

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Referrals — Committee on Games, Amusements and Sports (not yet acted) — 9th City Council 27

Referral no.SubjectCommitteeStatusReferredActed
9cc-0838Letter-request of Ms. Victorina g. Perez, CEO VI, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent—OIC, re use of the City Oval for the Modified Division Athletic Meet and Cultural Contest 2009, on October 17, 24 & 31 to November 7, 14, & 20, 2009.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedOct 20, 2009—
9cc-0789Letter-request from the Sports Administrator, Southern Mindanao Colleges re use of the City Oval for the school’s intramurals on September 23-25, 2009.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedAug 25, 2009—
9cc-0779Letter-request of the Honorable Provincial Governor re use of the sports complex ground for sports activities in connection with the Megayon Festival celebration.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedAug 11, 2009—
9cc-0773Endorsed letter-request of the Sports Director, Saint Columban College, for the use of the City Oval and Volleyball Courts as venue of the sports event in connection with their school intramurals.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedAug 4, 2009—
9cc-0667Letter-request of the Blackmoon Riders Association re holding of an invitation flat track and motocross events on occasion of the Araw ng Pagadian Celebration.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedMar 31, 2009—
9cc-0583Letter-request of the Southern Mindanao Colleges to avail of the facilities of the track and field and sports oval for the institution’s intramurals on February 16-20, 2009.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedJan 27, 2009—
9cc-0574Letter-observation from Mr. Aleth M. Saysip, Anti-Prizefighting Advocate, relative to the conduct of Boxing in the City Plaza.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedJan 6, 2009—
9cc-0530Letter-request of the KARANCHO for a permit to use the Sports oval for the 2nd Founding Anniversary Celebration of the association for its inter-chapter sportsfest on October 26, 2008.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedOct 14, 2008—
9cc-0529Letter-request of the Honorable Provincial Governor for authority to use the Sports Oval ground for the “Senator Edgardo Angara Under 14 Footbal Cup” on November 6—9, 2008.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedOct 14, 2008—
9cc-0502Letter-request from Mr. Diolan Dinglasa, DSA/Chairman-Intramurals Committee, Saint Columban College, for the re-scheduling on the approved use of the football oval field from September 18-19, 2008 to September 22-24, 2008.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedSep 2, 2008—
9cc-0487Endorsed letter-request of Mr. Diolan L. Dinglasa, Director of Student Affairs, Saint Columban College, for permission to use the Oval/Soccer Field for the school’s annual intramurals on September 18-20, 2008.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedAug 19, 2008—
9cc-0476Letter of Honorable Governor Aurora Enerio-Cerilles, Province of Zamboanga del Sur, requesting permission to use the football field at the City Sports Complex for the conduct of the 2008 Megayon Festival–Zambo Sur Unity Games 3rd Governor’s Mens Open Football Cup on August 30-31, 2008, September 6-7 & 13-14, 2008. (Note: Endorsed by the Office of the Honorable City Mayor.)Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedAug 12, 2008—
9cc-0473Letter-information from Mr. Joseph Isabelo S. Sapong, Team Coordinator to the Honorable City Mayor detailing the monthly expenditures for the Pagadian City Basketball Team in connection with its participation to the Liga Pilipinas 1st Conference Basketball Tournament from May 1, 2008 to September 30, 2008 with an endorsement-request for an authority by the City Mayor to enter into an agreement with the Pinoy Basketball Management, Inc.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedAug 5, 2008—
9cc-0454Letter-request from Mr. Victor M. Asuelo, Director, Student & Alumni Affairs, Southern Mindanao Colleges, for permission to use the Pagadian City Gym and the City Sports Oval for the conduct of their Annual Intramurals on September 10-12, 2008.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedJul 8, 2008—
9cc-0399Letter of Blackmoon Riders Association, Incorporated, requesting permission to use the sports oval for its two-day invitational Flat Track & Motocross ’08 Rally on June 14-15, 2008 and further request for financial assistance to help defray expenses for the conduct of the said sports competition.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedApr 15, 2008—
9cc-0327Endorsed letter-request of Mr. Ben Hope J. Ruelo, City PRISAA Sports Coordinator, to use the City Oval for the Regional PRISAA Meet on February 7-9, 2008.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedJan 29, 2008—
9cc-0326Endorsed letter of Dr. Romeo C. Hofeliña, President, Pagadian City PRISAA, requesting financial support for uniforms of the City Athletes during the Regional PRISAA Meet on February 7-9, 2008, at Pagadian City.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedJan 29, 2008—
9cc-0296Endorsed letter from Mr. Ben Hope J. Ruelo, City PRISAA Sports Coordinator, requesting permission to use the City Oval on December 6-7, 2007 for the conduct of their annual games in preparation for the Regional Meet that will be hosted by the Pagadian City PRISAA.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedNov 13, 2007—
9cc-0291Endorsed letter-request from Mr. Mario F. Alayon, Dean of Student Affairs, Saint Columban College, for permission to use the City Oval for its Golden Jubilee celebration on November 19-21, 2007.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedNov 6, 2007—
9cc-0267Letter-request of Ms. Erlinda C. Salera, CESO VI, City Schools Division Superintendent, for permission to use the Oval and the City Gymnasium free of charge for the conduct of their Annual Division Athletic Meet on November 6-9, 2007, with a further request for permission to use the principal street of the city for the conduct of a parade during the opening of the said Athletic Meet.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedOct 16, 2007—
9cc-0231Endorsed letter of Mr. Avelino J. Lozada, President, Eastern Mindanao College of Technology (EMCOTECH), this City, requesting permission for the usage of the City Oval ground for its 8th Intramurals on September 19-21, 2007.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedAug 21, 2007—
9cc-0208Letter or Mr. Victor M. Asuelo, director, Student & Alumni Affairs, Southern Mindanao Colleges, requesting permission to use the City Gym and the city sports Oval Ground for their annual Intramurals on September 12-14, 2007.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedJul 31, 2007—
9cc-0205Letter of Hon. Rezielyn Joie T. Baya, SK Provincial Federated President, Ex-Officio Board Member, requesting permission to use the City Gym for concert on August 24, 2007 at 9:00 pm to 10:00 pm. (Note: Endorsed by the Honorable Vice Mayor.)Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedJul 24, 2007—
9cc-0204Letter of Mr. Michael L. Mahinay, FSO-Area Manager, EMCOR, Incorporated, Pagadian City Branch, requesting permission to use the City Oval ground for their Annual Sports Festival on August 3-4, 2007. (Note: Endorsed by the Honorable Vice Mayor.)Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedJul 24, 2007—
9cc-0103Letter of Intent of Mr. Felipe L. Labang to sponsor a horse fight/derby on January 14-16, 2004.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedJul 10, 2007—
9cc-0102Concern of the Honorable Members of the Sangguniang Panlungsod on the reported untoward incidents on and off the court involving a basketball fan who allegedly mauled the referee.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedJul 10, 2007—
9cc-0101Letter of Honorable City Mayor Samuel S. Co, requesting for the passage of resolution approving the use of the City Oval for hosting of the 2nd National League Extreme Motocross Competition Series on June 16 to 17, 2007, which is one of the highlights of the 38th Araw ng Pagadian celebration.Games, Amusements and SportsNot yet actedJul 10, 2007—
0 Ordinances
0 Resolutions
0 Sessions held
807 Referrals to committees
37 Referrals not yet acted on Backlog
0 Council members
98 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 days807
Date not on record0
Total807

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
Agriculture, Fishery & Agrarian Reform5050.0%—0
Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform240240.0%—0
Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation460460.0%—0
Women and Family Welfare4040.0%—0
Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising290290.0%—0
Education, Science and Technology & Accreditation of NGOs and POs490490.0%—0
Education, Science and Technology2020.0%—0
Committee on Laws1010.0%—0
Joint: Planning and Landed Estates & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation2020.0%—0
Joint: Education , Science and Technology & Accreditation of NGOs and POs & Ways and Means & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation2020.0%—0
Joint: Education, Science and Technology & Accreditation of NGOs and POs & Finance & Appropriation1010.0%—0
Youth Welfare, Juvenile Delinquency & Drug Abuse Prevention2020.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising & Police, Fire and Public Safety1010.0%—0
Police, Fire and Public Safety240240.0%—0
Barangay Affairs9090.0%—0
Joint: Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising & Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development3030.0%—0
Games, Amusements and Sports270270.0%—0
Joint: Youth Welfare, Juvenile Delinquency & Drug Abuse Prevention & Barangay Affairs1010.0%—0
Good Government, Ethics and Civil Service390390.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Barangay Affairs1010.0%—0
Finance & Appropriation25502550.0%—0
Labor and Industrial Relations1010.0%—0
Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development210210.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Police, Fire and Public Safety3030.0%—0
Joint: Finance & Appropriation & Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development2020.0%—0
Joint: Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising & Planning and Landed Estates1010.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Tourism, Sisterhood Program, Arts & Culture1010.0%—0
Joint: Commerce, Trade & Industry and Economic Enterprise & Cooperatives & Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform1010.0%—0
Joint: Planning and Landed Estates & Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform1010.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Police, Fire and Public Safety1010.0%—0
Joint: Tourism, Sisterhood Program, Arts & Culture & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform1010.0%—0
Joint: Good Government, Ethics and Civil Service & Barangay Affairs4040.0%—0
Joint: Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development & Barangay Affairs1010.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Barangay Affairs & Market & Slaughterhouse/Dressing Plants1010.0%—0
Joint: Finance & Appropriation & Ways and Means3030.0%—0
Joint: Barangay Affairs & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation7070.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Youth Welfare, Juvenile Delinquency & Drug Abuse Prevention1010.0%—0
Joint: Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Police, Fire and Public Safety1010.0%—0
Joint: Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Barangay Affairs1010.0%—0
Joint: Good Government, Ethics and Civil Service & Barangay Affairs & Youth Welfare, Juvenile Delinquency & Drug Abuse Prevention1010.0%—0
Joint: Planning and Landed Estates & Ecology, Health and Social Services2020.0%—0
Joint: Good Government, Ethics and Civil Service & Ways and Means1010.0%—0
City Assets Management and Documentation4040.0%—0
Human Rights & Urban/Rural Poor1010.0%—0
Market & Slaughterhouse/Dressing Plants7070.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Ecology, Health and Social Services1010.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Barangay Affairs100100.0%—0
Joint: Ecology, Health and Social Services & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Joint: Police, Fire and Public Safety & Good Government, Ethics and Civil Service1010.0%—0
Joint: Good Government, Ethics and Civil Service & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Commerce, Trade & Industry and Economic Enterprise & Cooperatives8080.0%—0
Commerce, Trade & Industry and Economic Enterprise2020.0%—0
Joint: Good Government, Ethics and Civil Service & Tourism, Sisterhood Program, Arts & Culture1010.0%—0
Planning and Landed Estates680680.0%—0
Joint: Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development & Education, Science and Technology & Accreditation of NGOs and POs2020.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Ecology & Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications and Franchising1010.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Barangay Affairs & Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development1010.0%—0
Joint: Ecology, Health and Social Services & Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development1010.0%—0
Joint: Games, Amusements and Sports & Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising1010.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising2020.0%—0
Joint: Education, Science and Technology & Accreditation of NGOs and POs & Commerce, Trade & Industry and Economic Enterprise & Cooperatives1010.0%—0
Joint: Women and Family Welfare & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Ecology, Health and Social Services350350.0%—0
Joint: Ecology, Health and Social Services & Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising1010.0%—0
Joint: Ecology, Health and Social Services & Barangay Affairs1010.0%—0
Joint: Police, Fire and Public Safety & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation5050.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Barangay Affairs1010.0%—0
Joint: Planning and Landed Estates & Barangay Affairs1010.0%—0
Joint: Barangay Affairs & Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development1010.0%—0
Joint: Ecology, Health and Social Services & Youth Welfare, Juvenile Delinquency & Drug Abuse Prevention1010.0%—0
Joint: Ways and Means & Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising1010.0%—0
Joint: Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising & Police, Fire and Public Safety & Tourism, Sisterhood Program, Arts & Culture1010.0%—0
Education , Science and Technology2020.0%—0
Joint: Ways and Means & Barangay Affairs3030.0%—0
Ways and Means180180.0%—0
Joint: Education, Science and Technology & Accreditation of NGOs and POs & Finance & Appropriation & Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development1010.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Commerce, Trade & Industry and Economic Enterprise & Cooperatives1010.0%—0
Joint: Police, Fire and Public Safety & Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising1010.0%—0
Joint: Tourism, Sisterhood Program, Arts & Culture & Ways and Means1010.0%—0
Joint: Women and Family Welfare & Barangay Affairs & Education , Science and Technology & Accreditation of NGOs and POs1010.0%—0
Joint: Ecology, Health and Social Services & Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform2020.0%—0
Joint: Ways and Means & Market & Slwaughterhouse/Dressing Plants1010.0%—0
Joint: Ecology, Health and Social Services & Tourism, Sisterhood Program, Arts & Culture1010.0%—0
Joint: Ecology, Health and Social Services & Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation1010.0%—0
Joint: Good Government, Ethics and Civil Service & Ecology, Health and Social Services1010.0%—0
Joint: Education, Science and Technology & Commerce, Trade & Industry and Economic Enterprise1010.0%—0
Joint: Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising & Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation3030.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Barangay Affairs & Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform2020.0%—0
Joint: Finance & Appropriation & Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Barangay Affairs1010.0%—0
Tourism, Sisterhood Program, Arts & Culture4040.0%—0
Joint: Planning and Landed Estates & Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising1010.0%—0
Joint: Ecology, Health and Social Services & Public Utilities, Transportation, Communications & Franchising & Barangay Affairs1010.0%—0
Joint: Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform & Planning and Landed Estates & Infrastructure, Public Bidding and Community Development1010.0%—0
Joint: Planning and Landed Estates & Ecology, Health and Social Services & Tourism, Sisterhood Program, Arts & Culture1010.0%—0
Joint: Laws, Rules and Policy Formulation & Ecology, Health and Social Services1010.0%—0
Joint: Tourism, Sisterhood Program, Arts & Culture & Ecology, Health and Social Services1010.0%—0
Joint: Games, Amusements and Sports & Finance & Appropriation1010.0%—0
Joint: Police, Fire and Public Safety & Agriculture, Fishery and Agrarian Reform1010.0%—0
(committee not on record)8080.0%—0
All committees80708070.0%—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)343694.4%

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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