BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

CY 2014-2016
As a basic political unit, the barangay serves as a primary government
agency in the planning and implementation of programs and projects. It is a potent
mass-based organization primarily tasked to ensure people's access to efficient
public and social services and to effect enforcement of social policies and concerns.
More importantly, it provides effective venue for the meaningful participation of the
people in decision-making process. the passage of RA 7160, otherwise known as
The New Local Government Code (LGC) of 1991, paved the way for a more
meaningful participation of the people policy-making and implementation of various
development programs that affect their well-being. It emancipated the barangay
from a centralist system that enables higher levels of government to exercise
tremendous powers.
Consistent with devolution, the barangay is responsible for quite a number of
basic services. These Include: (I) Agricultural support services which include
planting materials distribution system and operation of farm produce collection and
buying station; (II) Health and social welfare services which include maintenance of
barangay health center and day-care center; (III) Services and facilities related to
general hygiene and sanitation, beatification, and solid waste collection; (IV)
Maintenance of katarunganng pambarangay; (V) Maintenance of barangay roads
and bridges and water supply systems; (VI) Infrastructure facilities as multi-purpose
hall, multipurpose pavement, plaza, sports center, and other similar facilities; (VII)
Information and reading center; and; (VIII) Satellite or public market, where viable.
HISTORY
During the Spanish time missionaries used to pass through the trail of a vast
of rice fields during their pilgrimage to the Chapel at Buso-buso in the Municipality
of Antipolo (now City of Antipolo). They were surprised to notice the abundance of
small birds (Maya) in the area. They began asking the farmers as to what kind of
birds were flying around the area. Until such time that whenever they passed the
area they called those birds as Maya Mucho (literally much Maya birds) and
from then on the place was named by the farmers as MAYAMOT, which it was
recognized up to the present.
The leader was then called "Tiniente Del Barrio" but the late president
Ferdinand E. Marcos established, during Martial Law, the Barangay, the Barangay
Captain becomes the leader. The set of Barangay Captains from the year 1960 up to
present are as follows:
Tinyente del Barrio Hon. Elias Testa

1960-1965
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Hon. Feliciano Oldan

Hon. Felipe Aquino
Punong Barangay Hon. Pablo Oldan, Sr.
Hon. Eliseo Gabriel
Atty. Henry Rosantina
1994)

Hon. Prudencio M. Aquino -

Hon. Justo Gilbert De Jesus

December 2010

1965-1979
1979-1982
1982-1986
1986-1989
1st term (19892nd term (1994-1997)
1st term (1997-2002)
2nd term (2002-2007)
3rd term (2007-2010)
July to

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
2010-2013
1. Hon. PABLO T. OLDAN
2. Hon. ROBERT A. ALTAMIRANO, JR.
3. Hon. NOEMI C. AQUINO
4. Hon. MICHELLE GRACE DE JESUS
5. Hon. AILEEN A. BERNAS
6. Hon. LOURDES A. CUENCO
7. Hon. ARVIE S. REYES
8. Hon. EDWIN A. CABALSA
9. Hon. MARK ANJELO A. CALUMA
10.Mr. DOMINGO DACILLO
11.Ms. LIZA T. FAJILAN

Punong Barangay
Barangay Kagawad
Barangay Kagawad
Barangay Kagawad
Barangay Kagawad
Barangay Kagawad
Barangay Kagawad
Barangay Kagawad
SK Chairman
Barangay Treasurer
Barangay Secretary

SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN (SK) OFFICIALS

2010-2013
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Hon.
Hon.
Hon.
Hon.
Hon.
Hon.
Hon.

MARK ANJELO A. CALUMA

DONNA JANE M. DELIMAFABIE JEN M. OLDAN
RUTH D. LIRIO
RUBEN B. BESA
JOHN RANDY C. LAUDE LEVI T. ROJAS

SK Chairman
SK Kagawad
SK Kagawad
SK Kagawad
SK Kagawad
SK Kagawad
SK Kagawad

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8. Hon. ANNA MAY ABAO

SK Kagawad
The legal basis for the existence of Barangay Mayamot, Antipolo City is the
passage of Republic Act 3590 and was created during Martial Law.
The following are the elected and appointed Barangay official of Barangay
Mayamot CY 2013-2016:

1. Hon. PABLO T. OLDAN

Punong Barangay

2. Hon. EDWIN A. CABALSA

Barangay Kagawad
Committee:
Peace and Order/Public Safety
Education
3. Hon. LOURDES A. CUENCO
Barangay Kagawad
Committee:
Budget and Finance
Women, Family Affairs and Social Services
4. Hon. RENATO P. LAGAO
Barangay Kagawad
Committee:
Cooperative and Livelihood
Labor and Employment
5. Hon. MARIA CHRISTINA OTHELLA B. SARZA-Barangay Kagawad
Committee:
Infrastructure and Public Works
Environment Protection
6. Hon. NOEMI C. AQUINO
Barangay Kagawad
Committee: Tourism, Culture and Arts
Urban Poor Development
7. Hon. ROBERT R. ALTAMIRANO, SR. Barangay Kagawad
Committee:
Trade, Commerce and Industry
Transportation
8. Hon. RICO PAULO O. ESTANISLAO Barangay Kagawad
Committee:
Health and Sanitation
Youth and Sports
9. Mr. MARIA THERESA O. SARMIENTOBarangay Treasurer
10.Ms. LIZA T. FAJILAN
Barangay Secretary

PHYSICAL FEATURES
Barangay Mayamot is located in the Northwestern part of the Municipality of
Antipolo (now City of Antipolo). It is about 18 to 20 kilometers to Cubao, Quezon
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City and 12 kilometers of cemented roads through Sumulong Highway beyond the
boundary of SSS Village, Marikina Metro Manila.
Land Area: Estimate of 1, 200 hectares
Depressed Residential Areas . 50%
Agricultural:
Villa Ynares

10% Sitio Kamandag, Sitio Taguisan, Sitio Bibit and Purok

Sitio/Purok:
1. Taguisan I
2. Taguisan II
3. Kamandag I
4. Kamandag II
5. Kamandag III
6. Villa Ynares
7. Purok II-B Gate I
8. Purok II-C Unirock
9. Purok II-D Manalite
10.Sto Nio 1
11.Purok IV-A Peafrancia
12.Purok IV-B Peafrancia
13.Purok IV-C Peafrancia
14.Purok IV-DB Peafrancia
15.Tibagan
16.Sanapen
17.Summerville Gilid
18.Virgia Summerville
19.Maries Gulod
20.Electro Ave.
21.San Juan
22.Mac. Adams
23.F. Oldan
24.Ibayo
25.Salangbayan
26.Tiaong
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27.Baybay Sapa (Unit 3/5)

28.Cacalog
29.Purok II-B1 Amara Comp.
30.Bibit
31.Pagrai (Unit 2 & 4)
32.Pagrai (Unit 1 & 5)
33.Pagrai (Unit 5 & 6)
34.Pagrai (Unit 3)
35.Baybay Sapa (Unit 1, 2 &
4)
36.TOCS
37.Sto. Nio 2

Subdivisions/Villages:
Along Marcos Highway
1. Vermont Park Subdivision
11.Virginia
Summerville
2. One
Vermont
Executive
Subdivision
Subdivision
12.Far East Asia Village
3. Vermont Royale Subdivision
13.Tres Hermanas Subdivision
4. Town & Country Executive
14.Oro Vista Subdivision
15.Summerville Subdivision
Village
16.Lumang Bayan Subdivision
5. Samsonville Subdivision
17.Grand
Monaco/Pagrai
La
6. Golden Meadows Subdivision
7. Filinvest East Homes
Grandeza
8. Kingsville Subdivision
18.Pagrai Hills Subdivision
9. Maries Village II Phase 1
19.Cuencoville Subdivision
10.Maries Village II Phase 2
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21.
Along Sumulong Highway
1. St. Mary Subdivision
7. PLI Homes
2. Sumulong Townhouse
8. Green Heights Subdivision 13. Floraville Subdivision
A
4. Broadway Pines Exec. Village
9. Green Heights Newtown 1-B
5. Villa Classica Subdivision
10.Green Heights East & West/
6. Oliveros Compound
Soliven
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11.La Unica Hija Subdivision

12.Reyes Cmpd.
13.Patio Rosario Subdivision
14.Metro East Townhomes
15.Grand Monaco
16.Meadowood
Royale
Subdivision
24.
25.
Commercial Building:
1. Seven Senses SPA
2. Aramis Lodge
3. Crisostomo Building
4. Milagros Crisostomo Building
5. G.S. Building
6. Saenz Building
7. Redgold Building
8. Faicour of Fresta Inc. Building
9. Fort Knox Building
10.Junsay Building
11.Hillside Plaza Building
12.Q.S.B. Building
13.Serrato- Mendoza Building
14.Felipe N. Crisostomo Building
15.J.A.Z. Building
16.KM. 12 Jep Benz Building
17.Silicone Building
18.Lenjul Building
19.Super 8
20.Tripolee Building-Sultan SPA
21.Granpolo Hotel Building
22.Antipolo City Medical
Hospital
23.Masinag Market Building
24.Cornel Medical Center
Building
25.Marbella Maternity Building
26.S.M. Building
27.Emplus Building
28.S.F. Construction Building
29.F.M.C. Building
30.Park Place Building

17.La Unica Hija Subdivision 1

18.La Unica Hija Subdivision 2
19.Lopezville Subdivision
20.Paula Salud Subdivision
21.Fin Asia Subdivision
22.Green Park Ph.8
23.Casa Paradiso

31.FDD Building
32.J.D.G. Building
33.PLDT Building
34.Ayuste Building
35.APT. Building
36.CVC Building
37.JL Building
38.22nd Commercial Building
39.Ciannat Building
40.AMA Building
41.Lucas Building
42.Wilcon Building
43.SNC Building former BIR
44.Yangchow Building
45.Sunga Building
46.King Bee Building
47.Blessed Marian Academy
Building
48.J @ F Building
49.Kim Sun Baking Supply
Building
50.Meralco Building
51.Larz Building
52.La Montes Building
53.Kim Sun Baking Supply
Building
54.Escaraman Building
55.Rikland Center Building
56.Cherry Foodrama Building
57.Unit 1K East Asia Building
58.102 Complex/ Rafeli
Commercial Complex

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Industrial:
Coca-cola Bottlers Phils.
Pepsi Bottlers
Moroco Inc.
Hardrock Inc.
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Slaughter: VR
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Gasoline Station:
37.
Along Sumulong Highway
1. Caltex
2. Uno Fuel
3. First Orient
4. Shell
5. Petron
6. Flying V
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39.
Along Marcos Highway
1. Caltex (2)
2. Total
3. Phoenix (2)
4. BGSS
5. Shell
6. Flying V
7. Re-Phil
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MISSION
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Ilapit ang Serbisyo sa Mamamayan.
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VISION

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A barangay where progress and prosperity is
evident and made to happen by relentless cooperation
and good will among men and women of Barangay
Mayamot towards a premiere barangay, showcase by the
City as a model, worthy of emulation.
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GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICES
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To ensure public health, environment protection and safety and to
adhere excellent practice of good governance, towards a better future where the
welfare of the people is supreme.
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63.
In the midst of political instability the country has faced today, the
people divided in their opinion, almost losing their trust and confidence to the
government that had promised an improved quality of life, yet the irony of
development is clear. Manifested in the fluctuating value of the peso and the
budgetary deficiency of the local government, vis-a-vis the multifarious activities it
has to perform. This sad reality is something that cannot just be taken for granted,
instead, should set an alarm for all of us, to be firm and remain in our conviction of
serving our constituent.
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PEACE & ORDER
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It takes a lot of effort and courage to maintain a peaceful and orderly
community, and it's never a sole responsibility of the barangay. The people must
contribute in any possible way he can, everyone must do his share.
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INFRASTRUCTURE
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Construction of Public Facilities - Daycare Center/Health Center/Tanod
Outpost improvements of multi-purpose hall, cementing of path walk, and making
them know that their taxes works for them.
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SPORTS DEVELOPMENT

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Sports activities for the youth is important after all

a healthy body create a healthy mind. A healthy mind is a
source of wisdom that can share and promote an active/
positive life.

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HEALTH & SANITATION
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The people must realized that a healthy environment is essential to a
health living, Adults has a burden of setting an example to the youth to run a right
path, proper disposal of waste must insist, environment friendly program must be
initiated.
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GENDER & DEVELOPMENT
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Women had long proven their worth as a leaders of our country, they
are not only exhibiting great dedication in the performance of their duty, but
continue, to their search for knowledge, actively participating in livelihood
programs.
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Limiting our action within the ambit of our authority and confine our
interest to that of the general welfare, for every exorbitant exercise of power may
invite disrespect to the constituted authorities and existing laws.
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The ultimate challenge of survival is here, for as long as the leaders of
this Barangay are still united in their trust of Building a government, untainted with
corruption, where the primacy of the general welfare of the people remain the main
purpose of existence, where leaders are not dominated and pre-occupied with their
own vested interest, only then we can truly say that we have attained government
by the people, of the people, and for the people.
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Submitted by:

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Punong Barangay