CITY ORDINANCE NO.

2012-398
Series of 2012
THE 2012 REVISED ZONING ORDINANCE OF ILOILO CITY

WHEREAS, the implementation of the Iloilo City Comprehensive Land Use

Plans (CLUP) would require the enactment of regulatory measures to translate its
planning goals and objectives into reality and a Zoning Ordinance is one such
regulatory measure which is an important tool for the implementation of the
comprehensive land use plan;

WHEREAS, Section 458 (a) (2) (iv) of the Local Government Code of 1991
authorizes local government units to enact integrated zoning ordinances in
consonance with the approved comprehensive land use plan, subject to existing
laws, rules and regulations;

WHEREAS, the recent development in the City of Iloilo and the revision of
the 1998-2010 Iloilo City Comprehensive Land Use Plan require the parallel
revision of the Zoning Ordinance as its implementing tool;

NOW THEREFORE, THE Sangguniang Panlungsod of the City of Iloilo in a

session assembled hereby adopts the following ordinance.

ARTICLE I
TITLE OF THE ORDINANCE

Section 1. Title of the Ordinance. This Ordinance shall be known as the 2011
Revised Zoning Ordinance of Iloilo City and shall be referred as the Zoning
Ordinance.

ARTICLE II
AUTHORITY AND PURPOSE

Section 2. Authority. This Ordinance is enacted pursuant to the provisions of

Section 458 (a)(2) and Section 447 (a)(2) of the Local Government Code (R.A.
7160), authorizing the City through the Sangguniang Panglungsod to adopt Zoning
Ordinances, subject to the provisions of existing laws and regulations.

Section 3. Purposes. This Ordinance is promulgated for the following purposes:

1. Guide, control and regulate future growth and development of Iloilo City in
accordance with its 2010-2020 Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP).
2. As a principal instrument for enforcing the locational policies and
performance standards of the city in order to realize the Vision of Iloilo to
become a “premiere city” by 2015.
3. Protect the character and stability of residential, commercial, heritage,
institutional, forestry, agricultural, open space and other functional areas
 within the locality and promote the orderly and beneficial development of
the same.
4. Promote and protect the health, safety, peace, comfort, convenience and
general welfare of the inhabitants in the locality.

Section 4. General Zoning Principle. This Ordinance is a zoning regulation that is

based on the approved 2010-20202 Iloilo City Comprehensive Land Use Plan
adopted by the Sangguniang Panglungsod through Regulation Ordinance No.
2012-298 dated September 19, 2012.

Section 5. Development Strategy. Considering Iloilo City’s geographic location,

spatial and physical attributes, the strategy is to sustain Iloilo City’s primacy as
regional center for education, governance, trade and commerce and develop it in
accordance with its traditional growth pattern where the city’s districts plazas act
as growth centers while at the same time developing its bustling and productive
waterfronts for business purposes. A more compact type of mixed-use
development for the Iloilo City, which entails efficient use of land and water
resources, careful regard for its environment and natural resources and a special
focus on heritage conservation is desired.

ARTICLE III
DEFENITION OF TERMS

Section 6. Defenition of Terms, The definition of technical terms in the Zoning

Ordinance shall carry the same meaning given to them in already approved codes
and regulations, such as but not limited to the National Building Code, Philippine
Environmental Code, Climate Change Act of 2009 (R.A. 9729), and other
Implementing Rules and Regulations promulgated by the HLURB. The words,
terms and phrases enumerated hereunder shall be understood to have the
meaning corresponding indicating as follows:

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1. Agricultural Zone (AGZ) – an area within the city intended for
cultivation/fishing and pastoral activities e.g. fish, farming, cultivation of
crops, goat/cattle raising, etc.

2. Buffer Area – these are yards, parks or open spaces intended to separate
incompatible elements or uses in order to control pollution/nuisance and
for identifying and defining development areas or zones where no
permanent structures are allowed

3. Building Line – the line formed by the intersection of the outer surface of
the enclosing wall of the building and the surface of the ground

4. Cemetery – an areas set aside for burial of dead bodies

5. Central Business District – areas designated principally for trade, services
and business purposes

6. Certificate of Non-Conformance – a certificate issued to owners of all uses

existing prior to the approval of the Zoning Ordinance which do not
conform in a zone as per provision of the said Ordinance.

7. Certificate of Zoning Compliance – a certificate issued to a constructed

project that has been allowed under the provisions of this ordinance as well
as other standards, rules and regulations on the land use and which is a
requirement for an Occupancy Permit application.

8. Compatible Use – uses or land activities capable of existing together

harmoniously enumerated as follows:

a. Residential use and parks and recreation

b. Residential use and commercial use
c. Commercial use and parks and recreation
d. Institutional use and parks and recreation
e. Institutional use and residential use
f. Institutional use and commercial use
g. Industrial use and buffer zones
h. Industrial use and mangrove zone
i. Mangrove zone and forest zone
j. Heritage zones and residential use
k. Heritage zones and commercial use

9. Commercial Garage – a garage where automobiles and other motor vehicles

are housed, cared for, equipped, repaired or kept for remuneration, hire or
sale

10.Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) – a document embodying proposals

for guiding, regulating a locality’s spatial and physical growth and/or
development.

11.Conflicting Uses – uses or land activities with contrasting characteristics

sited adjacent to each other e.g. residential units adjacent to industrial
plants.

12.Conforming Use – a use which is in accordance with zone classification as

provided for in the Ordinance

13.Easement – open space imposed on any land use/activities sited along

waterways, road-right-of-ways, cemeteries/memorial parks and utilities
14.Environmentally Critical Areas – areas which are environmentally sensitive
and are listed in Presidential Proclamation 2146 dated December 14, 1981

15.Environmentally Critical Projects – projects which have high potential for

negative environmental impacts and are listed in Presidential Proclamation
2146 dated December 14, 1981

16.Exception – a device which grants a property owner relief from certain

provisions of a Zoning Ordinance where because of the specific use would
result in a particular hardship upon the owner, as distinguished from a mere
inconvenience or a desire to make more money

17.Filling Station – a retail station servicing automobiles and other motor

vehicles with gasoline, diesel, LPG and oil only

18.Fireworks Manufacturing Overlay District (FM-D) – areas within the city that
can be used for the manufacture, storage and distribution of fireworks and
whose site planning and design is regulated by certain national government
agencies and offices

19.Flooding Overlay District (FO-D) – an area within the city identified as prone
to flooding hazards and requires specific plans of action in the zoning
ordinance in order to address this developmental challenge

20.Flood Protection Elevation – the elevation which is one foot above the high
water profile of the Jaro Floodway Channel or the 50-year return flood as
defined by the DPWH VI

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21.Foreshore Land Delimitation – land areas as determined by the DENR
submerged in water during occurrence of high tide and is visible during low
tide and which may have been caused by siltation

22.Gross Floor Area (GFA) – the GFA of a building is the total floor space within
the perimeter of the permanent external building walls, occupied by:

a. Office Areas;
b. Residential Areas;
c. Corridors;
d. Lobbies;
e. Mezzanine;
f. Rest rooms or toilets;
g. Machine rooms and closets;
h. Storage rooms and closets;
i. Covered balconies and terraces;
 j. Interior walls and columns, and other interior features;

But Excluding:

a. Covered areas used for parking and driveways, including vertical

penetrations in parking floors where no residential or office units
are present;
b. Uncovered areas for aircon (AC) cooling towers, overhead water
tanks, roof decks laundry and areas and cages wading or
swimming polls, whirlpools or Jacuzzis, gardens, courts or plazas.

23.Heritage Overlay District (HO-D) – a district containing Heritage Resources

that deserve special consideration and enhancement due to the
contribution they make to the city’s collective understanding of its historical
development and cultural heritage

24.High Intensity Commercial/Mixed-Use Zone (C-3/MXD) – an area intended

for regional shopping centers such as large malls and other commercial
activities which are regional in scope or where market activities generate
traffic and require utilities and services that extend beyond local boundaries
and requires Metropolitan Level Development planning and
Implementation. High-rise hotels, sports stadium or sports complexes are
also allowed in this zone, subject to studies such as feasibility and traffic
assessment

25.High Density Residential/Mixed-Use Zone (R-3/MXD) – a subdivision of an

area principally intended for dwelling/housing purposes with a density of 66
or more dwelling units per hectare

26.HLURB/Board – shall mean the Housing and land Use Regulatory Board

27.Human Occupancy – any portion of any enclosed structure wherein humans

principally live or sleep such as mobile homes, permanent residential
activities, semi-transient residential activities, health care community
facilities, nursing home community facilities, orphanage, family care
facilities, or transient habitation

28.Innovative Design – introduction and/or application of new/creative designs

and techniques in development projects e.g. mixed use development, new
town, planned unit development, etc.

29.Institutional/Mixed-Use Zone (INZ/MXD) – an area principally intended for

general types of institutional establishments e.g. government offices,
schools, hospital/clinics, academic/research, convention centers
30.Land Use – a manner by which land has occupied or utilized

31.Light Industrial Zone (I-1) – a subdivision of an area principally intended for

the following types of industries:

a. Non-pollutive/non-hazardous
b. Non-pollutive/hazardous

32.Locational Clearance – a clearance issued to a project that is allowed under

the provisions of this ordinance as well as the other standards, rules and
regulations on the land use

33.Lot – a parcel of land on which a principal building and its accessories are
placed or may be placed together with the required open spaces. A lot may
or may not be a land designated as lot on recorded plot.

34.Low Density Commercial/Mixed-Use Zone (C-1/MXD) – an area principally

intended for trade, services and business activities ordinarily referred to as
the Central Business District

35.Mangrove Zone – an area within a city for mangrove purposes

36.Medium Density commercial /Mixed-Use Zone (C2/MXD) – an area

principally intended for quasi-trade business activities and service industries
performing complementary/ supplementary functions to principally
commercial zone (CBD)
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37.Medium Density Residential/Mixed-Use Zone (R-3/MXD) – an area
principally intended for dwelling/housing purposes with a density of 21 to
65 dwelling units per hectare

38.Medium Industrial Zone (I-2) – an area within the city principally for the
following types of industries:

a. Pollutive/non-hazardous
b. Pollutive/hazardous

39.Mitigating Device – a means to grant relief in complying with certain

provisions of the ordinance

40.Mixed-Use Development – development characterized by two or more

significant revenue-producing uses such as retail, office, residential,
hotel/motel, entertainment/cultural/recreation that in well-planned
projects are mutually supporting
41.Non-Conforming Use – existing non-conforming uses/ establishments in an
area allowed to operate inspite of the non-conformity to the provisions of
the Ordinance subject to the conditions stipulated in this Zoning Ordinance

42.Parks and Recreation Zone (PRZ) – an area designed for diversion/

amusements and for the maintenance of ecological balance of the
community

43.Planned Unit Development (PUD) – a land development scheme for an area

that is comprehensively planned as an entity via unitary site plan which
permits flexibility in planning designs, building siting, complementarily of
building types and land uses, usable open spaces and the preservation of
significant natural land features

44.Rezoning – process of introducing amendments to or a change in the text

and maps of the Zoning Ordinance. It also includes amendments or change
in view of reclassification under Section 20 of R.A. 7160

45.Socialized Housing Zone (SHZ) – shall be used principally for socialized

housing/dwelling purposes for the underprivileged and homeless as defined
in R.A. 7279

46.Special Agricultural Fishery Development Zone (SAFDZ) – an area reserved

for special development programs and activities of the agriculture and
fisheries sectors and which is regulated by certain national government
policies and issuances

47.Special Institutional Zone (SIZ) – an area principally intended for particular

types of institutional establishments e.g. welfare homes, orphanage, home
for the aged, rehabilitation and training centers, military
camps/reservation/bases/training grounds, etc.

48.Special use Permit – a permit issued specifying certain conditions as a

prerequisite of a given activity

49.Tansit-Oriented Development – a mixed-use community within an average

walking distance of a transit stops and core commercial area

50.Urban Area(s) – include all barangay(s0 or portion(s) of which comprising

the Poblacion, Central Business District (CBD) and other built up areas
including the urbanizable land in and adjacent to said areas and where at
least more than fifty (50%) of the population are engaged in non-
 agricultural activities. CBD shall refer to the areas designated principally for
trade, services and business purposes

51.Urban Zoning Map – a duly authenticated map delineating the different

zones into which the urban area and its expansion area are divided. Walking,
cycling, and public transport are the priority nodes of transport, instead of
the private cars

52.Variance – a special which grants a property owner relief from certain

provisions of Zoning Ordinance where, because of the particular, physical
surrounding, shape or topographical conditions of the property, compliance
on height, area, setback, bulk and/or density would result in a particular
hardship upon the owner, as distinguished from a mere inconvenience or a
desire to make more money

53.Warehouse – refers to a storage and/or depository of those in business of

performing warehouse services for others, for profit

54.Water Zone (WZ) – are bodies of water within the city which include rivers,
streams, lakes and seas except those included in other zone classification

55.Zone/District – an area within the city for specific land use as defined by
man-made or natural boundaries

56.Zoning Administrator – a city employee responsible for the

implementation/ enforcement of the Zoning Ordinance in a community

57.Zoning Ordinance – a local legal measure which embodies regulations

affecting land use.

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ARTICLE IV
ZONE CLASSIFICATIONS

Section 7. Division into Zones. – To effectively carry out the provisions of this
Ordinance, the City is hereby categorized into the following zones or land uses as
shown in the Official Zoning maps

1. Residential Zones:
a. Low-Density Residential (R-1)
b. Medium-Density Residential/Mixed-Use Zone (R-2/MXD)
c. High-Density Residential/Mixed-Used Zones (R-3/MXD)
d. Socialized Housing Zone (SHZ)

2. Commercial Zones:
 a. Low Intensity Commercial Zone (C-1)
b. Medium Intensity Commercial/Mixed-Use zone (C-2/MXD)
c. High Intensity Commercial/Mixed-Use Zone (C-3/MXD)

3. Industrial Zones:
a. Light Industrial Zone (I-1)
b. Medium Industrial Zone (I-2)

4. Institutional Zones:
a. Institutional/Mixed-Use Zones (INZ/MXD)
b. Special Institutional Zones (SINZ)

5. Parks and Open Spaces

6. Cemetery Zone (CEM)
7. Transportation and Utilities Zone (TUTL)
8. Infrastructure Zone
9. Agricultural Zone (AGZ)
10.Mangrove Forest Zone (FZ)
11.Water Zone (WZ)
12.Sanitary Landfill
13.Foreshore Land Delimitation Zone (FLD)
14.Planned Unit Development (PUD)
15.Fishpond and Saltbeds Zones (FSZ)
16.Floodway Zone

Section 8. Zone Boundaries. The location and boundaries of the above mentioned
various zones into which the city is classified are hereby identified and specified in
Annex A.

ARTICLE V
OVERLAY DISTRICTS

Section 9. Division into Overlay Districts. In addition to zones, specific areas

within the City are also classified according to Overlay Districts

1. Flooding Overlay Districts (FO-D)

2. Heritage Overlay Districts (HO-D)
3. Fireworks manufacturing Overlay District (FMO-D)

These districts shall overlay the zones shown on the official zoning map. In
addition to the other requirements of this Ordinance applicable to development in
the underlying zoning classifications, compliance with the requirements of Article
VII, Overlay District Regulations of this ordinance shall be necessary for all
developments occurring within the overlay districts. Conflicts between the
requirements of this chapter and other requirements of this ordinance or any
other ordinance shall be resolved in favour of this section except where the
conflicting requirements is more stringent and would further the objectives of this
chapter. In such cases the more stringent requirement shall be applied. The
locations and boundaries of the above mentioned overlay districts into which the
city is classified are hereby identified and specified in Annex B.

ARTICLE VI
ZONING AND OVERLAY DISTRICT MAPS

Section 10. Official Land Use and Zoning Map. It is hereby adopted as an integral
part of this ordinance, the Official Land Use and Zoning Map for the whole city,
wherein the designation, location and boundaries of the zones herein established
are shown and indicated. Such official map shall be signed by the local chief
executive and duly authenticated by the HLURB.

The Official Land Use and Zoning Map shall be drawn to the scale of 1:10,000 M
printed in fifteen (15) copies, authenticated with the signatures of the City Mayor
and the HLURB and shall be distributed as follows:

1. The National Archives

2. National Library
3. HLURB
4. NEDA Central Office
5. HLURB Regional Office
6. City Library
7. Office of the City Mayor
8. Sangguniang Panglungsod
9. City Planning And Development Office (2 copies)
10.Office of the City Treasurer
11.Office of the City Assessor
12.Office of the Zoning Administrator
13.City Engineer’s Office
14.City Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals

To effect transparency and convenience to users, the Official Land Use and Zoning
Map must be conspicuously displayed in the following offices:

1. Office of the City Mayor

2. Office of the Sangguniang Panglungsod
3. Office of the Zoning Administrator
4. City Planning And Development Office
5. Office of the City Assessor
6. Office of the City Treasurer
7. City Library
Section 11. Interpretation of the Zone/Overlay District Boundaries. In the
interpretation of the boundaries for any of the zones/districts indicated on the
Zoning Map, the following rules shall apply:

1. Where zone/district boundaries are so indicated that they approximately

follow the center of streets or highway, the street or highway right-of-
way lines, shall be construed to be the boundaries.

2. Where zone/district boundaries are so indicated that they are

approximately follow the lot lines, such lot lines shall be construed to be
the boundaries.

3. Where zone/district boundaries are so indicated that they are

approximately parallel to the center lines or right-of-way lines of streets
and highways, such zone/district boundaries shall be construed as being
parallel thereto and at such distance there from as indicated in the
zoning map.

4. Where the boundary of a zone/district follows approximately a railroad

line, such boundary shall be deemed to be the railroad right-of-way.

5. Where the boundary of a zone/district follows a stream, lake or other

bodies of water, said boundary lines shall be deemed to be at the limit of
the political jurisdiction of the community unless otherwise indicated.
Boundaries indicated as following shorelines shall be construed to follow
such shorelines and in the event of change in the shorelines shall be
construed as moving with the actual shorelines.

6. Where a lot of one ownership, as of record at the effective date of this

Ordinance, is divided by a zone/district boundary line, the lot shall be
construed to be within the zone/district where the major portion of the
lot is located. In case the lot is bisected by the boundary line, it shall fall
in the zone/district where the principal structure falls.

7. Where zone/district boundary is indicated as one-lot-deep, said depth

shall be construed to be average lot depth of the lots involved with each
particular city block. Where, however, any lot has a depth greater than
said average, the remaining portion of said lot shall be construed as
covered by the one-lot-deep zoning district provided the remaining
portion has an area less than fifty percent (50%) of the total area of the
entire lot. If the remaining portion has an area equivalent to fifty percent
(50%) or more of the total area of the lot then the average depth shall
apply to the lot which shall become a lot divided and covered by two or
more different zoning districts, as the case may be.
 8. In case of any remaining doubt as to the location of any property along
zone/district boundaries lines, such property shall be considered as
falling within the less restrictive zone.

9. The textual description of the zone/district boundaries shall prevail over

that of the Iloilo City Official Zoning Maps.

ARTICLE VII
ZONE REGULATIONS

Section 12. General Provision. The uses enumerated in the succeeding sections
are neither exhaustive nor all-inclusive. The Sangguniang Panglungsod (SP) as per
recommendations from the Iloilo City Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals
(ICZBAA) shall, subject to the requirements of this Article, allow other uses not
enumerated hereunder provided that they are compatible with the uses expressly
allowed and provided further that they are not expressly prohibited by this
Ordinance.

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Allowance of further uses shall be based on the intrinsic qualities of the land and
the socio-economic potential of the locality with due regard to the maintenance
of the essential qualities of the zone.

Specific uses/activities of lesser density within a particular zone (C-1) may be

allowed within the zone of higher density (C-2, C-3) but not vice versa, nor in
another and its subdivisions (e.g. R-2/MXD, R-3/MXD), except for uses expressly
allowed in said zones, such that the cumulative effect of zoning shall be intra-
zonal and not inter-zonal.

Developments of Mixed-Use character R3/MXD and C2/MXD shall have a 70/30

sharing of uses. Where 70% of the development must be of the principal use (e.g.
R3/MXD – the principal use is residential) and the other 30% can be any of the
allowed uses within the zone category.

Figure 01: 70-30 Sharing of Uses

Section 13. Building Height Regulations. Unless otherwise stipulated in this
ordinance, building heights, must conform with height restrictions and
requirements of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP), the National
Building Code, Structural Code, Iloilo City Heritage Ordinance and other
ordinances of the city and regulations related to land development and building
construction and in accordance with Section 39 of Article IX hereof.
Section 14. Area Regulations. Area regulations in all zones shall conform with the
minimum requirements prescribed by pertinent existing laws, codes and
regulations and in accordance with Section 40 of Article IX hereof.
Section 15. Buildable area Regulations. Buildings or structure shall only be built
on the land area determined with the required setbacks, easement and/or buffer
zones as determined by the National Building Code and other pertinent existing
laws, codes and regulations.
Section 16. Use Regulations in Low Density Residential Zone (R-1). An R-1 shall
be used principally for housing/dwelling so as to maintain the peace and quiet of
the area within the zone with a zone with a density of 20 dwelling units and below
per hectare. The following are the allowable uses:
1. Detachable family dwelling
2. Semi-detached family dwelling, e.g. duplex, row house
3. Customary accessory uses like:
a. Servants quarter
b. Private garage
c. Guardhouse, among others
4. Home occupation for the practice of one’s profession or for engaging in
an in-house business such as dressmaking, tailoring, baking, running sari-
sari store and the like, provided that:

a) The number of persons engaged by such business/occupation shall

not exceed five (5), inclusive of the owner.
b) There shall be no change in the outside appearance of the building or
premises.
c) No home occupation shall be conducted in any customary accessory
cited above;
d) No traffic shall be generated by such home occupation in greater
volume than would normally be expected in a residential
neighborhood and any need for parking generated by the conduct of
such home occupation shall be met off the street and in a place other
than in required front yard.
e) No equipment or process shall be used in such home occupation
which creates noise, vibration, glare, fumes, odors, or electrical
interference detectable to the normal senses and which causes visual
or audible interference in any radio or television receivers or cause
fluctuation in the line voltage off the premises.
5. Home industry classified as cottage industry provide that:

a) Such home industry shall not occupy more than thirty percent (30%)
of the floor area of the dwelling unit. There shall be no change or
alteration in the outside appearance of the dwelling unit and shall not
be hazard/nuisance;
b) Shall consider same provisions as enumerated in letters c, d and e of
number 4, home occupation, this section.

6. Recreational facilities for the exclusive use of the members of the family
residing within the premises, such as:

a) Swimming pool
b) Pelota Court
c) Others

7. Religious use
8. Multi-purpose/Barangay Hall
9. Pre-school
10.Sports Club
11.Plant Nursery
12.Clinic, nursing and convalescing home, health center
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Section 17. Use Regulations in Medium Density Residential/Mixed-Use Zone (R-
2/MXD). R-2/MXD zones shall be for medium density housing/dwelling purposes,
i.e. 21 to 65 dwelling units per hectare, with support commercial, service and
institutional uses on a neighborhood or barangay scale. No building or structure
for human occupancy whether public or private shall be higher than twenty one
(21.00) meters above highest natural grade line in the property or front sidewalk
(main entry) level, mid-rise dwellings are four to seven storeys. The following are
the allowable uses:

1. Semi-detached family dwelling

2. Multi-Family Dwelling
3. Residential inn/apartment/condotel/condominium
4. Boarding/pension houses
5. Dormitory
6. Branch library, art gallery, exhibit are and museum
7. Pre-school, kindergarten school, elementary school, high school
(maximum of 12 classrooms)
8. Community/village association office
9. Fire/security station
10.Welfare/charitable institution/ rehabilitation center
11.Place of religious worship
12.Utility installation for use of zone/lot occupants
13.Public transport utility facility (operation of public transportation
stop/waiting shed, loading/unloading bays, off-road/on-site public
parking at an allowable scale to be determined by the TMTRO)
14.Customary/Accessory uses like:

i. Specialty school/training facility

ii. Health center/clinic/club, gym
iii. Club, multi-purpose hall/room
iv. Dance/voice/music, other specialty studio
v. Sports/recreational facility
vi. Showroom/display
vii. Convenience retail store (neighborhood service only)
viii. Restaurant, canteen, other food-serving establishment
ix. Day care center

Exempted from the imposition of height regulations in R-2/MXD are church

structures, covered courts, utility and other structures nor covered by the
height regulations of the National Building Code and/or the Air
Transportation Office.

Piggery, livestock holding pen, poultry and fighting cock farm shall not be
allowed in R-2/Mixed-Use Zone.
Section 18. Use Regulations in High-Density Residential/Mixed-Use Zone (R-
3/MXD). An R-3/MXD shall be used primarily for high-density housing/dwelling
purposes i.e. 66 or more dwelling units per hectare and limited
complementary/supplementary trade, services and business activities.
Enumerated below are the allowable uses:

1. Semi-detached family dwelling e.g. duplex, rowhouse

2. Multi-family dwelling
3. Commercial housing e.g. hotel, apartment, apartelle, boarding house,
dormitory, pension house, club house, motel, residential
inn/condotel/condominium
4. Branch library, art gallery, exhibit area and museum
5. Pre-school/elementary school, high school, vocational school
6. Home occupation for the practice of one’s profession or for engaging an
in-house business such as dressmaking, tailoring, baking, running a sari-
sari store, provided that:

a. The number of persons engaged by such business/industry shall not

exceed five (5), inclusive of the owner;
b. There shall be no change in the outside appearance of the building or
premises;
c. No home occupation shall be conducted in any customary accessory
uses cited above;
d. No traffic shall be generated by such home occupation in greater
volume than would normally be expected in a residential
neighborhood and any need for parking generated by the conduct of
such home occupation shall be met off the street and in a place other
than in required front yard;
e. No equipment or process shall be used in such home occupation
which creates noise, vibration, glare, fumes, odors, or electrical
interference detectable to the normal senses and which causes visual
or audible interference in any radio or television receivers or cause
fluctuation in the line voltage off the premises.

7. Home industry classified as cottage industry provided that:

a. Such home industry shall not occupy more than thirty percent (30%)
of the floor area dwelling unit in order to maintain its residential use.
There shall be no change or alteration in the outside appearance of
the dwelling unit and shall not be a hazard/nuisance;
b. Allotted capitalization shall not exceed P3M as per SMEDC
Classification for micro-enterprises as adopted by DTI;
c. Shall consider same provisions as enumerated in letter c, d and e of
Home Occupation of this section.
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8. Multi-purpose/Barangay Hall
9. Nursing and convalescing
10. Plant nursery
11. Welfare/charitable institution
12. Public utility facility
13. Fire and security station
14. Office
15. General retail store ( not shopping center) e.g. bookstore and office
supply shop, car shop, home appliances store, photo shop, flower shop
16. Food markets and shops e.g. bakery, bakeshop, wine store, grocery,
supermarket
17. Personal services shops e.g. beauty parlor, barber shop, sauna bath and
massage clinic, dressmaking and tailoring shops
18. Parks, garden, playgrounds, sports-related/recreational center/
establishments e.g. movie house/ theatre, play court, swimming poll,
gymnasium, entertainment/amusement center, billiards hall.
19. Restaurant, canteen or food-serving establishments, if situated high-rise
structure provided that except in hotels, such restaurant, canteen, or
food serving establishment maybe located on the ground or basement
floor.
20. Short-term special education/training (e.g. dancing schools, schools for
self-defence, diving schools
21. Storeroom (but only as may be necessary for the efficient conduct of the
business)
22. Embassy/consulate
23. Filling station/ service station
24. Convention center and related facilities
25. Messengerial service
26. Janitorial service
27. Security agency
28. Bank, finance, insurance, money exchange service and other financial
institutions
29. Radio and television station, media service
30. Building garage/ parking building
31. Commercial and job printing
32. Computer/information technology-related activity/service
33. Typing and photo engraving service
34. Repair of optical instruments and equipment and cameras
35. Repair of clocks and watches
36. Manufacture of insignia, badges and similar emblems except metal
37. Transportation terminal/garage e.g. parking structure, loading and
unloading facilities
38. Scientific, cultural and academic centers and research facilities except
nuclear, radioactive, chemical and biological warfare facilities
39. Place of religious worship/use
 40. Accessory uses such as:
i. Health center/clinic/day care center
ii. Club house/gym/sports/recreation facility
iii. Utility installation for use of zone/lot occupants
iv. Guardhouse
v. Showroom/display
vi. Office/school support service
vii. Servants quarters parking lot/garage facilities

Piggery, livestock holding pen, poultry and fighting cock farm shall not be
allowed in R-3/Mixed-Use Zone.

Section 19. Use and Regulations in Socialized Housing Zone (SHZ).

1. Resettlement Sites or Relocation Sites

2. On-site housing settlements
3. All other uses allowed by CZBAA

Section 20. Use Regulations in Low Intensity Commercial/Mixed Use Zone (C-
1/MXD). A C-1/MXD shall be principally for trade, services and business activities
on a local scale. Enumerated below are the allowable uses:

1. Uses allowed in R-2 and R-3

2. Offices like:
a. Office building
b. Office condominium

3. General retail store and shops like:

a. Department store/shopping center
b. Bookstore and office supply shop
c. Car shop
d. Home appliance store
e. Photo shop
f. Flower shop

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4. Food markets like:
a. Bakery and bake shop
b. Wine store
c. Grocery
d. Supermarket

5. Personal services shops like:

a. Beauty parlor
b. Barber shop
 c. Sauna bath and massage clinic
d. Dressmaking and tailoring shops

6. Recreational center/establishments like:

a. Movie house/theatre
b. Play court e.g. tennis, bowling, billiard
c. Swimming pool
d. Day and night club
e. Stadium, coliseum, gymnasium
f. Zoo, other nature centers
g. Other sports and recreational establishments

7. Restaurants and other eateries

8. Short term special education like:

a. Dancing schools
b. Schools for self-defence
c. Driving schools
d. Speech clinics

9. Storeroom and warehouse but only as may be as necessary for the

efficient conduct of the business

10.Commercial housing like:

a. Hotel
b. Apartment
c. Apartel
d. Boarding house
e. Dormitory
f. Pension house
g. Club house
h. Motel

11.Pre-school, kindergarten school, elementary school, high school

12.College/university, cultural educational center
13.Commercial condominium (with residential units in upper floors)
14.Government facility
15.Embassy/consulate
16.Library, museum
17.Filling station/ service station
18.Clinic/health center/ club, gym
19.Sanitarium, nursing home
20.General/specialized hospital, medical center
21.Dance/voice/music, other speciality studio
22.Convent, seminary and related uses
23.Vocational/technical school
 24.Convention center and related facilities
25.Messengerial service
26.Security agency
27.Janitorial service
28.Bank and other financial inatitution
29.Radio and television station
30.Building garage
31.Commercial job printing
32.Typing and photo engraving services
33.Repair of optical instruments and equipment and cameras
34.Repair of clocks and watches
35.Manufacture of insignia, badges and similar emblems except metal
36.Transportation terminal/garage
37.Commercial garage
38.Plant nurseries
39.Scientific, cultural and academic centers and research facilities except
nuclear, radioactive, chemical and biological warfare facilities.

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Section 21. Use Regulation in Medium Intensity Commercial/Mixed Use Zone (C-
2/MXD). A C-2/MXD Zone shall be used primarily for medium intensity mixed use
and commercial developments for quest-trade, business activities and service
industries. Enumerated below are the allowable uses:

1. All uses in C-1 may be allowed in C-2

2. All allowable uses in R-3/MXD zone provided that in case of a residential
building it shall have commercial footprints
3. Transportation terminals/garage with and without repair
4. Repair shops e.g. house appliance repair shops, motor vehicles and
accessory repair shops, home furnishing shops
5. Printing/Publishing
6. Machinery display shop/center
7. Gravel and sand
8. Lumber/hardware
9. Manufacture of ice, ice blocks, cubes, tubes, crush except dry ice
10.Manufacture of signs and advertising displays (except printed)
11.Chicharon factory
12.Welding shops
13.Machine shop service operation (repairing/rebuilding, or custom job
orders)
14.Medium scale junk shop
15.Biscuit and pop rice factory – manufacture of biscuits, cookies, crackers,
pop rice and other similar dried bakery and pop rice products
16.Doughnut and hopia factory
17.Other bakery products and those not elsewhere classified
 18.Repacking of food products e.g. fruits, vegetables, sugar and other
related products
19.Funeral Parlors,mortuaries and crematory services and memorial chapels
20.Carpark buildings, parking lots, garage facilities
21.Government facility
22.Cultural/educational center
23.General/specialized hospital, medical center
24.Shopping center/department store
25.Day & night club, disco/dance hall, videoke/karaoke bar

Section 22. Use Regulation in High Intensity Commercial/Mixed Use Zone (C-
3/MXD). A C-3/MXD Zone shall be used primarily for high intensity mixed use and
commercial developments for trade, business activities and service industries. The
service area covers a metropolitan to national scale of operations. Enumerated
below are the allowable uses:

1. All uses in C-2/MXD Zone provided that in case of a case of a residential

building it shall have complementary commercial uses on the ground
level.
2. Manufacture of wood furniture including upholstered
3. Manufacture of rattan furniture including upholstered
4. Manufacture of box beds and mattresses
5. Small-scale commercial warehousing activity
6. Large-scale commercial warehousing activity
7. Other commercial activities and those not elsewhere classified

Section 23. Use Regulations in Light Industrial Zone (I-1). A I-1 zone shall be used
for non-pollutive/non-hazardous and non-pollutive/hazardous manufacturing/
processing establishments. Enumerated below are the allowable uses:

A. Non-Pollutive/Non-Hazardous Industries

1. Drying fish
2. Biscuit Factory – manufacture of biscuits, cookies, crackers, and other
similar dried bakery products
3. Doughnut and hopia factory
4. Manufacture of macaroni, spaghetti and vermicelli and other noodles
5. Other bakery products and those not elsewhere classified (n.e.c.)
6. Life belts factory
7. Manufacture of luggage, handbags, wallets and small leather goods
8. Manufacture of miscellaneous products of leather, leather substitute and
those n.e.c.
9. Manufacture of shoes except of rubber, plastic and wood
10.Manufacture of slipper and sandal except rubber and plastic
11.Manufacture of footwear parts except rubber and plastic
12.Printing, publishing and allied industries and those n.e.c.
13.Manufacture or assembly of typewriters, cash registers, weighing,
duplicating and accounting machines
14.Manufacture or assembly of electronic data processing machinery and
accessories
15.Renovation and repair of office machinery
16.Manufacture or assembly of miscellaneous office machines and those n.e.c.
17.Manufacture of rowboats, bancas, sailboats
18.Manufacture of animal drawn vehicles
19.Manufacture of children vehicles and baby carriages
20.Manufacture of laboratory and scientific instruments, barometers,
chemical balance, etc.
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21.Manufacture of measuring and controlling equipment, plumb bomb, rain
gauge, taxi meter, thermometer, etc.
22.Manufacture or assembly of surgical, medical, dental equipment and
medical furniture
23.Quick freezing and cold packaging for fish and other seafood
24.Quick freezing and cold packaging for fruits and vegetables
25.Popcorn/rice factory
26.Manufacture of medical/surgical supplies: adhesive tapes, antiseptic
dressing, sanitary napkins, surgical gauge, etc.
27.Manufacture of orthopaedic and prosthetic appliances (abdominal
supporter, ankle supports, arch support, artificial limb, kneecap supporters,
etc.)
28.Manufacture of photographic equipment and accessories
29.Manufacture or assembly of optical instruments
30.Manufacture of eyeglasses and spectacles
31.Manufacture of optical lenses
32.Manufacture of watches and clocks
33.Manufacture of pianos
34.Manufacture of string instruments
35.Manufacture of wind and percussion instruments
36.Manufacture or assembly of electronic organs
37.Manufacture of sporting gloves and mitts
38.Manufacture of sporting balls (not of rubber or plastic)
39.Manufacture of gym and playground equipment
40.Manufacture of sporting tables (billiards, ping-pong, pool)
41.Manufacture of other sporting and athletic goods, and those n.e.c.
42.Manufacture of toys and dolls except rubber and mold plastic
43.Manufacture of pens, pencils and other office and artist materials
44.Manufacture of umbrellas and canes
45.Manufacture of buttons except plastic
46.Manufacture of brooms, brushes and fans
47.Manufacture of needles, pen, fasteners and zippers
48.Manufacture of insignia, badges and similar emblems (except metal)
49.Manufacture of signs and advertising displays (except printed)
 50.Small-scale manufacture of ice cream

B. Non-Pollutive/Hazardous Industries

1. Manufacture of house furnishing

2. Textile bag factories
3. Canvas bags and other canvas products factory
4. Jute bag factory
5. Manufacture of miscellaneous textile goods, embroideries and weaving
apparel
6. Manufacture of fiber batting, padding and upholstery filling except coir
7. Men’s and boy’s garment factory
8. Women’s and girl’s and ladies’ garment factory
9. Manufacture of hats, gloves, handkerchief, neckwear and related clothing
accessories
10. Manufacture of raincoats and waterproof outer garments excepts jackets
11. Manufacture of miscellaneous wearing apparel except footwear and those
n.e.c.
12. Manufacture of miscellaneous fabricated mill work and those n.e.c.
13. Manufacture of wooden and can containers
14. Sawali, nipa and split cane factory
15. Manufacture of bamboo, rattan and other cane baskets and wares
16. Manufacture of cork products
17. Manufacture of wooden shoes, shoe lace and other similar products
18. Manufacture of miscellaneous wood products and those n.e.c.
19. Manufacture of miscellaneous furniture and fixture except primarily of
metals and those n.e.c.
20. Manufacture of paper stationery, envelopes and related articles
21. Manufacture if dry ice
22. Repackaging of industrial products e.g. paints, varnishes and other related
products.

C. Large-scale warehousing activity

D. Private-initiated residential projects such as staff house and guesthouse at

industrial facilities

E. Accessory Uses:

1. Clinic/health center/club, gym

2. Canteen/food serving establishment
3. Place of religious worship
4. Library, museum, exhibit area, art gallery
5. Multi-purpose hall/room
6. Retail store (outlet store-type)
7. Utility installation for zone/lot occupants
 8. Sports/recreation facility
9. Transportation terminal/garage e.g. parking structure, waiting shed
10.Guardhouse
11.Showroom/display
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Section 24. Use Regulations in Medium Industrial Zone (I-2). An I-2 zone shall be
for pollutive/non-hazardous and pollutive/hazardous manufacturing and
processing establishments. Enumerated below are the allowable uses:

A. Pollutive/Non-Hazardous Industries

1. Manufacture and canning of ham, bacon and native sausage

2. Poultry processing and canning
3. Large-scale manufacture of ice cream
4. Corn moll/Rice mill
5. Chocolate and cocoa factory
6. Candy factory
7. Chewing gum factory
8. Peanuts and other nuts factory
9. Other chocolate and confectionery products
10. Manufacture of flavouring extracts
11. Manufacture of food products n.e.c (vinegar, vetsin)
12. Manufacture of fish meal
13. Oyster shell grading
14. Manufacture of medicinal and pharmaceutical preparations
15. Manufacture of stationary, art goods, cut stone and marble products
16. Manufacture of abrasive products
17. Manufacture of miscellaneous non-metallic mineral products n.e.c
18. Manufacture of cutlery, except table flatware
19. Manufacture of hand tools
20. Manufacture of general hardware
21. Manufacture of miscellaneous cutlery hand tools and general hardware
n.e.c.
22. Manufacture of household metal furniture
23. Manufacture of office, store and restaurant metal furniture
24. Manufacture of metal blinds, screens and shades
25. Manufacture of miscellaneous furniture and fixture primarily of metal
n.e.c.
26. Manufacture of fabricated structural iron and steel
27. Manufacture of architectural and ornamental metal works
28. Manufacture of broilers, tanks and other structural sheet metal works
29. Manufacture of other structural products n.e.c.
30. Manufacture of metal cans, boxes and containers
31. Manufacture of stamped coated and engraved metal products
32. Manufacture of fabricates wire and cable products
33. Manufacture of heating, cooking and lighting equipment except electrical
 34. Sheet metal works generally manual operation
35. Manufacture of other fabricated metal products except machinery and
equipment n.e.c.
36. Manufacture of assembly of agricultural machinery and equipment
37. Native plow and harrow factory
38. Repair of agricultural machinery
39. Manufacture or assembly of service industry machines
40. Manufacture or assembly of elevators and escalators
41. Manufacture or assembly of sewing machines
42. Manufacture or assembly of cooking ranges
43. Manufacture or assembly of water pumps
44. Refrigeration industry
45. Manufacture or assembly of other machinery and equipment except
electrical n.e.c.
46. Manufacture and repair of electrical apparatus
47. Manufacture and repair of electrical cables and wires
48. Manufacture of electrical cables and wires
49. Manufacture of other electrical industrial machinery and apparatus n.e.c.
50. Manufacture or assembly of electric equipment radio and television, tape
recorders, stereo
51. Manufacture or assembly of radio and television transmitting, signalling
and detection equipment
52. Manufacture or assembly of telephone and telegraphic equipment
53. Manufacture of other electronic equipment and apparatus n.e.c.
54. Manufacture of industrial and commercial electrical appliances
55. Manufacture of household cooking, heating and laundry appliances
56. Manufacture of other electrical appliances
57. Manufacture of electric lamp fixtures

B. Pollutive/Hazardous Industries

1. Flour mill
2. Cassava flour mill
3. Manufacturing of coffee
4. Manufacturing of unprepared animal feeds, other grain milling n.e.c.
5. Production of prepared feeds for animals
6. Cigar and Cigarette factory
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7. Curing and redrying tobacco leaves
8. Miscellaneous processing tobacco leaves n.e.c.
9. Weaving hemp textile
10. Jute spinning and weaving
11. Miscellaneous spinning and weaving mills n.e.c.
12. Hosiery mill
13. Underwear and outwear knitting mills
14. Fabric knitting mills
15. Miscellaneous knitting mills n.e.c.
16. Manufacture of mats and mattings
17. Manufacture of carpets and rugs
18. Manufacture of cordage, rope and twine
19. Manufacture of related products from abaca, sisal, henequen, hemp,
cotton, paper, etc.
20. Manufacture of linoleum and other surface coverings
21. Manufacture of artificial leather, oil cloth and other fabrics except
rubberized
22. Manufacture of coir
23. Manufacture of miscellaneous textile n.e.c.
24. Manufacture of rough lumber, unworked
25. Manufacture of worked lumber
26. Resaw mills
27. Manufacture of veneer, plywood and hardwood
28. Manufacture of doors, windows and sashes
29. Treating and preserving of wood
30. Manufacture of charcoal
31. Manufacture of wood and cane blinds, screens and shades
32. Manufacture of containers and boxes of paper and paper boards
33. Manufacture of miscellaneous pulp and paper products, n.e.c.
34. Manufacture of perfumes cosmetics and other toilet preparations
35. Manufacture of waxes and polishing preparations
36. Manufacture of candles
37. Manufacture of inks
38. Manufacture of miscellaneous chemical products, n.e.c.
39. Tire retreating and rebuilding
40. Manufacture of rubber shoes and slippers
41. Manufacture of industrial and moulded rubber products
42. Manufacture of plastic footwear
43. Manufacture of plastic furniture
44. Manufacture of other fabricated plastic products, n.e.c.
45. Manufacture of table and kitchen articles
46. Manufacture of pottery, china and earthenware n.e.c.
47. Manufacture of flat glass
48. Manufacture of glass containers
49. Manufacture of miscellaneous glass and glass products, n.e.c
50. Manufacture of clay bricks, clay tile and hollow clay tiles
51. Manufacture of structural clay products, n.e.c.
52. Manufacture of structural concrete products
53. Manufacture of asbestos products
54. Manufacture of engines and turbines except motor vehicles, marine and
aircraft
55. Manufacture of metal cutting, shaving and finishing machinery
56. Manufacture of wood working machinery
 57. Manufacture, assembly, rebuilding, repairing of food and beverage making
machinery
58. Manufacture, assembly, rebuilding, repairing of textile machinery and

equipment
59. Manufacture, assembly, rebuilding, repairing of paper industry machinery

60. Manufacture, assembly, rebuilding, repairing of printing, trade machinery

and equipment
61. Manufacture of rice mills

62. Manufacture of machines for leather and leather products

63. Manufacture of construction machinery

64. Manufacture of machines for clay, stove and glass industries

65. Manufacture, assembly, repair, rebuilding of miscellaneous special

industrial machinery and equipment, n.e.c

66. Manufacture of dry cells, storage battery and other batteries

67. Boat building and repairing

68. Ship and repairing industry, dock yards, dry dock, ship ways

69. Miscellaneous ship building and repairing, n.e.c.

70. Manufacture of locomotives and parts

71. Manufacture of railroad and street cars

72. Manufacture or assembly of automobiles, cars, buses, trucks and trailers

73. Manufacture of wood furniture including upholstered

74. Manufacture of rattan furniture including upholstered

75. Manufacture of box beds and mattresses

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Section 25. Use Regulations in Institutional Mixed-Use Zone (INZ/MXD). An
INZ/MXD shall be primarily used for Government, religious, cultural, educational,
medical, civic, residential and, supporting commercial and service uses.
Enumerated below are the allowable uses:

1. Parks, gardens, playgrounds, sports-related/recreational/establishments

2. E.g. movie house/theatre, play court, swimming pool,
stadium/gymnasium
3. Zoological parks and other nature centers
4. Government center to house national, regional or local offices in the area
5. Pre-school/elementary school, high school, colleges, universities,
professional business schools, vocational and technical schools and other
institutions of higher learning
6. General hospitals, medical centers, multi-purpose clinics
7. Scientific, cultural and academic centers and research facilities except
nuclear, radioactive, chemical and biological warfare facilities
8. Convention centers and related facilities
9. Auditorium, theater, performance/civic center (not commercial cinema)
10.Religious structures e.g. church, seminary, convents
11.Museums, library, exhibit area, art gallery
12.Embassies/consulates
13.Student housing e.g. dormitories, boarding house
 14.Welfare homes, orphanage, boys and girls town, home for the aged and
the like
15.Government housing projects
Rehabilitation and vocational training center for unwed mothers,
physically, mentally and emotionally handicapped, ex-sanitaria inmates
and similar establishments
16.Penitentiary and correctional institution
17.Radio/TV station, media service
18.Accessory Uses:

a. Office/school support service

b. Parking structure
c. Multi-purpose hall/room
d. Club house/gym/sports/recreation facility
e. Day care center/health facility (center/clinic)
f. Transit station/terminal (loading and unloading facility)
g. Retail store (not department store or shopping center)
h. Restaurant, canteen, other food serving establishments
i. Petrol filling/service stations
j. Showroom/display

Section 26. Use Regulations in Special Institutional Zone (SIZ). An SI Zone shall be
used principally for particular types of institutional establishments e.g. welfare
homes, orphanage, homes for the aged, rehabilitation and training centers
(military camps/reservation/bases/training grounds, etc.) and the following uses
shall be allowed:

1. Welfare homes, orphanage, boys and girls town, home for the aged and
the like
2. Rehabilitation and vocational training center for ex-convicts, drug
addicts, unwed mothers, physically, mentally and emotionally
handicapped, ex-sanitaria inmates and similar establishments
3. Penitentiary and correctional institutions

Section 27. Use Regulations in Parks and Open Space Zone (POZ). A POZ shall
primarily be used as an area designed for diversion/ amusements and for the
maintenance of ecological balance of the community. The following uses shall be
allowed in Park and Recreation Zones:

1. Parks/playground, Garden, Aviary, Zoo and other nature center, with

customary park structures such as park office, gazebo, clubhouse
2. Resort areas e.g. beaches, including accessory uses
3. Open air or outdoor sports activities and support facilities, including low
rise stadiums, gyms, amphitheaters and swimming pools
4. Golf courses, ball courts, race tracks and similar uses
5. Memorial/Shrines monuments, kiosks and other park structures
 6. Speciality School/Training facility
7. Dance/Voice/Music, other speciality studio
8. Underground parking structures/facilities
9. Club/Multi-purpose hall/room
10.Health center/clinic/club, gym
11.Accessory Uses:

a. Community/village association office

b. Fire/Security station
c. Place of religious worship
d. Multi-purpose hall/room
e. Sports/recreation facility
f. Day care center
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g. Utility installation for use of zone/lot occupants
h. Public utility facility
i. Auditorium, theater, performance/civic center
j. Library, museum, exhibit area, art gallery
k. Sporting goods/souvenir shop
l. Restaurant, canteen, other food-serving establishment
m. Personal service/repair
n. Massage/sauna/bathhouse facility
o. Parking structure

Exempted from the position of height regulations are church structure, covered
courts, utility and other structures not covered by the height regulations of the
National Building code and/or the Air Transportation Office.

Section 28. Regulations in Cemetery (CEM) Zone. The CEM Zone shall be used
primarily for burial and related activities.
Enumerated below are the allowed uses:
1. Cemetery, with customary ancillary uses such as cemetery administration,
service, and maintenance facilities.
2. Crematorium
3. Columbarium
4. Place of religious worship
5. Mausoleum
6. Park, playground, garden, aviary, zoo and other nature center
7. Accessory uses:
a. Parking structure
b. Fire/security station
c. Public utility facility

Exempted from the imposition of height regulations are monuments, obelisk, and
other commemorative structures, as well as church, utility and other structures
not covered by the height regulations, of the National Building Code and/or the
CAAP.

Section 29. Use regulations in Transportation and Utilities Zone (TUZ). A TUZ
shall be used primarily for transport and utilities functions. Enumerated below are
the allowed uses:

1. Public Utility Facility

2. Utility installation for use of zone/lot occupants
3. Parking structure
4. Passenger Terminal/Transit station/depot, transportation infrastructure
with the following passenger convenience amenities/facilities:
a. Seating/lounge area
b. Comfort room facilities
c. Food stalls
5. Park, Playground, Garden, aviary, zoo and other nature center
6. Accessory Uses:
a. Petrol filling kiosk (also for gasoline, diesel, LPG) with no other
retail/service activity, which shall be allowed only within parking
are/structures. This Accessory Use shall be subject to applicable
government and other safety regulations.
b. Fire/Security/Emergency response station
c. Tourism Information and Assistance Center

SECTION 30. . Use Regulations for agricultural Zone (AGZ) In AGZ the following
uses shall be permitted:

1. Cultivation, raising and growing of staple crops such as rice, corn, camote,
cassava and the like
2. Growing of diversified plants and trees, such as fruit and flower bearing
trees, coffee, tobacco, etc.
3. Silviculture, mushroom culture, fishing and fish culture, snake culture,
crocodile farm, monkey raising and the like
4. Customary support facilities such as palay dryers and rice threshers and
storage barns and warehouses
5. Ancillary dwelling units/farmhouses for tillers and laborers
6. Agricultural researchers and experimentation facilities such as breeding
stations, nurseries, demonstration farm, etc
7. Pastoral activities such as goat raising and cattle fattening
8. Home occupation for the practice of one’s profession or engaging home
business such as dressmaking, tailoring, baking, running a sari-
sari store and the like, provided that:

a. Number of persons engaged in such business/industry shall not

exceed(5), inclusive of the owner;
 b. There shall be no change in the outside appearance of the building
premises;
c. No home occupation shall be conducted in any customary accessory
uses cited above;
d. No traffic shall be generated by such home occupation in greater
volume than would normally be expected in a residential
neighborhood and any need for parking generated by the conduct of
such home occupation shall be met off the street in a place other
than the required front yard;
e. No equipment or process shall be used in such occupation which
creates noise, vibration, glare, fumes, odors and electrical interface
detectable to the normal senses and visual or audible interface in any
radio or television receiver or causes fluctuations in line voltage of
the premises.

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9. Home industry classified as cottage industry e.g. mat weaving, pottery
making food preservation, etc. provided that:
a. Such home industry shall not occupy more than thirty (30%) of floor
area of the dwelling unit. There shall be no charge or alteration in the
outside appearance of the dwelling unit and shall be a hazard or
nuisance;
b. Allotted capitalization shall not exceed the capitalization as set by the
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI);
c. Such shall consider same provisions as enumerated in letters c, d and
e Home Occupation, this section

10.Backyard piggery, holding pen, raising of pigs, goats, cows, carabaos,

poultry/fighting cock farm, provided that:
a. There shall not be a maximum of 10 heads for livestock and
maximum of 500 birds for fowl
b. A special permit is secured in consonance with Section 57. Item12 of
this Ordinance.

Section 31. Use Regulations in Mangrove Zone (MZ). No development, use or

activity shall be allowed in the FZ unless a permit, clearance or license is secured
from appropriate bureaus or offices of the Department of Environment and
Natural Resources (DENR).

Section 32. Use Regulation in Water Zone (WZ). The utilities of the water
resources for domestic and industrial use shall be allowed provided it is in
consonance with the development regulations of DENR, provisions of the water
code, fishery laws and the revised forestry code of the Philippines, as amended
and provided further; that is subjected to an environment impact assessment
prior to the approval of its use. Other uses like recreation, fishing and related
activities, floatage/transportation and mining (e.g. off shore oil exploration) shall
also be allowed provided it is in consonance with the provisions of the water code,
fishery laws and the revised forestry code of the Philippines, as amended. Such
bodies of water shall include rivers, estuaries, streams, creeks and seas.

Section 33. Use Regulations for Sanitary Landfill Zone. This zone is solely
intended for the establishment of the sanitary landfill and its related solid waste
management facilities in Brgy. Calajunan in Mandurriao District.

Section 34. Use Regulation for Special Zones- Planned Unit Development (PUD).
The PUD zone along the coastline of the City Proper District shall be a land
reclamation area that may be utilized for the transport and utilities services or for
the expansion of the commercial and business activities of the Downtown CBD.
The PUD Zone at the district of Mandurriao shall be used for mixed use
development that may take on any one or more of the following allowed
compatible uses:

1. residential use and parks and recreation

2. residential use and commercial use
3. commercial use and parks and recreation
4. institutional use and parks and recreation
5. institutional use and residential use
6. institutional use and commercial use

Section 35. Use Regulations for Fishponds and Salt beds Zone (FSZ). This zone is
solely intended for the retention and improvement of existing fishponds and salt
beds that are productive and those that act as catch basins for floodwaters
overflowing from the Iloilo-Batiano River. Fishponds situated within the SAFDZ
may only be redeveloped into other uses upon consultation with the Bureau of
Fisheries and Aquatic Resources. Fishponds situated within the Fireworks
Manufacturing Overlay District may be utilized for fireworks manufacturing
subject to compliance to Section 40 of this ordinance and with other pertinent
national and local government regulations.

Section 36. Use Regulations for Foreshore Land Delimitation Zone (FLD). This
zone is solely intended as an expanded easement for the city’s coastlines. Its use
shall only be allowed provided it is in consonance with the development
regulations of DENR, provisions of the water code, fishery laws and the revised
forestry code of the Philippines, as amended and provided further; that is
subjected to an environment impact assessment prior to the approval of its use.
Other uses like recreation, fishing and related activities, floatage/transportation
and mining (e.g. off shore oil exploration) shall also be allowed provided it is in
consonance with the provisions of the water code, fishery laws and the revised
forestry code of the Philippines, as amended.

Section 37. Use Regulations for Floodway Zone. A Floodway Zone shall refer to
the Jaro floodway channel and other similar channels built by DPWH to help
mitigate flooding in the city. Its use and development shall only be upon approval
by the DPWH.

ARTICLE VIII
OVERLAY DISTRICT REGULATIONS

Section 38. Use Regulations in Flood Overlay District (FO-D). It is the intent of this
FO-D to apply special regulation to the use of the land in those areas subject to
periodic inundation. Such regulation is deemed necessary to protect the public
health, safety, and general welfare and to reduce public and private expenditures
imposed on the community and its residents by such periodic flooding. These
regulations are also intended to reserve areas for the impoundment of water, to
stabilize stream flow and to maintain proper ecological balance.

1. Official FO-D Map

The regulations and control set forth in this article shall be applied within the
areas designed as FO-D on the zoning map found in Annex C and may be
viewed upon request at the office of the CPDO; however, nothing contained
herein shall prohibit the application of these regulations to lands which can be
demonstrated by competent engineering survey to lie within any FO-D;
conversely, any land which can be demonstrated by competent engineering to
lie beyond the FO-D shall not be subject to these regulations. Any alterations to
the FO-D shall be so noted as an alteration to the FO-D on the zoning map.
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2. Alteration of FO-D

Any duty approved alterations of the flood plain will be so noted on the official
zoning map as a matter of information. This notation shall be made upon
certification by the DENR-MGB, DPWH or any authorized national government
agency that such alteration has been completed in accordance with an
approved plan.

3. Allowable uses in the FO-D

The following uses shall be permitted within the FO-D provided they are not
prohibited by any other code or ordinance:

a. Agricultural uses
b. Forestry uses
c. Industrial or commercial accessory uses such as loading areas, parking
areas, rail sidings and airport landing strips, if located within an
underlying zoning in which the use is permitted.
d. Residential accessory uses such as lawns, gardens, parking areas, and
play areas. If located within an underlying Zoning District in which the
residential use is permitted.
 4. Conditional Use Permit

In addition to the requirements of the applicable zoning district, the ICZBAA

may grant a conditional use permit for the construction of structures and
accessory structure thereto of residential, community facility, commercial,
manufacturing, and agricultural and extractive activities within the FO-D only
under the following conditions:

a. The approval must be based on a plan prepared by a registered

engineer or architect.
b. The minimum floor elevation of that portion of any structure intended
for human occupancy shall be either equal to or higher than three (3)
feet above the flood protection elevation which assumes the elevation
of the 50-year return floods upon which the Jaro Floodway Channel was
designed.
c. The minimum floor elevation of any structure not intended for human
occupancy, as defined, shall be either equal to or higher than the flood
protection elevation.
d. All other related facilities thereto such as electrical equipment, water
service, and sanitary sewer connections shall be either equal to or
higher than the flood protection elevation or shall be flood proofed to
the flood protection elevation.
e. Flood proofing of these elevation structures will only be authorized by
the City Engineer as specific individual exceptions to minimum floor
elevation requirements where it can be shown that the proposed flood
proofing is acceptable from an engineering standpoint.
f. Structures shall be placed on the site to minimize obstruction to the
flow of floodwaters.

Section 39. Use Regulations in Heritage Overlay District (HO-D). A HO-D shall be
primarily for areas containing Heritage Resources that deserve special
consideration for preservation and enhancement due to the contribution they
make to the city’s collective understanding of its historical development and
cultural heritage.

1. Official HO-D map

The regulations and controls set forth in this article shall be applied within
the areas designated as HO-D on the zoning map found in Annex D and may
be viewed upon request at the office of the CPDO. Any alternations to the
HO-D authorized by the Iloilo City Cultural Heritage Conservation Council
(ICCHCC) shall be so noted as an alternation to the HO-D on the zoning map.

2. Allowable uses in the HO-D

 The following uses shall be permitted within the HO-D provided they are
not prohibited by any other code or ordinance:
a. Place of Religious worship
b. Park, playground, sports/field court, garden
c. Parking structure
d. Public utility facility (low-medium scale operations of a public transport
stop/waiting shed, loading/unloading bay)
e. Convenience/retail store
f. Restaurant, canteen or food-serving establishment
g. Office
h. Bank, finance
i. Library, museum, exhibit area, art gallery
j. Convention, Meetings facility
k. Auditorium/Theater/entertainment facility
l. Specialty school/training facility
m. Hotel
n. Apartments/residential inn/condominium
o. College/University, cultural/education center
p. Fire/security station
q. Utility installation for use of zone/lot occupants

3. General Prohibitions and Standards

The following prohibitions shall not in any circumstances, be allowed within

the HO-D.

a. Demolition, repair, renovation, restoration, construction of any buildings

and structures without prior consultation, clearance and approval of
ICCHCC.
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b. Any building or a use which is not compatible with the essential
character of the cultural and historic fabric of the HO-D.
c. Overhead structures like skywalks or pedestrian walkways
d. Billboards and huge signages
e. All other prohibitions as maybe defined in the ICCHCC’s heritage
conservation guidelines

4. Conditional Use Permit

In addition to the requirements of the applicable zoning district, The ICZBAA

may grant a conditional use permit for the construction of structures and
accessory structures thereto of residential, community facility, commercial,
manufacturing, and agricultural and extractive activities within the HO-D
only under the following conditions:
 a. Infill sites, particularly new buildings or buildings to be renovated
sandwiched between historic or heritage structures are subject to
Urban Design Guideline such as height alignment to existing building
lines (of heritage building) street edge, architectural façade,
streetscape, roofscape, form and construction materials. They shall also
be regulated by the ICCHCC’s conservation guidelines. When existing
buildings are to be redeveloped, or new buildings are to be constructed
their height shall be maintained similar to that of the approved heights
of existing buildings or not higher than the tallest existing building on
the block.
b. Façade design control shall include reflection of height of its arcaded
walks, cornice, heights, parapet, roof and opening configuration, which
will be evaluated on case basis depending upon the design of the
neighboring structures.

5. Non-Conforming Building
a. Non-conforming buildings prior to the effectively of these rules shall
continue to exist as long as they do not constitute nuisance danger to
the health and safety of the community subject to the
recommendations/approval of the ICCHCC. They shall not engage in any
of the following activities:

i. Changing use to another non-conforming use

ii. Changing the execution of the non-conforming use
iii. Replacement of an old building or structure with a new one
without clearance or approval by the ICCHCC
iv. Structure alteration, repair of restoration which does not
confirm to the ICCHCC’s heritage conservation guidelines
v. Resumption of the former use the structure after
abandonment or discontinuance of the same

b. Major modification and/or restoration of Non-conforming Buildings

Buildings within the HO-D destroyed or damaged by force majeure by

more than 50% requiring major or substantial reconstruction or repair
to put them in their original conditions shall be required to confirm
with the ICCHCC’s heritage conservation guidelines and to seek its prior
clearance or approval.

Major modification and/or restoration of Nonconforming Building shall

be subject to the following restriction and conditions:

I. All buildings shall be allowed to exist for as long as they are

properly maintained and in good structural conditions as declared
by the Office of the building Official and so long as their original
 façade remains unchanged. Should major changes be proposed,
the building has to conform to the heritage conservation
guidelines prescribed by ICCHCC.
II. Subject to the approval of the ICCHCC nonconformity buildings or
structure constructed with specifc periods shall be required to
complete modification and renovation of their façade withion (5)
years from approval of these rules.

6. Developments at the Heritage Zone

a. Sites capable of large scale or comprehensive redevelopment but nit

abutting heritage buildings, shall have regulated buildings heights that
would allow future development but still maintain an appropriate
relationship with the surrounding’s cultural and historic fabric. Building
heights allowed for 3 or 4 storeys shall be evaluated in consultation
with the ICCHCC and not higher than the tallest existing building on the
block.

b. All constructions for new buildings or structures as well as accessory

facilities for such new construction or development shall also conform
to the principles and requirements of PD 1096 (National Building Code
of The Philippines) and the comprehensive Land Use Plan of Iloilo City
and its implementing regulations.

c. For Buildings earmark for conservation, the following shall be observed:

i. The demolition, major alteration and the new addition to a
building’s façade shall not be allowed without prior written
approval of the city government of Iloilo through the ICCHCC.
Unauthorized additions and alternations detracting from the
significance of the façade’s original design shall be removed.
ii. Materials to be used for the proposed additions and alterations
shall be similar or compatible to the original buildings.
iii. All dimension works shall be under the supervision of the ICCHCC.
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Section 40. Use Regulations in Fireworks Manufacturing Overlay District (FMO-
D). A FMO-D shall be used primarily for the manufacture, storage and distribution
of fireworks or pyrotechnics products which needs special health and safety
considerations for in-house staff, workers, visiting clients and immediate
neighborhood.

1. Official FMO-D Map

The regulations and controls set forth in this article shall be applies within
the areas designated as FMO-D on the zoning map found in Annex C
regulations to lands which can be demonstrated by competent engineering
survey to lie within any FMO-D; conversely, any lands which can be
demonstrated by competent engineering to lie beyond FMO-D shall not be
subject to these regulations. Any alterations to the FMO0D shall be so
noted as an alteration to the FMO-D on the zoning map.

2. Alterations of FMO-D

Any duly approved alterations of the fishponds or other areas upon which
the FMO-D is situated will be so noted on the official zoning map as a
matter of information. This notation shall be made upon certification by the
regional director of the Department of Trade and Industry, Camp Crame
Firearms and Explosive Division the Fire Marshall of the local Bureau of Fire
Protection, City Director of the Philippines National Police that such
alteration has been completed in accordance with an approved plan.

3. Allowable Uses

The following uses shall be permitted within the FMO-D provided they are
not prohibited by any other code or ordinance:

a. Aqua-culture, fishpond and salt bed uses

b. Agriculture uses
c. Mangrove forestry uses
d. Buffer or open space

4. Conditional Use Permit

In addition to the requirements of the applicable zoning district, the ICZBAA

may grant a conditional use permit for the construction of structures and
accessory structures thereto of commercial, manufacturing, and agricultural
and extractive activities within the FMO-D only under the following
conditions:

a. Approval must be based on a plan prepared by a registered engineer

or architect.
b. Built structures shall not be for human occupancy and shall be
compliant with the National Building Code and all other siting,
construction, safety standards and guidelines set by the concerned
national government agencies like the Bureau of Fire Protection,
Department of Trade and Industry, Camp Crame Firearms and
Explosives Division, and the Philippines National Police.
c. The minimum floor elevation of built structures shall be either equal
to or higher than the flood protection elevation.
d. All other related facilities thereto such as electrical equipment, water
service, and sanitary sewer connections shall be either equal or
 higher than the flood protection elevation or shall be flood proofed
to the flood protection elevation.

ARTICLE IX
GENERAL DISTRICT REQUIREMENTS

Section 41. Building or Structure Use. No building, structure or land shall

hereafter be occupied or used and no building or structure or part thereof shall be
expanded, reconstructed or structurally altered except in conformity with the
provisions of this zoning ordinance

Section 42. Development Density. Permitted density shall be based on the zones’
capacity to support development. This includes the densities in the following
zones:

1. Residential Zones

a. Medium Density Residential Mixed (R-2MXD) Zone – allowed density

is twenty one (21) to sixty five (65) dwelling units per hectare.
b. High Density Residential Mixed (R-3MXD) Zone – allowed density is
sixty six (66) or more dwelling units per hectare.

2. All other Zones – There is no fixed maximum density but should be based
on the planned absolute level of density that is intended for each
concerned zone based on the CLUP.

Section 43. Height Regulations. Unless otherwise stipulated in this ordinance,

building or structure height regulations shall be imposed on the following zones:

1. Residential Zones

a. Medium Density Residential Mixed (R-2MXD) – no building or

structure for human occupancy whether public or private shall be
higher than twenty one (21) meters above the highest natural grade
line in the property or front sidewalk (main entry) level; mid-rise
dwelling is four (4) to seven (7) storeys.
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b. High Density Residential Mixed (R-3MXD) – high rise dwelling units of
eight or more storeys are allowed provided it conforms to the
National Building Code and Structural Code prescriptions.

c. Exempted from the imposition of height regulations in the residential

zones are towers, church steeples, water tanks, and other utilities
and such other structures not covered by the height regulations of
the National Building Code and/or the Air Transportation Office.
 However, the above-mentioned projects/structures should secure
prior approval from the City Zoning Administrator of CZBAA.

2. Areas within 400 meter radius of the center of District Plazas – unless
otherwise specified by existing laws or regulations, no buildings shall be
allowed to be constructed that are past the 10-meter building height
limit or approximately 3-storeys. For existing buildings that are non-
conforming to this restriction, there shall be an imposed development
charge that will be determined by the city government. Development
charges collected will serve as a contribution to the Iloilo City
Government for the improvement and management of the environment,
infrastructure and utilities and better planning of Iloilo City.

3. Areas within the Downtown CBD Heritage Zone – unless otherwise

specified by existing laws or regulations and for the purpose of
preserving the architectural character and cultural value of the
Downtown CBD Heritage Zone where existing heritage buildings are built
with a relatively low building scape, no building or structure shall be
constructed without prior approval by the Iloilo City Cultural Heritage
Conservation Council. Building heights of new buildings shall be allowed
based on the building height regulations prescribed by the existing
Downtown CBD Heritage Conservation Guidelines.

4. Areas along Coastlines – in order to pursue a development pattern that

will be enable more land owners/developers to gain access to views of
the coastline, the following building height limits shall beset on the
following land areas:

LAND AREA ALLOWABLE BUILDING HEIGHT

LIMIT (IN MTRS)
First lot inland from the mean high 3
water mark
Second lot inland from the mean 6
high water mark
Third lot inland from the mean high 9
water mark
Fourth lot inland from the mean 12
high water mark

5. All other Zones – unless otherwise specified by existing national laws or

regulations, building heights may be regulated by the City Zoning Board
of Adjustments and Appeals for zones other than residential, considering
environmental and other factors or cases.

Section 44. Area Regulations. Area regulations in all zones shall conform with the
minimum requirement of existing codes such as : Subdivision and Condominium
Buyers Protective Law and its IRR, Promulgation of Different Levels of Standards
and Technical Requirements for Economic and Socialized Housing Project and its
revised implementing rules and regulations, National Building Code Fire Code,
Sanitation Code, Plumbing Code, Structural Code, Urban Development and
Housing Act, Executive Order No. 648 and other relevant guidelines promulgated
by national government agencies concerned.

1. Building Setbacks

a. Residential Buildings and Structures Minimum Setback:

R-2MXD R-3MXD
Front Yard 3.00 m. 2.00 m.
Rear Yard 2.00 m. 2.00 m.
Side Yard 2.00 m. 2.00 m.

i. Side Yard Abutments may be allowable on only one side yard

provided that:

1. A firewall with a minimum clearance of 1.50 meters from that

part of the roof directly attached to it or all sides.
2. There shall be no opening in the party firewall.
3. The firewall shall have a minimum fire resistive strength or
ration of two hours as certifies by the Architect/Engineer
designing the plans.

ii. Rear Yard Abutment may be allowable provided that :

1. Abutment does not exceed 39% of the total width of the lot.
2. All conditions in (i) above are complied with.
3. That the abutment will not impede the accessibility to the rear
yard.

iii. Front Yard Abutment may be allowed provided that:

1. No wall abuts the street or sidewalks except for the entrance

only.

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b. Commercial and Industrial Building Minimum Setbacks
 Road Right-of-Way Front Side Yard Rear Yard
Yard
30 meters and above 10.00 m. 3.00 m. 3.00 m.
25-29 meters 8.00 m. 3.00 m. 3.00 m.
20-24 meters 6.00 m. 3.00 m. 3.00 m.
10-19 meters 4.00 m. 2.00 m. 2.00 m.
Below 10 meters 2.00 m. 2.00 m. 5.0.

i.Front Yard Abutment may be allowed provided that:

1. That minimum clearance between the property and the

building line is 2.0 meters. Building lines means the line of
intersection between the outermost face of the ground floor
wall and the ground line.
2. That the outermost projection of any part of the building
does not exceed beyond the property line.
3. That the adequate provisions for parking and open space are
not as specified in and d following.
4. That the building shall not create blind corners.

ii. Rear and Side Yard Abutments may be allowed provided:

1. The adequate rotation and open space requirements met as

provided for in this section.
2. That a firewall with a two-hour fire rating with a minimum
height clearance of 1.5 meters from that portion of the roof
directly attached to it.

2. Rotation and Open Spaces

a. For Residential Houses – a minimum of 10% of gross lot area

b. For Commercial Buildings :

Rotation/Open Space
One (1) to two (2) storey 6.00 sq. m.
buildings
Three (3) to four (4) storey 9.00 sq. m.
buildings
Five (5) to six (6) storey 15.00 sq. m.
buildings
Seven (7) storey and up 16.00 sq. m. (plus 2.00 sq. m. for
buildings every additional floor)

3. Parking Spaces
 a. The parking slot, parking area and loading/unloading space
requirements shall be bases on the National Building Code IRR on the
minimum required off-street (Off-RROW) cum On-Sire Parking Slot,
Parking Area and Loading/Unloading Space Requirements by Allowed
Use or Occupancy.

b. Dimensions of parking slots shall be as follows:

i. The size of an average car parking slot must be computed at two

point fifty (2.50) m by five (5.00) m for perpendicular or diagonal
parking and at two point fifteen (2.15) m by six (6.00) m for
parallel parking.
ii. A standard truck or bus parking/loading slot must be computed at
a minimum of three point sixty (3.60) by twelve (12.00) m.
iii. An articulated truck slot must be three point sixty (3.60) m by
eighteen (18.00) m which should be sufficient to accommodate a
twelve (12.00) m container van or bulk carrier and a long/hooded
prime mover.
iv. A jeepney or shuttle parking/loading/unloading slot must be
computed at a minimum of three (3.00) m by nine (9.00) m.

c. The proposed parking slots shall be drawn to scale and the total
number of which shall be indicated on the plans and specified
whether or not parking accommodations are attendant-managed.

d. No part of a road, off-street parking space, loading space, or other

open space required of any building shall, for the purpose of
complying with this Ordinance, be included as part of the yard, open
space, off-street parking or loading space similarly required of any
adjacent neighboring building. However, this shall not apply to
building/s within common partly walls or adjacent building lines, in
which case, only the yard for the free or non-abutting sides will be
required.

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4. Road Right of Way
The following are the roads situated within the city with their names,
lengths in kilometers and lengths in linear meters of their Roads Right of
Way:

Name of Roads Length

Road Right of Way
(KM) (L.M.)
a. Arevalo District

1. Arroyo St.
15M
2. Bonifacio St. 1.792
15M
3. Figueroa St.
15M
4. Gov. Yulo St. 0.740
20M
5. Guanco St.
15M
6. Jocson St.
20M
7. Osmeña St.
20M
8. Quezon St.
20M
9. Rizal St.
15M
10.Sta. Cruz St. 0.512
15M
11.Sto. Domingo St.
15M
12.Molo – Arevalo Boulevard
20M

b. City Proper District

1. Aduana St. 0.123

20M
2. Aldeguer St. 0.359
15M
3. Arroyo St. 0.183
20M
4. Arsenal St. 0.166
15M
5. Bagumbayan St. 0.341
15M
6. Blumentritt St. 0.338
20M
7. Burgos St. 0.180
10M
8. Cadre St. 0.172
10M
9. Calasanza St. 0.193
15M
10.De leon St. 0.809
15M
11.Delgado Yulo St. 1.576
20M
12.Duran St. 0.464
20M
13.Fortunata St. 0.440
10M
14.Fuentes St. 0.578
15M
15.Gen Blanco St. 0.276
15M
16.Gomez St. 0.172
15M
17.Guanco St. 0.388
15M
18.Hervas St. 0.064
15M
19.Iznart St. 0.616
20M
20.Jalandoni-San Agustin St. 1.023
20M
21.Joveler Drive 0.360
10M
22.Legazpi St. 0.233
15M
23.Mabini St. 1.029
20M
24.Magsaysay St. 0.118
10M
25.Mapa St. 0.353
15M
26.Meliza St. 0.217
15M
27.Ortiz St. 0.545
15M
28.Post Office Drive 0.127
10M
 29.Quezon St. 1.059
20M
30.Rizal St. 1.692
20M
31.San Rafael St. 0.193
10M
32.Solis St. 0.301
15M
33.Sto. Rosario St. 0.548
10M
34.Tanza Cemetary 0.221
10M
35.Texas St. 0.174
10M
36.Valeria St. 1.054
20M
37.Ybiernas St. 0.369
15M
38.Zamora St. 0.757
20M
39.Zerrudo St. 0.071
10M

c. Jaro District

1. Arguelles St. 0.816

15M
2. Balabago St.
20M
3. Benedicto St. 0.533
15M
4. Burgos St. 0.215
15M
5. Castilla St. 0.141
15M
6. Claudio St. 0.116
15M
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7. Commission Civil St.
20M
8. Cuartero St. 0.697
15M
9. DB Ledesma St.
15M
10.Del Carmen St. 0.325
15M
 11.Democracia St.
15M
12.Lopez St.
20M
13.EL98 M St.
20M
14.Fajardo St.
15M
15.Jaro Leganes Road ( fr. Rica Village to Boundary)
30M
16.Jaro Leganes Road ( up to Rica Village)
30M
17.Javellana St.
15M
18.Libertad St. 0.286
15M
19.Lopez Jaena St.
20M
20.M. Jalandoni St. 0.139
20M
21.M. Jayme St. 0.409
15M
22.Market Road 0.109
15M
23.MH Del Pilar St.
15M
24.Plaza Rizal 0.090
20M
25.San Jose St.
20M
26.Seminario St. 0.130
15M
27.Simon Ledesma St. 0.150
20M
28.Sta. Isabel St. 15M
29.Sto. Domingo St. 0.289
15M
30.Villalobos St.
15M
31.Washington St. 0.491
15M

d. Lapaz District

1. Abanilla St.
15M
 2. Arroyo St.
15M
3. Baldoza St.
20M
4. Burgos St.
20M
5. Gustillo St.
15M
6. Divinagracia-Gustillo St. 0.364
15M
7. Hechanova St.
15M
8. Huervana St. 20M
9. Jalandoni St.
20M
10.Jereos St.
15M
11.Laguda St.
10M
12.Luna St. 20M
13.Luna St. 20M
14.Mabini St.
15M
15.Magdalo St. 0.150
15M
16.Marisol St.
10M
17.Rizal St. 10M

e. Mandurriao District

1. Abeto St.
20M
2. Benedicto St. 15M
3. Calle Cementerio
20M
4. De Leon St.
15M
5. Diversion Road (Christ The King)
20M
6. Guzman St.
20M
7. Jesena St.
15M
8. Libertad St.
10M
 9. Mirasol St.
10M
10.Onate St.
10M
11.Rizal St. 15M
12.Tabucan Road 20M

f. Molo District

1. Avanceña St.
20M
2. Compania Road 1.870
15M
3. Jocson St. 0.287
15M
4. M.H. del Pilar St.
20M
5. Molo-Boulevard Road
20M
6. San Antonio St. 0.433
15M
7. San Marcos St. 0.277
20M
8. San Mauricio-San Juan- San Jose Sts. 1.130
15M
9. San Pedro
15M
10.Timawa Ave. 1.142
20M
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g. National Roads

1. Airport Spur Road 1.170

30M
2. Arevalo-By-Pass Road 1.617
20M
3. Duran St., Iloilo adre Road 0.700
20M
4. De La Rama St. 0.840
20M
5. Iloilo Airport Road 1.970
20M
6. Iloilo-Dumangas Coastal Road (R-5) 6.050
30M
7. Iloilo-Capiz North Roads (R-4)
20M
 8. Iloilo-Antique South Roads (R-1) 8.100
25M
9. Iloilo-Zarraga North Road (R-4/B-2)
10.Iznart-Ledesma-Molo Road 3.560
22M
11.JM Basa-Gen. Hughes- Fort San Pedro Rd. 2.140
20M
12.Lapaz-Jaro Road 2.220
20M
13.Lapaz La Granja Road 1.260
20M
14.Lapaz-Lapuz Road 1.020
15M
15. Mandurriao-San Miguel Road (R-2) 3.593
20M
16.Mandurriao Airport Road 0.283
20M
17.Mandurriao-Emergency Road 0.230
20M
18.Mandurriao-Jaro Road 3.605
20M
19.Mandurriao-Pakiad Road 2.178
20M
20.Molo-By-Pass Road 0.812
20M
21.Molo Mandurriao Road 2.907
20M
22.Muelle Loney Marginal Wharf Road 2.850
24M
23.North Marginal Wharf Road 2.208
24M
24.Oton-Mandurriao Road 0.120
20M
25.Quirino-Lopez Bridge 0.190
20M
26.Sen. Benigno Aquino Avenue (R-3) 6.739
60M
27.West Avenue St. 0.780
30M

Section 41. Traffic Generators. – All traffic generating buildings and structures
allowed in any of the districts must provide for adequate parking spaces for their
employees, clients, and visitors. Such shall, however, be subject to additional
parking requirements as evaluated by the Zoning Administrator based on
Presidential Decree No. 1096.
Section 45. Easement. No permanent structure shall be constructed within a zone
of at least twenty (20) meters from the mean high watermark for shorelines. For
rivers, estuaries, creeks it shall be at least three (3) meters from the riverbanks or
embankments.

No person shall be allowed to stay in this zone longer than what necessary for
space or recreation, navigation, floatage, fishing or salvage. Construction of
structures of any kind shall not be also allowed.

Section 46. Buffer Regulations. A minimum buffer of three (3) meters shall be
provided along the entire boundary length between two (20) or more conflicting
zones allocating 1.5 meters from each side of the zone boundary, as needed. Such
buffer strip should be open and not encroached upon by any building or structure
and should be part of the yard or open space.

Section 47. Specific Provisions in the National Building Code. Specific provisions
stipulated in the National Building Code (P.D. 1096) as amended thereto relevant
to traffic generators, advertising and business signs, erection of more than one
principal structure, dwelling or rear lots, access yard requirements and dwelling
groups, which are not in conflict with the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance, shall
be observed.

Section 48. Advertisements/Business Signs/ Billboards or Street Graphics.

Advertising, business signs and billboards to be displayed or put up for public view
in any of the districts herein enumerated must comply with existing laws, rules
and regulations including local ordinances. Further, they shall not be allowed
along scenic parks, recreation zones and heritage zones and obstruct buildings,
landmarks or structures of significant heritage, cultural and historic value to the
people, as provided for in part by the existing Heritage Conservation Guidelines
from the Downtown CBD Heritage Zone.

Section 49. Erection of More Than One Principal Structure. – In any district where
more than one structure may be permitted to be erected on a single lot, the yard
and other requirements of this Ordinance shall be met for each structure as
though it was to be erected on an individual lot.

Section 50. Dwelling Group. – When it is impractical to apply the requirements of

these Zoning Regulations to individual building unit in a residential compound,
consisting of two or more buildings, a permit for the construction of such
compound may be issued, provided, that the plan thereof conform to the
following conditions:

1. That the buildings are to be used only for residential purposes and such
uses are permitted in the district where the compound is located.
 2. That the average lot area per family of dwelling unit in the compound,
exclusive of the area used or to be used for streets or driveways, is not less
than the lot area per family required in the districts.

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3. That there is provided, within the tract on which the residential compound
is to be located, an open space for playground purposes with an area
equivalent to at least an aggregate area of five percent (5%) of the required
lot area per family, but in no case less than one hundred square meters;
provided, that where the residential compound is intended for less than
ten families, the setting aside of such area for playground purposes may be
dispensed with; and provided further, that an open space may be used as
part of the yard requirements for the compound; and
4. That there is provided within the tract on which the residential compound
is to be erected or immediately adjacent thereto, an adequate private
garage or off-street parking area, depending on the needs of the residents
and their visitors.

Section 51. Pollution Control. – For effective pollution control, all projects that
are environmentally critical and those located in environmentally critical areas as
determined by the City Environment and Natural Resources Office Shall be
subjected to compliance with the Department of Environment and Natural
Resources-Environmental Impact Statement System (DENR-EIS System-ECC
Requirements) rules and regulations before a Locational Clearance is issued.

Section 52. Social Acceptability by Lot Owners and Homeowners. – Where a

person plans to establish a certain use/activity which will necessarily affect the
character of a residential zone in terms of traffic to be generated and/or opening
the area to outsiders which may result in loss of privacy of its residents, prior
social acceptability by the majority of the immediate lot owners and homeowners
shall be secured as one of the requirements for the issuance of a locational
clearance for a building permit.

ARTICLE X
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

All land uses, developments or constructions shall conform to the noise, vibration,
smoke, dust, dirt and fly ash, odors and gases, glare and heat, industrial wastes,
sewage disposal, fire and safety hazards, traffic, off-street parking and loading
facilities, storm, drainage, pollution control, and other similar environmental
standards of the National Building Code, the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act,
Ecological Solid Waste Management Act and other applicable laws, rules and
regulations of this Ordinance.
Section 53. Buffer Yards. – Aside from providing light and ventilation, buffers can
mitigate adverse impacts and nuisances between two adjacent developments.
Whenever necessary, buffers shall be required to extend and/or provided with
planting materials in order to ameliorate said negative conditions such as, but not
limited to, noise, odor, unsightly buildings or danger from fires and explosions.
Building setbacks shall be considered as buffer yards. A buffer may also contain
barrier, such as a fence, where such additional screening is necessary to achieve
the desired level of buffering between various activities. A planted buffer strip of
not less than three (3) meters wide or as the case may need is required along the
periphery of industrial areas and buildings.

Section 54. Environmental Conservation and Protection Standards – It is the

intent of the City to protect its natural resources. In order to achieve this objective,
all developments shall comply with the following regulations.

1. Views shall be preserved for public enjoyment especially in sites with high
scenic quality by closely considering building orientation, height, bulk,
fencing and landscaping.

2. The utilization of the water resources in Iloilo City shall be allowed provided
it is in consonance with the development regulations of the DENR,
provisions of the Water Code, the Clean Air Act, Revised Forestry Code of
the Philippines, as amended, and whenever necessary, be subjected to an
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

3. Land use activities shall not cause the alteration of natural drainage
patterns or change the velocities, volumes, physical, chemical, and
biological characteristics of storm water and watercourses.

4. All developments shall limit the rate of storm water run-off so that the rate
of run-off generated is no more than that of the site in its natural condition.
Rainwater harvesting through open, unpaved ground are encouraged.

5. All developments shall undertake the protection of rivers and tributaries

from sedimentation and erosion damage.

6. The internal drainage systems of developments shall be so designed as not

to increase turbidity, sediment yield, or cause the discharge of any harmful
substances that will degrade the quality of water. Water quality shall be
maintained according to DENR DAO No. 34 – Revised Water Usage and
Classification/Ambient Water Quality Criteria.

7. Industrial and commercial wastewater effluents shall not discharge into

surface and groundwater unless it is scientifically proven that such
discharges will not cause the deterioration of the water quality. Effluents
 shall be maintained according to DENR DAO No.35 – 91 – Establishing
Effluent Quality Standards for Class “C” Inland Waters;

8. Floodplains shall not be altered, filled and/or built upon without proper
drainage design and without proper considerations of possible inundation
effects on nearby properties.

9. Facilities and operations that cause the emission of dust, dirt, fly, ash,
smoke or any other air polluting material that may have deleterious effects
on health or cause the impairment of visibility are not permitted. Air quality
at the point of emission shall be maintained at specified levels according to
DAO No.14 –Clean Air Act.

10.Mature trees or those equal to or greater than twelve (12) inches caliper
measured 14 inches above the ground shall not be cleared or cut, unless
permitted or is done in accordance with the provisions of the DENR and
upon clearance of the City Environment and Natural Resources Office.

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Section 55. Network of Green and Open Spaces. –Aside from complying with the
open space requirements of PD 957, BP 220 and other related issuances, the
following shall apply:
1. All residential, commercial, industrial and mixed-use subdivisions are
required to provide tree-planted strips along its internal roads having
spacing of not more than ten (10) meters.
2. Similar development with total contiguous land areas greater than ten
(10) hectares are required to provide, in addition to the above, adequate
landscaped forest parks for the use of the occupants and/or the general
public.
3. Residential compounds, regardless of total lot area, shall provide an
open space for playground purposes. Where the residential compound is
intended for less than ten (10) families, the setting aside of such area for
playground purposes may be dispensed with, provided, that an open
space may be used as part of the yard requirement for the compound.
All designated open spaces shall not be converted to other uses.

Section 56. Cultural and Heritage Conservation Standards. –Sites and facilities of
historic and cultural significance shall be conserved and preserved. There shall, to
the extent possible, be made accessible for the educational and cultural
enrichment of the general public.

The following conservation guidelines shall guide the development of historic and
cultural sites and facilities at the following areas:

A. Downtown CBD Heritage Zone

 1. Repair, rehabilitation and renovation of heritage buildings and
landmarks shall only be allowed upon review and approval by the Iloilo
City Cultural Heritage Conservation Council (ICCHCC) and in consonance
with the conservation guidelines adopted for the Downtown CBD
Heritage Zone.
2. Demolition or significant alteration of a heritage building or property
shall be allowed only upon review and approval of the ICCHCC, in
compliance with the conservation guidelines adopted for the
Downtown CBD Heritage Zone and upon submission of a profile of the
subject heritage building or property(ies) for archival purposes including
a written report on its historical/cultural significance, photographic
records, and measured drawings, in accordance with accepted heritage
recording guidelines set by the ICCHCC, prior to demolition or alteration.
3. Construction to new buildings, structures and other developments
thereon shall also be upon similar review and approval by the ICCHCC.
Adaptive reuse of these buildings or properties are encouraged.

B. District Plazas
1. District plazas are declared by the city’s Heritage Ordinance as heritage
zones and as such its use and maintenance are regulated by the said
ordinance’s provisions.

C. Other Heritage or Cultural-significant Areas and Sites identified through

cultural mapping by the ICCHCC
1. Historic and culturally-significant sites and facilities shall be adaptively
re-used.
2. Any person who proposes to add, to alter, or partially demolish a
designated or declared heritage building will be required a favourable
endorsement or clearance from the ICCHCC and subjected to all other
requirements prescribed in the city’s Heritage Ordinance. A heritage
impact statement that will demonstrate that the proposal will not
adversely impact the heritage significance of the property may also be
required by the ICCHCC.
3. Any proposed repair, alteration and/or re-use of designated heritage
buildings and properties shall be evaluated based on the Heritage
Ordinance and the heritage conservation guidelines established by the
ICCHCC.
4. Where an owner of a heritage property applies for approval to demolish
or alter significantly a designated heritage building, property or
properties, the owner shall be required to submit a profile of the
subject heritage building or property(ies) for archival purposes including
a written report in its historical/cultural significance, photographic
records, and measured drawings, in accordance with accepted heritage
recording guidelines set by the ICCHCC, prior to demolition or alteration.
5. Residential and commercial infill in heritage areas will be sensitive to
the existing scale and pattern of those areas, which maintains the
 existing landscape, and streetscape qualities of those areas, and which
does not result in the loss of any heritage resources.
6. Development plans shall ensure that parking facilities (surface lots,
residential garage, stand-alone parking garages and parking
components as parts of larger developments) are compatibly integrated
into heritage areas, and/or are compatible with adjacent heritage
resources.
7. Local utility companies (water, electricity, gas, telephone, cable) shall be
required to place metering equipment, transformer boxes, power lines,
conduit, equipment boxes, piping, wireless telecommunication towers
and other utility equipment and devices in locations which do not
detract from the visual character of heritage resources, and which do
not have a negative impact on its architectural integrity.
8. Design review approval shall be secured from the ICCHCC for any
alteration of the heritage property to ensure that design guidelines and
standards are met and shall promote preservation and conservation of
the heritage property.
9.
Section 57. Site Performance Standards. The City considers it in the public
interest that all projects are designed and developed in a safe, efficient and
aesthetically pleasing manner. Site development shall consider the
environmental character and limitations of the site and its adjacent properties.
All project elements shall be in complete harmony according to good design
principles and the subsequent development must be visually pleasing as well as
efficiently functioning especially in relation to the adjacent properties and
bordering streets.

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The design, construction, operation and maintenance of every facility shall be in
harmony with the existing and int5ended character of its neighborhood. It shall
not change the essential character of the said area but will be a substantial
improvement to the value of the properties in the neighborhood in particular
and the community in general.

Furthermore, designs should consider the following:

5. Sites, buildings and facilities shall be designed and developed with

regard to safety, efficiency and high standards of design. The natural
environmental character of the site and its adjacent properties shall be
considered in the site development of each building and facility.
6. The height and bulk of buildings and structures shall be so designed that
it does not impair the entry of light and ventilation, cause the loss of
privacy and/or create nuisances, hazards or inconveniences to adjacent
developments.
 7. The capacity of parking areas/lots shall be per the minimum
requirements of the National Building Code. These shall be located,
developed and landscaped in order to enhance the aesthetic quality of
the facility as well as the comfort and safety of the public using such
facility. In no case, shall parking areas/lots encroach into street rights-of-
way and shall follow the city traffic regulations.
8. Developments that attract a significant volume of public modes of
transportation, such as tricycles, jeepneys, buses, etc., shall provide on-
site parking for the same. These shall also provide vehicular loading and
unloading bays so as street traffic will flow will not be impeded.
9. Buffers, silencers, mufflers, enclosures and other nose-absorbing
materials shall be provided to all noise and vibration-producing
machinery. Noise levels shall be maintained according to levels specified
in DENR DAO No. 30- abatement of noise and other forms of nuisance as
defined by law.
10.Glare and heat from any operation or activity shall not be radiated, seen
or felt from any point beyond the limits of the property.
11.No large commercial or advertising billboard, signage and/or pylon,
which will be detrimental to the skyline, shall be allowed.
12.Design guidelines, deeds of restriction, property management plans and
other regulatory tools that will ensure high quality developments shall
be required from developers of commercial subdivisions and
condominiums. These shall be submitted to the City Planning and
Development Office (CPDO) for review and approval.

Section 58. Infrastructure Development Contribution. All developments for the

public facilities and services shall not cause excessive requirements at public cost
and shall not be detrimental to the economic welfare of the community. Private
developments including but not limited to PUDs, residential subdivisions,
shopping malls, economic zones, industrial estates, etc. should contribute for the
provision of related off-site development infrastructure projects such as but not
limited to road construction, drainage system, street lighting, sidewalk
construction, etc. in close coordination with the City Engineer’s Office and the
CPDO.

Section 59. Traffic Impact Statement and Traffic Management Plan. – Major, high
intensity development such as commercial/residential buildings, schools,
universities, gymnasiums, convention centers, sports centers, cultural centers,
theatres, industrial estates and warehouses shall be required to submit Traffic
Impact Statement (TIS) and Traffic Management Plan (TMP) which shall form part
of the requirements for the Locational Clearance. Other traffic generating
developments, as may be determined by the City Planning and Development
Office, shall be required to submit the same. Enumerated below are the
development projects which are required to submit TIS/TIA and TMP:

1. Residential developments in excess of 200 units

 2. Business developments with Gross Floor Area (GFA) in excess of five
thousand square meters (5,000 sq.m.)
3. Warehousing with a GFA of ten thousand square meters (10,000 sq.m.)
4. Developments with a combined generation and attraction greater than
100 vehicles in the highest hour where more than 100 off-street parking
spaces are provided.

ARTICLE XI
SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS

Section 60. Innovative Techniques or Designs. –When it is impractical to apply the

requirements of these Zoning Regulations to certain developments, the proponent
may apply for a permit with the City Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals
(ICZBAA), on grounds of innovative development techniques, provided, that the
following conditions are complied with:

1. The proposed land use will not alter the essential character of the zone,
especially its population density, number of dwelling units per hectare,
and the dominant land use of the zone.
2. The final development plans that was reviewed and approved by the
ICZBAA must be submitted to the Zoning Administrator for appropriate
action.
3. The preliminary plan must generally set forth any existing or proposed
arrangements of lots, streets, access points, buffer strips, rail, water,
highway or other transportation arrangements and the relationship of
the tract of the land involved to surrounding properties.
4. The final plan must, in addition to the above-cited requirements,
describe the noise, smoke, odor, vibration, dust, dirt, obnoxious gases,
glare and heat, fire hazards, industrial wastes and traffic which may be
produced by the development.
5. The area subject to application is a consolidated parcel of land of at least
two (2) hectares.
6. In cases of pollutive/hazardous or high category of industries they shall
not be allowed in a residential area.

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Section 61. Special Use Permits. – A special use permit shall be required for each
of the following uses, subject to the review and approval of the Iloilo City Zoning
Board of Adjustments and Appeals.

1. Transfer Stations
2. Sanitary Landfills or Engineered Dumpsites
a. Adequate fencing shall be put up to prevent undue scattering of
wastes.
 b. Eradication of rats and spraying of flies and the general
maintenance of the dumping site shall be the sole responsibility of
the proponent
c. RA 9003 (Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000)
provisions shall at all times be complied with.
d. Appropriate DENR and other NGA clearances should be secured.
3. Radio Transmitting Stations/Telecommunication Towers
a. Clearances and favourable endorsement from the National
Telecommunications Commission and the Department of Health
shall be secured and submitted as part of the supporting document
to be reviewed by the ICZBAA.
b. Structural design of towers should be prepared and signed by
licensed structural engineers and similarly submitted.
c. Radio Transmitting Stations and Telecommunication Towers shall
be located within transport and utilities zones.
i. The sound maintenance of such stations shall be the
exclusive responsibility of the proponent and/or persons
operating them.
ii. These stations and towers may be located in some
residential zones provided the preceding condition is complied
strictly, no interference with or damage to local electrical
appliances or other property will likely result, and social
acceptability in the form of a barangay clearance and
Certificates of Non-Objection signed by residents and lot
owners situated within a perimeter radius of the tower that is
computed at least equal to the tower’s total height are secured.
d. In cases when the tower is to be located or to be installed on top of
a building, the perimeter radius shall be determined or computed
based on the combined heights of the building and the tower
structure.
4. Private Heliports
a. Heliports may be allowed along commercial, industrial or
institutional buildings provided safety requirements are complied
with.
b. A written authority to operate shall be secured from Aeronautics
Administration days before the intended date of operation, and a
notice shall be posted or published in at least one of the daily
newspapers to determine the proposed landing site.
5. Filling Stations (gasoline, petroleum, LPG, diesel)
a. Designs for filling stations must conform to the standards set by the
Department of Energy (DOE).
b. Filling stations shall be located at least twenty (20) meters away
from the nearest schools, churches, hospitals and other similar
structures/institutions.
c. They shall not constitute safety hazards in a community developed
entirely for residential proposes.
 d. Buffer strips and adequate fire fighting equipment must be
provided.
e. Social acceptability in the form of a barangay resolution passed by
the host barangay allowing the proposed project and Certificates of
Non-Objection signed by residents and lot owners situated
immediately adjacent to the proposed site must be submitted to
the ICZBAA.
f. If and when extra services such as car washing, oil changes and
other similar activities are opted by filling stations, adequate oil-
water separator to treat effluents must e provided.
6. Open Storage Except Hazardous/Pollutive Substances
a. Open storage except hazardous/pollutive substances shall be
located within at least two hundred (200) meters away from
schools, churches, hospitals and other similar institutions.
b. Their sound maintenance shall be the sole responsibility of the
proponent.
7. Abattoir/Slaughterhouse
a. Abattoirs shall be located within reasonable distance from the
residential and commercial areas as determined by the City
Planning and Development Office (CPDO), provided that they shall
not be located within the same premises as public markets.
b. A written authority to operate shall be secured from the local
health and sanitation office by the applicant at least 90 days before
the intended date of operation, and a notice shall be posted in the
City Hall to determine public opposition to the proposed abattoir, if
any. Safe and sanitary work procedures, proper solid waste disposal,
waste water treatment, odor control and other pollution abatement
in the facility should be adopted.
c. The proponent shall obtain sworn statements from the owners of
land immediately adjacent to the proposed site signifying their
conformity or non-conformity to the proposed activity as one of the
pre-requisites for the granting of a special use permit.
8. Funeral Establishment, crematorium and other allied/similar services
a. Classification shall be as follows:
i. Category I – funeral establishments with chapels, embalming
facilities, crematory facilities and offering funeral services
ii. Category II - funeral establishments with chapels without
embalming and crematory facilities
iii.Category III – funeral establishments offering only funeral
services from the house of the deceased to the burial place
b. Funeral establishments are allowed in the following zones:
i. Category I – C2
ii. Category II – C1, C2 and institutional Zone
iii. Category III - C1, C2 and institutional Zone
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 c. Funeral establishments shall be of minimum radial distance from
the following:
i. Restaurants, food centers, and other food establishments –
at least 25 meters
ii. Markets – at least 50 meters
iii. Abattoir, schools and hospitals – at least 200 meters
d. Funeral establishments shall conform with existing laws, rules and
regulations such as PD 825 (Providing Penalties for Improper
Disposal of Garbage and other Forms of Uncleanliness and for Other
Purposes), PD 856 (Code of Sanitation of the Philippines) and other
rules and regulations of appropriate agencies.
e. Category II and III shall have an existing valid contract with Category
I establishment for embalming purposes.

9. Cemeteries/Memorial Parks/Columbarium

a. Cemeteries and memorial parks shall only be established at the

Cemetery Zone and shall conform to the pertinent provisions of the
Sanitation Code, Water Code, Executive Order 648, and othere
pertinent laws, rules and regulations. Columbaria shall be similarly
located but may also be located inside the premises of churches
and places of worship as defined in the city ordinance.
b. A burial ground shall be at least twenty five (25) meters distance
from any dwelling house or shall be fifty (50) meters away from any
source of water supply.
c. It shall not be allowed in environmentally critical areas as defined in
Proclamation 2146 and its future amendments.
d. If located near national, primary and secondary roads, and
identified as such by the DPWH, a distance of at least twenty five
(25) meters from the edge of the Road-Right-of-Way shall be
imposed where no burial shall be allowed; provided that it shall
conform with the pertinent provisions of the Sanitation Code and
Water Code.
e. It shall be totally enclosed by a perimeter fence of strong materials
and all gates provided with a strong door and lock. Perimeter walls
shall be at least three (3) meters in height

10.Land Transportation Terminals and garages

a. The location of passenger terminals for the city-bound provincial

public utility jeepneys, busses, shuttle vans, trucks and the like shall
be located at the boundaries of the city.
b. These terminals shall maintain public comfort and convenience
facilities and amnesties that are prescribed by the existing
perimeter boundary ordinance.
 c. City-based public utility jeepneys/taxi terminals maybe located
within the commercial zone provided that it should not be near
major road intersections where traffic congestion occurs.
d. Garages for the city-based jeepneys and taxis must be located at
the outskirts of the commercial zone.

11.Warehouse

a. Warehouse shall be classified as follows regardless of whether they

are privately or publicly owned:
i. Factory-oriented – this type of warehouse serves two
purposes: storage of raw materials and fabricated parts until
they are needed for manufacture; and serves as distribution
center for finished products
ii. Market-oriented – this is designed to collect the products of
one or more manufacturers in or near the market served
before shipping the goods short distance to customers
iii.Distribution Center – a compromise between market-
oriented and factory oriented. It contains goods on move.
The objective is to efficiently move large quantities of
products into warehouse and customized orders of products
out of the warehouse.
iv.Bulk Storage – provides tank storage of bulk liquids such as
chemicals, oil syrups and molasses. Their services may
include filling drums and bulk of mixing on type of chemicals
with others to provide new compounds and mixtures.
v. Special Commodity – provides storage for commodities
needing special treatment such as perishable goods, grains,
cement, chemicals and many other items requiring
controlled temperatures.
vi.Container Yard/Container Freight Station (CY/CFS) – this is
designed for the storage of container/containerized
cargo(es); and extension for the costumers zone.

b. The following warehouse shall be located in the Industrial Zone:

i. Special Commodity
ii. Factory Oriented
iii. Distribution Center
iv. Bulk Storage
v. Container Yard/Container Freight Station (CY/CFS) – as per
requirement of the Bureau of Customs, the CY/CFS shall be
within a reasonable radius of five (5) kms. From the customs
zone and conveniently
accessible from the same in order that the physical transfer
of the container/containerized cargo and its document
processing can be done with the least possible delay.
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12.Piggery, holding pen for pigs, goats, cows, carabaos, poultry/fighting
cock farm

a. Piggeries, holding pen for pigs, goats, cows, carabaos,

poultry/fighting cock farms shall be allowed only in the Agricultural
Zone that is flood-free and with a good drainage system that
includes wastewater treatment.
b. Such piggeries, animal pens and farms shall be located at least 500
meters away from the residential, commercial, and institutional
buildings.
c. Piggeries and holding pens for pigs, goats, cows and carabaos shall
be 500 meters away from the major roads and/or highways.
d. Poultries and fighting cock farms shall be 200 meters away from the
major roads and/or highways.

13. Powerplants

Powerplants shall be located in Industrial Zone 2 and shall be

subjected to the ECC requirements and all other existing related laws,
rules and regulations of appropriate agencies. Social acceptability
through the issuance of barangay resolutions from the host and
neighboring barangays favorably indorsing the project and an
affidavit of no objection of the same by the adjacent property owners
and residents shall be incorporated in the application.

14.Base Stations of Cellular Mobile Telephone Services, Paging Services,

Trunkline Services, Wireless Coop Service and other Wireless
Communication Services.

a. These may be located in the following zones/sites unless there are

expressed prohibitions under existing laws and regulations:
i. On the ground
i.1. Air rights of transportation routes and railroads
i.2. Within Commercial, Industrial, Residential,
Institutional, Transportation and Utilities Zones
i.3. Within Agricultural Zones
i.4. Along existing buffer strips
ii. On top of existing structures which are structurally sound as
attested and signed by dully licensed/registered structural
engineer.
b. These shall conform with the setback requirements of the
National Building Code and the DOH and a perimeter fence as per
 specifications in the DOH radiation protection evaluation report
shall be constructed to prevent access of the public to the antenna.
c. These shall secure social acceptability in the form of a barangay
clearance and certificates of No-objection signed by residents and
lot owners situated within a perimeter radius of the tower that is
computed at least equal to the tower’s total height. In cases
where the tower is to be located or to be installed on top of a
building, the perimeter radius shall be determined or computed
based on the combined heights of the building and the tower
structure.

Section 62. Iloilo River Development. No development along the Iloilo River shall
be allowed without prior clearance or approval by the Iloilo River Development
Council and/or the City Environment and Natural Resources Office. Such
regulation over certain areas in Station 1 (Economic Zone) specifically the 2-
kilometer Iloilo River Wharf and the Fort San Pedro Terminal which are under the
PPA’s jurisdiction however, shall be exercised by the PPA as per its Revised
Charter under Presidential
Decree No. 857, Article IV, Section 6: Corporate Duties of the Authority.

ARTICLE XII
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

SECTION 63. Projects of National Significance. Projects may be declared by the

NEDA Board as projects of national significance pursuant to section 3 of EO 72.
When a project is declared by the NEDA Board as project of national significance
the locational clearances shall be issued by HLRB pursuant to EO 72.

SECTION 64. Environmental Compliance Certificates (ECC). Notwithstanding the

issuance of locational clearance under section 74 of this ordinance, no
environmentally critical projects or projects located in environmentally critical
areas shall be commenced, developed or operated unless an Environmental
Compliance Certificate (ECC) or Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC) as the case
maybe has been secured.

SECTION 65. Subdivision Projects. All owners and/or developers of subdivision

projects shall secure a locational clearance prior to securing a development permit
pursuant to provisions PD 957 and its implementing rules and regulations or BP
220 and its implementing rules and regulations in the case of socialized housing
projects in accordance with the procedures laid down in EO 71, series of 1993.
Development Permits for residential subdivisions and other similar subdivision
projects shall be approved by the Sangguniang Panlungsod upon prior technical
reviews by the Zoning Administrator, City Environment and Natural Resources
Officer and the City Engineer.
SECTION 66. Green Easements. A green easement along Iloilo Rive, Batiano River,
Calajunan Creek, Dungon Creek, Ingore Creek, Mansaya Creek and all other
natural waterways shall be maintained. A minimum easement of three (3) meters
from existing banks of these natural waterways shall be assigned as a green
easement that is landscaped or planted with grass, ornamentals and trees and
free of built permanent structures. Should there be a change in the existing
shoreline or banks of the rivers, the easement shall be construed as moved and
adjusted with the actual riverbanks or shorelines.
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In order to achieve the objectives of these provisions, any type of construction,
alteration and physical development along the green easement must be coursed
through the City Planning and Development Office, the City Environment and
Natural Resources Office, the Iloilo City Cultural Heritage Conservation Council (for
green easements along Heritage Zones) and other proper authorities prior to the
issuance of other necessary permits and/or clearance. Construction of permanent
structures on these easements shall not be allowed.

The maintenance of the green easement shall be the responsibility of pertinent

national government agencies, the host Barangay, and/or the City Environment
and Natural Resources Office.

Section 67. Roof Gardens. In the absence of areas available for parks, recreation
and open spaces, roof gardens are encouraged in accordance with the proposed
network of open spaces.

Section 68. Zoning Charge and Zoning Bond. There is hereby imposed a Zoning
Charge and Zoning Bond for all buildings which have outstanding violation/s of the
terms and conditions of their building/occupancy permit issued prior to the
enactment of this Zoning Ordinance.

For buildings constructed in violation of the height/ Floor Area Ratio (FAR)
restrictions, the amount of Zoning Charge and Zoning Bond shall be determined by
multiplying the excess floor area (the total floor area exceeding the allowable
height or density limit) by the demolition cost and further multiplied by the
moratorium period, that is:

Zoning Charge = ¼ (Excess Floor Area) x (Demolition Cost) x

(Moratorium Period)
Zoning Bond = ¾ (Excess Floor Area) x (Demolition Cost) x
(Moratorium Period)

For buildings constructed in violation of the use and/or other terms and
conditions of building/occupancy permit, the amount of the Zoning Charge and
Zoning Bond shall be determined by multiplying the moratorium period by
regulation/enforcement costs. 75% of the product will be applied to Zoning Bond
while the remaining 25% will constitute Zoning Charge.

The ICZBAA, through appropriate ordinance or resolution, shall set the rates of
demolition and/or enforcement costs using the prevailing rates in the industry as
reference.

Only bonds issued by the accredited government banks [i.e. Land Bank of the
Philippines (LBP), Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), and Philippine
National Bank (PNB) shall be accepted.

The Zoning Bond will be returned to the building owner, without interest, if the
required rectification/compliance has been made prior to the end of the
moratorium period; Otherwise the cash shall be forfeited or bond is called upon in
favor of the City Government to cover the demolition/enforcement expense.

ARTICLE XIII
MITIGATING DEVICES

Section 69. Exceptions, Variances, Deviations. Exceptions, variances or deviations

from the provisions of this Ordinance may only be allowed upon review and
approval of the Iloilo City Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals (ICZBAA) and
only when the following terms and conditions are existing:

1. Variance

a. The property is unique and different from the other properties in

the adjacent locality and because of its uniqueness, the owner/s
cannot obtain a reasonable return on the property.
b. This condition shall include at least 3 of the following provisions.
i. Conforming to the provisions of the Ordinance will cause
undue hardship on the part of the owner or occupant of the
property due to physical conditions of the property which is
not self-created.
ii. The proposed variance is the minimum deviation necessary to
permit reasonable use of the property.
iii.The variance will not alter the physical character of the district
or zone where the property for which the variance is sought is
located, and will not substantially or permanently injure the
use of the other properties in the same district zone.
iv.That the variance will not weaken the general purpose of the
Ordinance and will not adversely affect the public health,
safety or welfare.
 v. The variance will be in harmony with the spirit of this
Ordinance.

2. Exceptions

a. The exception will not adversely affect the public health, safety and
welfare and is in keeping with the general pattern of development
in the community.
b. The proposed project shall support economic based
activities/provide livelihood, vital community services and facilities
while at the same time posing no adverse effect on the
zone/community.
c. The exception will not adversely affect the appropriate use or
adjoining property in the same district.
d. The exception will not alter the essential character and general
purpose of the district where the exception sought is located.

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Section 70. Procedure for Granting Exceptions and Variance. The procedures for
the granting of exception and/or variance are as follows:

1. A written application for an exception or variance shall be filed with the

Iloilo City Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals [ICZBAA] citing the
section of this Ordinance under which the same is sought and stating the
grounds thereof.
2. Upon filing of application, a visible project sign, (indicating the name and
nature of the proposed project shall be posted at the project site).
3. The City Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals (CZBAA) shall conduct
preliminary evaluation on the application.
4. The applicant shall submit to the CZBAA an Affidavit of No-objection of
the project by the owners of the properties and residents living
immediately adjacent to the proposed project site together with the
Barangay Resolution favorably endorsing the project, all of which shall
be incorporated in the application.
5. In case of objection, or in its own instance, the CZBAA shall hold public
hearing.
6. At the hearing, any party may appear in person, or by representative. All
interested parties shall be accorded the opportunity to be heard and
present evidence and/or testimonies.
7. The CZBAA shall render a decision within ten (10) days from the last
requirement/ document/hearing of the application, exclusive of the time
spent for public hearings.

ARTICLE XIV
ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
Section 71. Locational Clearance and Certificate of Zoning Compliance. All
owners/developers shall secure a Locational Clearance from the Zoning
Administrator prior to conducting any construction, repair, renovation, business
operation or any other similar activity on their property. Such clearance shall be
required for the application of a building permit and a business permit. No
occupancy of a building and operation of a business activity within a new building
shall be allowed without a certificate of Zoning Compliance issued by the Zoning
Administrator which shall be required for the application of an occupancy permit.

1. The Zoning Administrator shall require the lot plan in a convenient scale
and the vicinity map in scale 1:10,000 meters of the activity or
construction on the property/land of all owners/developers securing a
Locational Clearance or Certificate of Zoning Compliance. However, he
may require documents such as but not limited to Certificate of Title, Tax
Declaration, Real Property Tax Receipt/Clearance, Vicinity Map,
Technical Specification, Site Development Plan, Bill of Materials,
Barangay Clearance, document showing a right over land and/or building
space, affidavit showing explanation of some lacking documents and
such other documents of similar nature.

2. An Authority to Follow Up/Claim shall be required in case the applicant

could not personally follow-up and/or claim the said Locational
Clearance and/or Certificate of Zoning Compliance.

3. Payments for application fees for Locational Clearance or Certificate of

Zoning Compliance shall be assessed by the Office of the City Zoning
Administrator based on the existing local tax ordinance of Iloilo City.
Official receipt of actual payment shall then be required prior to
processing said clearance or certificate.

Section 72. Period of Locational Clearance’s or Certificate of Zoning Compliance’s

Approval/Disapproval. The approval/disapproval of a Locational Clearance or
Certificate of Zoning Compliance by the Zoning Administrator shall not be
withheld for more than five (5) days from receipt of application. Only application
documents with a complete set of required documents will be received and
processed. Applications that will require approval by the ICZBAA will take longer
with the required board hearings, possible additional requirements, site
inspections and/or barangay consultations or public hearings which will be
scheduled at their discretion.

Section 73. Building Permit and Occupancy Permit. The Local Building Official
shall not issue any building permit and occupancy permit without a valid
Locational Clearance or Certificate of Zoning Compliance respectively, in
conformity with this ordinance. Similarly , no business permit for new business
shall also be processed without the Locational Clearance and/or Certificate of
Zoning Compliance.

Section 74. Non-User of Locational Clearance. Upon issuance of a Locational

Clearance or Certificate of Zoning Compliance, the grantee thereof shall have one
(1) year within which to commence or undertake the use, activity or development
covered by such clearance on his property. Non-use of said clearance or certificate
within said period shall result in its automatic expiration, cancellation and the
grantee shall not proceed with his project without applying for a new Locational
Clearance or Certificate of Zoning Compliance.

Section 75. Certificate of Non-Conformance. The owner of the structure or

operator of the activity involved shall apply for Certificate of Non-Conformance
within six (6) months from the approval of the zoning ordinance by the Housing
and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB). Failure on the part of the owner to
register/apply for a Certificate of Non-Conformance after due notice and
determination shall be considered in violation of this Zoning Ordinance and is
subject to fines/penalties.

Upon approval of this ordinance, the Zoning Administration shall make an

inventory of non-conforming structures and immediately notify owners of known
existing non-conforming use to apply for a Certificate of Non-Conformance.

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1. Procedure
a. A certificate of non-conformance shall be secured from the Office
of the Zoning Administrator
i. All requests for such certificate shall state the reasons for
non-conformance and accompanied by 1:10,000 vicinity map
showing the exact location of the non-conformance use, lot or
structure.
ii. The request for such certificate shall be acted upon and
transmitted to the appropriate parties within five(5) days
from the receipt of the request.

Section 76. Existing Non-Conforming Uses and Buildings. The lawful uses of any
building, structure or land at the time of adoption or amendment of this
Ordinance may be continued, although such uses do not conform with the
provisions of this Ordinance, provided:

1. That no such non-conforming use shall be enlarged or extended to

occupy a grater land than that already occupied by such use at the time
 of the adoption of this Ordinance or moved in whole or in part, to any
other portion of the lot or parcel or land where such non-conforming use
exists at the time of the adoption of this Ordinance.

2. That no such non-conforming use which has ceased operation for more
than one (1) year be again revived as non-conforming use.

3. That any non-conforming structure, or structures under one ownership

which has been damaged maybe reconstructed and used as before
provided that such reconstruction is not more than fifty (50%) of the
replacement cost.

4. That should non-conforming portion of structure be destroyed by any

means to an extent of more than fifty percent (50%) of its replacement
cost at the time of destruction, it shall not be reconstructed except in
conformity with the provision of this Ordinance.

5. That no such non-confirming use maybe moved to displace any

conforming use.

6. That no such non-conforming structure may be enlarged or altered in a

way which increases its non-conformity, but any structure or portion
thereof may be altered to decrease its non-conformity.

7. That should such structure be moved for any reason to whatever

distance, it shall thereafter conform to the regulation of the district in
which it is moved or relocated.

8. In addition, the owner of a non-conforming use shall program the phase-

out and relocation of the non-conforming use within reasonable time
but not to exceed the period of ten (10) years from the effectivity of this
ordinance.

Section 77. Permit for Innovative Techniques. Any person who wishes to apply
for a permit for innovative techniques shall secure the appropriate form from the
City Zoning Board of adjustments and Appeals (CZBAA); provided, that the terms
and conditions specified in this article are met

1. Procedure for application: Initiation

a. The applicant shall submit the form containing the detailed

description of the project, together with a vicinity map drawn to
the scale of 1:10,000 meters which shows the land use of the
adjacent area, approximately a two (2) kilometre radius distance
from the proposed site.
 b. The (CZBAA) shall evaluate the viability of the proposed project in
relation to its environmental impact.

c. The (CZBAA) shall then decide and prescribe such terms and
conditions under which the project may be allowed to locate and
operate.

Section 78. Responsibility for Administrator and Enforcement. This Ordinance

shall be enforced and administered by the Local Chief Executive through Zoning
Administrator who shall be appointed/ designated by the former. The Zoning
Administrator must possess the following qualifications:

1. Must be a graduate of any of the following courses: Law, Civil

Engineering, Architecture, or Urban and Regional Planning from a
recognized school or university.
2. Must have a Master’s Degree in Public Administration/Management.
3. Must have a legal or urban or development planning background.
4. Must have a working knowledge of the Revised CLUP/Zoning Ordinance.
5. Must be a resident of the city
6. In case no Zoning Administrator is appointed, the mayor may designate a
Zoning Administrator holding a position not lower than a Division Chief
from the City Planning and Development Office.

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Section 79. Powers and Functions of the Zoning Administrator. Pursuant to the
provisions of EO 72 implementing RA 7160 in relation to Sec. 5, paragraph a and d,
and Section 7 of Executive Order No. 648 dated 07 February 1981, the Zoning
Administrator shall perform functions, duties and responsibilities

1. Enforcement

a. Act on all applications for all zoning-related certifications and

clearances.
i. Issue Local Clearances or Certificates of Zoning Compliance
for projects conforming with the zoning regulations and
complying with the required documents.
ii. Issue Denial Decisions for Locational Clearances or
Certificates of Zoning Compliance applications that are non-
compliant to any provisions of the Zoning Ordinance or
other existing city ordinances.
 iii. Indorse to the ICCHCC applications for Local Clearances for
building permit applications of heritage buildings/structures
or business permit applications of business establishments
situated inside heritage buildings/structures that are
located within the city’s Downtown CBD Heritage Zone and
other heritage zones.
iv. Issue Certificates of Land Classification for requesting land
owners and concerned stakeholders.
v. Issue the needed Order of Payment for the zoning fees that
the applicant should be paying.

b. Monitoring on-going/existing projects act on violations and non-

compliance to zoning ordinance.
i. Conduct site inspections and monitoring visits to on-
going/exiting projects within the city and when warranted,
issue Notices of Violation and show cause order to owners,
developers, or managers of projects that are violating the
zoning ordinance, pursuant to Section 3 of EO 72 and
Section 2 of EO 71 and when necessary, refer subsequent
actions thereon to the HLURB.
ii. Call and coordinate with the Philippine National Police for
the enforcement of orders and processes pertinent to the
implementation of this ordinance, if necessary.
iii. Coordinate with the City Prosecutor/City Legal Officer for
other legal actions/remedies relative to the foregoing.
iv. Impose the appropriate fines/penalties for violation of the
provisions of the Zoning Ordinance.
v. Issue Certificates of Non-conformance for non-conforming
projects or uses.
c. Indorse to the ICZBAA for a multi-agency/sectoral review and
resolution verified complaints and opposition to any violation of
any provision of the Zoning Ordinance or of any clearance or
permit issued

2. Planning
Coordinate with the City Zoning Review Committee, City Planning and
Development Office and the Regional Office of the HLURB regarding any
amendments to the zoning ordinance prior to adoption by the
Sangguniang Panlungsod.

Section 80. Action on Complaints and Opposition. A verified complaint for any
violation of any provision of the Zoning Ordinance or of any clearance or permit
issued pursuant thereto shall filed with the ICZBAA. Oppositions to applications
for Locational Clearances, Variances or Exceptions shall be treated as complaints
that shall be dealt with in accordance with the provision of this ordinance.
Section 81. Functions and Responsibilities of the City Zoning Board of
Adjustment and Appeals. There is hereby created
a City Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals which shall perform the following
functions and responsibilities:
1. Meet regularly and/or conduct site inspections and consultations for the
review of and issuance of Board Resolutions on the approval or denial of
Locational Clearance or Zoning Compliance Certification applications of the
following nature:
a. Variances
b. Exceptions
c. Non-Conforming Uses
d. Special Use Permit (SUP)
e. Conditional Use Permit (per Article VII of this Ordinance)
f. All application for reclamation projects within the city
g. Innovative Technique or Design/Planned Unit Development.
2. Similarity act on appeals for reconsideration of Locational Clearance or
Zoning Compliance Certification applications which have been denied by the
zoning administrator.
3. Rule on complaints against and opposition to applications, enforcement of
the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance, any clearance or permit issued and
similar matters as indorsed by the Zoning Administrator.
4. Adopt and maintain a rational decision-making process based on careful
deliberation, analyses and evaluation of the members’ individual views,
technical inputs and if needed, position papers.

Decisions of the City Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals (CZBAA) shall be
appealable to the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board HLURB within the
reglementary period prescribed by the latter Board. The CZBAA shall serve copies
to both parties of the decision within ten (10) days from its approval.

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Section 82. Composition of the Iloilo City Zoning Board of Adjustment and
Appeals (ICZBAA). The following shall compose the Iloilo City Zoning Board of
Adjustments and Appeals (ICZBAA):
1. City Mayor - Chairman
2. City Legal Office - Co-Chairman
3. SP Chairman, Committee on Zonification, Expropriation and Assessment
4. City Assessor
5. City Engineer
6. City Planning and Development Coordinator
7. City Treasurer
8. City Environment and Natural Resources Officer
9. City Health Officer
10.A private sector representative appointed by the City Mayor and who
represents the association or organization of a local practicing architects
 11.A private sector representative appointed by the City Mayor and who
represents the local real estate association or organization
12.A business sector representative appointed by the City Mayor and who
represents a local business club or chamber of commerce

Official alternates shall be designed or appointed by the City Mayor to represent

members during unavoidable absences at meetings, hearings, or any related
activities. Such alternates should be selected from among the members’
permanent staff holding positions not lower than a Division Chief. A work unit
within the City Office shall act as secretariat of the Iloilo City Zoning Board of
Adjustments and Appeals.

Section 83. Application Fee for Appeals. There shall be payment of an application
foe appeals in accordance with the existing local tax ordinance of Iloilo City.

Section 84. Review of the Zoning Ordinance. The Iloilo City Zoning Review
Committee (ICZRC) shall convene at least once a year to review the Zoning
Ordinance considering the amendments in the Comprehensive Land Use Plan,
based on the following reasons situations:

1. Change in local development plans

2. Introduction of project of national significance
3. Partition for rezoning
4. Other reasons which are appropriate for consideration

Section 85. Composition of the Iloilo City Zoning Review Committee (ICZRC). The
Iloilo City Zoning Review Committee shall be composed of the following:

1. City Planning and Development Coordinator – Chairman

2. President, Liga ng mga Barangays
3. City Assessor
4. City Health Officer
5. City Agriculturist
6. City Engineer
7. City Environment and Natural Resources Officer
8. City Schools Division Superintendent
9. A private sector representative from a local real estate organization or
association
10.A private sector representative from a local association or organization of
practicing architects
11.A business sector representative appointed by the City Mayor and who
represents a local business club or chamber of commerce

Section 86. Function of the City Zoning Review Committee. The City Zoning
Review Committee shall have the following powers and functions:
 1. Review the Zoning Ordinance for the following purposes:

a. Determine amendments or revisions necessary in the Zoning

Ordinance because of changes that might have been introduced in
the Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
b. Determine changes, to be introduced in the Comprehensive Land
Use Plan in the light of permits given, and exceptions and
variances granted.
c. Determine changes to be introduced in the Comprehensive Land
Use Plan because of land use reclassifications approved by the
Sangguniang Panglungsod and land use conversions approved by
the Department of Agrarian Reforms
d. Identifying provisions of the Ordinance that are difficult to enforce,
are unworkable, or are no longer practical to implement.
2. Recommended to Sangguniang Panglungsod the necessary legislative
amendments, and to the City Planning and Development Office the
needed changes in the plan as a result of the review conducted.

3. Furnish a copy of the recommendations to the Housing and Land Use

Regulatory Board (HLURB) for their review and approval.
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Section 87. Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance. Changes/ amendments in the
Zoning Ordinance shall be subjected to review by the City Zoning Review
Committee (CZRC); provided that any amendment to the Zoning Ordinance or
provisions thereof shall be subject to public hearing and favorably endorsed by
the Iloilo City Zoning Review Committee. The amendments shall be accepted and
eventually approved; provided that there is sufficient evidence and justification
for such proposal; provided further, that such proposal is consistent with the
development goals, planning objectives and strategies of the Iloilo City
Comprehensive Land Use Plan. Said amendments shall be carried out through an
ordinance of the Sangguniang Panglugsod, copies of which shall be furnished to
the Regional Office of the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB). Said
amendments shall take effect immediately upon approval or after fifteen (15)
days following the completion of publication.

ARTICLE XV
FINAL PROVISIONS

Section 88. Penal Provisions. Any person violating any provision of this Ordinance,
shall, upon conviction, be punished by a fine of not more than Five Thousand
Pesos (Php 5,000.00) for every violation in addition to the payment of costs or
damaged that may be incurred by the City Government or any aggrieved person or
private entity resulting from the direct effects of the violation/s or by
imprisonment for not more than one (1) year or both such fine and imprisonment,
at the discretion of the Court.
For continuing offenses, a maximum fine of Five Thousand Pesos (Php 5,000.00)
shall be imposed for every violation of the provisions of this Ordinance. A
continuing offense shall refer to a failure to comply with the provisions of the
Ordinance within a period of six (6) months following the Notice of Violation and
henceforth until compliance is made.

If the violation is committed by a firm, corporation, or partnership or any other

juridical person, the manager, managing partner, director or any other person
who actually participated in the violations should be held responsible criminally as
provided by this section.

Section 89. Separability Clauses. Should any section or provision of this Ordinance
be declared by the Courts to be unconstitutional or invalid, such decision shall not
affect the validity of the Ordinance as a whole or any part thereof other than the
part so declared to be unconstitutional or invalid. Any portion thereof not affected
by such declaration shall remain in full force and effect. If any provision/s of this
Ordinance or any portion thereof maybe found violative of any national laws, rules
and regulations, local orders and the like, the same is hereof, declared invalid or
null and void; unless modified and/or amended accordingly.

Section 90. Repealing Clause. All ordinances, rules or regulations in conflict with
the provisions of his Ordinance are hereby repealed; PROVIDED, that the rights
that are vested upon the effectivity of this Ordinance shall not be impaired.

Section 91. Effectivity Clause. This Ordinance shall take effect upon its approval

Section 92. Non-Retroactivity Clause. All laws relating to this Ordinance shall have
no retroactive effect.

Section 93. Transitory Provisions. No amendments, repeal shall take place within
one (1) year upon approval of this Zoning Ordinance. The City Planning and
Development Office (CPDO) shall review, study and update this Ordinance after
five (5) years, restudy and revise it after ten (10) years upon approval of the same
and of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
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ZONING BOUNDARIES

AREVALO DISTRICT

R-2/MXD
1. An area North of Iloilo-Tiolas Road,, bounded on the North by a 3 meter
wide easement along Iloilo River. On the east by the Molo- Arevalo
District boundary. On the West by Arevalo- Mandurriao Circumferential
Road, and on the South by a 50 meter depth of Commercial Area along
the Iloilo- Tiolas Road.

2. An area West of Arevalo- Mandurriao Circumferential Road, bounded on

the North and West by a 3 meter wide easement along the Iloilo River.
On th East by the Arevalo- Mandurriao Circumferential Road, on the
South by a Commercial Area, and on the West by a 3 meter wide
easement along the Iloilo River.

R-3/MXD
1. An area bounded on the North by a 50 meter depth of Commercial Zone
Osmeña Street, on the East by Figueroa Street, on the South by Bonifacio
Street and on the West by Guanco Street.

2. An area North of Bonifacio River bounded on the North by Bonifacio

Street and a Commercial Area from Yulo Street moving West
approximately 600 meters, on the East by a 50 meters depth of
Commercial area along Yulo Drive except the Arevalo Parish Cemetery,
on the South by a 3 meter wide easement along Bonifacio and barangay
Sta. Cruz Barangay boundary.

3. An area North of the Molo- Arevalo Boulevard bounded on the North by

3 meters wide easement along Batiano River, on the east by the Molo-
 Arevalo District boundary, on the South by the Molo- Arevalo Boulevard
and on the West by Yulo drive.

4. An area North of the Molo- Arevalo Boulevard bounded on the North by

a 3 meters wide easement along Batiano River, on the East by Yulo Drive,
on the South by Molo- Arevalo Boulevard, on the West by Lot 781 (Punta
Villa Resort and the John B. Lacson Foundation University).

5. An area North of Batiano River bounded on the North by Iloilo- Tiolas

Road and Quezon Street, on the East by Arevalo- Molo district boundary,
on the South by 3 meters wide easement along Batiano- River and on
the West by Yulo Drive except the Ramon Avanceña National High
School.

6. An area bounded on the Northeast by Iloilo- Tiolas Road, on the

Southeast by Guanco Street and Barangay Sta. Cruz and Barangay
Bonifacio boundary on the Southwest by a 3 meters wide easement
along Batiano River and on the Northwest by the boundary of the
Municapallity of Oton and Iloilo City.

7. An area Southwest of Batiano River, bounded on the Northeast by a 3

meters wide easement along Batiano River, on the East by Sta. Cruz
Street on the Southwest by the Molo- Arevalo boulevard and on the
Northwest by the boundary of the Municipality of Oton and Iloilo City.

8. An area Northeast of Molo- Arevalo boulevard on the Northeast by a 3

meters wide easement along Batiano River on the East by Lot 781 (Punta
Villa Resort and the John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation) on the
Southwest by Molo- Arevalo boulevard and the Sto. Niño Sur Elementary
School on the Western end of the sta. Cruz Street.

9. An irregular shape of land, West of Molo- Arevalo District boundary,

bound on the North by a 3 meters wide easement along Batiano River,
on the West by Yulo drive on the South by a 50 meters depth of
Commercial area along Molo- Arevalo Boulevard.

C-1
1. An area 50 meters North of Iloilo- Tiolas Road bounded on the North by
the Service Road of the bus terminal on the East by the Arevalo-
Mandurriao Circumferential Road with a road frontage along Arevalo-
Mandurriao Circumferential Road of approximately 80 meters, on the
South by a 50 meters depth of Commercial Area along Iloilo- Tiolas Road
and the Arevalo Elementary School and on the West by the service road
of the bus terminal.
 2. An area South of Iloilo- Tiolas Road, bounded on the North by the Iloilo-
Tiolas Road, on the east Arroyo Street from Osmeña Street to Bonifacio
Street and on the West by Figueroa Street.

3. An area North of Bonifacio Street with a depth of 50 meters bounded on

the North by portion of Lot 256 and Lot 250 (the Arevalo Parish Church)
on the East by the Arevalo Public Plaza on the South by Bonifacio Street
on the West by Arroyo Street with road frontage of approximately 100
meters.

4. A strip of land 50 meters in depth to the West of Arroyo Street bounded

on the North by Iloilo- Tiolas Road on the east by Arroyo Street on the
South by Bonifacio Street and on the West by a Residential Zone.
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5. A strip of land South of Bonifacio Street with a depth of 50 meters
bounded on the North by Bonifacio Street on the East by Yulo Drive on
the South and West by a residential zone with a road frontage of
approximately 230 meters from Yulo Drive moving West.

6. A parcel of land on the corner of Quezon Street and Yulo Drive with a
road frontage of approximately 50 meters along Quezon Street and
approximately 50 meters along Yulo Drive bounded on the South by
Quezon Street, on the West by Yulo Drive and on the East and South by a
residential zone.

C-2
1. An area North of Iloilo-Tiolas Road bounded on the North by a three
meter wide easement along Iloilo River, on the East by the service road
of the bus terminal on the South, approximately 250 meters from the
service road of the bus terminal moving West by a 50 meter depth of
Commercial Area along Iloilo-Tiolas Road and the rest moving West up
to the Iloilo-City-Municipality of Oton boundary by the Iloilo-Tiolas Road.

2. An area East of Yulo Drive approximately 130 from the Quezon Street,
bounded on the North by Iloilo-Tiolas road, on the South by Quezon
Street, and on the West by Burgos Street.

3. A strip of land North of Iloilo-Tiolas road 50 meters in depth bounded on

the North by a residential zone (Gloryville Subdivision) on the East by
the Iloilo-Mandurriao Circumferential Road, on the South by Iloilo-Tiolas
road on the West by Arevalo Elementary School. Road frontage along
Iloilo-Tiolas Road is approximately 340 meters.
 4. An area bounded on the North by Iloilo-Tiolas road on the East by
Burgos Street and on South by Quezon Street on the West by Rizal
Street.

5. A parcel of land South pf Bonifacio river approximately 1350 meters to

the West of Yulo Drive passing through Molo- Arevalo boulevard and
300 meters to the North of Molo-Arevalo boulevard (portion pf Lot 781)
bounded on the North by a three-meter wide easement along Batiano
River on the East by Lot 783 (a residential zone) on the South by portion
of Lot 781 (JBLCF) on the West by Lot 806 (a residential zone).

INSTITUTIONAL/MXD

1. An area North of Iloilo-Tiolas Road bounded on the North by a

residential zone on the East by a Commercial
Zone on the South by Iloilo-Tiolas Road and in the West by the bus
terminal service road with a road frontage of
approximately 100 meters and a depth of approximately by 100 meters.

2. An area of Yulo Drive approximately 130 meters from Quezon Street

with a road frontage of approximately 80 meters and a depth of
approximately 200 meters potion of Lot 850 bounded on the North, East
and South by a residential zone and on the West by Yulo Drive.

3. An area East of Arroyo-Street 50 meters to the North of Bonifacio Street

with a frontage of approximately 150 meters to the North with a depth
of approximately 100 meters bound on the North by a service road on
the East by the Arevalo Public Plaza. On the South by the Arevalo Public
Market and on the West by Arroyo Street.

4. An area North (portion of Lot 781) of Molo-Arevalo Boulevard 450

meters to the East of Sta. Cruz Street bounded on the North of Punta
Villa Resort, on the East by a residential zone on the South by the Molo-
Arevalo Boulevard and on the West by a residential zone (Palmares-
Tiongson Subdivision).

5. An area East of Sta. Cruz Street, North of Molo-Arevalo Boulevard

bounded on the Northeast of a residential zone, on the Southeast of a
Commercial Zone an on the South of a Parks and Open Space.

6. An area North of Iloilo Tiolas Road, bound on the West by a Commercial

Zone (Arevalo Elementary School) on the North by a Commercial zone
and on the East by a Commercial zone.
 7. An area of the North by 50 meters depth of Commercial area along
Molo-Arevalo boulevard, bounded on the North by a residential zone
and by a tree meter wide easement along Batiano, River on the West by
a residential zone, and the East by a residential zone.

8. An area on the North by a 50 meter depth of Commercial area along

Molo-Arevalo boulevard bounded on the West by a residential area, on
the South by a residential area, on the East by a residential zone along
Molo-Arevalo boundary.

PUD

1. An area on the South by a 200 meter depth of open space along Molo-
Arevalo boulevard extending from the Molo-Arevalo district boundary to
the boundary of Iloilo City and the Municipality of Oton.

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SHZ/MXD

1. An irregular shape of land Northeast of Molo-Arevalo district boundary

and Northwest of the boundary of Iloilo City and the Municipality of Oton,
bounded on the West by Fish pens and Salt beds and on the South by
Iloilo River.

FISHPENS AND SALT BEDS

1. An irregular shape of land North of Iloilo Tiolas Road bounded on the

Northeast by Mandurriao-Arevalo district boundary and Molo-Arevalo
district boundary on the Northwest by the boundary of Iloilo City and the
Municipality of Oton.

PARKS AND OPEN SPACES

1. An area West of Rizal Street with a depth of approximately 60 meters

bounded on the North by Osmeña Street, on the South by Bonifacio
Street on the West by a commercial zone, the Arevalo Parist Church and
the Arevalo Public Market.

2. An area three meters in width along the River bank of the Iloilo River and
Batiano River extending from the Molo-Arevalo district boundary to the
boundary of Iloilo City and the Municipality of Oton.
 3. An area South of Molo-Arevalo Boulevard extending from the Molo-
Arevalo district boundary to the boundary of Iloilo City and the
Municipality of Oton.

4. An area Northeast of Mnurriao-Arevalo district boundary Southwest and

Southeast of socialized housing zone and Northwest of the boundary of
Iloilo City and the Municipality of Oton.

MOLO DISTRICT

Residential Zone 3 (R-3) MXD

1. An area bounded on the North by a 50-meter depth strip C-2 MXD,

institutional MXD corner Compania St. (Arroyo Elem. School) and special
institutional (home for the aged) on the Northwest C-2.

MXD, institutional MXD and special institution, on the Northeast by San

Juan St. on the South by Compania St.

2. Area bounded on the North by a C-2 MXD, on the East by C-2 MXD, on
the West by Compania St., on the South is the Batiano

3. An area bounded on the North by San Antonio St., on the East by C-1
MXD, on the West by San Juan St . on the Compania St.

4. An area bounded on the North by Iloilo River, on the East by C-2 MXD.
On the West by Institutional MXD, on the south is a 50-meter strip of C-2
MXD.

5. An area bounded on the North by Batiano River, on the East by Batiano

River on the West by socialized housing MXD, on the South by Molo-
Arevalo Boulevard.

6. An area bounded on the North by Batiano River. On the East by

Institutional MXD along proposed Compania-Calumpang road; on the
West by R-3 MXD Molo-Arevalo District boundary, and on the South by
Molo-Arevalo Boulevard.

(R-2 MXD)

1. An area bounded on the North by Iloilo River, on the East by C-2 MXD,
on the West Molo-Arevalo District boundary South by a strip of 50-
meter4 depth C-2 MXD and Special Institution (Asilo de Molo) and
Institutional MXD (Mill Hill Missionary).

G-1 (INSTITUTIONAL MXD)

1. An area bounded on the by North by Avanceña St. in the West corner
Compania St.; on the East R-3 MXD and on the South R-3 MXD.

2. An area bounded on the North by R-2 MXD on the East by C-2 MXD and
on the West C-2 MXD ad on the South by Avanceña St. (presently
occupied by Mill Hill Missionary).

3. An area bounded on the North by C-2 MXD along Avanceña St. on the
West by R-3 MXD and on the South by R-3 MXD (presently occupied by
the Holy Rosary academy).

4. An area bounded on the North by C-1 MXD along Avanceña St., on the
East by C-2 MXD South BY San Antonio St., an on the West by San Juan St.
(presently occupied by Holy Rosary academy).

5. An area bounded on the North by Tiolas-Iloilo road; on the East by C-2

MXD, on the West by Parks and Open Space (Molo Plaza); and on the
South C-2 MXD (presently occupied by Molo Parish Church.
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6. An area bounded on the North by Tiolas-Iloilo River; on the East by C-2
Park and Open Space on the West by C-1 MXD and on the South by M.H.
del Pilar St. (the area presently occupied by the DSWD) and ICCC.

7. An area bounded on the North by M.H. del Pilar St., on the East by C-2
MXD and R-3 MXD on the West by Molo Cemetery; and on the South by
SHZ-MXD along Timawa Ave. (the area presently occupied by BIR and
Iloilo City National High School).

8. An area bounded on the North by M.H. del Pilar; on the East by C-2 along
Infante Ave.; and on the West by R-3 MXD and C-2 MXD and on the
South by R-3 MXD (the area presently occupied by JBLCF).

9. An area bounded on the North by C-2 MXD on the East by corner Infante
Ave.; and on the West by R-3 MXD along Timawa Ave. and on the South
by South by Timawa Ave. corner Infante Ave. (area presently occupied
by the Iloilo Doctor’s Hospital).

10.An area bounded on the North by R-3 MXD on the East by R-3 MXD on
the West by R-3 MXD and on the South by Timawa Ave. (are presently
occupied by Ta-al Elem. School).

11.An area bounded on the North by Timawa Ave.; on the East by C-2 MXD
along Infante Ave.; on the West C-2 MXD along Timawa Ave.; and on the
South by R-3.
 12.An area bounded on the North by SHZ-MXD; on the East by SHZ-MXD on
the West by Lopez Jaena St. and on the South Lopez-Jaena St. (area
presently occupied by Baluarte Elem. School).

13.An area bounded on the North by Gen. Luna St. (highway); on the East
by Molo-City Proper boundary; G-1 MXD (UPV) and the West by Infante
Ave. and on the South by Delgado St. (area presently (part) occupied by
UPV).

14.An area bounded on the North by Delgado St.; on the East by Tanza
Cemetery; on the West by Infante Ave.; and on the South Lopez Jaena St.
(area presently owned by UPV).

15.An area bounded on the North by Tanza Ext. road on the East by G-1
Molo-City Proper Boundary; on the West by Infante Ave.; and on the
South by Lopez-Jaena corner entrance road of Iloilo Fish Port Complex
(area presently owned by UP).

16.A parcel of land Northwest of Avanceña St. on the Northwest by C-1

MXD on the Southwest by C-1 MXD (presently occupied by Dominican
Mother House).

17.An area located in Brgy. Calumpang bounded on the North, East, South,
and West by R-3 MXD and portion on Lots. No. 1899 and 1900 (presently
occupied by Dominican Order).

18.An area bounded on the North by Iloilo River on the East by C-1 MXD
West by C-1 MXD and on the South by C-1 MXD (area presently occupied
by Savior Hospital)

19.An area bounded on the North by C-1 MXD on the West by C-1 MXD,
East by Lopez-Jaena St., South by C-1 MXD (area presently occupied by
Molo I Elem. Sch.)

20.An area bounded on the North by R-3 MXD on the East by R-3 MXD, on
the West by R-3 MXD, on the South by R-3 MXD (area presently occupied
by Calumpang Elem. Sch.)

(C-1 MXD)

1. An area of land bounded on the North by San Marcos St., Iloilo Tiolas
Road, on the East by San Pedro St. going South along M.H. del Pilar
Street and on the West by Institutional MXD.
 2. An area of the land bounded on the North by San Marcos St., on the East
by Institutional MXD (Iloilo Technical Sch.) on the South by M.H. del Pilar
Street and West by San Pedro St.

3. An irregular parcel of land bounded on the North by M.H. del Pilar Street
on the East by Cemetery and access road on the West by Lopez Jaena St.,
and on the South by Timawa Avenue.

4. An irregular parcel of the land bounded on the Northwest Avanceña St.,

on the Northeast by Locsin St., on the Southeast by Compania St., on the
Southwest by Institutional MXD (Holy Rosary Academy) transverse by
San Antonio St.

5. An irregular parcel of the land bounded on the North by Iloilo River and
Institutional MXD on the East by Institutional MXD on the West by R-2
MXD, on the Southwest by Institutional MXD, on the South by Avanceña
St., and Transportation Utilities.

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S-1 (SPECIAL INSTITUTIONAL)

1. An area bounded on the North by R-2 MXD on the East by R-2 MXD and
C-2 MXD and, on the West by R-2 MXD and C-2 MXD and on the South
by Avanceña St. (area presently occupied by Asilo de Molo).

2. An area bounded on the North by Avanceña St., on the East by C-2 MXD,
on the West by C-2 MXD; and on the South by R-3 MXD (area presently
occupied by the Dominican Sisters Home for the Aged).

(C-2) MXD

1. A strip of land 50 meters depth, 420- meters long bounded on the South
by Marcos Street, on the West by Jocson Street, on the East by G-1 and
on the North by R-2.

2. An area of land bounded on the North by San Marcos Street Iloilo Tiolas
Road, on the East by San Pedro St. going South along M.H. del Pilar
Street, and on the West by institutional MXD.

3. A parcel of land 50 meters in depth, 50-meters long bounded on the

North by Corner Lopez Jaena and Compania Street, on the southeast by
R-2 and the Southwest by R-2.
 4. An irregular parcel of land bounded on the North by M.H del Pilar Street,
on the East by Cemetery and access road, on the west by Lopez Jaena St.,
and on the South by Timawa Avenue.

5. An area bounded on the North by M.H del Pilar St. corner of Infante Ave.
St. on the East by Infante Ave. St. and on the West by G-1 to (Iloilo
Doctor’s Hospital) is about 380 mts.

6. An irregular parcel of land bounded on the North by Iloilo- Tiolas road on

the West by San Pedro St., on the South by M.H del Pilar St., and in the
East by G-1.

7. A parcel of land 50 meter bounded by Southeast by Avanceña St., on the

Northwest by Jocson St., and on the Northwest and Southwest by R-2.

8. A 50 meters strip of land Southwest of Lopez-Jaena St., bounded on the

Northwest by Avanceña St., and on the Southeast by Compania St., and
on the Southwest by R-2.

9. A parcel of land bounded on the North by Iloilo River on the south by

M.H del Pilar St., on the East by Ninoy Aquino Avenue and on the west
by R-2.

10.A parcel of land bounded on the north by Iloilo River on the south by
Gen. Luna St., on the west by Ninoy Aquino Ave. and on the East by C-2.

11.A 50 meters strip of land 350 meter long bounded on the North and
Northwest by Timawa Ave. on the Southwest by Lopez-Jaena St., on the
south and East by R-3.

12.A 50 meters strip of land 100m long bounded on the North by Timawa
Ave., on the East by Infante Ave., on the South by Chinese Cemetery and
on the west by R-3.

13.A 50 meters strip of land 150 meters long bounded on the East by
Infante Ave., on the south by Lopez-Jaena St., on the West by R-3 and on
the North by Chinese Cemetery.

14.A 50 meter strip of land 100 meter long bounded on the North by Lopez-
Jaena St., on the East by entrance road going to Iloilo Fishing Port and on
the South and West by R-3.

PARK AND SPACE

 1. An area bounded on the North by Molo, Arevalo Boulevard on the East
by Batiano River and Foreshore Land Demolition on the West by Molo,
Arevalo District boundary and on the South by Foreshore Land
Demolition.

2. (PLAZA MOLO) – An area bounded on the North by San Marcos Street on

the East by Jocson Street, on the West by Locsin Street and on the South
by M.H del Pilar Street.

3. An area bounded on the North by San Marcos St. on the East by C-2 MXD
on the West Institutional MXD on the South.

CEMETERY
1. (MOLO CEMETERY) – An area bounded on the North by M.H del Pilar
Street, on the East by Timawa Avenue Extension, on the West by C-1
MXD, Lot. No. 1219 and Lot 1290 and on the South portion by C-1 MXD,
Lot. 1309 and Lot. 1306.

2. (CHINESE CEMETERY) – An area bounded on the North by C-2 MXD, Lot

1212, on the East by Infante avenue, on the West by R-3 MXD and on the
South by C-2 MXD, Lot 1212.

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(C-2)MXD

1. A parcel of land bounded on the North by Corner Lopez Jaena St., and
Compania St., on the Southeast by R-3 MXD and on the Southwest by R-3
MXD.

2. A 50 meter strip of land 950 meter long bounded on the Southeast by R-

3 MXD, on the Southeast R-3 MXD, on the North by Lopez Jaena St.

3. A 50 meter strip of land 650 meters long bounded on the North by R-3
MXD, on the Southeast by Corner Lopez Jaena St. and Infante Avenue.
West by SHZ MXD, on the East by C-2 MXD.

4. A 50 meter strip of land 200 meters long bounded on the Northwest by

Corner Infante Ave., and Timawa ave., on the North by Institutional MXD
on the South by Cemetery, on the West by Institutional MXD.

5. A 50 meter strip of land 950 meters long bounded on the North by

Timawa Ave., on the East by Institutional MXD, on the Southeast by
Institutional MXD, on the South by R-3 MXD.
 6. A 50 meter strip of land 400 meter long bounded on the Northeast by
corner Infante Ave. and M.H del Pilar St., on the West by Institutional
MXD, on the South by Institutional MXD, on the Southwest by
Institutional MXD, and R-3 MXD.

7. A 50 meter of land 200 meters long bounded on the North by M.H del
Pilar St., on the East by Institutional MXD, on the South by R-3 MXD on
the West by Institutional MXD and Park and Open Spaces.

8. An irregular parcel of land bounded on the North by Iloilo River, on the

West by Institutional MXD and R-3 MXD, on the East by boundary of
Molo- City Proper.

9. A parcel of land on the North by C-2 MXD, on the East by boundary of

Molo- City Proper, on the West by Institutional MXD and SHZ MXD, on
the South by Institutional MXD.

10.A 50 meter of land 200 meters long bounded on the North by R-2 MXD,
on the East by Institutional MXD on the Southwest by Institutional on
the South by Avanceña St.

11.A 50 meter of land 200 meters long bounded on the North by R-2 MXD,
on the East by Institutional MXD on the West by Special Institutional, on
the South by Avanceña St.

12.A 50 meter strip of land 400 meters long bounded on the North by
Avanceña St., on the Northeast by C-1 MXD and Institutional MXD, on
the South by R-3 MXD.

13.A 50 meter strip of land 800 meters long bounded on the North R-2 MXD,
on the East by Special Institutional, on the West by Molo- Arevalo
boundary, on the South by Avanceña St.

14.A 50 meter strip of land 160 meters long bounded on the North by
Avanceña St., on the South by R-3 MXD, on the east by Special
Institutional, on the West by Institutional MXD.

15.A 50 meter strip of land 650 meters long bounded on the North by
Avanceña St., on the East by Institutional MXD, on the West by Molo-
Arevalo boundary on the South by R-3 MXD.

TRANSPORTATION

1. An area bounded on the North by C-1 MXD, on the East by C-1 MXD, on
the West by C-2 MXD and on the South by Avanceña St.
FORESHORE LAND DELIMITATION

1. An irregular parcel of land bounded on the North by Parks and Open

Spaces and R-3 MXD, on the East by C-2 MXD and Molo- City Proper
boundary on the South by Territorial Boundaries, o the West by Molo-
Arevalo boundary.

(SHZ) MXD

1. An area bounded on the North by R-3 MXD (facing Timawa Road), on the
East by C-2 MXD and R-3 MXD on the West by Institutional MXD
(Baluarte Elam. Sch.) and on the South by Lopez Jaena St. (Baluarte).

2. An area bounded on the North by Batiano River, on the East by R-3 MXD
and on the South by Molo-Arevalo boulevard.

3. An area bounded on the North by Institutional MXD on the East R-3 MXD,
on the West By c-1 mxd on the South by C-2 MXD, Northwest by
Cemetery.

4. An area bounded on the North, South, East and West by R-3 MXD.
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MANDURRIAO DISTRICT

C-3

1. A Wide tract of the land North of Treñas Boulevard up to portion of lot

3190 and 3192, bounded on the North by R-3/MXD, on the East by
Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. Avenue, on the Northwest by PUD,- (Old Iloilo
Airport) on the South by Treñas Boulevard.

C-3

1. A Wide tract of land North of Treñas Boulevard up to portion of lot 3190

and 3192, bounded on the North by R-3/MXD, on the East by Benigno S,
Aquino Jr. Avenue, on the Northwest by PUD,-(Old Iloilo Airport) in the
South by Treñas Boulevard.

C-2

1. A strip of land 50 meters depth along Onate De Leon Street bounded on

the Northwest by R-3/MXD, on the Southwest by Calajunan road, on the
Northeast by C-1 MXD.
 2. A strip of land 50 meters depth Southeast of Onate de Leon Street,
bounded on the Northeast by C-1/MXD, on the Southeast by C-3/MXD,
on the Southwest by Mandurriao Public Cemetery.

3. A strip of land 50 meters depth of both sides of Guzman Street from the
City boundary of Pavia down to 250 M. of Mejorada Street.

4. A strip of land 50 meters depth 225 M. from the junction of A. Mirasol

Street along R. Mapa Street., on the Northwest C-2/MXD, ON THE
Southwest R-3/MXD, and at the lower portion fishponds and salt beds.

5. A strip of land 50 meters depth along Northeast of R. Mapa Street down

to Northwest of old airport road, and bounded on the Northeast by R-
3/MXD.

6. A strip along South of Taft Road bounded on the sound by R-3/MXD, and
PUD (old Iloilo Airport) on the Southeast.

7. A parcel of Land between WVMC and A. Mirasol Elementary School.

8. A strip of land 50 meters depth North of Taft Street and along old Iloilo
City Airport Road going to Benigno S. Aquino Jr. Avenue (Diversion
Road).

9. Both sides strip of land 50 meters depth each along Jaro-Mandurriao

road bounded on the North by R-3/MXD, on the East by also C-2/MXD,
on the South by R-3/MXD and on the Southwest by PUD ( Old Iloilo
Airport).

10.A strip of land along Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. Avenue-50 meters depth-on
the Northeast by Dungon Creek, on the East by BSA, Jr. Avenue
Southwest by C-3/MXD, on the West by 2-3/MXD.

11.A piece of land-a 50 meter strip of it along East of BSA, Jr. Avenue down
to across the boundary of C-3/MXD and R-3/MXD to the approach of
Jalandoni Extension bridge at Dungon Creek-SHZ on the Northeast,
Jalandoni Extension road on the Southeast and Benigno S. Aquino, Jr.
Avenue on the West.

12.A tract of land, 50 meter strip of which is Southwest of Jalandoni

Extension road, Northeast of SHZ, Southeast of BSA, Jr. Avenue
Southwest of SHZ all the way down to the Iloilo River Diversion Road
Bridge, being West of Dungon Creek and East of Benigno S. Aquino, Jr.
Avenue.

R-3/MXD
 1. A wide tract of land, bounded from the boundary of Mandurriao, Pavia
on the Northwest, C-2/MXD on the Northeast down its boundary to C-
1/MXD on the Southeast, C-1/MXD on the Northeast, C-2/MXD on the
Calajunan Creeks on the Southwest.

2. A wide tract of land bounded on the North by the Mandurriao, Pavia

boundary, Dungon Creek on the Norheast, C-2/MXD on the Southeast,
pieces of institutional MXD and C-2/MXD on the South, C-1/MXD on the
Southwest and Southwest and C-2/MXD on the Southwest.

3. An area Southeast of the upper portion of Old Iloilo Airport, Southwest

of Batiano Creek East and South portion of it is C-3/MXD.

4. An area Southeast of Old Iloilo Airport, North of C-3/MXD West and

South of C-2/MXD.

5. An irregular shaped tract of land bounded on the North by C-2/MXD

(along Taft Street), PUD (Old Iloilo Airport) on the Southeast, C-2/MXD
on the Southwest (along R. Mapa Street) and on the Northwest by C-
1/MXD.

6. An irregular-shaped parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by C-

1/MXD and C-2/MXD, on the South and Southeast fishponds and salt
beds, on the South by SHZ, on the West-Southwest and Northwest by
Cemeteries (Forest Lake) on the North by Mandurriao Cemetery and on
the North- Northwest by C-2/MXD.
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7. A parcel of irregular-shaped land bounded on the North by Calajunan
Road, on the Southeast by a cemetery (Forest Lake) on the South and
Southwest by cemeteries (Forest Lake and Sanctuary) on the West by a
buffer Zone (of Calajunan Dumpsite).

8. An Isoceles Triangle-Shaped piece of land bounded by a cemetery

(Sanctuary) on the Northeast , a barangay on the South-East and Park
and Open Space (a buffer Zone) on the West.
SHZ

1. A parcel of land bounded on the North, East, Southeast and on the

Northwest, West and Southwest by C-2/MXD (Brgy. Bakhaw Relocation
Site)
 2. A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast, North, West and Southwest
by C-3/MXD and on the Northeast, East and East-Southwest by Dungon
Creek. (Barangay Bolilao Relocation Site).

3. A parcel of land bounded on the North B R-3/MXD, on the East, South

and West by Fishponds and Salt beds.

4. An irregular tract of land bounded on the North by cemetery, (Forest

Lake) on the Southeast by fishponds and salt beds., on the West by
Navais- So-oc boundary and Parks and open space (buffer zone) on the
North West.
PARKS AND OPEN SPACE

1. A strip of land (150 M. Wide) known as buffer zone of dumpsite

bounded on the North by Calajunan, Road, on the East by C-3/MXD, on
the Southeast by SHZ, on the Southwest by Calajunan- So-oc boundary
and on the Northwest by Calajunan Creek.

2. A parcel of land known as Public Plaza bounded on the Northwest by

Perfecto Street (the church), on the West by R. Mapa Street. (Police
Station).
INSTITUTIONAL/MXD

1. A parcel of land bounded on the Northwest by Onate de Leon Street, on

the Northeast by Guzman Street, Southeast by Mirasol Street and on
the southwest by C-1/MXD (Mandurriao Elementary School).

2. A parcel of land located by Lot 2573 bounded on the Northwest, by

Mejorada Street, on the Southwest by Guzman Street on the Southeast
by Perfecto Street, on the Northeast by Rizal Street (Church).

3. A parcel of land bounded on the North by R-3/MXD specifically Lot 2641,

on the Southeast by R-3/MXD and C-2/MXD and on the South by Taft
Street. (Western Vizayas Medical Center)

4. A parcel of land bounded on the North by R-3/MXD, on the East by R-

3/MXD and C-2/MXD. On the South by Taft Street, and on the West by
C-2/MXD and R-3/MXD.

5. A parcel of land bounded on the Northwest by C-2/MXD on the

Northeast by R-3/MXD, on the Southeast by C-2/MXD and on the
Southwest by Guzman Street.

6. A parcel of land bounded on the Northwest by R-3/MXD, on the

Northeast by portion of R-3/MXD and C-2/MXD, on the Southeast by
 Onate de Leon Street, and on the Southwest by a portion of R-3/MXD
and C-3/MXD.
TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITES

1. A parcel of land bounded on the Northwest of C-2/MXD and a portion

of R-3/MXD on the North by Iloilo City-Pavia boundary, on the
Southeast by R-3 and C-3/MXD and on the Southwest by Guzman Street.
PUD

1. A tract of land bounded on the Northwest by old Airport Road, on the

Southeast R-3/MXD, C-2/MXD and largely by C-3, on the Southwest
and Northwest by R. Mapa Street. (Old Iloilo Airport/Megaworld)
WASTE DUMPSITE

1. An irregular shaped tract of land bounded on the North by Calajunan

Road, on the East and Southeast by a 200 meter buffer Zone (POS).
CEMETERY

1. A parcel of land (Public Cemetery) bounded on the North by Calajunan

Road, on the Northeast by C-2/MXD, on the Southeast AND Southwest
by R-2/MXD.

2. A parcel of land known as Forest Lake Memorial Park, bounded on the

North by Calajunan Road, on the Southeast by R-3/MXD, on the South
by SHZ, on the West by barangay So-oc access Road, and Northwest by
R-3/MXD.
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3. A parcel of land known as the Sanctuary bounded on the Northeast and
Southeast Barangay So-oc access road, on the Southwest by R-3/MXD
and on the Northwest by R-3/MXD.
FIREWORKS MANUFACTURING OVERLAY DISTRICT

1. An area on the salt beds and fishponds specifically on Lot 3029 with an
area of 45,000 sq. meters more or less

2. An area of 27,000 sq. meters more or less or salt beds and fishponds
specifically on Lot 3025.

LA PAZ DISTRICT

Commercial Zone 3 (C-3) MXD

 1. An area West of Luna St. from La Paz-City Proper District going North
West bounded on the North West by lot No. 3944, portion of Lot. No. 3
739, on the Southwest by portion of Lot. No. 3780 ND Iloilo River on
the Southwest by Luna St. on the East (Gaisano City Mall Complex)
Commercial Zone 2 (C-3) MXD

1. A 50-meter strip of land along the South East side of Huervana Street,
bounded on the Northeast by Divinagracia Street on the Southeast by
the property of Philippines Railway Inc. and on the Northwest by
Huervana Street.

2. A parcel of land bounded on The Northwest by Huervana Street, on the

Northeast by road, (PRI) on the Southeast by property of PRI on the
Southeast by Rizal Street.

3. An irregular parcel of land bounded on the Northwest by Huervana

Street, on the Northeast and East by Rizal Street on the Southeast Iloilo
River.

4. A parcel of land West of Luna Street bounded on the Northwest by G-1

on the Southwest road connecting Dicen & Hechanova St. Southeast by
C-3 on the Northeast by Luna Street.

5. An irregular parcel of land East of Rizal Street, bounded on the East by

R-3 and Jalandoni Estate on the South by Quarantine road on the West
by Rizal Street.

6. An irregular shaped of land North of Quarantine road bounded on the

Southeast by Mansaya Creek Northeast, by portion of Lot. 3804 & 3805
on the west by Abanilla Street.

7. A 50-meter strip of land South of Quarantine road 800-meter long

from Quirino Lopez Bridge bounded on the North by quarantine road,
on the South by portion of Lot. No. 3759, 3551, 3548, on the southeast
by a road on the West by Iloilo River.

8. A triangular parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by Rizal St., on

the south and Southeast by Huervana Street, and on the West by Luna
Street.

9. A Trapezoidal parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by Railway

Tract on the Southeast by Huervana Street on the Southwest by Rizal
St. and on the Northwest by Arroyo Street.
 10.A Trapezoidal parcel of land bounded on the East by Burgos St., on the
Southeast by Huervana St. Southwest by Railway Tract and on the
Northwest by Magdalo Street.

11.An irregular parcel of land bounded on the Northwest by St. Therese

College on the Southeast by Magdalo St. on the West by Railway Tract.

12. A rectangular parcel of land bounded on the East by Jereos St. on the
Southeast by Javellana St. on the Southwest by Burgos St. and on the
northwest by Gustilo Street.

13.A parcel of land East of Luna St. bounded on the Northwest by G-1 on
the East by Railway Track on the southeast by Magdalo St. and on the
West by Luna Street.

14.A 50-meter depth and 150-meters long strip of Land Southwest of Luna
St. North by communication facility (PLDT) on the South and West by
G-1 (St. Clements Church).

15.A 50 meters by 50-meters piece of land West of Luna St. bounded on

the North and west by G-1 on the East by Luna St. on the South by
Magsaysay Road.
Residential Zone 1 (R-1) MXD

1. (Ledesco Subd. And Puerto Real Subd.) An irregular shape of land

situated at Barangay Tabus suba, La Paz bounded on the Southest by
Jaro River and portion of Lot. No. 4042, on the Northeast by Ticud
Creek on the Northwest by R-1.
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Residential Zone 3 (R-3) MXD

1. An area West of Iloilo Coastal road from La Paz- Jaro Boundary going
Southeast up to Ticud Creek bounded on Northeast by La Paz- Jaro
District boundary on the Southeast by Iloilo Coastal Road, and on the
Southeast by Ticud Creek.

2. An area East of Iloilo Coastal road from La Paz district boundary going
Southeast bounded on the Northeast by portion of Lot. 2192, 4018,
4019 and 4015 on the East by Jaro River and on the Southeast by
Ticud Creek.

3. A parcel of land West of Iloilo Coastal road bounded on the Northwest

by Puerto Real Subdivision on the West and South by Jaro River on the
East by Iloilo Coastal Road on the Northeast by Ticud Creek.
 4. A parcel of land Northeast of Jereos Street, bounded on the Northeast
by Jaro River on the Southeast by Gustilo Street, on the Southwest by
Jereos Street, on the Northwest by La Paz, Jaro boundary.

R-3 MXD

1. A parcel of land Northeast of Jereos, bounded on the Northeast by

Gustilo Street and Jaro River on the3 Northeast by Jaro River on the
Southwest by Jereos Street with a 50 meter strip of land at corner
Gustilo and Jereos St. and a 50 meter strip of land at corner Jereos
and Lopez Jaena St. and on the Southeast by Lopez Jaena Street and
Caingin road with G-1 and C-2.

2. A parcel of land West of Jaro River bounded on the East by Jaro River
on the Northwest by Caingin road on the Southwest by Baldoza road.

3. A 100-meter strip of land East of Iloilo Coastal road from Ticud Creek
going to South to Jaro River, bounded on the East byportion of Lot.
Nos. 4007, 4037, 4038 and 4101 on the West by Iloilo Coastal road, on
the Northeast by Ticud Creek and on the South by Jaro River.

4. A triangular parcel of land North of Baldoza road bounded on the

Northeast by Iloilo CoastaL road on the Northwest by Jaro River and
on the South by Baldoza road.

5. An irregular shaped parcel of landed bounded on the North by Jaro

river on the South by Baldoza-Ingore Road. On the Southwest by La
Paz Deep Sea Water port road.

6. A parcel of land Southeast of Ingore road bounded on the Northwest

by C-2 on the east and Southeast by Parks and Open Space and on the
Southwest by proposed road.

7. A parcel of land Southwest of proposed road bounded on the South

and Southwest by Parks and Space on the Northwest by G-1 and on
the Northeast by road.

8. A parcel of land Southeast, of Huervana Street and Lopez Jaena Street ,

bounded on the North by Baldoza road on the Northeast and
Southeast by a Buffer Zone and I-1 and Mansaya Creek and on the
Southwest by C-2 MXD and Jalandoni Estate.

9. A parcel of land Southeast of Mansaya Creek bounded on the

Southeast by Guimaras Strait on the Southwest by portion of Lot. No.
 6153 on the Northeast by La Puz Norte Bo. Obrero boundary and
Mansaya Creek.

10.A piece of land Southwest of quarantine road bounded by quarantine

road on the Northeast, on the Southeast, by La Puz Norte Bo. Obrero
boundary on the Southwest by portion of Lot. No. 6153 and on the
Northwest by La Puz Norte and C-2 MXD.

11.A piece of land Southwest of Jereos Street, bounded on the Northeast

by Jereos Street on the Southeast by Gustilo Street on the Southwest
by Burgos Street lot. No. 3323 on the Northwest by Lopez Jaena Elem.
School and La Paz Cemetery.

12.A piece of land Southeast of La Paz, Jaro boundary bounded on the

Northeast by Jereos street on the Southeast by La Paz Cemetery and
G-1 on the Southwest by Lot. No. 3322.

Residential Zone 2 (R-2) MXD

1. A piece of land Southeast of Dungon Creek bounded on the

Northwest by access road on the Southeast by Magsaysay road and
Westbridge School, and portion of lot. No. 3745.

2. A piece of land along Hechanova Street, bounded on the Northeast by

portion Lot. No. 3745, 3744, 3723, and 3788 on the Southeast by
Gaisano City Complex and Iloilo River on the Southwest by portion of
Lot. No. 3775 and on the Northwest by road and portion of lot. No.
3745.

3. A piece of land bounded on the Northwest by Magsaysay road on the

Northeast by institutional/MXD and C-2, on the Southeast by Gaisano
City Complex and on the South by Iloilo River and on the West by
institutional/MXD.
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Industrial zone 1 (I-1)

1. A piece of land bounded on the Southwest and Southeast by Iloilo

River on the North by a 50meter commercial strip along quarantine
road.

2. A piece of land Northeast of Iloilo River bounded on the Southeast by

Parks and Open Spaces on the Northeast by portion of Lot. No. 6153.

3. A piece of land Southwest of La Paz Deep Sea Water Port road and on
the North and West by Mansaya Creek on the southeast by Iloilo
Coastal road.
 4. A piece of land bounded on the S.W. by coastal road and on the
North by R-3 and Southeast by Deep Sea Water Port.

Industrial Zone 2 (I-2)

1. A piece of land Southeast of Jaro River bounded on the Southeast by

proposed port and Guimaras Strait on the Northeast and Southwest
and Northwest by a road.

FISHPONDS

2. An area boundary on the Northeast, Northwest & Southwest by I-2

on the Southeast by Guimaras Strait.

3. An area bounded on the Northeast by Mangrove Zone any

Northwest by Jaro River and by the Southwest & Southeast by I-2.

4. An area boundary on the North by Parks and Open Spaces and on the
South & East by Jaro River on West by R-3 mixed.

5. A triangular shaped area and on the Northeast & South by Park and
Open Space, on the Northwest by R-3 mixed.

MANGROVES

1. A parcel of land bounded on the Northwest by Jaro River on the

Southwest by Fishponds on the East by Guimaras Strait.

2. A parcel of land Northwest of Jaro River bounded on the Northeast

and North by Guimaras Strait on the West by Park and Open Space
and on the Southeast by Jaro River.

PARKS AND OPEN SPACE

1. A parcel of land Southeast of Jaro-La Paz boundary bounded on the

West and Southwest by Fishponds on the South East by Jaro River on
the Northeast by Mangroves and Guimaras Strait.

2. A parcel of land bonded on the Northwest by Jaro, La Paz boundary

on the South by Subdivision Road on the Southeast of Iloilo Chinese
Commercial High School on the East by road.

3. A parcel of land Southwest of Jereos Street, 150-meters from La Paz,

Jaro boundary going Southeast bounded on the Northwest and
Southeast by Lot. No. 3318 and 3330 on the Southwest by Lot. No.
 3318 and 3322 on the Northwest by Javellana Street, on the
Southwest by Burgos Street.

4. A parcel ojf land bounded by Huervana Street, on the Southeast, on

the Northeast by Jereos Street, on the Northwest by Javellana Street,
on the Southwest by Burgos Street.

5. A parcel of land on the Southwest portion of the Barangay Bo.

Obrero bounded on the Northwest and Northwest by potion of Lot.
No. 6153 on the Southwest by Iloilo River on the Southeast by
Guimaras Strait.

6. A parcel of land Southeast of Bo. Obrero Parish Church.

7. A strip of land along the Southeast shoreline of Bo. Obrero.

8. A strip of land along Iloilo River from Forbes bridge extending

Northeast and Southeast and South up to 100-m South Quirino-lopez
Bridge.

9. A strip of land on both sides of Jaro River.

10.A strip of land on both sides of Ticud Creek.

11.A strip of land on both sides of Mansaya Creek.

12.A strip of land 500m Northwest of Intersection Loboc road and La Paz
Deep Sea water Port road. Extending Southwest from road to
Mansaya Creek serving as Buffer Zone of Industrial-1 to R-3 MXD.

13.A strip of land along the shoreline of Brgy. Loboc facing Guimaras
Strait.

14.A strip of land along the Shoreline of Barangay Ingore bounded on

the Northwest by fishponds and on the Southeast by Guimaras Strait.
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INSTITUTIONAL MXD

1. A parcel of land situated at Ledesco Village bounded on the North

and West by a park, on the East and South by road. (Iloilo Chinese
Commercial High School).

2. South by R-3 MXD.

3. A parcel of land 50-meter East of Bo. Obrero, Plaza situated at Brgy.
Bo. Obrero, bounded on the Northwest by R-3 and a road, on the
southwest by I-1, on the Northeast by R-3 MXD and on the Southeast
by Iloilo Strait approximately 300 meters in length.

4. A parcel of land, 100-meter Northeast of Bo. Obrero Public Plaza,

bounded on all sides by roads.

5. A parcel of land across the Bo. Obrero Public Plaza, bounded on all
sides by roads.

6. A parcel of land, South of quarantine road bounded on the West and

on the West and on the East by 50 meters commercial strip of land;
on the South by portion of Lot. No. 3548 and on the North by
quarantine road.

7. A parcel of land North of quarantine road, bound on the East by

Abanilla Street, on the North by the property of Phil. National Railway
Inc; on the West by a road on the South by Quarantine road.

8. A parcel of land Southeast across the La Paz Public Plaza, bounded on

the Northwest by Huervana Street on the Northeast and Southeast
by portion of Lot. No. 3699 A-B and 3665 and on the Southwest by
Jereos St.

9. A parcel of land Southeast across the La Paz Public Plaza bounded on

the Northwest by Huervana Street, on the Southwest by portion of
Lot. No. 3664 on the Northeast and Southeast by Jereos Street
Extension.

10. A parcel of land 130-meter Southeast of Huervanas Street bounded

on the Northwest and Southwest by Jereos Street Extension on the
North and Southeast by roads.

11.A parcel of land 50-meter East of La Paz Public Plaza bounded on the
Northwest BY Lopez Jaena Street on the Northeast, Southwest and
Southeast by portion of Lot. No. 3670.

12.A parcel of land 100-meter Northeast of La Paz Public plaza bounded

on the Northeast and Northeast and Northwest by portion of Lot. No.
3667 A-B and 3665 on the South and Southeast by Lopes Jaena Street.

13.A strip of land Northeast across the La Paz Public Plaza bounded on
the West by Jereos Street on the North by road, on the East by
portion of Lot. No. 3665 and on the South by Lopez Jaena Street.
14.A parcel of land 100-meter north of La Paz Public Plaza bounded on
the West by Jereos Street on the Northeast and South by portion of
Lot. No. 3667 and 3669 A & B.

15.A parcel of land 350-meter North of La Paz Public Plaza bounded

West by Jereos Street on the North by a road and on the East and
South by Lot. No. 3566.

16.A parcel of land 700-meter Northeast of La Paz Public Plaza bounded

on the West by Burgos Street, on the East by La Paz Public Cemetery
on the North by portion of Lot. No. 3318 and South by Lot .No. 3323.

17.A triangular shaped parcel of and 500-meter Northwest of La Paz

Public Plaza bounded on the West by properties Philippine National
Railways Inc. on the Northeast and Southeast by Burgos Street and
on the South by portions of Lot. Nos. 3355 and 3796.

18.An irregular shaped parcel of land running parallel of Luna Street

bounded on the North by Lot 3321, on the South by portion of Lot.
3356, on the East by the properties of Phil. National Railways Inc. and
on the West by Luna Street.

19.A parcel of land parallel of Luna Street and just across the St.
Clements Church bounded on the North by Jalandoni Estate (DECS)
on the West by Luna Street on the East by the properties of
Philippine National Railways Inc. on the South by Javellana Estate.

20.An irregular shaped parcel of Luna Street except the following

properties, Lot 3741, Florete Estate, properties owne3d by PLDT, Lot.
No. 3727 and Lot. No. 3728 bounded on the North by Jaro-La Paz,
District boundary, on the West by Dungon Creek portion of lot. 3744
(Residence-2) on the South by Lot. 3723 (Residence-2).

21.A parcel of land, portion of Lot. No. 3777, situated at barangay

Nabitasan bounded on the North by portion of Lot. 3777 on the
South by a road; on the East by a road and on the west by Lots. 3770
& 3771. (NABITASAN ELEM. SCHOOL).

22.A parcel of land portion of Lot. No. 3745, bounded on the Northwest
by Lot 3746; on the Northeast by portion of Lot. No. 3745, on the
Northeast by a portion of Lot. 3745; on the Southeast and Southwest
by a road (Westbridge School)

23.A parcel of land portion of Lot. No. 3745 bounded on the West by
Dungon Creek on the North by Lot. No. 3746; on the East by a road
and on the South by a road.
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24.A parcel of land, portion of Lot. No. 3745 bounded on the Northwest
and South by roads and on the East by portion of Lot. No. 3745 (C-2)
MXD.

25. A parcel of land portion of Lot. No. 3745 bounded on the Northwest
and South by roads and on the East by portion of Lot. No. 3745 (C-2)
MXD.

26.A parcel of land, portion of Lot. No. 3745, 200-meter Southwest of

Nabitasan Elementary School bounded on the Southwest by a road
parallel to a Park, on the Northwest by a road, and on the Northeast
and Southeast by a road parallel to R-2.

Transport and Utilities

1. A parcel of land bounded on the North by Magsaysay road by Luna

Street on the Southwest by I-1 Institutional MXD.

2. A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by FLD on the Southeast

by Guimaras Strait and on the Northwest by I-1 and on the South by
FLD.

Socialized Housing Zone (SHZ)

1. An irregular shape of land located in Brgy. Ticud 100 meters East of

Iloilo Coastal Road noounded on the Northwest by Ticud Creek, on
the Northeast, Southeast and Southwest by Jaro River and on the
West by portion of Lot. NO. 4007, 4001, 4037, 4038 and 4101 (R-3)
MXD.

2. An irregular shape of land located in Brgy. San Isidro 250 East of Iloilo
Coastal Road bounded on the North by San Isidro- Banuyao barangay
boundary, on the Southeast and Southwest by Ticud Creek on the
West by R-3.

JARO DISTRICT

R-2/ MXD

1. A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro- Leganes Territorial

boundary; on the Southeast by Coastal Road; on the Soouthwest by
 C-2 along Northeast of Metropolis main road from Mac Arthur Drive
up to coastal road; and on Northwest by C-2 along Soouthwest of
Mac Arthur Drive from Metropolis main road up to Jaro- Leganes
territory boundary.

2. A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Metropolis main road

and C-2 Southwest of Metropolis main road and G-I (Philippine
Science High School); on the Southwest by Jaro Floodway control, on
the Northwest by C-2 along Southeast of Mac Arthur Drive from Jaro
Floodway control up to Meetropolis main road.

3. A track of land bounded on the Northeast by R-3 ( portion of Lot

3814, 3815, 3795) and Balantang Creek; on the Southeast by C-2
along Northwest of Mac Arthur Drive and G-I (Balantang E.S.); on the
Southwest by Jaro Floodway control; and on the Northwest by R-3
(potion of Lot 4472, 3819 ad 3814).

4. A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro Floodway Control;

on the Southeast by C-2, G-I (Philippine army) and Cemetery, on the
Southwest by Tacas Road, and on the Northwest by R-3 (portion of
Lot 3804 and 4429, Lot 4348, Lot 4430, Lot 4341).

5. A track of land bounded on the Northeast by R-3 (portion of Lot

2210); on the R-3 (portion of Lot 2210, 2410, 2216); on the Southeast
by C-2 along Northeast of main entrance road of Alta Tierra Village;
and on the Northwest by C-2 along Southwest of Mac Arthur Drive
and Cemetery (Lopez Cemetery)

6. A track of land bounded on the Northeast by upper Ingore Creek; on

the Southeast by Jaro- Lapuz District boundary; on the Southwest by
Jaro River; and on Northwest by C-2 along Southeast of Mac Arthur
Drive.

7. A track of land bounded on the Northeast by C-2 along Southwest of

Alta Tierra Village main entrance road and R-3 (portion of Lot 2219,
2226); on the Southeast by R-3 (portion of Lot 2219) and upper
Ingore Creek; on the Southwest by upper Ingore Creek; and on the
Northwest by C-2 along Northeast of MacArthur Drive.

8. A track of land (known as Lizares Subdivision) bounded on the

Northeast by R-3 (portion of Lot 2261-b); on the Southeast by C-2
(portion of Lot 2216-B) and G-I (Angelicum School); on the Southwest
by Tabucan Suba Barangay Road; on the Northwest by R-3 (portion of
Lot 2298, 2276, 2277, 2415).
 9. A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro River; on the
Southwest by Jaro- Lapuz District boundary; on the Southwest by
Commission Civil Street and Cemetery (Fil-American); on the
Northwest by Jayme Street; on the Southwest by Philippine Railway
and on Northwest by C-2.

10.A track of land bounded on the Northeast by C-2; on the Southwest

by D.B Ledesma Street and portion of G-I (IMH); on the Northeast by
G-I (IMH) and Jaro- Lapaz District boundary; on the Southwest by
Dungon Creek (Jaro- Mandurriao District Boundary); and on the
Northwest by C-2.

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11.A track of land bounded on the Northeast by C-2; on the Southeast

by C-2; on the Southwest by Dungon Creek (Jaro- Mandurriao District
boundary) and on the Northwest by Dungon Creek and G-I (De Paul
College).

12.A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro River; on the

Southeast by C-2; on the Southwest by Democracia Street; and on
the North by Jaro River.

13.A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Arguelles Street and C-1;
on the Southeast by Fajardo Street, C-2 and Dungon Creek (Jaro-
Mandurriao District boundary); on the Northwest by Cemetery (Jaro)
and Arguelles Extension.

14.A track of land bounded on the Northeast by G-1 (CPU); on the

Southeast by G-1 (CPU) and Cemetery (Jaro); on the Southwest by C-
2; and on the Northwest by Dungon Creek.

15.A track of land bounded on the Northeast and Southeast by Dungon

Creek; in the Southwest by West by C-2.

16.A track of land bounded on East and Southeast by G-1 (USA HS),
Transportation and Utilities (Ungka) and C-2 along Benigno Aquino
Avenue from Jaro-Pavia territorial boundary up to Dungon Creek
(Jaro-Manduriao District Boundary); Northwest by Jaro-Pavia
Territorial Boundary.

R-3/MXD

1. A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro Floodway Control;

on the Southeast by Coastal Road and Balabago Road; on the
 Southwest by Upper Ingore Creek and R-2; on the Northwest R-2 and
C-2.

2. A track of land bounded on the Southeast by Coastal Road by Jaro-

Lapuz District boundary; on the Southwest by Upper Ingore Creek
and on the Northwest by Balabago Road.

3. A Triangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by Park and

Open Space; on the Southeast by Jaro-Lapaz District Boundary on the
Northwest Costal Road.

4. A track of land bounded on the Northeast by G-1 (Hamunggaya); on

the Southeast by C-2, Transport and Utilities (Tagbak Terminal),
Cemetery (Iloilo Memorial) and R-2; on the Southwest by Jaro
Floodway control and on the Northwest by R4B2 Road.

5. A strip of land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro-Leganes Territorial

boundary; on the Southeast and Southwest by G-1 (Hamunggaya)
and on the Northwest R4B4 Road.

6. An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by Agricultural

area and Jaro-Leganes Territorial boundary; on the Southeast by
R4B4 Road and G-1 (Hamunggaya); on the Southwest by SHZ and
Agricultural Area; and on the Northwest y Jaro-Pavia Territorial
Boundary.

7. A strip of land bounded in the Northeast, Southwest and Northwest

by SHZ and Southeast by R4B4 Road.

8. A strip of land bounded on the Northeast by SHZ; on the Southeast

by R4B4 Road; on the Southwest by Jaro Floodway control and on
the Northwest by Agricultural Zone portion Lot of 3816, 4441, 4038,
4411, 4415).

9. A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro-Floodway control;

on the Southeast by R-2 (portion of Lot 3804 and 4429 Lot 4348, Lot
4430, Lot 4341).

10.An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast and East by

Agricultural Zone (portion of Lot 3346, 4178, 3848; on the Southwest
by Jaro Floodway control; on the West by Tacas Road and G-1 (Tacas
E.S.) and on the Northwest by Jaro Pavia Territorial boundary.

11.An irregular shape of land bounded on the East by Tacas Road on the
South, Southwest by Jaro Floodway control;and on the Northwest by
Jaro-Pavia Territorial boundary.
12.An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast, Southeast,
Southwest and Northwest by Agricultural zone (portion of Lot 3848,
4410, 4371, 3966).

13.An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by A.Z. (portion

of Lot 4444); on the Southwest by A.Z. (portion Lot 4440, 4444); on
the Southwest by A.Z. (portion of Lot 4438, 3848).

14.A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Tacas Road and GI

(NFA); on the Southeast by GI (NFA), C-2 (portion of Lot 2261-B), R-2
(portion 2298, 2276, 2277, 2415; on the Southwest by Tabuc Suba
Barangay Road; and on the Northwest by Old Provincial Road).

15.A track land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro Floodway Control; on

the East by Tacas Road; on the Southeast by proposed
Circumferential Road and on the Northwest by Jaro-Pavia Territorial
boundary.

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16.A track of land bounded on the East by Tacas Road, GI (NFA) and Old
Provincial Road; on the Southwest by SHZ 9portion of Lot 4284, 4287,
4286, 4291; on the Southeast by SHZ (portion of Lot 4301, 4305,
4285); on the Southwest by Jaro River; and on the Northwest by
proposed Circumferential Road.

17.A tack of land bounded on the Northeast by SHZ (portion of Lot 4292,
4296, 4298, 4297), Tabuc Suba Barangay Road and G-I (Judith
Lazaraga High School); on the Southwest by Jaro River; and on the
Northwest by SHZ (portion of Lot 4299).

18.A square shape of land bounded on the Northeast by Democracia

Street; on the Southeast by C-2 (portion of Lot 1107) and G-I (Baptist
Church); on the Northwest by Concordia Street.

19.A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by

Democracia Street; on the Southeast by J. Villa Street; on the
Southwest by C-2; and on the Northwest by Concordia Street.

20.A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by

Democracia Street; on the Southeast by Concordia Street; and on the
Northwest by Sto. Domingo Street.
 21.A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro River; on the
Southeast by Sto. Domingo Street; on the Southwest by C-2 (from Sto.
Domingo Street up to Lopez Jaena Street-Benigno Aquino Street
Avenue Junction); and on the Northwest by GI BJMP) and Cemetery
(Christ the King).

22.A track of land bounded on the Northeast by C-2 and G-I (St. Joseph
Church); on the Southeast by GI (CPU) on the Southwest by Dungon
Creek; and on the Northwest by GI (Carmelite).

23.A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by C-2 and G-I (Sambag
E.S.); on the Southeast by GI (Carmelite); on the Southwest by
Dungon Creek; and on the Northwest by C-2 (junction of Lopez Jaena
Street-Benigno Aquino Street Avenue).

C-1/MXD

1. An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by Democracia

Street, Philippines Railway; on the Northwest by Jayme Street, GI (De
Paul College), Semenario Street and GI (St. Vincent Seminary); on the
South by Dungon Creek; on the Southwest by E. Lopez Street, GI (De
Paul College and St. Vincent Seminary), C-2 (portion of Lot 1284, 897.
1306); and on the Northwest by Fajardo Street and Simon Ledesma
Street.

C-2/MXD

1. A sharp of land 50 meters wide along Southeast by Jalandoni

Extension Street, bounded on the Northeast by E. Lopez Street
portion of Lot 850 on the Southeast by R-3 portion of Lot 856, 960,
965 and 972; on the Southwest by Dungon Creek and on the
Northwest Jalandoni Extension Street.

2. A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northwest of Jalandoni

Extension Street bounded on the Northeast by E. Lopez Street
portion of Lot 856 on the Southeast by Jalandoni Street, on the
Southwest by Dungon Creek and on the Northwest R-3 portion of
Lot 856, 973 and 972.

3. A strip of land 50 meters wide and 40 meters long bounded on the

Northwest by corner E. Lopez and D.B. Ledesma Street; on the
Northeast in the E. Lopez Street; on the Southwest is the D.B.
Ledesma Street on the Southeast is G-I (BPI).

4. A strip of land 50 meters wide along Southwest of E. Lopez Street

bounded on the Northeast by E. Lopez Street, on Southeast by corner
 D.B. Ledesma Street and E. Lopez Street; on the Southwest by Lot
856 and on the Northwest by corner Jalandoni Street and E. Lopez
Street.

5. An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by E. Lopez

Street; on the Southeast by Mission Road; on the Southwest by GI
(IMH) and on the Southeast by GI (WVSUH).

6. An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by Commission

Civil Street; on the Southeast by Mission Extension Road; on the
Southwest by E. Lopez Street and on the Northwest by San Jose
Street.

7. A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by

Commission Civil Street, on the Southeast by San Jose Street; on the
Southwest by E. Lopez Street on the Northwest by Javellana Street.

8. A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by

Commission Civil Street on Southeast by Javellana Street on the
Southwest by E. Lopez Street on the Northwest by Del Carmen
Street.

9. A block of land bounded on the Northeast by Commission Civil Street

on the Southeast by Del Carmen on the E. Lopez Street and on the
Northwest by Jalandoni Street.

10. A quadrilateral Shape of land bounded on the Northeast by

Commission Civil Street on the Southeast by Jalandoni Street on the
Southwest by E. Lopez Street and on the Northwest by GI (SJC).

11.A strip of land along SE of M. Jayme Street, bounded on the

Northwest by Commission Civil on the Southeast by GI (SJC), on the
Southwest by E. Lopez Street and on the Northwest by M. Jayme
Street.

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12.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northeast of Commission Civil
Street with triangular edge bounded on the Northeast by R-2 portion
of Lot 944 and Philippine Railway and Jaro Lapaz District boundary on
the Southwest by Commission Civil Street and on the Northwest by
Javellana Street.

13.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northeast of Commission Civil

Street bounded on the Northeast by R-3 portions of Lot 834, 942 and
943, on the Southeast by Javellana Street on the Southwest by
 Commission Civil Street and on the Northwest by Cemetery (Fil-
American Cemetery).

14.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northeast of Commission Civil

Street bounded on the Northeast by R-2 portions of Lot 830, 829,
828, 827 and 796; on the Northwest by Cemetery (Fil- American); on
the Southwest by Commission Street and on the Northwest by M.
Jayme Street.

15.A strip of land of a 50 meters wide along Southwest of E. Lopez

Street bounded on the Northeast by E. Lopez Street on the
Northwest by Jalandoni Extension Street, on the Southwest by R-2
portions of Lot 856, 957, 1339, 819, 818, 817, 816 and 1280 and on
the Southeast by GI (De Paul College).

16.An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by Mercado

Street, on the Southeast by Dungon Creek, on the Southwest by
Dungon Creek and on the Northwest by EI 98 Street.

17.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northeast of EI 98 Street

bounded by C-1 portion of Lot 645, on the Southeast by EI 98 Street
on the Southwest by Dungon Creek and on the Northwest by R-2
portions of Lot 296, 897, 1305 and 645.

18.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Southeast of Washington Street

bounded on the Northeast by Jaro River on the Southeast by R-2
portions of Lot 1716, 1717, 1787, 1335 and 1156, on the Southwest
by Benedicto Street and on the Northwest by Washington Street.

19.An triangular shape of land bounded by Jaro River on the Northeast,

on the Southeast by Washington Street on the Southwest by
Democracia Street and the Northwest by Simon Ledesma Street.

20.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northwest of Simon Ledesma

Street bounded on the Northeast by Jaro River, on the Southeast by
Simo Ledesma Street on the Southwest by Democracia Street and on
the Northeast by R-2 portions of Loot 867 809.

21.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northwest of Simon Ledesma

Street bound on the Northeast by Democracia Street on the
Southeast by Simon Ledesma Street on the Sotuhwest by Lopez
Jaena Street and on the Northwest by GI (Baptist) and R-3 portion of
Lot 1107.
22.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northeast of Lopez Jaena Street
bounded on the Northeast by R-3 portions of Lot 1326 and 1327, on
the Southeast by GI (Baptist), on the Southwest by Lopez Jaena
Street and on the Northwest by J. Villa Street.

23.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northeast of Lopez Jaena Street
bounded on the Northeast by R-3 portions of Lot 1003, 1100, 1102
and 1050 on the Southeast by J. Villa Street on the Southwest by
Lopez Jaena Street and on the Northwest by Concordia Street.

24.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northeast of Lopez Jaena Street
bounded on the Northeast by R-3 portions of Lot 969, on the
Southeast by Concordia Street on the Southwest by Lopez Jaena
Street and on the Northwest by GI (Legacy Church).

25.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northeast of Lopez Jaena Street
bounded on the Northeast by R-3 portions of Lot 987, 988, 990, 991
and 995, on the Southeast by GI (Legacy Baptist Church), on the
Southwest by Lopez Jaena Street and on the Northwest by Sto.
Domingo Street.

26.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Northeast of Lopez Jaena Street
bounded on the Northeast by R-3 portions of Lot 976, 981, 980, 979,
978, 1126, 100, 99, 95, 84, 83, 46, 45, 42, 41, 40 and 39 on the
Southeast by Sto. Domingo Street on the Southwest by Lopez Jaena
Street and on the Northwest by portion of Benigno Aquino Jr.
Avenue.

27.A block of land bounded on the Northeast by Lopez Jaena Street on

the Southeast by Fajardo Street on the Southwest by Arguelles Street
and on the Northwest by Sto. Domingo Street.

28.An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by Lopez Jaena

Street on the Southeast by Sto. Domingo Street of the Southwest by
GI (CPU) portion of Lot 1058 and on the Northeast by GE (CPU)
portion of Lot 1058.

29.A strip of land 50 meters bounded on the Northeast by Lopez Jaena

Street on the Southeast by GI (CPU), on the Southwest by R-3 portion
of Lot 69, 72, 73 and 1079 and on the Northwest by GI (St. Joseph
Church).

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30.A strip of land 50 meters wide bounded on the Northeast by Lopez
Jaena Street on the Southeast by GI (St. Joseph Church), on the
Southwest by R-3 portion of Lot 2, 12, 63 and 69, and on the
Northwest by GI (Cramelite).

31.A strip of land 50 meters wide bounded on the Northeast by Lopez

Jaena Street on the Southeast by GI (Carmelite) on the Southwest by
R-3 portion of Lot 20 and 23 and on the Northwest by GI (Sambag
Elementary School).

32.A strip of land 50 meters wide bounded on the Northeast by Lopez

Jaena Street; on the Southeast by GI (Sambag E.S.), on the Southwest
by R-3 portion of Lot 35, 1234; and on the Northwest by Benigno
Aquino Jr. Avenue.

33.A strip of land 50 meters wide bounded on the Northeast by R-2 and
Cemetery (Jaro); on the South by Dungon Creek Jaro- Mandurraio
District Boundary; on the Southwest Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue and
on the Northwest by Dungon Creek.

34.A strip of land 50 meters wide bounded on the Northeast by R-2 , on

the Southeast by Dungon Creek on the Southwest by Benigno Aquino
Jr. Avenue and on the Northwest by Transport and Utilities (Ceres).

35.A strip of land 50 meters wide bounded on the Northeast by R-2, on

the Southeast by Transport and Utilities (Ceres),on the Southwest by
Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue; and on the North by Dungon Creek.

36.A strip of land 50 meters wide bounded on the Northeast by Lopez

Jaena Street (Junction of Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue) on the
Southeast by R-3 on the Southwest by Dungon Creek and on the
Northwest by Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue.

37.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue
bound on the North by C-I (BJMP), on the Southeast by R-3 portion of
Lot 1229, on the Southwest by junction Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue-
Lopez Jaena Street and Northwest by Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue.

38.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue
bound on the North by Territorial Boundary, on the East by R-3 of
portion of Lot 58, on the South by Cemetery (Christ the King), on the
West by Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue.

39.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue from
Dungon Creek District Boundary up to GI (USA H.S), bound on the
Northeast by Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue on the South by Dungon
 Creek District boundary on the Southwest by R-2 portions of Lot 1303,
989, 1401 and 1415, and on the North by GI (USA High School).

40.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue from
GI (USA HS) up to Transport and Utilities (Ungka Terminal), bounded
on the North by Transport and Utilities (Ungka Terminal), on the
South-East by Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue, on the Southwest by GI
(USA HS) and on the Northwest by R-2 portion of Lot 56, 1476, 1470,
1465, 1458, 1461, 1452 and 1450.

41.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue,
bounded on the North by Territorial Boundary on the East by
Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue on the South by Transport and Utilities
(Ungka Terminal) and on the West by R-2 portion of Lot 1237, 1236
and 56.

42.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Mac Arthur Drive, bounded on
the Northeast by Upper Ingore Creek, on the Southeast by R-2
portions of Lot 2291, 2419, 2418 and 2295, on the Southwest by Jaro
River and on the Northwest by Mac Arthur Drive.

43.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Mac Arthur Drive, bounded on
the Northeast by on the Southeast by Upper Ingore Creek and on the
Northwest by Mac Arthur Drive.

44.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Mac Arthur Drive, bounded on
the Northeast by Jaro Floodway, on the Southeast by R-2 portions of
Lot 2408, 2137 and Lot 2389 R-3 portions of Lot 2207 and Lot 2131,
2236, 2134, 2135 and 2136; on the Southwest by Cemetery (Lopez
Cemetery)and on the Northwest by Mac Arthur Drive.

45.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Mac Arthur Drive, bounded on
the Northeast by 2421,2420,2310,2113, 2166,2165,2161 and Lot
2320, Lot 2327, on the Southwest by Jaro Floodway and on the
Northwest by Mac Arthur Drive.

46.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Mac Arthur Drive, bounded on
the Northeast by Territorial Boundary Iloilo- Leganes; on the East by
R-2 Lot 2151, 2108 and 2153; in the South by GI (Spousal of Our Lady
Parish Church) and on the West by Mac Arthur Drive.

47.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Mac Arthur Drive on the
Southwest by Jaro River and on the Northwest by R-2 Lot 2220,
2271 and portion of Lot 2269.
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48.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Mac Arthur Drive, bounded on
the Northeast by GI (TeleCom); on the Southeast by Mac Arthur
Drive; on the Southwest by GI (Angelicum School) and on the
Northwest by R-2 portions of Lot 2269, 2267, R-e portions of Lot
2261-B.

49.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Mac Arthur Drive, bounded on
the Northeast by Jaro Floodway, on the Southeast by Mac Arthur
Drive, on the Southwest by GI (Philippine Army Headquarters) and on
the Northwest by R-2 portions of Lot 2898, 3905, 3906, Lot 3903, Lot
3894 and Lot 3895.

50.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Mac Arthur Drive, bounded on
the Northeast by GI (Balantang Elementary School); on the Southeast
by Mac Arthur Drive; on the Southwest by Jaro Floodway and on the
Northwest by R-2 portion of Lot 3837, 3807, 4369.

51.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Mac Arthur Drive, bounded on
the Northeast by Transportation and Utilities (Tagbak Terminal) on
the Southeast by Mac Arthur Drive, on the Southwest by GI
(Balantang Elementary School) and on the Northwest by R-2 portions
of Lot 4360, 4364, 4363.

52.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Mac Arthur Drive, bounded on
the Northeast by Territorial Boundary Iloilo- Leganes; on the
Southeast by Mac Arthur Drive; on the Southwest by Transportation
and Utilities (Tagbak Terminal) and on the Northwest by R-3 portion
of Lot 3800, 3955, 3954, 4489, 4490, 3952, 3951.

53.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Metropolis Main Road from Mac
Arthur Drive bounded on the Northeast by R-2 portion of Lot 2348,
2346, 2189, 2399E Southeast by Coastal Road; on the Southwest by
Metropolis Main Road and on the Northwest by Mac Arthur Drive.

54.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Metropolis Main Road, bounded
on the Northeast by Metropolis Main Road; on the Southeast by GI
(Philippine Science High School); on the Southwest by R-2 portion of
Lot 2399, 2188; on the Northwest by Lot 2399D and portion of Lot
2399B.

55.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Metropolis Main Road; on the
Southwest by R-2 portion of Lot 2399F and on the Northwest by GI
(Philippine Science High School).
 56.A strip of land 50 meters wide along Alta Tierra Main Entrance Road,
bounded on the Northeast by R-2 portion of Lot 2144; on the
Southeast R-3 portion of Lot 2144; on the Southwest by R-2 portion
of Lot 2144 and on the Northwest by C-2 portion of Lot 2144.
INSTITUTIONAL MXD

1. A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by

Commission Civil Street, on the Northwest by C-2 along M. Jayme
Street, on the Southeast by C-2 on the Southwest by E. Lopez Street.

2. An irregular parcel of land, bounded on the Northeast by C-1 on the

Northwest by Seminario Street on the Southeast by De Paul College
and on the Public Easement (Dungon Creek).

3. An irregular shape parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by E.

Lopez Street on the Northwest by Jaro Seminary (St. Vincent
Seminary), on the Southeast by C-2 and R-2, portion Lot 1280 on the
Southwest by Public Easement (Dungon Creek).

4. A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by Rizal Street, on the

Northwest by EI98, on the Southeast by Jalandoni and on the
Southwest by Burgos Street.

5. A parcel of land bounded on the Northwest by Washington Street, on

the North by Benedicto Street, on the Southeast by Lot 698 and
Southwest by Rizal Street (Jaro Police Station)

6. A rectangular shape parcel of land, bounded on the Northeast by

Cuartero Street, on the Northwest by Fajardo Extension Stree, on
the SouthEast by El 98 Street and on the SouthWest by C-1 portion of
Lot 1303 (Jaro Elementary School).

7. A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast Democracia

Street, on the NorthWest by private road, on the Southeast by C-2,
and on the Southwest by Lopez Jaena Street. (Baptist Church).

8. A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by R-3, on the Northwest

by R-3, on the Southeast by C-2 and on the Southwest by Democracia
Street. (Baptist Gym).

9. A rectangular parcel of land, bounded on the Northeast by Lopez

Jaena Street, on the Northwest by C-2 on the Southwest by C-2, on
the Southeast by C-2 (Mormons Church).
10.A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by R-3, on the Northwest
by C-2, on the Southeast by C-2 and on the Southwest by C-2, on the
Southeast by C-2(Legacy Baptist Church).

11.A large track of land bounded on the Northeast by Lopez Jaena Street
and C-2, on the Southwest by Dingon Creek, on the Southeast by R-2,
C-2 and Sto. Domingo Street on the Northeast by C-2 and R-3. (CPU)

12.A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by Lopez Jaena Street, on

the Northeast by C-2 and R-3, on the Southeast by C-2 and R-3 and
on the Southwest by R-2. (St. Joseph Church)
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13.A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Lopez Jaena Street, on
the Northwest by R-3 and on the Southeast by R-3 and on the
Southwest by Public Basement. (Dungon Creek)(Carmelite)

14.A rectangular parcel of land on the Northeast by Lopez Jaena Street,

on the Northwest by C-2 and R-3 on the Southeast by C-2 and R-3 on
the Southwest by R-3. (Sambag Elementary School)

15.A parcel of land bounded along Ninoy Aquino Avenue bounded on

the Northeast by road (going to San Paolo Subdivision) on Northwest
by R-2, on the Southeast by C-2 and R-2 and on the Southwest by R-2.
(USA Church)

16.A parcel rectangular lot bounded on the North by Cemetery (Christ

the King) West by Portion on Lopez Jaena Street going to Pavia, and
on the East by R-3 and on the by C-2 and R-3. (BJMP)

17.A rectangular shape parcel of land along Mac Arthur highway,

bounded on the Northwest by c-2 AND r-2, on the Northwest by R-2
of Lizares Subdivision, on the Southeast by Mac Arthur drive and on
the Southwest by C-2 and R-2 portion of Lizares Subdivision.
(Angelicum)

18.A rectangular parcel of land, along Mac Arthur highway bounded on

the Northeast by GI (NFA) Institutional land, on the Northwest by R-3,
on the Southeast by Mac Arthur highway and on the Southwest by C-
2. (TeleCom)

19.A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Tacas road, on the

Northwest by R-3, on the Northwest by R-3 on the Southeast by Mac
Arthur highway and on the Southwest by R-3. (NFA)
20.An irregular parcel of the land bounded on the Northeast by R-3, on
the Northwest by R-3 on the Southeast by R-3 and East by old
provincial road (Tacas Road) and on the Southwest by R-3. (NIA)

21.An irregular shape a parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by R-2

and irrigation canal, on the Northwest by R-2, on the Southeast by R-
2 and on the Sou7thwest by Subdivision road (Hechanova E.S.)

22.A trapezoid shape of land bounded on the Northeast by R-2, on the

Northwest by R-2, on Southeast by R-2 and on the Southwest by the
Road going to Hechanova Elementary and High School. (Hechanova
E.S.)

23.A track of land bounded on the Northeast by Creek and Leganes-Jaro

boundary, on the Northwest by Lot No. 4535, 4115 and on the
SOUTHEAST BY Creek and on the Southwest by portion of Lot No.
4499, 4321, 4097 and 4470.

24.An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast E. Lopez Street

and C-2; on the Southeast by Mission Road, Jaro-Lopez Territorial
Boundary; on the Southwest by R-2 and on the Northwest by D.B.
Ledesma Street, R-2 (WVSUH and IMH)

25.A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by R-2 portions of Lot

2273 on the Northwest by R-2 portion of Lot 2237; and subdivision
Road in the Southeast by portion of Lot No. 2237, on the Southwest
by Subdivision Roads. (St. Joseph Seminar)

26.A trapezoidal shape of land bounded on the Northeast by proposed

Circumferential Road and R-3 portion Lot of 2355 by R-3 portion of
Lot 2355; on the Northwest, Southwest by R-3 portion of Lot 2355
and Southeast by R-3 portion of Lot 2355. (Donated Lot).

27.A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by C-2; on the

Southeast by Mac Arthur Drive; on the Southwest by C-2 and on the
Northwest by R-2. (Balantang E.S.)

28.A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by R-3; on the

Southeast by R-3; on the Southwest by R-3 and on the Northeast by
Balantang Road. (Balantang E.S.)

29.A piece of land bounded on the Northeast by Tabuc Suba Barangay

Road; on the Southeast by R-3 and on the Southwest R-3 and on the
Northwest by R-3 (Judith Lazaraga Street)
 30.A trapezoid of land bounded on the Northeast by R-3; on the East by
R-3, on the Southeast by R-3 and on the West y Old Provincial Road.

31.A piece of land bounded on the Northeast by Agricultural area

portion of Lot 3848, on the Southeast by Agricultural area portion of
Lot 3848, on the Southwest by Agricultural area portion of Lot 3848
and on the Northwest by Jaro-Pavia Territorial boundary.

32.A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by C-2; on the

Southeast of Mac Arthur Drive; on the Southwest by Cemetery
(Veteran Cemetery) and on the Northwest by Cemetery (Veteran
Cemetery), R-2.

33.A piece of land bounded on the Northeast by Cemetery (Veterans

Cemetery); on the Southeast y Mac Arthur Drive; on the Southwest
by R-2 and on the Northwest R-2.

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34.A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by Metropolis
Main Road, on the Southeast by C-2, R-2, on the Southwest by R-2
and on the Northwest by R-2, C-2 (Philippine Science High School).

35.A piece of land bounded on the Northwest by Commission Civil

Street; on the Southeast by C-1, on the Southwest by E. Lopez Street
and on Northwest by Calle Rizal. (Baptist Church)

36.A piece of land bounded on the Northeast by Luna Street; on the

Southeast by C-1; on the Southwest by E. Lopez Street and on
Northwest by Calle Rizal. (Baptist Church)

37.A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by R-2; on the

Southeast by Buntatala Creek; on the Southwest by R-2 and on the
Northeast by C-2. (Buntatala E.S.)

38.A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by C-2 and R-

2; on the Southeast by R-2; on the Southwest by R-2 and C-2; and on
the Northwest by Mac Arthur Drive. (Spousal of Our Lady Parish
Church).

39.A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by C-1; on the

Southeast by C-1; on the Southwest by Cuartero Street; and on the
Northwest by C-1. (Iglesia ni Cristo Church).
PARKS AND OPEN SPACE – RECREATIONAL
 1. A rectangular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by
Commission Civil Street, on the Southeast by Seminario Street, on
the Southwest by Rizal Street and on the Northwest by I 98 Street.
(Jaro Plaza)

2. A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro- Lapaz District

boundary; on the Southwest by R-2 and on the Northwest by R-2
(Ledesco Village Plaza).

3. A large track of land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro-Leganes

Territorial boundary; on the Southeast by Foreshore land
delimitation and Jaro- Lapaz District boundary, on the Southwest by
R-3 and on the Southeast by Coastal Road.
TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES

1. A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by R-3 and C-2; on the

Southeast by Mac Arthur Drive; on the Southwest by C-2 and R-3;
and on the Northwest by Balantang Creek. (Tagbak Terminal).

2. A parcel of land bounded on the North by R-2 and C-2; on the East by
Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue; on the South by C-2 and R-2; and on the
West by Dungon Creek (Ungka Terminal)

3. A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast by Dungon Creek; on the

Southwest by Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue; on the Northwest by R-3.
(Ceres)
CEMETERY

1. A parcel of land known as Green Gardener bounded on the

Northwest by Northeast by R-3; on the South and Southwest by
easement of Balantang Creek.

2. A parcel of land known as Iloilo Memorial Park bounded on the North

and Northeast by R-3; on the Southeast and South by Balantang
Creek; and on the Northwest by R-3.

3. A parcel of land known as Veterans Cemetery bounded, on the

Northeast by R-2, G-I; in the Southeast by Mac Arthur Drive; on the
Southwest by R-2; G-I and on the Northwest by R-2.

4. A parcel of land known as Lopez Cemetery bounded on the

Northeast by C-2; on the Southeast by R-1; on the Southwest by C-2
and on the Northwest by Mac Arthur Drive.
 5. A parcel of land known as Christ the King bounded on the North by C-
2, R-3 and Jaro River; on the East,Southeast by R-3; on the South by
G-I, R-3 and on the West by Benigno Aquino Jr. Avenue.

6. A parcel of land known as Jaro Public Cemetery bounded on the

Northeast by Cuatero Street; on the Southeast by R-3; on the
Southwest by R-2, C-2 and on the Northwest by R-2.

7. A parcel of land known as Fil- American Cemetery bounded on the

Northeast by Philippine Railway; on the Southeast by R-2, C-2; on the
Southwest by Commission Civil Street and on the Northwest by C-2,
R-3.

AGRICULTURAL ZONE

1. A large track of land bounded on the Northeast by SHZ; on the

Southeast by R-3 (portion of Lot 3816, 4441, 4438, 4411, 4415); on
the Southwest Jaro Floodway Control, on the West by R-3 portion of
Lot 3346, 4178, 3848, and on the Northwest by Jaro-Pavia Territorial
boundary.

2. An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by R-3; on the

Southeast by R-3; on the Southwest by SHZ; and on the Northwest by
Jaro-Pavia Territorial Boundary.
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3. An irregular shape of land bounded on the Northeast by Jaro-Leganes
Territorial boundary, on the Southeast by R-3; on the Southwest by
R-3; on the Northwest by Jaro-Pavia Territorial Boundary.

WATER ZONE

1. A large area of water bounded on the Northeast by Jaro- Leganes

Territorial Boundary; on the Southeast by Jaro-Guimaras Straight
Territorial boundary; on the Southwest by Jaro-Lapaz district
boundary and Foreshore Delimitation, on the Northwest by
Foreshore Delimitation.

CITY PROPER DISTRICT

INSTITUTIONAL MXD

1. An area bounded on North by Lot No. 1111- i – 34 and C-1 MXD, on

the East by Fuentes Street, on the West by Jalandoni Street, and on
the South by C-1 MXD, and Ledesma Street, (Colegio De Las Hijas De
Jesus)
2. A parcel of land bounded on the North by Lot No. 130 pt. & C-2 MXD,
on the East by Jalandoni Street, on the West by Lot No. 130 pt. and
C-2 MXD and on the South by Ledesma Street (7th Day Adventist
Church)

3. An area bounded on the Northeast by Lot No. 4276 and C-2 MXD, on
the East by Lot No. 4276 and C-2 MXD, on the West by Lot No. 58
and C-2 MXD and on the South by Ledesma Street (Rizal & Bonifacio
Elementary School)

4. An area bounded on the North by Ledesma Street, oin the East by Lot
No. 112 & C-2 MXD on the West by Bonifacio Monument and on the
South by Rizal St. and C-2 MXD. (Tanza Church)

5. An area bounded on the Northeast by Iloilo Diversion Road, on the

Southeast by Rizal Street, and C-2 MXD and on the West by Molo-
Iloilo City Proper District Boundary. (Timawa Tanza Zone 1)

6. An area bounded on the North by Delgado Street, on the East by

Municipal Cemetery, on the West by Molo- Iloilo City Proper District
Boundary and on the South by Chinese Cemetery and C-2 MXD
(Motorpool)

7. An area bounded on the North by Gen. Luna Street, on the East by

Ybiernas Street, on the West by Molo- Iloilo City Proper District
Boundary and on the South Delgado St. (U.P. Campus)

8. An area bounded on the North by C-2 MXD and Lot 4276, on the East
by C-2 MXD and Lot No. 4276, on the West by C-2 MXD and Lot No.
33-B and on the South by Delgado St. (TB Pavillion)

9. An area bounded on the North by Gen. Luna Street, on the East by

Mabini Street, on the West San Agustin Street, and on the South by
Lot No. 116, Lot No. 129 and C-2 MXD. (USA Campus, Mabini
Elementary School, SPED)

10.An area bounded on the North by Gen. Luna Street, on the East by
Lot No. 4284 and C-1 MXD, on the West by Mabini Street and on the
South by Lot No. 4284 and C-1 MXD. (Iloilo Central Elementary
School)

11.An area bounded on the North by Easement of Iloilo River, on the

East by Bonifacio Drive, on the West by Panay Electric Company
compound and on the South by Gen. Luna Street (Doanne Baptist, St.
Paul’s, Assumption)
12.An area on the North by Easement of Iloilo River, on the East by
Muelle Loney, on the West by Bonifacio Drive and on the South by
Gov. Norada Street (MIWD, Hall of Justice)

13.An area bounded on the North by Gov. Norada Street, on the East by
Muelle Loney, on the West by Bonifacio Drive and Park and Open
Space and on the South by Gen. Luna (Provincial Capitol, Provincial
Jail)

14.An area bound on the Northwest by Zamora Street, on the Northeast

by SHZ-MXD, on the Southeast by Duran Street, and on the
Southwest by C-1 MXD. (Montes Elementary School, TESDA, TELOF)

15.An area bounded on the Northeast by C-1 MXD, on the Northwest by

Zamora Street on the Southeast by C-1 MXD and on the Southwest
by Sto. Rosario Street (GSIS)

16.An area bounded on the Northeast and Northwest by C-1 MXD, on

the Southeast by Zamora Street, and on the Southwest by San Jose
Calasanz Street (San Jose Church)

17.An area bounded on the Northeast by Muelle Loney Street, on the

Southeast by Ortiz Street, on the West by Aduana Street and on the
Southwest by J.M. Basa Street (DTI, BFP)

18.An area bounded on the Northeast by Muelle Loney Street, on the

East by Aduana Street, on the West by C-1 MXD and on the South by
Park and Open Space. (Post Office)

19.An area bounded on the North by Rizal Street, on the East by Mapa
Street, on the West by Ma. Clara Street, and on the South by Gen.
Blanco Street (U.I Main Campus)
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20.An area bounded on the North by corner Blanco Street, on the East
by Mapa Street, on the East by Mapa Street, on the West by R-2 MXD
and on the South by Reclamation Area, Iloilo Strait. (Sta. Maria)

21.An area bounded on the North by Rizal Street, on the East by C-1
MXD and Gonzales Street, on the West by Mapa Street and on the
South by Gen. Blanco Street (U.I High School)
 22.An area bounded on the North by C-1 MXD, Lot 158, on the
Northwest by C-1 MXD, Lot No. 137, on the Southeast by Rizal Street
Lot 157 and Lot 159 and on the Southwest by C-1 MXD, Lot 156.
(Iglesia Ni Cristo)

23.An area bounded on the North by De Leon Street, on the East by C-1
MXD, Lot 143 PT., on the West by Quezon St. and on the South by C-
1 MXD Lot 143 PT. (Sta. Teresita Church)

24.An area bounded on the Northeast by C-1 MXD Lot No. 185, on the
East by Iznart Street, on the West by C-1 MXD and on the South by C-
1 MXD Lot No. 539 (ICCHS)

25.An area bounded on the Northeast by C-1 MXD Lot No. 1121, on the
East by C-1 MXD, on the West by Mapa Street and on the South by C-
1 MXD. (SUN YAT SEN)

26.An area bounded on the Northeast by C-1 MXD Lot No. 292, on the
East by Mapa Street, on the West by C-1 MXD and on the South by C-
1 MXD. (SUN YAT SEN)

27.An area bounded on the Northeast by Gen. Hughes Street, on the

East by C-1 MXD, on the West by C-1 MXD and on the South by C-1
MXD and Iloilo Strait (SAGRADO)

28.An area bounded on the North by Muelle Loney Street, on the East
Fort San Pedro Drive, on the West by C-2 MXD and SHZ-MXD and on
the Southwest by Pepita Aquino St. (DA, DILG, DPWH, BJMP, DENR)

29.An area bounded on the Northeast by Special Institutional and NISA

Road, on the Southeast by Fort San Pedro Drive, on the West by C-2
MXD and on the Southwest by SHZ-MXD. (CEO, DPWH)

30.An area bounded on the North by C-2 MXD, on the East by SHZ-MXD,
on the West by C- MXD and on the South by Fort San Pedro Drive.
(NEDA)
C-1 MXD

1. An area bounded on the North by Gen. Luna Street, on the East by

Muelle Loney Street on the West by Iznart Street and on the South
by Solis Street.
2. An area bounded on the Northeast by Melliza Street, on the
Northwest by Muelle Loney Street, on the Southeast by De La Rama
Street and on the South by Hervas Street.

3. An area bounded on the Northeast by Melliza Street, on the

Northwest by De La Rama Street on the Southeast by Zamora Street
and on the South by Calasanz Street and I-MXD.

4. An area bounded on the North by Solis Street, on the East by Muelle

Loney Street, on the West by Iznart Street and on the South by Yulo
Street.

5. An area bounded on the North by Yulo Street, on the East by Muelle

Loney Street, on the West by Iznart Street and on the South by
Arroyo Street.

6. An area bounded on the North by Arroyo Street on the East by

Muelle Loney Street, on the West by Jose Ma. Basa Street and on the
South by Arsenal Street.

7. A parcel of land bounded on the Northwest by Aldeguer Street, on

the Northeast by Muelle Loney,on the Southwest by Jose Ma. Basa
Street and on the Southeast by Guanco Street.

8. A parcel of land bounded on the Northwest by Guanco Street, on the

Northeast by Muelle Loney Street, South by Jose Ma. Basa Street and
on the Southeast by CalleJon.

9. A parcel of land bounded on the Northeast of City Hall Bldg. on the

Southeast by De La Rama Street, on the Northwest by Ortiz Street
and on the South by Jose Ma. Basa Street.

10.A parcel of land bounded on the Northwest by Cor. Ortiz and Muelle
Loney, on the Northeast by De La Rama Street and on the Southwest
by San Jose de Calasanz Street.

11.A parcel of land bounded on the Northwest by Cor. Ortiz and on the
Northeast by J.M Basa Street, on the East by Burgos Street and on
the South by Rizal Street.

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12.A parcel of land bounded on the North by Rizal Street on the East by
G-1 (SSS) and Burgos Street, on the West by Gomez Street and on the
South by Iloilo Strait.
13.A parcel of land bounded on the North by Rizal Street on the East by
Gomez Street, on the West by Gonzales Street and on the South by
Iloilo Strait.

14.A parcel of land bounded on the North by I-MXD on the East by

Gonzales Street, on the West by Mapa Street and on the South by
Gen. Blanco Street.

15.A parcel of land bounded on the North by J.M Basa Street, on the
East by Ortiz Street, on the West by G-1 (Sun Yat Sen School) and on
the South by Rizal Street.

16.An area bounded on the North by J.M Basa Street, on the East by
Mapa Street and I-MXD (Sun Yat Sen School) and on the West by
Guanco Street and on the South by Rizal Street.

17.A parcel of land bounded on the North by Cor. Aldeguer and J.M Basa
Street on the East by Guanco Street, on the West by Cor. Aldeguer
and F. Caram Street and on the South by Rizal Street.

18.A parcel of land on the Northeast by Jose Ma. Basa Street, on the
Southeast by Aldeguer Street, on the West by Iznart Street and on
the South by Cor. Aldeguer and Iznart Street.

19.An area bounded on the North by Gen. Luna Street, on the East by
Iznart Street, on the West by Valeria Street and on the South by Solis
Street.

20.An area bounded on the North by Solis Street, on the East by Iznart
Street, on the West by Valeria street and on the South by Delgado
Street.

21.An area bounded on the North by Delgado Street, on the East by

Iznart Street, and I-MXD (Chinese Commercial School) on the West
by Valeria Street and on the South by Ledesma Street.

22.An area bounded on the North by Ledesma Street, on the East by

Iznart Street, on the West by Valeria Street and on the South by
Magsaysay Street.

23.An area bounded on the North by Magsaysay Street, on the East by

Iznart Street on the West by Valeria Street and on the South by De
Leon Street.
24.An area bounded on the North by De Leon Street, on the East by
Iznart Street, on the West by Valeria ext. and on the South by Rizal
Street.

25.An area bounded on the North by De Leon Street, and I-MXD, on the
East by Valeria Street on the West by Quezon Street and I-MXD (Sta.
Teresita Church) and on the South by Rizal Street.

26.An area bounded on the North by Ledesma Street, on the East by

Valeria Street, on the West by Quezon Street and on the South by De
Leon Street.

27.An area bounded on the North by Delgado Street, on the East by

Valeria Street, on the West by Quezon Street and on the South by
Ledesma Street.

28.An area bounded on the North by Gen. Luna Street, on the East by
Valeria Street, on the West by Quezon Street and on the South by
Delgado Street.

29.An area bounded on the North by Gen. Luna Street and I-MXD (Iloilo
Central Elementary School) on the East by Quezon Street on the
West by Mabini Street and G-1 (Iloilo Central Elementary School) and
on the South by Texas Street.

30.An area bounded on the North by Texas Street, on the East by

Quezon Street, on the West by Mabini Street and on the South by
Delgado Street.

31.An area bounded on the North by Delgado Street, on the East by

Quezon Street, on the West by Mabini Street and on the South by
Ledesma Street.

32.An area bounded on the North by Ledesma Street, on the East by

Quezon Street, on the West by Mabini Street and on the South by De
Leon Street.

33.A parcel of land bounded on the North by De Leon Street, on the East
by Quezon Street, on the West by Mabini Street and on the South by
G-1 and Rizal Street.

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34.An area bounded on the North by Gen. Hudges Street and I-MXD, on
the East by SHZ, on the West by Burgos Street and on the South by
F.L.D.
 35.An area bounded on the North by Sto. Rosario Street, on the East by
Duran Street, on the West by Zamora Street and on the South by Gen.
Hudges Street.

36.An area bounded on the North by I-MXD, on the East by Duran Street,
on the West by Zamora Street and on the South by Sto. Rosario
Street and I-MXD (GSIS)

37.An area bounded on the North by easement of Iloilo River, on the

East by Bonifacio Drive, on the West by G-1 (St. Paul’s) ans on the
South G-1 (Doane Baptists).

38.An area bounded on the North by Gen. Blanco Street, on the East by
Ortiz Street, on the West by Mapa Street and on the South by F.L.D.

39.An area bounded on the North by I-MXD (Doane Baptist) on the East
by Bonifacio Drive, on the West by I-MXD (St. Paul’s College) and on
the South by Gen. Luna Street.

TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES

1. An area bounded on the North by Iloilo River, on the East by Iloilo

Strait, on the South by P.O.S (San Pedro) and on the West by Fort San
Pedro Drive. (Fort San Pedro Wharf)

2. An irregular parcel of land bounded on the North by easement along

Iloilo River, on the East by G-1 (Assumption Compound) on the South
by Gen Luna Street.

PARK AND OPEN SPACES- P.O.S

1. An area bounded on the Northeast Calasanz Street, on the Southeast

by Zamora Street, on the Northwest by De La Rama Street and on the
Southwest by J.M Basa Street (Plaza Libertad)

2. An area bounded on the North by I-MXD (Post Office) on the East by

Aduana Street, on the West by Calle Jon and on the South by J.M
Basa Street (Freedom Grandstand)

3. An area bounded on the North by Calle Jon, on the East by road,

along the Capitol Bldg. on the West by Bonifacio Drive and on the
South by Gen. Luna Street. (Amphitheater)
 4. An area bounded on the North by Fort San Pedro Drive, on the East
by Fort San Pedro Drive, on the East by Fort San Pedro Wharf, on the
South and West by Iloilo Strait (Fort San Pedro)

5. An area bounded on the North, East and South by I-MXD (Hall of

Justice, Provincial Jail, D.O.T) and on the West by Bonifacio Drive.

C-2 MXD

1. A parcel of land 800-meters long bounded in the North by an

easement of Iloilo River in the East by Jalandoni Bridge, on the West
by Molo, City Proper District boundary and on the South by Gen Luna
Street.

2. A parcel of land 340-meters long bounded on the North by an

easement of Iloilo River in the East by Transport and Utilities (Panay
Electric), on the West by Jalandoni Bridge and on the South Gen.
Luna Street.

3. A cluster of land area bounded on the North by Gen. Luna Street, on

the East by Jalandoni Street, on the South by Delgado Street, and on
the West by Ybiernas Street except area being occupied by TB
Pavillion.

4. An area bounded on the North by Delgado Street, on the East by

Jalandoni Street, on the West by (Cemetery) and on the South by
Rizal Street, Ledesma Street and I-MXD (Rizal Elementary School and
Seventh Day Adventist)

5. An area bounded on the North by Ledesma Street, on the East by

Jalandoni Street, on the West by I-MXD (Tanza Church) and on the
South by Rizal Street.

6. An area bounded on the North by I-MXD (U.S.A), on the East by

Mabini Street, on the West by San Agustin Street and on the South
by Delgado Street.

7. An area bounded on the North by Delgado Street, on the East by

Fuentes Street, on the West by Jalandoni Street and on the South by
I-MXD (HIJAS)

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8. A parcel of land bounded on the North and East by I-MXD (HIJAS), on

the West by Jalandoni Street and on the South by Ledesma Street.
9. An area bounded on the North by Ledesma Street, on the East by
Fuentes Street, on the West by Jalandoni Street and on the South by
De Leon Street.

10.An area bounded on the North by Delgado Street, on the East by

Mabini Street, on the West by Fuentes Street and on the South by
Ledesma Street.

11.An area bounded on the North by Ledesma Street, on the East by

Mabini Street, on the West by Fuentes Street and on the South by De
Leon Street.

12.An area bounded on the North by De Leon Street, on the East by

Fuentes Street, on the West by Jalandoni Street, and on the South by
Rizal Street.

13.An area bounded on the North by De Leon Street, on the East by

Mabini Street, on the West by Fuentes Street and on the South by
Rizal Street. (Iloilo Terminal Market)

14.A strip of land 30-meters deep bounded in the North by Rizal Street,
on the East by I-MXD (U.I) on the West by I-MXD and Fish port Road
and on the South by SHZ/MXD and R-3 MXD.

15.An area bounded on the North by SHZ-MXD, on the East by F.L.D. on

the West by Molo- Iloilo City Proper boundary and on the South by
F.L.D. (Iloilo Strait) Iloilo Fish Port Complex.

16.An area bounded on the Northest by Blumentritt Street, on the

Northwest by Muelle Loney Street, on the South East by De La Rama
Street, and on the Southwest by Melliza Street.

17.An area bounded on the North by Blumentritt Street, on the

Northwest by De La Rama Street, on the Southeast by Zamora Street
and on the Southwest by Melliza Street.

18.An area bounded on the North by Legazpi Street, on the East by De

La Rama Street, on the West by Muelle Loney Street and on the
South by Blumentritt Street.

19.An area bounded on the North by Muelle Loney Street. On the East
by Muelle Loney Street, on the West by Muelle Loney and Legazpi
Street and on the Southeast by De La Rama Street.
 20.An area bounded on the Northwest by De La Rama Street, on the
Northeast by Muelle Loney Street on the Southwest by Blumentritt
Street.

21.An area bounded on the Northeast by Muelle Loney and on the

Northwest by Zamora Street, on the Southwest by SHZ-MXD and on
the Southeast by I-MXD.

22.An area bounded on the North by SHZ-MXD on the East by Duran

Street. On the West by SHZ-MXD and on the South by Sto. Rosario
Street.

23.An area bounded on the Northeast by NISA Road, on the South by I-

MXD and SHZ-MXD on the Northeast by SHZ-MXD and on the
Southwest by Sto. Rosario Street.

24.A parcel of land bounded on the North by SHZ-MXD, on the East by

Shz-MXD, on the West by Duran Street and C-1 MXD and on the
South by SHZ-MXD.

SHX-MXD

1. The area in Barangay Pala-Pala II, Pala-Pala 1, Bonifacio Tanza, Rizal

Estanzuela and Tanza Bay-bay, bounded on the North by C-2 MXD,
on the East by R-3 MXD of Barangay Rima on the West by Iloilo Fish
port Road and on the South by F.L.D.

2. An area bounded on the Northeast by C-2 MXD on the Southeast by

I-MXD, on the Northwest by Zamora Street and on the South by
Zamora Extension and SHZ-MXD.

3. An area bounded on the North by Zamora Extension, on the

Northwest by Zamora Street, on the Southeast Duran Street and SHZ-
MXD and on the Southwest by I-MXD.

4. An area bounded on the North by Pepita Aquino Street, on the East

by Special Ins. On the West by Duran Street and on the South by NISA
Road.

5. An area bounded on the North by NISA Road, on the East by C-2 MXD,
on the West by Duran Street and on the South by C-2 MXD and Sto.
Rosario Street.
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 6. An area bounded on the Northeast by Sto. Rosario Street, on the
West by Duran Street and on the South by Gen. Hughes Street.

7. An area bounded on the North by Gen. Hughes Street, on the West

by C-2 MXD and on the South by F.L.D.

8. An area bounded on the Northeast and Northwest by I-MXD and C-2

MXD, on the South by Fort San Pedro Drive.

CEMETERY

1. An area bounded on the North by Delgado Street, on the East by C-2

MXD, on the West by I-MXD and on the South by C-2 MXD.

SPECIAL INSTITUTIONAL

1. An area bounded on the Northeast by Pepita Aquino Street, on the

East by Fort San Pedro Drive, on the Northwest by SHZ-MXD and on
the Southwest by NISA R.
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