Taguig Clup Volume 1 PDF

TAGUIG CITY COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE & ZONING PLAN 1
physical
environment
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THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
eo!raphy" Location an# Area
The city of Taguig is positioned approximately 14 latitude and 120 longitude on the southern
positioned at approximately
part of Metro Manila along the northeastern coast of Laguna de Bay. It is bounded by Laguna de
Bay in the ast! "ateros# "asig
"asig and Taytay in the north! Ma$ati
Ma$ati and "asay in the %est!
%est! "ara&a'ue
in the south%est! and Muntinlupa in the south. The city belongs to the Laguna de Bay %atershed
regionn other%ise
regio other%ise $no%n as the Laguna de Bay Basin as defi defined
ned by (ection 2# . ). *2+ ,1*-/
along %ith 10- municipalities and cities of Metro Manila and the proinces of ial# 3ueon#
Batangas# aite and 3ueon.
It has a total area of 4#5-.2 hectares , 45.-2 s'. $m. / as per approed adastral (urey Mcdam
Mcdam
500 6 by the 7 Land Management Bureau indicating a 1**5 aerage aerage density of -#40 persons
per s'. $m. It coers 1- barangays including
including some 1#828.2
1#828.2 hectares in %hat used
used to be he 9ort
Bonifacio Military eseration.
Area $istri%&tion o' Ta!&i!

(aran!ays Area in Percent ,-.
s)* +m*
1. Bagumbayan #820 +.*-
2. Bagong Tanyag 2#1+0 4.+-
. :pper Bicutan 1#440 .1+
4. Lo%er Bicutan 2#50 5.1-
5. Maharli$a ;illage 510 1.112
8. <estern Bicutan #550 +.-2
+. (ignal ;illage 1#100 2.42
-. =agonoy 1#820 .5+
*. <a%a 1#*-0 4.8
10. Bambang *20 2.0
11. :susan 1#450 .20
12. Tu$tu$an 10 0.8-
1. (ta. >na 220 0.4-
14. alada 1#++0 .*0
15. Ligid?Tipas 8-0 1.50
18. Ibayo?Tipas 1#580 .44
1+. "alingon 1#1+0 2.5-
1-. 7apindan 2#+00 5.*5
9ort Bonifacio Military eseration 18#282 5.-
TOTAL /0"123 4 5 5 *5 5
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(): @ ity 6eelopment "lanning )ffice
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eolo!y
Taguig consists of 2 terrain units! a %estern undulating section and an eastern alluial portion#
%hich extends into the Laguna de Bay. The undulating to gently sloping terrain is underlain by a
gently dipping se'uence of pyroclastic roc$s essentially made up of tuffs# tuffaceous sandstones
and conglomerates belonging to the Auadalupe formation. This formation is represented by
massie to thic$ly bedded lithic tuff and tuffaceous sandstone as reealed by grading operations
along the 9ort Bonifacio area.
Based on the Aeologic Map of Taguig # it has t%o maor geologic formations
formatio ns namely@
 3uaternary >lluial ,3>1/ %hich is comprised of detrital deposits mostly silt# sand and grael!
and
 Auadalupe formation ,A9/ of %hich the upper member ,6iliman Tuff/ is thin to medium
bedded# fine?grained# itric tuffs and %elded olcanic breccias %ith subordinate amounts of
tuffaceous# fine to medium grained sandstone.
Members of the "leistocene Auadalupe 9ormation predominantly

predominantly underlie the terrain %here Taguig
lies. These are mainly >lat onglomerate and 6iliman Tuff. arly "leistocene to late "leistocene
conglomerate# silty mudstone and tuffaceous sandstone comprise the lo%er member %hile late
pleistocene %ell?bedded
%ell?bedded tuff units ma$e up the upper member. The constituents
constituents of the 6iliman Tuff
%ere most li$ely deried from a olcano on the central
central lobe of Laguna de Bay to the south based
on its aerial distribution pattern and lithological
lithological similarity %ith those in the northern icinity of the
central lobe of Laguna de Bay. )n the other hand# 3uaternary alluial deposits of the Mari$ina
>lluial plain and "asig ier 6elta plain coer %estern areas of the municipality. The presence of
the marine sediments suggest that the 'uaternary alluium %as probably deposited after uplift of
the Auadalupe formation# possibly as a result of moements along the Mari$ina ;alley 9ault
(ystem ,M;9(/ ,"unongbayan#1**8/
eomorpholo!y
>s illustrated by 9igure 2.4# there are fie main types of soils found in Taguig. These are Bay lay
Loam# Auadalupe lay# Mari$ina lay Loam# 3uin'ua 9ine (andy Loam and the :nmodified (oil
found in 9ort Bonifacio and barangays <estern
<estern Bicutan# Maharli$a and Ligid Tipas. Bay lay Loam
is dar$ bro%n in color and has fine granules %hich is friable %hen dry# but ery stic$y %hen %et.
This particular soil type is found in barangays Ibayo?Tipas andand 7apindan. The Auadalupe clay#
clay# on
the other hand# is nearly blac$ in color and coarse
coarse in texture. It is granular to coddy %hen dry# and
ery fine stic$y %hen %et and found in the barangays of Bambang# :pper and Lo%er Bicutan#
=agonoy# :susan and <a%a. The Mari$ina lay Loam# also bro%n and friable# is found in
Barangay
Bara ngayss al
alada
ada## (ta. >na and Tu$ Tu$tu$a
tu$an.
n. More
Moreoer
oer## 3ui
3uin'ua
n'ua fine sand
sandyy loam underlies
barangays Bagumbayn and Bagong Tanyag .
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Physiography
Based on the Physiography Map

Map of Taguig, extensive portion of Taguig covering the former Military
Camp of Fort Bonifacio is composed of undulating low graded tuff. On the other hand, an area
ordered y Pateros, Pasig and !aguna de Bay is made of road alluvial deposits, while the
smallest southwestern portion towards Muntinlupa is mainly composed of minor alluvial deposits.
Topography, Elevation and Slope
"out sixty#five percent of the land in Taguig is level while the rest are rolling to hilly. $t is
characteri%ed y coastal plains and hilly areas extending in the north#south direction along the
Manila Bay. &urface elevation ranges from '#(' meters aove the mean sea level on the coastal
plains and )'#*' meters on the hills.
"s per the &lope

&lope Map of Taguig,
Taguig, the following is the indicated slope distriution.
distriution.
Slope Distribution
Category S l o pe Description
" '#)+ !evel to nearly
nearly level
B )#+ -ently sloping to gently undulating
C #+ /ndulating to gently rolling
0 #(+ -ently rolling to rolling
&O/1C2 of raw data
data 3 B&4M
Land and Associated Soil Characteristics
"s per Metro Manila

Manila !and 1esource
1esource 2valuation
2valuation Pro5ect y B&4M,
B&4M, Taguig has the following land
land
and soil characteristics 3
Freshwater Marshes 6"lluvial !andscape7
Fresh water marshes of Taguig are found on its southwstern la8e coast. The soil is relatively fine
loamy 6silty clay loam, sandy loam to loamy sand7, poorly to very poorly drained and with a general
vegetation of grasses, water hyacinths and reeds. 9owever, during the dry season when water
recedes, some areas are also devoted to agricultural use. This land system has an average
elevation of : meters with a water tale depth of ;' cm. $t is severely flooded and has a soil
classification of Typic Tropa<uept.
Broad "lluvial Plain 6"lluvial !andscape7
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floodplains, levees and ac8swamp having slope of '#)+ particular among the central
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arangays of the city. The area where Taguig lies has a land facet characteri%ed y fine to very
fine clayey somewhat poorly drained. $ts soil texture is primarily clay and has effective depth of
more than (' cm. &oil drainage is somewhat poor with an inherent fertility ranging from high to
very high. "verage
"verage elevation is (( meters with
with water tale depth of ()' cm.
cm. &oil classification is
"eric Tropa<uept.
Tropa<uept.
Minor "lluvial Plain and $solated $nland =alley 6"lluvial !andscape7
This land system is dominant along coastal %ones of !aguna !a8e. They are usually seen along
the deltas of rivers that drain into the !a8e. The soil is relatively fine loam 6silty clay loam, sandy
loam to loamy sand7, poorly to very poorly drained.
drained. $t has average elevation of ) meters, slightly
eroded, ut well drained.
/ndulating !ow 0egraded Tuffaceous Plateau 6Foothill !andscape7
$t is composed of slightly elevated tuffaceous plateau with very shallow soils. $t extends from
Muntinlupa in the south, towards >ue%on City in the north and =alen%uela in the northwest. $t
covers
cove rs the east
eastern
ern part of the city including
including the Fort Bonifacio
Bonifacio Military 1eservatio
1eservationn "rea
"rea.. &oil is
aout (' to ( cm. deep? very dar8 grayish rown, silty clay with pale rown partially weathered
volcanic tuff usually encountered elow ('#)'+ rolling sideslopes and isolated low hills.
Water Resources Characteristics
&urface 4aters
Taguig has two ma5or rivers that feed !aguna de Bay, namely, the Taguig 1iver and the @apindan
Channel which is lin8ed to the eastern portion of the Pasig 1iver itself. The @apindan 1iver
normally flows from !aguna de Bay to the Pasig 1iver, ut can also flow in the opposite direction,
depending on the river itself, the water tale in the la8e, the tidal stage in Manila Bay, and the
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Maululin
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Cree8ATaacuhan Cree8, 9agonoy 1iver, Tipas 1iverA!aasan 1iver and &anta "na 1iver. These
rivers are fed y ) other triutaries namely3 0aang Paa Cree8, Bamang na Mala8i, &u8ol
Cree8A0aang Manunuso, Maato Cree8, atwiran Cree8, 0aang alaaw Cree8, !aasan Cree8,
Panday Cree8, &apa ni Beho, Palingon Cree8, Bamang na Putol, Tipas 1iver, Pagadling Cree8,
@apindan 1iver, !umang $log Cree8, $log Clemencia, 0aang Banca Cree8, &apang /susan,
&apang Mala8i, 9agonoy Cree8, Maricaan Cree8, Bamang ni Peles, and 0aang alaaw Cree8.
"s per data from !aguna !a8e 0evelopment
0evelopment "uthority 6!!0"7, the la8e has a total8 area of D','''
hectares with an average depth of ). m. "<uaculture covers around (,''' hectares, (',''' for
fishpens and ,''' for fish cages.
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-roundwater
Taguig is situ
Taguig situated
ated within a grou
groundwa
ndwater
ter asi
asinn cont
containin
ainingg seve
several
ral conn
connecte
ectedd and interrelated
interrelated
a<uifers, composed of tuffaceous sandstone and conglomerates elonging to the -uadalupe
Formation. The roc8s as oserved from Fort Bonifacio -loal City conform from sedimentary
facets of the -uadalupe formation and generally dip gently to its western portion. $ts thic8ness is
approximately (,'' to (,)'' meters.
"lmost )''' wells

wells have een drilled in the a<uifers
a<uifers of the -uadalupe
-uadalupe Formation for the commercial
commercial
and residential users some of which go as deep as '' meters. $n (DD', total pumpage reached
D.; million cuic meters. There are already (): wells that have een drilled south of Fort
Bonifaci
Bonifacioo yiel
yielding
ding ):.) million
million cuic mete
meters
rs of wate
waterr that supply *+ of the total population
population of
Metro Manila.
Based on a feasiilty study for the ul8 water supply conducted through M4&& in (DD;, locations
of well fields within Taguig are indicated in figure )..
4ater >uality
" water <uality monitoring conducted in Eanuary (DDD y &eastems, $nc. for the Fort Bonifacio
-loal City indicated very high coliform levels of ):,''' MP@A('' ml in the two stations oserved.
oserved.
The values otained exceeded the 02@1 standards of ,''' MP@A('' ml for class C waters. The
high figures is an indication of wastewater intrusion coming from domestic sources discharging
sewerage. The tale elow show the details of the sampling results.
Water Sampling Results, !!!
Parameters Station  Station " DE#R Std$ %or

Class C Waters
BO0 6mgA!7 ('.: D. *
Color 6PC/7 ); (* 
Oil and -rease 6mgA!7 @0 @0 ).'
@itrate 6mgA!7 ;. ;.D #
P9 *.) # ;.#.
Total Phosphate 6mgA!7 ;.( (.) #
Total &uspended &olids 6mgA!7 )* (: 
Coliform 6MP@A('' ml7 ):''' ):''' '''
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The p9 value of *.) in station ( is still within the range of ;. to .. Moreover, oil and grease were
not detected in oth stations. 9owever, the two stations yielded BO0 concentrations of ('.: mgA!
and D.mgA!, oth exceeding 02@1 limits.
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Atmospheric Characteristic
From the nearest PAGASA atation at NAIA, climatologica

climatologicall data from 1950-1995 were obtained
obtained
!limate
"he climate of "ag#ig is classified as "$%e 1 #nder the !orona&s classification #sed b$ Phili%%ine
Atmos%heric,, Geo%h$sic
Atmos%heric Geo%h$sicalal and Astronomica
Astronomicall Ser'ices Administration (PAGASA) de%ending on
rainfall %attern It is characteri*ed b$ two %rono#nced seasons+ rain$ season from a$ to ctober
and dr$ season from .an#ar$ to A%ril, rainfall dro%s to 10-/0 mmmonth In general, etro anila
is directl$ infl#enced b$ an a'erage of  to / tro%ical c$clones %er $ear
2ainfall
"he PAGASA station recorded an ann#al rainfall amo#nt of 1,139 with a total of 11/ rain$ da$s
between the $ears 1941-1995
1941-1995 "he rain$ months of a$  ctober indicated monthl$ rain$ da$s of
1  0 of which the month of .#l$ recorded the highest at 0 "he highest amo#nt of rainfall for the
%eriod 1939-1995 was 363 mm recorded in Febr#ar$ 1, 194
TO BE CONTINUED……..
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history &
landmarks
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HISTORY and LANDMARS

"AG7IG, 2I!8 IN 82I"AG+
A :2IF 8IS"2;
8IS"2;
A P2FI<+
"AG7IG, a m#nici%alit$ of etro%olitan anila, is sit#ated at the northwestern shore of the %ict#res=#e <ag#na de :a$, at the #%%er mo#th of the
legendar$ Pasig 2i'er also >nown as the Na%indan !hannel thro#gh which <ag#na drains its floodwaters
It is bo#nded on the North b$ the town of Pateros and !it$ of Pasig of etro%olitan anila? on the ast b$ the town of "a$ta$ of the %ro'ince of 2i*al
and the <ag#na <a>e, on the So#th b$ the <ag#na <a>e and the !it$ of #ntilnl#%a of etro%olitan anila? and on the @est b$ the cities of
Paraa=#e, a>ati, Pasa$ !it$ and all of etro%olitan anila
It consists of 33,5/B0 hectares (35/B s=#are >ilometers) as shown b$ the recent cadastral s#r'e$ cdam 593 C b$ the :#rea# of <ands National
National
ca%ital 2egion Dce%t for the
the hill$ %ortion on the western and so#thern
so#thern ends, "ag#ig is a 'ast agric#lt#ral %lain
%lain with abo#t se'en and a half (61)
>ilometer shoreline along the <ag#na <a>e
In the 000 !ens#s of Po%#lation cond#cted, "ag#ig was shown to ha'e a total %o%#lation of 346,/65 and with 10,6/ ho#seholds, distrib#ted in
the eighteen :aranga$s that com%rise the m#nici%alit$
It has fast become #rbani*ed
#rbani*ed from the original r#ral
r#ral set-#% "he increase in ind#stries,
ind#stries, de'elo%ment and socio-economic
socio-economic growth d#ring the last two
decades ha'e raised "ag#ig to the le'el of a FI2S" !<ASS-A !I";
"PG2AP8;
"he to%ogra%h$ of the land is abo#t 45E le'els, the rest rolling or hill$ :eing an inland town, it is accessible b$ land trans%ortation from the other
towns bordering the <ag#na <a>e It is fifteen (15) > ilometers east of the !it$ of anila
8;C2G2AP8;
It has two () maor ri'ers that feed the <ag#na <a>e, namel$+
1 "ag#ig 2i 2i'er
 Na%i
Na%indan
ndan !han
!hannel
nel con
connec
nected
ted to a %ortio
%ortionn of Pasig 2i'er
2i'er itsel
itselff
Fi'e (5) minor ri'ers with
with trib#taries+
trib#taries+
1 :ag# g#m mba$a$ann 2i'
2i'eer
 aa#l #lin
ingg !ree>
!ree>"
"ab
abacac#h
#han
an !ree
!ree>>
/ 8agono$ 2i'er
3 "i"i%a
%ass 2i'
2i'er
er<
<ab
abas
asanan 2i
2i'e
'er
r
5 Sta ta Ana 2i'er
"rib#taries are as f ollows+
1 Caang Paa !ree> 1/ :ambang ni !ha%a
 :ambang na ala>i 13 Ilog !lemencia
/ S#>ol !ree> 15 Caang :anca !ree>
3 abato !ree> 14 Caaang alabaw !ree> (:ambang)
5 at#wiran !ree> 16 Sa%ang 7s#san
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6 Panda$ !ree> 19 :ambang ni Peles
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"he !limate is characteri*ed b$ two t$%es of season+

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fromm No'
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2ainfall is less e'enl$ distrib#ted aDim#m rainfall #s#all$ occ#rs from .#ne to Se%tember "he a'erage ann#al rainfall is ,000 millimeters with a
%ea> of 300 mm In A#g#st and a low of 3 mm In arch <owest tem%erat#re #s#all$ occ#rs d#ring the month of .an#ar$ Predominant wind
direction is so#th westerl$ from ctober to A%ril, north easterl$ from .#ne to Se%tember and %redominantl$ northerl$ d#ring the month of ma$ "he
a'erage relati'e h#midit$ is B1E
@8A"&S IN A NAH
"he earl$ inhabitants of "ag#ig were farmers and fishermen "he$ became %o%#larl$ >nown among neighboring 'illages as s>illed %ala$J threshers
or "AGA-GIIJ, so that the %lace where the$ li'e came to be >nown as "AGIIJ "hen, S%aniards came and r#led o'er the %lace "he$ fo#nd
diffic#lt$ in %rono#ncing "AGIIJ and so the$ named the %lace "AG7IIGJ, and later "AG7IGJ that is toda$ the official name of the cit$
"ransmitted b$ word of mo#th from generations to generations the name gi'en b$ Fili%inos to significant e'ents and characteristics of the %laces had
been the so#rces of the names gi'en to the thirteen original barrios that com%rise "ag#ig
:elie'ed to be the first settlemen
:elie'ed settlementt b$ the side of the "ag#ig ri'er, which
which di'ide "ag#ig, is barrio S"A ANA which was so named in honor of the
town&s %atron saint
arl$ "agalogs call the so#rce of ri'er #%stream as wawaJ, the ban>s of ri'ers as bambangJ, the %lace were %eo%le wash clothes as t#>t#>an&, and
the area where the ri'er drain or slide as #s#sanJ And so when settlements grow in the areas along the "ag#ig 2i'er, the inhabitants called their
barrios as @A@A, :A:ANG, "7"7AN and 7S7SAN
Almost %arallel to the "ag#ig 2i'er at abo#t two >ilometers to the northeast is the "i%as 2i'er which had a loo% at the middle of it&s length "his is
oined b$ the Sta Ana 2i'er at the said loo% Peo%le following the co#rse of the loo%, deto#r or in "agalog t#miti%asJ or l#miligidJ arl$ settlers
were said to be from Pasig who esca%ed from the harsh %olic$ of their r#ler "he settlement
settlement was then called "IPAS "agalog also call the other
other side
of a ri'er as iba$o& @hen a comm#nit$ grew at the other side of "i%as, the$ called the settlement or barrio as I:A;-"IPAS
"here was a time the faithf#l of "i%as were disgr#ntled o'er the administration of an assigned %riest of "ag#ig "he$ %referred to be #nder Pasig
"he %arochial #risdiction o'er "i%as had to be settled thro#gh the so#nd of the bells which rang sim#ltaneo#sl$
sim#ltaneo#sl$ from the ch#rches of Pasig and
"ag#ig "he inhabitants from a %ortion of "i%as first heard the so#nd of the bell from tag#ig and t#rned their heads "o "agalogs to t#rn one&s head is
l#milingo
l#milingonJ
nJ "he %lace where the$ li'ed was late
laterr calle
calledd PA<
PA<ING
INGN
N A road to "aga
"agalog
log is !al*a
!al*adaJ
daJ @hen the road lin>ing
lin>ing "i%as to Sta Ana
became %o%#lated, the$ named the barrio !A<KACA
"o "agalogs, being %ierced thro#gh is na%indangJ At the northeastern ti% of "ag#ig, the %eriodical action of the <ag#na <a>e Floods, created a
channel %iercing thro#gh the land area "he barrio, as channel %iercing thro#gh the land area "he barrio, as well as the channel, were later called
NAPINCAN
In olden da$s a %artic#lar >ind of %lant called hag#no$J aabo#nd in area so#th of @awa "he %lace later came to be >nown as 8AG7N;
"he "agalog term of digging for treas#re is bi>otJ So#th of barrio 8ag#no$ was a wooded area >nown to be the hiding %lace of robbers and %irates
@hen the area was cleared of robbers and %irates it was r#mored that there were b#ried treas#res left in the area an$
an$ inhabitants started to dig for
treas#res "he %lace came to >nown as :I!7"AN
"o "agalogs, new is bagoJ and the settlement was established at the #n%o%#lated so#thern %ortion of "ag#ig, the same was called :AG7:A;AN
8IS"2;
!R" S!ANISH !"RIOD
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Taguig has its beginning in the history of every village and barrio in the remote
remote pre-historic past as reconstructed for us by geologists,
archeologists and historians. People of varied cultures and racial types, came to Philippines in migratory waves from twenty five or thirty years ago
unto the 14 th century.
The first to come were the primitive men, as proven by unearthed stone implements
implements and fossil remains. The Pygmies, forebears of the
Aetas, came next, crossing land lins from the Asian mainland to the Philippines. !hoosing the valleys where they could engage in agriculture, the
"ndonesians followed the Proto-#alays. The last group of people to settle in the $i%al area were called the Porcelain Age &ols. They struggled
against one another for supremacy and possession of rich land. Those of lower cultures were driven to the mountains. The #alays prove to be the
dominant race.
Tagalog authorities claim, the name Tagalog may mean 'taga-ilog( which is a term indicative of the habitation of these people. "t is,
therefore, probable that the first homes of the Tagalogs were the river areas and bans. The rivers and the )aguna )ae offered the pioneer of
Taguig, fresh water for drining ablutions and irrigation* protection against attac of enemies* and easy means of travel by bancas or native boats.
Thus, along the Taguig $iver, Tipas $iver and the +apindan !hannel, #alay settlement sprang up and grew into populous barrios, a fact which the
panish conuistadors found when they came during the last uarter of the 1 th century.
SPANISH PERIOD
Taguig was already a thriving community long before the paniards came. "t was once part of the /ingdom of Tondo ruled by $a0ah
oliman. uring the early panish coloni%ation, Taguig was given as an encomienda to one !aptain 2ergara, while the Augustinian 3rder provided
religious instructions.
THE FOUNDATION DAY

3n April 5, 1567 it was made a 'pueblo( of the province of #anila. uring the uprising led by #agat alamat 81567-15669, :uan ;asi,
who was the town chieftain fought against the paniards, and gave his life along with Agustin )egaspi, a nephew of )aandula, and son-in law of the
ultan of ;orneo, and the chieftain of Tondo, Pandacan, /andaba, +avotas and Polo. <hen it became a pueblo, it was ruled by a curate and a
governadorcillo. "t had a tribunal, a primary school and a church served by a regular priest whose missionary wor extended to as far as the town of
Angono. "t produced much rice, but little sugar cane. ;esides farming, the men lived by fishing. The women wove cotton cloth and 'sawali( from
bamboo strips. ince boats from the lae towns passed by on the way to manila, the town
town carried active commerce in agriculture and manufactured
products.
The 'gobernadorcillo(, popularly called 'capitan( was assisted by some minor officials. At the beginning, the gobernadorcillo was elected
annually by the married natives of the locality, sub0ect, however to the final
final approval of the superior government in #anila. =e acted as 0udge in civil
cases where small sums were involved =e was aided by constables called 'vilangos(, a notary, and the 'cabe%a de barangay(.
Pursuant to the '$eales 3rdenan%as
3rdenan%as &ormados Por >l uperior ?obierno @ $eal Acuerdo( by then then ?overnor $aon in 176, and
and in
accordance with the #unicipal $eform )aw of 1647, improvements in the municipal government including changes in the manner of electing the
gobernadorcillo were effected a candidate must be able to read and write panish. "nstead of being elected by all married natives, he was elected
by a board of electors composed of retiring 'gobernadorcillos( and twelve 'cabe%as de barangay( and chosen in order of seniority. Actually, they
were chosen by plurarity vote through the secret ballot, and their names, together with some recommendations of the 'alcalde mayor( or gobernador
and often of the friar, were forwarded to the c entral government in #anila, where the man for the position would finally be singled out.
"n conformity with the election law of 1647, also elected to assist the gobernadorcillo, were the 'teniente mayor( who was actually the vice alcalde*
'0ue% de sementera( who handled real property cases* '0ue% de policia( who handled criminal cases* aand '0ue% de ganados( who handled cases on
large cattles.
+o complete record can be found of those who served as head of the town previous to 165. The term of office of the ?obernadorcillo or !apitan
#unicipal was for one year until 16 to 16B7 is as follows
165- omingo &ranco
1657.1656 2icente A%ores
165B- :uan ;. )abao
16C- omingo ?uevarra

161- 2enancio a
andoval
16- )eonardo )abao
16D.164 alvador >sguerra
165.16 Tomas !ru%
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167.166 !iriaco )abao

16B.167C omingo ?uerero
1671.167 Augustin $ayos
167D.16 74
74 )eo nc
nc io
io Pag al
alinawan
1675.167 !lemente )abao
1677-1676
167B.166C :ose +atividad
1661.16 6
6 &eliciano Pagalinawan
1667.1666 #iguel Auino
166B-16BC
16B1.16B :ose +atividad

16BD.16B4 #arcos )ontoc
16B5-16B7 :ose +atividad
SHORTLIVED PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC

Andres ;onifacio during his youth often visited his relatives in ta. Ana, especially during the town fiestas of Taguig. <hen he founded
the /atipunan, it was easy for him to gain followers from Taguig.
Among those who held leadership
leadership in the movement
movement were omingo #otas
#otas !ru%, who had risen to the
the ran of '#arsical de 3campo(
3campo( until
his death in the ;attle of Eapote* '!ommandantes( Pablo >. santos, Pantaleon $oldan, &elipe $ayos del ol, ;alta%ar !apistrano, )eocadio T.
#ariano,
#aria no, '!apitanes(
'!apitanes( =ono
=onorio
rio #usni
#usni,, )ino )abao, #arcelo de la Pa%, implicio
implicio Tolentino,
Tolentino, :uan !ru%, ?rego
?regorio
rio ?uere
?uerero,
ro, 'Tenientes(
'Tenientes( ?rego
?regorio
rio
+atividad, &ortunato inguinbayan, ionisio !apistrano, =igino Pere%, !anuto Pascual, :uan +atividad, >steban >stacio and many others.
<hen shortlived Philippine "ndependence was proclaimed on :une 1, 16B6, Taguig was administered by the following
;alta%ar !apistrano  'Pangulo ng ;ayan(
:acinto #analo  '/alihim(
Pablo ;. antos  '"ngat-@aman(

;alta%ar landrito  'Puno ng Pulisya(
And thirteen*
Pangulo ng +ayon
:uan !ru% - ;agumbayan

)iberato #ariano F ;icutan
!laro !uevas F =agonoy
#arcelo #anuel F <awa

"sabelo ;autista F ;ambang
Antonio !ru% F ta Ana
Pantelon $oldan F Tutuan
ilvestre ;uenaventura F Gsusan

=ermogenes an :uan F !al%ada
#ateo an Pedro - Palingon

)eocadio T. #ariano F Tipas
Pedro >sguerra F +apindan.
The 'Pangulo ng +ayon( acted as '!ouncilor( and were assisted by the 'Tiniente( appointed by him in his barrio.
Although the Treaty of Paris of ecember 1C, 16B6 concluded the panish-American <ar, it never the less sanctioned the American
occupation of the Philippines and transfer of sovereignty from the pain to the Gnited tates. The agreement between President >milio Aguinaldo
and the G.. authorities failed and so the &ilipinos fought against the American &orces. The '$evolucionaries( of Taguig 0oined the command of ?en.
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Pio del Pilar. After the an :uan ;ridge incident on &ebruary 4, 16BB, the Americans expanded their occupation of #anila to the neighboring towns,
which fell one after another due to their s uperior arms.
"t was recorded that on &ebruary 1, 16BB, the &ilipino forces dislodged Americans positioned in the hills of Taguig 8now a portion of &t.
;onifacio9 and Pateros causing many casualties among Americans. Actions continued and positions changed hand from then on. 3n #ay 15, the
tide turned in favor of the Americans so that 5CC '$evolucionaries( were captured and taen prisoners. Taguig fell finally to a cotigent of the &irst
<ashington volunteer "nfantry led by !ol. <holley on #arch 1, 16BB. "n its defense, seventy five revolucionaries died.
AMERICAN REGIME
3n #arch B, 1BCC at the start of American reign, Taguig was established as an independent municipality by virtue of ?eneral 3rder
+o. 4C. 3n :une 14, 1BC1, Taguig
Taguig was made a part of the Province
Province of $i%al by virtue of Act. 1D7 of the Philippine
Philippine !ommission
!ommission which was a
consolidation of a portion of the Province of #anila and the Province of #orong. Taguig then was classified as a fourth class municipality with , DB7
populace. The name $i%al was a suggestion of r. Trinidad =. Pardo de Tevera at the historic meeting held at the Pasig !atholic !hurch on :une 5,
1BC1 in the presence of the econd Philippine !ommission and presided over by its PresidentH!hairman, <illiam =oward Taft.
;y virtue of Act. +o. B4 of the Philippine !ommission, Taguig was 0oined with Pateros and #untinlupa on 3ctober 1, 1BCD with seat of
government at Pateros. About one and a half month later, #untinlupa was segregated from Taguig and made a part of ;iIan, )aguna by virtue of
Act. +o. 1CC6 dated +ovember 5, 1BCD, but was however, returned as part again of Taguig on #arch , 1BC5 by 2irtue of Act. +o. 1DC6 of the
Philippine commission with seat of government at Taguig.
Pateros was eventually separated from Taguig and both became independent municipalities of $i%al Province on :une C1, 1BC6 by
virtue of >xecutive 3rder +o. C, dated &ebruary C, 1BC6 upon petition of the residents of Pateros and recommendation of the Provincial ;oard of
the Province of $i%al. #untinlupa was separated from Taguig and became an independent municipality of $i%al Province on :anuary 1, 1B16 by
virtue of >xecutive 3rder +o. 1C6, dated ecember 1B, 1B17. &rom 1BCD to 1B17 when Pateros and #untinlupa were 0oined with Taguig, those
elected into office as President #unicipal were all residents of Taguig.
>xcept for one 2ice-Presidente who succeeded in his Presidente #unicipal for the unexpired term, the following administered the
municipality of Taguig during the American regime
81BC1-1BCD9 F &eliciano Pagalinawan
81BC4-1BC59, 81BC-1BC79, 81BC6-1BCB9 81B1C9 F &elipe $ayos del ol
81B11 3ct..15, 1B19 F ;raullio Pagalinawan

81B1-1B19 F ?raciano :uta
81B1-1B1B9, 81B1B-1B9, 81B-1B59 F :ose Pagtahan
81B5-1B69, 81B6-1BD19 F >usebio antos
81BD1-1BD49 F !leto #astrili.
The first #unicipal !ouncil of Taguig under the American regime was c omposed of the following
&eliciano Pagalinawan F President

Pantaleon &ranco F 2ice-President
Antonio !ru% - !onse0ales
amaso ionisio - !onse0ales
:uan !uevas - !onse0ales

ivestre ;uenaventura - !onse0ales
2ictoriano >stacio - !onse0ales
Tomas #onsod - !onse0ales

+icolas #o%o - !onse0ales
;ernabeta. Teresa F ecretario
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>lected as 2ice-President with &eliciano Pagalinawan in 1BCD was Pantelon &ranco and the '!onse0ales( were ;asilio ?uerrero,
Antonio !ru%, Tomas an Pedro, :uan !uevas, imeon an :uan, ilvestre ;uenaventura and Andres Pagalinawan* ;ernie ta. Teresa,
secretario.
Those elected with &elipe $ayos del ol during his first term 81BC4-1BC59 were &rancisco de ;or0a, 2ice-President, while as !onse0ales
were Agapito sulit, +icasio #analo, Pedro #endiola, imeon
imeon an :uan, Antonio !ru%, Pablo ;. antos, :ose de )eon, =ipolito &rancisco and :uan
!uevas.
Those who served with &elipe $ayos del ol during his third term 81BC6-1BCB9 were )oren%o $osales, 2ice-President* #
ariano ?arcia, Antonio !ru%, :ose de )eon, implicio #analo, =ipolito &rancisco, Pantaleon
Pantaleon de ;or0a, &ortunato . del ol, ;raullio Pagalinawan,
iego !uevas, :uan #o%o, !onse0ales* )uis ta. Ana, ecretario. <hen Pateros was separated from taguig on :une C1, 1BC6, :ose de )eon and
implicio #analo both residents of Pateros were re-assigned to their home town.
Those who were elected with &elipe $ayos del ol on his fourth term B1B1C-1B19 were ;raiullio Pagalinawan, 2ice-Presidente,
#arcelino >lias, #ariano ;alta%ar, +icolas #o%o, #ariano $eyes, Antonio !ru%, =ermogenes an:uan, Gldorico @umping, iego !uevas, !ayetano
2ictoria, !onse0ales. After serving for one year 81B1C9, the election of &elipe $ayos del ol was voided. The election law at the time allowed only
three continuous terms. The exclusion of Pateros did not matter and his fourth re-election was counted against him. =is 2ice-Presidente ;raullio
Pagalinawan was appointed to succeed him while #arcelino >lias was appointed by the Provincial ;oard of $i%al to succeed as 2ice-Presidente.
Those who served with ?raciano :uta from 3ctober1, 1B1 to 3ctober 15, 1B1 were :uan !uevas, 2ice-Presidente, and &rancisco
$oldan, &ranc
$oldan, &rancisco
isco Pili, $afael Pag
Pagalina
alinawan,
wan, era
erapio
pio ;alde
;alderama,
rama, :ose !arlo
!arlos,
s, ilve
ilvestre
stre ;uen
;uenavent
aventura,
ura, onato !ru%, #ariano ;alta%ar,
;alta%ar, as
!onse0ales and ionisio !apistrano, ' ecretario(.
<ith :ose Pagtahan from 3ctober 1, 1B1 to 3ctober 15, 1B1B were Antero "gnacio, 2ice-Presidente, and as ' conse0ales( were* :ose
Auino, Ponciano !apistrano, Anastacio @amson, >ugenio Papa, ervillano #analo, ;enito ?arcia, ?enero >speleta, and 2idal :oauin and
#arcos &ranco 'ecretario(.
<hen #untilnlupa was segregated from taguig in 1B16 ?raciano :uta and fortunate inguinbayan were appointed to replace ?enero
>speleta and 2idal :oauin who were residents of #untinlupa.
<ith :ose Pagtahan during his second term from 3ctober 1,1B1B to 3ctober 15, 1B were re-electionist 2ice-Presidente Antero
"gnacio, and 'conse0ales( :ose Auino, imon ebatian, $aymundo !ru%, #ariano armiento, ervillano #analo, >ugenio Papa, and marcelino ).
>stacio. The latter resigned in :anuary, 1BC aand his place $amon $amos was appointed. )eonardo ;autista remained as (ecretario #unicipal(.
A native of Taguig, Pedro #agsalin, was elected and served as #ember of the Provincial ;oard of $i%al under Provincial ?overnors
Andres ?abriel and Arcadio
Arcadio antos from 1B1B-1B,
1B1B-1B, representing the &irst istrict
istrict of $i%al Province.
3n August , 1BC political leaders and residents of the five barrios of !al%ada, Palingon-Tipas, "bayo-Tipas, and +apindan filed a
petition to the ?over
petition ?overnor
nor ?eneral of the Phil
Philippin
ippines
es through the Provincial
Provincial ;oar
;oardd of $i%al to separate from Taguig
Taguig proper and be formed as an
independent municipality. Among the signatories were leaders of the Partido +acionalista, Partido emocrata and "ndependientes, namely Pedro
+atividad, Tomas an Pedro, &rancisco >stacio, Prospero Polintan, #onico Tanyag, &ortunato inguinbayan, &rancisco ;alderrama, +ecomedes
;unyi, 2ictor !ru%, =ilario ;ernie, Anastacio #ariano, )a%aro )ontoc, )uciano antos, Angel :uta, Telesporo ;alderama, 2icente >sguerra, ?abriel
#endiola, #anuel #analo, Pascual
Pascual imaguila, $icardo #aglipon,
#aglipon, >steban ta. Ana, and others.
others. The petition was not granted because
because it was found
out that the proposed municipality
municipality laced the finan
financial
cial and econo
economic
mic capability.
capability. #ore
#oreover,
over, it would have weae
weaened
ned the moth
mother
er munic
municipali
ipality
ty of
Taguig.
3n the third term of :ose Pagtahan from 3ctober , 1B to 3ctober 15, 1B5 those who served in his municipal council were
&ortunato inguinbayan, 2ice-Presidente* &austo Alano, )eocadio "gnacio, >ngracio ionisio, :ulian ionisio, #ariano armiento, "sidoro &ermin,
#arcelo $eyes and :uan an Pedro* and )eonardo ;autista, 'ecretario(.
Those who served in the municipal council during the first term of >usebio antos from 3ctober 1, 1B5 to 3ctober 15, 1B6 were
!iriaco TiIga as 2ice-Presidente, and &austo Alano, )eocadio "gnacio, :ulian ionisio, #ariano armiento, >ugenio Papa, &elix A. ;ernie, $amon
$amos, and ;anito >. ?arcia as '!onse0ales(, and during his second term from 3ctober 1, 1B6 to 3ctober 15, 1BD1 were 2ice-Presidente Tomas
an Pedro and !onse
!onse0ales
0ales )eocadio
)eocadio "gna
"gnacio,
cio, )eoncio ionisio,
ionisio, everino
everino ant
antos,
os, &elipe A ;ern
;ernie,
ie, !iriaco Juilatan,
Juilatan, and Patr
Patricio
icio )ucas, and
)eonardo ;autista, 'ecretario(.
"n the election for the house of representative of the B th )egislature 3ct. 1, 1BD1 to +ov. 15, 1BD5 Pedro #agsalin, a native of Taguig
was elected to represent the &irst district of the province of $i%al.
Those who served with !leto #astrili from 3ctober 1, 1BD1 to 3ctober 15, 1BD4 were >xeuiel )abao as vice-Presidente, >ustauio
3rdone%, Teotimo !uevas, !esario #agsalin, >lino !ru%, Apolonio $amos, Antonio !ru%, '!onse0ales(, and ?erardo #analo as 'ecretario(.
Also elected for the same term 8 1BD1-1BD49 " the Provincial ;oard of $i%al under ?overnor &rancisco evilla was )eodovico )abao, a
native of Tipas, Taguig representing the &irst district of $i%al. =e was again re-elected to the same position for the next term 81BD1-1B1BD79.
>arlier in :uly of 1BD4 an election was also held for delegates to the constitutional convention to draft the Philippine !onstitution. >lected
to represent the first istrict of $i%al Province was again a native son of Taguig in the person of !astor T. !ru%.
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THE COMMONWEALTH PERIOD

Gnder the Tydings-#cuffe )aw, the Gnited tates granted the Philippines a ten-year transition period from 1BD to 1B45 nown as the
!ommonwealth. Although interrupted
interrupted by the : apanese occupation of the Philippines during the econd <orld <ar, the following served as Alcaldes
#unicipal  81BD4-1BD79 81BD7-1B4C9 81B41-1B49 F Artemio +atividad. +atividad refused to serve under the :apanese government and therefore
resigned. "n his stead 2ice-Alcalde )eocadio de )eon was appointed by the Provincial ;oard of $i%al. e )eon served from :anuary, 1B4D to
&ebruary 17, 1B45.
"n the election for the &irst +ational Assembly, Pedro #agsalin was again elected to represent the &irst istrict of the Province of $i%al
81BD5-1BD69.
Those who served with Presidente #unicipal Artemio +atividad from 3ctober 1, 1BD4 to 3ctober 15, 1BD7 were Teotimo !uevas, 2ice-
Presidente &rancisco de la $osa,
ancho #ansod, &rancisco ?uingcangco, :ose ?erpnimo, :ose $amos, and #ateo ?regorio, !onse0ales, and ?erardo #analo, ecretario.
uring the second term of Artemio +atividad as Alcalde municipal
municipal from :anuary 1, 1BD6 to ecember D1, 1B4C the following served
within him !iriaco TiIga, 2ice-Alcald
within 2ice-Alcalde*
e* #arce
#arcelo
lo $eyes
$eyes,, :uan !apistrano,
!apistrano, Tomas !ru%, #elencio
#elencio ant
antos,
os, !laro $amir
$amire%,
e%, and :orge $amos,
!onse0ales, and ?erardo #analo, ecretario.
3n the third term pf Artemio +atividad as Alcalde #unicipal which was interrupted by the :apanese occupation, :anuary 1, 1B41 to
ecember D, 1B4, the following composed the municipal council )eocadio de )eon, 2ice-Alcalde* #arcelo $eyes, ?eorge $amos, Aniceto $oldan,
#ariano Paac, !irilo antos and !arlo ionisio, !onse0ales.
!onse0ales. <hen Artemio +atividad resigned as Alcalde municipal in 1B4, )eocadio de )eon
succeede him and served the original council without a 2ice-Alcalde from :anuary 1, 1B4D to &ebruary 17, 1B45. The council remained the same but
#aximino ionisio served as 'ecretario(.
JAPANESE INTERLUDE
3n :anuary 1, 1B4, #anila was declared as an open city as the G-Philippine forces 8GA&&>9 retreated to ;ataan and !orregidor. Automatically,
$i%al Province fell under the rule of the :apanese &orces. The latter set foot in Taguig in the evening of :anuary , 1B4.
Among the natives of Taguig who were officers and saw action in the defense of the country against the army were aniel 2ictoria,
#arcos >stacio, $icardo ?. Papa, #iguel !apistrano and castor ;uenaflor. They 0oined the eath march from amal, ;ataan to !apas, Tarlac after
the fall of ;ataan and !orregidor on April B, 1B4.
#any among the patriotic people particularly the professionals and government employees refused to serve under the :apanese
?overnment and returned to fishing, farming and commerce for their livelihood awaiting the promised return of ?en. ouglas #acArthur. #any
0oined the underground movements
movements in 1B4 such as =unters
=unters $3T! guerillas and the #aringsK
#aringsK &il-American "rregular
"rregular Troops.
The :apanese conducted %onification of all male citi%ens, twice for the whole town, and separately for each of the thirteen
barrios. usp
barrios. uspected
ected guerillas
guerillas were tortured
tortured and sent ot garrisons at Antipolo
Antipolo and &ort antiago,
antiago, but the most tragic was the last
conducted in the barrio of Tipas on ecember 1, 1B44 where more than 5CC men, intellectuals and professionals, were taen and never
returned. Among them were #ayor Artemio +atividad, speaer of the #ayors L)eague of $i%al, ex-Prov. ;oard #ember )odovico )abao,
!ol. #arcos >stacio, Atty. !arlos +atividad, r. &rancisco ta. Ana, r. Amado ;alderama and a host of others. A marer in honor of
these martys inaugurated by then !ongressman &erdinand >. #arcos on &ebruary 4, 1B4B now stands in Tipas, Taguig, 8$i%al9, #.#la.
3n the evening of &ebruary 5, 1B45, :apanese navy soldiers burned all the houses and buildings of barrio Gsusan, and would have
burned the town proper but for the intercession of one !apitan /awagutsi, the :apanese Army !ommander assigned to Taguig.
At noon
noontime
time of &ebr
&ebruary
uary 17, 1B45, a small conti
contingent
ngent,, advanc scoutss of the 11 th Airbo
advancee scout Airborne
rne ivision together with some gueri
guerillas
llas
penetrated ;arrio <awa and in a brief sirmish at the Taguig $iver wounded and captured !aptain /awagutsi.
Taguig was liberated on &ebruary D, 1B45 after the defeat of the :apanese in the battle of /ay Patag =ills in the barrios of ;icutan and
;agumbayan on &ebruary , 1B45.
&rom &ebruary 17, 1B45 the $3T! =unter ?uerillas of Taguig too over the #unicipal =all and established an emergency provisionary
local government until :une DC, 1B45 with their officers interchangeably acting as Alalde starting with Auilino armiento with ?on%alo with ?on%alo
#agsalin as secretary. )ater Pedro . !ru% too over during the last six months of the commonwealth 8:uly 1-ec. D1, 1B459.
<ith Pedro . !ru% in the council were ;onifacio $elon, 2ice-Alcalde* "rene A. !ru%, Pio &elipe, #ateo ?regorio, ;enito ?arcia, :orge
$amos, !ornelio !arlos, !onse0ales, and "reneo ;unyi, ecretary.
Among the officers of the resistance movement and recogni%ed as such were 8$3T! =unter ?uerillas9 )t. !ol. Pedro . !ru%* #a0ors
?uillermo !asa, $amon omingo, &rancisco 2illar* !aptains !irilo de : esus, Auilino armiento, ominadr $ealon, ?on%alo #agsalin* )ieutenants
:ose ;ernie, ?eneroso @umping, #auricio ;alagtas, egundo antos, ebastian #arcelo, #arcos ionisio, Avelino Tanyag, &elipe ?regorio,
#arcelo >stacio, :ose $eyes, $amon $amos :r ., ?regorio ionisio, ilvestre Pascual, ;enito &lores, Paterno Pagtahan, &ilemon !ipriano, Antonio
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#analo, :ose !oncepcion, +icanor Papa, ?licerio =errera, #eluides :uta, elfin ;uenaventura, $uben Juilatan, #arcelino ;eltran* 8#arings
?uerilla9 !ol. &rancisco Adriano, !apt. omingo #arcelino, )ieutenants ?audencio )ecente, "reneo $eyes, aturnino Pagsisihan, $omeo ;erdin,
:ose ;or0a, and many others whose names c annot be recalled as of this writing.
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

<hen civil government was restored, )eocadio de )eon resumed office from :an. B, to #ay D1, 1B4. =owever when Presidential
>lection of April, 1B4, Pedro . !ru% was appointed Alcalde and served until the first regular election 8:une-ecember D1, 1B479.
Pres. $oxas appointed a son of Taguig, &ormer Assemblyman Pedros #agsalin, a member of his !abinet as secretary of )abor.
Those who served from :anuary to #ay, 1B4 with )eoca )eocadio
dio de )eon were !iriaco TiIga, 2ice-Alcalde
2ice-Alcalde,, #ate
#ateoo ?reg
?regorio,
orio, ?eorge
$amos, ;enito ?arcia, >duardo ionisio, !ouncilors, and "reneo ;unyi, ecretary.
The #unicipal !ouncil of Taguig who served with Pedro . !ru% from :une 1B4 to ecember 1B47 were "sidro &ermin, 2ice-Alcalde*
2ice-Alcalde*
"reneo A. !ru%, ;enito &lores, imeon ebastian, :ose Auino, Anacleto 3col, egundo !ru%, councilors, and "reneo ;unyi, ecretary.
Those who were elected and served as chief executives of the municipality after
after the proclamation of independence on :uly 4, 1B4
under the $epublic of the Philippines were 1B46-1B519 F +icanor P. !ru%* 81B5-1B559 F ;onifacio A. $elon* 81B5-B5B981BC-1BDC981B4-1B79
81B6-1B719 F 81B7-April 1D, 1B79 F #onico !. Tanyag* 8April 14- August D, 1B7, 3.".!.9 August 4, 1B7 F #arch , 1B6C as Acting #ayor #arch
D, 1B6C F &ebruary 1B6 as elected #ayor9 F )evi ;. #ariano.
>lected
>lected with +ican
+icanor
or P. !ru% in the #unic
#unicipal
ipal !ouncil 81B46-1B519
81B46-1B519 were Tibu
Tiburcio
rcio antos, 2ice-Alcalde*
calde* )ucio anga, "gmidio
"gmidio
Pagalinawan, Alfonso armiento, ;enito &lores, Arsenio :avier, Patricio )ucas, !ouncilors. "reneo ;unyi was the municipal secretary serving with
;onifacio $elon in the #unicipal !ouncil 81B5-1B559 were "sidro &ermin, 2ice-Alcalde, Amalio . ;ernie, #eluiades . antos, !onrado ;. carlos,
#oises P. cru%, Pio T. &elipe, and !laudio #arcelo as !ouncilors. The )atter resigned and was replaced by ;enito ?arcia. )eocadio Pagalinawan
served as secretary. )ater he was replaced by +icanor #. Patricio. !onrado !arlos resigned on ept. 16, 1B55 while #oises !ru% also resigned on
Aug. 1, 1B55* and in their place =erminigildo
ldo !aseres and $oue $odolfo were
were appointed, respectively.
uringg the first term of #onico !. Tanya
urin Tanyagg 81B5
81B5-1B5B
-1B5B99 the following
following were elect
elected
ed with him Alfonso
Alfonso !. $old
$oldan,
an, 2ice-Alcalde*
2ice-Alcalde* :uan
!apistrano, $amon #arcelino, evero Pagalinawan, +iceas 3rdone%, &rancisco Tortosa, Tomas !ru%, !ouncilors. The #unicipal ecretary was
>ufracio . antos. <hen the latter resigned, #iss Eosima Polintan too over.
uring the second term of #onico !. Tanyag 81BC-1BD9 the following were elected with him Augusto #. ?arcia, 2ice-#ayor, )uciano
)ontoc, ona
)ontoc, onatoto >sta
>stacio,
cio, :ose Pili, +iceas 3la%o, Angel ant
antos,
os, and $amon #arcelino,
#arcelino, !ouncilors.
!ouncilors. ;ene
;enedicto
dicto $. >sgue
>sguerra
rra acte
actedd as munic
municipal
ipal
secretary. Atty. )evi ;. #ariano was )egal Adviser to the #ayor.
3n the third term of #onico !. tanyag 81B4-1B79 the following composed the #unicipal !ouncil :ose !. ;ernie, 2ice-#ayor* Teodoro
Arriola, ;enedicto !ru%, &elipe ones, : ose #endiola, #iguel 3la%o, erapio ta. Ana, and ;en0amin #ariano, !ouncilors. ;enedicto $. >sguerra
was the ecretary.
uring the Presidency of iosdado #acapagal two of the ma0or commands of the Armed &orces of the Philippine Army and the
Philippine Air &orce were placed in the hands of two of Taguig sons, namely ;rig. ?en. $icardo ?. Papa, and ;rig. ?en. :onas 2ictoria,
respectively. )ater, President #arcos promoted another son of Taguig, ;rig. ?en. !astor ;uenaflor, "nspector ?eneral of the A&P.
uring the fourth term of #onico !. Tanyag 81B6-1B719 the following were elected with him Alvaro P. 2illar, 2ice-#ayor* $olando
?arcia, Pedro 3la%o, Pascual armiento,
$ufino acumos, ;enedicto $. !ru%, &elino #arcelino, $enato Juilatan and $icardo $. !ru%. ;enedicto $. >sguerre served as #unicipal ecretary.
uring the fifth term of #onico !. Tanyag 81B7-1B759 the following were elected with him +icanor !. ?arcia, 2ice-#ayor, Pascual
armiento, Pedro 3la%o, #ariano #aglipon, &rancisco ;or0a, >uleterio !anda%a, Pacifico antos, )eo Pagalinawan and !rispin $eyes, The last
two however, resigned during the first two years of the term.
MARTIAL LAW YEARS

3n eptember 1, 1B7 by virtue of proclamation +o. 1C61, President &erdinad #arcos declared martial law in the Philippines.
3n +ovember 7, 1B75 #etropolitan #anila was created consisting of four 849 cities and thirteen municipalities under the administration
of the #etropolitan manila !ommission by virtue of Presidential ecree +o. 64 the municipality of Taguig was segregated from the province of $i%al
and made a part of #etropolitan #anila.
The #unicipal !ouncil of Taguig was dissolved by virtue of P 64 on +ovember 7, 1B75 but the incumbent !ouncil members were
included in a angguniang ;ayan whose membership also involved nine ectoral representatives and seven ;arangay captains and representative
of /abataang ;arangay. As constituted, the angguniang ;ayan of taguig was composed of )evi ;. #ariano, Presiding 3fficer* +icanor ;. ?arcia,
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President Pro-Tempore, &rancisco ;or0a,

;or0a, $olando ionisio, Pascual armiento,
armiento, #ariano #aglipon, Pedro 3la%o, >leuterio
>leuterio !anda%a, Pacifico
3sano, &rancisco de la !ru%, >liseo . antos, #anuel Pascual, #ercindo #endo%a, #arcelo )ucas, Augustin )agangan, onato >stacio, omingo
Tengco, ;ernardino >lias, "sidro ?arcia, >mmanuel #ulawin, >usebio ta. ;arbara and 2irgilio >ustauio.
<hen #onico !. Tanyag fell ill, Atty. )evi ;. #ariano was appointed 3fficer "n-!harge of the #ayorKs 3ffice on April 14, 1B7. <hen
#ayor Tanyag died on :uly 1, 1B7, #ariano was appointed Acting #ayor of Taguig effective August 4, 1B7 and held post throughout the #arcos
years until the >dsa People Power $evolution of &ebruary, 1B6.
;y virtue of Presidential ecree +o. 557 dated eptember C, 1B74 all newly created barrios and citi%ens assemblies under P 6, as
amended were declared ;arangays and all references to the barrio in and existing law henceforth were understood and referred to as barangay.
The #inucipalty of Taguig now comprising of eighteen 8169 barangays with corresponding area in hectars, namely ;agumbayan F D
has, ;agong Tanyag F 17 has., Gpper ;icutan F 144 has., )ower ;icutan - D5 has., <estern ;icutan F D55 has., #aharlia 2illage F 51 F has.,
ignal 2illage has., =agonoy F 1 has.,
has., <awa F 1B6 has., ;ambang F B has., Gsusan F 145 has., has., Tutuan F D1 has., ta.
ta. Ana F  has.,
!al%ada F177 has., Palingon F 117 has., )igid-Tipas F 6 has., "bayo-Tipas F 6 15 has., and +apindan F 7C has.
The remaining balance of 1,. hectares are within &t. ;onifacio #ilitary $eservation .
THE POST EDSA PEOPLE POWER REVOLUTION:

<ith the restoration of Philippine emocracy and the start of the Administration of President
President !ora%on !. Auino on &ebruary, 1B6,
"sidro ?arcia was appointed 3.".!.-#ayor and onato ). >stacio replaced ?arcia as 3.".!.-#ayor and served until 1B66 when local elections were
held and a new mayor was elected. uring the "ncumbency of ?arcia and >stacio, no members of the #unicipal !ouncil were appointed and the
municipal executive at the time was assisted by a management committee composed of heads of offices.
"n the election of #ay, 1B66, $odolfo de ?u%man was elected #ayor and Pacifico antos, 2ice-#ayor and held offices effective
3ctober, 1B66, the delay of which was caused by a prolonged electoral protest. After the elections of 1B66, it was only on 3ctober 1C, 1B66 that the
elected #ayor $odolfo de ?u%man too over the reins of government of the municipality. The other elected officials were Pacifico antos, 2ice-
#ayor and Agapito $. !ru%, :r., ionisio ?. Papa, =erminia !. Pere%, 2ivencio ;. >stacio, #artin . !asas, #ario !. $eyes, aniel #. !astillo,
anilo !. $ayos del ol, $ufino :. #amonong and $ene ?. )abuntog, !ouncilors. elio :. antos
antos represented the A;! in the !ouncil.
$icardo ?. Papa :r. was elected #ayor for 1BB-1BB5. >lected with #ayor Papa were aniel #. !astillo, 2ice-#ayor
and Allan Peter . !ayetano, Allan Paul !. !ru%, $icardo . !ru%, :r., #ario !. $eyes, Philip . Pagalinawan,
Pagalinawan, anilo !. $ayos del
ol, $icardo :. :ordan, anilo ?. !astro, #arisse ). ;alina and ?ualberto #. $oa, councilors
councilors..
&or 1BB5 F 1BB6, "sidro ?arcia was first proclaimed #ayor and ra. )oida-Al%ona as 2ice-#ayor. =owever, during the later part of 1BB7,
#ayor $icardo ?. Papa, :r. was proclaimed the duly elected #ayor of the municipality. ;efore the end of the Administrative year 1BB5 F 1BB5, Alan
Peter . !ayetano was also proclaimed as the elected 2ice-#ayor. >lected councilors were Allan Paul !ru%, :r., $obert . ionisio, ?amaliel +. an
Pedro, Philip . Pagalinawan, #ilagros &. 2alencia, #arisse ;alina->ron, $icardo 0. :ordan, )eo #. Aguilar, anilo ?. !astro, :r., and 2alencio T.
3sano.
2enacio T. 3sano was replaced by his wife )olita ?. 3sano who was appointed by the party after the former died.
&or 1BB6-CC1, the incumbent, $icardo . Papa, :r. was reelected #ayor. Also elected were ra. )oida )abao-Al%ona, 2ice-#ayor,
and anilo ?. !astro, $icardo . !ru%, :r., ?eorge A. >lias, $eynaldo
$eynaldo !. &lores,$obert . ionisio, ?amaliel
?amaliel +. an Pedro, >lpidio :avier, +oel
i%on, !arlos !atacio, #ilagros &. 2alencia, $icardo :. :ordan and )eo #. Aguilar, !ouncilors. Atty. =enry " ueIas as A;! President and $yanne
?utiere% as / &ederation President represented A;! and / &ederation, respectively, in the !ouncil.
Si Bonifacio Anak n Ta!i a" an Pa#o$a n Hi%a&ikan Taa'I$o

Alam ng araniwang Pilipino na si Andres ;onifacio ay isnilang sa Tondo, #aynila. Ang di nila alam, ang ama niyang si si antiago
;onifacio ay mula sa bayan ng Taguig na nasa buana ng "log Pasig sa )aguna de bay. #ay abuhayan ito sa #aynila aya tumira tumira sa Tondo,
ngunit lagging parooKt parito, asama si Andres.
Andres. amaatuwid, ang nagtatag
nagtatag ng at upremo ng atipunan, ang Ama ng ;ansa
;ansa na inuluwal sa liyab
ng =imagsian noong 16B, ay isang ana ng Taguig. +gunit hindi ito nalalaman ng mga Pilipino o ng  ahit ng asaluuyang mga taga-Taguig.
#ay dalawa pang mahalagang augnayan si ?at Andres sa Taguig, particular pa sa nayon ng +apindan na may isang parola o
bantayan sa hangganan ng ilog at ng lawa. #ay pratial at simboliong papel ang paroling iyon sa atipunan at sa =imagsian.
Ang lupaing naapaligid sa lumang parola ay ginamit na sentro ng oordinasyon at omuniasyon ng /atipunan.
/atipunan. =alimbawa, pagbali
pa ni r. Pio 2alen%uela
2alen%uela matapos
matapos niyang maausap
maausap si r. :ose P. $i%al sa apitan,
apitan, nag-ulat siya ay ;onifacio
;onifacio sa may luman
lumangg parola ng
+apindan. #araming pinag-aralan at pinagpasyahang usapin sa liwanag ng parola, ng buwan at mga bituin. /apag may dumarating na patrolya ng
guardia civil, ang mga /atipuneroKy biglaaang naglalaho
naglalaho sa dilim. #ulang pagabata ay abisado na ni ;onifacio ang pasiot-siot doon.
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Ang ipinangalan nina ;onifacio sa bansang isinisilang doon ng $ebolusyon ay '/atagalugan(. /aramihan asi ng mga omunidad sa
buong apuluan ay naatira sa may mga mga ilog, at atunayaKy asingahulugan ng atagang 'taga-ilog(
'taga-ilog( ang mga atagang '"-loocan( 8"loanoC,
8"loanoC,
'ibanag(, 'apampangan(, 'taga-agusanK, 'suba-non( 8asing ugat ng 'sugbuhanon(9 at ng 'taausug(. aloy ng ilog ang tumutuhog sa pagaahawig
ito na binulod
binulod ng mga pamayana
pamayanangng ito na binulod
binulod ng /ati
/atipunan
punan bilang
bilang isang
isang bansa noong
noong 816B-B9.
816B-B9. Tunay
Tunay nga, ang ilog ay ango
angopp na
sagisag ng ating pagabansa.
a /atipunan, ang apoy, araw at liwanag ay mga simbolo naman ng /atotohanan at /atuwiran.
a parola ng +apindan, ang mga simbolo ng ilog at ng liwanag ay pinagsanib. /inatawan nito ang malalim na pilosopiyang binuo nina
;onifacio at tinaglay ng mga /atipunero,
/atipunero, asabay ng mga simulating magpaatao at maipagapwa-tao na naahnay sa labing-apat na aral na
nasa /artilya ng /atipunan.
#ula pa noong
noong 1BB,
1BB, nagpupun
nagpupunyagi
yagi na ang
ang /ama
/amalaysay
laysayan
an 8/amp
8/ampanya
anya para sa /amala
/amalayan
yan sa /asaysaya
/asaysayan9
n9 na masalisi
masalisi at
maipalaganp ang mga atot
maipalaganp atotohana
ohanann uol sa malalim na diwa at pilosopiya
pilosopiya ng /atipunan,
/atipunan, upang
upang hindi puro tapang
tapang at galit lamang
lamang ng mga
/atipunero ang mailala ng sambayanang Pilipino. #ahalagang ambag ang mga pananalisi ni :ose >duardo oroteo 2elasue%, sa tulong ng
mga histohistorian
rian ng Pasig na
na sina r. !arlos Tech at r. )uciano
)uciano antiago.
antiago. i 2elasue%
2elasue% ang pangalawa
pangalawang
ng director-ta
director-tagapag
gapagpagana
paganapp ng
amalaysaya
amal aysayann at tagapag-ugnay
tagapag-ugnay nito sa buong sala
salaw
w ng silangang #etro #anila at lalaw
lalawigang
igang $i%al. #arami nang maasaysayan
maasaysayan poo ang
nililinagng ng /amalaysayan sa amalyan ng madla, tulad ng /uweba ng Pamitinan sa #ontalban,
#ontalban, 'bahay-/uwago( at ';ituang #ano(
#ano( sa Pasig,
at ito ngang Poo ng Parola sa +apindan, Taguig.
An Pa()$
Pa()$ n Ta!i &a *a"i(!nan
*a"i(!nan a" R)+o$!&,on
Hunyo,1896,Pook ng Parola,Nayon ng Napindan, Bayan ng Taguig
Pagagaling sa bayan ng apitan, lalawigan ng Eamboanga, iniulat ngayon ni r. Pio 2alen%uela sa upremo Andres ;onifacio ng
naging palagay ni r. :ose $i%al tungol sa binabala na paghihimagsi ng mga Ana ng ;ayan. Ang pag-uulat ni r. 2alen%uela ay alinsunod sa
atas ng Asamblea #agna /ataas-taasang,
/ataas-taasang, /agalang-galangan,
/agalang-galangan, /atipunan ng mga Ana
Ana ng ;ayan na isinagawa
isinagawa nitong naalipas na unang lingo
lingo
ng #ayo sa ;ituang #ano, bayan
bayan ng Pasig.
=abang nagaasayahan ang mga apatid sa anilang paglangoy sa malinaw at malayang anod ng tubig papalabas ng lawa ng ;ai,
asabay ng lagaslas ng aiga-igayang agos, inihayag ni r. 2alen%uela ang pagtingin ni $i%al sa napipintong pagsilab ng himagsian.
himagsian. Anya, hindi
nais tangiliin ni $i%al
$i%al ang isang pag-aalsang binala nang lingid sa anyang aalaman.
aalaman. ?ayunman nagbigay lang payoM “Tiyakin
nagbigay si $i%al ng ilang
ang suporta ng malalaking mangangalakal at ng mga kinkikilalang indio”… “Tiyaking sapat ang kahandaan
kahandaan ng mamamayan”… “Dapat makuha ang
suporta ng mga guy!rno ng iang ansa”…
ansa”… “"sama ninyo si #ntonio $una% &agaling siya%”
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TAGUIG CITY COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE & ZONING PLAN 1

THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

eo!raphy" Location an# Area

Area $istri%&tion o' Ta!&i!

(): @ ity 6eelopment "lanning )ffice

Members of the "leistocene Auadalupe 9ormation predominantly

Based on the Physiography Map

Topography, Elevation and Slope

"s per the &lope

Land and Associated Soil Characteristics

"s per Metro Manila

Freshwater Marshes 6"lluvial !andscape7

Broad "lluvial Plain 6"lluvial !andscape7

Minor "lluvial Plain and $solated $nland =alley 6"lluvial !andscape7

/ndulating !ow 0egraded Tuffaceous Plateau 6Foothill !andscape7

Water Resources Characteristics

"lmost )''' wells

Water Sampling Results, !!!

Parameters Station  Station " DE#R Std$ %or

From the nearest PAGASA atation at NAIA, climatologica

HISTORY and LANDMARS

!<IA" ANC @A"82

"he !limate is characteri*ed b$ two t$%es of season+

THE FOUNDATION DAY

16C- omingo ?uevarra

167.166 !iriaco )abao

16B1.16B :ose +atividad

SHORTLIVED PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC

Pablo ;. antos  '"ngat-@aman(

:uan !ru% - ;agumbayan

#arcelo #anuel F <awa

ilvestre ;uenaventura F Gsusan

#ateo an Pedro - Palingon

81B11 3ct..15, 1B19 F ;raullio Pagalinawan

81BD1-1BD49 F !leto #astrili.

&eliciano Pagalinawan F President

:uan !uevas - !onse0ales

Tomas #onsod - !onse0ales

THE COMMONWEALTH PERIOD

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

MARTIAL LAW YEARS

President Pro-Tempore, &rancisco ;or0a,

THE POST EDSA PEOPLE POWER REVOLUTION:

Si Bonifacio Anak n Ta!i a" an Pa#o$a n Hi%a&ikan Taa'I$o

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