Buhos ng semento sa 2nd lane ng LGU Compound entrance road

Buhos ng semento sa 2nd lane ng LGU Compound entrance road

Buhos ng semento sa 2nd lane ng LGU Compound entrance road January 25, 2022 | Binubuhusan...

RA 7160 or The 1991 Local Government Code, Article VII Section (b) The engineer shall take charge of the engineering office and shall: (2) Advise the governor or mayor, as the case may be, on and other engineering matters; (3) Administer, coordinate, supervise, and control the construction, maintenance, improvement, (4) Provide engineering services to the local government unit concerned, including investigation and survey, engineering designs, feasibility studies, and project management.

Office or Division:Office of the Municipal Engineer
Classification:Highly Technical Transactions
Type of Transaction:G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail:All
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTSWHERE TO SECURE
1. Approved letter request addressed to the Municipal Mayor
(1 original, 1 photocopy)
Office of the Municipal Mayor
CLIENT STEPSAGENCY ACTIONFEES TO BE PAIDPROCESSING TIMEPERSON RESPONSIBLE
1. Proceed to the Office of the Municipal Engineer and present the approved request letter.1. Schedules the requestNONE5 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
2. If there are no prior schedules, secure an order of payment.2. Issues an order of payment.NONE5 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
3. Proceed to the Municipal Treasurer’s Office and present the order of payment. Pay the required fees and secure and official receipt. Photocopy the official receipt.3. Issues an order of paymentNote: Rental Fee for the use of Equipment:
Payloader –
PHP 6,600/day
Dump Truck –
PHP 3,500/day
5 minutesRevenue Collection Clerk
4. Return to the Municipal Engineer’s Office and submit photocopy of the official receipt.4. Receives payment and issues an official receiptNONE5 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
3. Implement the Project
TOTAL20 minutes

Service is under RA 7160 or The 1991 Local Government Code Article VII Section (b).

Any person, firm or corporation including any agency or instrumentality of government who intends to rent the equipment.

Office or Division:Office of the Municipal Engineer
Classification:Simple
Type of Transaction:G2C – Government to Client, G2B – Government to Business Entity, G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail:Barangay Officials
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTSWHERE TO SECURE
1. 20% Development FundLocal Government Unit – Municipal Budget Office
2. Sangguniang Barangay ResolutionOffice of the Barangay Official
3. Certificate of Availability of FundLocal Government Unit – Municipal Budget Office
CLIENT STEPSAGENCY ACTIONFEES TO BE PAIDPROCESSING TIMEPERSON RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit requirements to the Municipal Engineer’s Office1. Conducts inspection or survey on the proposed project to determine if the site is feasible or not for the project. Gather some data.NONE8 hoursMunicipal Engineer/ Draftsman and Engineering Staff
2. Accepts Sketch Plan, approved Program of Works (POW) and Detailed Estimates2. Prepares sketch plan showing the detailed elevation and measurements pertaining to the preparation of program of works.NONE48 hoursMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
3. Prepares detailed estimates of the project. It includes quantity, manpower, equipment, fuel and materials needed for the construction of the project.NONE48 hoursMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
4. Revises plans and program of works indicating the changes being made in the plans and reflects the changes of quantity in the program of works.NONE48 hoursMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
3. Implement the Project
TOTAL152 hours

Service is under RA 7160 or The 1991 Local Government Code Article VII Section (b).

A Building Permit is issued by the Building Official to an owner/applicant to proceed with the construction, installation, addition, alteration, renovation, conversion, repair, moving, demolition, or other work activity or a specific project/building/structure or portions thereof after the accompanying principal plans, specifications and other documents with the duly notarized application are found satisfactory and substantially confirming with the National Building Code of the Philippines and its Implementing Rules and Regulations and the Local Zoning Ordinance.

Office or Division:Office of the Municipal Engineer
Classification:Complex
Type of Transaction:G2C – Government to Client, G2B – Government to Business Entity, G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail:All
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTSWHERE TO SECURE
1. Five (5) Copies – (NBC Form No. B-01) Application for Building Permit Form duly notarized and accomplished
(1 original, 4 photocopy)
Office of the Municipal Engineer/Local Building Official
2. Five (5) Copies of plans duly signed and sealed by a Civil Engineer or Architect (1 original, 4 photocopy)To be provided by the client
3. Certification from the Deputized Zoning Administrator regarding in the zoning requirements (1 original, 4 photocopy)Office of the Municipal Planning and Development Office
4. Locational Clearance from the Deputized Zoning Administrator (1 original, 4 photocopy)Office of the Municipal Planning and Development Office
5. Five (5) Copies – Certified true copy of Latest Tax Declaration
(5 photocopy)
Office of the Municipal Assessor
6. Five (5) copies – Transfer Certificate Title (TCT)/Original Certificate Title (OCT) (5 photocopy)Office of the Registry of Deeds/ Owner
7. Five (5) copies – Certificate of Real Property Tax Payment/Current Tax Receipt (1 original, 4 photocopy)Office of the Municipal Treasurer
8. Five (5) copies – Lot Plan signed sealed by a registered geodetic engineer (1 original, 4 photocopy)Registered Geodetic Engineer/ To be provided by the client
9. Certificate from the Fire department regarding the fire safety
(1 original, 1 photocopy)
Bureau of Fire Protection
10. Record Book signed and sealed by a registered Civil Engineer or Architect
(1 pc Record Book)
Provided by the Client, Signed and Sealed by Registered Civil Engineer/ Architect
CLIENT STEPSAGENCY ACTIONFEES TO BE PAIDPROCESSING TIMEPERSON RESPONSIBLE
1. Secure application forms and other requirements1. Provide checklist of requirements, including the requirements specific to the concerned agencies. Briefs client on the process of securing a building permit and on the necessary agency clearances appropriate to their construction project.NONE10 minutesEngineering Staff
2. Submit the plans and required supporting documents to the Municipal Engineer’s Office for initial verification of the requirements.2. Receives documents and verifies completeness of plans ad gives an endorsement to other offices/agencies for securing required clearancesNONE30 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
3. Secure an order of payment after the application has been determined to be complete and in order.3. Issues an order of paymentNONE20 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
4. Proceed to the Municipal Treasurer’s Office and present the order of payment. Pay the required fees and secure an official receipt. Photocopy the official receipt.4. Receives payment and issues an official receiptNONE15 minutesRevenue Collection Clerk
5. Return to the Municipal Engineer’s Office and submit copy of the official receipt.5. Record the OR and completed forms.
Filled-up application and prepare the permit for approval.
Approval and releasing of permit.
Please refer to the Revised Edition of National Building Code 2005, (NBCDO Memorandum Circular No. 1 Series of 2005 – New schedule of Building Permit Fees and Other Charges.90 minutesEngineering Staff/

Municipal Engineer
TOTAL165 minutes

Issuance of Building Permit is under PD 1096, National Building Code of the Philippines, Rule 3 Section 301.

This permit is secured prior to actual construction of fence.

Office or Division:Office of the Municipal Engineer
Classification:Simple
Type of Transaction:G2C – Government to Client, G2B – Government to Business Entity, G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail:All
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTSWHERE TO SECURE
1. Five (5) Copies – (NBC Form No. B-03) Application for Fencing Permit Form duly notarized and accomplished
(1 original, 4 photocopy)
Office of the Municipal Engineer/Local Building Official
2. Five (5) Copies of Fencing Plans, Bill of Materials and Cost Estimates Specifications duly signed and sealed by a Civil Engineer or Architect (1 original, 4 photocopy)To be provided by the Client
3. Five (5) Copies – Certified true copy of Latest Tax Declaration
(4 photocopy)
Office of the Municipal Assessor
4. Five (5) copies – Transfer Certificate Title (TCT)/Original Certificate Title (OCT) (5 photocopy)Office of the Registry of Deeds
5. Five (5) copies – Certificate of Real Property Tax Payment/Current Tax Receipt (1 original, 4 photocopy)Office of the Municipal Treasurer
6. Five (5) copies – Lot Plan signed sealed by a registered geodetic engineer (1 original, 4 photocopy)Registered Geodetic Engineer/ To be provided by the client
7. Record Book signed and sealed by a registered Civil Engineer or Architect
(1 pc Record Book)
To be provided by the client and Signed and Sealed by Registered Civil Engineer/ Architect
CLIENT STEPSAGENCY ACTIONFEES TO BE PAIDPROCESSING TIMEPERSON RESPONSIBLE
1. Office of the Municipal Treasurer1. Issues fencing permit forms and gives briefing on the service. Assesses and evaluates the submitted documents and verifies the completeness of the plans.NONE10 minutesEngineering Staff
2. Submit the plans and required supporting documents to the Municipal Engineer’s Office for initial verification of the requirements.2. Receives documents and verifies completeness of plans ad gives an endorsement to other offices/agencies for securing required clearancesNONE30 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
3. Secure an order of payment after the application has been determined to be complete and in order.3. Issues an order of paymentNONE20 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
4. Proceed to the Municipal Treasurer’s Office and present the order of payment. Pay the required fees and secure an official receipt. Photocopy the official receipt.4. Receives payment and issues an official receiptNONE15 minutesRevenue Collection Clerk
5. Return to the Municipal Engineer’s Office and submit copy of the official receipt.5. Record the OR and completed forms.
Filled-up application and prepare the permit for approval.
Approval and releasing of permit.
Please refer to the Revised Edition of National Building Code 2005, (NBCDO Memorandum Circular No. 1 Series of 2005 – New schedule of Building Permit Fees and Other Charges.90 minutesEngineering Staff/

Municipal Engineer
TOTAL165 minutes

Issuance of Building Permit is under PD 1096, National Building Code of the Philippines.

This permit is secured prior to systematic dismantling or destruction of a building or structure in whole or in part.

Office or Division:Office of the Municipal Engineer
Classification:Simple
Type of Transaction:G2C – Government to Client, G2B – Government to Business Entity, G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail:All
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTSWHERE TO SECURE
1. Five (5) Copies – (NBC Form No. B-08) Application for Demolition Permit Form duly notarized and accomplished
(1 original, 4 photocopy)
Office of the Municipal Engineer/Local Building Official
2. Five (5) Copies of Sketch Plans/Vicinity Map, Location Plan (1 original, 4 photocopy)To be provided by the Client
3. Five (5) Copies of Sketch Plans/Vicinity Map, Location Plan (1 original, 4 photocopy)Office of the Municipal Assessor
4. Five (5) copies – Transfer Certificate Title (TCT)/Original Certificate Title (OCT) (5 photocopy)Office of the Registry of Deeds
5. Five (5) copies – Certificate of Real Property Tax Payment/Current Tax Receipt (1 original, 4 photocopy)Office of the Municipal Treasurer
6. Five (5) copies – Lot Plan signed sealed by a registered geodetic engineer (1 original, 4 photocopy)Registered Geodetic Engineer/ To be provided by the client
CLIENT STEPSAGENCY ACTIONFEES TO BE PAIDPROCESSING TIMEPERSON RESPONSIBLE
1. Request application forms.1. Issues demolition permit forms and gives briefing on the service. Assesses and evaluates the submitted documents and verifies the completeness of the plans.NONE10 minutesEngineering Staff
2. Submit the plans and required supporting documents to the Municipal Engineer’s Office for initial verification of the requirements.2. Receives documents and verifies completeness of plans ad gives an endorsement to other offices/agencies for securing required clearancesNONE30 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
3. Secure an order of payment after the application has been determined to be complete and in order.3. Issues an order of paymentNONE20 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
4. Proceed to the Municipal Treasurer’s Office and present the order of payment. Pay the required fees and secure an official receipt. Photocopy the official receipt.4. Receives payment and issues an official receiptNONE15 minutesRevenue Collection Clerk
5. Return to the Municipal Engineer’s Office and submit copy of the official receipt.5. Record the OR and completed forms.
Filled-up application and prepare the permit for approval.
Approval and releasing of permit.
Please refer to the Revised Edition of National Building Code 2005, (NBCDO Memorandum Circular No. 1 Series of 2005 – New schedule of Building Permit Fees and Other Charges.90 minutesEngineering Staff/

Municipal Engineer
TOTAL165 minutes

Issuance of Building Permit is under PD 1096, National Building Code of the Philippines.

This permit is secured prior to ground preparation and excavation after the building line is established.

Office or Division:Office of the Municipal Engineer
Classification:Simple
Type of Transaction:G2C – Government to Client, G2B – Government to Business Entity, G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail:All
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTSWHERE TO SECURE
1. Five (5) Copies – Accomplished Permit Form
(1 original, 4 photocopy)
Office of the Municipal Engineer/Local Building Official
2. Five (5) Copies of Sketch Plans (1 original, 4 photocopy)To be provided by the Client
CLIENT STEPSAGENCY ACTIONFEES TO BE PAIDPROCESSING TIMEPERSON RESPONSIBLE
1. Secure application forms and other requirements1. Issues demolition permit forms and gives briefing on the service. Assesses and evaluates the submitted documents and verifies the completeness of the plans.NONE10 minutesEngineering Staff
2. Submit the plans and required supporting documents to the Municipal Engineer’s Office for initial verification of the requirements.2. Receives documents and verifies completeness of plans ad gives an endorsement to other offices/agencies for securing required clearancesNONE30 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
3. Secure an order of payment after the application has been determined to be complete and in order.3. Issues an order of paymentNONE20 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
4. Proceed to the Municipal Treasurer’s Office and present the order of payment. Pay the required fees and secure an official receipt. Photocopy the official receipt.4. Receives payment and issues an official receiptNONE15 minutesRevenue Collection Clerk
5. Return to the Municipal Engineer’s Office and submit copy of the official receipt.5. Record the OR and completed forms.
Filled-up application and prepare the permit for approval.
Approval and releasing of permit.
Please refer to the Revised Edition of National Building Code 2005, (NBCDO Memorandum Circular No. 1 Series of 2005 – New schedule of Building Permit Fees and Other Charges.90 minutesEngineering Staff/

Municipal Engineer
TOTAL165 minutes

Issuance of Building Permit is under PD 1096, National Building Code of the Philippines.

An occupancy permit is required before any building/structure is issued or occupied. It is usually secured after the completion of a structure. It is also required if there is any change in the existing use or occupancy classification of a buildings/structure or any portion thereof.

Office or Division:Office of the Municipal Engineer
Classification:Simple
Type of Transaction:G2C – Government to Client, G2B – Government to Business Entity, G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail:All
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTSWHERE TO SECURE
1. As-Built Plans – Four (4) copiesTo be provided by the client
2. Application for Certificate of Occupancy – Four (4) copiesOffice of the Municipal Engineer/Local Building Official
3. Certification of Completion (NBC Form No. B-10) duly signed and sealed by a registered civil engineer/architect and notarized (1 original, 3 photocopy)Office of the Municipal Engineer/Local Building Official
4. Logbook of Building Construction and Building Inspection Sheet duly signed and sealed by a registered Civil Engineer or Architect
(1 pc Record Book)
To be provided by the Client, Signed and Sealed by
Registered Civil Engineer/ Architect
5. Fire Safety Inspection Certificate
(1 original, 1 photocopy)
Bureau of Fire Protection
CLIENT STEPSAGENCY ACTIONFEES TO BE PAIDPROCESSING TIMEPERSON RESPONSIBLE
1. Fill-up application forms and submit requirements1. Endorses request to the Bureau of Protection for securing Fire Safety Inspection Certificate. If the structure is an industrial building, endorse a request to DOLE for securing Safety Inspection and DENR for Certificate to Operate for industrial/commercial buildingsNONE30 minutesEngineering Staff
2. Assist in the inspection of the structure2. Conducts inspectionNONE45 minutesEngineering Staff
3. Get order of payment3. Issues an order of paymentNONE20 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
4. Proceed to the Municipal Treasurer’s Office for payment.4. Receives payment and issues an official receiptNONE15 minutesRevenue Collection Clerk
5. Return to the Municipal Engineer’s Office and submit copy of the official receipt.5. Fill-up forms for signature of approving offices

Releases occupancy permit
Please refer to the Revised Edition of National Building Code 2005, (NBCDO Memorandum Circular No. 1 Series of 2005 – New schedule of Building Permit Fees and Other Charges.45 minutes


10 minutes
Engineering Staff
TOTAL165 minutes

Issuance of Building Permit is under PD 1096, National Building Code of the Philippines Rule 3 Section 309.

Business enterprises are required to secure a Building Inspection Approval from the Municipal Engineer’s Office before the start of commercial operations and during the annual renewal of business permits. This service is among the processes involved in securing Mayor’s Permit/Business License.

Office or Division:Office of the Municipal Engineer
Classification:Simple
Type of Transaction:G2C – Government to Client, G2B – Government to Business Entity
Who may avail:All
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTSWHERE TO SECURE
1. Location Plan with Detailed information about the businessTo be provided by the client
2. Photocopy of Certificate of Occupancy/Certificate of UseOffice of the Municipal Engineer/Local Building Official
CLIENT STEPSAGENCY ACTIONFEES TO BE PAIDPROCESSING TIMEPERSON RESPONSIBLE
1. Fill-up application forms and submit requirements1. Verifies and reviews supporting documentsNONE30 minutesEngineering Staff
2. Assist in the inspection of the structure2. Conducts inspectionNONE45 minutesEngineering Staff
3. Get order of payment3. Issues an order of paymentNONE20 minutesMunicipal Engineer/ Local Building Official
4. Proceed to the Municipal Treasurer’s Office for payment.4. Receives payment and issues an official receiptNONE15 minutesRevenue Collection Clerk
5. Secure approved Certificate of Annual Inspection5. Releases permitPlease refer to the Revised Edition of National Building Code 2005, (NBCDO Memorandum Circular No. 1 Series of 2005 – New schedule of Building Permit Fees and Other Charges.15 minutesEngineering Staff
TOTAL125 minutes

Issuance of Building Permit is under PD 1096, National Building Code of the Philippines.