BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE PLAN

TEMPLATE

I. PRELIMINARY PAGES
a. Resolution adopting the Barangay Development and Land Use Plan
b. Foreword
c. Acknowledgment
d. Table of Contents
e. List of Tables
f. List of Figures
g. List of Boxes
h. List of Annexes

II. BARANGAY PROFILE

a. History of the Barangay
a. History of the Formation of the Barangay
b. Major Events in the History of the Barangay

b. Geo-Physical Environment
2.1 Geo-physical Environment
2.1 Geographical Location
• Location (with Maps)
• Size
2.2 Political Boundaries
2.3 Topography
• Elevation
• Slope
2.4 Geology
• Rock Formations
• Landforms
• Soils
• Land Capability Classes
2.5 Land Resources
• Land Classification
• Existing General Land Use
• Urban Land Use Pattern

2.6 Mineral Resources

• Active Mining and Quarry Areas
• Types of Minerals
 2.7 Coastal Resources
• Coral Reef
• Seagrass Communities
• Mangrove Forests
• Coral Lifeforms and Associated Species
• Reef Fish Communities
2.8 Freshwater Resources
• Surface Run-off
• Groundwater Resources
• Rivers

Table __: Inventory of Major Bodies of Water

Name of Rivers and Creeks Physical Condition

2.9 Climate
• Atmospheric Temperature
• Relative Humidity (Moisture Content in the wind)
• Cloudiness
• Rainfall
2.10 Natural Hazards
• Flooding
• Erosion and Siltation or Landslide
• Infiltration and Soil Drainage
• Earthquake/Fault Lines
• Storm and Storm Surges
• Liquefaction

Table__: Type of Hazards Prone/Susceptible to the Barangay

Population
Location No. of Male Female Infant/Children Elderl Pregnant Persons
Hazard (6 y.o. & y Women With
(Purok) Families
below) Disabilities
Flood
Fire
Earthquake
Landslide
Typhoon
Storm
Surge
 Table __: Inventory of Barangay Rescue Equipment/Tools

Equipment / Tools Mark () if Quantity Condition Location Remarks

existing
and (x) if
none
Chainsaw
Axe
Fuel
Emergency Kit
Hand-held Radio
Helpmet o hard hat
Boots
Search Light
Flash Light
Megaphone
Lifevest
Batteries
Whistle
Portable Solar Light
Spine Board
Warning Bell
Siren

Table __: Inventory of 4-Wheels Vehicle Available in the Barangay

Vehicle Quantity Ownership(Private With or Condition

or Public) without MOA
Dump Truck
Multicab
Jeep
Other

Table __: Name of Evacuation Center and Facilities / Utilities Available

Name of Evacuation Location Floor Total Facilities / Utilities Available

Center Area Capacity
No. of CR Source of Water Electricity
Connection
Male Female Potable Non-
potable
 Table _______: Inventory of Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan, Systems and
Protocols

Type of Plan Existing Not Existing Functional Non Functional

BDRRM Plan
Contingency Plan
Early Warning
System
Evacuation and
Camp
Management Plan
Hazard Maps

Table _____: Inventory of Trainings and orientation of the members of the BDRRMC

Mark () if
Resource
conducted and No. of Target Date /
Title of Trainings Agency /
(x) if not Participants Month
Persons
conducted
1. Orientation/Training on CBDRRM
2. Orientation of Pre-Disaster Risk
Assessment
3. Standard First Aid and Basic Life
Support Training
4. Orientation on Incident Command
System (ICS)
5. Search and Rescue (basic) Training
6. Orientation/Training on Evacuation
Center and Camp Management
7. Psychosocial Support Training
8. How to conduct Simulation/Drills for
Priority Hazards
9. Contingency Planning
10. Water Search and Rescue Training
11. Swift Water Rescue Training
12. Mountain Search and Rescue
Training
13. Early Warning System Formulation
14. Water Sanitation and Hygiene
Training
15. Basic Fire Fighting
16. Training on Proper Handling and
Maintenance of EWS Equipment,
Rescue Equipment and other DRR
related equipment and facilities
17. Orientation on Protocol for
Management of the Dead and
 Mark () if
Resource
conducted and No. of Target Date /
Title of Trainings Agency /
(x) if not Participants Month
Persons
conducted
Missing
18. Rapid Damage Assessment and
Needs Analysis (RDANA) Training
19. Orientation on RA 10821 (Children’s
Emergency Relief and Protection
Act)
20. Training of Trainers on DRR and
CCA for Teachers and Children
21. First Aid Training for Teachers

Table ___ Inventory of Maps

Type of Plan Existing

Resource Map
Hazard Map

2.11 Biodiversity Assets

• Proclaimed Protected Areas
• Known Habitats and Endangered Species
2.12 Solid Waste Management
• Waste Characterization
• Types of Garbage Disposal

Table __: Solid Waste Management / Garbage Disposal System

Unsatisfactory
Satisfactory Garbage
Garbage Disposal Without
Disposal (Segregation,
Purok (Burning, etc.) Walay Garbage(Basurahan)
Compost pit) Malata ug
klaro-Sunog-Gi ipon Disposal System
dili malate
sa usa ka bangag

c. Population and Social Profile

3.1 Demography
• Social Composition and Characteristics (age, sex,
ethnicity, language, religion)
Table __: Population Distribution by Household and Families

Purok Household Families

 Table __: Population Distribution by Religious Affiliation

Religion Number of Families

Roman Catholic
Born Again
United Pentecostal Church of the
Philippines
Seventh Day Adventist
Iglesia ni Cristo
Pentecostal
Others

Table __: Population Distribution by Ethnicity / Mother Tongue

Number of Mother Tongue

Ethnicity
Families
Bisayan / Cebuano
Manobo
Ilonggo
Bol-anon
Others

• Population Size and Growth Rate

• Growth of Population
• Migration Patterns
• Population Density
• Household Distribution
• Urban – Rural Distribution
• Tempo of Urbanization
• Age – Sex Distribution

Table __: Population Composition by School Age, Working Age and Dependent Age
Group

Age Group Male Female

Pre-School (3-6yo)
Elementary (7-12yo)
Secondary – Junior (13-16yo)
Secondary – Senior (17-18yo)
Tertiary (19-22yo)
Working Age (15-64yo)
Dependent Population
- Young (0-14yo)
- Old (65yo-over)

• Dependency Ratio

3.2 Present Status of Well-being

a. Health
• Health Personnel and Facilities, Public and Private

Table __: Health Facilities, Public and Private

Health Facilities Location Type of Ownership

Barangay Health Station
Lying-Inn Clinic
Hospital
Others

Table __: Inventory of Health and Nutrition Personnel

Personnel Number
Midwife
Brgy. Health Worker
Brgy. Nutrition Scholar
Community Health Team
• Ten (10) Leading Causes of Morbidity (All ages)

Table __: Ten Leading Causes of Morbidity for the Last Three Years

Number of Cases
Causes
2018 2019 2020

(Source: Mun. Health Office)

 • Ten (10) Leading Causes of Mortality (All ages)

Table __: Ten Leading Causes of Mortality for the Last Three Years

Number of Deaths
Causes
2018 2019 2020

(Source: Mun. Health Office / Civil Registrar)

• Nutritional Status
Table __: Malnourished Children for the Last Three Years

2018 2019 2020

Degree of Malnutrition No. No. Increase No. Increase
/ /
Decrease Decrease
Underweight
Severely Underweight
Severely Acute Malnutrition
(SAM)
Moderate Acute Malnutrition
(MAM)
TOTAL
(Source: Mun. Health Office / Civil Registrar)

• Other Health Statistical Data

 Total number of births
 Total Number of deaths
 Total Number of infant deaths (under 11 months
old)
 Total Number of maternal deaths
 Total number of neo-natal deaths (1-27 days old)
 Total number of deaths (50 years old)
 Total number of deaths with medical attendance
 Birth rate
 Death rate
 Infant Mortality rate
  Maternal mortality rate
 Family Planning Services
 Traditional Health Beliefs and Practices

3.2 Present Status of Well-being

B. Social Welfare

Social Welfare Programs and services available

Table __: Social Welfare Programs and Services Available

Supplemental Feeding

• Number and types of clientele (disadvantage persons)

• Number and location of day care centers

Table __: Inventory of Day Care Centers

Remarks
(Status of Land Ownership,
Ownership
Location Capacity Dilapidated, Lacking of
Public / Private
Classrooms, Electricity, Comfort
Rooms, Water, Others)

C. Education
• Educational Attainment and Literacy Rate
• School-age Population and Participation Rate, by level
(elem., secondary, tertiary)
• Number and location of schools, by level, public and
private, type of construction materials)

Table __: Inventory of School Facilities

Remarks
(Status of Land
Ownership
Elementary and Ownership, Dilapidated,
Location Public / Capacity
Secondary Lacking of Classrooms,
Private
Electricity, Comfort
Rooms, Water, Others)
 •
•
•
• Other Educational Statistics
 Total Enrollment (past 3 school years)
 Number of Teachers
 Number of classrooms
Table __: Data on Elementary Education

No. of Enrollees Total No. of No. of

Grade Level
Male Female Rooms Teachers
1
2
3
4
6

Table __: Data on Secondary Education

Grade No. of Enrollees Total No. of No. of

Level Male Female Rooms Teachers
7
8
9
10
ALS

3.2 Present Status of Well-being

D. Housing
• Number of housing units, by type of building (single,
duplex, etc.) and construction materials
• Tenure on the house and homelot
• Source of drinking water

Table __: Household Access to Drinking Water

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Doubtful

Purok
(Point Source) (Tapstand) (HH level) (Balon, Others)

• Type of fuel used for lighting and cooking

E. Employment and Income

 • Employment rate, by sector
• Number of overseas Filipino workers
• Wealth or income status of households
3.2 Present Status of Well-being
F. Recreation and Sports Facilities
• Type, number and location of sports and recreational
facilities

Table__: Inventory of Recreation and Sports Facilities

Recreation and Sports Facilities Number Location

Basketball Court
Volleyball Court

Others

G. Protective Services
• Total number of police personnel
• Police – population ratio
• Types and volume of crime in the LGU
• Fire-fighting personnel and facilities
• Occurrence of fire and response time
H. Peace and Conflict Situation
• Existing conflict issues (ideological, resource, political)

d. Local Economy
4. Local Economy
4.1 The Primary sector
a. Agricultural Crops
a. Agricultural Cropland
b. Crop production

Table __: Existing Major Agricultural Crops by Production and Area

Major Crops/Products Production Area (Hectares)

Rice
1. Irrigated
2. Non-irrigated
Corn
Coconut
Banana
Cacao
Others

Table __: Existing Major Forest Production Area

Major Crops/Products Area (Hectares)

 Falcata
Gmelina

Others
c. Tenurial status

Table __: Inventory of Agricultural Support Facilities and Equipment

Pre ad Post Harvest Location Number Remarks

Facilities
Irrigation System
Small Water Impounding
System
Multi-Purpose Drying
Pavement (Solar Drier)
Warehouse
Farm Equipment
Corn Sheller
Harvester
Power Tiller (Bao-bao)
Thresher
Tractor
Travelling Corn / Rice Mill
Others

b. Livestock and Poultry

• Number and volume of production by type and livestock
and poultry

Table __: Household Livestock Raising

Livestock Animals Purok No. of No. of Livestock

Household
Cow
Carabao
Goat
Pig/Swine
Others

Table __: Household Poultry Raising

Poultry Animals Purok No. of No. of Poultry

Household
Chicken
Duck
Others
 • Livestock and poultry production – consumption
relationship

c. Fisheries
• Inland Fisheries
Table __: Existing Fishing Ground and Aquaculture Production

Major Products Production Area (Hectares)

Marine
1. Sea
2. Bay
3. Gulf
Inland
1. River
Marshes/Swamps
1. Fishponds

• Municipal Fisheries
• Commercial fisheries
4.2 The Secondary Sector
a. Manufacturing, production (industrial)
b. Construction
c. Mining and Quarrying

Table __: Inventory of Construction, Manufacturing, Mining and Quarrying

Construction, Manufacturing,
Number Location
Mining and Quarrying

d. Electricity, gas and water

e. Tourism
 Tourism assets (caves, waterfalls, lakes, etc.)

Table __: Inventory of Tourism Assets

Type of Asset Status

Location
(Caves, Waterfalls, etc.) (Developed/Undeveloped)
 4.3 The Tertiary Sector
a. Financial institutions

Table __: List of Financial Institutions

Bank and Lending Institutions Number Location

Cooperatives
Card
Rural Banks
Others

b. Wholesale and retail trade

Table __: Inventory of Commercial Activities by Economic Activities

Economic Activities No. of No. of Employee

Establishment
Buy and Sell
Sari-sari Store
Welding/Machine Shop
Blacksmith (Sundang)
Cottage Industry (banana chips,
corn chips, food processing, etc.)
Vulcanizing shop
Water Refilling Station
Others

c. Transportation and communications

d. Personal services (e.g. beauty parlors, tailoring shops,
etc.)

Table __: Inventory of Personal Services

Economic Activities No. of Location

Establishment
Barber Shops
Beauty Parlors
Dress and Tailoring Shops
Photo Studios
Funeral Parlor
Others

e. Community services (janitorial and security services,

courier)

e. Infrastructure, Utilities, Facilities

 5. Infrastructure, utilities and facilities
5.1 Inventory of Roads by classifications and type
5.2 Inventory of Bridges by classification, type and condition
5.3 Irrigation System
5.4 Flood Control and Drainage Facilities, by location, type of
facility
5.5 Domestic Water Supply by Type
5.6 Electric Power Supply by Sources and Type
5.7 Transport Facilities
5.8 Communication Facilities
5.9 Waste Disposal System
5.10 Port
5.11 Cemetery and Memorial Parks, Sacred Places
5.12 Slaughterhouse
5.13 Public Market

f. Local Institutional Capability

6.1 Local Government Structure
• The LGU’s Organizational Structure
• Roles and Functions
6.2 Local Fiscal Management
• Status of Financial Health
• Revenues by source
• Actual Expenditures by General Account
6.3 Development Legislation
• Inventory of resolutions passed/ordinances enacted, by sector,
by year
6.4 LGU – CSO – Private Sector Linkages
• Existing Organizations in the Community
• Membership in community organizations
• Resources of organizations (services, PPAs)
g. Customary Laws and Cultural Practices
7. Customary Laws and Cultural Practices
7.1 Belief systems
7.2 Language
• Oral tradition
• Written
7.3 Land
• Land
• Abode
7.4 Social Organization
• Governance
• Power and Authority
 • Customary Laws
7.5 Material Culture
• Food
• Production
• Domestication
• Tools
• Shelter
• Architecture
• Protection
• Security
• Cloth
• Weaving
• Color
• Storage
• Preservation
• Pottery
7.6 Passages
• Birth
• Wedding
• Death

III. COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE PLAN

a. Barangay Vision and Mission
i. Vision Statement
ii. Brief explanation of the vision
iii. Mission statement
iv. Brief explanation of the mission

b. Local Situational Analysis

c. Sectoral Development Plans

IV. PROPOSED LAND USE PLAN

2.1 Issues on different sectors
• Social
• Physical-environment
• Economic
• Institutional – Governance
• IP
• Gender
• Conflict and Peace

INSTITUTIONAL CONFLICT
PHYSICAL
SOCIAL ECONOMIC – IP GENDER and
ENVIRONMENT
GOVERNANCE PEACE
 3. Sectoral Development Plans
3.1 Social Development Plan
3.2 Physical and Environment Development Plan
3.3 Economic Development Plan
3.4 Institutional Development Plan
Sectoral Plan Outline
a. Introduction
b. Goals
c. Objectives and targets
d. Strategies
e. Programs and project
f. Proposed Legislation
g. Project Brief (for priority projects)
1. Current land uses
2. Brief description of proposed land use
3. Proposed land use plan (Map)

V. LOCAL DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PLAN

VI. ANNUAL INVESTMENT PLANS
VII. MONITORING AND EVALUATION PLAN
VIII. CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

IX. COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY PLAN

X. ANNEXES