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The local Government of Liloy, conscious of the problems and issues of the present times and future affecting the municipality and due to the changing environment, calls more specifically for the updating and revision of the five-year development plan. This process is coupled with the sense of responsibility to
promote the welfare of the people and proper utilization of its natural resources.
The municipality of Liloy embraces of 37 barangays with a total land area of 15, 901 hectares with a total estimated population of 44,274 in 1995. It is mainly as agricultural community whose existing economy relies mostly on crop production such us corn, rice, coconuts, peanuts, and
root crops. Liloy is fishing ground of the northwestern towns of the province of Zamboanga. Tuna fish is mostly caught by fisherman during the period from January to June.
Planning is a conscious process, it does not and in the conceptualization and in the putting into a comprehensive plan, but it must put into
action and implementation. The plan should be dynamic and must conform with the present thrust of development objective in order to achieve its main goal “Economic Recovery”. Because of this objective, a Memorandum of Agreement was entered into between the municipality of Liloy and the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board in the devolution of function to the local Government in the
land uses of our respective area of responsibility. The updating and revision of the comprehensive town plan of this municipality is a logical step to improve the relatively sub-standard of living among the majority of the population. The document will serve as springboard for catalyzing economic growth. The planning office of this town, decision-makers and identifying priorities of
development needs.
III. Planning period and Scope:
This Development Plan covers a (3) Year Planning period, from 1992 to 1994.
The planning scope in the whole municipality of Liloy, Zamboanga del Norte, However, The urban center which is the poblacion is given the primary consideration, due to the fast growing trade and commerce, education, health and sports. While the rural areas are considered in the context of its future contribution
to the overall development of the municipality.
IV. Role of the Municipal in Relation to the Provincial, Regional and National Development.
The municipality, at present time does not contribute so much in the development of the province, region as well as the entire country, however, if the plans and programs now envisioned by the present leadership of this municipality can be realized in its projected that this can greatly affect the development of
Liloy as well as the upliftment of the living condition of its people and also the whole country.
The completion Of Liloy wharf and Bus and Food Terminal, Airport are the three factors which will make Liloy a progressive town and its development will also improve the province of Zamboanga del Norte, Region IX, and the country as a whole.
V. General Goals and Objectives:
V.1 Goals
This plan aiming to achieved the following goals:
a.)
To sustained economic growth in the entire municipality and its people.
b.)
To generate livelihood opportunities and equitable distribution of Socio-Economic benefits and services.
c.)
To identify and utilize available resources that could well serve as an effective input to municipal development.
d.)
To build up more income generating projects to increase revenue for development.
V. 2 Objectives;
a.)
To generate awareness among the people and its
participation in the proper utilization, that could
enhance socio-economic growth of the municipality
and its people.
b.)
To increase productive capabilities of the people in order to accelerate economic growth especially in agriculture and small-scale industry.
VI. Soil Classification:
Liloy has varied type of soil, classified into three, namely:
a.)
Bolinao Clay
b.)
Miral Lime
c.)
Sandy Lum
The biggest portion of the soil classification of the entire municipality belongs to the Mt. Soil undifferentiated which covers 60% more or less of the total land area of Liloy, while Bolinao Clay covers around 30% and 10% belongs to the Miral
Sandy Lum.
VII. Land Capability:
LAND CAPABILITY CLASSES, ESTIMATED NUMBER OF HECTARES
AND QUALIFICATION
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Land
Capability
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%
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No. of
Hectares
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|
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B
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10%
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1, 291
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Good land that can be cultivated using easily applied conservation practices.
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C
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14%
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1, 807
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Moderately good land that can be used in regular rotation basis for cultivated crops but needs intensive conservation treatment.
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M
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60%
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7, 746
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This land is too steep, eroded, rough or shallow for cultivation, but suited for grazing if handled with great care.
|
|
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16%
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3, 837
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Vary steep, eroded, rough, shallow or dry, good only for forestry or grazing when handled with great care.
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SOURCE: NFA, 1987
SLOPE CLASSIFICATION
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Clination
Degree
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Land
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Slope Grouping
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Percentage
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RECOMMENDED USE
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- 15
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4,518.7
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Plain and nearly level
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28%41
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Good for agriculture crop
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-35
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4,906.0
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Slightly rolling & rolling
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38%08
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Moderately good for agricultural crops but suited for pastures.
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-50
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2,323.89
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Ceverly rolling
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18%61
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Fairly good but agricultural
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-Over
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4,152.81
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Hilly to Mountainous
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26.90
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TOTAL
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15,901.00
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100.00%
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VII. Climate:
The municipality of Liloy, like most of the municipalities of Zambo. Del Norte belongs to the fourth type of climate. The rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year. However, there are two districts seasons, the dry and the rainy. Usually the rainy season of this municipality starts from the month of
June and end in the month of December, while the dry season starts from January to May. Typhoon is rarely in this area, because it is not within the typhoon belt.
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Months
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Temperature (degrees celsius)
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Monthly
Rainfall
M.M.
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Relative
Humidity
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Wind
Direction
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Max.
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Min.
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Ave.
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January
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32.00
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22.70
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26.30
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212.70
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88
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Northeast (NE)
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February
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35.00
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21.20
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27.20
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15.80
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72
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Northeast (NE)
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March
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34.50
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22.80
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27.50
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37.40
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83
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Northeast (NE)
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April
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34.50
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22.00
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28.50
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16.00
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74
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Northeast (NE)
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May
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33.70
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23.50
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29.50
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77.20
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76
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Northeast (NE)
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June
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35.00
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22.50
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28.50
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220.00
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80
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Northeast (NE)
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July
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34.20
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22.90
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28.00
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319.30
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83
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Southwest (SW)
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August
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34.80
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22.30
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27.80
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200.00
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76
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Southwest (SW)
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September
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34.70
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22.70
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28.10
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271.09
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84
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October
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SOURCE: PAG-ASA 1985
XI. Labor Force:
To arrive at accurate figure representing the working force of this municipality, the regional study in labor force of different age was referred, as the basis.
It is noted that the female participation rate is very much lower than the male and those aging from 10-20 the participation in the working force is also minimal.
LABOR FOREC PARTICIPATION RATE
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Age
Group
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Labor Force Participation
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Both Sex
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Male
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Female
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%
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No.
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%
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No.
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0- 4
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5-9
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10-14
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31.9
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17.4
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15-19
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61.4
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50.6
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20-24
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80.1
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32.0
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25-29
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88.1
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32.9
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30-34
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89.8
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36.5
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35-39
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90.4
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35.8
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