MALACAÑANG
M a n i l aPRESIDENTIAL DECREE No. 225 June 25, 1973
AMENDING SECTION ONE OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 5777, CREATING THE MUNICIPALITY OF TOMAS OPPUS IN THE PROVINCE OF SOUTHERN LEYTE
WHEREAS, Section 1 of Republic Act No. 5777, entitled " An Act Creating the Municipality of Tomas Oppus in the Province of Southern Leyte," provides that the seat of government thereof shall be in the present site of the barrio of San Isidro.
WHEREAS, the Municipality of Tomas Oppus was formally organized on January 1, 1972, upon the election and qualification of the newly elected municipal officials thereof;
WHEREAS, in view of the non-existence of facilities in Barrio San Isidro to house the different offices of the municipal government of Tomas Oppus and to prevent impairment of essential public services therein, the President authorized the municipal council to occupy temporarily a building in Barrio Banday, said municipality, until such time as a suitable one is available in Barrio San Isidro;
WHEREAS, to date municipal offices of Tomas Oppus are...
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Amending Section One Of Republic Act No. 5777, Creating The Municipality Of Tomas Oppus In The Province Of Southern Leyte
Presidential Decree No. 225
Background and Purpose
- The Municipality of Tomas Oppus in the Province of Southern Leyte was created by Republic Act No. 5777, which specified that the seat of government shall be in Barrio San Isidro. (Section 1)
- However, due to the lack of facilities in Barrio San Isidro, the municipal offices were temporarily established in Barrio Banday.
- The majority of the Citizens' Assemblies petitioned for a referendum to transfer the seat of government from Barrio San Isidro to Barrio Banday, as the municipal offices have been operating in Barrio Banday since the municipality's inception.
- In the referendum conducted on May 26, 1973, the overwhelming majority voted for the transfer of the seat of government to Barrio Banday.
Provisions
- Section 1 of Republic Act No. 5777 is amended to state that the seat of government of the Municipality of Tomas Oppus shall be in Barrio Banday.
- The barrios that comprise the Municipality of Tomas Oppus are: San Isidro, Punong Hinapo, Rizal, Maslog, Banday, Gambite, Cabascan, Cawayan, Anahawan, Carnaga, Maanyag, Tinago, and Salvacion. (Section 1)
- Any existing laws, rules, and regulations in conflict with this Decree are repealed or modified accordingly.
- This Decree takes effect immediately upon issuance.
- The Municipality of Tomas Oppus in the Province of Southern Leyte was created by Republic Act No. 5777, which specified that the seat of government shall be in Barrio San Isidro. (Section 1)
- However, due to the lack of facilities in Barrio San Isidro, the municipal offices were temporarily established in Barrio Banday.
- The majority of the Citizens' Assemblies petitioned for a referendum to transfer the seat of government from Barrio San Isidro to Barrio Banday, as the municipal offices have been operating in Barrio Banday since the municipality's inception.
- In the referendum conducted on May 26, 1973, the overwhelming majority voted for the transfer of the seat of government to Barrio Banday.
Provisions
- Section 1 of Republic Act No. 5777 is amended to state that the seat of government of the Municipality of Tomas Oppus shall be in Barrio Banday.
- The barrios that comprise the Municipality of Tomas Oppus are: San Isidro, Punong Hinapo, Rizal, Maslog, Banday, Gambite, Cabascan, Cawayan, Anahawan, Carnaga, Maanyag, Tinago, and Salvacion. (Section 1)
- Any existing laws, rules, and regulations in conflict with this Decree are repealed or modified accordingly.
- This Decree takes effect immediately upon issuance.