1. Cemetery Secretary Mac Os Catalina
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1. Administrative assistant ii (clerk iv) (office of the secretary to the sanggunian) administrative assistant ii (human resource management assistant) administrative assistant ii (management and audit assistant) administrative assistant iii (senior bookkeeper) assessment clerk i. Assessment clerk ii. Assistant registration officer. Cemetery caretaker.
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Cemetery Secretary Mac Os Catalina

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APPROVAL OF CONDOMINIUM PLAN
(DEVELOPMENT PERMIT/CONVERSION APPROVAL/ALTERATION OF PLAN)

Schedule of Availability of Service:

Monday – Friday
7:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (no noon break)

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Applicants of Condominium Projects

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Duration: 8 days, 3 hours, 30 minutes
Processing Fees:
Development Permit/Conversion Permit
PALC = P 600.00
+ Constructed Building Area (Floor Area) x P 19.20 per sq.m.
+ No. of Levels x 240.00 per level = TOTAL PROCESSING FEE

TOTAL PROCESSING FEE (Payable to HLURB Managers Check or Cashiers
Check) Plus 1% UP Legal Research Fee (Payable to Bureau of Treasury / Cash)

Alteration of Plan
Affected Area x P4.80 per sq. m. = TOTAL PROCESSING FEE

TOTAL PROCESSING FEE (Payable to HLURB Managers Check or Cashiers
Check) Plus 1% UP Legal Research Fee (Payable to Bureau of Treasury / Cash)

APPROVAL OF CONDOMINIUM PLAN
(DEVELOPMENT PERMIT/CONVERSION PLAN/ALTERATION OF PLAN)

Applicant/Client	Duration of Activity	Fees
1	Files application for Development Permit with supporting documents	Receives/checks completeness of documents. If incomplete, returns to applicant.	20 minutes	Records Officer
If complete, computes processing fee. Prepares Order of Payment and informs the applicant of the amount to be paid.	15 minutes 5 minutes	Records Officer
3	Presents Order of Payment and pays processing fee	Accepts full payment of processing fee. Prepares Official Receipt. Gives Official Receipt to applicant.	15 minutes	Cashier	Official Receipt
Receives Official Receipt and submits it to Records Officer
5	Scans submitted documents and endorses to Regional Officer	1 hour	Records Officer
Receives and logs documents. Assigns and indorses documents to Head of PRLD.	5 minutes 5 minutes	Secretary of the Regional Officer Regional Officer
7	Receives documents and assigns documents to evaluator/ processor.	5 minutes	Head, Planning Registration and Licensing Division (PRLD)
Evaluates documents submitted. Notes down additional requirements, if any.	2 days	Evaluator/ Processor
9	Conducts site inspection. Prepares report.	1 day	Evaluator/ Processor
Prepares Notice of Deficiency of requirements for signature of the Head, PRLD. Reviews and signs Notice of Deficiency.	10 minutes 15 minutes	Evaluator/ Processor Head, PRLD
11	Receives Notice of Deficiency in requirements. Submits required documents
Complies with monitoring and adjudication orders	Requests clearance from Monitoring and Adjudication Division. If there is pending compliance to existing orders, requires applicant to comply with orders.	5 minutes 5 days	Evaluator/ Processor
13	Prepares and signs Executive Brief. Prepares and initials Development Permit. Stamp approves and initials plans.	1 day	Evaluator/ Processor
Reviews/evaluates, initials Development Permit and Plans and signs Executive Brief.	15 minutes
15	Reviews and affixes signature on Development Permit/Plans/EB Receiving/Releasing Officer/ Secretary of the Regional Director forwards Development Permit to Records Officer.	15 minutes 5 minutes	Office of the Regional Dir.
Releases Development Permit Gives feedback Form to applicant with instruction to drop it in suggestion box.	5 minutes	Records Officer
17	Receives Development Permit. Fills out Feedback Form

Duration: 8 days, 3 hours, 20 minutes

WORKFLOW	TIME FRAME	PROCESSOR	APPROVING AUTHORITY	DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS
1. Files application with supporting documents.	Steps 1 – 5 (1 day)	Applicant
2. Checks completeness of documents. If complete, acknowledges receipt of application and logs. Accomplishes transmittal sheet. Forwards to Regional Director’s Office (RDO). If incomplete, returns to applicant.	Records Officer – Records Section (RO – RS)
3. Receives and logs documents. 4. Indorses documents to Technical Services Group (TSG).	Records Officer Regional Director’s Office (RO – RDO)
5. Receives documents. Assigns documents to processor for evaluation.	Head, Technical Services Group (TSG)
6. Evaluates application based on requirements. Determines compliance to standard and guidelines If with deviation from standards and guidelines, issues Notice of Deficiency in Requirements.	Steps 6 – 7 (1 – 3 days)	Processor
7. Fills up pro forma Notice to Publish	Processor
8. Reviews/evaluates documents and initials. Forwards documents to RDO. 9. Reviews/evaluates documents and signs.	Steps 8 – 9 (1 day)	Head, TSG
10. Logs out and transmits documents to Records Section (RS)	Steps 10-11 (2-3 Days)	RO – RDO
11. Mails/releases Notice to Publish to the applicant.	2 – 3 Weeks Mailing	RO – RS
12. Recieves Notice to Publish. 13. Publishes Notice to Publish. 14. Submits Affidavit of Publication. Coordinates with processor/inspector for the scheduled site inspection.	Steps 12 – 13 17 days for PD 957 13 days for BP 220	Applicant
15. Receives Affidavit of Publication. After two (2) consecutive weeks from the last day of publication, project is deemed registered unless clearance from legal and monitoring group requires compliance to orders issued by the Office.	Steps 15 – 16 (1 – 2 Days)	Processor
16. Conducts site inspection. Determines extent of development. Computes performance bond and processing fee. 17. Accomplishes pro – forma of letter/advice on performance bond and fee. 18. Reviews/evaluates and initials.	Steps 17 – 18 (1 – 2 days)	Inspector
19. Reviews/evaluates documents and signs.	Steps 19 – 20 (1 – 2 days)	Head, TSG
20. Logs out and transmits the documents to Records Section.	RO – RDO
21. Posts performance bond and submits documents certifying performance bond/guarantee from Financing institution.	Steps 21 – 24 (1 day)	Applicant
22. Receives documents and prepares Order of Payment (OP).
23. Pays processing fee	Applicant
24. Receives payment. Prepares Official Receipt (OR). Issues OP and OR to applicant.	Cashier
25. Evaluates acceptability of performance bond. Prepares Certificate of Registration (CR)/License to Sell (LS) and Executive Brief.	Steps 25 – 29 (3 – 4 days)	Processor
26. Reviews/ initials CR/LS. Signs Executive Brief.	Head, TSG
27. Reviews and affixes signature on CR/LS and Executive Brief.	Regional Officer
28. Logs out documents and transmits to Records Section.	RO – RDO
29. Releases CR/LS to applicant.	RO – RS

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF OWNERS/DEVELOPERS

• Complete the project in accordance with the approved development plan therefore not later than (Indicate target date of completion) and advise buyers in writing of such time frame for development.
• Maintain the common facilities until their turnover is authorized pursuant to PD 1216.
• Register the instrument relative to any sale with the Register of Deeds, whether or not the price is fully paid, within 180 days from execution.
• Deliver the title free from liens and encumbrance to fully paid buyers or if mortgaged redeem and deliver the same within six months from full payment
• Secure clearance prior to any mortgage, alteration of plans, advertisement or change of ownership.
• Pay the real estate tax/assessment on the lot/unit until the year the title is transferred to or actual possession/ occupation is taken by the buyer.
• Refrain from forfeiting payments made by the buyers who suspend amortization after due notice to owner or developer on ground of incomplete development or non-development.
• Submit report showing its extent of project development and changes in corporate officer within sixty days after each semester.
• Observe the prescribed maximum selling price for BP 220 projects (Economic and Socialized Housing)
• Display the registration certificate and this license in a conspicuous place in all offices of the owner and developer.
• Initiate the organization of a home/unit owners.
• Refrain from levying any fee for an alleged community benefit upon the buyers; and
• Ensure the development of Socialized Housing Project presented as compliance to Section 18, RA 7279

BANKS AND OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
Developmental Loan – All developmental loans from banks and other financial institutions, where the subdivision/condominium is constituted as its collateral, shall be subject of a mortgage clearance from the HLURB pursuant to Section 18 of PD 957, Subdivision and Condominium Buyers Protective Decree, Thus.

“Section 18. Mortgages. – No mortgage on any unit or lot shall be made by the owner or developer without prior written approval of the Authority now the HLURB under EO 648. Such approval shall not be granted unless it is shown that the proceeds of the mortgage loan shall be used for the development of the condominium or subdivision project and effective measures have been provided to ensure such utilization. The loan value of each lot or unit covered by the mortgage shall be determined and the buyer thereof, if any, shall be notified before the release of the loan. The buyer may, at his option, pay his installment for the lot or unit directly to the mortgagee who shall apply the payments to the corresponding mortgage indebtedness secured by the particular lot or unit being paid for, with a view to enabling said buyer to obtain title over the lot or unit promptly after full payment thereof.”

APPROVAL OF HOUSING PERMITS UNDER EO 45
EO 45 prescribes specific period for a government agency and the local government units to act on applications for certifications, clearances and permits for housing projects (i.e. subdivisions or condominiums). It also provides an option for the applicant-developer where the government agency or LGU refuses or fails to dispose of an application for said applied for housing permit.

The following is an outline of said EO:

1. Filing
   Applications for the issuance of housing related certifications, clearances or permits may be filed simultaneously with local government unit (sangguniang pambayan or panglunsod) and each of the other government agencies (DAR, DENR, etc.). These agencies shall accept and process the applications without prerequisite housing related permit/s from other government agencies.
2. Processing
   If the documentary requirements are complete, the government agency shall accept and process the application and, if meritorious, shall issue within the time period under Section 6 of EO 45 the applied for certification, clearance or permit. If not meritorious, the agency shall issue within the same period a written decision/order of denial stating the grounds thereof.
3. Opposition to application
   In case an opposition is filed against the proposed project, the concerned government agency concerned shall resolve the opposition. The period during the pendency of shall not be counted against the agency.
4. Time period to act on application
   EO 45 prescribes time periods in the processing of housing related certifications, clearance and permits, for each government agency and the local government unit to wit:
5. Failure/Refusal to dispose application
   Should the responsible official of the government agency concerned fails or refuses to dispose application by either approving or denying the same within the prescribed period, the applicant, if not expressly prohibited by law, may submit an affidavit, with supportive technical studies and documents by competent individuals, in lieu of the certification, clearance or permit.
   • HLURB
     1. Certificate of Site Zoning Classification – 10 days
     2. Certificate of Registration and License to Sell – 10 days
   • DAR
     1. Conversion Order or Exemption Order – 30 days
     2. MARO Certification – 10 days
     3. CLUPP 1 Certification – 30 days
   • DENR
     1. DENR Secretary/Regional DirectorECC – 45 days
     2. DENR Secretary/Regional DirectorNIPAS Certification – 15 days
     3. DENR Assistant Regional Executive DirectorVerification and Approval of Survey Returns – 30 days
     4. MGB DirectorEGGAR – 10 days
     5. LLDA AdministratorLLDA Certification – 15 days
   • Department of Agriculture
     1. DA Secretary or Regional DirectorCertification for Reclassification of Agri Land – 30 days
     1. NIA
     2. NIA Regional ManagerIrrigation Clearance Certificate – 15 days
     3. Philippine Coconut Authority PCA AdministratorPCA Clearance Certification – 15 days
     4. Sugar Regulatory AdministrationSRA Clearance Certification – 15 days
6. LGU
   1. Development Permit – 30 days
7. Sanctions to responsible officer for refusal/failure to dispose application
   If the responsible official refuses/fails to dispose application within the prescribed period, said official shall be liable for administrative sanctions provided for by law.

EO 45 is reproduced en toto for your reference