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    Hagonoy Is

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    SITE ANALYSIS

    A. MACRO SITE ANALYSIS

    Hagonoy, Bulacans

    a. Physical and Socio-Political


    Land Area 10,310 has.
    No. of barangays 26
    Population (2007) 126,329

    Hagonoy shares its boundary with the


    towns of Calumpit and Paombong in Bulacan
    and Masantol in Pampanga province. It is
    basically a fishing town with the Manila bay
    areas as its fishing ground, which extends up to
    the provinces of Cavite, Pampanga and Bataan.

    b. Commerce and Industry


    Major Industries:
    Fishing, food processing and garments
    Major Products:
    Prawns, Milkfish (Bangus), Other Fishes and Crustaceans, Garments and Apparel,
    Toys and Giftware

    c. Indigenous and Raw Materials:


    Bamboo and Sasa leaves

    B. MICRO SITE ANALYSIS


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    Solar Orientation Analysis

    Site is naturally oriented along the north axis that allows the site to achieve
    maximum solar gain throughout the day. abundance of trees and vegetation, protect the
    site from direct sunlight on critical time of the day.

    b. W
    i
    nd Orientation Analysis

    Site is naturally oriented along the north axis that allows the site to catch
    maximum wind throughout the day. Abundance of trees and vegetation, serves as wind
    filter, at the same time wind tunnel is created equally distributing air volume within the
    site. Proximity to the river also gives the humid effect to the wind coming in this
    direction.
    C. SWOT Analysis

    STRENGTHS WEAKNESSSES
    1. Availability of basic 1. Site largely
    utilities; water and undeveloped; in
    electric supply need of road
    2. Abundance of trees and networks, pathways,
    other vegetation soil grading
    3. Site high elevation;7m
    above sea level

    SO STRATEGIES WO STRATEGIES
    OPPORTUNITIES - Minimal cost on site - effective buildings
    1. site can be developed development since basic setback from the river
    further since theres utilities already exists to avoid direct
    not much of existing - Introduction of fishing as flooding
    development alternative livelihood - Effective site
    2. Site proximity to river planning for road
    can be developed into networks, pathways
    alternative livelihood can be implemented

    ST STRATEGIES WT STRATEGIES
    THREATS - Existing trees and - Building allocation
    1. River widening can vegetation buffer flood avoiding area where
    affect site and storm damages flooding is high as
    well as where river
    widening is most
    likely.

    SITE INVENTORY Labangan Channel

    BSU Hagonoy Campus -The river that runs parallel along


    the site, approximately 100 meters wide,
    -School building at the can be an alternative livelihood for the
    other end of the site. locals in the site.
    Ornamental Plants
    Another source of
    income come from
    selling of ornamental
    plants which is the
    Field of Frograss common business around Existing Road
    the area.
    One of the main source There is an existing minor
    of income of the residents road in the site, which can be
    comes from selling packets of further developed for the
    frog grass proposed project.

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