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    This document summarizes the legal mandates and guidelines for land use planning in the Philippines according to various laws and executive orders. Key aspects of land use planning that LGUs are responsible for include preparing comprehensive land use plans, coordinating with provincial plans, and considering factors like ecology, economic prosperity, and disaster risk reduction. LGUs must enact land use plans through zoning ordinances. National guidelines provide direction on the hierarchy and content of plans, which cover settlements, production land, protected areas, and infrastructure development in coordination with biodiversity and watershed management.

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    This document summarizes the legal mandates and guidelines for land use planning in the Philippines according to various laws and executive orders. Key aspects of land use planning that LGUs are responsible for include preparing comprehensive land use plans, coordinating with provincial plans, and considering factors like ecology, economic prosperity, and disaster risk reduction. LGUs must enact land use plans through zoning ordinances. National guidelines provide direction on the hierarchy and content of plans, which cover settlements, production land, protected areas, and infrastructure development in coordination with biodiversity and watershed management.

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    CLUP Guidebook Vol.

    1 RA 7160 (Local Government Code of 1991)


    Planning Process Section 16 – responsibility of the LGU:
    1. Preservation and enrichment of culture
    Hierarchy and Linkage of Plans 2. Promote health and safety
    3. Enhance the right of the people to a
    balanced ecology
    4. Encourage and support the
    development of appropriate and self-
    reliant scientific and technological
    capabilities
    5. Improve public morals
    6. Enhance economic prosperity and
    social justice
    7. Promote full employment among
    residents
    8. Maintain peace and order
    9. Preserve the comfort and convenience
    of their inhabitants

    Section 20(c):
    - Preparation of the CLUP
     National land use policy and physical - Enacted through zoning ordinances
    planning process.
     Formulated using the bottom-up Section 447(2)(vii)/Sec 458(2)(vii)
    and top-down approach - Adopt a CLUP in coordination with the
     Spatial directions and Provincial CLUP/ PDPFP
    development guidelines in 4
    major land use policy areas: EO 72
    1. Settlements development - Preparation and implementation of
    2. Production land use CLUP by LGU
    3. Protection land use - Review and approval of HLURB and
    4. Infrastructure development Sangguniang Panlalawigan
     Physical and land use plans content:
    1. Development RA 7279 (Urban Development and Housing
    2. Management and Act (UDHA))
    conservation of critical Section 3
    watersheds and forest Land use plan
    reserves - The rationale approach of allocating
    3. Key biodiversity areas and available land resources as equitably
    national parks as possible among competing user
    4. Protected areas groups and for different functions
    5. Coastal and inland waters consistent with the development plan
    6. Cultural and heritage sites of the area
    7. Ancestral lands
    EO 648 (Reorganizing the Human
    Legal Mandates for Land Use Planning Settlements Regulatory Commission)
    Sec 5, Art 2
    The 1987 Constitution - HLURB to formulate land use planning
    Article 9, Sec 1. – Congress to enact guidelines and standards
    measures
    Article 7, Sec. 6 – use of property and RA 9729 (Climate Change Act of 2009)
    operate and enterprise for the Sec 14
    - Local CCA action plans as a regular
    function of LGU
    RA 10121 (National Disaster Risk Reduction
    and Management Act)
    - Mainstream DRR in development
    process e.g. policy formulation
    - LGUs to establish Local Disaster Risk
    Reduction and Management Office
    (LDRRMO) to identify and assess
    hazards and produce LDRRMP

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