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    Tabaco City, Albay: Land Use Structure Plan

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    The document outlines a land use structure plan for Tabaco City with the goal of making it a center of excellence in education, trade, tourism and sustainable development. It divides the city into four categories of intervention and proposes land use allocations including protection of forest zones, production zones, urban development zones, and a heritage zone. Specific policies are outlined for residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural land use to guide the city's development.

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    The document outlines a land use structure plan for Tabaco City with the goal of making it a center of excellence in education, trade, tourism and sustainable development. It divides the city into four categories of intervention and proposes land use allocations including protection of forest zones, production zones, urban development zones, and a heritage zone. Specific policies are outlined for residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural land use to guide the city's development.

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    The document outlines a land use structure plan for Tabaco City with the goal of making it a center of excellence in education, trade, tourism and sustainable development. It divides the city into four categories of intervention and proposes land use allocations including protection of forest zones, production zones, urban development zones, and a heritage zone. Specific policies are outlined for residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural land use to guide the city's development.

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    Tabaco City, Albay: Land Use Structure Plan

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    Tabaco City, Albay

    Land Use Structure Plan


    LAND USE PLAN
    Tabaco City Land Use Plan
    4 Categories of Interventions:
    1. Proposed arrangement and location of different
    land uses and resources in the city.
    2. Rationalizing the efficient and equitable
    positioning of urban services and facilities.
    3. Proposed new interventions to encourage the
    envisioned development of the city.
    4. Development incentives and controls.
    1. Proposed arrangement and location of
    different land uses and resources in the
    city.
    GENERAL LAND USE ALLOCATION
    a. Protection of Forest Zone. Maintain a strict
    protection zone: “No Touch, No Development.”
    b. Production Forest Zone. Engage in sustainable
    forest product utilization.
    i. Water Easement Zone. Easements strictly
    imposed on both sides of waterways: “No
    Development, No Structures.”
    Easement Regulation

    Location Width (m)


    Urban Areas 3
    Agricultural Areas 20
    Forest Areas 40
    GENERAL LAND USE ALLOCATION
    b. Production Forest Zone.
    ii. Tourism Zone. Develop Eco-Tourism,
    Plantation Tourism and Spiritual Pilgrimage Site.
    iii. Agricultural Zone. Predominantly
    agricultural, development plan shall support
    the main economic activity.
    iv. Quarry Zone. Formulate a “Quarry Extraction
    Plan”- framework for quarry management/
    regulation; encourage rational and sustainable
    quarrying activity.
    Proposed General Land Use

    Land Use Category Area (has.) Percentage (%)


    Agricultural 8,555.9000 71.18
    Forest Lands 1,579.8032 13.15
    Built-up Area 1,487.6795 12.38
    Pasture land / Grass 231.2500 1.93
    Lands
    Mining / Quarrying 100.0000 0.82
    Tourism 50.0000 0.42
    Heritage 14.0000 0.12
    Total 12,013.6327 100.00
    URBAN LAND USE ALLOCATION
     In areas identified as safe from natural hazards
    and outside the protected areas.
     City center regulated to reduce congestion;
    decentralize investment and facilities;
    encourage development to other sections of
    the city.
     City’s transport terminals relocated; light
    industrial park proposed.
     Residential expansion encourage in safe areas
    of the city (around growth centers).
    URBAN LAND USE ALLOCATION
    a. General Residential Zone (GR-Z). Primarily for
    dwelling housing purpose.
    b. General Commercial Zone (GC-Z). Intended for
    business, trade activities and services
    establishments.
    c. General Industrial Zone (GI-Z). Manufacturing
    and processing industries: Non-pollutive/non-
    hazardous/hazardous industries; Pollutive/non-
    hazardous/hazardous industries.
    URBAN LAND USE ALLOCATION
    d. General Institutional Zone (GI-Z). Government;
    institutional and social services
    (region/country).
    i. Waste Management Zone. Allocate spaces
    for the management of the city’s liquid and
    solid waste.
    ii. Parks and Open Spaces. Establishment of a
    network of parks: city’s attractiveness; areas for
    community interaction, emergency
    evacuation, buffer against fire & emergencies;
    recreation
    URBAN LAND USE ALLOCATION
    e. Heritage Zone. Creation of the Tabaco Heritage
    Zone.
     Tourism activities, shops, restaurants and
    hotels; and activities for the promotion of the
    city’s rich cultural heritage.
    Proposed Urban Land Use

    Land Use Category Area (has.) Percentage (%)


    Residential 880 43.21
    Commercial 180 8.84
    Institutional 45 2.21
    Industrial 100 4.91
    Parks and Open 50 2.45
    Spaces
    Agricultural 781.74 38.38
    Heritage 14 0.68
    Total 2,050.74 100.00
    LAND USE and WATER USE POLICIES
    Total Land Area: 12.013.6327 hectares (120.136327
    sq. km.)
     Alienable and Disposable: Production and
    Settlement Use. 86.85% (10,433.8295 hectares)
     Agricultural: Dominant Land Use: 71.18%
    (8,550.9000 hectares)
     Forest Land (Protection Forest and Production
    Forest Lands)
    LAND USE and WATER USE POLICIES
     Residential Use: Biggest urban land use of the
    city’s built-up area.
     Commercial Use: Fastest growing land use in
    Tabaco City.
     Industrial Land Use: Light industries
     Institutional Land Use.
     Parks and Open Spaces.
    LAND USE and WATER USE POLICIES
    Coastal Area: Rich in traditional fishing grounds.
     Lagonoy Gulf: Fishing ground of fishermen living
    in the thirteen (13) coastal barangays.
     Four (4) major resource units along its shallow
    coastline:
    (1) Coral Reefs; (2) Sea Grass; (3) Mangroves
    (Wetlands); (4) Beach System.
     35 km. Coastline; 15,000 has. Municipal waters;
    23 has Sandbars; 56 has. Inland fishery
    development.
    LAND USE and WATER USE POLICIES
    Coastal Area: Rich in traditional fishing grounds.
     Lagonoy Gulf: Fishing ground of fishermen living
    in the thirteen (13) coastal barangays.
     Four (4) major resource units along its shallow
    coastline:
    (1) Coral Reefs; (2) Sea Grass; (3) Mangroves
    (Wetlands); (4) Beach System.
     35 km. Coastline; 15,000 has. Municipal waters;
    23 has Sandbars; 56 has. Inland fishery
    development.
    Vision
    “A center of excellence in education, trade and
    tourism in Bicol with God-centered, healthy,
    empowered and disaster-resilient people living
    in a world-class, well-designed, and balanced
    environment, with a progressive and globally
    competitive economy led by gender sensitive
    and competent leaders committed to good
    governance and sustainable development. “
    Mission
    “To ensure the promotion and development of
    healthy and progressive TABAQUEÑOS through
    wise utilization of, and equitable access to,
    resources and opportunities, human resource
    development, shared responsibility in local
    governance, efficient and effective delivery of
    basic services and sustainable economic
    growth“
    Strategic Goals
    Development of Tabaco as center of
    excellence in education, trade and commerce,
    and tourism
    Human resource development
    Environmental management
    Efficient and effective delivery of basic services
    Agro-fishery development
    People’s participation in local governance
    Establishment of Tabaco as an international
    tourist destination

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