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Official clearance certifying good standing for employment, business, or other legal purposes.
Proof of residency within Barangay Manaulanan for school, work, or government transactions.
Issued to qualified residents for medical, educational, or financial assistance applications.
Required clearance for the operation of small businesses within the barangay.
Recording and monitoring of incident reports to maintain peace and order in the community.
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Local legislation passed by the Barangay Council, published here for public reference.
Requires residents to maintain clean surroundings. Prohibits stagnant water and conditions that may attract mosquitoes and other pests. Requires owners or occupants to clean their properties regularly. Authorizes barangay officials to conduct community clean-up activities. Provides appropriate penalties or community service for violations.
Prohibits businesses from unnecessarily blocking roads and public passageways. Requires vendors to maintain cleanliness around their selling areas. Regulates temporary stalls and structures placed in public areas. Requires coordination with the municipal/city government when a permit or authorization is required.
Prohibits excessive noise, shouting, fighting, and other disturbances in public areas. Establishes reasonable quiet hours. Allows barangay officials to respond to complaints and mediate minor disputes. Provides appropriate penalties for repeated violations.
Restricts unsupervised minors from staying in specified public places during designated late-night hours. Allows exceptions for emergencies, school activities, religious activities, and other legitimate purposes. Parents or guardians may be notified when a minor is found violating the ordinance. Should include appropriate exceptions and safeguards for children's rights.
Requires residents to separate biodegradable, recyclable, residual, and special waste. Prohibits throwing garbage on roads, canals, rivers, and other public places. Requires households and businesses to keep their surroundings clean. Provides penalties such as warning, community service, or a reasonable fine as allowed by law.
The Barangay Council resolves to request the Municipal Health Office to conduct a free medical check-up and basic health services for residents, particularly senior citizens, children, and families who have limited access to healthcare.
The Barangay Council resolves to support and organize a barangay-wide clean-up drive involving barangay officials, youth, community volunteers, and residents to promote cleanliness, proper waste disposal, and a healthy environment.
The Barangay Council resolves to request the Municipal Government to provide assistance for the repair and improvement of damaged portions of the barangay road to ensure safe and convenient transportation for residents.
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