The document summarizes housing needs and relocation efforts in multiple communities. Over 2,500 households requiring relocation were identified across 12 areas, with the largest numbers in Molugan, Sinaloc, and Amoros. Future housing needs were also projected, with over 9,000 new units needed from 2017-2026 to address current backlogs and population growth. Specific resettlement sites were identified and development details were provided, including costs of land acquisition, site development and home construction for projects resettling over 1,500 households between 2016-2019.
The document summarizes housing needs and relocation efforts in multiple communities. Over 2,500 households requiring relocation were identified across 12 areas, with the largest numbers in Molugan, Sinaloc, and Amoros. Future housing needs were also projected, with over 9,000 new units needed from 2017-2026 to address current backlogs and population growth. Specific resettlement sites were identified and development details were provided, including costs of land acquisition, site development and home construction for projects resettling over 1,500 households between 2016-2019.
The document summarizes housing needs and relocation efforts in multiple communities. Over 2,500 households requiring relocation were identified across 12 areas, with the largest numbers in Molugan, Sinaloc, and Amoros. Future housing needs were also projected, with over 9,000 new units needed from 2017-2026 to address current backlogs and population growth. Specific resettlement sites were identified and development details were provided, including costs of land acquisition, site development and home construction for projects resettling over 1,500 households between 2016-2019.
The document summarizes housing needs and relocation efforts in multiple communities. Over 2,500 households requiring relocation were identified across 12 areas, with the largest numbers in Molugan, Sinaloc, and Amoros. Future housing needs were also projected, with over 9,000 new units needed from 2017-2026 to address current backlogs and population growth. Specific resettlement sites were identified and development details were provided, including costs of land acquisition, site development and home construction for projects resettling over 1,500 households between 2016-2019.
Summary of new units needed (due to backlog and population growth)
PLANNING PERIOD HOUSING UNITS NEEDED Due to Due to Total % Backlog Population Growth 2017 2019 1,789 965 2,754 30% 2020 2022 440 2,008 2,448 27% 2023 2026 454 3,531 3,985 43% TOTAL 2,683 6,504 9,187 100% Time Line of Events Events Date Amount Remarks Construction of 27 units July to October 2015 2,554,150.00 Under the BUB project of core houses DSWD R10 In Tigkawayan, sinaloc
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 25 August 16,2016 the City Government
s. 2016 “EXECUTIVE ORDER desires to ensure the CONSTITUTING THE CITY OF accelerated and effective EL SALVADOR HOUSING implementation of RA BOARD, PROVIDING ITS 7279, otherwise known as POWERS, DUTIES AND the Urban Development FUNCTIONS and Housing Act of 1992 APPROPRIATING FUNDS and RA No. 7835, FOR ITS OPERATIONS AND otherwise known as the FOR ALL OTHER Comprehensive Integrated PURPOSES.” Shelter-Financing Act of 1994, and other applicable laws and issuances;
`Start the Formulation of 2016 A document which
LSP includes an analysis of the present local housing situation, i.e., the identification of housing problems, upgrading and future housing needs, household’s affordability and local resources such as land, provision of basic services, and finance.
Meeting with HUDCC, October 12,2016 The respective agency
SHFC, CMP, presents its mandate and Pagibig,NHA,HLURB programs
Conduct HH survey in 2017
identified Brgys to determine displaced household. Master listing of Qualified Benificiaries SP Approve Local Shelter Plan
LGU acquired 1993-2017
lots at Cayam, Brgy Molugan; La Fortuna, Brgy Amoros; Linabo, Brgy Cogon(Phase 1 & 2) , Sto. Niño, Brgy Poblacion; Tigkawayan, Brgy Sinaloc; Brgy Himaya and BLISS, Brgy Poblacion with a total area of 105,642 square meters have been declared as sites for resettlement and socialized housing projects of the city. Mullhall for the bens affected by new City Hall area
planning/workshop on April 5 and 6, 2018
finalization of propose ordinance for the creation of Housing office and its position needed
SP Approve ordinance for June -October 2018
the creation of City Housing Board, ordinance for the creation of Housing and Urban Dev’t office and the positions/items needed.
FORMULATING A July 17-18, 2019 this will be finalized tru a
PROPOSED ORDINANCE workshop by the all office ESTABLISHING THE concerned(members of GUIDELINES IN THE LHB, Bens, HOA, and gov’t ADMINISTRATION AND agency concerned) IMPLEMENTATION OF ALL RESETTLEMENT AND SOCIALIZED HOUSING PROGRAM OF THE CITY
2018 utilized budget
Name of Resettlement Area Site Dev't. House Total Cost of Area (Sq.M) Location Cost of Land Cost Const.Cost No. Of Houses Appropriation Tigkawayan Relocation 3,069 Tigkawayan, 1,534,500. Phase 1 Brgy Sinaloc 00 27 (single, 2016) 1,534,500.00
Backlog covers the literally homeless households, the doubled-up households and the displaced households, particularly those families living in danger zones or areas prone to hazard, affected by government infrastructure projects, they are to be evicted or demolished households who are composed of those that need to be relocated because due to court order or due to an impending implementation of a government infrastructure project in the area they are occupying. Table 3.1 BASIC DATA AND ASSUMPTIONS Population in 2015 50,204 Households/Dwelling 1.014 (source: PSA) Unit Annual Population Growth 2.46 Displaced Units 2,517 (%) (source: PSA) Household Size 4.4 Homeless 0 Housing Stock 11,252
R.A. 7279 – Urban Development & Housing Act 1992 & other Housing Laws
LGU’s – provide Housing & Socialized Dwellings
Objectives: 1. To provide decent, affordable and disaster risk resilient and climate change adaptive shelter that has adequate facilities towards the formation of a livable and socially responsible residential community
2. To institutionalize the mechanism to implement the El Salvador Shelter Plan
and other related programs, projects, and activities.
3. To formulate the Local Shelter Plan of the City of El Salvador for CY 2018- 2028.
4. To be able to relocate the displaced households (2,683) for CY 2018-2028.
