Residents at the boundary of two agricultural barangays in Dumaguete City have signed a petition requesting subdivision developer Camella Homes to provide them with a road right of way, when plans to establish another housing subdivision in the area push through. The petition, addressed to Barangay Captain Orlando Enquig was received by the barangay council of Bajumpandan, during its regular session last week. The petitioners said they will be trapped in the inner portion of the property when the area is fenced. Continue reading... Also from this article: Are they surprised that a business would factor corruption into their budgets? lol I'm sure the Barangay Captain is absolutely shocked.....shocked I say.....that corruption actually happens in the Philippines.
Again a cultural practice that is so normal in occurrence that it is accepted as standard practice. As I was once told that the "gay beauty pageant" sponsored by the local high school was normal. Hmmmmm?
Well, a bit late to apply for right of way when you have not cared in the first place. But, it's like always. We don't need it right now, so, lets deal with that tomorrow...
More on this: http://www.visayandailystar.com/2015/April/18/negor4.htm I wonder how much it will cost to "ease everyone's concerns"?
