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LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS NO. 1383 -
GUIDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHER'S CAMP IN BAGUIO CITY |
The Minister of Human Settlements
The Director, Bureau of Lands
The Director, Bureau of Forest Development
The Mayor, Baguio City
WHEREAS, orderly physical planning is necessary for ensuring the maintenance of the beauty and sylvan setting of Baguio City;
WHEREAS, Teacher's Camp is one of the large remaining forested areas in Baguio City, further construction within which will lead to deterioration in its ecological balance, adversely affecting not only the Camp but also the City of Baguio;
WHEREAS, the objective of government is to make Teacher's Camp into a center for continuing teacher education and educational research and innovation;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, FERDINAND E, MARCOS, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do hereby Order and Instruct the Minister of Education, Culture and Sports, with the assistance of the Minister of Human Settlements to prepare and implement a physical development plan of Teacher's Camp, under the following guidelines:
1.
The Camp shall be used exclusively by the Ministry of Education,
Culture and Sports, for continuing teacher education and educational
research and innovation;
2. The
built-up area within the Camp shall not be further expanded and
wherever possible, existing structures shall be removed or relocated to
be consistent with a physical plan that maximizes open or forested area;
3. No new
structures shall be erected nor shall existing structures be expanded
except in accordance with the physical development plan prepared under
this Letter;
4. The
aesthetics of the Camp shall be improved with the removal of illegal or
unnecessary structures that detract from its natural beauty, including
discordant gates and markers, fences and the like. The architecture of
the Camp shall be its traditionally simple but harmonious style,
consistent with the forested surroundings;
5. Illegal
structures in the Camp and in adjoining public lands administered by
the Bureau of Forestry or other agencies, shall be removed and
squatters shall relocated;
6. A tree
planting program for the Camp and for the adjoining lands administered
by the Bureau of Forestry or other agencies shall be designed and
implemented as part of the reforestation program of government; and
7. The
boundaries of the Camp shall be properly defined and safeguarded. The
Bureau of Lands shall assist in conducting the necessary land survey.
Done in the City of Manila, this 20th day of February, nineteen hundred and eighty-four.
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