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1. CLUP
Evaluating the
CLUP Volume 1
GRAZA, Niel Christian
HUGO, Kristine Hope
CONTRERAS, Paulina Krystylle
P203 - Land Use Planning
CLUP

2. ILOILO CITY
POPULATION
2010: 424,619
2015: 447,992
2020 (projection): 471,310
2025 (projection): 495,843
LAND AREA
7,834
hectares
POPULATION
DENSITY
5,719
persons per square
kilometer
Demography
ILOILO CITY

3. Demography
BACOLOD CITY
BACOLOD
CITY
POPULATION
2010: 510,494
2015: 561,875
2026(projection): 682,961
LAND AREA
16,145
hectares
POPULATION
DENSITY
3,480
persons per square
kilometer

4. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
ILOILO CITY
NATIONAL ROADS = 109.841 kms.
Asphalt 25.532 kms.
Concrete 84.309 kms.
CITY ROADS = 52.19 kms.
Asphalt 8.060 kms.
Concrete 44.13 kms.
BARANGAY ROADS = 116.926 kms.
Asphalt 7.958 kms.
Gravel 24.518 kms.
Concrete 84.45 kms.
Source: CLUP Iloilo City

5. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
ILOILO CITY
Source: CLUP Iloilo City

6. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
ILOILO CITY
Source: CLUP Iloilo City

7. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
ILOILO CITY
Source: CLUP Iloilo City

8. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
ILOILO CITY
Source: CLUP Iloilo City

9. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
BACOLOD CITY
Source: DURP
The ROAD NETWORK LENGTH of
Bacolod City measures 1,083.24 km.
Asphalt 38.68 km.
Concrete 985.97 km
Unsealed Gravel 58.43 km.
Unpaved 0.16km.
Road Network

10. Major Roads
Public Facilities and Infrastructure
BACOLOD CITY
• Ceres North Terminal
• Ceres South Terminal
• DAALCO in Barangay 40
• LC Star in Barangay 40
• OMC in Barangay 40
• Handumanan in Barangay 40
• Salvador Benedicto in Barangay 40
• Rainbow and V-hire in Barangay Villamonte
• Jeepney terminals in Barangays
Handumanan,Mansilingan,Montevista,
Estefania,Granada, Bata, Sum-ag,Punta taytay and 33
Transportation terminals
• Lacson Street
• Circumferential Road-BASAR
along North direction
• Araneta Street along South
direction
• Alijis-Mansilingan Road along East
direction

11. • Bacolod Economic Highway
• Pedestrian Overpass (Brgy. Mansilingan)
• Fly-Over at Magsaysay Avenue (Brgy. Singcang-
Airport)
• School Buildings (Luis Hervias NHS and Emiliano
Lizares NHS)
Government- Initiated Projects
Public Facilities and Infrastructure
BACOLOD CITY
• Sum-ag River Development
• Bacolod City District Hospital
• Climate Resilient Evacuation Centers with
complete facilities (for victims of calamities)
Other Proposed Development
Projects
• Public Transportation Terminals (South Terminal at
Brgy. Tangub, East Terminal at Brgy. Mansilingan AND
North Terminal at Brgy. Bata)
• Bacolod Coastal Access Road
• Bacolod Old Airport
• Bacolod Nature’s Park
• Bacolod Welcome Arch Project
• Information Technology Park (BREDCO)
Proposed/Ongoing Infrastructure
Projects

12. • Search for the Cleanest, Greenest and Most Well-
Managed Solid Waste Management Program in 61
Barangays of Bacolod City
• Improvement of Bacolod City Public Plaza
• Improvement of Public Open Spaces at Bacolod
Government Center
• Rehabilitation and Improvement of Bacolod Rizal
Park
• Improvement of Streetscape at Lacson Street
• Improvement of Promenade in front of Negros
Occidental High School at Araneta Street
• . Improvement of Streetscape at Tindalo Street,
Narra Street and Hilado Street
Proposed Projects under the Urban
Greening Program of the City
Public Facilities and Infrastructure
BACOLOD CITY
• Improvement of Streetscape along Lopez Jaena
Street
• Construction and Improvement of Alangilan EcoPark
• . Improvement of Andres Bonifacio Park
• Landscaping of Entrance to Bacolod-Silay Airport
• Landscaping and Improvement of Bridge Railing at
Barangay 10
• Ayala Land (Capitol Central)
• Ayala Land (Capitol Central)
• Camella Bacolod-South
• Seda Capitol Central
Private Development Projects

13. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
ILOILO CITY
The Iloilo International Airport is in
the Municipality of Cabatuan and is
around 17 km from Iloilo City.
Air Transportation

14. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
BACOLOD CITY
New Bacolod Silay Airport
Air Transportation

15. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
ILOILO CITY
Seaports And Fishing Ports
• Fort San Pedro Port
• Iloilo River Wharf (IRW)
• International Commercial Port
Complex (ICPC)
• Iloilo Fishing Port Complex
• Ortiz Port
• Fastcraft Terminal
• Iloilo- Guimaras Ferry Terminal
• Loboc Port And Private Seaport

16. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
BACOLOD CITY
Seaports And Fishing Ports
• BREDCO Port at the
Reclamation Area
• BANAGO Port at Barangay
Banago

17. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
ILOILO CITY
Solid Waste Management
Materials Recovery Facility 384.42 sq.m.
Composting 150.06 sq.m.
Pass Inc. (Hospital Waste Treatment Facility) 19,406.80 sq.m.
Sanitary landfill 3.3 hectares
Dumpsite 23.0 hectares

18. Public Facilities and Infrastructure
BACOLOD CITY
Solid Waste Management
Collection/Hauling Transport- The Department of Public Services
(DPS) is the implementing arm of the city government in the
program of Cleanliness and Sanitation.
Information and Education Campaign (IEC)- selected employees
monitor and enforce the Solid Waste Management Information and
Education Campaign.
Disposal- Sanitary Landfill located at Barangay Felisa
Clean-up Drive- Street Cleaning, environmental concerns and
Drainage/Sewerage

19. Agriculture Facilities
ILOILO CITY
Brgy. Lanit, Jaro as the
remaining tract of land for
agricultural production

20. Agriculture Facilities
BACOLOD CITY
Agricultural Production Area is 7,157 hectares
and located in Barangays of Alangilan,
Granada, Cabug, Estefania, Mandalagan,
Mansilingan, Felisa, Singcang, Tangub,
Pahanocoy, Sum-ag, and Vista Alegre.
Major Crops:
Rice 566.15 hectares
Corn Production 24 hectares
Root Crops 62 hectares
Vegetable Production 27 hectares
Sugar Land 4,400 hectares
Per record gathered from the City Agriculture
Office, there are 1,213 farmers in Bacolod City.

21. Power, Water, Communication and Network
ILOILO CITY
• A 72- megawatt Diesel Fuel Power Plant
operated by Panay Power Corporation and
a 164- megawatt coal fired power plant
operated by Panay Energy Development
Corporation (PEDC) -- both situated in
Barangay Ingore in La Paz district -- have
provided power generation for Iloilo City.
• MORE Electric and Power Corporation
(Monte Oro) was granted the congressional
franchise in 2020 to take over PECO's
operations and act as the sole power
distributor in Iloilo City.
Power
• Water in Iloilo City is distributed by the
Metro Iloilo Water District (MIWD). The
water district established, in September 18,
1987, a joint venture with Metro Pacific
Water forming a new entity called Metro
Iloilo Water
Water
• During the pandemic, the lives of the
people in the city depended on online
transactions from social media, education &
meetings via online/virtual, shopping
through lazada & shoppee, bank
transactions and other online apps that
helped the people of the city during the
pandemic.
• There are different internet service
providers in the metro like globe/TM,
smart/TNT, PLDT, Dito and Converge.
• For the telecommunication service
providers, there are globe, touch mobile,
smart, talk n text and DITO
Communication & Network

22. Power, Water, Communication and Network
BACOLOD CITY
• The Central Negros Electric Cooperative,
Inc. (CENECO) is the sole power distributor
in Bacolod City
Power
• Bacolod City Water District was created in
1973 by virtue of PD 198 and was
implemented by virtue of a City Council
Resolution #4460 Series of 1973.
• Bacolod Bulk Water Supply Project -
situated on a 2,500 square meter lot in
Abada-Escay Road, Barangay Granada.
Water

23. Power, Water, Communication and Network
BACOLOD CITY
• Bacolod City is served by different types of
communication facilities like postal services
(9), money transfer services (8), internet
providers (4), telephone services providers
(3), cell site network (9), cable and internet
(6), broadcast and television network (9),
FM Radio Stations (14), television network
(9) and cable TV providers (3). All of which
are owned and managed by private
companies except the Philippine Postal
Corporation.
Communication & Network

24. Power, Water, Communication and Network
BACOLOD CITY
• Four internet service providers available in
Bacolod City namely Philippine Long
Distance Telephone (PLDT), Globelines,
SkyCable and Bayan Telecommunications
Inc. (Lease Lines).
• The written media is represented by the 8
tabloid publishers, these are The Visayan
Daily Star, Sun Star Bacolod, Negros Daily
Bulletin, Panay News, Kapawa News,
Negros Weekly, Bylines Magazine and
Watchmen.
• Cell site networks are run by seven (7)
communication companies; these are
Digitel Mobile Phils., Inc., Smart
Communications, Inc., Globe Telecom, Inc.,
Innove, PLDT, Next Mobile and Sun
Cellular.
Communication & Network • Postal and messenger services are provided
for by the government owned Philippine
Postal Corporation (PhilPost) and other
private companies like Fed Ex/ Air 21, JRS
Express, LBC, DHL, To Go, Libcap Super
Express, NS Ocana ad EXL Worlwide
Express.
• Two (2) landline telephone service
companies, these are the Philippine Long
Distance Telephone (PLDT) and Innove.
• Four (4) companies operate mobile network
services, namely: ABS-CBN Mobile, Smart
Communications, Inc., Globe Telecom, Inc.
and Sun Cellular
• There are Twenty-Eight (28) existing ICT-
related companies/firms which offered
various services as call centers and business
process outsourcing (BPO).

25. Economic Structure
ILOILO CITY
The core of economic
activities in the city is the
service sector, constituting
93.27%. This is followed by
the industry sector at 6.25%,
and agriculture at 0.48%.

26. Economic Structure
BACOLOD CITY

27. Role of the City
ILOILO CITY
Mainly: Regional Center of Western Visayas
Seat of Regional Governance
Financial Capital of the Region
Commercial, Trading and Industrial Hub
Center of Education
Logistics and Transshipment Hub
Capital of the Metro Iloilo-Guimaras Region

28. Role of the City
BACOLOD CITY
Providing Jobs to City
Residence
Most Economic Activities
takes Place

29. Competitive Advantage and Edge
ILOILO CITY
Education
Trade,
Commerce,
Finance
Technology
Medical
Tourism
Hospitality Industries
Real Estate

30. Competitive Advantage and Edge
BACOLOD CITY
BPO Hub in
Western Visayas /
Center of
Excellence in IT-
BPO
Service Center
of Negros
Occidental
Center of Whole
Archipelago
Food Attractions
and Restaurants
Hospitality
Saving Grace
from Calamities

31. Development Structure and Concept Plan
ILOILO CITY
Waterfront-oriented Development
Multi-Centered Development

32. Development Structure and Concept Plan
BACOLOD CITY
Unique features
Cultural and Historical Preservation
Environmental Conservation
Alteration of Land
Mix uses in close proximity
Transportation options
Manage Growth Patterns
Development in Existing Infrastructure

33. Land Use Plan
ILOILO CITY
Maximizing The Use Of Existing Infrastructure And Facilities
Continuation Of Existing Concept Plan
Central Business District (Downtown CBD & Midtown CBD /
Iloilo Business Center)
Urban Centers

34. Land Use Plan
BACOLOD CITY
Utilization of 6,663.73
of Future Urban 1 & 2

35. Land and Water Use Policies
ILOILO CITY
Intra-zonal And Not Inter-zonal Land Use
Development Of Mixed-use Character
Water Use Policies

36. Land and Water Use Policies
BACOLOD CITY
Coral Reef Conservation Zone
Mangrove Conservation Zone
Coastal Zones

37. Comparison and General Observation
• The Land Use Maps didn’t follow the Standard Color Codes in delineating the proposed land
uses as presented in Table 7-1 of CLUP Guidebook
• The CLUP of Iloilo City has more visual elements such as the maps while the CLUP of Bacolod
City is more narrative and descriptive which makes it more detailed than Iloilo’s.
• CLUP of Iloilo City has no social aspect/sector, sports & recreation and protection & safety
aspects unlike Bacolod City’s CLUP.
• In water services, there is scarcity in Iloilo and Bacolod due to the high number of consumers
resulting in interrupted water distribution and supply.
• The power distributor in both cities are monopolized by MORE Power in Iloilo City and
CENECO in Bacolod City