Republic of the Philippines Province of Bukidnon MUNICIPALITY OF MARAMAG OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN DRAFT ORDINANCE Proponent:_____________ AN ORDINANCE

ENACTING THE CODE OF POLICIES PAGLAUM VILLAGE PROJECT MARAMAG, BUKIDNON Explanatory Note: Pursuant to the Implementing Rules and Regulations of the Local Government Code of 1991, among the powers, duties, and functions of the Sangguniang Bayan, as the legislative body of the municipality is to regulate activities relative to the use of land, buildings, and structures within the municipality in order to promote the general welfare. (Sec.100 (5) A.O. No. 270) The Paglaum Village Project is envisioned to provide decent housing to the underprivileged and homeless citizens including relocation of informal settlers. In order to achieve this vision it is necessary that written set of rules, procedures must be adopted by the local government unit to be followed in undertaking the disposition of house and lot packages. Thus, there is a need to enact a code of policies to address this requirement. Be it enacted by the Sangguniang Bayan and in this Body assembled that: CHAPTER I DECLARATION OF POLICIES SECTION 1. The Municipal Government of Maramag fully subscribes to Section 9 of Article II of the 1987 Philippine Constitution which declares that the state shall promote a just and dynamic social order that will ensure the prosperity and independence of the nation and to free the people from poverty through policies that provide adequate social services, promote full employment, a rising standard of living and an improved quality of life. SECTION 2. The Municipality of Maramag together with the Provincial Government of Bukidnon shares its mission to promote the common good of the people by ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in the delivery of basic service. SECTION 3. The provision of decent shelter for the people living in poverty is of primordial concern of LGU-Maramag consistent with its vision for its constituents living a quality life. SECTION 4. LGU-Maramag together with the Province of Bukidnon adheres to uplift the conditions of the underprivileged and homeless citizens by making available to them decent housing at affordable cost and delivery of basic services. SECTION 5. For and in consideration of a smooth and harmonious implementation of the Paglaum Village Project, there is a need to formulate humane policies, rules and regulation advantageous to both LGU-Maramag and the beneficiaries. SECTION 6. The beneficiaries/residents of the Paglaum Villages Project are enjoined to observe and follow the policies, rules and regulations formulated and approved for this purpose in order to achieve a peaceful, harmonious and orderly community.

CHAPTER II GENERAL PROVISIONS A. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT SECTION 7. The Paglaum Village Project is a joint project of the Provincial Government of Bukidnon and the Local Government Unit of Maramag which is designed to uplift the living conditions of the homeless, landless and underprivileged citizens of the community. B. ROLES AND RESPONSIBLITIES (1) Local Government Unit of Maramag SECTION 8. In addition to the basic services mandated in the Local Government Code, the Municipal Government of Maramag shall provide services mandated in Section 21 of Republic Act No. 7279 to wit:

(a) Potable water; (b) Power and electricity and an adequate power distribution system; (c) Sewerage facilities and an efficient and adequate solid waste disposal system; and (d) Access to primary roads and transportation facilities. SECTION 9. The Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement shall be responsible for the management and administration of all matters pertaining to the Paglaum Village Project. SECTION 10. The Municipal Government of Maramag shall secure mortgage redemption insurance in favor of the beneficiaries of the Paglaum Village Project.

(2) Beneficiaries SECTION 11. The Beneficiary shall not use the residential units for non-residential purposes such as but not limited to sari-sari store, billiard area and etc., without the consent of the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement. SECTION 12. The beneficiary shall observe all terms and conditions regarding the use of common areas such as streets, alleys, recreational parks and facilities, and other public utilities after the same has been known to him. SECTION 13. The beneficiary shall undertake lawful actions to protect his/her own residential unit from any intruder at his own risk and expense. SECTION 14. The Beneficiary must faithfully comply with its obligation mentioned in Section 18 of this Ordinance and pay any interest due on the lot. SECTION 15. The immediate family of the beneficiary must notify the Local Chief Executive in case of death of the beneficiary. Should the beneficiary encounter any professional squatter/s or squatting syndicates as defined in Section 70 hereof, he shall inform the Local Chief Executive. C. PROJECT MANAGEMENT SECTION 16. General supervision and control relative to the Paglaum Village Project shall be exercised by the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement established and created under Ordinance No. 1, Series of 2004. SECTION 17. There shall be created a Municipal Housing and Resettlement Task Force the function of which is the enforcement of this Ordinance, to ensure that the provisions herein are

complied with and observed by the beneficiaries in the Paglaum Villages Project. Its composition shall be determined by the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement and its term is co-terminous with the latter. D. COST RECOVERY SCHEME SECTION 18. The beneficiaries of Paglaum Village Projects of San Miguel, Danggawan, Tubigon and Base Camp, this Municipality, shall pay the respective amortization of the residential unit awarded to them inclusive of the mortgage redemption insurance in accordance with the Table Cost Recovery, as follows: BARANGAY/PHASE PHASE 1 PHASE 2 ADDITIONAL 25 UNITS KILOS ASENSO DANGGAWAN TUBIGON BASE CAMP SAN MIGUEL TERM 30 YEARS 30 YEARS 30 YEARS 30 YEARS 30 YEARS 30 YEARS MONTHLY AMORTIZATION 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 TOTAL AMORTIZATION 90,000.00 90,000.00 90,000.00 90,000.00 90,000.00 90,000.00

Should there be Paglaum Village Projects in the future located in a different barangay than those mentioned above, the beneficiaries shall pay the same monthly amortization and total amortization with the same term stated above for their respective residential units. SECTION 19. The beneficiary may opt to pay the entire amount of the total amortization of the residential unit before the expiration of the 30 year term, in which case he shall be reimbursed of whatever payments he may have made in excess of what is legally due to him by reason of such accelerated payment. Thereafter, Section 24 hereof shall apply. SECTION 20. The beneficiary is given thirty (30) days grace period to pay his/her monthly amortization based on each monthly installments paid. A penalty of one percent (1%) per month on the monthly amortization due and payable shall be charged if there is failure to pay within the said period. SECTION 21. In case of disability of the beneficiary, his/her spouse or immediate member of the family shall assume the accountability of paying the unpaid amortization/s until fully paid in the specified term. SECTION 22. In case of death of the beneficiary, the latter or his/her immediate family shall be released from the obligation of paying the total unpaid amortization/s upon compliance with Section 15 of this Ordinance and the proceeds of the insurance shall accrue to the Local Government of Maramag, Bukidnon as payment for the total unpaid amortization, provided that the latter can recover from the insurance contract. If the local government cannot recover from the insurance contract based on the acts and omissions of the beneficiary, Section 21 of this Ordinance shall apply. SECTION 23. Should the beneficiary default in the payment of three (3) consecutive monthly amortizations, all persons claiming title/right under him/her shall be treated as an illegal occupant and he/she shall be ejected from the premises. All payments made by the beneficiary shall be considered as reasonable compensation for the use and occupation of the lot. The Municipality shall then and there be free to enter into the premises, take possession thereof.

E. DISPOSITION AND AWARDS SECTION 24. The Municipal Government shall execute in favor of the beneficiary a final Deed of Sale over the residential unit upon full payment of the beneficiary of the total amortization together with all interest due thereon in accordance with Sections 36, 37, and 38 of Chapter V hereof. CHAPTER III BENEFICIARY SELECTION SECTION 25. There shall be a census and household tagging to be conducted whenever there is a new site available for Paglaum Village Project for the determination of qualified beneficiaries. This shall be undertaken by the Municipal Housing and Resettlement Task Force. SECTION 26. A beneficiary must possess the following: (a) Must be a Filipino citizen; (b) At least 18 years of age and head of the household; (c) A person determined by the Municipal Housing and Resettlement Task Force in a census; (d) Willing to participate in the Paglaum Village Project and abide with the its Code of Polies; (d) Must be an underprivileged and homeless citizen, as defined in Section 70 hereof; (e) Must not own any real property whether in the urban or rural areas; and (f) Must not be a professional squatter or a member of squatting syndicates as defined in Section 70 hereof. The Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement shall be allowed to supplement criterias to qualify a beneficiary when the exigency of the circumstances demands addendum or revision in accordance with Republic Act 7279 and other pertinent laws. Such supplement or revision shall be subject for approval by the Local Chief Executive. SECTION 27. Prior to the actual awarding of lots, the beneficiary is required to attend an orientation briefing/seminar regarding their undertakings, Paglaum Villages rules and regulations, and the occupancy rules. SECTION 28. The applicant shall address his application to the Chairperson of the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement through the Technical Working Group. CHAPTER IV LOT ALLOCATION SECTION 29. Only the actual occupant within the Paglaum Villages Project site who has been properly identified and who meet the requirements for the beneficiaries as specified in Section 26 hereof, and such other requirements as set by the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement are qualified to only one (1) lot per household except when otherwise provided by the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement. The lot size and location shall be in accordance with the Municipal Housing Project Plans. SECTION 30. The allocation of residential units shall be formulated by the Technical Working Group and must be approved by the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement. The allocation shall conform on the following procedures: (a) Each residential unit to be awarded to the beneficiaries shall be correlatively numbered starting from the unit near the entrance of the Paglaum Village Project site. (b) The first batch of beneficiaries shall be listed in the alphabetical order based on their respective surnames. (c) Thereafter, the first name on the list shall be allocated with the residential unit nearest to the entrance to the Paglaum Village Project site followed by the next name on the list and so forth.

(d) Subsequent batch of beneficiaries to the same Paglaum Village Project site shall be allocated with the residential unit after the last name of the first batch. The Technical Working Group upon approval of the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement, is allowed to revise or amend the above-stated procedures when circumstances so warrant. SECTION 31. Unallocated lots defined in Section 70 hereof, identified and found within the Paglaum Village Project site shall not be occupied by any individuals whether they are beneficiaries or not without the approval of the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement. Any family or individual occupying such unallocated lot shall be dealt with pursuant to applicable laws. CHAPTER V LOT AWARDS AND DISPOSITION SECTION 32. The Technical Working Group of the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement shall group the applications for beneficiary in the Paglaum Villages Project by 10, 20, or 50 applications or in any expedient manner, and report the same to the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement for proper action. SECTION 33. The Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement after receipt of the report stated in Section 32 hereof, shall decide to approve or disapprove the applications filed by the applicants and corresponding notices shall be sent to the applicants. In the event that the application is disapproved, the applicant shall be informed of the reason(s) and ground(s) for such disapproval. The applicant may still file an appeal for reconsideration address to the Chair of the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement through the Technical Working Group (TWG) within thirty (30) days upon his receipt of the notice of disapproval. Upon submission of his appeal for reconsideration, he must also submit pieces of evidence to support his claim for beneficiary status. The Technical Work Group shall evaluate the appeal based on the evidence submitted and make appropriate recommendation to the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement who will endorse the same for the approval/disapproval the Local Chief Executive. The decision of the Local Chief Executive is deemed final and executory. Approved applications shall be given to the Technical Working Group of the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement for the latter to issue corresponding papers of approval to the applicant and for record purposes. SECTION 34. Upon the receipt of notice approving his application, he/she shall present before the Technical Working Group of the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement the said notice and at least two (2) valid identification cards. Thereafter, he/she must sign an agreement prepared by the Technical Working Group regarding his/her undertakings as a beneficiary of the Paglaum Villages Project. SECTION 35. Allocation process stated in Section 30 hereof shall then proceed. Thereafter, the Technical Working Group shall issue to the beneficiaries copies of the papers of approval, beneficiaries undertakings, and occupancy rules including the keys to the residential unit. SECTION 36. The beneficiaries after paying the total amortization of the residential unit awarded to them as specified in Section 18 hereof, shall present within reasonable time before the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement through its Technical Working Group proof of payment, including but not limited to receipts, bonds, etc. SECTION 37. The Technical Working Group after proof of payment is shown or presented as provided in Section 36 hereof, shall evaluate and investigate if such documents presented is

credible and reliable based on records. If upon the determination of the Technical Working Group more documents is needed for complete evaluation, notice shall be given to the beneficiary and the same much be complied within ten (10) days. Failure of the beneficiary to comply with the notice will not affect the evaluation and the Technical Working Group shall present its report and recommended actions to the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement for proper action. SECTION 38. Upon receipt of the report stated in Section 37 hereof, the Council shall within thirty (30) days decide to approve or disapprove the report. Should the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement decide to approve the same, notice shall be given to the beneficiary and the Technical Working Group, for the latter to assist the beneficiary in securing a Deed of Sale and subsequently a title to the property. Should the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement decide to disapprove the same, notice containing reasons shall be given to the beneficiary. The beneficiary may appeal for reconsideration in the same manner as stated in Section 33 par.2 hereof SECTION 39. The immediate family of the beneficiary entitled to receive the awarded lot upon compliance with Section 22 of this Ordinance, must present before the Technical Working Group a received copy of the notice as stated in Section 15 par. 1 hereof and a death certificate. Upon receipt of the above-stated documents, the Technical Working Group shall prepare a report on the records of the beneficiary concerned and the status report on the insurance, and recommend to the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement proper actions. SECTION 40. The Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement upon receipt of the report stated in Section 39 hereof, should pursue to recover the insurance proceeds of the beneficiary in a manner to be determined by the said Council. The immediate family of the beneficiary during such period shall be allowed to reside in the residential unit until final determination of the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement. In addition, payments of the monthly amortization shall be suspended. Should the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement succeed to recover the insurance proceeds, Section 38 par. 2 hereof shall apply. Should the said Council after all remedies has been exhausted, fail to recover the insurance proceeds notice shall be sent to the members of the immediate family of the beneficiary and Section 21 hereof shall apply. CHAPTER VI ALLOCATION OF PROJECT COST SECTION 41. The costs of the Paglaum Villages Project shall be based on the current market price and availability of the materials and manpower to undertake the following works: (a) Earth Works (b) Masonry Works (c) Steel Works (d) Forms and Scaffolding (e) Carpentry Works (f) Hardware (g) Tinsmith Works (h) Painting Works (i) Electrical Works (j) Plumbing Works (k) Labor Cost (l) Land Development Cost (m) Raw Land Cost (n) Infrastucture Cost

The Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement upon recommendation of the Technical Working Group, may undertake other works necessary for the Paglaum

Villages Project. The recovery scheme of these costs shall be done in the manner provided in Section 18 hereof. SECTION 42. The incorporation of the costs of the Paglaum Villages Project in the payments of the beneficiaries stated in Section 41 hereof, shall be on the basis of the computation prepared by the Technical Working Group to be reported to the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement for approval or revision. CHAPTER VII SALE AND TRANSFER OF RIGHTS SECTION 43. The beneficiaries and their respective families shall be deemed to have waived their rights over the residential units of the Paglaum Villages Project and other government programs on housing and resettlement should they construct any structures in the areas where they have previously resided. SECTION 44. Non-occupancy of the beneficiary and his/her immediate family over the residential unit for three (3) consecutive months shall be deemed to be a waiver of his rights over the said unit. The said unit shall be considered available for occupancy by other beneficiaries. SECTION 45. Each beneficiary is entitled to one (1) residential unit for himself/herself and his/her immediate family. Should the beneficiary or his/her immediate family is found by the Technical Working Group to be occupying more than one (1) residential unit of the Paglaum Villages Project, the beneficiary shall be deemed to have waived his rights over all the residential units occupied by him/her and his/her immediate family. SECTION 46. The beneficiaries is prohibited to sell, transfer and dispose of the residential unit to any person or entity, including mortgaging the same in consideration of a loan or any other obligation, without the consent of the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement. SECTION 47. The beneficiaries is prohibited to enter, arrange, or otherwise make available his residential unit in an agreement or contract with other persons or entities, the contents of which pertains to the assumption of his/her obligation to pay the monthly amortization stated in Section 18 hereof, for and in consideration of the usage and occupation of the residential unit. SECTION 48. The rule of Succession as provided in the Civil Code of the Philippines shall apply in the event of death or incapacity of the beneficiary to whom the land is being awarded. CHAPTER VIII BENEFICIARY DISQUALIFICATION SECTION 49. A beneficiary can be disqualified from any housing benefits under any project administered by the Council based on the following grounds: (a) When a beneficiary sells, disposes or transfer his /her rights over a lot without the approval of the Council. (b) When a beneficiary allows himself to be used as a dummy for other person/s or entities to acquire rights over the residential as well as other benefits of the Paglaum Village Project in any project site. (c) When a beneficiary willfully violates any provision sets forth in the Code of Policies and Rules and Regulation implemented by the Council. SECTION 50. A beneficiary, who has been disqualified pursuant to Section 49 hereof, shall forever be disqualified from receiving any government housing assistance.

SECTION 51.The Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement shall investigate all disqualification cases. SECTION 52. The decision of the Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement shall be subject for confirmation by the Local Chief Executive. CHAPTER IX CONTROL OF STRUCTURES A. STRUCTURES SECTION 53. Structures constructed pursuant to the Paglaum Village Project shall be the only structures allowed in the Paglaum Village Project site, unless otherwise provided by the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement and they shall be tagged. SECTION 54. Tag numbers assigned to each particular structure shall be permanent and nontransferable. Any tagged structure whose tags plates have been lost, worn out or stolen must be reported to the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement and the concerned household head shall apply for a replacement of a new tag plate but not a new number. A new tag plate will be issued after payment of its cost to be determined by the Council later. SECTION 55. Any structure claimed missed out during the census tagging may be accommodate upon presentation of evidence and after investigation by the Municipal Council and Housing Resettlement. SECTION 56. The physical transfer of existing tagged structures / dwelling units within the Paglaum Village Project site is strictly prohibited unless authorized by the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement on any of the following grounds: a. If the transfer is required resulting from the implementation of the municipal development plans; and b. If the present site proves to be an imminent danger to health, well being, life and property of the occupant. SECTION 57. All illegal structures shall be removed from the Paglaum Village Project site at the expense of the owner / occupant within ten (10) days upon receipt of the eviction notice. However, if the said owner / occupants fail to dismantle or remove the same structure, it shall dismantled upon order by the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement in accordance with existing laws, rules and regulations or guidelines on eviction and dismantling. SECTION 58. Improvements or alteration on structure constructed on government-owned lands prior to the start or during the actual site development are strictly prohibited except when there is a written approval by the Council. B. NEW CONSTRUCTION SECTION 59. All construction shall conform to the design and specification provided by the Council. A. REPAIR AND EXTENSION SECTION 60. Extensions and/or major repairs on existing structures maybe allowed only after a clearance have been issued by the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement and building permit issued by the Building Official. SECTION 61. Whenever a structure becomes an imminent danger to life, well-being and / or property of the occupants, the Municipal Council and Resettlement may issue the clearance for the immediate and necessary repair.

B. DEMOLITION / RELOCATION OF STRUTURES SECTION 62. The Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement shall be responsible for the order of dismantling of structures found to be illegally constructed found within identified priority areas. SECTION 63. If there are grounds for dismantling a structure, the Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement shall duly inform the owner and / or the occupants through a notice of eviction as provided by the rules and regulations of Municipal Task Force on Housing and Resettlement. SECTION 64. In any case where there is on-going construction / repair / extension, the Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement shall stop such activity unless there is a permit issued by the Building Official and a clearance from the Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement. SECTION 65. All structures affected by the demolition that are found within the identified priority areas shall be given priority to avail lot at the Paglaum Village Project site. The materials of each structure gathered after the demolition will be transported by the municipal vehicle to the lot allotted for the owner of the demolished structure. Construction cost of the new structure will be shouldered by the owner. SECTION 66. The Punong Barangay who has jurisdiction over the areas affected with the demolition shall see to it that no new structures will be constructed again in the same area. CHAPTER IX EJECTMENT/EVICTION SECTION 67. Any beneficiary who has been found by the Council to have violated the provisions of this Ordinance, rules and regulation implemented by the Council, and other existing laws relative to housing and resettlement projects shall be evicted from any Paglaum Villages Project site after the observance of due process. SECTION 68. All illegal entrance/entries found in Paglaum Villages Project site shall be subjected to eviction after due notice. SECTION 69. The Council shall formulate a humane process in the execution an ejectment or eviction in accordance with Republic Act 7279 and other pertinent laws. CHAPTER X DEFINITION OF TERMS SECTION 70. The following terms herein defined shall form part of this Code of Policies: (a) Allocation refers to the act of designating a beneficiary to a certain specific residential unit; (b) Affordable cost refers to the most reasonable price of land and shelter based on the needs and financial capability of beneficiaries and appropriate financing schemes as determined by the Council; (c) Beneficiary refers to a qualified applicant approved by the Council to avail the benefits of the Paglaum Villages Project; (d) Council refers to the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement organized and created under Ordinance No. 01 Series of 2004; (e) Credibility/Reliability refers to the authenticity of the documents presented to the Technical Working Group;

(f) Disability refers to incapacity to fulfill the obligation of paying the monthly amortization by reason of imprisonment, civil interdiction and the like; (g) Disqualification refers to the forfeiture of benefits from the project and cancellation of right of beneficiaries to the Paglaum Villages Project; (h) Household Head refers to the legitimate and legal head of the family structure. (i) Illegal entrance/entries refers to pathways not intended for passage; (j) Incorporation refers to the inclusion of the project costs to the total amortization of a residential unit; (k) Immediate family refers to the family members of the beneficiary including his/her spouse and their children, parents, nephews/nieces, uncles/aunts residing with the beneficiary and dependent upon him for support; (l) Occupancy/Non-occupancy refers to the continuity of use of the residential unit; (m) Major Repair refers to the restoration or replacement of worn-out or damaged structural or architectural parts of a structure which is extensive in nature; (n) Minor Repair refers to the restoration or replacement of worn-out damaged parts of a structure which is minor in nature; (o) Professional squatters refers to individuals or groups who occupy lands without the express consent of the landowner and who have sufficient income for legitimate housing. The term shall also apply to persons who have previously been awarded homelots or housing units by the Government but who sold, leased or transferred the same to settle illegally in the same place or in another urban area, and non-bona fide occupants and intruders of lands reserved for socialized housing. The term shall not apply to individuals or groups who simply rent land and housing from professional squatters or squatting syndicates; (p) Residential Unit refers to the units awarded to the beneficiary including the land erected by the unit; (q) Structures refers to manmade building or dwelling units for the support, shelter or enclosure of persons, animals, chattels facilities or property of any kind; (r) Squatting syndicates refers to groups of persons engaged in the business of squatter housing for profit or gain; (s) Technical Working Group refers to a group of persons organized and tasked by the Council to study technical matters involving the Paglaum Villages Project; (t) Unallocated Lots refers to areas within the Paglaum Village Project determined by the Maramag Municipal Council on Housing and Resettlement not intended for occupancy (w) Underprivileged and homeless citizens refers to the beneficiaries of this Project and to individuals or families residing in urban and urbanizable areas whose income or combined household income falls within the poverty threshold as defined by the National Economic and Development Authority and who do not own housing facilities. This shall include those who live in makeshift dwelling units;

CHAPTER XI COMMON PROVISIONS SECTION 71. If for any reason, any provisions of this Ordinance are declared invalid or unconstitutional, the remaining provisions not affected thereby shall continue to be in force and effect. SECTION 72. Ordinance No. 2011 - 21 is hereby repealed and amended accordingly. All other ordinances of the Municipal Government, rules and regulations, or parts thereof inconsistent with this Code are hereby repealed or modified accordingly. SECTION 73. Beneficiaries of the Paglaum Villages Project before the enactment of this Ordinance shall continue to be beneficiaries thereof. However, they shall comply with this Ordinance within (30) days after the same has been informed to them. SECTION 74. This Code shall take effect upon approval and after posting the same in three (3) conspicuous places for a period of three (3) consecutive weeks