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Mayor Isidro Pajarillaga said the construction of the housing units is going full-blast in Sitio Pahalang, Barangay San Pedro, some five kilometers from the town proper.


The housing units will be financed at a cost of P5 million by the Hong Kong-Shanghai Banking Corp. (HSBC) and Gawad Kalinga. They consist of single-detached concrete structures.


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In its proposal, which Jancom president Alfonso Tuzon presented to Mayor Ernesto Natividad during a recent meeting at City Hall, the company identified an "ideal sanitary landfill site" in Sitio Makatulang in Barangay Macabaklay, some 20 kilometers from the city proper. 


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Ito ang tahasang sinabi ni Mayor Natividad makaraang umugong ang balitang may pahintulot na ang governador ng naturang lalawigan sa plano ng MMDA at bubuhayin uli ang industriya ng tren para mapadali ang inaangkat na negosyo sa merkado at paghahakot ng basura.


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This was the reply of Mayor Ernesto Natividad to the proposal to turn a 573-hectare property in this city as a dumpsite for Metro Manila’s trash.


In an interview with The STAR yesterday, Natividad said he is personally opposed to the plan to convert Barangay Macabaklay into a site for a modern sanitary landfill to handle Metro Manila’s garbage.


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                    [Title] => New Nueva Ecija city expects brisk economic activity
                    [Summary] => GAPAN CITY, Nueva Ecija – Things are looking up economically in this city, Nueva Ecija’s youngest of its five component cities.


Local officials said that major business activities are expected with the influx of new investors in the city such as owners of shopping malls, big agriculture-based companies, fastfood chains and telecommunications companies.


Mayor Ernesto Natividad, one of the architects of the city’s economic growth, said the boom is inevitable following Gapan’s recent conversion into a component city.


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Mayor Ernesto Natividad, one of the architects of the city’s economic growth, said the boom is inevitable following Gapan’s recent conversion into a component city.


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100 housing units rushed for Ecija typhoon victims

By Manny Galvez | February 13, 2005 - 12:00am

GEN. TINIO, Nueva Ecija — Work has started on 100 housing units in this known hotbed of illegal logging for families rendered homeless, including former illegal loggers, during the spate of typhoons last year. Mayor...

Nation

Jancom proposes to build P5-B landfill in Gapan City

By Manny Galvez | September 14, 2003 - 12:00am

GAPAN CITY, Nueva Ecija — The Jancom Environmental Corp. (Jancom) has submitted to the city government a proposal for a P5-billion sanitary landfill here. In its proposal, which Jancom president Alfonso Tuzon...

Nation

Gawing tambakan ng basura ang Gapan, tinutulan

June 27, 2003 - 12:00am

GAPAN CITY, Nueva Ecija – Mariing tinutulan ng mga residente sa pangunguna ni Gapan City Mayor Ernesto Natividad ang plano ng Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) na gawing tambakan ng basura ang 570 ektaryang...

Probinsiya

Gapan City says no to dumpsite for Metro trash

By Manny Galvez | June 21, 2003 - 12:00am

GAPAN CITY — "No way." This was the reply of Mayor Ernesto Natividad to the proposal to turn a 573-hectare property in this city as a dumpsite for Metro Manila’s trash. In an interview with...

Nation

New Nueva Ecija city expects brisk economic activity

By Manny Galvez | December 8, 2002 - 12:00am

GAPAN CITY, Nueva Ecija – Things are looking up economically in this city, Nueva Ecija’s youngest of its five component cities. Local officials said that major business activities are expected with the...

Business