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[Title] => City councilor pays P2 million in business taxes
[Summary] => Cebu City Councilor Rodrigo “Bebot” Abellanosa yesterday paid the city P2 million for the business taxes of his Asian College of Technology along Leon Kilat and P. del Rosario Streets to show to the public that he is a law-abiding citizen.
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[Title] => Bystanders help to arrest two robbers, a snatcher
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Bystanders showed their power in helping solve crimes when they ganged up and arrested two suspected robbers and a snatcher in two crime incidents at the city's downtown area over the weekend.
The two suspected robbers were Inocencio Flores Oporto, 32, of barangay Basak-Pardo, and Wilmar Ompad Sablas, 32, of San Isidro II in Olango, Lapu-Lapu City.
The two, armed with knives, held up and grabbed the cellphone of 18-year-old April Jane Etom, a student residing at barangay Basak in Mandaue City.
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[Title] => Hearing vs. dumping of building materials on roads snubbed?
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It seems that none among those summoned is interested in the enacting of an ordinance penalizing building contractors who allegedly obstruct the flow of traffic by depositing or dumping their construction materials beside or on roads near construction sites.
The proposed ordinance sponsored by councilor Raul "Yayoy" Alcoseba, chairman of the city council committee on traffic management, was scheduled for a public hearing last Wednesday, but nobody appeared from those who were invited.
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[Title] => Committee ok's proposed ban against piling building materials on the road
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The city council's committee on laws has endorsed the approval of an ordinance penalizing building contractors that will unload construction materials on roads and cause traffic problems in that area.
The committee, chaired by councilor Edgardo Labella, said the proposed ordinance of councilor Raul Alcoseba is anchored on section 458 of the Local Government Code that pushes means for a smooth flow of traffic.
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[Title] => Too many traffic obstructions
[Summary] => The City Council, the press release says, is planning an ordinance that prohibits traffic obstructions particularly those in construction sites. This is a long-overdue measure.
I was one of the motorists who got stuck two weeks ago at the corner of Leon Kilat and P. del Rosario streets. Nearby a high-rise building was being constructed and heavy equipment was parked right on the road next to the building. This caused the traffic jam, and it took me about ten minutes before I could get through.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Proposed ordinance bars contractors from obstructing traffic flow
[Summary] => To address concerns about building construction work affecting the flow of traffic, an ordinance is now being drafted by the City Council's committee on transportation penalizing contractors and truck drivers, will obstruct the flow of traffic.
Committee chairman Sylvan "Jack" Jakosalem said he would present his proposed ordinance before the City Council next month, hoping that it would help minimize the traffic problems in the city.
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[Title] => Proposed ordinance bars contractors from obstructing traffic flow
[Summary] => To address concerns about building construction work affecting the flow of traffic, an ordinance is now being drafted by the City Council's committee on transportation penalizing contractors and truck drivers, will obstruct the flow of traffic.
Committee chairman Sylvan "Jack" Jakosalem said he would present his proposed ordinance before the City Council next month, hoping that it would help minimize the traffic problems in the city.
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[Title] => Citom Board hits construction works that cause traffic snarl
[Summary] => The City Traffic Operations Management has reacted to the piling of construction materials along corner Leon Kilat and P. del Rosario streets that had caused traffic congestion in the area.
These materials were piled by the roadside outside a construction site of a building, reportedly owned by a city councilor, and forced motorists to veer to the middle of the road causing traffic jam in the process.
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[Title] => City councilor pays P2 million in business taxes
[Summary] => Cebu City Councilor Rodrigo “Bebot” Abellanosa yesterday paid the city P2 million for the business taxes of his Asian College of Technology along Leon Kilat and P. del Rosario Streets to show to the public that he is a law-abiding citizen.
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[Title] => Bystanders help to arrest two robbers, a snatcher
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Bystanders showed their power in helping solve crimes when they ganged up and arrested two suspected robbers and a snatcher in two crime incidents at the city's downtown area over the weekend.
The two suspected robbers were Inocencio Flores Oporto, 32, of barangay Basak-Pardo, and Wilmar Ompad Sablas, 32, of San Isidro II in Olango, Lapu-Lapu City.
The two, armed with knives, held up and grabbed the cellphone of 18-year-old April Jane Etom, a student residing at barangay Basak in Mandaue City.
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[Title] => Hearing vs. dumping of building materials on roads snubbed?
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It seems that none among those summoned is interested in the enacting of an ordinance penalizing building contractors who allegedly obstruct the flow of traffic by depositing or dumping their construction materials beside or on roads near construction sites.
The proposed ordinance sponsored by councilor Raul "Yayoy" Alcoseba, chairman of the city council committee on traffic management, was scheduled for a public hearing last Wednesday, but nobody appeared from those who were invited.
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[Title] => Committee ok's proposed ban against piling building materials on the road
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The city council's committee on laws has endorsed the approval of an ordinance penalizing building contractors that will unload construction materials on roads and cause traffic problems in that area.
The committee, chaired by councilor Edgardo Labella, said the proposed ordinance of councilor Raul Alcoseba is anchored on section 458 of the Local Government Code that pushes means for a smooth flow of traffic.
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[Title] => Too many traffic obstructions
[Summary] => The City Council, the press release says, is planning an ordinance that prohibits traffic obstructions particularly those in construction sites. This is a long-overdue measure.
I was one of the motorists who got stuck two weeks ago at the corner of Leon Kilat and P. del Rosario streets. Nearby a high-rise building was being constructed and heavy equipment was parked right on the road next to the building. This caused the traffic jam, and it took me about ten minutes before I could get through.
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[Title] => Proposed ordinance bars contractors from obstructing traffic flow
[Summary] => To address concerns about building construction work affecting the flow of traffic, an ordinance is now being drafted by the City Council's committee on transportation penalizing contractors and truck drivers, will obstruct the flow of traffic.
Committee chairman Sylvan "Jack" Jakosalem said he would present his proposed ordinance before the City Council next month, hoping that it would help minimize the traffic problems in the city.
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[Title] => Proposed ordinance bars contractors from obstructing traffic flow
[Summary] => To address concerns about building construction work affecting the flow of traffic, an ordinance is now being drafted by the City Council's committee on transportation penalizing contractors and truck drivers, will obstruct the flow of traffic.
Committee chairman Sylvan "Jack" Jakosalem said he would present his proposed ordinance before the City Council next month, hoping that it would help minimize the traffic problems in the city.
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[Title] => Citom Board hits construction works that cause traffic snarl
[Summary] => The City Traffic Operations Management has reacted to the piling of construction materials along corner Leon Kilat and P. del Rosario streets that had caused traffic congestion in the area.
These materials were piled by the roadside outside a construction site of a building, reportedly owned by a city councilor, and forced motorists to veer to the middle of the road causing traffic jam in the process.
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