+ Follow VICE MAYOR ABERDOVEY BELLEZA Tag
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[Title] => Erring Talisay drivers fined, issued TOPs
[Summary] => For two days, the Land Transportation Office 7, in cooperation with the Talisay City Traffic Commission (Trafcom), apprehended several drivers of jeepneys, motorcycles-for-hire, and trisikads for various offenses. They were either issued Temporary Operator's Permits or fined.
Vice Mayor Aberdovey Belleza, who heads the TrafCom, said the violations included false plate numbers, unregistered vehicles, among others.
Trafcom would continue the function even after LTO leaves the city, said Belleza.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay CH building lacks some upkeep
[Summary] => The five-year-old Talisay City Hall building is showing signs of either aging or poor workmanship. Or neglect.
Consider: In some areas, the walls are showing cracks, floor tiles are popping up, and the toilets need some plumbing.
Vice Mayor Aberdovey Belleza ordered Councilor Rodi Cabigas, during the council's session last Thursday, to investigate.
Cabigas, who chairs the committee on public works and infrastructure, in an interview with The Freeman, said he would write a letter to the City Engineer's Office (CEO) regarding the matter.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Andok's in Tabunok has license to sell liquor
[Summary] => Andok's Lechon Manok, which was blamed by a homeowners' association for the trouble that would crop up in its vicinity for selling liquor, has not violated any law after all. It has a license to sell liquor, beer, and cigarettes.
Mayor Socrates Fernandez said all the city can do is to assign policemen to the area at all times to foil trouble.
However, Andok's application for renewal of its license came late, according to License Inspector Vernie Caneda of the City Licensing Office.
[DatePublished] => 2006-06-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay workers hope to receive allowance
[Summary] => Talisay City employees continue to hope for the release of their allowance, attending council sessions immediately after March 22 when Mayor Socrates Fernandez approved a resolution granting P1,000 for each worker.
But many council sessions have passed and workers have yet to hear the council pass a supplemental budget that would include their allowance.
Union's Secretary Joy Sanchez, in an interview with The FREEMAN, said Fernandez had already said there is a budget for the allowance.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay backs PB measure on review of motorcycles law
[Summary] => The Talisay City council recently supported a Provincial Board resolution seeking for a congressional review of the law that regulates the use of private motorcycles.
The council approved its own resolution to support PB Resolution No. 4646-2005, which requested Congress' transportation committee, to review, repeal or amend Section 7 of Republic Act 4136, and authorize instead local governments to regulate the use of motorcycles-for-hire, locally known as "habal-habal."
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay asks Capitol for funds to buy firecycles
[Summary] => Talisay City recently asked Governor Gwen Garcia for funds to purchase at least two firecycles to contain fires that may occur in the city's hinterlands or in narrow interiors of the city.
A fire-cycle is a rather peculiar term for a motorcycle carrying fire extinguishers. It is designed to put out relatively smaller fire or one that has just broken out.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Lagundi Reef to have floating guardhouse
[Summary] => The Talisay City council approved yesterday a resolution asking Mayor Socrates Fernandez to put up a "floating guardhouse" for personnel tasked to closely watch the Lagundi Reef from illegal fishing and other activities detrimental to marine lives.
Councilor Shirley Belleza, who authored the resolution, said that last week there was an oil spill on a portion of the area declared marine sanctuary.
She is optimistic the floating guardhouse would become an "effective means to lessen, if not eliminate, destructive activities carried out at the area."
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Soc opposes move hiking cell phone card allowance
[Summary] => Talisay City Mayor Socrates Fernadez has opposed a resolution passed by the city council increasing the cell phone card allowance of its members and City Hall department heads to P5,000.
In his letter to Vice Mayor Aberdovey Belleza and the council, Fernandez said that city accountant Viluzminda Villarante and city budget officer Edgardo Mabunay told him that the resolution might be against the rules of the Commission on Audit.
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay adopts law regulating tricycles
[Summary] => To strengthen its hold on dilapidated and unregistered tricycles in Talisay City, the city council recently adopted an ordinance regulating their operations.
The ordinance also establishes a revised procedure in the registration and issuance of tricycles, a popular public conveyance in the city. This after Vice Mayor Aberdovey Belleza, who authored the resolution, said that of the more than 3,000 units in the city half of them are unregistered while others are in bad condition.
[DatePublished] => 2006-01-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay dad wants scavengers out of landfill in brgy. Tapul
[Summary] => A Talisay City Councilor yesterday called the attention of the council for it to address the problem of scavengers flocking to the city's new landfill in barangay Tapul.
Councilor Iñaki Jordana, during the council's first session for the year yesterday, said the problem on scavengers should be addressed before violence could erupt among these people in their fight for garbage.
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VICE MAYOR ABERDOVEY BELLEZA
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[Title] => Erring Talisay drivers fined, issued TOPs
[Summary] => For two days, the Land Transportation Office 7, in cooperation with the Talisay City Traffic Commission (Trafcom), apprehended several drivers of jeepneys, motorcycles-for-hire, and trisikads for various offenses. They were either issued Temporary Operator's Permits or fined.
Vice Mayor Aberdovey Belleza, who heads the TrafCom, said the violations included false plate numbers, unregistered vehicles, among others.
Trafcom would continue the function even after LTO leaves the city, said Belleza.
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[Title] => Talisay CH building lacks some upkeep
[Summary] => The five-year-old Talisay City Hall building is showing signs of either aging or poor workmanship. Or neglect.
Consider: In some areas, the walls are showing cracks, floor tiles are popping up, and the toilets need some plumbing.
Vice Mayor Aberdovey Belleza ordered Councilor Rodi Cabigas, during the council's session last Thursday, to investigate.
Cabigas, who chairs the committee on public works and infrastructure, in an interview with The Freeman, said he would write a letter to the City Engineer's Office (CEO) regarding the matter.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Andok's in Tabunok has license to sell liquor
[Summary] => Andok's Lechon Manok, which was blamed by a homeowners' association for the trouble that would crop up in its vicinity for selling liquor, has not violated any law after all. It has a license to sell liquor, beer, and cigarettes.
Mayor Socrates Fernandez said all the city can do is to assign policemen to the area at all times to foil trouble.
However, Andok's application for renewal of its license came late, according to License Inspector Vernie Caneda of the City Licensing Office.
[DatePublished] => 2006-06-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay workers hope to receive allowance
[Summary] => Talisay City employees continue to hope for the release of their allowance, attending council sessions immediately after March 22 when Mayor Socrates Fernandez approved a resolution granting P1,000 for each worker.
But many council sessions have passed and workers have yet to hear the council pass a supplemental budget that would include their allowance.
Union's Secretary Joy Sanchez, in an interview with The FREEMAN, said Fernandez had already said there is a budget for the allowance.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay backs PB measure on review of motorcycles law
[Summary] => The Talisay City council recently supported a Provincial Board resolution seeking for a congressional review of the law that regulates the use of private motorcycles.
The council approved its own resolution to support PB Resolution No. 4646-2005, which requested Congress' transportation committee, to review, repeal or amend Section 7 of Republic Act 4136, and authorize instead local governments to regulate the use of motorcycles-for-hire, locally known as "habal-habal."
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay asks Capitol for funds to buy firecycles
[Summary] => Talisay City recently asked Governor Gwen Garcia for funds to purchase at least two firecycles to contain fires that may occur in the city's hinterlands or in narrow interiors of the city.
A fire-cycle is a rather peculiar term for a motorcycle carrying fire extinguishers. It is designed to put out relatively smaller fire or one that has just broken out.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-08 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Lagundi Reef to have floating guardhouse
[Summary] => The Talisay City council approved yesterday a resolution asking Mayor Socrates Fernandez to put up a "floating guardhouse" for personnel tasked to closely watch the Lagundi Reef from illegal fishing and other activities detrimental to marine lives.
Councilor Shirley Belleza, who authored the resolution, said that last week there was an oil spill on a portion of the area declared marine sanctuary.
She is optimistic the floating guardhouse would become an "effective means to lessen, if not eliminate, destructive activities carried out at the area."
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Soc opposes move hiking cell phone card allowance
[Summary] => Talisay City Mayor Socrates Fernadez has opposed a resolution passed by the city council increasing the cell phone card allowance of its members and City Hall department heads to P5,000.
In his letter to Vice Mayor Aberdovey Belleza and the council, Fernandez said that city accountant Viluzminda Villarante and city budget officer Edgardo Mabunay told him that the resolution might be against the rules of the Commission on Audit.
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-15 00:00:00
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[ArticleID] => 317943
[Title] => Talisay adopts law regulating tricycles
[Summary] => To strengthen its hold on dilapidated and unregistered tricycles in Talisay City, the city council recently adopted an ordinance regulating their operations.
The ordinance also establishes a revised procedure in the registration and issuance of tricycles, a popular public conveyance in the city. This after Vice Mayor Aberdovey Belleza, who authored the resolution, said that of the more than 3,000 units in the city half of them are unregistered while others are in bad condition.
[DatePublished] => 2006-01-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay dad wants scavengers out of landfill in brgy. Tapul
[Summary] => A Talisay City Councilor yesterday called the attention of the council for it to address the problem of scavengers flocking to the city's new landfill in barangay Tapul.
Councilor Iñaki Jordana, during the council's first session for the year yesterday, said the problem on scavengers should be addressed before violence could erupt among these people in their fight for garbage.
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