Legazpi, Ligao and Tabaco Cities, and Albay Province

[Dante_54]

Originally Posted by [dx]

An early design for Embarcadero de Legazpi. This can still be used for future development along the Legazpi Boulevard, don't you think?

kadakol dakul sana an puwede pang mangyari sa Legazpi......

expect more developments once BIA is operational

[Dante_54]

Originally Posted by librero

Happy New Thread Albay!

Librarian..........halos baha dyan sainyo sa Bulacan.....

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Good morning Albay........


mauranon na naman........


it's a windy early morning......

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Originally Posted by kaniguan78

Solar Powered Street lights now installed along Rizal St.

which is more brighter.....


the old ones.........


or this one?.........

[Dante_54]

Originally Posted by [dx]

The Bridgeway

uni, nuarin man daw ini mapuon........

tibaad magsabay ini kan The Forum.......

[Dante_54]

Originally Posted by frank321

Legazpi City: Truly the Gateway to Bicol and South Luzon



Legazpi - Manila

Legazpi - Cebu

Legazpi - Tacloban



Legazpi - Incheon --SOON!

pag nag start na an Incheon Legazpi and Legazpi Tacloban.....

masakat ako sadi sa Lignon.........

hirilingon ko daw an mga eroplanong sarabay na naka park sa tarmac.....

nali.......

pero sa totoo lang......

makaibugon.......

[Dante_54]

Originally Posted by frank321

DOTC-PPA allots P556M for rehab of 7 ports


MANILA, July 30 (PIA) -- The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) has allocated P556 million to rehabilitate seven ports in various parts of the country.

A statement from the DOTC said the department has set aside P93.8 million earlier to refurbish the municipal ports in Corcuera, Romblon; Placer, Surigao del Norte; Bacacay, Sto. Domingo, and Pili—all in Albay; Palid, Zamboanga Sibugay; and Melgar in Dinagat Island.

This time, the P556-million project aims to give a facelift to the Iloilo Commercial Port Complex, the Tabaco Port in Albay, the Ormoc Port in Leyte, the Dumangas Port also in Iloilo, the Lucena City Port, the Dumaguete City Port, and the Pio Duran Port also in Albay.

DOTC Secretary Mar Roxas said, “This is in anticipation of the increased number of passengers and cargoes in these ports.”

“Through an open and transparent public bidding, we hope to generate interest among our local companies to take part in the government’s effort to provide a convenient, affordable, reliable, efficient, and safe sea transport system,” Roxas added.

The Iloilo commercial port project calls for the construction of a back-up area, the excavation of existing seabed up to required elevation, the installation of interlocking concrete blocks pavement, construction of shear keys and lateral drainage for drainage system as well as a port lighting system, amounting P183.2 million.

In Tabaco City, Albay, its port also requires the construction of a back-up area, installation of interlocking concrete blocks pavement, construction of shear keys, construction of 610 mm reinforced concrete pipe culvert, an RC ditch, a catch drain manhole, and a catch basin as well as a port lighting system, costing P52.6 million.

The Ormoc Port, meanwhile, needs a back-up area and a RoRo ramp on fill, the excavation of existing seabed up to required elevation, installation of interlocking concrete block pavement, supply and installation of RDF V500H x 1500L mooring bollard, an RC ditch and catch drain manhole, installation of 760mm reinforced concrete pipe, and a port lighting system, amounting P91.2 million.

The P63.2 million Dumangas port project in Iloilo City entails the construction of back-up area and RoRo ramp on fill, excavation of existing seabed up to required elevation, installation of interlocking concrete pavement, construction of Portland cement concrete pavement for RoRo ramp on fill, and a port lighting system, among others.

The Lucena City port project needs the construction of a marshalling yard, paving of the existing back-up area and port lighting system, totaling P33.2 million.

The Dumaguete City port entails the rehabilitation of RC Pier I, amounting to P76.6 million; while the Pio Duran port in Albay entails the construction of a back-up area, an RC platform and a RoRo Ramp, and port lighting system, costing P65.2 million. (DOTC/RJB/JCP-PIA NCR)


http://www.pia.gov.ph

noticed ko lang.....

pirming Albay an may dakulon an projects from the national government...

and out of those Albay projects...

sakub na dagos so mga kataraning na province.....

lang tibay talaga ni gov.

ika na an tunay gov....

[Dante_54]

Originally Posted by frank321

Dai ko ini aram. Ua ko ang eco-parklang na tigagibo ay su duman sa Camalig. Igwa man palan kaini. Hooray!

madumanan daw ini.....

The Albay Agri Ethno Park is just along the national highway in Cabangan, dyan lang sa may DAR Provincial Office sa atubanagan......

soon to rise...

[Dante_54]

This is advocating healthy lifestyle of every Albayano.....

parang sa mga Intsik.......pahabaan ng buhay thru proper diet, hygine, healthy foods, exercise, green surroundings, etc.

very good...

Courtesy of VG Harold Imperial

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Photo courtesy of Sir Nacnud..

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