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BATAS PAMBANSA BILANG. 184BATAS PAMBANSA BLG. 184 - AN ACT
CREATING THE MUNICIPALITY OF TINOC IN THE PROVINCE OF IFUGAO
Section 1. The
barangays of Ahin, Danggo, Tinoc, Tucucan, Tulludan, Gumhang, Wangwang,
and Binablayan, all in the Municipality of Hungduan, and the barangays
of Bokiawan, Nunggulunan, Hapao and Loboong, all in the Municipality of
Banaue, Province of Ifugao, are hereby separated from said
municipalities and constituted into a distinct and independent
municipality which is hereby created, to be known as the Municipality
of Tinoc. The seat of government of the new municipality shall be at
Barangay Tinoc.
Sec. 2. The Municipality of Tinoc shall be bounded
in the east by the ridge of Julongan Mountain in Kiangan extending to
the Maduntog Mountain ridge in the southeast following the existing
boundary between the mother Municipality of Hungduan and Municipality
of Kiangan; the boundary in the west shall be the existing and
recognized boundary between the provinces of Benguet and Ifugao, from
the ridge of Mount Pulog to Mount Data in the Mountain Province; the
boundary in the north shall start from Mt. Data to the ridge of
Julongan Mountain following Inlimog River and crossing Wangwang
River.
Sec. 3. After a majority of votes cast in a
plebiscite which shall be conducted within one hundred and twenty days
after approval of this Act in the areas composing said proposed
municipality, the incumbent mayor of Hungduan who is permanent and bona
fide resident of Tinoc shall automatically be the mayor of said
proposed new municipality. The incumbent vice-mayor of Hungduan who is
likewise a permanent and bona fide resident of what will remain as the
mother municipality shall automatically be the mayor thereof. Incumbent
councilors who reside in the proposed new municipality shall be
absorbed in the municipal council thereof and the rest who need to be
added to complete the number of councilors shall be appointed by the
President. The same shall be true with respect to the mother
municipality. All such officials shall reserve in their respective
capacities until their successors shall have been elected in the
succeeding general local elections and shall have qualified.
Sec. 4. The Commission on Elections shall conduct
and supervise the plebiscite which shall be held within one hundred and
twenty days from the approval of this Act. The expenses for the holding
of such plebiscite shall be charged to local funds.
Sec. 5. This Act shall take effect upon its
approval.
Approved: March 16, 1982. (P.B.
No. 142)
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