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What is the primary objective of the cadastral survey?
What is the purpose of gathering land use information in the cadastral survey process?
How are lot numbers assigned in a cadastral survey project?
Can a lot number assigned in one barangay be assigned to a lot in another barangay of the same municipality?
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How are cadastral survey projects divided?
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What is a Module in the context of cadastral survey projects?
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What was the reason for dividing the cadastral survey into three categories?
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What is the main difference between Category “A” and Category “B” of the cadastral survey?
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What was the total budget allocation for the cadastral survey program in the Philippines from 2010 to 2015?
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How many cities and municipalities in the Philippines were surveyed by the DENR Regional offices?
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What is the typical relationship between a title and a lot in the cadastral survey?
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What were the guidelines used by DENR for outsourcing the conduct of the cadastral survey?
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Study Notes
Cadastral Survey Objectives
- The primary objective of the cadastral survey is land titling, with additional information gathered to support tenure or legal hold.
- Land use information obtained during the process is not primarily for economic development purposes.
Lot Numbering and Coverage
- Each parcel of land in the coverage area is assigned a unique lot number, assigned consecutively from number one without duplication.
- Lot numbers are assigned separately for each barangay (barrio) within the coverage municipality.
- A single lot number cannot be assigned to multiple lots in different barangays.
Cadastral Survey Project Structure
- The project is divided into cases, with one case per barangay, regardless of the number of lots (less than 1,000 or more than 1,000).
- The project was previously contracted by Module, where one Module consists of one barangay.
- A municipality with multiple barangays may have multiple cadastral survey module contractors.
Cadastral Survey Categories
- Category "A" refers to the complete Cadastre, including project controls, political boundaries, and lot surveys.
- Category "B" refers to the establishment of project controls and political boundaries, for municipalities with incomplete political boundaries or new created municipalities.
- Category "C" refers to surveying un-surveyed portions of previously approved cadastral survey projects, or newly released alienable and disposable lands.
Budget Allocation and Progress
- The Aquino government allocated a total of P5,701,250,964.00 for a period of five years (2010-2015) to finish the cadastral survey program in the Philippines.
- As of 2015, 1,516 cities and municipalities were surveyed, with 118 remaining to be inspected and verified by the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao.
- Some municipalities were resurveyed under categories "B" and "C".
Cadastral Survey Conduct and Procurement
- The conduct of the cadastral survey was outsourced by DENR using the World Bank Rules and R.A. 9184 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR).
- Policies and guidelines were issued to ensure transparency, competitiveness, and accountability in the procurement of cadastral projects in the regions.
Land Titling
- Normally, one title covers one lot.
- However, there are instances where a single title encompasses two or more lots within the same barangay, often adjoining lots.
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Understand the primary objective of cadastral survey, its relation to land titling, and how the data collected can be used by other government agencies. Learn about the significance of cadastral maps and their application in land management.
