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Dec. 31 deadline for application of agricultural free patent stressed
Manila Bulletin (mb.com.ph)
Published December 6, 2020, 10:47 AM
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources reminded Filipino farmers who want to avail themselves of the government’s agricultural free patent program that they have only until the end of the month to file their application.
The DENR-Land Management Bureau said Community Environment and Natural Resources Offices (CENROs) nationwide will no longer accept applications beyond the Dec. 31 deadline set under the Republic Act 9176, otherwise known as the Public Land Act of 2002.
The law extended the filing of applications for free patent and judicial confirmation of imperfect and incomplete titles to alienable and disposable lands of public domain, thus, amending Commonwealth Act 141 or the original Public Land Act.
Agricultural free patents are land grants awarded to natural-born Filipino citizens in actual occupation and cultivation for at least 30 years of alienable and disposable lands not more than 12 hectares, and have paid the corresponding real property taxes.
“Our field offices continue to accept agricultural free patent applications to give those who have been cultivating their lots for a long time the chance to have the same titled in their names,” LMB Director Emelyne Talabis said.
LMB wraps up “Talakayang Panlupa”
The Land Management Bureau (LMB) had concluded the last episode of Talakayang Panlupa last September 30, 2020 aired live on its official Facebook Page (DENR-Land Management Bureau.) The fourth episode featured the LMB Director, Atty. Emelyne V. Talabis and Chief of the Land Policy and Planning Division, Engr. Henry P. Pacis.
DENR listed 32, 542 lots ready for titling in 9 pilot municipalities
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources has listed a total of 32, 542 residential and agricultural lots for ready for titling in 9 municipalities, as of this writing.
Upon evaluation, the Land Management Bureau (LMB), found that 49% of these lots are residential while the rest are mostly agricultural.
This was after the DENR has implemented the Rapid Land Tenure Appraisal (RLTA) in 2018, a strategy identified by its Land Management Bureau (LMB) in accelerating land titling activities of the Department.
According to LMB Director Atty. Emelyne V. Talabis, RLTA provides an accurate inventory of all the remaining untitled lands all over the Philippines in support to the Number 6 of President Duterte Administration’s 10-point socio-economic agenda specifically on “ensuring security of land tenure to encourage investments, and address bottlenecks in land management and titling agencies”.
Read more: DENR listed 32, 542 lots ready for titling in 9 pilot municipalities
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In order to orient, consult and clear out operational issues, the Land Management Bureau (LMB) conducted a Consultation on Operational Issues and Orientation on the newly implemented DENR Administrative Order No. 2021-38 entitled, Implementing Rules and Regulation on Republic Act (R.A) 11573 Read More |
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In Photo: LMB GADFPS Chairperson Ms. Maria Gina F. Pascua and GADFPS Coordinator Mr. Yves Balerio together with the Barangay Officials of the Barangay Upper Bicutan headed by Chairperson Alexander S. Penolio Read More |
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The Land Management Bureau (LMB), spearheaded by the DENREU-LMB Chapter and in coordination with LMB Innovation and Editorial Board, conducted a donation drive last October 1, 2020 at Quezon City General Hospital (QCGH). The DENRU-LMB officials distributed 200 pieces of packed lunch for QCGH medical frontliners as part of the Bureau’s celebration of its 119th Founding Anniversary. The donation was received by Dr. Marivil Herrera and Dr. Kat Bautista of QCGH Surgery Department, together with Ms. Maridol Correos of Logistics, Nursing Department. Read More |
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In order to guide its employees in the preparation and submission of appointments and other human resource actions, the Land Management Bureau (LMB), together with the Civil Service Commission - National Capital Region (CSC-NCR), conducted a Webinar on Rule IX of the 2017 Omnibus Rules on Appointments and Other Human Resource Actions (ORAOHRA) Revised 2018 last August 12, 2020. Read More |
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Land Management Bureau’s (LMB) newly appointed employees took oath as public servants before Director Atty. Emelyne V. Talabis at LMB Office, Estuar Bldg., Quezon Ave., Brgy. Paligsahan, Quezon City on July 2, 2020. Atty. Kim Darriel P. Colis was appointed as Attorney III and Ms. Jennifer Marie C. Borbon was appointed as Special Investigator III under the Legal Division. Additionally, Engr. Jerbee R. Baggay and Engr. Rosemarie L. Leccio were appointed as Engineer III, while Engr. Sally C. Dizon was appointed as Land Management Officer IV under the Land Management Division (LMD). Read More |
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The Land Management Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources provides direction through the development of long and medium-term strategic plans for the land sector and monitoring and evaluation tools to ensure achievement of goals, formulate policies for the efficient and effective administration and management of alienable and disposable public lands and ensure compliance, and develop land and survey standards and guidelines and ensure its compliance.
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