The Land |
Land Use and Urban Structure
Of Tagbilaran City’s 3,270-hectare land area, about one thousand
forty (1,040) hectares or roughly thirty two percent (32%),
is devoted to settlements and built-up areas. Lands for marginal
agriculture constitute five hundred ninety (590) hectares
and residential lands constitute two hundred seventy five
(275) hectares. Commercial lands has seventy five (75) hectares.
Institutional with forty (40), Industrial with thirty (30)
and other uses with thirty (30) hectares. |
Land Use Plan, 2000
City of Tagbilaran
| Class |
Area
(in hectares) |
% of
total |
Build-up Area
Residential Area
Commercial Area
Institutional
Industrial Area
Beach Resort
Tourist Area |
2,669.95
2,048.67
427.96
80.13
86.22
15.17
11.80 |
81.64
69.98
6.36
2.45
2.64
0.46
0.36 |
Agricultural Area
Livestock Facility
High Value Commercial Crops
Inland Fishery Reserve |
326.20
10.03
300.00
16.17 |
9.98
0.31
9.17
0.49 |
Other Uses
Cemetery/Memorial Park
Airport Runway
Sanitary Landfill
Tree Park |
133.68
16.43
7.92
2.53
106.80 |
4.08
0.45
0.24
0.08
3.27 |
Special Uses
ROW, high-tension power lines |
19.60
19.60 |
0.60
0.60 |
| Mangrove |
88.00 |
2.69 |
| Proposed Reclamation
Area |
32.57 |
1.10 |
| TOTAL |
3,270.00 |
100.00 |
| source: CLUP, Tagbilaran City |
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SOURCE:
Socio-Economic Profile: City of Tagbilaran, 2002
(Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator) |
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