Republic of the Philippines

Province of Pangasinan
City of Alaminos

OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD

Tel. Nos.: (075) 552.7105 | (075) 551.2751

EXCERPT TAKEN FROM THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD OF
THE CITY OF ALAMINOS, PANGASINAN HELD ON SEPTEMBER 16, 2005.
PRESENT: HON. MICHAEL ROY S. BOLING - ACTING PRESIDING OFFICER
(City Councilor)
Hon. Ma. Angela A. Braganza - -do-
Hon. Rufina J. Gabriel - -do-
Hon. Filemon R. Bacala, Jr. - -do-
Hon. Orlando “Ang Panday” R. Go - -do-
Hon. Cirilo B. Radoc, CPA, Ll.B. - -do-
Hon. Carolyn D. Sison - -do-
Hon. Cesar C. Manzano, Ret. Col., PAF - -do-
Hon. Constante R. Carasi, M.D. - -do-
Hon. Mario P. Rabadon, LBP - Ex-Officio Member
Hon. Margielou Orange D. Humilde, SKP - Ex-Officio Member
ABSENT: HON. TEOFILO G. HUMILDE, JR. - (O.B.) – Manila
Hon. Joselito O. Fontelera - (O.B.) – Manila

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ORDINANCE NO. 2005-19

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AN INTEGRATED YOUTH AND SPORTS DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM FOR THE CITY OF ALAMINOS, CREATING THE OFFICE OF THE HUNDRED
ISLANDS YOUTH AND SPORTS COUNCIL AND PROVIDING FUNDS FOR ITS
IMPLEMENTATION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, Article XIV, Section 19 (1) of the 1987 Constitution provides that “The State shall
promote physical education and encourage sports programs, league competitions, and amateur sports,
including training for international competitions, to foster self-discipline, teamwork and excellence for the
development of a healthy and alert citizenry”;

WHEREAS, paragraph 2 of the above-quoted constitutional provision states further that “All
educational institutions shall undertake regular sports activities throughout the country in cooperation
with athletic clubs and sectors”;

WHEREAS, Republic Act No. 6847 created the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) under the
Office of the President to carry out this constitutional mandate in coordination with the various
government departments and private entities;

WHEREAS, Section 7 (m) of R.A. No. 6847 provides that the PSC shall encourage, promote, and
sustain the creation and establishment of regional, provincial, municipal, and barangay or school district
sports promotion and development councils composed of officials from the Department of Education,
local government officials and representatives of the private sector that shall initiate, conduct and
coordinate sports activities in their respective jurisdictions in order to ensure the implementation of the
National Policy and Program of “SPORTS FOR ALL”;

WHEREAS, Her Excellency President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo issued Executive Order No. 438 on
June 27, 2005 approving and adopting the Medium-Term Youth Development Plan (MTYDP) 2005-2010
which shall serve as the guiding framework for National Government Agencies (NGAs), Local Government
Units (LGUs), and Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) in the formulation and implementation of
youth-oriented programs and policies;

WHEREAS, in Sec. 3 of the above Executive Order, all LGUs are encouraged to adopt the MTYDP
in their efforts to address the issues and concerns of the youth at the local level;

WHEREAS, Alaminos in the past has produced excellent athletes who triumphantly competed
both in the national and international competitions, either as amateur or professional athletes, to wit:
Rodolfo Tan Cardoso, first Asian Chess International Master, Winnie Casipit, gold medallist in 100 m.
dash, 200 m. and 400 m. run at Palarong Pambansa, Fernando Bristol, gold medallist in 200 m. and 400
m. run at Palarong Pambansa, Nilda Raquiño, gold medalist in 100 m. dash and 200 m. run at Palarong
Pambansa, Joenard Martinez, gold medallist in sepak-takraw at Palarong Pambansa as team member for
Region I, Mary Ellen Caasi as team member in Women’s Basketball for SEA Games in Singapore, and
Lordie Tugade and Porfirio Marzan, Jr. of the Philippine Basketball Association;

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WHEREAS, the above-mentioned athletes excelled in their respective sports events despite the
absence or lack of support from local government because of either the personal discipline or diligence of
the athletes themselves, or the initiative and resourcefulness of the schools or entities they represent;
WHEREAS, the City of Alaminos can produce a steady supply of athletes for national and
international competitions and can have a stronger and more successful sports program if only it will give
the full support that the athletes need to boost their morale, maximize their potentials for victory, and
inspire them to play their best for the city during competitions;
WHEREAS, the City Government of Alaminos seeks to establish an integrated youth and sports
development program in order to discover and develop fresh would-be athletes from the primary and
secondary levels who will someday represent competently the City of Alaminos in the national level
competitions, or who will become national athletes who will bring honor and glory for the city;
WHEREAS, the city’s integrated youth and sports development program aims to contribute to the
National Sports Development Program;
WHEREAS, the City Government desires to grant scholarships and assistance to those who will be
in the city’s Pool of Players, and especially scholarship privileges in the tertiary level and other incentives
for those who will bring home for the city the highest honors in regional, national, and international
competitions;
WHEREAS, it is imperative for the City Government to provide and upgrade its sports facilities
which is at par with international standards that will give us the capability to host citywide, provincial,
regional, and national competitions;
WHEREAS, the City Government also desires to upgrade, enhance and professionalize the skills
and capabilities of our local coaches, trainers, and referees and provide them with incentives and benefits
that will correspond to their efforts in contributing to the success of the city’s sports program;
WHEREAS, the City Government intends to give due honor and recognition for outstanding
Alaminos athletes by establishing a Hall of Fame for those who contributed significantly to the history of
sports in Alaminos by garnering championship trophies and gold medals during regional and national
competitions in their respective events;
WHEREAS, the City Government wishes to institutionalize the integrated youth and sports
development program and envisions the continuity of its implementation that will transcend the changes
in the city’s administration, until it is either repealed or amended in order to give way for a better sports
program for the city.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it enacted by the Sangguniang Panlungsod in session assembled, That:
SECTION 1. TITLE. This ordinance shall be known as INTEGRATED YOUTH AND SPORTS ORDINANCE
FOR THE CITY OF ALAMINOS.
SECTION 2. FORMULATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SPORTS PROGRAM. The Hundred Islands Youth
Council (HIYSC) under the Office of the City Mayor and the Alaminos City Schools Division Office
of the Department of Education shall be responsible for the formulation and implementation of
the city’s Comprehensive Sports Program. This program shall include, but not limited to the year-
round Sports Calendar of Activities, Talent Identification and Development Program, Training
Program, and Monthly Training Schedule.
SECTION 3. IMPLEMENTING GUIDELINES. The Office of the City Mayor with the Alaminos City Schools
Division Office, HIYSC, City Administrator, City Treasurer, and the City Budget Officer, shall
promulgate implementing guidelines for effective implementation of this ordinance in which such
implementing guidelines shall be deemed part of this ordinance.
SECTION 4. SCHOOL SPORTS PROGRAM. The Alaminos City Schools Division Office, in consultation and
cooperation with HIYSC, shall formulate a yearly sports program for all public and private schools
in the primary and secondary levels for the following purposes:
a. Instill sports awareness among the pupils and students.
b. Foster the value of self-discipline, teamwork, and excellence for the development of a healthy
and alert citizenry.
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c. Ensure a ready supply of competitive athletes that will represent the City during provincial,
regional, and national competitions.
d. Provide a good alternative to using illegal drugs.
SECTION 5. TRAINING OF COACHES, TRAINERS, AND REFEREES. The City Government shall invite
professional coaches, trainers, and referees from various sports events as consultants to train our
own local coaches, trainers, and referees on the standard rules and techniques for their
respective events and improve their performances, both during trainings and competitions. The
City Government shall pay such consultants from the budget that will be appropriated for Sports
Development.
SECTION 6. INCENTIVES FOR COACHES, TRAINERS, AND REFEREES. Local coaches, trainers, and
referees from the City of Alaminos shall be compensated on the following schemes:
A. Those that are employed permanently, either as government or as private employees,
nevertheless, can render their services as coaches, trainers, or referees after office hours or
during weekends shall be paid on an honorarium basis.
B. Those who shall serve, as coaches, trainers, and referees on a full-time basis shall be paid as
full-time employees of the City Government with corresponding benefits that are due to
government employees.
SECTION 7. BENEFITS AND INCENTIVES FOR ATHLETES. Athletes from various sports events, who are in
the city’s Pool of Players, shall enjoy the following benefits and incentives:
A. During In-Training
a. Food
b. Subsistence Allowance
c. Complete Set of Uniforms
d. Sports Equipments and Supplies
e. Vitamins
f. Free Health Care Services
g. Social Security Benefits
B. During Competition
a. Food
b. Subsistence Allowance
c. Complete Set of Uniforms
d. Sports Equipments and Supplies
e. Vitamins
f. Free Health Care Servcies
g. Social Security Benefits
SECTION 8. SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP.
A. Those that will excel in their respective sports events and consequently bring honor for the
city through their participation in high-level competitions like the Inter-Regional Athletic
Association (IRAA) Meet or the Palarong Pambansa shall enjoy the following benefits:
a. They shall be enrolled in the “Scholar ng Bayan” through sports.
b. They shall be entitled for recommendation in any sports scholarship program in the
Tertiary Level.
B. The Office of the City Mayor shall enroll the deserving athletes to the “Scholar ng Bayan” and
shall grant scholarship privileges, benefits, and incentives to those who excelled in their
respective sports events.
SECTION 9. CREATION OF HUNDRED ISLANDS YOUTH AND SPORTS COUNCIL WITH ITS DUTIES AND
RESPONSIBILITIES. The Office of the Hundred Islands Youth and Sports Council shall be created
to formulate plans that will promote the sports, socio-economic, education, socio-cultural and
civic programs of the City Government for the youth sector.
A. Sports
a. The HIYSC shall formulate guidelines, rules and regulations for a sports for all programs
for the populace including both the youth and other interested citizens.
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b. The HIYSC shall formulate a comprehensive sports development program starting from
the grassroots level to develop future career and national athletes.
c. The HIYSC shall organize a coach’s pool, sports officials’ pool and an athlete’s pool for
continuous training and development.
d. The HIYSC shall assist in sports festivals, league competitions, “palaros”, and other
activities to have a year-round calendar of activities for the youth.
e. The HIYSC shall coordinate with the Department of Education and the colleges of the city
to integrate their entire sports program and be directed to achieve the vision of
developing career and national athletes.
f. The HIYSC shall establish a sports youth center to cater to the needs and development
of the youth.
g. The HIYSC shall organize sports clinics, trainings and seminars by bringing certified
sports facilitators for the youth.
h. The HIYSC shall assist in the IRAA and the Palarong Pambansa.
B. Socio-Economic
a. The HIYSC shall formulate guidelines, rules and regulations for a youth-hiring program
throughout the year.
b. The HIYSC shall assist the youth in finding jobs through TESDA and the PESO Office.
c. The HIYSC shall formulate guidelines, rules and regulations for assisting the youth in
establishing micro-business by providing financial assistance, training, technical and
marketing assistance.
d. The HIYSC shall coordinate with and assist the City Social Welfare and Development
Office on related programs and projects.
C. Education
a. The HIYSC shall formulate guidelines, rules and regulations in providing back-to-school
programs and computer literacy for the Out-of-School Youth (OSY).
b. The HIYSC shall provide trainings and seminars for the youth.
c. The HIYSC shall formulate guidelines, rules and regulations in providing scholarships to
poor but deserving students.
d. The HIYSC shall coordinate with and assist the DepEd and CSWDO on related program
and projects.
D. Socio-Cultural
a. The HIYSC shall formulate guidelines, rules and regulations for a cultural program to
develop the youth’s artistic talents.
b. The HIYSC shall organize cultural activities for the youth throughout the year.
c. The HIYSC shall organize contest and competitions to encourage the youth in developing
their artistic talents.
d. The HIYSC shall coordinate with and assist the Tourism Office, DepEd and the SK
Federation or related programs and projects.
E. Civic
a. The HIYSC shall formulate guidelines, rules and regulations in organizing a waste
management program involving the youth to promote cleanliness in our city.
b. The HIYSC shall formulate guidelines, rules and regulations for a “Linis-Kalye” contest to
be conducted yearly.
c. The HIYSC shall forge Memorandum of Agreements to work with the schools on civic
projects for their National Services Training Program (NSTP).
d. The HIYSC shall Coordinate with and assist the City General Services Office (CGSO),
DepEd and SK Federation on related programs and projects.
SECTION 10. FUNDING FOR THE PROGRAM. Funding for this program shall come from the city’s 20%
Development Fund, sponsorships, and donations from outside sources.
SECTION 11. HALL OF FAME FOR ALAMINOS SPORTS. The City Government shall establish a Hall of
Fame for Alaminos Sports in honor and due recognition for those athletes, both in the past and in
the generations to come, who gave honor and glory for Alaminos during regional and national
competitions by bringing home championship trophies and gold medals in their respective sports
events.
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SECTION 12. CONTINUITY OF THE PROGRAM. The Integrated Sports Development Program, as
contained in this ordinance, shall continue to be in full force and effect unless otherwise
repealed, amended, or modified accordingly.

SECTION 13. SEPARABILITY CLAUSE. If for any reason, any provision, section or part of this ordinance is
declared not valid by a Court of competent jurisdiction or suspended or revoked by the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan, such judgment shall not affect or impair the remaining provisions,
sections, or parts thereof, which shall remain or continue to be in full force and effect.

SECTION 14. EFFECTIVITY. This ordinance shall take effect upon approval by the Sangguniang
Panlungsod and subsequent review by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan.

Sponsored by : Hon. Ma. Angela A. Braganza

Co-sponsored by : Hon. Cirilo B. Radoc, CPA, Ll.B.

I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing ordinance which consist some five (5) pages
including this page.

JOSEFINA Q. TABLANG
Acting Secretary
ATTESTED:
MICHAEL ROY S. BOLING
(City Councilor)
Acting Presiding Officer

MA. ANGELA A. BRAGANZA RUFINA J. GABRIEL FILEMON R. BACALA, JR.

Member Member Member

ORLANDO “ANG PANDAY” R. GO CIRILO B. RADOC, CPA, Ll.B. CAROLYN D. SISON

Member Member Member

CESAR C. MANZANO, RET. COL., PAF CONSTANTE R. CARASI, M.D.

Member Member

MARIO P. RABADON, LBP MARGIELOU ORANGE D. HUMILDE, SKP

Ex-Officio Member Ex-Officio Member

NOTED:
TEOFILO G. HUMILDE, JR.
City Vice Mayor/
SP Presiding Officer APPROVED:
HERNANI A. BRAGANZA
City Mayor