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History of Marikina

Marikina’s history provides an interesting glimpse into the events that helped shape its

evolution.The Augustinians were the first to arrive at the Marikina Valley in 1500, at the

spot known as !horillo" in #arangka. $e%t &ame the 'esuits in 1()0, in a pla&e now&alled 'esus dela *e+a 'esus of the -o&ks. /ere, the 'esuits estalished a mission

and uilt a &hapel.

n 1(23, this puelo e&ame a parish known as Mari4uina. n101, with the &oming of

the Ameri&ans, its name offi&ially e&ame Marikina. The early settlers lived along the

riveranks and neary fertile farms. 6ith the industry of the natives, &omined with the

know7how of the early !hinese settlers, the farms egan to produ&e ri&e and vegetales

in great 4uantities until the valley e&ame part of the &ountry’s most pri8ed ha&ienda. #ythe 1th &entury, /a&ienda Marikina was owned and administered y the Tuason family

and had e&ome the iggest in the *hilippines. 9or its massive si8e, natural eauty, and

plentiful harvest, the ha&ienda was de&lared a mayora8go royal estate y the :panish

&olonial government

n 1223, Marikina’s shoemaking industry egan through the pioneering efforts of ;on


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Bn 11 'une 101 Marikina was in&orporated in the newly &reated *rovin&e of -i8al y

A&t $o. 1)3 of the *hilippine !ommission. n 135, when the Metro Manila !ommission

was &reated under *residential ;e&ree $o. 2C, integrating four &ities and 1) towns

maDority of whi&h were in the provin&e of -i8al, Marikina e&ame part of Metropolitan

Manila area.


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Marikina City Seal

The offi&ial seal of the !ity of Marikina ears the ins&riptions


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CITY OFFICIALS

DEL R. DE GUZMAN

CITY MAYOR

;el -. ;e >u8man is Marikina !ityFs 0th u8man ran under *resident #enigno

A4uino Fs u8man vowed to vigorously pursue programs that address

key &on&erns under his 3= vision@ karunungan, kapayapaan at kaayusan, kalusugan,

kauhayan, katiyakan sa *aahay, kapaligiran. G6e will not waver in out &ommitment

and &ontinually serve our people in a meaningful, responsive way,G he stressed. ;e

>u8man, C3, had his first taste of puli& servi&e and &ommunity involvement as a

youth leader ion the mid 120s, a&tively parti&ipating in the 123 and 12

=onsultahan =aataan $ational Houth !onferen&e initiated y former *resident

!ora8on A4uino. /is politi&al &areer offi&ially started in 122 as muni&ipal &oun&ilor,

then vi&e mayor of #ayani 9ernando in 17001, and three7term :e&ond ;istri&t

&ongressional representative. /e was the lone representative in 001 to 003.

;uring his se&ond term, he authored a law &reating another legislative distri&t inMarikina. The ena&tment of -A )() gave the &ity added representation in the lower

&hamer, and provided additional udget to further MarikinaFs development.

/e likewise spearheaded the ena&tment of -A 0, otherwise known as the 9ootwear,


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MarikinaFs shoe industry. /e is the primary author of seven other -epuli& A&ts whose

&on&erns range from health and edu&ation to Dusti&e and laor.

;e >u8man otained his elementary edu&ation at /. #autista ?lementary :&hool and

his high s&hool edu&ation at the -oosevelt !ollege, oth lo&ated in Marikina. /e

re&eived his #a&helor of Arts degree, maDor in *oliti&al :&ien&e, from the Iniversity of

the ?ast. /e was a law student at the same university when he de&ided to pursue his

politi&al &alling.

/e has re&eived various re&ognitions, in&luding the &on of Houth *ower Award from

the $ational Movement of Houng on8aga, with whom he has four &hildren@ ;elan Andro,

;ean Anvielo, Allysia ;anella, and ;avid Alfred.

CITY VICE MAYOR

'B:? 9A#A$ . !A;J

COUNCILORS OF DISTRICT I

?va A. *a8

Thaddeus :antos

'oseph #. #an8on

Mario M. ;e


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?rnesto M. 9lores

BARANGAYS OF MARIKINA

DISTRICT I

BARANGAY CAPTAIN BARANGAY?9-?$ /. MA$A>IT #A-A$>=A9?-$A$;B 9. M-A V!MA$I?< ?. :A-M?$TB '?:I: ;?


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MAP OF MARIKINA CITY

CURRENT STATISTICS


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:i8e of ?nrollment*uli& 2C,)3

*rivate ,1$o. of *oli&emen ))$o. of 9iremen 3(

$o. of /ospitals*uli& 1 *rivate 2$o. of /ealth !enters 1($o. of #usiness ?stalishments 1C,5)$o. of Tourism ?stalishments 11$o. of #anks ($o. of -egistered :enior !iti8ens 12,)55$o. of >overnment ?mployees ,523$o. of Markets

*uli& 1

*rivate 15$o. of :upermarkets 3$o. of >ro&ery :tores C$o. of -eligious >roups 11($o. of *rivilege !ards ssued 1,5C0*roDe&t7ased ?mployees C($o. of -egistered Voters 05,C5Total $o. of *re&in&ts 1,53Total $o. of *re&in&ts after !lustering 1,0

PARKS DEVELOPMENTTotal Area of dle ardens 11($o. of Bpen :pa&es ;eveloped into *arks and *laygrounds 1,5C0

OTHERS

Total $o. of :udivisions 110Total $o. of /omeowners Asso&iations Total $o. of -eligious >roups 3Total $o. of :enior !iti8ens 1,35$o. of $>BsN*Bs C)$o. of !ommunity Asso&iations C$o. of >ym )


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NO. OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

-egular 5(!asual 1,)2!ontra&tualN!onsultan&y )12

SOURCES OF FUNS ! RE"ENUEThe total amount proposed to e appropriate for e%penditure has not e%&eeded the total

estimated in&ome of Php 1,757,136,293.55 from revenues and other sour&es of

finan&ing as shown in ?%hiit 1.

nternal -evenue Allotment 7777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777 *hp (2C,C(,52.00

Bperating P Mis&ellaneous -evenue 777777777777777777777777777777777777 )2,0(,()5.55


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S#ENING!E$#ENITURES

A summary of their total >eneral 9und #udget *roposals will show allo&ation y se&tor

as shown in the pie graph as ?%hiit as follows@

>eneral :ervi&es in&luding of the &ontra&tual and statutory

oligations and infrastru&ture program 777777777777777777777777777777777 *hp 1,50(,(2,)01.)3

:o&ial :ervi&es 777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777 152,),)1.C(

?&onomi& :ervi&es 7777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777 1,2C5,3(0.3

61%

9%

5%

5%

6% 14%

EXPENDITURE PROGRAM (DISTRIBUTION BY SECTOR)

GENERAL SERVICESSOCIAL SERVICES

ECONOMIC SERVICES

RESERVED FOR

CALAMITY

DEBT SERVICING

OTHER MANDATORY

OBLIGATION

Exhibit 2


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ALLOCATION

The distriution of this #udget is shown in the udget pie as ?%hiit ) y the maDor

e%penses &lassifi&ation.

36%

3%

1%

25%

ALLOCATION BY MAJOR EXPENSE CLASSIFICATION

PERSONAL SERVICES

MAINTENANCE AND

OTHER OPERATING

EXPENSES

CAPITAL OUTLAY

STATUTORY AND

CONTRACTUAL

OBLIGATIONS

Exhibit 3


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THE BUGET CYCLE

Their udget preparation starts on the month of 'uly and ends on the 15th

day of B&toer for every year.


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CONCLUSION % RECOMMENATION

, therefore &on&lude that Marikina !ity is fo&using on infrastru&tures su&h as -oad

repairs, uilding repairs and other things that are related to infrastru&ture. They are also

enhan&ing their te&hnology y finan&ing on new &omputers, and new gadgets that their

&iti8ens &an use. They also use their udget to uy e4uipment that &an help maintain

the &leanliness and the progressiveness of the &ity. n &ase of la&k of udget for theirproDe&ts, they loan at *hilippine Veterans #ank.

, therefore re&ommend that Marikina &ity should also fo&us on helping their &iti8ens to

have Dos that would help them improve their lives. &annot give any further

re&ommendations, e&ause honestly, Marikina is one of the most progressive !ities in

the &ountry, the &leanliness, the dis&iplined &iti8ens, and the hospitality of its offi&ials.

The last thing that &an only re&ommend is for them to &ontinue the great performan&e

that they are doing right now. They would not only give honor to their &ity, ut also to our

&ountry.

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