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project id

TAM-34

client

City Government of Pasay

location

City of Pasay, Metro Manila

Country

Philippines

period Covered

June 2022 to June 2025

Associated Consultant

Description

In 2022, TAM Planners Company was again given the opportunity to update mandated local plans for the City Government of Pasay.The City Government required technical services to assist in the updating of its Comprehensive Land and Water Use Plan (CLWUP) for the period 2023-2034, the City Zoning Ordinance (ZO), the Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP) for 2023-2028 and Local Development Investment Program (LDIP) for 2023-2025. The project included several other tasks such as the updating of the city ecological profile and sectoral studies as inputs to plan formulation.

The city adapted an East-West or Eco Bayside to Creekside Spatial Development Framework that preserves the division of the city into seven historically based management districts and adopts a network of growth nodes and corridors within said districts. Aside from being a primary gateway, Pasay seeks to be recognized as a center for business, services and tourism with vibrant neighborhoods, safe and secure communities and highly livable characterized by access to services,decent housing and open spaces.

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Description of Services provided

TAM’s services for the project include:

Updating of the ecological profile including the conduct of relevant research and data analysis
Conduct of focus group discussions and consultative forums to reflect stakeholders’ aspirations and preferred development direction in the inputs to the mandated plans
Preparation of sectoral studies and inputs to the CLWUP and proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance.
Assisting the City Government in the preparation of the CDP and LDIP to ensure compliance with national guidelines and standards for plan preparation and providing technical support during the approval process involving the Pasay City Development Council (PCDC), Sangguniang Panglungsod (SP), Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) and Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD).

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