33.9. The landowner and the future landowner of the property authorized for conversion may not change its use for another use that has not been approved in accordance with the conversion order without the prior consent of the RAD. This prohibition extends to changes in housing standards, changes in sales systems, changes from social housing to open housing or vice versa, and any other similar changes. 27.1. The valuation of these investments shall correspond to the total public expenditure on the land concerned, adjusted for average inflation during the period from the start of the investment to the month in which the conversion was approved; 1.3. The conversion of agricultural land into non-agricultural uses is strictly regulated and may only be authorised if the conditions set out in RA 6657 and/or RA 8435 are met and fulfilled. 31.5. Within thirty (30) days of receipt of the wallet, the MARO shall: verify the condition of the CARP coverage in relation to the property in question, publish the notices of application in a conspicuous place in the municipality and in a conspicuous place in the barangay covering the property in question; and submit a report to PARO. `In the event of non-acceptance of an incomplete application, the Land Use Conversion Service or the Secretariat of the Regional Land Use Committee shall issue a written declaration or certificate, as well as a reply by e-mail or electronic communication (with a duly registered timestamp) indicating the irregularities or the reasons for the non-acceptance and return of the application within 5 working days of the submission of the application for transformation, which form part of the records of the application, are expressly indicated; ” he said. 61.4.
issue an injunction from the Secretary or Regional Director for verified reports that premature, illegal or unauthorized conversion activities are being undertaken; or 5.4. Land with a Notice of Assessment and Land Acquisition or subject to a perfect agreement between the landowner and the beneficiaries under the Voluntary Land Transfer System (VLT)/Direct Payment System (DPS) under CARP; and 10.13.6. The short answer is no. However, the long answer is divided into three categories: convertible land, non-negotiable areas for conversion, and severely restricted areas for conversion. 10.13.1. the number and name of farmers, lessors, lessors, tenants, agricultural workers, real millers and/or residents of the land; if there are no such persons, a statement attesting to such a fact; 2.26. Zoning is the demarcation/division of a city/municipality into functional areas in which only certain land uses are permitted. It regulates and regulates the use of all the lands of the municipality in accordance with a land use plan approved or adopted for the city or municipality. It prescribes verification regulations, minimum lot sizes, construction heights and bulk materials.
In accordance with §§ 65 and 49 of Republic Act (RA) No. 6657 (Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Act 1988), Sections 4(j) and 5(l) of Presidential Decree No. 129-A, relevant provisions of RA 8435 (Agriculture and Fisheries Modernization Act), EO-45-2001 [25 October 2001], and to provide effective means for assessing land use conversion applications, these rules are proclaimed below: cEaCAH SECTION 16. — Persons affected by the proposed land use conversion, such as identified beneficiaries, farmers, tenants, farmers, real farmers, residents or residents of adjacent lands or municipalities, may file a written objection to the conversion application within thirty (30) days of the installation of the required billboard(s) pursuant to section 11 or within fifteen (15) days thereof the inspection carried out insert; depending on what is later. For applications concerning residential projects under OE-45-2001, the opposition period shall be seventeen (17) days from the publication of the billboard(s) required in accordance with Article 11 of this Agreement or five (5) days following the execution of the eye inspection, whichever is the later. Thereafter, rcluppi/CLUPPI will make available to all counterparties copies of any order or measure taken in connection with the application in question. An opponent who is an identified beneficiary of the agricultural reform (ARB) of the land requested for conversion and who has not filed a written objection within the protest period due to fraud, accident, error or excusable negligence may intervene at any time while waiting for the application. The filing of an opposition interrupts a permanent period for the processing of applications for conversion and cancels the deadline for approval or rejection of the application. 10.17. Certification by the approved official of the DENR, indicating, inter alia, whether or not the land in question is located in NIPAS, moss and primitive forests, river banks or swamp forests and wetlands; within an ACE or will include the establishment of an ECP. 10.12.5. Sufficient number of photos of the most visible sites in the nearest Barangay Centre leading to the entry and exit routes of the land in question to assist the eye inspection team in locating the site.
52.1. The conversion of his agricultural land by any landowner to a non-agricultural use for the purpose of avoiding the application of the CARP on his lands and expropriating to his tenants the land they have cultivated, as provided for in section 73 (c) of AR 6657; 28.3. Benefits in kind may consist in whole or in part of accommodation, places in households, employment and/or other benefits. The RAD approves the terms of each agreement on the payment of compensation for interference and monitors compliance. Under no circumstances may compliance with their conditions extend beyond sixty (60) days from the date of approval of the conversion request. 2.19. The reclassification of agricultural land refers to the act of defining how agricultural land for non-agricultural purposes such as residential, industrial and commercial land, as set out in the land use plan, is subject to the requirements and procedure for land use conversion carried out by a local government unit (LGU) in accordance with Article 20 of LAW 7160 and the Joint Housing Regulatory Council. and Land Use (HLURB); DAR, DA et Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) MC-54-1995. This includes the return of non-agricultural land for agricultural purposes. 2.14. The Network of Protected Areas for Agricultural and Agro-Industrial Development (NPAAAD) refers to agricultural areas identified by the Ministry of Agriculture (DA) through the Bureau of Soil and Water Management in coordination with the National Authority for Mapping and Resource Information to ensure efficient land use for agriculture and agro-industrial development and promote sustainable growth. The NPAAAD covers all irrigated areas, all irrigable areas that are already covered by irrigation projects with fixed financing commitments; all alluvial plains that are very suitable for agriculture, whether irrigated or not; agro-industrial arable land or land currently planted with industrial crops that supports the viability of existing agricultural infrastructure and agri-food enterprises; highlands or areas at an altitude of five hundred (500) metres or more that have the potential to grow semi-moderate, high-quality plants; all ecologically sensitive agricultural land the conversion of which will lead to serious environmental degradation, as well as mangrove areas and fish protection areas; and all fishing areas as defined in the 1998 Fisheries Code.
By its Administrative Order (AO) No. 1, 2019 series, the department has now revised its guidelines and methodologies to streamline the lengthy land use conversion process in the Philippines. This was done by amending specific provisions of WA No. 1, 2002 series, in the hope of speeding up the land conversion process. 63.2. Any person convicted of premature or illegal conversion under Republic Act 8435 shall be sentenced to two (2) to six (6) years` imprisonment in accordance with Article 11 or to a fine of one hundred percent (100%) of the government`s investment costs, or both, at the discretion of the court and an ancillary penalty of confiscation of the country and any improvement of the land. 2.12. Land use conversion refers to the act or procedure by which the current physical use of agricultural land is replaced by a use other than land management, planting crops, growing trees, including harvesting their products, as approved by the RAD.
