Folks affected by road- widening projects in Tabuk to be relocated
>> Wednesday, August 9, 2023
TABUK CITY, Kalinga -- Residents affected by road widening
projects here are set to be relocated.
The local government will allot funds to purchase lands that will serve as relocation sites
Mayor Darwin Estran֮ero said Rep. Allen Jesse Mangaoang, in coordination with public works department, is sourcing out funds for widening of the Nambaran-Lacnog portion of the Kalinga-Isabela Road to be able to accommodate the prescribed eight lanes for national highways.
"The city must be proactive in anticipating the possible displacement of residents who will be affected by the implementation of the road widening project. That is why we are trying to look for funds to purchase possible relocation sites for the people who will be affected by the said project," Estran֮ero said.
Relocation sites should be available before implementation of the project so that it will be easier for the government to convince affected individuals to be relocated, he added.
Aside from widening of major road networks here, the public works department and the city government have partnered for installation of solar studs, known as cat's eye and streetlights for road safety of motorists at night.
The local government will allot funds to purchase lands that will serve as relocation sites
Mayor Darwin Estran֮ero said Rep. Allen Jesse Mangaoang, in coordination with public works department, is sourcing out funds for widening of the Nambaran-Lacnog portion of the Kalinga-Isabela Road to be able to accommodate the prescribed eight lanes for national highways.
"The city must be proactive in anticipating the possible displacement of residents who will be affected by the implementation of the road widening project. That is why we are trying to look for funds to purchase possible relocation sites for the people who will be affected by the said project," Estran֮ero said.
Relocation sites should be available before implementation of the project so that it will be easier for the government to convince affected individuals to be relocated, he added.
Aside from widening of major road networks here, the public works department and the city government have partnered for installation of solar studs, known as cat's eye and streetlights for road safety of motorists at night.
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