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2005 Schedule of Unit Base Market Values for All Kinds and Classes of Land Including Unit Base Construction Cost of Buildings and Other Improvement Thereon in Mountain Province

Mountain Province Provincial Ordinance No. 049-04 • Local Tax Ordinances • Mountain Province • Sep 2, 2004

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September 2, 2004 Excerpt from the Minutes of the Special Session of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Mountain Province Held at the Capitol, Bontoc, on Thursday, September 2, 2004. RESOLUTION NO. 90 A RESOLUTION ENACTING AN ORDINANCE TO GOVERN THE SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES OF THE VARIOUS KINDS AND CLASSES OF LAND INCLUDING THE UNIT BASE CONSTRUCTION COST OF BUILDINGS AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF MOUNTAIN PROVINCE WHEREAS , the Provincial Assessor presented for consideration of this Sanggunian the schedule of unit base market values for the various kinds and classes of lands including the unit base construction cost of buildings as well as other improvements thereon, within the territorial jurisdiction of Mountain Province; cSEDTC WHEREAS , Section 219 of the Local Government Code of 1991 states that, "The province, city or municipal assessor shall undertake a general revision of real property assessments within two years after the effectivity of this code and every three years thereafter"; WHEREAS , the latest revision done by the Provincial Assessor's Office was in 1993 under R.A. 7160, thus in consonance with the Local Government Code, revision be made on real properties; WHEREFORE , on motion duly seconded, this Body RESOLVED , to enact the following Provincial Ordinance: MOUNTAIN PROVINCE PROVINCIAL ORDINANCE NO. 049-04 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES OF THE DIFFERENT KINDS AND CLASSES OF LAND INCLUDING THE UNIT BASE CONSTRUCTION COST OF BUILDINGS AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF MOUNTAIN PROVINCE Be it enacted by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Mountain Province that: SECTION 1. Title. This Ordinance shall be known as the 2005 SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR ALL KINDS AND CLASSES OF LAND INCLUDING UNIT BASE CONSTRUCTION COST OF BUILDINGS AND OTHER IMPROVEMENT THEREON IN MOUNTAIN PROVINCE. SECTION 2. Scope and Application. This ordinance shall govern real properties within the territorial jurisdiction of Mountain Province. SECTION 3. Fundamental Principles. The following fundamental principles shall govern the general revision of the assessment of classification of all kinds and classes of land and the unit base construction cost of buildings and other improvements thereon in this province, thus: a. The valuation shall cover only urban and agricultural lands as well as improvements thereon in this province; b. The unit base market values for all kinds and classes of land and of improvements thereon shall be in accordance with prevailing/existing market values of such lands and improvements in the province as had been researched and prepared by the Office of the Provincial Assessor; c. The purging and/or rectifying of double assessments of certain lands and improvements should be made in accordance with existing laws, rules and regulations. SECTION 4. Repealing Clause. All and/or any valuation inconsistent with or in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed repealed or amended accordingly. SECTION 5. Effectivity. This Ordinance shall take effect upon its approval. CARRIED , September 2, 2004. Pursuant to Section 469 of the Local Government Code of 1991, I hereby certify the Resolution No. 90 was approved by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Mountain Province on the above mentioned date. (SGD.) FRANCIS O. DANGIWAN Member Temporary Presiding Officer ATTESTED: (SGD.) JOSEPHINE P. VILLANUEVA Provincial Secretary APPROVED: (SGD.) MAXIMO B. DALOG Provincial Governor ATTACHMENT SECTION 18. Assessment Levels. The assessment levels shall be determined by an ordinance by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan upon the recommendations of the Provincial Assessor when the schedule of Fair Market Value (FMV) shall be adopted pursuant to Sec. 218 of RA 7160, to wit: SDAaTC (a) On Lands: Class Assessment Level Residential 20% Agricultural 40% Commercial 50% Industrial 50% Mineral 50% Timberland 20% (b) On Buildings and Other Structures: 1. Residential Fair Market Value Over Not Over Assessment Levels P0 P175,000.00 0% 175,000.00 300,000.00 6% 300,000.00 500,000.00 8% 500,000.00 750,000.00 10% 750,000.00 1,000,000.00 12% 1,000,000.00 2,000,000.00 14% 2,000,000.00 5,000,000.00 16% 5,000,000.00 10,000,000.00 18% More than 10,000,000.00 20% 2. Agricultural Fair Market Value Over Not Over Assessment Levels P0 P300,000.00 25% 300,000.00 500,000.00 30% 500,000.00 750,000.00 35% 750,000.00 1,000,000.00 40% 1,000,000.00 2,000,000.00 45% More than 2,000,000.00 50% 3. Commercial/Industrial Fair Market Value Over Not Over Assessment Levels P0 P300,000.00 20% 300,000.00 500,000.00 22% 500,000.00 750,000.00 24% 750,000.00 1,000,000.00 26% 1,000,000.00 2,000,000.00 28% 2,000,000.00 5,000,000.00 30% 5,000,000.00 10,000,000.00 32% More than 10,000,000.00 34% 4. Timberland Fair Market Value Over Not Over Assessment Levels P0 P300,000.00 45% 300,000.00 500,000.00 50% 500,000.00 750,000.00 55% 750,000.00 1,000,000.00 60% 1,000,000.00 2,000,000.00 65% More than 2,000,000.00 70% (c) Machineries Class Assessment Levels Agricultural 40% Residential 50% Commercial 80% Industrial 80% (d) On special classes, the assessment levels for all lands, buildings, machineries and other improvements: Actual Use Assessment Levels Cultural 15% Scientific 15% Hospitals 15% Local Water Districts Government-owned or controlled corporations engaged in the supply and distributions of water and/or generation and transmission of electric power 10% Classification of Buildings Buildings shall generally be classified in accordance with the structure designed for which they are intended regardless of their actual use, such as Residential and Commercial Buildings. The classification system shall embrace only such structures that are commonly found in the province. Under this classification, buildings may be grouped as follows: A. Residential Buildings B. Commercial Buildings 1. Store 2. Office 3. Bank 4. Theater 5. Hotel 6. Boarding House 7. Gasoline Station For purposes of establishing schedule of base unit constructions cost, each type of building (say Residential Building) shall further be grouped in accordance with the kind and quality of material used on the constructions, such as Type I; Type II-A; Type II-B, and Type II-C, Type III-A, Type III-B, and Type III-C, and Type IV-A and Type IV-B. Standard base specifications shall then be prepared defining and describing each types of building as shown. Types of Building Construction Type I Pure Concrete Type II Mixed Type II-A - Concrete Columns, Beams, Floorings CHB Walling, and G.I. Roofing. Type II-B - Concrete Columns, Beams, and Floorings, G.I. Roofing; - Walling Combination of CHB and Lumber Type II-C - Same as Type II-B - Walling Combination of CHB and G.I. Type III Lumber Type III-A - Wooden Structural Framing, Lumber, walling and G.I. Roofing Type III-B - Wooden Structural Framing, Lumber and G.I. Walling, and G.I. Roofing Type III-C - Wooden Structural Framing and Pure G.I. walling and G.I. Roofing Type IV Temporary Makeshift Structure Type IV-A - Made up of Waste Lumber (Slab, Tree of at least 5-10 cm. in diameter) and Cogon Grass. Type IV-B - Made up of Bamboo, Sticks, and Cogon Grass. acEHCD Extra Items as Component Part of Buildings I. Additional 1. Flooring: Finishing a. Granolithic, Linotile, Wood Tile, and Washout 204.00/Sq.m. b. Marble 286.00/Sq.m. 2. Walling and Partitions a. Marble 348.00/Sq.m. b. Synthetic 205.00/Sq.m. c. Washout 164.00/Sq.m. d. Narra 351.00/Sq.m. 3. Ceiling a. Luminous 161.00/Sq.m. b. Narra 205.00/Sq.m. 4. Deck a. Open Area 20% of the Unit Base b. Covered 30% of the Unit Base 5. Concrete Pavement 135.00/Sq.m. 6. Car Port 30% of the Unit Base 7. Mezzanine 60% of the Unit Base 8. Terrace 20% of the Unit Base 9. Basement 70% of the Unit Base 10. Balcony 45% of the Unit Base II. Deduction a. No Plumbing 3% of the Unit Base b. No Electrical 3% of the Unit Base c. No Paint 3% of the Unit Base d. No Ceiling 7% of the Unit Base e. No Partition 5% of the Unit Base III. Fence a. Plastered CHD 310.00/Sq.m. b. CHD 210.00/Sq.m. c. Lumber 100.00/Sq.m. d. Steel Grills 250.00/Sq.m. e. Wire 50.00/Sq.m. DEPRECIATION TABLE FOR BUILDINGS ILLEGIBLE % Economic Life Age 75 yrs. Type I 50 yrs. Type II 30 yrs. Type III 15 yrs. Type IV 2 3% 4% 7% 13% 3 4% 6% 10% 20% 4 5% 8% 13% 27% 5 7% 10% 17% 33% 6 8% 12% 20% 40% 7 9% 14% 23% 47% 8 10% 16% 27% 53% 9 12% 18% 30% 60% 10 13% 20% 33% 76% 11 15% 22% 37% 73% 12 16% 24% 40% 80% 13 17% 26% 43% 14 19% 28% 47% 15 20% 30% 50% 16 21% 32% 53% 17 23% 34% 57% 18 24% 36% 60% 19 25% 38% 63% 20 27% 40% 67% 21 28% 42% 70% 22 29% 44% 73% 23 31% 46% 77% 24 32% 48% 80% 25 33% 50% 26 35% 25% 27 36% 54% 28 37% 56% 29 39% 58% 30 40% 60% 31 41% 62% 32 43% 64% 33 44% 66% 34 45% 68% 35 47% 70% 36 48% 72% 37 49% 74% 38 51% 76% 39 52% 78% 40 53% 80% 41 55% 42 56% 43 57% 44 59% 45 60% 46 61% 47 62% 48 64% 49 65% 50 66% 51 68% 52 69% 53 71% 54 72% 55 73% 56 75% 57 76% 58 77% 59 79% 60 80% Schedule for Pine Trees Republic of the Philippines MOUNTAIN PROVINCE BONTOC Office of the Provincial Assessor OFFICE ORDER NO. 2 December 14, 2004 Pursuant of Section 212 of the Local Government Code of 1991, the following Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and Schedule of Fair Market Values of Buildings and other Structures are hereby prescribed as the basis for the appraisal and assessment of real property in the Municipality of BARLIG , in connection with the 2005 General Revision of assessment and real property classification. SDHTEC I. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL LANDS 1994 Market Value (Sq.m.) 2005 Market Value (Sq.m.) SUB-CLASSIFICATION (Criteria) RESIDENTIAL P23.50 P45.50 R-1 P17.30 P36.45 R-2 P12.20 P24.70 R-3 STANDARD DEPTHS: (1) For Residential Lands 10 Meters CORNER INFLUENCE: (1) For Residential Lands 10 Percent (%) NOTE: R-1 For 1st Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-2 For 2nd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-3 For 3rd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-4 For 4th Class Residential lands based on criteria. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL LANDS Municipality: BARLIG, MT. PROVINCE KIND OF LAND: SUB-CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 1994 MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 2005 1. COMMERCIAL LAND: Located along all weather roads C-1 P23.50 P45.50 2. RESIDENTIAL LAND: Residential lots along the National Road and Residential lots within the Barangays of Gawana and Fiangtin R-1 P23.50 P45.50 Residential lots within the Barangays of Macalana, Lunas, Lias Kanlura, Lias Silangan, Chupac and Res. Lots along the Tanudan River both sides R-2 P17.30 P36.45 Residential lots within the Barangays of Latang, Lingoy, Kaleo, Ogo-og R-3 P12.20 P24.70 SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR AGRICULTURAL LANDS Municipality: Barlig, Mountain Province A. LANDS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER HECTARE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class 4th Class Riceland, Irrigated P32,520.00 P28,500.00 P20,670.00 P16,650.00 Rootcrop Land 25,470.00 19,050.00 12,690.00 Vegetable Land 26,030.00 19,500.00 12,990.00 Fruit Land 38,500.00 24,670.00 10,830.00 Pine Tree Land 8,130.00 Cogon Land 4,590.00 Pasture Land 5,470.00 B. IMPROVEMENTS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER TREE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Avocado P440.00 P360.00 P290.00 Banana 81.00 74.00 67.00 Calamansi 126.00 112.50 72.00 Coffee/Cacao 164.30 113.80 63.20 Orange 200.00 150.00 100.00 OFFICE NO. 1 December 14, 2004 Pursuant to Section 212 of the Local Government Code of 1991, the following Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and Schedule of Fair Market Values of Buildings and other Structures are hereby prescribed as the basis for the appraisal and assessment of real property in the Municipality of BAUKO , in connection with the 2005 General Revision of assessment and real property classification. AScHCD I. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LANDS 1994 Market Value (Sq.m.) 2005 Market Value (Sq.m.) SUB-CLASSIFICATION (Criteria) COMMERCIAL P35.80 P84.30 C-1 RESIDENTIAL P35.80 P63.30 R-1 P28.00 P51.80 R-2 P17.50 P36.00 R-3 P9.90 P19.50 R-4 STANDARD DEPTH: (1) For Commercial Lands 15 Meters (2) For Residential Lands 6 Meters CORNER INFLUENCE: (1) For Commercial Lands 10 Percent (10%) (2) For Residential Lands 10 Percent (10%) NOTE: C-1 For 1st Class Commercial lands based on criteria. R-1 For 1st Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-2 For 2nd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-3 For 3rd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-4 For 4th Class Residential lands based on criteria. The same UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE will be applied to both Commercial and Residential lands (1st Class). SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL LANDS Municipality: BAUKO, MT. PROVINCE KIND OF LAND: SUB-CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 1994 MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 2005 1. COMMERCIAL LANDS: Commercial lots along the National Road to Tadian and along the Provincial Road fronting the Luis Hora Memorial Hospital and the Municipal Hall; along the Provincial Road to Bagnen; along the National Road within the Barangays of Otucan Norte, Otucan Sur, Banao, Poblacion, Abatan, Mabaay, Sadsadan, Monamon Norte, Monamon Sur, Mount Date and Sinto; and along the Provincial Road within the Barangays of Guinzadan Central, Guinzadan Sur, Tapapan and Laseb C-1 P35.80 P84.30 2. RESIDENTIAL LANDS: Residential lots along the National Road within the Barangays of Otucan Norte, Otucan Sur, Banao, Poblacion, Abatan, Mabaay, Sadsadan, Monamon Norte, Monamon Sur, Mount Data and Sinto; and along the Provincial Road within the Barangays of Guinazadan Central, Guinzadan Sur, Tapapan and Leseb (Note: Applicable up to the 2nd strip with a distance of 40 meters from the road frontage of the National Road only.) R-1 P35.80 P63.30 Residential lots along the Municipal Road to Poblacion; along Provincial Road to Bagnen; along the Barangay Road to Mayag; along the Provincial Road to Bila; along the Provincial Road within the Barangays of Banao, Guinzadan Norte, Guinzadan Central; along the Provincial Road within the Barangays of Mabaay and Sadsasan R-2 P28.00 P51.80 Along the Provincial Road within the Barangays of Bagnen Proper, and Bagnen Oriente; along the Barangays within Otucan Norte, Bila, Banao, Sadsadan, Monamon Norte, Monamon Sur, Mount Data and Sinto R-3 P17.50 P36.00 Residential lots within the Barangay of Balintaugan and all other areas with a distance of 3 kms. or more to all weather roads. R-4 P9.90 P19.50 SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR AGRICULTURAL LANDS Municipality: Bauko, Mountain Province A. LANDS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER HECTARE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class 4th Class Riceland, Irrigated P36,340.00 P31,740.00 P23,090.00 P18,610.00 Rootcrop Land 30,800.00 23,100.00 15,390.00 Vegetable Land 26,030.00 19,500.00 12,990.00 Fruit Land 38,500.00 24,670.00 10,830.00 Pinetree Land 8,130.00 Cogon Land 4,590.00 Pasture Land 5,470.00 B. IMPROVEMENTS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER TREE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Avocado P440.00 P360.00 P200.00 Banana 81.00 74.00 67.00 Calamansi 126.00 112.50 72.00 Coffee/Cacao 164.30 113.80 63.20 Mango 505.20 346.50 187.70 Orange 200.00 150.00 100.00 OFFICE ORDER NO. 3 December 14, 2004 Pursuant to Section 212 of the Local Government Code of 1991, the following Schedule of Fair Market Values of Land and Schedule of Fair Market Values of Buildings and other Structures are hereby prescribed as the basis for the appraisal and assessment of real property in the Municipality of BESAO , in connection with the 2005 General Revision of assessment and real property classification. AcICHD I. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LANDS. 1994 Market Value (Sq.m.) 2005 Market Value (Sq.m.) SUB-CLASSIFICATION (Criteria) COMMERCIAL P34.00 P58.80 C-1 RESIDENTIAL P34.00 P58.80 R-1 P27.40 P45.90 R-2 P18.20 P32.30 R-3 P9.70 P15.00 R-4 STANDARD DEPTHS: (1) For Residential Lands _______ Meters (2) For Residential Lands _______ Meters CORNER INFLUENCE: (1) For Residential Lands _______ Percent (%) (2) For Residential Lands _______ Percent (%) NOTE: C-1 For 1st Class Commercial lands based on criteria. R-1 For 1st Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-2 For 2nd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-3 For 3rd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-4 For 4th Class Residential lands based on criteria. The same UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE will be applied to both Commercial and Residential lands (1st Class). SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL LANDS Municipality: BESAO, MT. PROVINCE KIND OF LAND: SUB-CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 1994 MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 2005 1. COMMERCIAL LAND: Commercial lots along all weather roads C-1 P34.00 P58.80 2. RESIDENTIAL LAND Residential lots within the barangay of Kiniway R-1 P34.00 P58.80 Residential lots within the barangays of Besao East, Besao West, Padangaaan, Payeo, and Suquib R-2 P27.40 P45.90 Residential lots within the barangays of Banguitan, Agawa, Lacmaan, Gueday, Catengan, and Laylaya, Panabangew, R-3 P19.20 P32.30 Residential lots within the barangays of Ambaguio, Dandanac, and Tambuan R-4 P9.70 P15.00 SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR AGRICULTURAL LANDS Municipality: Besao, Mountain Province A. LANDS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER HECTARE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class 4th Class Riceland, Irrigated P36,460.00 P31,950.00 P23,170.00 P18,670.00 Rootcrop Land 28,920.00 21,750.00 14,490.00 Vegetable Land 26,030.00 19,500.00 12,990.00 Fruit Land 38,500.00 24,670.00 10,830.00 Pinetree Land 8,130.00 Cogon Land 4,590.00 Pasture Land 5,470.00 B. IMPROVEMENTS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER TREE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Avocado P440.00 P360.00 P290.00 Banana 81.00 74.00 67.00 Calamansi 126.00 112.50 72.00 Coconut 126.20 81.40 36.60 Coffee/Cacao 164.30 113.80 63.20 Mango 505.20 346.50 187.70 Orange 200.00 150.00 100.00 OFFICE ORDER NO. 1 December 14, 2004 Pursuant to Section 212 of the Local Government Code of 1991, the following Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and Schedule of Fair Market Values of Buildings and other Structures are hereby prescribed as the basis for the appraisal and assessment of real property in the Municipality of BONTOC , in connection with the 2005 General Revision of assessment of real property classification. I. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LANDS 1994 Market Value (Sq.M.) 2005 Market Value (Sq.M.) SUB-CLASSIFICATION (Criteria) COMMERCIAL P224.70 P372.00 C-1 RESIDENTIAL P189.20 P293.20 R-1 P152.20 P257.40 R-2 P101.10 P167.60 R-3 P50.30 P84.10 R-4 P21.30 P35.10 R-5 STANDARD DEPTHS: (1) For Residential lands 10 meters (2) For Commercial lands 20 meters CORNER INFLUENCE: (1) For Residential lands 10 percent (%) (2) For Commercial lands 20 percent (%) NOTE: C-1 For 1st Class Commercial lands based on criteria. R-1 For 1st Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-2 For 2nd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-3 For 3rd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-4 For 4th Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-5 For 5th Class Residential lands based on criteria. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL LANDS Municipality: BONTOC, MT. PROVINCE KIND OF LAND: SUB-CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 1994 MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 2005 1. COMMERCIAL LAND: Commercial lots located along all weather roads C-1 P224.70 P372.00 2. RESIDENTIAL LAND Residential lots located along the National road within the barangays of Poblacion, Caluttit, Bontoc III, and Samoki R-1 P189.20 P293.20 Residential lots located along Provincial and Municipal Roads within the barangays of Poblacion R-2 P152.20 P257.40 Residential lots located within the barangays of Bontoc III, Caluttit and Samoki R-3 P101.10 P167.60 Residential lots within the barangays of Mainit and Bayyo; residential lots along the National Road within the barangays of Alab, Gonogon, Talubin and Tocucan; Residential lots along Provincial Road within the barangays of Guinaang and Maligcong R-4 P50.30 P84.10 Residential lots within the barangays of Balili, Caneo & Dalican; Residential lots within the barangays of Alab, Gonogon, Talubin, Tocucan, Guiraang and Maligcong with a distance of 50 meters or more to all weather roads R-5 P21.30 P35.10 SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR AGRICULTURAL LANDS Municipality: Bontoc, Mountain Province A. LANDS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER HECTARE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Riceland, Irrigated P51,840.00 P45,440.00 P32,950.00 Rootcrop Land 30,880.00 23,100.00 15,380.00 Vegetable Land 26,030.00 19,500.00 12,990.00 Fruit Land 38,500.00 24,670.00 10,830.00 Pinetree Land 8,130.00 Cogon Land 4,590.00 Pasture Land 5,470.00 B. IMPROVEMENTS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER TREE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Avocado P440.00 P360.00 P290.00 Banana 81.00 74.00 67.00 Calamansi 126.00 112.50 72.00 Coconut 126.20 81.40 36.60 Coffee/Cacao 164.30 113.80 63.20 Mango 505.20 346.50 187.70 Orange 200.00 150.00 100.00 OFFICE ORDER NO. 1 December 14, 2004 Pursuant to Section 212 of the Local Government Code of 1991, the following Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and Schedule of Fair Market Values of Buildings and other Structures are hereby prescribed as the basis for the appraisal and assessment of real property in the Municipality of NATONIN , in connection with the 2005 General Revision of assessment of real property classification. TAIaHE I. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL LANDS 1994 Market Value (Sq.m.) 2005 Market Value (Sq.m.) SUB-CLASSIFICATION (Criteria) COMMERCIAL P34.30 C-1 RESIDENTIAL P15.70 P34.30 R-1 P11.60 P27.90 R-2 P9.10 P20.50 R-3 P7.60 P12.70 R-4 STANDARD DEPTHS: (1) For Residential Lands 10 Meters CORNER INFLUENCE: (1) For Residential Lands 10 Percent (%) NOTE: C-1 For 1st Class Commercial lands based on criteria. R-1 For 1st Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-2 For 2nd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-3 For 3rd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-4 For 4th Class Residential lands based on criteria. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR AGRICULTURAL LANDS Municipality: Natonin, Mountain Province A. LANDS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER HECTARE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class 4th Class Riceland, Irrigated P32,520.00 P28,500.00 P20,670.00 P16,650.00 Rootcrop Land 25,470.00 19,050.00 12,690.00 Vegetable Land 26,030.00 19,500.00 12,900.00 Fruit Land 38,500.00 24,670.00 10,830.00 Pinetree Land 8,130.00 Cogon Land 4,590.00 Pasture Land 5,470.00 B. IMPROVEMENTS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER TREE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Avocado P440.00 P360.00 P290.00 Banana 81.00 74.00 67.00 Calamansi 126.00 112.50 72.00 Coffee/Cacao 164.30 113.80 63.20 Orange 200.00 150.00 100.00 SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL LANDS Municipality: NATONIN, MT. PROVINCE KIND OF LAND: SUB-CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 1994 MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 2005 1. COMMERCIAL LAND: Commercial lots located along all weather roads C-1 P34.30 2. RESIDENTIAL LANDS: a. Residential lots along the national road within the poblacion R-1 P15.70 P34.30 b. Residential lots within the barangays of Sta. Isabel, Banawal, Saliok, Tongalaya, Banao, Alonugan, Pudo, Butac R-2 P11.60 P27.90 c. Residential lots within the Barangays of Alunogan, Balangao, Banawal, Pudo, Sta. Isabel with a distance of 1/2-3 kms R-3 P9.10 P20.50 d. Residential lots within the barangay of Maducayan R-4 P7.60 P12.70 OFFICE ORDER NO. 6 December 14, 2004 Pursuant to Section 212 of the Local Government Code of 1991, the following Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and Schedule of Fair Market Values of Buildings and other Structures are hereby prescribed as the basis for the appraisal and assessment of real property in the Municipality of PARACELIS , in connection with the 2005 General Revision of assessment and real property classification. I. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LANDS 1994 Market Value (Sq.m.) 2005 Market Value (Sq.m.) SUB-CLASSIFICATION (Criteria) COMMERCIAL P27.40 C-1 RESIDENTIAL P14.40 P27.40 R-1 P10.10 P23.00 R-2 P9.10 P19.70 R-3 P_______ P_______ R-4 STANDARD DEPTHS: (1) For Commercial Lands 8 Meters (2) For Residential Land Meters 8 Meters CORNER INFLUENCE (1) For Commercial lands 10 percent (%) (2) For Residential lands 10 percent (%) NOTE: C-1 For 1st Class Commercial lands based on criteria. R-1 For 1st Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-2 For 2nd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-3 For 3rd Class Residential lands based on criteria. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL LANDS Municipality: PARACELIS, MT. PROVINCE KIND OF LAND: SUB-CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 1994 MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 2005 1. COMMERCIAL LANDS: a. Commercial lots located along all weather roads C-1 P27.40 2. RESIDENTIAL LANDS: a. Residential lots along the National Road to Bananao and along the national road within the barangays of Poblacion and Butigue R-1 P15.70 P27.40 b. Residential lots within the barangays of Bacarri, Bantay and Palitod R-2 P10.10 P23.00 c. Residential lots within the barangays of Buringal, Anonat and Bunot R-3 P9.10 P19.70 SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR AGRICULTURAL LANDS Municipality: Paracelis, Mountain Province A. LANDS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER HECTARE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Riceland, Irrigated P34,390.00 P30,144.00 P21,860.00 Riceland, Unirrigated 22,830.00 19,620.00 16,410.00 Riceland, Upland 19,010.00 15,770.00 12,530.00 Corn Land 15,770.00 12,900.00 10,030.00 Fruit Land 38,500.00 24,670.00 10,830.00 Cogon Land 4,590.00 Pasture Land 5,470.00 B. IMPROVEMENTS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER TREE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Avocado P440.00 P360.00 P290.00 Banana 81.00 74.00 67.00 Calamansi 126.00 112.50 72.00 Coconut 126.20 81.40 36.60 Coffee/Cacao 164.30 113.80 63.20 Mango 505.20 346.50 187.70 Orange 200.00 150.00 100.00 OFFICE ORDER NO. 7 December 14, 2004 Pursuant to Section 212 of the Local Government Code of 1991, the following Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and Schedule of Fair Market Values of Buildings and other Structures and hereby prescribed as the basis for the appraisal and assessment of real property in the Municipality of SABANGAN in connection with the 2005 General Revision of assessment and the real property classification. cDHAES I. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL LANDS 1994 Market Value (Sq.m.) 2005 Market Value (Sq.m.) SUB-CLASSIFICATION (Criteria) COMMERCIAL P36.10 P59.50 C-1 RESIDENTIAL P36.10 P59.50 R-1 P30.00 P47.80 R-2 P17.80 P33.70 R-3 P9.80 P17.60 R-4 STANDARD DEPTHS: (1) For Commercial Lands 10 Meters (2) For Residential Lands 15 Meters CORNER INFLUENCE: (1) For Commercial Lands 10 Percent (%) (2) For Residential Lands 10 Percent (%) NOTE: C-1 For 1st Class Commercial lands based on criteria. R-1 For 1st Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-2 For 2nd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-3 For 3rd Class Residential lands based on criteria. R-4 For 4th Class Residential lands based on criteria. The same UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE will be applied both Commercial and Residential lands (1st Class). SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL LANDS Municipality: SABANGAN, MT. PROVINCE KIND OF LAND: SUB-CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 1994 MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 2005 1. COMMERCIAL LAND: Commercial lots located along all weather roads C-1 P36.10 P59.50 2. RESIDENTIAL LAND Residential lots along National Road and Municipal Road within Poblacion R-1 P36.10 P59.50 Residential lots along Municipal Road within the sitio of Lengey; Residential lots within the barangays of Bao-angan, Camatagan, Busa, Capinitan, Supang, Bun-ayan, Lagan, Pingad and Losad R-2 P30.00 P47.80 Residential lots within the Barangays of Data, Tambingan and Namatec, (1 km to 5 kms) from barangay road R-3 P17.80 P33.70 Residential lots within the Barangays of Napua and Gayang R-4 P9.80 P17.60 SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR AGRICULTURAL LANDS Municipality: Sabangan, Mountain Province A. LANDS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER HECTARE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class 4th Class Riceland, Irrigated P36,340.00 P31,740.00 P23,090.00 P16,610.00 Rootcrop Land 30,800.00 23,100.00 15,390.00 Vegetable Land 26,030.00 19,500.00 12,990.00 Fruit Land 38,500.00 24,670.00 10,830.00 Pinetree Land 8,130.00 Cogon Land 4,590.00 Pasture Land 5,470.00 B. IMPROVEMENTS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER TREE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Avocado P440.000 P360.00 P290.00 Banana 81.00 74.00 67.00 Calamansi 126.00 112.50 72.00 Coffee/Cacao 164.30 113.80 63.20 Mango 505.20 346.50 187.70 Orange 200.00 150.00 100.00 OFFICE ORDER NO. 8 December 14, 2004 Pursuant to Section 212 of the Local Government Code of 1991, the following Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and Schedule of Fair Market Values of Buildings and other Structures are hereby prescribed as the basis for the appraisal and assessment of real property in the Municipality of SADANGA , in connection with the 2005 General Revision of assessment and real property classification. I. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE FOR RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LANDS 1994 Market Value (Sq.m.) 2005 Market Value (Sq.m.) SUB-CLASSIFICATION (Criteria) RESIDENTIAL P21.40 P41.95 R-1 P16.60 P32.90 R-2 P12.10 P23.30 R-3 STANDARD DEPTHS: (1) For Residential Lands 10 Meters CORNER INFLUENCE: (1) For Residential Lands 10 Percent (%) NOTE: R-1 For 1st Class Residential Lands based on criteria. R-2 For 2nd Class Residential Lands based on criteria. R-3 For 3rd Class Residential Lands based on criteria. The same UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE will be applied to both Commercial Residential lands (1st Class). SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR RESIDENTIAL LANDS Municipality: SADANGA, MT. PROVINCE KIND OF LAND: SUB-CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 1994 MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 2005 1. RESIDENTIAL LANDS: a. Residential lots along the National Road from pt. 1 to pt. 2; along the provincial road 1 from pt. 4 to pt. 5 (both sided); along the provincial road within Poblacion R-1 P21.40 P41.95 b. Residential lots within the barangays of Anabel, Demang, Sacasacan and Saclit R-2 P16.60 P32.90 c. Residential lots within the barangays of Belwang, Bekigan, & Betwagan R-3 P12.10 P23.30 SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR AGRICULTURAL LANDS Municipality: Sadanga, Mountain Province A. LANDS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER HECTARE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class 4th Class Riceland, Irrigated P32,520.00 P28,500.00 P20,670.00 P16,650.00 Rootcrop Land 25,470.00 19,050.00 12,690.00 Vegetable Land 26,030.00 19,500.00 19,990.00 Fruit Land 38,500.00 24,670.00 10,830.00 Pinetree Land 8,130.00 Cogon Land 4,590.00 Pasture Land 5,470.00 B. IMPROVEMENTS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER TREE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Avocado P440.00 P360.00 P290.00 Banana 81.00 74.00 67.00 Calamansi 126.00 112.50 72.00 Coffee/Cacao 164.30 113.80 63.20 Orange 200.00 150.00 100.00 OFFICE ORDER NO. 1 December 14, 2004 Pursuant to Section 212 of the Land Government Code of 1991, the following Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and Schedule of Fair Market Values of Buildings and other Structures are hereby prescribed as the basis for the appraisal and assessment of real property in the Municipality of SAGADA , in connection with the 2005 General Revision of assessment of real property classification. ASEcHI I. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL LANDS 1994 Market Value (Sq.M.) 2005 Market Value (Sq.M.) SUB-CLASSIFICATION (Criteria) COMMERCIAL P51.60 P96.00 C-1 RESIDENTIAL P34.20 P60.10 R-1 P27.20 P49.40 R-2 P18.80 P35.30 R-3 P12.20 P21.20 R-4 STANDARD DEPTHS: (1) For Residential Lands 10 Meters (2) For Commercial Lands 10 Meters CORNER INFLUENCE: (1) For Residential Lands 10 Percent (%) (2) For Commercial Lands 10 Percent (%) NOTE: C-1 For 1st Class Commercial Lands based on criteria. R-1 For 1st Class Residential Lands based on criteria. R-2 For 2nd Class Residential Lands based on criteria. R-3 For 3rd Class Residential Lands based on criteria. R-4 For 4th Class Residential Lands based on criteria. The same UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE will be applied to both Commercial and Residential lands (1st Class). SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL LANDS Municipality: SAGADA, MT. PROVINCE KIND OF LAND: SUB-CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 1994 MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 2005 1. COMMERCIAL LAND: Commercial lots located along all weather roads C-1 P51.60 P96.00 2. RESIDENTIAL LAND Residential lots located along Prov'l road within the barangays of Patay and Dagdag R-1 P34.20 P60.10 Residential lots within the barangays of Patay and Dagdag with a distance of 40 meters from the road frontage R-2 P27.20 P49.40 Residential lots within the barangays of Ambasing, Bangaan, Suyo, Antadao, Madongo, Kilong and Demang R-3 P18.80 P35.30 Residential lot within the barangay of Teptepan Sur, Teptepan Norter, Aguid, Tanulong, Balugan, Taccong, Payag-eo, Angkileng, Fedilisan and Nacagang R-4 P12.20 P21.10 SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR AGRICULTURAL LANDS Municipality: Sagada, Mountain Province A. LANDS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER HECTARE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class 4th Class Riceland, Irrigated P36,460.00 P31,950.00 P23,170.00 P18,670.00 Rootcrop Land 28,920.00 21,750.00 14,490.00 Vegetable Land 26,030.00 19,500.00 12,990.00 Fruit Land 38,500.00 24,670.00 10,830.00 Pinetree Land 8,130.00 Cogon Land 4,590.00 Pasture Land 5,470.00 B. IMPROVEMENTS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER TREE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Avocado P440.00 P360.00 P290.00 Banana 81.00 74.00 67.00 Calamansi 126.00 112.50 72.00 Coconut 126.20 81.40 36.60 Coffee/Cacao 164.30 113.80 63.20 Mango 505.20 346.50 187.70 Orange 200.00 150.00 100.00 OFFICE ORDER NO. 10 December 14, 2004 Pursuant to Section 212 of the Local Government Code of 1991, the following Schedule of Fair Market Values of Lands and Schedule of Fair Market Values of Buildings and other Structures are hereby prescribed as the basis for the appraisal and assessment of real property in the Municipality of TADIAN , in connection with the 2005 General Revision of assessment and real property classification. I. SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LANDS 1994 Market Value (Sq.m.) 2005 Market Value (Sq.m.) SUB-CLASSIFICATION (Criteria) COMMERCIAL P36.10 P62.20 C-1 RESIDENTIAL P36.10 P62.20 R-1 P28.10 P50.20 R-2 P20.60 P31.40 R-3 P13.40 P19.20 R-4 STANDARD DEPTHS: (1) For Commercial Lands 10 Meters (2) For Residential Lands 10 Meters CORNER INFLUENCE: (1) For Commercial Lands ______ Percent (%) (2) For Residential Lands ______ Percent (%) NOTE: C-1 For 1st Class Commercial Lands based on criteria. R-1 For 1st Class Residential Lands based on criteria. R-2 For 2nd Class Residential Lands based on criteria. R-3 For 3rd Class Residential Lands based on criteria. R-4 For 4th Class Residential Lands based on criteria. The same UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE will be applied to both Commercial and Residential lands (1st Class). SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL LANDS Municipality: TADIAN, MT. PROVINCE KIND OF LAND: SUB-CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 1994 MARKET VALUE per SQ.M. 2005 1. COMMERCIAL LAND: Commercial lots along all weather roads C-1 P62.20 2. RESIDENTIAL LAND: Residential lots along the National Roads; along Provincial Road; along the Municipal Road 1, Road 3 and within Barangay Poblacion R-1 P36.10 P62.20 Residential lots within Lubon, Masla, Kayan East, Kayan West, Bunga, Balaoa, Tue and Sumadel R-2 P28.10 P50.20 Residential lots within the barangays of Bana-ao, Cagubatan, Dacudac, and Pandayan R-3 P20.60 P31.40 Residential lots within the barangays of Bantey, Batayan, Duagan, Cadadanan, Lenga, and Mabalite R-4 P13.40 P19.20 SCHEDULE OF UNIT BASE MARKET VALUES FOR AGRICULTURAL LANDS Municipality: Tadian, Mountain Province A. LANDS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER HECTARE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class 4th Class Riceland, Irrigated P36,340.00 P31,740.00 P23,090.00 P18,610.00 Rootcrop Land 30,800.00 23,100.00 15,390.00 Vegetable Land 26,030.00 19,500.00 12,990.00 Fruit Land 38,500.00 24,670.00 10,830.00 Pinetree Land 8,130.00 Cogon Land 4,590.00 Pasture Land 5,470.00 B. IMPROVEMENTS UNIT BASE MARKET VALUE PER TREE 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class Avocado P440.00 P360.00 P290.00 Banana 81.00 74.00 67.00 Calamansi 126.00 112.50 72.00 Coffee/Cacao 164.30 113.80 63.20 Mango 505.20 346.50 187.70 Orange 200.00 150.00 100.00 Schedule of Unit Base Market Values for Buildings I. Residential Building Type One Story Two Stories Three Stories Four Stories Type I P8,860.00 P10,980.00 P13,910.00 P16,670.00 Type II-A P7,130.00 P9,760.00 P12,060.00 P14,830.00 Type II-B 6,830.00 8,510.00 11,080.00 13,470.00 Type II-C 6,430.00 8,080.00 10,320.00 12,480.00 Type III-A P4,060.00 P7,680.00 P9,150.00 Type III-B 3,630.00 7,120.00 8,500.00 Type III-C 3,480.00 6,730.00 8,000.00 Type IV-A P250.00 Type IV-B 150 II. Commercial Building (Office, Hotel, Boarding House, Apartment/Hospitals) Type One Story Two Stories Three Stories Four Stories Five Stories Type I P9,720.00 P11,330.00 P14,150.00 P17,120.00 P19,020.00 Type II-A P8,330.00 P10,940.00 P13,420.00 P16,240.00 Type II-B 7,850.00 8,710.00 12,850.00 15,550.00 Type II-C 7,500.00 8,410.00 11,950.00 14,400.00 Type III-A P6,800.00 8,050.00 9,420.00 Type III-B 5,300.00 7,620.0 8,920.00 Type III-C 4,800.00 7,130.00 8,430.00 III. Gasoline Station Type Type I Type II-A Type II-B Type II-C Type I and II P9,460.00 P7,790.00 P6,160.00 P4,190.00 IV. School Building Type One Story Two Stories Three Stories Four Stories Type I P5,770.00 P9,470.00 P12,820.00 P15,500.00 Type II-A P5,390.00 P8,990.00 P11,950.00 P14,300.00 Type II-B 4,130.00 6,910.00 Type II-C 3,210.00 4,860.00 Type III-A P2,710.00 P4,660.00 Type III-B P2,590.00 4,450.00 Type III-C P2,420.00 4,250.00 V. Church/Assembly House Type One Story Type I P5,060.00 P8,180.00 Type II-A P4,710.00 P7,620.00 Type II-B 4,310.00 7,130.00 Type II-C 3,920.00 6,720.00 Type III P2,380.00 VI. Warehouse/Storage/Bodega One Story Two-Story Type I P5,390.00 P8,990.00 Type II-A 4,130.00 6,910.00 Type II-B 3,200.00 4,860.00 Type II-C 2,700.00 4,640.00 Type III-A 2,580.00 4,420.00 Type III-B 2,320.00 4,210.00 Type III-C 2,130.00 3,880.00 VII. Open Market Type I P4,650.00 P7,610.00 P9,460.00 Type II-A 4,450.00 7,120.00 8,890.00 Type II-B 4,250.00 6,730.00 Type II-C 3,920.00 5,070.00 Type III-A 2,590.00 4,720.00

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