Written by Jay-ar M. Arante
The
implemented 30-meter easement rule is allegedly not only for the front beach of
Boracay but also for all the establishments in the island.
According
to DOT Boracay Officer-In-Charge Tim Ticar, the Boracay Redevelopment Task
Force will also focus on other infrastructures in Boracay including residential
areas that violated the 30-meter easement rule.
The next
move will be undertaken after the Task Force’s clearing operation in the month
of March at the beach front.
It was
learned that there are still business establishments at the beach front who had
violated the easement rule, and have been ordered to be removed.
Meanwhile,
the Task Force itself demolished the infrastructures of establishments who did
not tear down their “illegal structures”.
Seven (7)
more business establishments at the beach front were given a deadline which is
Saturday, March 15 to remove their illegal structure.
Recently,
Tourism Secretary, Ramon Jimenez, and DILG Secretary, Mar Roxas inspected
business establishments in Boracay who followed the Presidential Proclamation
1064.
Translated/Edited
by Rodel J. Abalus
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