CONTACT INFORMATION
City Planning and Development Department
- CPDD
- 4th Floor, Civic Center D (BRO building), Mayaman St., City Hall Compound
- 8988-4242 local 1005 to 1016
- [email protected]
Office Hours
Monday to Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
ABOUT US
Description
The City Planning and Development Department (CPDD) prepares plans for the social, economic, environment, physical, and institutional development of the City. CPDD is involved in the preparation of special plans for various concerned city departments and other government agencies through continuing studies, research, and sectoral consultations.
The department also serves as the secretariat and technical arm of the City Development Council, headed by the City Mayor and composed of all barangay chairpersons and designated representatives of non-government organizations/people’s organizations (NGOs/POs), which recommends and approves City Development Plans prior to submission to the City Council.
Mission
To provide policy direction for future growth.
To advocate for active people’s participation.
To ensure efficient coordination with and among the private sector.
To provide timely and accurate information to all levels of management.
To ensure rational allocation and use of resources.
To ensure the implementation of plans,
To institutionalize Planning as management tool in all levels and agencies of the City.
To provide technical assistance.
Vision
An effective, efficient, and reliable partner in the responsible governance of Quezon City as well as a model planning office of local government in the country.
Legal Bases
- Ordinance No 9110, S-71. Ordinance Creating The QC Planning Commission And Development Board To Coordinate All Aspects Of Economic Planning And Development Of QC Particularly Its Physical And Human Resources And To Enhance Its Potentials For Industry And Commerce.
- MMC Circular 21, S-80: Implementing Guidelines For The Establishment/Organization Of Local Development Planning Office In All Cities/Municipalities In Metro Manila And Specifying Minimum Requirement On Staffing Pattern.
- MMC Unnumbered Circular, S-83: Revised Implementing Guidelines For The Organization Of Local Development And Planning Office In Each City/Municipality As An Amendment To MMC Circular No. 21-80. Provided Also The Comprehensive Functions In Adherence To The Local Government Code And Elevated The Planning Office Into A Department Level.
- MMC Executive Order No. 06- 87: Creating And/Or Strengthening The Local Development Planning Offices (LDPO) In Metropolitan Manila. Institutionalized The Creation Of The LDPO In Metropolitan Manila
- MMC Circular No. 06, S-87: Implementing Guidelines For The Upgrading Of Local Development Planning Offices In Metropolitan Manila.
- Local Government Code (RA 7160) 1991, Sec. 476: Provides for the mandatory appointment of the Planning and Development Coordinator.
- Ordinance No.SP-1965, S-09: An Ordinance Assigning The Subdivision Administration Unit (SAU) As A Permanent Division Under The City Planning And Development Office.
- Ordinance No. SP-2502, S-2016, Sec. 56: The Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance Of 2016 Designating The City Planning And Development Officer As Zoning Administrator
- Ordinance No. SP-2672, S-2017: An Ordinance Rationalizing The Functional Structure Of The Quezon City Planning And Development Department
Service Pledge:
We are committed to ensure that the preparation and formulation of the City’s Development Plan is highly participatory and consultative to allow the City’s officialdom and citizenry to feel a strong sense of ownership and ensure the realization of the general welfare goal as cited in Section 16 of RA 7160.
Services
RECEIPT AND ENDORSEMENT OF INCOMING COMMUNICATIONS/ CORRESPONDENCE
Receiving/processing of incoming communications from various agencies addressed to the City Planning and Development Officer.
SECURING OF STATISTICAL DATA
Conduct information exchange and research services
SPECIAL STUDIES/ RESEARCHES/ PROJECT PROPOSALS AND EVALUATION
Infrastructure projects Identification /Prioritization
LAND / PROPERTY ACQUISITION PROGRAM
The acquisition of land and reserves for the City’s various future infrastructure programs. An investment strategy employed by the QC government since 2004, land banking programs involves assessing a site’s suitability thru title checks, the status of ownership if vacant or open space, the conduct of research, site inspection, and evaluation of properties offered for sale to the City or properties which the City intends to buy
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUSINESS PERMIT: NEW @ QC eServices
Locational Clearance is issued to business owners that serve as a prerequisite document in the issuance of a Business Permit to guarantee that the business is in compliance with the Zoning Ordinance.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUSINESS PERMIT: RENEWAL AND COMPLIANCE @ QC eServices
Locational Clearance is issued to business owners that serve as a prerequisite document in the issuance of a Business Permit to guarantee that the business complies with the Zoning Ordinance.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUSINESS PERMIT: WALK-IN RENEWAL AND COMPLIANCE
Locational Clearance is issued to business owners that serve as a prerequisite document in the issuance of a Business Permit to guarantee that the business complies with the Zoning Ordinance.
REQUEST FOR MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION
This request is made when an applicant, is not satisfied by the decision of the Zoning Official concerning the interpretation, administration or enforcement of the zoning ordinance.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUILDING PERMIT: FOR NEW (SIMPLE), RENOVATION AND INTERIOR RENOVATION @ONE-STOP- SHOP (OSS)
The Locational Clearance is issued to the developers/lot owners as a prerequisite in the issuance of Building Permit to guarantee that the building and its design components comply with the Zoning Ordinance and the Local Building Code.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUILDING PERMIT: NEW (REGULAR), RENOVATION, REPAIR, AND ADDITIONAL@ BUILDING REGULATION ONE-STOP-SHOP (BROSS)
The Locational Clearance is issued to the developers/lot owners as a prerequisite in the issuance of a Building Permit to guarantee that the building and its design components comply with the Zoning OrThe Locational Clearance is issued to the developers/lot owners as a prerequisite in the issuance of Building Permit to guarantee that the building and its components comply with the Zoning Ordinance and the Local Building Code.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUILDING PERMIT: CELL SITE @ BUILDING REGULATION ONE-STOP-SHOP (BROSS)
The Locational Clearance is issued to the developers/lot owners as a prerequisite in the issuance of Building Permit to guarantee that the building and its components comply with the Zoning Ordinance and the Local Building Code.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUILDING PERMIT: SUBDIVISION FOR COMMUNITY MORTGAGE PROGRAM (CMP) ON REGULAR PROCESS
The Locational Clearance is issued to the developers as a prerequisite in the issuance of a Building Permit to guarantee that the subdivision plan and its residential components comply with the Zoning Ordinance and the Local Building Code.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUILDING PERMIT: CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION (COE) ON REGULAR PROCESS
The Locational Clearance is issued to the developers as a prerequisite in the issuance of a Building Permit to guarantee that the subdivision plan and its residential components comply with the Zoning Ordinance and the Local Building Code. The Locational Clearance is issued to the developers/lot owners as a prerequisite in the issuance of a Building Permit to guarantee that the building and its design components comply with the Zoning Ordinance and the Local Building Code. A Certificate of Exception is issued through a resolution approved by the City Council allowing the exemption of the project from the use of the lot/property.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUILDING PERMIT: FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT (SUP) ON REGULAR PROCESS
The Locational Clearance is issued to the developers/lot owners as a prerequisite in the issuance of a Building Permit to guarantee that the building and its design components comply with the Zoning Ordinance and the Local Building Code. The Special Use Permit is issued through a resolution approved by the City Council allowing the project for such use on the lot or property. The uses that require a Special Use Permit are Gasoline/Auto-LPG, Waste Disposal Facility, Radio, and Television Transmitting Stations, Telecommunication Tower (Greenfields), Heliports/Helipads, Abattoir/Slaughterhouse, Cockpits/Race Tracks, Transport Terminals, Transport Garage, Cemeteries, Funeral Parlor/Memorial Chapel/Mortuary, Crematorium/Columbarium. of the lot/property.
ZONING CERTIFICATE
The Zoning Certificate is secured by real property owners of titled lots to verify zoning classification and structures allowed in the specific area.
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT FOR SUBDIVISION APPROVAL
A Development Permit is a prerequisite for the issuance of a Certificate of Registration and License to Sell in compliance with the approved Quezon City Council Ordinance on subdivision plan approval. A Development Permit is a prerequisite for the issuance of a Certificate of Registration and License to Sell in compliance with the approved Quezon City Council Ordinance on subdivision plan approval.
Programs
QUEZON CITY BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
A 6-Batch / 3-day hybrid training/workshop for Quezon City’s 142 Barangay Councils was held on October 27 to December 3, 2021. A joint effort among the City Planning and Development Department, the Barangay Community Relations Department and the QC-DILG, the series of workshops was designed to retool and build skills and expertise in effectively devising a comprehensive multi-sectoral development plan (Barangay Development Plan) that is formulated through an inclusive and participatory approach.
QUEZON CITY ROLLS OUT THE COMMUNITY-BASED MONITORING SYSTEM
The Quezon City Government recently rolled out the Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) after three rigorous data collection training sessions conducted in partnership with the Philippine Statistics Authority.
Born from Republic Act No. 11315 also known as the Community-based Monitoring System Act on April 17, 2019, CBMS is a technology-based data collection system, which aims to generate and disaggregate up-to-date data that would serve as the basis in formulating government programs and policies geared towards poverty alleviation and economic development.
Key feature of the operation is the use of internet-based devices or tablets for real-time submission of collected data to the PSA system for processing.
The official rollout of the QC-CBMS started on July 3, 2023 in 28 barangays of District I. A total of 257 field personnel have been deployed and currently engage in household data gathering activities. Forthcoming will be the deployment of newly trained 367 field personnel to cover additional areas in other barangays until the entire City is saturated.
QC HOLDS 2ND SERIES OF HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION FORUM
True to Mayor Joy Belmonte’s 14th agenda to listen to the people and understand what they need, the Quezon City government organized the second series of the Homeowners’ Association (HOA) Forum.
The four-legged event which ran from January to February 2023 highlighted updates and discussed on matters of significance to homeowners, particularly on stray dogs and cats, pound animal care & disease control, repair and maintenance of parks & playground, development of open spaces, greening spaces, the on-going implementation of the Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS), and District Action Office operational services.
The series of for a were attended by 852 HOA presidents and key representatives across the six districts of the city. It served as an avenue for the attendees to voice their issues and concerns within their community. The fora garnered 318 concerns, some of which were quickly addressed by the QC-LGU officials and representatives present in the event and the city government is actively responding to address the rest of the issues.
REFORMULATING THE QC VISION
Dubbed “Revisiting the Vision of Quezon City,” a two-day workshop was held on August 3 and 4, 2023 at the Clubhouse, Third Greenmeadows in Barangay Ugong Norte, Quezon City, which was participated in by more than 200 attendees composed of the City Development Council members (barangay chairpersons, representatives from the civil society), the academe as well as select national government agencies, officials and staffs of the concerned Quezon City government departments, along with a handful of guests and observers.
Utilizing the inputs presented by the National Government Agencies as well as the 14-point agenda of the current Belmonte Administration, the City Development Council members identified and validated the revised outward-looking and inward-looking vision of Quezon City. After the plenary discussions and workshops, the reformulated Outward Vision now stands as:
Outward Vision:
- Green Lung of Metro Manila
- Knowledge Capital of the Philippines
- Health and Wellness Center of Southeast Asia
Outward Vision:
Quezon City is a highly desirable place ever blessed with:
- An EMPOWERED citizenry
- An INCLUSIVE economy
- A SUSTAINABLE natural environment
- A LIVABLE built up environment
- GOOD governance
Guides
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUSINESS PERMIT: NEW (AT BUSINESS ONE-STOP SHOP)
Requirements:
- Application for Business Permit
- 1 photocopy of the Building Permit
- Supplemental Documents (whichever is applicable):
- 1 photocopy of Certificate of No Objection from HOA or Neighbors Consent
- 1 photocopy of Barangay Council Resolution
Steps:
- Register and log in to the QC eServices website and create an account.
- Fill out the Unified Online Business Permit Application Form and attach/upload documentary requirements.
3. Submit the Business Permit Application for BPLD’s assessment and approval.
4. Receive the printed copy of LC thru the Document Delivery System of BPLD
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUSINESS PERMIT: RENEWAL/COMPLIANCE
Requirements:
- 1 photocopy of the Business Permit
- 1 photocopy of Previous Locational Clearance
- Supplemental Documents (whichever is applicable):
- 1 photocopy of Certificate of No Objection from HOA or Neighbors Consent
- 1 photocopy of Barangay Council Resolution
- 1 photocopy of the Building Permit
- For Representative:
- 1 original of Duly Notarized Authorization Letter/Special Power of Attorney
- 1 photocopy of the Government-issued identification card of the person being represented
- 1 photocopy of the valid government-issued ID of representative
Steps:
- Submit the required documents for initial assessment and verification.
- Receive the LC.
*Note: Zoning Fees – included in the tax bill of BPLD
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUILDING PERMIT: FOR NEW (SIMPLE), RENOVATION AND INTERIOR RENOVATION [AT ONE-STOP SHOP (OSS)]
Requirements:
For simple 1 to 3 Story Residential (1 unit), 2 Storey Commercial Building and Warehouse not exceeding 1,500 sqm. floor area/interior renovation inside the mall.
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of the current year of Tax Clearance/Real Property Tax Receipt & Bill
- Proof of Lot Ownership (whichever is applicable):
- 1 Certified True Copy of Transfer Certificate of Title
- 1 photocopy of the Lease Contract
- 1 photocopy of the Award Notice
- 1 photocopy of Deed of Sale
- 1 photocopy of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)
- 1 photocopy of Affidavit of Consent to Construct/Special Power of Attorney (SPA)
- 1 photocopy of Authority to Sign/Corporate Secretary’s Affidavit
- 1 set signed & sealed of Lot Plan (not required for interior renovation)
- 2 sets signed & sealed of Architectural Plan & PTR
- Long Folder
- Supplemental Documents:
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Neighbor’s Firewall Consent
- 2 sets of HOA Approved Plans (blueprint of Architectural Plans)
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of DPWH Clearance if located along the national road
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of MMDA Clearance if along the river, waterways
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Earthquake Hazard
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of the Barangay Council Resolution
Steps:
- Submit the required documents for initial assessment and verification.
- Pay the application fee at the CTO and submit the photocopy of the OR.
- Pay the processing fee at CTO and submit the photocopy of the Official Receipt.
- Receive the copy of LC/NOA/FC and the approved copy of Architectural Plans.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUILDING PERMIT: NEW (REGULAR APPLICATIONS), RENOVATION, REPAIR AND ADDITIONAL
Requirements:
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of the current year of Tax Clearance/Real Property Tax Receipt & Bill
- Proof of Lot Ownership (whichever is applicable)
- 1 Certified True Copy of Transfer Certificate of Title
- 1 photocopy of the Lease Contract
- 1 photocopy of the Award Notice
- 1 photocopy of Deed of Sale
- 1 photocopy of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)
- 1 photocopy of Affidavit of Consent to Construct/Special Power of Attorney (SPA)
- 1 photocopy of Authority to Sign/Corporate Secretary’s Affidavit
- 1 Certified True Copy of Previous Building Permit/Previous Locational Clearance/Approved Plan for Renovation, Repair & Additional
- 1 set of signed & sealed of Lot Plan
- 2 sets signed & sealed of Architectural Plan & PTR
- Long Folder
- Supplemental Documents:
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Neighbor’s Firewall Consent
- 2 sets of HOA Approved Plans (blueprint of Architectural Plans)
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of DPWH Clearance if located along the national road
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of MMDA Clearance if along the river, waterways
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Earthquake Hazard
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of the Barangay Council Resolution
- For Representative:
- 1 original of Duly Notarized Authorization Letter/Special Power of Attorney (SPA)
- 1 photocopy of the valid government-issued ID of the person being represented
- 1 photocopy of the valid government-issued ID of the representative
Steps:
- Submit the required documents for initial assessment and verification.
- Pay the application fee at the CTO and submit the photocopy of the OR.
- Pay the processing fee at CTO and submit the photocopy of the Official Receipt.
- Receive the copy of LC/NOA/FC and the approved copy of Architectural Plans.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUILDING PERMIT: SUBDIVISION FOR COMMUNITY MORTGAGE PROGRAM (CMP)
Requirements:
- 1 Certified True Copy of Transfer Certificate of Title
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of the current year of Tax Clearance/Real Property Tax Receipt &
- 1 photocopy of the SEC Certificate
- 1 photocopy of the Master List of beneficiaries
- 1 photocopy of the HLURB Certificate
- 1 photocopy of City Council Resolution (For Subd./CMP located in R1 & R2 Zones)
- 2 sets of Lot Plan/Subdivision Plan
- Long Folder
- For Representative:
- 1 original of Duly Notarized Authorization Letter/Special Power of Attorney
- 1 photocopy of the valid government-issued ID of the person being represented
- 1 photocopy of the valid government-issued ID of the representative
Steps:
- Submit the required documents for initial assessment and verification.
- Pay the Application Fee at the CTO and submit the photocopy of the OR.
- Pay the Processing Fee at CTO and submit the photocopy of the Official Receipt.
- Receive the copy of LC/NOA/FC and the approved copy of Architectural Plans.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUILDING PERMIT: FOR CERTIFICATE OF EXCEPTION (COE)
Requirements:
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of the current year of Tax Clearance/Real Property Tax Receipt & Bill
- Proof of Lot Ownership (whichever is applicable):
- 1 Certified True Copy of Transfer Certificate of Title
- 1 photocopy of the Lease Contract
- 1 photocopy of the Award Notice
- 1 photocopy of Deed of Sale
- 1 photocopy of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)
- 1 photocopy of Affidavit of Consent to Construct/Special Power of Attorney (SPA)
- 1 photocopy of Authority to Sign/Corporate Secretary’s Affidavit
- 1 set of signed & sealed of Lot Plan
- 2 sets signed & sealed of Architectural Plan & PTR
- Long Folder
- For Representative:
- 1 original of Duly Notarized Authorization Letter/Special Power of Attorney
- 1 photocopy of the valid government-issued ID of the person being represented
- 1 photocopy of the valid government-issued ID of the representative
- Mandatory Requirements for COE:
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Project Description (boundaries, nature of operation or use; objectives to be achieved by the project; statement as to why the project cannot fulfill its objectives under the Zoning Regulations)
- Environmental Impact Study/Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC)/Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC)
- Barangay Council Resolution
- Traffic Impact Study for High Rise Buildings
- Supplemental Documents:
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Neighbor’s Firewall Consent
- 2 sets of HOA Approved Plans (blueprint of Architectural Plans)
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of DPWH Clearance if located along the national road
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of MMDA Clearance if along river waterways
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Earthquake Hazard Assessment
Steps:
- Apply for COE at the City Council through the Chairman, Committee on City Planning, Building & Zoning. (Applicant will personally apply it at the City Council)
- Attend the public consultations at the City Council for the approval of the City Council Resolution.
- Submit the approved City Council Resolution & ECC.
- Pay the processing fee at CTO and submit the photocopy of the Official Receipt.
- Receive the copy of COE and approved copy of Architectural Plans.
LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR BUILDING PERMIT: FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT (SUP)
Requirements:
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of the current year of Tax Clearance/Real Property Tax Receipt & Bill
- Proof of Lot Ownership (whichever is applicable):
- 1 Certified True Copy of Transfer Certificate of Title
- 1 photocopy of the Lease Contract
- 1 photocopy of the Award Notice
- 1 photocopy of Deed of Sale
- 1 photocopy of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)
- 1 photocopy of Affidavit of Consent to Construct/Special Power of Attorney (SPA)
- 1 photocopy of Authority to Sign/Corporate Secretary’s Affidavit
- 1 set of signed & sealed of Lot Plan
- 2 sets of signed & sealed Architectural Plan & PTR
- For Representative:
- 1 original of Duly Notarized Authorization Letter/Special Power of Attorney
- 1 photocopy of the valid government-issued ID of the person being represented
- 1 photocopy of the valid government-issued ID of the representative
- Long Folder
- Mandatory Requirements for SUP:
- Description of the project, its nature of operation or use, location, boundaries, and size or volume of operation;
- Identification of the components which shall be affected by the project
- Environmental Impact Study/Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC)/Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC)
- Barangay Council Resolution
- Supplemental Documents:
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Neighbor’s Firewall Consent
- 2 sets of HOA Approved Plans (blueprint of Architectural Plans)
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of DPWH Clearance if located along the national road
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of MMDA Clearance if along the river, waterways
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Earthquake Hazard Assessment
Steps:
- Apply for SUP at the City Council thru the Chairman, Committee on City Planning, Building & Zoning.
- Attend the public consultations at the City Council for the approval of the City Council Resolution.
- Submit the approved City Council Resolution & ECC.
- Pay the processing fee at CTO and submit the photocopy of the Official Receipt.
- Receive the copy of SUP and the approved copy of Architectural Plans.
Note: Subject to time availability of the signatory due to prior meeting/s schedules and/or due to immediate notice by the City Mayor.
ZONING CERTIFICATE
Requirements:
- 1 photocopy of the Transfer Certificate of Title
- 1 original of Sketch of Location
Steps:
- Fill up the application form and submit the required documents at Counter 11.
- Pay the verification fee at the City Treasurer’s Office and submit the photocopy of the Official Receipt.
- Receive the Zoning Certificate.
- Fill up the application form and submit the required documents at Counter 11.
- Pay the verification fee at the City Treasurer’s Office and submit the photocopy of the Official Receipt.
- Receive the Zoning Certificate.
RECEIPT AND ENDORSEMENT OF INCOMING COMMUNICATIONS/CORRESPONDENCE
Receiving/processing of incoming communications from various agencies addressed to the City Planning and Development Officer.
Requirements:
- Original copy – Letter, Memo, Endorsement/Indorsement, Transmittal, Routing Slip
- Attachment of supporting documents
Steps:
- Submit document/s to Receiving Area
- Receive replies to requests, demands, appeal/s, etc.
SECURING OF STATISTICAL DATA
Conduct of information exchange and research services.
Requirements:
- Research / Data Request Form (for students / researchers)
- Request Letter (if any)
Steps:
- Inquire on who and where to approach to get data or information on Socio-economic profile and other Development Information of QC and its barangay
- Convey and relate to concerned PPDO Personnel of his/her data requirements (Accomplish Data Request Form)
- Submit the accomplished form (Accomplish Data Request Form) to PDI unit
- Sign in the logbook indicating data availed of among others (State particulars of data being availed of)
4.1. If data available is in soft copy, the client provides CD or flash drive where data will be copied
4.2 If data available id in hard copy, the client leaves ID with the person responsible and have data photocopied
Department Directory
Arch. Pedro Perlas Rodriguez, Jr.
Department Head
8988-4242 Local 1013
[email protected]
DR. Jose Edgardo A. Gomez, Jr., DPA, EnP
Acting Assistant Department Head/Urban Revitalization and Planning Officer
8988-4242 Local 1013
[email protected]
Divisions/Sections
| Divisions | Officer Name | Office Address | Contact Information |
| Social Development Planning Division | Mr. Andrew Anthony S. Arevalo Planning Officer V /Division Head | 4th Floor, Civic Center D (BRO Building), Mayaman St., Quezon City Hall Compound | 8988-4242 Local 1010 [email protected] |
| Economic Development Planning Division | Mr. Albino T. Abella Planning Officer V/Division Head | 4th Floor, Civic Center D (BRO Building), Mayaman St., Quezon City Hall Compound | 8988-4242 Local 1009 [email protected] |
| Special Projects Division | Mr. Henry G. Lagasca Project Development Officer V/Division Head | 4th Floor, Civic Center D (BRO Building), Mayaman St., Quezon City Hall Compound | 8988-4242 Local 1011 [email protected] |
| Land Use and Infrastructure Development Division | Engr. Aristotle J. Bague Planning Officer IV/Officer-in-Charge | 4th Floor, Civic Center D (BRO Building), Mayaman St., Quezon City Hall Compound | 8988-4242 Local 1008 [email protected] |
| Institutional Development Planning Division | Ms. Sarina M. Viduya Planning Officer V/Division Head | 4th Floor, Civic Center D (BRO Building), Mayaman St., Quezon City Hall Compound | 988-4242 Local 1009 [email protected] |
| Subdivision Administration Division | Engr. Renato D. Formento Project Development Officer IV/Officer-in-Charge | 4th Floor, Civic Center D (BRO building), Mayaman St., City Hall Compound | 8988-4242 Local 1015 [email protected] |
| Administrative Division | Ms. Coleen C. Balasabas Chief Administrative Officer/Division Head | 4th Floor, Civic Center D (BRO building), Mayaman St., City Hall Compound | 8988-4242 Local 1006; 1013 [email protected] |
| Mr. Michael B. Velasco Officer-in-Charge/Asst. Department Head III | 5th Floor, Quezon City Hall High Rise Building, Mayaman St., City Hall Compound | 8988-4242 Local 1005; 1014 [email protected] |
Spotlight
Quezon City Awards and Recognition
2022 NATIONAL
2nd Unqualified Opinion – Highest Ever Commission on Audit (COA) Rating for its Annual Audit Report
1st Place Overall Most Competitive LGU in HUCs
1st Place as Most Competitive in Innovation
1st Place Intellectual Property Citation
2nd Place as Most Competitive in Economic Dynamism
2nd Place as Most Competitive in Government Efficiency
2nd Place as Most Competitive in Infrastructure
2nd Place as Most Competitive in Resiliency
Quezon City is again the country’s most competitive highly urbanized city (HUC) in the 2022 edition of the Cities and Municipalities Competitiveness Index (CMCI), an annual ranking of cities and municipalities across the country that builds, maps out, and tracks local competitiveness.
Quezon City was adjudged the most competitive HUC in the Innovation Pillar and landed second in four other pillars of the CMCI, which include economic dynamism, government efficiency, infrastructure, and resiliency.
2021 NATIONAL
by Department of Trade and Industry/National Competitiveness Council – 9th Competitive Summit
Quezon City was named the overall most competitive highly urbanized city in this year’s index, which tracks cities and municipalities’ local competitiveness.
by Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA)
Quezon City’s Business Permits and Licensing Department (BPLD) and Department of Building Official (DBO) bagged awards during the Ease of Doing Business Summit organized by the Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA).
by Department of Health/Metro Manila Center for Health Development
In recognition of the city’s outstanding commitment and invaluable support to the Field Health Services Information System and by submitting timely, complete, and accurate data, and for its invaluable contribution to the attainment of the city-wide health system goals and targets towards the achievement of Universal Health Care in the National Capital Region, Quezon City was awarded a Plaque of Recognition by the Department of Health and the DOH Metro Manila Center for Health Development.
2020 INTERNATIONAL
by Asia-Pacific Stevie Awards
Quezon City was the recipient of the Gold Award for Innovation in Government Publication from the prestigious Stevie Awards, one of the world’s most premier business awards. QC won for its publication of the Made in QC Volume 3 The Emerging Essentials which featured forty (40) inspiring micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) that persevered and stood out amid the challenges that the business sector faced while in the middle of the pandemic.
by ESRI
The Quezon City Government through the City Assessor’s Department’s e-tax mapping system was awarded the Special Achievement Award in GIS by Esri, a global market leader in geographic information systems or GIS.
by Department of Health/Metro Manila Center for Health Development
It was recognized by the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) as one of 88 cities across the globe that continues to lead on environmental action despite the pressures of tackling Covid-19. Designed to drive and support cities to ramp up their climate action and ambition, CDP’s A-List is based on environmental data disclosed by hundreds of cities in 2020.
2020 NATIONAL
by Department of Finance – Bureau of Local Government Finance (BLGF)
This is the second Financial Year awarded by the local government. The mayor thanked the DOF-BLGF for guiding the city’s funds. According to Mayor Joy, this contest is also a testament to QCitizens’ trust in our local government, after recording the highest tax collection despite the pandemic.
from Commission on Audit
The Quezon City government obtained an ‘unqualified opinion’, the highest audit rating that the Commission on Audit (COA) can render to a government agency or a local government unit. A first in local history, Quezon City received the highest rating for the fiscal year 2020 with its financial statements, reports, and processes checked as exemplary and in order.
2019 INTERNATIONAL
by Philippine Open Gov Leadership Forum
OpenGov is recognizing the Quezon City (QC) Local Government for its efforts in making their residents’ lives easier through the Batas QC Mobile App.
The Batas QC mobile app provides users with a summary of QC ordinances, enabling the citizens with the ease of searching for specific ordinances or browsing through archives.
The purpose of the app is to enlighten the citizens and advise the enforcers when they implement the law.
2019 NATIONAL
by the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)
For three consecutive years, the Department of the Interior and Local Government has conferred Quezon City with the Seal of Good Local Governance.
The SGLG is the highest award given by the DILG to LGUs that exhibited excellence in local governance and only eight LGUs in NCR were conferred with this award for this year.
by National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council
Gawad Kalasag is the country’s premier annual award for outstanding contributions in the fields of disaster risk reduction and management and humanitarian assistance.
by the Department of Trade and Industry, for the Cities and Municipalities Competitive Index
The Department of Trade and Industry recognizes the highly competitive cities, municipalities,, and provinces during the 7th edition of the Cities and Municipalities Competitiveness Index (CMCI), commending the local government units’ efforts to enhance the competitiveness at the local and regional levels.
For the fourth year, Quezon City is the overall most competitive Highly Urbanized City (HUC), making it to the CMCI Hall of Fame.
2018 NATIONAL
by the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG)
by the Department of Trade and Industry,
at the 6th Regional Annual Competitiveness Summit
FIRST PLACE, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL GAWAD KALASAG AWARD FOR THE BEST CITY DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT COUNCIL IN NCR
by the Assessment of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council of the Philippines and the Office of Civil Defense.
“Beyond Compliant” award under the Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management (DRRMS) Councils and Offices (LDRRMCO) category of the 22nd Gawad KALASAG (Kalamidad at Sakuna Labanan, Sariling Galing ang Kaligtasan) Seal for Excellence in Disaster Risk Reduction and Management and Humanitarian Assistance
Hall of Famer – Top Performing LGU in Local Revenue Generation
Top 1 Year-on-Year Growth in Locally Sourced Revenue
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Resources
CPDD CITIZEN'S CHARTER 2022 (1st Edition)
QUEZON CITY ZONING ORDINANCE 2016
2018 ECOLOGICAL PROFILE
2022-2024 DEVOLUTION TRANSITION PLAN (DTP
2021-2025 COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN (CDP)
2011-2025 COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN (CLUP)
2021-2023 LOCAL DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM (LDIP)
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