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New Three Class Room @ San Pablo Central School



Ang three-room schoolbuilding na naipatayo mula sa pondong nahiling nina Congresswoman Ma. Evita R. Arago, Mayor Vicente B. Amante, at City Councilor Danilo R. Yang mula kina Pangulong Gloria Macapagal Arroyo at DPWH Secretary Hermogenes E. Ebdane Jr. na itinayo ng New Rich General Contractor upang ipalit sa isang kondenadong schoolbuilding sa San Pablo Central School sa superbisyon ni District Engineer Federico L. Concepcion ay may maayos na kaanyuan, at kinapapansinan ng katatagan. Ang nagtayong kontratista ay nakatala sa umiiral na DPWH Registry of Prequalified Contractors. Marami ang nagsasabing ito na ang pinakamaayos na bagong tayong school building sa Lunsod ng San Pablo ngayon.

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  1. AnonymousJune 06, 2009 3:39 PM

    SPC Water District Update:
    Tumatanggap diumano ng P50,000 kada buwan ang mga Board of Directors ng SPCWD mula sa contractor ng Bulk Water Supply Project.
    Ang Bulk Water ay isang proyekto na ang SPCWD ang bumibili ng tubig sa contractor ng 5,000 metro kubiko bawat araw sa halagang P5.10 kada cu.m. Nagbabayad ang SPCWD ng P1.5M kada buwan sa bulk Water contractor. Ito ay tatagal ng 15 taon...kawawang San Pablo, inilubog ng mga taong noon ay tutol sa Bulk Water Supply Project pero biglang nagbago ng isip at inaprubahan ang maanomalyang kontrata ng Bulk Water.
    Ang mga members ng Board ay sina: Damaso Ambray, Normando Lozada, Fiscal Gerry Ilagan, Terry Amante at Lerma Prudente

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  2. AnonymousJune 06, 2009 3:42 PM

    Mr. Blog author, kung gusto mong regular na makakuha ng updates mula sa SPCWD at pakipost lang po ang comment ko...kawawa ang San Pablo sa kamay ng mga kasalukuyang namumuno dito kung patuloy natin silang papayagang mamayagpag...ang tubig ay buhay at kailangan nating panatilihin ang pagbibigay nito sa mamamayan ng San Pablo sa murang halaga...salamat po

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