This dimension of Land Use Planning in the Philippines involves the approaches, methods, and techniques used to determine the proper location and allocation of space for the different land-using activities.

• Sensational

• Ideological

• Political

• Technical

This dimension of Land Use Planning in the Philippines relates to the development of policies, guidelines, and criteria for proper management of land resources, including the sharing of responsibility between the national government and the local government in various aspects of land use planning

• Sensational

• Ideological

• Political

• Technical

This dimension of Land Use Planning in the Philippines Deals with the underlying philosophy of land as often manifested by the value that society attaches to land, the prevailing notions of private property rights, and by the perceived role of the State vis-à-vis private property use decisions, as shaped by the historical experience of the people.

• Sensational

• Ideological

• Political

• Technical

The following are the roles/ functions of a State (check all that applies)

• Land Administrator of National Territory

• Arbiter between Contending Social Groups

• Regulator and Facilitator of the Market

• Steward of the Environment

Commonwealth Act 141 “Public Land Act of 1936” classified lands in the public domain as ______ (check all that applies)

• Timberland

• Mineral land

• coastal assets

• dry land assets

This component of the Philippine Land Administration and Management deals with conflicting claims between or among different interested parties to ensure that these are resolved administratively within the agency adjudicating the land or through the regular courts

• Land Taxation

• Land Valuation

• Land Adjudication

• Land Registration

This component of the Philippine Land Administration and Management deals with the assignment of values to lands as bases for local taxation, fair market valuation, national government taxation, and other transactions

• Land Taxation

• Land Valuation

• Land Adjudication

• Land Registration

Land conversion from agricultural to other uses is effected through the power of reclassification of lands by local government units, exercised by passing an ordinance, after conducting appropriate public hearings. This power of reclassification shall be limited to a range from ____ of the total agricultural land area at the time of the passage of the ordinance, depending on the LGU classification.

• 5% to 15%

• 20%-30%

• 10%-20%

• 15%-25%

To increase the pool of its land resources the Urban Development and Housing Act of 1992 (RA 7279) provides that the modes of acquiring lands shall include _____________, donation to the Government, joint-venture agreement, negotiated purchase, and expropriation.

• land swapping

• land assembly or consolidation

• land development

• land banking

Introduced by the American colonizers to expedite settlement of the undeveloped areas in the country, it involves gratuitously conveying to individuals, parcels of land subject to conditions requiring residence in and cultivation of the land within a certain timeframe to ensure its development. Upon the satisfaction of the conditions, the patent or conveyance eventually matures into a full title.

• Sales Patent

• Free Patent

• Homestead Patent

• Voluntary Confirmation