Subdivision and Housing Regulations

When the developer intends to donate the roads and open space to the local government, what should be provided to the LGU?

• Certificate of completion

• Certificate of Occupancy

• Consent of the buyers of the lots

• Development permit

Subdivision projects must observe and conform to the provisions of the easements as may be required by the following;

• Waster code of the Phils.

• NPC transmission lines

• PHIVOCS on fault traces, per Res. No, 515

• All of the above

Sellers of Subdivision Projects and Condominium Units should register the sales or conveyances at the Register of Deeds of the province or City or Municipalities in Metro Manila where the property or the project is situated within

• a. a year from the completion of construction

• b. within a year from the execution thereof

• c. within 180 days from execution thereof

• d. 6 months after the issuance of the license to sell

Refers to facilities or structures intended to serve common needs and for the benefit of the community, such as schools, places of worship, hospital, health centers, Barangay centers and other similar facilities or amenities.

• Common facilities

• Dwelling unit

• Condominium areas

• Common Areas

For socialized housing project, the minimum level of completion is

• complete house

• shell house with toilet and bath

• shell house without toilet and bath

• shell house with doors and windows

A certificate issued by HLURB (now DHSUD) that is proper only upon compliance with sec 4 of PD 957 and other similar provisions of the various rules. It vests legal status in a project such that its name may be changed only upon proper application and publication among other requirements.

• Development permit

• Certificate of registration

• License to sell

• Locational clearance

How much in percentage of parks and playgrounds must be allocated for 151-160 dwelling units?

• 4%

• 3.5%

• 5%

• 7%

Open spaces shall conform to___?

• PD 957
• PD 953

• PD 1216

• PD 464

That portion of the subdivision which is generally not built on and intended for passive or active recreation.

• community facilities

• parks and play grounds

• sport area

• circular

The minimum door widths for main entrance

• 0.90m

• 0.80m

• 0.70m

• 0.60m