Section 1
SECTION 1. Sitio Triangulo is hereby separated from the barrio of Tabuco, Naga City, and converted into a distinct and independent barrio to be known as Barrio Triangulo.
Republic Act No. 5593 (RA 5593) — An Act Converting the Sitio of Triangulo in the Barrio of Tabuco, Naga City, into a Barrio to Be Known as Barrio Triangulo.
Republic Act No. 5593 (RA 5593) — An Act Converting the Sitio of Triangulo in the Barrio of Tabuco, Naga City, into a Barrio to Be Known as Barrio Triangulo.
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Section 2
SEC. 2. The Barrio of Triangulo shall be bounded on the North by an imaginary line from the present residence of Victorio Alpapara running Eastward through the Biak-na-bato Resthouse, Bahay ng Manggagawa up to the present residence of Antonio Sierra; on the East, by the present residence of Antonio Sierra to Concepcion Pequeiia boundary; on the South by the Concepcion Pequena boundary and on the West by the residence of Victorio Alpapara up to the present property of Borbor.
Section 3
SEC. 3. Within thirty days from the approval of this Act, a special election shall be held in the new barrio for the election of its officers, who shall hold office until the next regular barrio elections.
Section 4
SEC. 4. This Act shall take effect upon its approval. Approved, June 21, 1969.
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