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RA 10957 Section 2

RA 10957 Section 2

Territorial Boundaries.

Section 2

SEC. 2. Territorial Boundaries.- The territorial boundaries of Barangay Liwon shall be identified as follows: Bounded on the South (S), along line 1 to 2, by Barangay Namal; On the West (W), along line 2 to 3, by Municipality of Tinoc, Province of Ifugao; On the North (N), along line 3 to 4, by Municipality of Kiangan; On the Northeast (NE), along lines 4 to 6, by Barangay Nunggawa; On the East (E), along lines 6 to 11, by Barangay Amduntog; On the Southwest (SW), along lines 11 to 1, by Barangay Antipolo. The technical description of Barangay Liwon is as follows: Line Bearing Distance Description 1-2 N 81 32 W 3996.23 BBM 9 2-3 N 28 50 E 3430.02 MBM 15 3-4 N 69 30 E 4621.94 MBM 1 4-5 S 25 04 W 674.00 BBM 10 5-6 S 58 38 E 1582.48 BBM 19 6-7 S 12 56 W 1068.01 7-8 N 85 12 W 1106.55 8-9 S 01 08 W 684.88 9-10 S 10 15 E 704.86 10-11 S 20 29 W 536.56 11-1 S 60 31 W 1928.38 Containing an area of 20,938,874 square meters, which includes 1,090,407 square meters boundary dispute between Barangay Liwon and Municipality of Kiangan. SEC. 3. Conduct and Supervision of Plebiscite. - Pursuant to Section 10 of Republic Act No. 7160, as amended, otherwise known as the "Local Government Code of 1991", the new barangay shall exist upon obtaining a majority of the votes cast in a plebiscite to he conducted and supervised by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) in Barangay Amduntog, Municipality of Asipulo, Province of Ifugao not later than one hundred twenty (120) days from the effectivity of this Act. The expenses for the plebiscite shall be borne by the Municipality of Asipulo, Province of Ifugao.

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