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Functions


Top level HLURB Final Agency Profile

Rational Land Use
Planning is the key to orderly and rational land development in any local government unit, i.e. a city or municipality. A Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) prescribes the developmental pace, directions and strategies for the optimum use of land resources in a community as well as its role in provincial, regional and national development. The CLUP is enacted into a zoning ordinance for purposes of enforcement.

Development Role
HLURB has the twin roles of enhancing and reinforcing rational housing and real estate service delivery via a triad of strategies namely; policy, planning and regulation. Such rules are enunciated and defined in Presidential Decrees (PD), Letters of Instruction (LOI), Republic Acts (RA), Executive Orders (EO), Office of the President Memorandum Circulars (OP-MC) and Batas Pambansa (BP).

The HLURB pursues activities to attain rational land use as specified in a number of directives.

On Real Estate and Housing Regulations
The HLURB functions are specified in various directives:


Assist LGUs perform the devolved function of processing and approving the subdivision plans via training and consultation (EO No. 71)
- Residential subdivisions and condominiums (PD No. 957)
- Economic and socialized housing projects (BP Blg. 220)
- Assurance of completion of projects (PD No. 957)
- Investigation and adjudication of complaints (PD No. 957)
- Assurance of compliance to balanced housing development requirement (Sec 18, R.A. 7279)
- Balanced housing development (RA No. 7279)
- Other types of subdivision and condominium projects (EO No. 648 and related laws)
Quasi Judicial Functions
Quasi-Judicial Functions Designated Housing and Land Use Arbiters (HLAs) at the Central Office, in each of the Regional Field Offices and for special assignments, hear and decide on complaints against violation of pertinent legislation's and HLURB rules and regulations. The HLURB Rules of Procedures for adjudication of cases provides for just speedy and inexpensive proceedings, amicable settlements, summary resolution and other legal tools.

The aggrieved party in a resolved case may file a petition for review or appeal the decision of the HLA to the Board of Commissioners. The decision of the Board is appealable to the Office of the President which decisions shall be final subject only to review by the Supreme Court.

Devolved Functions
Pursuant to the prescription of RA No. 7160 (local Government Code of 1991) and as detailed under EO No. 71 and EO No. 72, certain HLURB functions were devolved to the LGU's:

Attached files

eo 184.pdf
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EO 72.pdf
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EO 124.pdf
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ra 4726.pdf
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