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By Kit Bagaipo
The Bohol Chronicle
www.boholchronicle.com

"The city chief executive should enforce an existing ordinance prohibiting the discharge of household and commercial wastes into the city's drainage system and penalize violators."

This was the call made by City Councilor Zenaido Rama during a
privilege speech at the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) session last Monday.

A former close ally to City Mayor Dan Lim, Rama urged the mayor to create a task force who will inspect and disconnect identified drainage taps coming from some 30 residences and business establishments from VP Inting Street to CPG Avenue (North).

Rama presented a proposed resolution calling for the enforcement of City Ordinance C-205 which prohibits and penalizes illegal drainage connections.

However, fellow lawmakers identified with the majority bloc Oscar Glovasa and Danilo Bantugan dismissed the proposed resolution saying that the mayor has already informed them that a task force was already being formed.

Before the session, Vice Mayor Jose Antonio Veloso requested the city councilors to prioritize the proposed 2008 budget and that no measure or legislation be taken up until it was enacted. Hence, Rama's measure was shelved.

something certainly needs to be done because the streets reek of hock!

We also need more traffic signals and fewer men to urinate on the streets as well.

Some places in town spell like Pee Pee Gardens?

"HAVOK" not Hock!