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U S EGeneralClassification of

Use/Character ofOccupancy of

Building/Structure

PRINCIPAL ACCESSORY CONDITIONALZoning Classification

more than three (3) semi-professionalassistants are employed at any time,that in no case that more than 20% ofthe floor area of the building be usedfor said professional practice or homeoccupation for engaging an in-housebusiness such as dressmaking,

tailoring, baking and the like, providedthat the number of persons engaged insuch business/industry shall notexceed five (5), inclusive of the owner;there shall be no change in the outsideappearance of the building orpremises; no home occupation shallbe conducted in any customaryaccessory uses cited above; no trafficshall be generated by such homeoccupation in greater volume thanwould normally be expected in aresidential neighborhood and any needfor parking generated by the conductof such home occupation shall be metoff the street and in a place other thanin a required front yard; no equipmentor process shall be used in such homeoccupation which

area used shall not occupy more than20% of the total floor area of the dwellingunit; the number of persons engaged insuch business/industry shall not exceedthree (3) inclusive of the owner; thereshall be no change in the outsideappearance of the building/structure or

premises; no home occupation shall beconducted in any customary accessoryuse; no traffic shall be generated by suchhome occupation in greater volume thanwould normally be expected in a residential neighborhood and any needfor parking generated by the conduct ofsuch home occupation shall be met offthe street and in place other than in arequired front yard; no equipment orprocess shall be used in such homeoccupation which creates noise,vibration, glare, fumes, odors or electricalinterference detectable to the normalsenses and visual or audible interferencein any radio or television receivers orcauses fluctuation in line voltage of thepremises.

7. Home industry classified as cottageindustry provided that such homeindustry shall not occupy more than


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creates noise, vibration, glare,fumes, odors or electricalinterference detectable to the normalsenses and visual or audibleinterference in any radio or televisionreceivers or causes fluctuation in line

voltage of the premises.3. Home industry classified as cottage

industry provided that such homeindustry shall not occupy more than30% of the floor area of the dwellingunit; there shall be no change oralteration in the outside appearance ofthe dwelling unit and shall not be ahazard/nuisance; allotted capitalizationshall not exceed the capitalization asset by the Department of Trade andIndustry (DTI); shall consider sameprovisions as enumerated in number 2,Profession or Home Occupation, thisSection.

4. Recreational facilities for the exclusiveuse of the members of the familyresiding within the premises, such asswimming pool, pelota court, etc.

5. Religious use6. Multi-purpose/ Barangay Hall

30% of the gross floor area (GFA) of thedwelling unit with employees not toexceed five (5) persons and shall haveno change or alteration in the outsideappearance of the dwelling unit and shallnot be a hazard/nuisance; allotted

capitalization shall not exceed thecapitalization as set by the Department ofTrade and Industry (DTI); no homeindustry shall be conducted in anycustomary accessory use; no traffic shallbe generated by such home industry ingreater volume than would normally beexpected in a residential neighborhoodand any need for parking generated bythe conduct of such home occupationshall be met off the street and in a placeother than in a required front yard; noequipment or process shall be used insuch home industry which creates noise,vibration, glare, fumes, odors or electricalinterference detectable to the normalsenses and visual or audible interferencein any radio or television receivers orcauses fluctuation in line voltage of thepremises.


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7. Home occupation for the practice ofone's profession or for engaging in anin-house business such as dressmaking,tailoring, baking, barber and beautyshops and the like, provided that thearea in use shall not exceed 30% of thegross floor area (GFA) of the dwelling

unit with the number of personsengaged in such business/industry notexceeding ten (10) inclusive of owner;there shall be no change in the outsideappearance of the building or premises,no home occupation shall be conductedin any customary accessory use; notraffic shall be generated by such homeoccupation in greater volume than wouldnormally be expected in a residentialneighborhood and any need for parkinggenerated by the conduct of such homeoccupation shall be met off the street

and in a place other than in a requiredfront yard; no equipment or processshall be used in such home occupationwhich creates noise, vibration, glare,fumes, odors or electrical interferencedetectable to the normal senses and

use as single-family dwellingsand;

b. Maximum R-2 : low-risemulti-level building/structure offrom three (3) up to five (5)storeys in height and for use as

multiple family dwellings


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visual or audible interference in anyradio or television receivers or causesfluctuation in line voltage of thepremises.

8. Car barns for not more than three (3)units.

9. LPG retailing with a maximum of twenty

(20) units of LPG tanks at any given time10. Recreational facilities such as resorts,swimming pools, clubhouses and similaruses except carnivals and fairs

11. Bank branches, savings/loans/lendingshops.

12. Driving range Group B –Residential(Buildings/Structures, Hotelsand Apartments)

Division B-1 1. All uses permitted in Divisions A-1 and A-2 (or for R-1 class and R-2 class)buildings/structures

2. Leased single-detached dwelling unit,cottage with more than one (1)independent unit and duplexes.

3. Boarding and lodging houses

1. All customary accessory uses allowedin Divisions A-1 and A-2 (or for R-1class and R-2 class) buildings/structures

2. Branch library and museum3. Hometel4. Vocational school

1. All conditional uses in R-1 and R-2 withappropriate regulations

Residential R-3 - a high-densityresidential use or occupancy,characterized mainly as a low-rise or medium-rise building/structure for exclusive use as multiple family dwellings withmixed housing types. R-3structure may include low-rise ormedium-rise residential


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4. Multiple-housing units for lease or still forsale

5. Townhouses, each privately owned6. Boarding houses7. Accessorias (shop-houses), rowhouses,

townhouses, tenements and apartments

8. Multiple privately-owned condominiumunits or tenement houses (residentialbuilding for the exclusive use of non-leasing occupants not exceeding ten (10)persons and of low—rise type (up to five(5) storeys maximum building height)

9. Hotels, motels, inns, pension houses andapartels

10. Private or off-campus dormitories.11. Elementary schools and high schools,

provided that these will not exceedtwenty (20) classrooms

condominium buildings thatare already commercial innature and scale. Thereshall be two (2) generaltypes of R-3 use oroccupancy, to wit:

a. Basic R-3 : rowhousebuilding/structure of fromone (1) storey up to three (3)storeys in height and witheach unit for separate useas single-family dwellings;and

b. Maximum R-3 : medium-risemulti-level building/ structureof from six (6) up to twelve(12) storeys in height and foruse as multiple familydwellings.

Residential R-4 - a medium tohigh-density residential use oroccupancy, characterized main-ly as a low-rise townhousebuilding/ structure for exclusiveuse as multiple family dwellings.The term R-4 specifically refersto the building/structure on an


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5. Civic centers, clubhouses, lodges,community centers.

6. Churches, mosque, temples. shrines,chapels and similar places of worship

7. Civic or government centers8. Other types of government buildings

Division C-2 1. Amusement halls and parlors2. Massage and sauna parlors3. Health studios and reducing salons4. Billiard halls, pool rooms, bowling alleys

and golf clubhouses5. Dancing schools, disco pads, dance and

amusement halls6. Gymnasia, pelota courts and sports

complex

1. Government centers to housenational, regional or local offices inthe area

2. Colleges, universities, professionalbusiness schools, vocational andtrade schools, technical schools andother institutions of higher learning

3. General hospitals, medical centers,multi-purpose clinics

4. Scientific, cultural and academiccenters and research facilities exceptnuclear, radioactive, chemical andbiological warfare facilities

5. Convention centers and relatedfacilities

6. Religious structures, e.g., church,seminary, novitiates

7. Museums8. Embassies/ consulate9. Student housing, e.g., dormitories,

boarding house

GI (General Institutional) - acommunity to national level ofinstitutional use or occupancy,characterized mainly as a low-rise, medium-rise or high-risebuilding/structure for education-al, training and related activities,e.g., schools and relatedfacilities and the like.


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Group D –Institutional(Government andHealth Services)Division D-1(Institutional, where

personal liberties of in-mates are restrained, orquarters of thoserendering publicassistance andmaintaining peace andorder)

1. Mental hospitals, mental sanitaria andmental asylums

2. Police and fire stations, guard houses3. Jails, prisons, reformatories and

correctional institutions4. Rehabilitation centers5. Leprosaria and quarantine station

1. Welfare homes, orphanages, boys andgirls town, home for the aged and thelike

2. Rehabilitation and vocational trainingcenter for ex-convicts, drug addicts,unwed mothers, physically, mentallyand emotionally handicapped, ex-sanitaria inmates; and similarestablishments

3. Military camps/reservations/bases andtraining grounds

4. Penitentiary and correctional institution

GI (General Institutional) - acommunity to national level of

institutional use or occupancy,characterized mainly as a low-rise, medium-rise or high-risebuilding/ structure for medical,government serviceadministrative and relatedactivities, e.g., hospitals andrelated health care facilities,government offices, military,police and correctional buildingsand the like.

Division D-2

(Institutional, buildingsfor health care)

1. Hospitals, sanitaria, and homes for theaged

2. Nurseries for children of kindergartenage or non-ambulatory patientsaccommodating more than five (5)persons


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Division D-3(Institutional, forambulatory patients orchildren overkindergarten age)

1. Nursing homes for ambulatory patients2. School and home, for children over

kindergarten age3. Orphanages

Group E –Business and

Mercantile(Commercial)Division E-1(Business andMercantile, where nowork is done exceptchange of parts andmaintenance requiringno open flames,welding, or use of highlyflammable liquids)

1. All uses allowed in Division B-1 (or for R-3 class) buildings/ structures

2. Gasoline filling and service stations.3. Storage garage and boat storage.4. Commercial garages and parking

buildings, display for cars, tractors, etc.5. Bus and railways depots and terminals

and offices6. Port facilities7. Airports and heliport facilities8. All other types of transportation

complexes9. All other types of large complexes for

public services10. Pawnshops, money shops, photo and

portrait studios, shoeshine/repair stands,retail drugstores, tailoring and dressshops

1. Office building2. Office condominium3. Department store/shopping center4 Bookstore and office supply shop5. Car shop6. Home appliance store7. Photo shop8. Flower shop9. Bakery and bake shop10. Wine store11. Grocery12. Supermarket13. Beauty parlor14. Barber shop15. Sauna bath and massage clinic16. Dressmaking and tailoring shops17. Movie house/theater

1. Garage for jeepneys and taxis not greaterthan six (6) units in number

2. Garage for bus and trucks not greaterthan three (3) units in number

3. Retailing of CHBs, gravel and sand andother concrete products

C-1 (Commercial One or LightCommercial) - a neighborhoodor community level ofcommercial use or occupancy,characterized mainly as a low-rise building/structure for lowintensity commercial/trade,service and business activities,e.g., one to three (1 to 3) storey

shopping centers, small officesor mixed-use/occupancybuildings and the like.


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34. Messengerial service35. Security agency36. Janitorial service37. Bank and other financial institution38. Radio and television station39. Building garage40. Commercial job printing

41. Typing and photo engraving services42. Repair of optical instruments and

equipment and cameras43. Repair of clocks and watches44. Manufacture of insignia, badges and

similar emblems except metal45. Transportation terminal/garage46. Plant nurseries47. Scientific, cultural and academic

centers and research facilitiesexcept nuclear, radioactive,chemical and biological warfare

facilities.Division E-2(Business andMercantile in nature)

1. Wholesale and retail stores2. Shopping centers, malls and

supermarkets3. Wet and dry markets4. Restaurants, drinking and dining

establishments with less than onehundred (100) occupancies.

5. Day/night clubs, bars, cocktails,

1. All uses in C-1 class buildings/structures may be allowed in C-2 classbuildings/structures

2. Repair shops like house appliances,motor vehicles and accessory, homefurnishing shops

1. Institutional uses as colleges anduniversities, vocational and technicalschools, general hospitals and specialized general welfare, charitableand government institutions

2. Hauling services and garage terminalsfor trucks, tow trucks, and buses not

C-2 (Commercial Two orMedium Commercial) - amunicipal or city level ofcommercial use or occupancy,characterized mainly as amedium-rise building/structurefor medium to high intensitycommercial/ trade, service and


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sing-along lounges, bistros, pubs, beergardens

6. Bakeries, pastry and bake shops.7. Office buildings8. Financial Institutions9. Printing & publishing plants and offices

10. Engraving, photo developing and printingshops

11. Photographer and painter studios,tailoring and haberdashery shops

12. Factories and workshops, using lessflammable or non-combustible materials

13. Battery shops and repair shops14. Paint stores without bulk handling15. Funeral parlors16. Memorial and mortuary chapels,

crematories17. Columbarium18. Telephone and telegraph exchanges19. Telecommunications, media and public

information complexes including radioand TV broadcasting studios

20. Cell (mobile) phone towers21. Battery shops and auto repair shops22. Bakeries, pastry and bake shops23. Police and fire stations

3. Transportation terminal/garage withrepair shops

4. Publishing5. Medium scale junk shop6. Machinery display shop/center7. Gravel and sand8. Lumber/hardware9. Manufacture of ice, ice blocks,

cubes, tubes, crushed except dry ice10. Manufacture of signs and advertising

displays (except printed)11. Chicharon factory12. Welding shops13. Machine shops service operations

(repairing/rebuilding, or custom joborders)

14 Motorcycles/bicycles repair shops15. Lechon stores16. Biscuit factory - manufacture of

biscuits, cookies, crackers and other

similar dried bakery products17. Doughnut and hopia factory18. Factory for other bakery products not

elsewhere classified (n.e.c.)19. Shops for repacking of food products

e.g. fruits, vegetables, sugar andother related products

exceeding three (3) units and storagefacilities in support of commercialestablishments

4. Auto sales and rentals, automotivehandicraft, accessory and spare partsshops, marine craft, aircraft and salesyards

5. Junk shops, scrap dealer shops

business activities, e.g., three to five (3 to 5) storey shoppingcenters, medium to large officeor mixed use/occupancybuildings/structures and the like.

SPE (Special) – other verticalfacilities not mentioned underregular uses/occupancies ofbuildings/structures such ascemeteries, memorial parks andthe like


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Use/Character ofOccupancy ofBuilding/Structure


24. Glassware and metalware stores,household equipment and applianceshops

25. Manufacture of insignia, badges andsimilar emblems except metal

26. General retail establishments such ascurio or antique shops, pet shops andaquarium stores, bookstores, art supplies

and novelties, jewelry shops, liquor winestores and fIower shops

27. Employment/recruitment agencies, newssyndicate services and office equipmentand repair shops and other offices

28. Watch sales and services, locksmith andother related services

29. Other stores and shops for conductingretail business and local shoppingestablishments

30. Radio, television and other electricalappliance repair shops

31. Furniture, repair and upholstering job32. Computer stores and video shops,

including repair33. Internet cafes and cyber stations34. Garment manufacturing with no more than

twenty (20) machines34. Signboard and streamer painting and silk

screening

20. Funeral parlors, mortuaries andcrematory services and memorialchapels

21. Parking lots, garage facilities22. Buildings/structures for other

commercial activities not elsewhere-classified (n.e.c.)


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35. Car barns for jeepneys and taxis notmore than six (6) units

36. Lotto terminals, off-fronton, on-linebingo outlets and off-track bettingstations

37. Gardens and landscaping supply/contractors

38. Printing, typesetting, copiers and

duplicating services39. Photo supply and developing40. Restaurants, canteens, eateries,

delicatessen shops, confectionery shopsand automats/fastfoods

41. Groceries42. Laundries and laundromats43. Recording and film laboratories44. Auto repair, tire, vulcanizing shops and

carwash with minimum 100 sq. metersservice area

45. Physical fitness gyms/centers


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Division E-3(Business andMercantile, where norepair work is doneexcept exchange ofparts and maintenancerequiring no openflames, welding or useof highly flammableliquid)

1. All permitted uses in Division E-1 (or forC-1 and C-2 class) buildings/ structures

2. Aircraft hangars3. Commercial parking lots and garages4. Department stores, shopping malls/

centers, commercial and sportscomplexes/ areas

5. Institutional uses as university complexes

6. Other commercial/ business activities notelsewhere classified (n.e.c.)

1. All uses allowed in R-1, R-2 and R-3Zones

2. All uses allowed in C-1, C-2 and C-3Zones

3. Some uses allowed in I-1 Zones4. All uses allowed in GI Zones and SI

Zones5. Parks and Recreation and

Entertainment class buildings/structures

C-3 (Commercial Three orMetropolitan Commercial)means a metropolitan level ofcommercial use/occupancy,characterized mainly as amedium-rise to high-risebuilding/structure for high tovery high intensity commercial/trade, service and businessactivities, e.g., large to verylarge shopping malls, very largeoffice or mixed-use/occupancybuildings and the like.

Group F –Industrial (Non-Pollutive/ Non-HazardousIndustries and

Non-Pollutive/HazardousIndustries)Division F-1(Light Industrial)

1. Ice plants and cold storage buildings2. Power plants (thermal, hydro or

geothermal)3. Pumping plants (water supply, storm

Customary support facilities for industriessuch as housing, community, utilities andservices

Building/structure with lesser negativeenvironmental impact

I-1 (Industrial One) - a lightindustrial use or occupancy,characterized mainly as a low-rise but sprawling building/


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drainage, sewerage, irrigation and wastetreatment plants)

4. Dairies and creameries5. Rice mills and sugar centrals6. Breweries, bottling plants, canneries, and

tanneries7. Factories and workshops using

incombustible or non-explosive materials

structure for low intensitymanufacturing or productionactivities.

Group G –Storage andHazardousIndustrial(Pollutive/ Non-Hazardousindustries andPollutive/Hazardous

Industries Only)Division G-1(Medium Industrial,which shall includestorage and handling ofhazardous and highlyflammable materials)

1. Storage tanks, buildings for storinggasoline, acetylene, LPG, calcium,carbides, oxygen, hydrogen, and the like

2. Armories, arsenals and munitionsfactories

3. Match and fireworks factories


Building/structure with lesser negativeenvironment impact

I-2 (Industrial Two) - a mediumindustrial use or occupancy,characterized mainly as a low-rise but sprawling building/structure for medium intensitymanufacturing or productionactivities.


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Division G-3 (Medium Industrialbuildings for woodworking activities,papers cardboardmanufactures, textileand garment factories

1. Wood working establishments, lumberand timber yards

2. Planing mills and sawmills, veneer plants3. Wood drying kilns4. Pulp, paper and paperboard factories5. Wood and cardboard box factories6. Textile and fiber spinning mills7. Grains and cement silos

8. Warehouses where highly combustiblematerials are stored.

9. Factories where loose combustible fiberor dirt are manufactured, processed orgenerated.

10. Garment and undergarment factories



Division G-4 (Medium Industrial, forrepair garages andengine manufacture)

1. Repair garages and shops2. Factories for engines and turbines and

attached testing facilities



Division G-5(Medium Industrial, foraircraft facilities)

1. Hangars2. Manufacture and assembly plants of

aircraft engine3. Repairs and testing shops for aircraft

engines and parts




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Group H –Assembly for lessthan 1,000(Cultural and/ orRecreational)Division H-1

(Recreational, which areassembly buildings withstage and having anoccupant load of lessthan 1,000)

1. Theaters and auditoriums2. Concert halls and open houses3. Convention halls4. Little theaters, audio-visual rooms

PRE (Park Structures,

Recreation and Entertainment) -a range of recreational uses oroccupancies, characterizedmainly as a low-rise or medium-rise building/structure for low tomedium intensity recreational orentertainment functions relatedto educational uses, e.g.,structures on campuses or itscomponent parks/open spacesand all other kinds ofrecreational or assemblybuildings/structures on campus

such as auditoria, mess halls,seminar facilities, gymnasia,stadia, arenas and the like.

CUL (Cultural) - a communityto national level of cultural useor occupancy, characterized


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PRINCIPAL ACCESSORY CONDITIONAL Zoning Classification

mainly as a low-rise or medium-rise building/ structure forcultural activities, e.g., culturalcenters, convention centers,very large office or mixed-use/occupancy buildings andthe like.

Division H-2(Recreational, which areassembly buildings withstage and having anoccupant load of 300 ormore)

1. Dance halls, cabarets, ballrooms

2. Skating rinks3. Cockfighting arenas

Division H-3(Recreational, which areassembly buildings withstage and having anoccupant load of lessthan 300)

1. Dance halls, ballrooms2. Skating rinks


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Division H-4(Recreational, tourismestate developments ortourism-orientedestablishments, whichare structures notincluded in Divisions H-1)

1. Sports stands2. Reviewing stands3. Grandstand and bleachers4. Covered amusement parks5. Boxing arenas, jai-alai stadiums6. Race tracks and hippodromes7. All types of resort complexes8. All other types of amusement and

entertainment complexes

Group I –Assembly forMore than 1,000(Cultural and/or Recreational)

Division I-1(Recreational, AssemblyBuildings with stage andan occupant load of

1,000 or more in thebuilding)

1. Colisea and sports complexes2. Theaters and convention centers3. Concert halls and open houses4. Convention centers

1. Parks/gardens2. Resort areas, e.g., beaches, including

accessory uses3. Open air or outdoor sports activities

and support facilities, including low risestadia, gyms, amphitheaters andswimming pools

4. Golf courses, ball courts, race tracksand similar uses

5. Memorial/Shrines/monuments, kiosksand other park structures

CUL (Cultural) - a community tonational level of cultural use oroccupancy, characterizedmainly as a low-rise or medium-

rise building/structure forcultural activities

PRE (Park Structures,Recreation and Entertainment) -a range of recreational uses or


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6. Sports Club7. Underground parking structures/

facilities

occupancies, characterizedmainly as a low-rise or medium-rise building/ structure for low tomedium intensity recreational orentertainment functions relatedto educational uses, e.g.,

structures on campuses or itscomponent parks/open spacesand all other kinds ofrecreational or assemblybuildings/structures on campussuch as auditoria, mess halls,seminar facilities, gymnasia,stadia, arenas and the like.

Group J –Accessory(Agricultural and

OtherOccupancies/Uses notSpecificallyMentioned UnderGroups A throughI)


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Division J-1 1. Agricultural structures:a. Shedsb. Barnsc. Poultry housesd. Piggeriese. Hatcheriesf. Stablesg. Greenhouses

h. Granariesi. Silos

1. Cultivation, raising and growing ofstaple crops such as rice, corn,camote, cassava and the like

2. Growing of diversified plants andtrees, such as fruit and flower bearingtrees, coffee, tobacco, etc.

3. Silviculture, mushroom culture, fishingand fish culture, snake culture,

crocodile farm, monkey raising and thelike

4. Customary support facilities such aspalay dryers and rice threshers andstorage barns and warehouses

5. Ancillary dwelling units/farmhouses fortillers and laborers

6. Agricultural research andexperimentation facilities such asbreeding stations, fish farms,nurseries, demonstration farms, etc.

7. Pastoral activities such as goat-raising

and cattle fattening8. Home occupation for the practice ofone's profession or engaging homebusiness such as dressmaking,tailoring, baking, running a sari-sari store and the like, provided that, thenumber of persons engaged in such

A (Agricultural) - an agriculturalor agriculture-related use oroccupancy, characterizedmainly as a low-rise or medium-rise building/structure for low tohigh intensity agricultural orrelated activities, e.g., poultryhouses, hatcheries, piggeries,greenhouses, granaries and thelike as well as offices,educational, training, researchand related facilities foragriculture and the like.

AI (Agro-Industrial) - an agro-industrial or related use oroccupancy, characterizedmainly as a low-rise building/structure for low to high intensityagro-industrial or related

activities to include offices,educational, training, researchand related facilities for agro-industry.


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U S EGeneralClassification ofUse/Character of

Occupancy ofBuilding/Structure


business/industry shall not exceed five(5), inclusive of the owner; there shallbe no change in the outsideappearance of the building premises;no home occupation shall beconducted in any customary accessoryuses cited above; no traffic shall be

generated by such home occupation ingreater volume than would normally beexpected in a residential neighborhoodand any need for parking generated bythe conduct of such home occupationshall be met off the street in a placeother than the required front yard; noequipment or process shall be used insuch occupation which creates noise,vibration, glare, fumes, odors andelectrical interference detectable to thenormal senses and visual or audibleinterference in any radio or television

receiver or causes fluctuations in linevoltage of the premises.

9. Home industry classified as cottageindustry, e.g., mat weaving, potterymaking, food preservation, etc.provided that such home industry shallnot occupy more than 30% of floorarea of the dwelling unit;

PUD (Planned UnitDevelopment) - refers to landdevelopment or redevelopmentschemes for a new or built-upproject site wherein said projectsite must have aComprehensive DevelopmentMaster Plan (CDMP) or its

acceptable equivalent, i.e., aunitary development plan/siteplan that permits flexibility inplanning/urban design,building/structure siting,complementarity of buildingtypes and land uses, usableopen spaces for general publicuse services and


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there shall be no change or alterationin the outside appearance of thedwelling unit and shall not be a hazardor nuisance; allotted capitalizationshall not exceed the capitalization asset by the Department of Trade andIndustry (DTI); such shall considersame provisions as enumerated in

Home Occupation, this Section.10. Backyard raising of livestock and fowl,

provided that for livestock- a maximumof 10 heads; for fowl. a maximum of500 birds

11. All uses allowed in agriculture12. Rice/ corn mills (single pass)13. Drying, cleaning, curing and

preserving of meat and its by productsand derivatives

14. Drying, smoking and airing of tobacco15. Flour mill16. Cassava flour mill17. Manufacture of coffee18. Manufacture of unprepared animal

feeds, other grain milling, n.e.c.19. Production of prepared feeds for

animals0. Cigar and Cigarette factory1. Curing and redrying tobacco leaves


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2. Miscellaneous processing of tobaccoleaves, n.e.c.

3. Weaving hemp textile4. Jute spinning and weaving5. Manufacture of charcoal6. Milk processing plants (Manufacturing

filled, reconstituted or recombinedmilk, condensed or evaporated)

7. Butter and cheese processing plants8. Natural fluid milk processing

(pasteurizing, homogenizing,vitaminizing, bottling of natural animalmilk and cream related products)

9. Other dairy products, n.e.c.0. Canning and preserving of fruits and

fruit juices1. Canning and preserving of vegetables

and vegetable juices2. Canning and preserving of vegetable

sauces

3. Miscellaneous canning and preservingof fruit and vegetables, n.e.c.4. Fish canning5. Patis factory6. Bagoong factory


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37. Processing, preserving and canningof fish and other seafoods, n.e.c.

38. Manufacturing of desiccatedcoconut

39. Manufacture of starch and itsproducts

40. Manufacture of wines from juices oflocal fruits

41. Vegetable oiI mills, includingcoconut oil

42. Sugarcane milling (centrifugal andrefines)

43. Sugar refining44. Muscovado sugar mill45. Cotton textile mill46. Manufacture/processing of other

plantation crops, e.g., pineapple,bananas, etc.

47. Other commercial handicrafts andindustrial activities utilizing plant oranimal parts and/or products as rawmaterials, n.e.c.

48. Other accessory uses incidental toagro-industrial activities


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Division J-2(Accessory)

1. Private garages, carports2. Towers, smokestacks and chimneys3. Swimming pools including shower and

locker room4. Fence over 1.80 meters high, separate

fire walls5. Steel and/ or concrete tanks

1. All uses/occupancy permitted in all otherDivisions (or classes of buildings/structures) if such uses/occupancy arepart of the Planned Unit Development(PUD)

PUD (Planned UnitDevelopment) - refers to landdevelopment or redevelopmentschemes for a new or built-upproject site wherein said projectsite must have aComprehensive Development

Master Plan (CDMP) or itsacceptable equivalent, i.e., aunitary development plan/siteplan that permits flexibility inplanning/ urban design,building/structure siting,complementarity of buildingtypes and land uses, usableopen spaces for general publicuse services and


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Business activities and thepreservation of significantnatural land features if feasible,whereby said CDMP must beduly approved by the LGUconcerned.

Division J-3 1. Stages, platforms and similarstructures

2. Pelota, tennis, badminton or basketballcourts

3. Tombs, mausoleums and niches4. Aviaries and aquariums and zoo

structures5. Banks and record vaults

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