PS182 - Terminal Report (1st Q)

TREASURERS TERMINAL REPORT
January 20 til May 15, 2012
Treasurers Note
Coming from the Pine Tree Festival in December 2011, it was a shock to learn of the
planned tree cutting of SM City Baguio. One hundred eighty two trees were going to be cut/
earthballed to give way to a parking building. It sounded like the Joni Mitchell song, They paved
Paradise and Put Up a Parking Lot. It sounded bad.
When the January 20, 2012 rally was over with and planning was done on the 23rd, I offered to help Dr. Michael A. Bengwayan & the group the only way I can by using my financial setups to save the trees.
Financial donations started pouring in once Dr. Michael Bengwayan announced I was the
Treasurer. The role kept me busy in checking where the donations were coming from (making sure
we were not laundering money and that our motives were apolitical and clear) for this seems like a
protracted fight. In 2010, my friends and I had stopped the sale of the Athletic Bowl with just a
dinner, but this expansion project seemed gargantuan in size.
Hopefully, I did as much as I could, and now could hand over the reigns to the next volunteer Treasurer.
God bless us all in fighting for beings with no voices who give us life.
Marie Balangue
May 15, 2012
FINANCIAL DONATIONS
January 24AnonymousPhP4,108.00
25TO ON CanadaPhP10,939.73
26Gladys AlumitPhP2,450.00
28Rodolfo H. CatuPhP10,000.00
Randy H. SelgaPhP4,235.00
February 1Sharon CompasPhP4,108.00
2AnonymousPhP1,000.00
Chris DonaalPhP1,500.00
3Kathleen BellPhP246.48
JM c/o Glo AbaeoPhP5,000.00
Normita GuidotePhP4,108.00
Arfil JosephPhP3,994.00
Carolyn HildebrandPhP4,992.50
Aida YodongPhP21,175.00
5Ferdinand BolislisPhP2,000.00
Piso Para sa PunoPhP3744.00
7Marie Cuyob & Susan Kilakil
- PhP5,215.00
16Lisa AranetaPhP300.00
27Metropolitan Community Church
- PhP710.00
28Andrew PineroPhP1.00
29Anonymous c/o Myke Sotero
- P200.00
March 4Cathy AfablePhP2,086.50
6Anonymous c/o Andrea Leigh Cosalan
- PhP450.00
7Anonymous c/o Anjoy Salvado
- PhP500.00
Carolyn HildebrandPhP4,992.50
Ingrid Payaket c/o Karlo Altomonte
- PhP1,000.00
Luchie Maranan c/o Karlo Altomonte
- PhP500.00
Piso Para Sa PunoPhP3,500.00
8Maela Liwanag JosePhP500.00
Marie BalanguePhP219.00
15Len Nolasco c/o Marie Balangue
- PhP1,500.00
17AnonymousPhP4,929.60
26FC c/o Chi Balmaceda
GutierrezPhP1,000.00
28Carolyn HildebrandPhP4,995.68
30Rhoda Francisco c/o Marie Balangue
- PhP1,554.00
April 12Cathy AfablePhP2,088.50
Anonymous c/o Richard Dean Basa
- PhP100.00
14Ms Tequila c/o Marie Balangue
- PhP4,587.88
23Di ForondaPhP2,000.00
24Tristan Joseph EscarlanPhP40.26
May 12Cathy AfablePhP2,075.00
15Marie BalanguePhP361.55
TOTAL DONATIONS: PhP129,007.23
Donations in KindThere were a lot of

donations given in kind, professional fees included. The following are other donors who gave
outside of their professions:
2 Moms & Their Children for PreValenPINES
Glo Abaeosnacks, office supplies
Karlo Altomontecoffee + PhP4,000 (for P4P)
Gladys Alumitvaried pens, food, etc
Anonymous for a lot of things
Mike Arvisufood
Marie BalangueHeadquarters 2 (PhP51,585
rent, internet, water, electricity for 3 months)
Andrea Leigh Cosalancoffee
Walt DalangCoffee
SEEDS, IncResearchMateSDS Multimedia
- transcription
Mila SingsonFood (Feb 17)
Ompong Tantarpaulin for P4P (P3,300++)
Proponent: Dr. Michael A. Bengwayan

Cordillera Ecological Center
Legal Team:
Atty. Chris Donaal
Cordillera Global Network
Atty. Jansen Nacar

Atty. Brenner Bengwayan
Atty. Ryan Solano
Atty. Christian Sia
Atty. Jado Bognedon
Atty. MChristina Yambot
Ms. Glo Abaeo
Mr. Gideon Omero
Ms. Andrea Leigh Cosalan
Ms. Gladys Alumit
Ms. Almaria Padapad
** Sold: 5 reams of bond paper for P1,000 (April 4)

1 dog hat P250 (March 27)
PS182 EXPENSES
January 26PhP10,711.90
30PhP4,500.00
February 2PhP3,060.00
5PhP13,260.00
6PhP1541.00
12PhP240.00
14PhP233.00
15PhP500.00
16PhP1,610.00
21PhP760.00
22PhP1,632.00
23PhP617.00
27PhP3371.00
March 5PhP29,393.00
8PhP719.00
17PhP200.00
19PhP500.00
21PhP2,104.50
27PhP600.00
28PhP300.00
April 4PhP1,300.00
10PhP1515.00
12PhP3,374.00
13PhP500.00
14PhP354.50
16PhP5,000.00
17PhP2,000.00
21PhP9,587.88
May 2PhP3557.50
TOTAL EXPENSES = PhP103,041.28
Atty. Cheryl Daytec
National Union of Peoples Lawyers
Events: Karlo Marko Altomonte

Open Space
Treasurer: Marie A. Balangue
Joan Muller (Asst Treasurer)

Auditors:
Estela Dulay
Sonn Fernandez
A Tree A Day
Photo credits:
Front cover: Atty. Chris Linag
Rodrigo Berenguer & Guno Law Firm
Back cover (landscapes)

Mark Walther collection
Back cover
Rodel Balunggay
Graphic Artist, Danalex Corp
All other photos by Marie Balangue, unless otherwise specified.
How it Started
STOP THE CUTTING/UPROOTING OF TREES

AT SM BAGUIO
Published by Michael A. bengwayan on Jan 08, 2012
Target: Pres. Benigno Aquino 111, Sec. Nereus "Neric" Acosta, Sec. Ramon Paje
Region: Philippines
Web site: https://www.facebook.com/Cordillera.Ecological.Cen...
Background (Preamble):
The SM Development Corp (SMDC) is set to cut 43 fully grown Alnus japonica trees while also intending to uproot 97 growing pine trees (Pinus kesiya) and 42 saplings virtually sentencing to death a total of 182 trees
within the Luneta Hill area where SMDC is found to pave way for another parking lot.
This is totally unacceptable, and callously insensitive to the importance of trees to the environment and ecology. We protest vehemently this intended act.
It appears that on Oct. 27, 2011, the Department of Environment and Natural resources (DENR granted a cutting, balling and pruning permit to SMDC upon the instruction of a clearance signed by DENR Sec. Ramon Paje
on Oct., 2011.
This shows that DENR does not fully appreciate and understand the contributions of these trees which have
already grown up in view of the global warming and environmental threats.
By issuing a tree cutting permit, DENR allows itself to be questioned publicly of its worthiness as well as its role
as defender of the environment and natural resources. By ruling in favor of tree cutting by a business entity, it
is fast losing public support to an already tarnished image.
DENR also shows preferential treatment for business establishments against original inhabitants, locals and
residents who have long cared for the environment. Economy at the expense of the environment is greed.
We finds this utterly senseless and call on the immediate stoppage for these trees from being harmed or killed.
Please sign now! Let us all work to stop such stupid acts where our environment is sacrificed for financial gain
by a few profiteers. Let us stop these tree cutters. Let us save what is left of our beloved Baguio. If our political leaders and agency public servants do not do what is mandated of them, let us show what a citizens' initiative can do. We can do this.
Petition:
We the undersigned call for the President of the Philippines Benigno Aquino 111 and Sec. for Environmental
Protection Nereus Acosta to immediately stop the intended cutting and uprooting of the trees. We call on all
concerned to :
1. BOYCOTT SM,
2. Join us in a street protest to dramatize our cause; and,
3. Occupy the intended area where the tree cutting and uprooting will be done if SM is allowed to do its dastardly act.
Signatures Collected Online:

Signatures Collected at the Pine-4Pine Concert:
Signatures Collected During Session in Bloom:
TOTAL SIGNATURES COLLECTED: 41,402 ++
7767
10,000++
11,383 (Andrea Leigh Cosalans count)
+ 12, 252 (Marie Balangues count)
+ 5,000+ (Guia Limpins count)
Street Protest Down Session Road

Date: January 20, 2012 (2 til 5 pm)
Venue: Session Road (origin of parade: in front of the NBI; destination: Peoples Park)
Objective: To protest the cutting/earthballing of 182 trees by SM City Baguio.
Attendance:
Reports vary. Some counted 4,000 people. Some counted 5,000 people. Some reported 1,000
people, based on the ratio of number of police: crowd number.
Part is seen in: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBcIfDDquLw&feature=related (low resolution) &
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mfys5Nqamqg&feature=related
Cost to Project Save 182: None.
Time spent: approximately 3.5 hours (Parade started earlier than planned to accommodate more people)
Donations: Volunteers came from the Baguio residents & donated their time and resources.
Occupy SM
Date: January 20, 2012 (5 til 9 pm)
Venue: Upper Session Road cor Luneta Hill Drive
Objective: To protest the cutting/earthballing of 182 trees by SM City Baguio.
Attendance:
Reports vary. Also refer to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=Qf_njEwl8JU
Time spent: approximately 4 hours
Donations:
Volunteers came from the Baguio residents & donated their time and resources.
Post-Jan 20 rally Planning Meeting

Date: January 23, 2012
Venue: Granary Resto, Church of the Resurrection Compound, Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio City
Objective: Plan out the next steps to stop the cutting/earthballing of 182 trees by SM CityBaguio
Attendance:
1. Dr. Michael A. Bengwayan
5. Atty. Cheryl Daytec
2. Atty. Christopher D. Donaal
6. Manja
3. Glo Abaeo
7. Maela Liwanag Jose
4. Marie Balangue
8. Grace Alvarez
Donations:
Food costs were shouldered by the attendees.
** A legal case will be filed.
Preparations of Headquarters & Legal Needs

Venue: HQ2
Objective: Check out the Headquarter near Session Road and establish system for donations.
Attendance:
Resolution:
1. Marie A. Balangue
Marie gets the notices for donations.
2. Byd Bawasan
Byd to pick up. Audit done per week.
3. Glo Abaeo
**list of needed supplies at "The Office":
Toner (HP 12A)

Bond papers (long, Substance 20)
Folders (long, brown) - at least 20 for now
Envelopes (long, brown) - at least 20 for now
Pens (5 black, 5 blue, 2 red)
Pencils (at least 10 for now)
Coffee & snacks
Donations:
Marie Balangue
Audit not done

Per week as
Planned because
Byd lost his
Grandmother the
Next day.
HQ2 (P15,000 rent per month; P1745 internet per month

electricity & water accounted for at P331 & P1020 respectively)
This is a 3BR/2TB apartment close to Luneta Hill (~72sqm)
Quantity
Unit
Description
Unit Price
pc
Blue Record
Book
35.00
pc
Blue pen
6.00
pc
Black pen
6.00
pc
Green pen
15.00
Total Price
(35.00)
(6.00)
(6.00)
(15.00)
Paid to
Receipt #
Paid by
Jet Bookstore
5005
Marie Balangue
Jet Bookstore
5005
Marie Balangue
Jet Bookstore
5005
Marie Balangue
Jet Bookstore
5005
Marie Balangue
Glo Abaeo
snacks & drinks
Anonymous Donor from Australia USD100 > PhP4,108 (through Paypal TN 8FB400818897941W)
Encoding of Signatories
Venue: temporary HQ at Porta Vaga; HQ2
Objective: To encode the signatories in Excel file to gather a database of supporters.
Attendance:
1. Gladys Alumit
2. Amor de Guzman
Time spent: approximately 4 hours, at least
Donations:
Gladys Alumit
Varied Pens
TO ON Canada c/o Noemi Madrid USD257.47 > PhP10,939.73 (via Western Union)
Signature Petitions to the Baguio City Council

Date: January 26, 2012 8am > 5pm submission of signatures
Venue: Baguio City Hall; Pizza Volante; Copylandia
Objective: To produce 18 copies of the Petition and signature sheets for submission to the
Secretary of the Baguio City Council.
Attendance:
2. Dobbels Wallang
7. April Balageo
3. Marie Balangue
8. Glo Abaeo
4. Sumitra Gutierrez
9. Gladys Alumit
5. Mr. Allan
Cost to Project Save 182: PhP8,261.90
Time spent: ranging from 1 hour to 8 hours
Donations:
Gladys Alumit
PhP2450.00 (half of photocopying costs at Copylandia)
Qty
Unit
Description
20
pcs
box
long envelopes
(expandable)
Staple wires
ream
long bond
294
pcs
Photocopy
10
reams
long bond
pc
toner
fare
taxi
Unit Cost
Price
Paid to
Receipt #
Paid by
14.00
280.00
Jet Bookstore
5882
Marie Balangue
41.00
41.00
Jet Bookstore
5882
Marie Balangue
198.00
198.00
Jet Bookstore
5882
Marie Balangue
176.40
UR Space Internet Shop
1056
Marie Balangue
1,980.00
Jet Bookstore
6038
Marie Balangue
3,100.00
Com-plex
15706
Marie Balangue
AYM 725 (MJ & McKey)
9938
Marie Balangue
0.60
198.00
3,100.00
39.00
39.00
1,332 pgs
14R photocopy
1.25
1,665.00
Copylandia
128797
Gladys Alumit
2,568 pgs
15R photocopy
1.25
3,210.00
Copylandia
128797
Gladys Alumit
**
Though photocopying was started at UR Space Internet Shop, the machine broke down, necessitating transfer to Copylandia. No other area was open due to the blackout affecting majority of the establishments this
day.
**When the reams of bond paper were not being used as of April, 5 of these were sold for P1,000.00
To Fritzie Tiong-Daoey (
18
pgs
14R photocopy
1.25
22.50
Copylandia
128798
Gladys Alumit
Meeting with Organizers & Guests of Pedestrianization of Session Road

Venue: in front of Porta Vaga, Session Road
Objective: To meet with Desiree Caluzas lawyer network to ask for assistance for PS182.
Attendance:
1. Desiree Caluza
4. Ompong Tan
2. Dion Fernandez
5. Gideon Omero
3. Marie Balangue
6. Atty. Gloria (Golly) Ramos
Time spent: ranging from 2 to 8 hours
Donations:
Atty. Golly Ramos, President of the Philippine Eastern Justice Center, gave legal counsel.
She could be reached at ecosteward2011@gmail.com.
Refer to Alvarez vs Picop (2010)

Sec 4, LGU Code (Also Sec 2.3; 26, 27) Need for consultation
RA 9485
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Musicians & Artists Meeting for Project Save 182

Venue: HQ2
Objective: To plan out the Pine 4 Pine Concert.
Attendance:
1. Glo R. Abaeo
2. Karlo Altomonte
3. March Fianze
4. Chris Donaal
5. Ethan Andrew Ventura
6. Florenda Pedro
7. Jun Utleg
8. Bobby Go
9. Gideon Omero
10. Rocky Cajigan
11. Jose Olarte Jr
12. Gladys Alumit
13. Marie Balangue
Cost to Project Save 182: None

Time spent: approximately 1.5 hours
Donations:
Volunteers brought pika-pika.
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Continued Encoding of Signatories

Venue: HQ2
Objective: To continue encoding the collected signatures to the Petition.
Attendance:
1. Marie Balangue
3. Paul Isican
2. Gladys Alumit
4. Rhada June Martinez
Time Spent: approximately 6 hours
Donations:
Karlo Atomonte
Rodolfo H. Catu
Randy Selga
Marie Balangue
Gladys Alumit
one jar of coffee

PhP10,000.00 (by pick-up)
PhP4,235.00 (through BPI); less PhP200 (bank service charge)
Brunch (worth P680)
Merienda (worth P990)
Pledges:
Jerellen Cadiogan Lardizabal Soriano
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- PhP1,000 (Jan 29) not picked up
Pine 4 Pine Concert Preparations

Date: January 30Feb 5, 2012
Venue: varied places
Objective: Preparing for the Pine-4-Pine Concert
Cost to Project Save 182: PhP4,500
Gideon Omero
PhP2,000 lent for advance payment of electricity at Pine Trees
Of the World Park (Glo Abaeo requested for P1,000 & Gideon
Omero asked for an extra P1,000, thus the entry of lent)
Karlo Altomonte
PhP2,500 for rental of power cable/keyboard, transportation/rental
Of platforms, tapes for documentation, etc
Time Spent: unknown
Donations:
Sharon Compas
USD100 >PhP4,108 Feb 1, 2012 (Paypal)
Kathleen Bell
USD6 > PhP246.48 Feb 3, 2012 (Paypal 2NC95840DL107940F)
Karlo Altomonte
PhP4,000
Feb 2, 2012
JM (Glos Friend)
PhP5,000 (cash)
Feb 3, 2012
Normita Guidote
USD100 (Paypal)
Feb 6, 2012
Piso Para Sa Puno collection PhP3,744.05
Feb 6, 2012
Arfil Joseph
CD 94.52 > PhP3,994.00 (received thru Western Union 2/14/2012)
Carolyn W Hildebrand
USD120.77>PhP4,992.50 (received thru Western Union 2/14/2012)
Aida Yodong
USD500 > PhP21,175 (received thru LBC 2/14/2012)
Ompong Tan
PhP3,300 (tarp)
Feb 4, 2012 (in kind)
Capt. Ferdy Bayasen
PhP10,310
Feb 5 & 6, 2012 (electricity)
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Meeting for Pine 4 Pine, Voters List, etc

Date: Feb 2, 2012
Venue: Beggang
Objective: To update on preparations for Pine 4 Pine, Voters List, and other matters.
Attendance:
1. Glo Abaeo
10. Tracy Dumalo
2. Atty Cheryl Daytec
11. Atty Judith Martinez
12. Atty Karldon Eustaquio
4. Karlo Altomonte
13. Gabby Cristobal
5. Gideon Omero
14. Atty Chris Donaal
15. Sonia Fernandez
7. Dobbels Wallang
16. Desiree Caluza
8. Robin A. Dizon
17. Marie Balangue
9. Jet Fanao
18. Dr. Michael Bengwayan
Qty
Unit
Description
18
people Lunch
2
2
pcs
pcs
CD
DVD-RW
Unit Price
Total Price
Paid to:
3,010.00 Beggang Resto Grill

10.00
15.00
20.00 Com-plex
30.00 Com-plex
Receipt #
Chris Donaal paid P1,500; Marie paid P1,510
15797
15797
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Time Spent: unknown

Donations:
Anonymous
PhP1,000.00 thru BPI (Feb 2, 2012)
Above photo shows how much it would cost to have a Voters List
from the COMELEC. Luckily, we were able to borrow a copy from
Marionne Molintas with the help of Ladio Calingayan & Tanya Hamada to follow up with the soft copy.
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Paid by:
1124
Symbolic Tree Planting

Person in charge: Dr. Michael Bengwayan
Date: Feb 5, 2012
Venue: Pine Trees of the World Park, Baguio City
Objective: Tree planting to help mitigate global warming.
Attendance: unaccounted for
3. BIBAKUB
2. SLU NSTP students
4. Other groups (see next pages on Attendance)
Cost to Project Save 182: None. Costs shouldered by Cordillera Ecological Center.
Donations:
Ephigenia Cho donated for the 400 trees planted. Dr. Michael Bengwayan has posted the report:
QTY
UNIT
DESCRIPTION
400 seedlings Pine seedlings
1
Transport (Atok to La Trinidad)
8 bamboos Bamboo cuts as tree guards
Water for workers
1 roll
Straw string
1 roll
Hose
UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE

50.00 20,000.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
300.00
2,400.00
180.00
180.00
125.00
125.00
950.00
950.00
Photo by Ninj Saba-
Photo by Ninj Sabado

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Symbolic Tree PlantingAttendance

** This list is encoded from the legible handwritten attendance sheet for Registration, Volunteers, and Non-Financial Donations.MBalangue
Ainoy ,Aligugon
Abaag, Ruswa
Aban , Fernan
Abdullah, Bedejim
Abellanes, Aydie
Aboy, Ezyla
Acfiawen, Florel
Agay-yong, Evangeline
Agbayani, Mark
Agbugay, Camille
Agcaoili, John Pete
Agcolicol, Reana Therese
Agdisel, Bec
Agliam, Darryl
Aguban, Ashleene
Agyamoc , Leah Jean
Agyamok, Leah Jenn
Alcantara, Clayton
Alcantara, Clarence
Alejo, Mark Kenneth
Alingay, Rhex
Alipit, Dexter D
Allan, Karlo Syd
Amancio, Hannah
Amazona, Mira
Ambatan, Dona Faye
Anacih, Nicky
Anangelo, Carpia A
Anayasan, Michael
Anchemance, Marib
Andam, Kenneth
Antimano, Genesis
Antolin, Shela Joy
Apigo ,Mariebon
Aquino, Till
Aquino, John Michael M
Arafag, Arnel
Arceo, Rosanel
Ardonio, April Grace
Arenas, Emmanuel
Arios, Diero Thomas R
Aslispan, Jerry
Astrero, Joemil Eriko T
Atompag, Denver, Jr
Austria, Jessa
Austria, Lynmuel D
Awichen, Charisse B
Aydasi, Rizalee
Bachiyon, Chuck
Badajos, Elaine Joy
Badongen, Hazel Dess
Badwa, Novie B
Bagsingit, Jona
Bagtasos, Jan Anthony
Baguilwen, Feric
Balabag, Edwin
Baladad, Chelsea B
Balao, Genesis D
Balas, Weldon Oliver Q
Balbalin, Sarah Mae L
Balingway, Beverly O
Banasan, April
Banglay, Hazel M
Bango, Marilou
Banisa, Meilsa
Baniwas, Gay
Baniwas, River Xiane
Bankey, Kathleen
Bantic, Joshua Rae M
Bantolina, Marc Lee B
Bartolome, Darryn
Basco, Bernadeth
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Basingao, Jade
Batong, Brian
Batong, Justin
Batong, Saki
Batong, Mark
Bautista, Mae Bernadette
Bawayan, Byd
Bayanes, Marl Jarl

Bayninan, Benjamin
Bayones, Sheila Mae
Baysa, Moises Jr
Bayucca, Danto
Bayucca, Rhis
Bedejim, Amira
Bedejim, Alima
Bedejim, Aisha
Belingon, Nhoriely C
Bellang, Fritzie Kit A
Benguit, Rose
Bengwayan, Frances
Benigay, Noreen Angelica
Benigay, Noreen
Beray, Carl Johny
Bernal, Norileen A
Bernal, Mychal Elysha C
Bersadora, Cherisha
Besitan,Amy C
Binacit, Ulyssis
Binohlan, Maureen May A
Boado, Kathrein V
Boagowan, Ariel
Bolislis, Ferdinand
Borcens, Patric Gwen M.L.
Boreena, Patric Gwen M.L.
Botilas, Raizel Dawn P
Bron, Cybell
Bucaycay, Gerard Patrick I
Bueza, Shanel
Bugayong, Jennifer V
Bumahit, Kevin John
Cabanban, Karl
Cabradilla, Kristel Ann
Cacal, Daphne Clarisse
Cachero, Gideon Hope
Cadiogan, Charles
Cajulao, Abraham
Calado, Touts
Calso, Judy T
Camporedondo, Luningning
Campos, Fatima Anne
Camso, Bret
Canaway, Diana May
Caragan, Willson
Carantes, Karl Allen E
Carmel, Pauline
Carpio, Mayradain Gayle
Carpio, Jose III
Castillo, Yana Gail
Castillo, Ma. Jeremie April B
Castillo, Vermont P
Castillo, Jenica
Castillo, Karlo
Castro, Joanna Clarisse
Castro, Elaika
Casuga, Jenna
Cawiding , Philijne
Caymo, Alexis Jude
Celeste, Christopher
Cereveles, Neekohlai C
Chan, Kurt William T
Chan, Cheryl
Col-iteng, Uhora Joy A
Col-iteng, A.J.
Colobong, Charyl
Compas, Emil
Constancio, Reymart
Copanut, Brian
Correa, Dominic V
Cosalan, Andrea Leigh
Cristobal, Noemi Grace B
Cruzada, Cassandra Loise T
Cudal, Laarni S
Cuyam-an, Liziel
Dacanay, oanna Keziane
Dacanay, Jheson
Daguio, Jolly Ann
Daguman, Eldonne
Dalang, Walt
Dammay, Virgie B
Danganan, Ryle
Dangca, Beverly Joyce
Dangilon, Jhon Denver
Danpan, Josephine V
Daplayan, Bheloy
Daplayan, Niko
Daw-as, Dennis
Dayag, Glenmore
De Guia, Malaya C
De Guia, Kalipay Kaspar
De Guia, Kabunyan
De Guzman, Girlie T
De Guzman, Alyssa Marie F
De Guzman, Alyssa Marie F
De Guzman, Girlie T
De Guzman, Roma
De Jesus, Russel C
De Jesus, Janine Camille
De Jesus, Krizia S
De la Cruz, Francis Joseph
De La Cruz, Darwin
de la Vega, Audrey Jaye G
de Vera, Meryl Rose C
De Vera, Mark Jennyson
Degayyan, Norma A
Del Rosario, Earl Jefferson R
Dela Pena, Dan Noel A
Del-ing, Drussila Mae
Della, Kevin Aaron M
Demayo, Daniel D
Demayo, Paolo
Detzan, Jericho
Dilem, Kevin James B
Dimatactac, Aileen Camille B
Dimog , Christian
Dingwas, Marie
Doming-eng, Mark Anthony D
Dominguez, Marnhela
Dominguez, Marnhela
Domling, Jason
Domondon, Angelyssa A
Donaal, Eli
Donaal, Christopher
Donasil, Gierel Faith
Dularte, Ricardo, Jr
Dulay, Estela
Duliyao, Phoebe Liza
Dulnuan, Mary Christine
Symbolic Tree PlantingAttendance (continued)

Dumayag, Alexander III
Dumlao, Charmane
Dupali, Aldrin
Duran, Anton
Duterte, Marix Fema
Hamada, Maxine Tanya

Hidalgo, Sheila J
Hipolito, Jennivleen
Hortizuela, Jermaine Shane
Hugo, J. Victor C III
Humildi, Franklin
Ekid, Vangie
Elmi, Rose Villa
Emiliano, Hazel
Empizo, Marigold O
Engano, El John
Estepa, Marjorie
Estoesta, Venus
Humiling, Alinda
Humiwat, Frank
Fabrigas, Wendel
Fasuyang, Alvin
Fermin J, Delina
Fernandez, Leo Angelo
Fernandez, Rina Lyne S
Ferrer, Hanna Muriel S
Fianza, March
Flores, Kenneth
Fontanilla, Regie
Francisco, Bro. Martin
Francisco, Vina Pinoli
Francisco, Kyla Francis L
Gabong, Troy John B
Gabriel, Pauline
Gabriel, Nickolynn
Gabriel, Micah Angeli
Gabrielle, Micah
Gabrillo, Prince Paul C
Gagalawani, Reymart
Galang, Sonn F
Galapon, Irish M
Galido, Mark Paolo
Galigan, Alvin
Galvez, Carol
Garcia, Patrick
Garcia, Butch
Garma, Nikki Gene
Gaspar, Sharmaine
Gattud, George Kevin
Geloso, Mikhail
Gijmman, Victoriano B
Gobrin, Ana Liza D
Gobrin, Ana Liza D
Gonzales, Renz Emanuel
Gosioco, Faye Nicole
Guinguino, Jr, Albert G
Guinolia, Ray John
Gullon, Nora Riza C
Gundran, Dennis D
Gutierrez, Sumitra
Guzman, Noah Elaine Q
Ibarra, Alfredo II
Igros, Janrey
Igssol, Ginalyn B
Ipoc, Carlo
Isican, Paul Allain
Isip, Karl Eugene B
Jaramilla, Jaycee C
Jaramillo, Riji Patrick
Jimenez, Jamaica Kim C
John, Micah Abbi M Kessel
Jose, Maela L.
Jucar, McArthie C
Kage, Bentican
Kessel, Liam Marcus E.
Kessel, Jodyn Baron
Kessel, Abi Zean Mantana Mendoza
Kessel, Ruben, Jr
Kessel, Jodary II Baran
Kessel, Ginalyn B
Kewan, Janel
Khalang, Fidel
Khan, Parveen
La Maria, Jojo
Labon, Cristina Mace D
Lacaden, Dianna
Lacasindile, Regie Anne
Lacongsay, Marieyah Rovienne A
Ladines, Styphany P
Ladio , Virolabel
Ladiocan, Janine
Lagro, Janice
Laguatan, Wenny May F
Lalis, Noveliza
Lamaria, Mel
Langaoan, May Charisse P
Lange, Mercy B
Langgao, Symon C
Lantoc, Diana Kiyaran

Laranang, Malaya S
Laranang, Katrina Mae B
Lasmarias, Lloyd Jasn A
Layaban, Kimberley A
Layogan, Lynneth A
Leung, Jade
Ligtinen, Maria Fatima
Limpin, Guia
Lindawan, Chienhy S
Lobchoy, April Ann
Lomibao, Chamy
Lomong-oy, Phena
Lopez, Andrew
Lorenza, Marcel Joven G
Losnong, Josie Supa
Luis, Sheryll
Luminang, Wilner
Lupas, Rosevmunda R
Macalandia, Jerome
Macano, Harley Jay
Magadang, Carl Cenzon
Magday, Kings Lee M
Magpali, Renzie Godfrey
Malecdan, Veron
Mamuyac, Angelie
Maneclang, Robert Melbuen
Maniangit, Grace
Maniquis, Hyacinth S
Mantilez, Rhada June
Manuel, Relyn
Manzano, Ranieri B
Marrero,Aurelio
Marrero, Via Regina S
Marron, Romar Jay D
Marzan, Eric
Mateo, Tom Dante
Mateo, Tom Dante
Matias, Alvin John
Mayay-an, Jordan M
Mendiones, Gleason Joy
Mendoza, Angelica S
Mendoza, Dervie
Mier, Abigail
Mona-ang, Jezel D
Monino, Jessica Faye
Monreal, Rose Marie Grace
Montoya, Rachelle Anne N
Morales, Shawynn
Mora-Uy, Theresa
Morgan, Steve
Muller, Joan
Munar, Dessa
Nagal, Claudette A
Nang-ic, Marielle Kaye R
Nato, Joy Cris S.
Nidoy, Salvador T
Niduaza, Ciara Gianne V
Nievera, Engelbert
Nodora, Aries
Nonog, Cydrick
Ocampo, Jeremy Kyle
Ocampo, Rob
Ocampo, Ira
Olarte Jose III
Olarte , Vanessa
Oliva, Michelle
Olivete, Marj
Onalan, Caths
Orcales, Loy Lloyd B
Ortega, Allison
Ortiz, Steffi G
Padsican, Randy M
Pag-a, Jim
Pagtud, Ronalyn D
Pagulayan, Marly Sheen
Palaleo, Jona Jean P
Palaroan, Sharyrelle Anne B
Palma, Erveen Ross
Palos, Kris Arvin R
Palsiw, Patrick L
Pamplona, Jose Guiller
Panilas, Jazy May
Parairo, Jacqueline R
Parayan, Janice
Pasigon, Judel
Pasion, Emil Ernest L
Pasong, Marsha C
Pastor, Elaine G
Pawid, Kalehla Nikole I
Penaflor, Jojemar T
Pentecostes, Kelvin
Perez, Jaspher
Perez, Nikki
Phema Amor, Lomong-oy
Pias, Mark Lloyd Constantine
Pidlao, Bernadette
Pilar, Angelica
Pilorin, Alexis
Pincoa, Ivy Roxanne P
Pisando, Justin Carl T
Pistola, Jheo
Pitpitan, Severlyn D
Poncio, Wilfred, Jr
Poyaoan, Renie S
Pring, Jasper S
Pulicay, Jayzee G
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Symbolic Tree PlantingAttendance (continued)

Purugganan, Eli
Querubin, Nestly A
Quilon, Leodegario P
Rabanal, Joel Victor
Rabancho, Grace
Ram , Vangie
Ramirez, Jhiezel G
Ramos, Leda
Ramos, John
Ramos, Reggie
Ramos, Reineil Joseph H
Rebudal, Jodel R
Red, Elizl Excel C.
Reglos, Allyza
Remiendo, Brenica Mae S
Resuello, Ron Jacob
Reyes, Cyreme O
Reyes, Alshon
Ricardo, Angelene
Rico, Jamaecar O
Robles, Krizzia Mae G
Rocero, Jenna Christine
Rodriguez, Arjohn
Rojas, Bea Loise T
Rosario, Marlon
Rosario, Eli Jerim D
Rubang, Harrion Ino D
Rudeen, Divina
Ruedan, Marielle D
Rusuelo, Ron
Sabado, Sarah Mae
Sab-it, Devorah
Sacanie, Christopher
Salak, Julie Ann A
Salcedo, Julie
Sales, Carl Benedict V
Salvador, Jessa Marie
Salvador, Jessa
San Andres, Marie Rosario
Sanchez, Van C
Sannad, Fe Berlyn P
Santiago, Adam
Santos, Stephanie Mae
Santos, Melody
Sarabia, A.L.
Servito, Ivory Joy M
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Singson, Mila L
Sison, Gemmalisa
Sito, Vanessa C
Solar, Kyle James
Soliven, Mary Jean
Somera, Patricia
Soposop, Jacqueline
Soriano, John Denver
Soriano, Estela
Sta Romana, Annabelle
Suba, Saidomar
Subica, Amazana
Sumali, Michael G
Tabilin, Jessica
Tacio, Zafjrulan
Tactay, Allen Joy A
Tade, Mae Belle
Tadeo, Lee Evans
Tagkitag, Bevly R
Tagtag, Sarah
Taipan, Regie
Talanay, Michelle
Tallocoy, Joney
Taloza, Niko
Tamangen, Tahirih C
Tamangen, Sylvia
Tamondong, Charina Mae G
Tamondong, Ericka S
Tan, Kristine
Tancioco, Allison Dominique C
Tangalin, Alberto
Tarcelo, Demson
Tayaban, Charie May
Tayoc, Leira May T
Tecson, Bhing
Ted-check, Joan
Teliaken, Carolyne
Tello, Kimberly
Tinkeng, Kenneth
Tomas, Lea Cyril R
Torre , Oscar
Torres, Realen C
Tsai, Timothy Stephen
Tuason, Jenny
Tumuliuan, Valerie
Turqueza, Gerald G
Umila, Nisha
Umila, Benny
Valdez, Ronalyn D
Valdres, Kimberley
Venanci, Jerry
Venancio, Jerry
Ventura, Mark Noel R
Vergara, Jamaeca Marie V

Vergara, Carl
Villanueva, Bumbo
Villanueva, Arleen
Villanueva, Baguio
Villanueva, Anoushka
Villanueva, Ben-Hur
Villanueva, Dolores
Villanueva, Edeline Kasen B
Viloria, Daryl B
Walcien, Jerry
Wayang, Vinz
Widwishan, Butch
Yaganda, Sally B
Yagyagan, Leonila B
Yamoyam, Eden Loo O
Yangot, Karminn Cheryl Dinney
Yubos, Boydflint D
Groups Represented
A Tree A Day
Alliance of Concerned Students
ACSLFC
ACS/PAGTA
Ako Mismo
Anakbayan
Arcas Yard Caf
Arco ni Apo Art Gallery
Baguio Achievers Academy
Baguio Arts Guild
Baguio PRIDE Network
Baguio Running Wall
BahaI Faith
Baguio Central University
Beta Sigma
BPC
Benguet State University
BTLC Bridges
Cordillera Conservation Trust
Cordillera Green Network
Cordillera Voices.com
Greenpeace
Greenresearch
HHO Philippines
Independents
Informatics
Innabuyog
Gabriela
JCES
Kaisa Ka
Kilusan para sa Pambansang
Demokrasya
Longlong Elementary School
M.I.S.S.I.O.N
Maryknoll Sanctuary Choir
MCS
Meros Foundation
OFWs
OSP
Pampanga Arts Guild
PCNHS
Pekas & Umila Law Office
Petroleum Nut Growers
Association
Pine Tree
Sagip Gubat Network
Sagip Sierra Madre Environmental Society
Scintilla Juris
Senior Demolay Alumni
SERVE-NET
SK
SLU
SLUEcolodians
SLULCF
SLULES
SLULLSS
SLUNSTP (1 & 2)
SLUPOSAS
SLURIGHTS
SLUSABNI
SLUSLAS
SLUSOL
TABAK
TACSI
Team BraveheartsBaguio
University of Baguio
University of the Cordilleras
University of the Philippines
(Baguio) - Alumni Association, ACS, Faculty, & Students
PLANT
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Pine 4 Pine Concert

Group Responsible: Open Space
Date: Feb 5 & 6, 2012
Venue: Pine Trees of the World Park
Objective: Raise awareness for the cause of saving the 182 trees.
Attendance: Columns 1 to 4 are the Performers; Column 5 lists who wrapped up.
Cloud Rats
Isla Hamog
Sanib Lahi
Maryknoll Sanctuary
Choir
Stage
Conviron Pucate Altatis
Babin Lim with Ingrid
Payaket
John Glen Gaerlan
Desiree Caluza
Baguio Writers Group
Sumitra Gutierrez
Seldom Scene
BluGraz
Atty. Bubut Olarte
Jun Utleg
Atty. Alan Mazo
Ivan Saley
Daluyon
Revelation
Smooth
Deja Vu
Open Space
Republik Sayote
Binhi
Tumbleweeds
Powerpuff Corn
Sideburnlou
Rough and Ready
Dizzy Spectrum
Damoki
Karlo Altomonte
Dr. Michael Bengwayan
BCEMS
Gladys Alumit
Marie Balangue
Hector Kawig
Kathleen Bugnosen
Kar Calderon
Rommel Pidazo
Glo Abaeo
Erveen Ross Palma
Dobbels Wallang
Gregory Rugay

Qty
Unit
Description
Unit Price
Internet Caf (30

mins)
10.00
Total Price
10.00
Paid To:
Receipt #
Paid by
V1 Tech Internet Shop &

Computer Services
2107
to check donations
for Feb 5/6; call for
water supply
R&R Management Services
301
Marie Balangue
min
porrental of portalets
talets
whole Fried Chicken (whole)
270.00
810.00 Good Taste Restaurant
188683
additional food for

performers
whole Fried Chicken (whole)
270.00
1,080.00 Good Taste Restaurant
188664
additional food for

performers
servings
Chopsuey
115.00
690.00 Good Taste Restaurant
188664
kilos
brown sugar
35.00
70.00 45 Convenience Mart
47994
dozens styro cup
25.00
100.00 45 Convenience Mart
47994
10,500.00
Time Spent: from 2 pm til 8 am (18 hours)
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Pine 4 Pine Concert (continued)

Donations:
Ferdinand Bolislis
Marie Balangue
Glo Abaeo
Quantity
4
1
1
1
PhP2,000 (cash)
transport of materials, radios & batteries (cost: PhP1,966)
PhP1,055.02 (see costs below)
Unit
Description
pcs
pc
pc
Unit Price
Energizer Max
AA
162.00
Energizer Max
AAA
199.00
Energizer Max
AAA2S
119.00
Total Price
Paid to:
Receipt #
7-Eleven
108836
Given by Marie
Balangue
7-Eleven
108836
Given by Marie
Balangue
7-Eleven
108836
Given by Marie
Balangue
Leilani
Acknowledgment Receipt
648.00
199.00
119.00
meal
Paid by
275.00
1
loaf
Pullman loaf
30.00
Asean Super30.00 market
75
bought by Glo
Abaeo
loaf
Pullman loaf
30.00
75
bought by Glo
Abaeo
loaf
Gardenia High
54.00
75
bought by Glo
Abaeo
loaves
Pullman loaf
30.00
75
bought by Glo
Abaeo
packs
Spanish bread
15.50
75
bought by Glo
Abaeo
kgs
Twine
55.00
75
bought by Glo
Abaeo
bars
Dari Crme
43.75
75
bought by Glo
Abaeo
pack
Nestle Creamer
46.00
7-Eleven
109676
c/o Glo Abaeo
7-Eleven
109676
c/o Glo Abaeo
4110247
c/o Glo Abaeo
46.00
4
Her White
Sugar (1/2 k)
packs
Kerosene
Andrea Leigh Cosalan

Walt Dalang
Gladys Alumit
Anonymous
108.00
D-Motorist
223.52 Pitstop
1 kilo coffee
1 kilo coffee
food for the Baguio City Emergency Medical Services Team
Tarpaulins (cost PhP3,300)
Water (10 bottles + dispenser lent for Feb 5/6)
Food (one big tray of chicken and 1 pot of rice)
Photocopies of Petitions
Coffee (2 bags)
Firewood
Box of Sandwiches
Plates
Spoons
... and there are others who remained quiet of their donations ... kinain na lang po ng iba...
Piso Para Sa Puno (collection) - PhP3744.05
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27.00
Rally at the Steps of the City Hall

Date: Feb 6, 2012
Venue: Baguio City Hall
Objective: Initially, at the Baguio City Council for the 1st Public Hearing on the Petition. As the artists
gathered round, we decided to collect signatures and educate people of the protest.
Attendance:
1. Marie Balangue
2. Gladys Alumit
6. Chi Balmaceda Gutierrez
7. Richard Dean Basa
8. Cristel Pay Seng / Calypso Alaia
9. Myke Sotero
10. Rommel Pidazo
11. Raj Shanti
12. Kar Calderon
13. Rocky Cajigan
14. Florenda Pedro
Cost to Project Save 182: PhP342.00
Quantity
Unit
Description
pc
Expanding
Evnvelope
pcs
Manila paper
Unit Price
Total Price
34.00
Paid to:
Receipt #
34.00 Jet Bookstore
135
Bought by
Marie
Jet Bookstore
135
bought by
Marie
Jet Bookstore
122
bought by
Marie
4.00
36.00
pcs
marker
Paid by:
136.00
272.00
Time Spent: 2 pm til 6pm (4 hours)

Donations:
Volunteers present bought their own food & drink.
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Legal Team Meeting at Luisas Cafe

Date: Feb 6, 2012
Venue: Luisas Cafe
Objective: Legal team meets with Greenpeace & other groups
Attendance:
2. Glo Abaeo
3. Representatives from Greenpeace
Qty
Unit
Description
Unit Price
Food
Total Price
1,199.00
Paid to:
Luisa's Caf
Receipt #
44302
Paid by:
Marie Balangue
Time Spent: Unknown

Donations: None.
** Greenpeace made another Petition at:
http://www.greenpeace.org/seasia/ph/getinvolved/Take-action-online/Save-Baguio-trees/
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Emergency Meeting about Legal Matters

Date: Feb 12, 2012
Venue: Beggang Resto Grill
Objective: Updates on legal & meta-legal matters
Attendance:
3. Glo Abaeo
4. Marie Balangue
5. Karlo Altomonte

QuantiUnit
ty
2
2
2
1
cups
cups
pcs
pc
Description
coffee
hot tea
Puto bumbong
Bibingka
Unit Price
25.00
15.00
50.00
60.00
Total Price
Paid To
50.00 Beggang Resto Grill

Receipt #
1251
1251
1251
1251
Paid by
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Time Spent: 45 minutes

Donations:
Marie Tami-ing Cuyob & Susan Kilakil PhP5,215.00 (thru BPI Feb 7, 2012)
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PreValenPINES with the Mayor

Date: Feb 13, 2012
Venue: Mayors Office, Baguio City Hall
Objective: Dialogue with Mayor Mauricio Domogan re: 182 trees
Attendance:
9. Janice Domogan
2. Karlo Altomonte
10. Robin A. Dizon
3. Marie Balangue
11. Felix Dayta
4. Sonn Fernandez
12. Luchie Maranan
5. Glo Abaeo
13. Dobbels Wallang
6. Dean Cuanso
14. Gideon Omero
8. Gladys Alumit
16. Babylynn Degay
Time Spent: approximately 3 to 4 hours
Donations:
2 moms & their children
Photo taken by Sonn Fernandez
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- Lunch (Ginataang galunggong, paksiw, rice)
Photo taken by Sonn Fernandez
Jericho Walk
Date: February 14, 2012
Venue: the perimeter of Luneta Hill
Objective: Much like the Biblical story of Jericho,
participants are to walk around Luneta Hill 7x before
making noises that could bring down SM City Baguio.
Attendance: 192 participants, including
1. Karlo Altomonte & Open Space members
2. Dr. Michael Bengwayan & ATAD members
3. Janice Domogan
4. Marie Balangue & 11 teachers from St. Louis Center
5. Atty Christopher Donaal
6. Glo Abaeo & CGN members
7. Jona Olowan & Runners Club
7. Byd & the mountaineers
8. Mon Mapa & PILCD members
9. Dean Cuanso & DECAT members
Quantity
12
1
1
Unit
Description
packs Liwanag candles

pack Paper cups (50s)
pc
Longlite lighter
Unit Price
Total Price
11.25
75.00
23.00
Paid to:
135.00 Session Supermart

Receipt #
Paid by:
12021420452
12021420452
12021420454
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Time Spent: (4 til 7pm) approximately 3 hours

Donations:
Majority of participants brought their own candles and covers (but asked for more).
Karlo Altomonte designed the flyers.
An Anonymous Donor printed the flyers.
Robin A. Dizon counted the participants with the borrowed counter (c/o Gideon Omero).
Luneta Hill was where the famous Pines Hotel once stood.
Luneta Hill is oneo f the very few remaining forested areas in Baguios
Central Business Disctict, and is home to mature pine trees, which Baguio is
famous for, and other tree species that continue to provide breathable air in
the otherwise already heavily-polluted CBD. It also helps in containing water
preventing the flooding of lower lying areas in the vicinity.
Luneta Hill is where a mall, SM City Baguio was built which opened in
2003. SM has ben enjoying a very huge market share, displacing a lot of
smaller businesses in the city. Despite this advantage, SM City Baguio wants
to expand, which would affect 182 mature trees in the area. While they
claim they will not cut any of the trees and will instead earthball them to be
transferred somewhere else, and what theyre building is a green building,
the environmental impact of their expansion plan will greatly affect the
community and the well-being of the people.
Photo by Nichelle
On January 20, 2012, thousands of people marched down Session Road to

protest the impending harming of trees up on Luneta Hill. Then on February
5, 2012, led by Dr. Mike Bengwayan, hundred of volunteers planted more
than 182 pine trees at Pine Trees of the World in protest of SM City
Baguios expansion. This was followed by a 12-hour concert of local
musicians and guest artists to show their support for the cause.
We are here to protect Baguios remaining forests that give us air to breathe,
water to nurture life, and protection from natural calamities. We are here
because this is what Baguio is all abouta community of caring people and
a healthful, nurturing natural environment.
SAVE BAGUIO FROM CORPORATE GREED!
SAVE BAGUIOS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT!
SAVE THE 182 TREES ON LUNETA HILL!
For more information, visit:
Www.facebook.com/SAVE182
Photo taken by Kathleen Bugnosen

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Meeting with Lawyers & Other Interested Parties

Date: Feb 16, 2012
Venue: Beggang Resto Grill
Objective: Getting acquainted with other groups and lawyers, strategizing.
Attendance:
1. Cheryl Daytec
7. Might Gupit
2. Chris Donaal
8. Salud Liporada
3. Greg Alumit
9. Ces Liporada
4. Gladys Alumit
10. Lisa Araneta
5. Marie Balangue
11. Manja
6. Glo Abaeo
12. Gideon Omero
Quantity
3
3
10
3
11
2
1
1
Unit
orders
orders
orders
orders
orders
orders
order
Description
Pinakbet
Lechon Kawali
Rice
Iced Tea
Coffee
Coke in can
Hot Tea
Unit Price
85.00
110.00
20.00
85.00
25.00
35.00
15.00
order Hot Water

12% VAT
30.00
193.20
Total Price
Paid to
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Paid by

1152
1152
1152
1152
1152
1152
1152
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue

1152
1152
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue

Donations:
Lisa Araneta
Reciept #
PhP300 (cash, Feb 11, 2012)
Meeting with Congressman Casino

Date: Feb 17, 2012
Venue: Granary Restaurant, Church of the Resurrection compound, Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio City
Objective: To gain support at the Congressional level.
Attendance:
1. Dr. Michael Bengwayan (Cordillera Ecological Center)
7. Congressman Teddy Casino (Bayan Muna)
2. Dobbels Wallang
3. Mila Singson (InnabuyogGABRIELA)
9. Dr. Precy Macasantos
4. Marie Balangue
10. Kathleen
5. ABS-CBN Crew
11. Karlo Altomonte
6. Geraldine (Tungtongan ti Umili)
12. Ellen Lao
Donations:
Mila Singson (Innabuyog-Gabriela) paid for the food & drinks.
Marie Balangue paid for the succeeding late lunch/merienda of a donor .
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Public Hearing at the Baguio City Council (Part 1)

Activity: Public Hearing at the Baguio City Council (Part 1)
Date: Feb 20, 2012
Venue: Baguio City Council Session Hall
Objective: To bring to the City Council the petitions asking to stop the cutting/earthballing of trees at SM City Baguio.
Attendance:
2. Former Judge & Mayor Braulio Yaranon
3. Perry Mendoza
4. interested parties
Donations:
Mike Arvisu PhP979 for food at Ruins, Inc (OR#221167)
Videos available at: (1)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5W9PvAepiI

(2) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLGjbHCl3GQ&feature=relmfu
(3) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PgD3cvnWpY&feature=relmfu
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Preparations for the TEPO

Date: Feb 15 til 27, 2012
Objective: Legal research obtain copies of necessary documents, collect signatures of complainants,
and file for a Temporary Environmental Protection Order
Attendance:
1. Gideon Omero
4. Almaria Mandapat Padapad
2. Glo Abaeo
5. Sonn Fernandez
Feb 15, 2012 PhP500.00 (requested by Glo Abaeo)
Qty
1
Unit
mob
Description
Mobilization expenses
Unit Price
500.00
Total Price
Paid to:
500.00 Gideon Omero
Receipt #
Paid by
Please refer to Feb

Marie Balangue
21 receipt
Feb 20, 2012 PhP235.00

Qty
Unit
Description
Unit Price
Total Price
Paid to:
Receipt #
Paid by:
order Cheeseburger
55.00
55.00
Kuya Orly's Caf Bar &

Restaurant
43113
Glo Abaeo
orders Coffee
30.00
180.00

Restaurant
43113
Glo Abaeo
Feb 21, 2012 PhP525.00

Qty
Unit
pc
Description
Blueprint
Unit Price
80.00
Photocopying (Xerox)
Total Price
Paid to
Receipt #
Paid by:
80.00 C. Maranan Trading
283635
c/o Sonn Fernandez for the Fault

lines
283631
Glo Abaeo
pcs
Expandable envelope
25.00
283631
Glo Abaeo
pc
Blueprint
80.00
283639
Gideon Omero
pcs
CD-R
15.00
75.00 Maxi Photo Center
347887
Glo Abaeo
Time spent: approximately 6 hours/day

Donations:
Volunteers (except for Gideon Omero) paid for their food & transport.
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Collecting Signatures for the TEPO

Activity: Collecting Signatures for the TEPO
Date: Feb 22 & 23, 2012
Venue: Luisas Cafe
Objective: A member of the legal team explains the TEPO to the complainant to give them a choice
to join in the TEPO.
Attendance: 170 signatories, including
4. Signatories to the TEPO
2. Glo Abaeo
5. Marie Balangue
3. Atty Jansen Nacar
Feb 22, 2012 PhP1,632.00
Qty
1
1
3
2
1
Unit
order
order
orders
orders
kilo
Description
chopsuey rice
soft drink
Minute Maid
Coffee glass
asado
order Fried Chicken (whole)
2
1
1
orders Big rice (plain)

order soft drink
order Minute Maid
Unit Price
85.00
15.00
90.00
33.00
340.00
Total Price
Paid to:
85.00 Luisa's Caf
15.00 Luisa's Caf
270.00 Luisa's Caf
66.00 Luisa's Caf
340.00 Luisa's Caf
Receipt #
44648
44648
44648
44648
44648
Paid by
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
260.00
520.00 Luisa's Caf
44648
Marie Balangue
90.00
15.00
30.00
180.00 Luisa's Caf

15.00 Luisa's Caf
30.00 Luisa's Caf
44648
44648
44648
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Total Price
Paid to:
110.00 Luisa's Caf
36.00 Luisa's Caf
110.00 Luisa's Caf
35.00 Luisa's Caf
220.00 Luisa's Caf
30.00 Luisa's Caf
30.00 Luisa's Caf
30.00 Luisa's Caf
15.00 Luisa's Caf
Receipt #
44664
44664
44664
44664
44664
44664
44664
44664
44664
Paid by
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Feb 23, 2012 PhP617.00

Qty
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
Unit
order
bottle
order
bottle
orders
order
order
orders
order
Description
Luisa's rice
SMB
Luisa's rice
SMB
Luisa's rice
Minute Maid
Minute Maid
soft drink
soft drink
Unit Price
110.00
36.00
110.00
35.00
110.00
30.00
30.00
15.00
15.00
Time Spent: approximately 10 hours (except for Marie, who only came to pay the bill)
Donations: None.
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Flyers at Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Lupa

Groups in Charge: Open Space & Councilor Richard Carinos office
Date: Feb 26, 2012
Venue: Sunshine Park, Baguio City
Objective: To distribute flyers about Save 182 during the concert.
Attendance:
1. Karlo Altomonte
5, ATAD members
6. PS 182 members
3. OPEN SPACE members
7. CGN members
4. Richard Carino
8. CVM members
Time spent: varying
For the organizers (Open Space, led by Karlo Altomonte, 16 hours)
Donations:
**Flyers printed and distributed courtesy of Legal Teams toner and paper supply.
Luneta Hill is one of the very few remaining forested areas in Baguio, and
is home to mature pine trees and other tree species that continue to provide
breathable air in the otherwise already heavily-polluted Central Business
District.
In urban areas with 100% tree cover (i.e. contiguous forest stands), short-term
improvements in air quality (one hour) from pollution removal by trees were as
high as 15% for ozone, 14% for sulfur dioxide, 13% for particulate matter, 5% for
nitrogen dioxide, and 0.05% for carbon monoxide USDA Forest Service (David
Novak)
Luneta Hill also helps in containing water that prevents flooding in lowerlying areas in the vicinity.
Mature evergreen trees (evergreens, such as magnolias or pines, retain their leaves
all year round) can intercept more than 4,000 gallons per year. University of
Florida, 2005
Luneta Hill is where a mall, SM City Baguio, stands and wants to expand,
which would affect 182 mature trees in the area. The environmental impact
of their expansion plan will greatly affect the community and the well-being
of the people.
We inherited a City of Pines from
Baguios Pioneerswhat kind of
Baguio are we passing on to our
children?
Photo taken by Ivy Buenaobra
Save Baguio
From CORPORATE GREED!
Save Baguios
NATURAL ENVIRONMENT!
SAVE THE 182 TREES
ON LUNETA HILL!
www.facebook.com/SAVE182
Photo taken by Ivy Buenaobra
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Date: Feb 27, 2012
Objective: To raise the opposition to the SM Expansion, centering with the issues of the 182 trees.
Attendance:
9. Guia Limpin
2. Sr. Alice Lansing
10. Sonn Fernandez
3. Dr. Precy Macasantos
11. Felix Dayta
12. Gideon Omero
5. Karlo Altomonte
13. Andrea Leigh Cosalan
6. Mike Arvisu
14. Cristel Pay Seng
7. Dion Fernandez
8. Gladys Alumit
16. Marie Balangue
Qty
18
Unit
pcs
Description
Unit Price
Photocopy of Andrea
Leighs letter to the
USGBC
Total Price
Paid to:
20.00 The Philppines Best
Receipt #
Paid by
36262
c/o Cristel/ Calypso Alaia

Donations:
Majority of the volunteers paid for their food & drinks.
Qty
Unit
Description
Unit Price
order French fries
(80.00)
bottles SML
(40.00)
bottle Coke Litro
Total Price
Paid to:

(80.00) Restaurant
(280.00)
Restaurant
Receipt #
3131
3131
40.00
40.00

Restaurant
3131
bottles RH
(50.00)
(100.00)

Restaurant
3131
bottle Cobra - green
(35.00)

(35.00) Restaurant
3131
bottle Four seasons
35.00

Restaurant
3131
order Kuya Orly's Burger

(60.00) Restaurant
3131
order Chuckie
(60.00)
35.00
35.00
35.00

Restaurant
3131
orders Mushroom Burger
(50.00)
(150.00)

Restaurant
3131
orders Bacon & Egg
(60.00)
(120.00)

Restaurant
3131
order Cheeseburger
(55.00)

(55.00) Restaurant
3131
Photos from Ivy Buenaobra
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Final Legal Preparations for the TEPO

Date: Feb 27, 2012
Venue: Kuya Orlys, Copylandia
Objective: To obtain all required documents photocopied, arranged, printed, and submitted to Court.
Attendance:
1. Almaria Padapad
6. Glo Abaeo
3. Marie Balangue
7. Mike Arvisu
8. Gideon Omero
Food PhP210.00
Qty
Unit
Description
Unit Price
Total Price
Paid to:
Receipt #
Paid by:
orders Coffee
30.00
90.00

Restaurant
43126
Marie Balangue
orders Fit & Ryt
35.00
70.00

Restaurant
43126
Marie Balangue
orders Egg pie
25.00
50.00

Restaurant
43126
Marie Balangue
Photocopying & Others PhP3,141.00

Qty
550
336
68
21
6
1
Unit
pc
pcs
pcs
pcs
pcs
Description
Small photocopy
Large photocopy
A4
15R photocopy
Bk 35
pcs
Roll
Unit Price
1.00
1.25
1.00
15.00
35.00
80.00
Photocopy & Internet
Total Price
Paid to:
550.00 Copylandia
420.00 Copylandia
68.00 Copylandia
315.00 Copylandia
210.00 Copylandia
80.00 Copylandia
(36.00)
Printing & photocopy
(42.00)
Receipt #
129582
129582
129582
129582
129582
Paid by:
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
129582
Marie Balangue
charge to Gideon
Omero (P500
mobilization)
charge to Gideon
Omero (P500
mobilization)
Ishii Internet Caf
383
Ishii Internet Caf
371
pcs
brown envelopes
(long)
6.00
18.00
Acknowledgement Receipt
Marie Balangue
pcs
brown envelopes
(long)
6.00
12.00
Acknowledgement Receipt
Marie Balangue
pcs
Mailing
pc
(TEPO) Sheriffs Trust

Fund
pcs
Photocopying (Xerox)
155.00
1,000.00
1.00
Philippine Postal Corporadated Feb 27, 2012 Marie Balangue

tion
Christopher
1,000.00 Justice Hall
Donaal
465.00
3.00
c/o Maya
Almaria Padapad
Donations:
Metropolitan Community Church PhP710.00
Volunteers (except for Gideon Omero) paid for their transport.
Mike Arvisu PhP785.00 (Lunch at Kuya Orlys, OR 43129)
To view the TEPO:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/82938210/Environmental-Complaint-Cordillera-Global-Network-vSM
Photo by Ivy Buenaobra
Time Spent: Approximately 8 hours
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Guesting at the Skycable Morning Show

Person in charge: Karlo Altomonte
Date: Feb 28, 2012
Venue: Skycable station
Objective: To inform others of the Project Save 182.
Attendance:
1. Karlo Altomonte
2. Marie Balangue
3. Glo Abaeo
Time Spent: Approximately 2 hours
Donations:
Volunteers paid for their transport.
Andrew Pinero PhP1.00
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PMPI rallies to Save the Trees

Group in Charge: Community Volunteer Movement
Date: Feb 28, 2012
Venue: Session Road (from Caltex Station to the rotunda)
Objective: Philippine Missereor Partnership, Inc network shows support to PS 182 in fighting to save the trees.
Attendance:
1. Andrew Weygan
2. Hector Kawig
3. Gelo Aurelio
4. Florenda Pedro
5. Marie Balangue
Donations:
CVM handled the paraphernalia used.
Hector Kawigs transportation was used to bring the protesters from Teachers Camp to Caltex Station.
PMPI shouldered the transportation.
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Hearing at Branch 5 (part 1)

Date: Feb 29, 2012
Venue: Branch 5, Regional Trial Court
Objective: To get the Temporary Environmental Protection Order.
Attendance:
6. Guia Limpin
11. Gideon Omero
12. Glo Abaeo
8. Atty Jado Bognaden1 13. Marie Balangue
9. Atty Bubut Olarte
5. Karlo Altomonte
10. Gladys Alumit
Donations: Anonymous donor PhP200.00
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Petition Signing during Session in Bloom

Date: Feb 29 til March 4, 2012
Venue: Session Road
Objective : To inform tourists and other Baguio City residents of the Petition and gather their signatures.
Attendance: varying; # of Signatures collected = approximately 30,000 +
1. Cristel Pay Seng/Calypso Alaia
2. Myke Sotero
9. Gregory Rugay
3. Ivy Buenaobra
10. Gladys Alumit
11. Karlo Altomonte
12. Jem Corpuz
6. Rico Gutierrez
13. Jarlow Virginio
7. Guia Limpin
14. other supporters
Cost to Project Save 182: None. Please refer to Cristel Pay Sengs report.
Time spent: varying
Donations: c/o Andrea Leigh Cosalan & Cristel Pay Seng
An Anonymous donor provided drinking water, received by Rico Gutierrez.
Cordillera Global Network provided food amounting to PhP810 (OR 225272, Mar 1, 2012)
May Lomas-e PhP300 (cashrecorded by Andrea Leigh Cosalan, used for food)
Rose Amancito PhP150 (cashrecorded by Andrea Leigh Cosalan, used for food)
Cheryl Jordan PhP100 (cash recorded by Andrea Leigh Cosalan, used for food)
Capt. Ferdy Bayasen PhP500 (cash recorded by Andrea Leigh Cosalan, used for food)
Piso Para Sa PunoPlease refer to Cristel Pay Sengs report (next page)
Photos from Hector Kawig
37
Petition Signing during Session in BloomReport

Financial report
By Cristel/Calypso Alaia
March 18, 2012
On the first day of the Session in Bloom (February 26, 2012) we did not have any collection, we did not set up any Piso Para sa Puno fund, the food was donated by Gregory Rugay including the C2 water.
The next day (February 27, 2012), some musicians came to help during the campaign, they told me they are bound for Manila but they do not have any money
for the fare, they were asking me to lend them money but I cannot give them any. One of them suggested (Delfin, percussionist) that he will play together with
the others Yangs (percussionists) as well in order to gain attention for the Project 182 petition. They will help us get the attention and support but asked that
we also help them in exchange. We put up one box in front of them and Delfin did a fire dancing show for 5 hours straight. Because of him and his friends,
we got a lot of donations for Piso Para sa Puno.
I was too busy inspecting everything from the drums, the scotch tape, the people signing, the ballpens, etc. During that time there were only 7 of us in the table
working with the signature campaign, we are not able to get away from the table. Too many people are signing up and we cannot possibly check everything
that is going on. When Delfin told me that they will already go home at around 11:30pm and asked for the money I just said yes and he got some. I failed to
ask him to list down how much he took; I did not have the time so to speak.
All of us 7 in there were not even able to eat starting from 12:30pm until 11pm in the evening. During this time the CGNs Atty. Donaal and Sir Gideon texted
me that they will bring us some food after the signature campaign. Earlier Ellen Lao was kind enough to give us water as well.
During that time we are so tired already, we went home at around 2am. We did not even have the time to count the money anymore, there were too many
coins, if I counted them it would have taken me another 2 to 3 hours and my body was just too tired to be able to do that.
The next day (February 28, 2012) what I did was just bring the coins and add them to the additional coins collected. Again, there were no stationary individuals to guard the signatures, it was pure volunteerism. If someone chanced upon to walk by our area, they stopped for several minutes to help us out. There
was no way I would be able to recall everyone who was on the table, a lot of people volunteered. The only ones that I am acquainted with are Myke Abaya
Sotero, Andrea Leigh Cosalan, Gregory Rugay, Richard Basa, Mac Reyes, Junie Torre, and Guia Limpin. The rest are new faces to me.
We are not able to set up any log books I found it impossible to be able to handle everything, Sometimes, Richard and I would be photocopying the papers
for the signature campaign, we had to print it over and over again because the papers were not enough, we volunteered our own money. I cannot exactly compute how much we spent for the photocopying, as some just used their money and did not ask for a refund. I was in charge of setting up the drums, getting the
tables, photocopying the signatures even charging the megaphones and I hope that you understand that there was no time for me to still think about how I am
going to list everything else.
The same thing happened when we were given money to purchase snacks by Ellen Lao (P500. The receipt, I was not able to find. We bought 25 hotdogs,
juice and 2 Gardenia bread from 7/11 -- all of which I failed to keep the receipts. That day, we were provided water once again. And we finish ed around 12.
Manong Gideon Omero told me to use the money we have collected to feed the volunteers, because no one was going to donate this time. I forgot the exact
date where Andrea provided 500 pesos for the food, but there was this one day that she gave money so that we can eat, I think that was on the third day, I am
still looking for the receipt, the other receipts from Good Taste.
For the remaining days of signature campaign a lot of people volunteered and most of us did not eat for the entire day. A lot of UP students came to volunteer
until midnight and all were famished.
Every day we had to feed 15 to 20 people who have volunteered together with some musicians and students. This bonding time was very important because
we needed to know who each other was, in fact because of this bonding sessions we have been able to create a team that is working with us right now, if it
were not for this eating sessions I dont know if some of the people that are with us today would even be here like Mac Reyes, Brian Amaro, Positive Khayst,
Jarlow Virgino, Indobitable Rako, Marti Cabangon, Wyler Addamag and the rest of the team. It was an absolute must for people to eat after the intense work. I
hope that other people will understand that we have bonded and created our support group from this sessions and I hope they will not question why we needed
to feed people who volunteered in the petition signing, the bonding over food was very instrumental to reaching the support group that we have now.
The only money that needs to be refunded is the 500 pesos for Andrea Cosalan, I cannot find the receipt as of this moment but I will testify that she has given
money for the food, I hope this is enough.
The money we have used to feed all of those who helped us.
I submitted some money to Marie Balangue with the Audit Team as witnesses.
Some of the money, we used to buy some props for the March 10 rally (the zombie concept). Some of the materials that we have used are still kept at the
house of Richard Dean Basa so that we can use it again for future rallies. We used the money for purchasing pens, scotch tape, water, cups and I am sorry
for not being able to collect all of the receipts, I hope you understand that 5,000 to 10,000 people signing up for the trees is not exactly an easy thing to manage especially when we never really planned this activity.
Some of this pens were given at HQ2 but I cannot tell into details how many as I have no way of remembering due to the fact that everything happened simultaneously, even the putting up of the tarpaulins were assigned to me that day. I was not able to create a team, because most of them are volunteers, people I
did not even know the names of.
Please remember that it was just me who was able to stay there for 5 straight days and to any person trying to work out everything this is not an easy task.
Many of the members who joined were sometimes there for several hours and would go home afterwards. Only several people like Myke Sotero was there but
he constantly needed to go around the area to promote the cause, the same thing with the others. We also had to photocopy the signs that we used and
placed on the t-shirts of the volunteers.
The signature campaign was a huge success, with 30,000 signatures and counting and it was made possible due to community effort, trust and the spirit of
volunteerism. We already know what to expect and what to do the next time. We will set up a log book, a secretary, and someone who will really check on
the funds.
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Dog Walk for Peace

Groups in charge: Pets for Peace & Kasinaya Peace & Healing
Date: March 4, 2012
Venue: Sunshine Park & Session Road
Objective: Pets For Peace shows their support for Project Save 182. In Jericho Walk, the citizens walked around Luneta Hill.
This time, the dogs and their owners walk around SM.
Attendance:
1. Willa Tecson (Pets for Peace, Ang Komunidad para sa ikauunlad ng tao)
2. Maita Ru (Blue Moon), emcee
3. Dr. Gil Calderon (BSU Veterinary School)
4. Marie Balangue (Project Save 182), emcee
5. Maela Liwanag Jose (Villa Romana)
6. Dom-an Macagne (Kasinaya Peace & Healing Inititatives)
7. Ivy Buenaobra (Animal Kingdom Foundation)
Time spent: 5am til 9.30am (varying times)
Donations:
All costs shouldered by Pets for Peace.
An Anonymous donor gave the shirts for PS 182.
Maela Liwanag Jose made the dog shirts.
Cathy Espinosa AfableUSD50 > PhP2,086.50 (via Xoom
on March 1, 2012 to BPI)
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Date: March 5, 2012
Venue: Baguio City Council Session Hall & Copylandia
Objective: To continue with the Petition at the City Council level.
Attendance:
5. Marie Balangue
6. Karlo Altomonte
3. Glo Abaeo
4. Gladys Alumit
8. Joy Hafalla
**Dr. Michael Bengwayan was in Manila to process his visa.
Qty
Unit
Description
22740 pages Large photocopy
Unit Price
Total Price
Paid To:
Receipt #
1.25
28,425.00 Copylandia
129766
79
pages A3 photocopy
158.00 Copylandia
129766
pages A3 photocopy
25
25.00 Copylandia
129766
20
pcs
9.5
190.00 TSB Bazaar
140401
116
pages Large photocopy
1.25
145.00 Copylandia
129823
Expandable envelope
Comments
18 copies of signatures to te City Hall
copies for Civil
Case
copies for Civil
Case
18 copies of signatures to the City
Hall
Complaint
Time spent: varying from 4-8 hours (8 hours due to photocopying & arranging photocopied materials)
Donations:
Glo Abaeo PhP564.00
Qty
6
Unit
pcs
Description
Clip foldback
Unit Price
Total Price
19
Paid to:
114.00 National Bookstore
Rceipt #
Paid by
3.05201E+20
Glo Abaeo
Snacks
220.00

Restaurant
3139
Glo Abaeo
Meals
230.00

Restaurant
3138
Glo Abaeo
Marie Balangue PhP67.50

QTY
5
40
Unit
Description
pcs
Envelope Brown
Unit Price
2.5
pc
Sharpener
pc
Pencil (Mongol)
15
pcs
Envelope Brown
2.5
Total Price
Paid to:
12.50 Asean Supermart
2078
Paid by:
Marie Balangue
Asean Supermart
1994
Marie Balangue
Asean Supermart
6.00
37.50 Asean Supermart
1994
Marie Balangue
1994
Marie Balangue
6.00
Receipt #
Meeting at Mandarin Restaurant

Date: March 6, 2012
Venue: Mandarin Restaurant
Objective: To plan other meta-legal activities.
Attendance:
1. Karlo Altomonte
2. Cristel/Calypso Alaia
3. Gregory Rugay
4. Glo Abaeo
6. Marie Balangue
7. Florenda Pedro
8. Guia Limpin
9. Ellen Lao
11. Atty Marissa Dacayanan
12. Myke Sotero
14. Anjoy Salvado
** Andrea Leigh was at the HQ2 arranging the photocopies of signatures collected from Session in Bloom.
Donations:
An Anonymous donor paid for the food.
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Audit (part 1)
Date: March 8, 2012
Venue: HQ2
Objective: To audit the books
Attendance:
1. Marie Balangue, PS182 treasurer
2. Sonn Fernandez, auditor (ATAD)
3. Estela Dulay, auditor (ATAD)
4. Cristel Pay Seng (point person for Session in Bloom)

5. Ivy Buenaobra

Donations:
Anonymous c/o Anjoy Salvado
Carolyn Weygan Hildebrand
Ingrid Payaket c/o Karlo Altomonte
Luchie Maranan c/o Karlo Altomonte
Anonymous c/o Andrea Leigh Cosalan
Piso Para Sa Puno (Session in Bloom)
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Origin
PhP500.00
PhP4,992.50 (via Western Union)
PhP1,000.00
PhP 500.00
PhP 450.00
PhP3,500.00 (handed over by Cristel Pay Seng/Calypso Alaia)
YY
MM
DD
Donor
2012
Anjoy Salvado
Anonymous
2012
U.S.A.
Carolyn Weygan
Hildebrand
2012
La Trinidad
Ingrid Payaket
2012
Baguio City
2012
2012
Donation
PhP500
PhP equivalent
Through:
500.00 Anjoy Salvado
Details
Given for Save: The
Runway
4,992.50 Western Union
MTCN 191 - 509 0480
PhP1,000
1,000.00 Cash
c/o Karlo Altomonte
Luchie Maranan
PhP500
500.00 Cash
c/o Karlo Altomonte
Anonymous
c/o Andrea Leigh

Cosalan
PhP450
450.00 Cash
sale of t-shirts
Session in Bloom
Piso Para sa Puno
PhP3,500
3,500.00 Cash
USD120.17
c/o Cristel Pay Seng
Bumper Sticker, stickers, Luggage tags/ID

Date: March 8, 2012
Objective: Projected for Take Back Luneta Hill & information campaign
Donations:
Maela Liwanag Jose
Marie Balangue
Qty
7
2
1
PhP500.00
PhP219.00
Unit
Description
sheets Bumper Sticker
sheets sticker label
sheet Card label
Lineplus Permanent
Marker (green)
pc
1
5
pc
Lamination
pages Fototac
Unit Price
60
60
60
Total Price
Paid to:
420.00 Com-plex
120.00 Com-plex
60.00 Com-plex
Receipt #
18452
18452
18452
Paid by
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
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39.00 CID Express
269776
Marie Balangue
60
16
60.00 CID Express

80.00 C.T. Photo Gallery
269776
66645
Marie Balangue
Marie Balangue
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Take Back Luneta Hill

Date: March 11, 2012
Venue: Luneta Hill Road, Baguio City
Objective: To walk at the sidewalk of Luneta Hill while protesting against SM City Baguio.
Attendance: >30 participants, including
13. Gabby
8. Gregory Rugay
14. Jason Domling
3. Guia Limpin
9. Team Gwapo
15. Chester
4. Perry Mendoza
5. Gladys Alumit
11. Kar Calderon
6. Hector Kawig
12. Glo Abaeo
Cost to Project Save 182: None. Bumper stickers & tags distributed.
Donations:
Karlo Altomonte secured the rally permit.
An Anonymous Donor gave the paints & brushes.
Volunteers paid for their transport, food, and drinks.
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Photos by Ivy Buenaobra & Guia Limpin

Attendance:
7. Gladys Alumit
9. Atty Jado
10. Atty Bubut Olarte
5. Karlo Altomonte
11. Marie Balangue
6. Glo Abaeo
12. Buia Limpin
Donations:
Len Nolasco PhP1,500 (through BPIMarch 13, 2012)
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Flyers at BAMARVA General Assembly

Date: March 17, 2012 (1 til 5pm)
Venue: Baguio-Benguet Community Credit Cooperative, Inc
Objective: To distribute flyers at the General Assembly and gain support from the members.
Attendance:
1. Marie Balangue
Donations:
An Anonymous donor sent the 500 flyers for distribution.
Notes:
**BAMARVA spent PhP800,000++ for their case against Uniwide and the City of Baguio.
**BAMARVA is raising PhP1.2 million to get their case heard at the level of the Court of Appeals.
PAANO MO GUSTONG GUNITAIN ANG BAGUIO?
Ang 182 puno ay kayang mag-impok ng libo-libong litro ng tubig. Kapag natuloy ang plano ng SM City Baguio na tanggalin o putulin ang mga puno sa Luneta Hill, saan pa ba aagos ang tubig ulan kundi sa mga mas mabababang lugar tulad ng Session Road, Gov. Pack Road at Harrison Road na maaaring maging sanhi ng pagbaha dito?
At kung walang mga punong maglilikom ng tubig ulan, maaring lumambot ng labis ang lupa at magdulot ng mga
nakamamatay at nakapipinsalang landslides.
Nililinis din ng mga puno ang hangin sa pamamagitan ng paglilikom ng mga nakapipinsalang Carbon sa himpapawid.
Sa mga puno rin nanggagaling ang oxygen na ating hinihinga.
Kapag hinayaan natin ang SM City Baguio na ipagpatuloy ang kanilang maitim na balak upang itaguyod ang
kanilang kasakiman sa pera, paano pa natin mapipigilan ang iba pang nagbabalak ding gahasain ang ating
kalikasan? Hahayaan nga ba nating tuluyang mabura ang imahe at alala ng Baguio bilang City of Pines?
ILAN LAMANG ITO SA MGA DAHILAN KUNG BAKIT
KAILANGAN NATING MAGKAISA LABAN SM CITY BAGUIO
<< HUWAG PUTULIN ANG MGA PUNO

SA LUNETA HILL! >>
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Expose Luneta Hill

Venue: Luneta Hill Road
Objective: To show SM City Baguio that PS182 and supporters are watching them.
Attendance: >50 participants, including
1. Calypso Alaia
9. Angelo Aurelio
6. Ivy Buenaobra
10. UP Baguio students
3. Karlo Altomonte
7. Hector Kawig
4. Jarlow Virgino
8. Jem Corpuz
Description
Kerosene
Total Price
Paid to
200.00 to Calypso Alaia
Receipt
Acknowledgment
Receipt
Paid by
Marie Balangue
**Treasurer lost the receipt because she was too tired and sleepy from travelling from Sagada and attending the BAMARVA
General Assembly when Calypso & co. came back to give back the torches and receipt.
Donations:
An Anonymous donor lent a generator and flashlights.
Anonymous donor from Australia USD120.00 > PhP4,929.60 (via Paypal 2V688725B229245L)
Photos by Jem Corpus
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Painting Headquarters at Garden Theater

Date: March 19 & 20, 2012
Venue: Garden Theater
Objective: To arrange the headquarters at the Garden Theater
Attendance:
1. Cristel Pay Seng/Calypso Alaia
8. Lucas (FB name: Caps Lock)
2. Myke Sotero
9. Carmellie Anjoy
3. Jarlow Virgino
10. Roi Ramos
4. Wyler Addamag
11 Richard Dean Basa
5. Gregory Rugay
12. Aldwyn
6. Mac Reyes
13. JR
7. Positive Khasyt (FB name)
Cost to Project Save 182: PhP500 only. (Cost of food was P1050)
Time spent: Unaccounted for
Donations:
Team Gwapo PhP590 (given in kind)
Anonymous Donor gave the office space and the materials to fix the facilities.
**This Headquarters would later become BEANs (Baguio Environmental Action Network).
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Hearing for the TEPO (part 3)

Attendance:
1. Atty. Cheryl Daytec
6. Sonn Fernandez
2. Atty. Christopher Donaal
7. Karlo Altomonte
3. Atty. Jansen Nacar
8. Almaria Padapad
4. Atty. Jado
9. Marie Balangue
5. Glo Abaeo
Hearing moved to March 28, 2012
March 20, 2012 PhP2,104.50

Qty
Unit
Description
3 pcs
Photocopy
9 pages 18x24 photocopy
270 pages Large photocopy
Sheriff's fees (Quezon
2
City)
1
Sheriff's fees (Manila)
Unit Price
35
18
1.25
Total Price
Paid to:
105.00 Copylandia
162.00 Copylandia
337.50 Copylandia
Receipt #
130104
130104
130104
Paid by
Almaria Padapad
Almaria Padapad
Almaria Padapad
500
1,000.00 Postal Money Order
B 1410011453
Almaria Padapad
500
500.00 Postal Money Order
B 1450024145
Almaria Padapad

Donations: None.
Mother Earth
Deserves
Our Care
cause
She cares for us
Without complaints.
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Passion of Baguio, Pines City

Persons in charge: Association of Women Religious of Baguio-Benguet & Bishop Carlito Cenzon
Venue: Station 1Peoples Park; Station 2Igorot Park; Station 3Melvin Jones (1.30 til 4.30 pm)
Protest moves up to Luneta Hill Road (after 5pm)
Objective: To pray for the trees and protest against SMs plan to cut/earthball trees.
In the Spirit of the Lenten Season, the Association of Women Religious of Baguio-Benguet , with our Bishop, Carlito Cenzon,
invite all the residents and lovers of Baguio , City of Pines ,to join us in a PRAYER RALLY : PASSION OF BAGUIO, PINES
CITY . The theme of Alay Kapwa : STEWARDSHIP IS DISCIPLESHIP, exhorts us to care for Gods gift to humanity, Creation.
As residents of Baguio, we are all called to be keepers of its original beauty and healthy climate. We want to SAVE THE PINE
TREES OF LUNETA HILL AND OF BAGUIO.
Attendance:
1. Bishop Carlito Cenzon
3. Religious Orders fo the Catholic Church
4. Congregations of the Catholic Church
5. Project Save 182 members
Donations:
An Anonymous Donor gave equipment.
Guia Limpin secured the rally permit for the Save 182 members to walk up to Luneta Hill after the Passion of Baguio
rally.
Photo from Bumbo Villanueva
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Piso Para sa Puno

Venue: Complex
Objective: To have stickers for the collections bottles for Piso Para sa Puno
Attendance:
1. Myke Sotero
3. Marie Balangue
2. Sonn Fernandez
4. Guia Limpin (received the stickers on March 30, 2012)
Qty
10
Unit
Description
Unit Price
sheets stickers
60
Total Price
Paid to:
600.00 Com-plex
Receipt #
21584
Paid by:
Marie Balangue

Donations:
Myke Sotero designed the stickers.
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Venue: Branch 5, Regional Trial Cout
Objective: Hearing at Branch 5 (part 2)
Attendance:
6. Karlo Altomonte
7. Gideon Omero
8. Guia Limpin
9. Robin A. Dizon
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Sonn Fernandez
Nida Dumsang
Estela Dulay
Marie Balangue
Maela Liwanag Jose
Sumitra Gutierrez (at post-hearing meeting)
Resolution at the Post-Hearing Meeting: Formation of the Management Committee

Composition: Marie, Sumitra, Maela, Cristel/Calypso, Glo, Karlo, Gideon, Gladys, Andrea Leigh
Richard Dean, Dr. Mike, Mike Arvisu, Guia, Julius, Ethan, Jarlow
Atty. Chyt & Atty Chris to act as Counsel
Management Committee will approve projects before disbursement of funds.
Qty
4
1
Unit
Description
adRegistry Costs
dresses
Photocopying mobilization
Unit Price
50
100
Total Price
Paid to:
Receipt #
Paid by:
200.00 Registry Costs
2603, 2604, 2605,

2606
Almaria Padapad
100.00 Almaria Padapad
Acknowledgment
Receipt
Marie Balangue

Donations:
Carolyn Weygan Hildebrand PhP4,995.68 (thru Western Union)
Bamboo is not a pine tree.
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Earth Hour
Group in Charge: Cordillera Global Network
Venue: Session Road (near Luisas Caf)
Objective: Commemorate Earth Hour
Attendance:
1. Glo Abaeo, President (CGN) & CGN members
2. Atty Chris Donaal & other Daluyon members
3. Maela Liwanag Jose & Villa Romana staff
4. Anjoy Salvado & friends
5. Ivy Buenaobra & the BEANies
6. Councilor Bilog
7. Other Project Save 182 supporters
Donations:
Cordillera Global Network hosted the event.
Photos from Jem Corpuz
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Management Committee Meeting

Activity: Management Committee Meeting
Date: April 2, 2012
Venue: Luisas Cafe
Objective: Lay out the different roles and responsibilities of the members of the Management Committee
Attendance:
1. Sonn Fernandez
8. Marie Balangue
2. Glo Abaeo
9. Guia Limpin
3. Cristel Pay Seng
10. Eunice Caburao
4. Gregory Rugay
11. Austrude Delo
12. Ivy Buenaobra
6. Gideon Omero
13. Jet Fanao
7. Karlo Altomonte
The meeting was facilitated by Ms Guia Limpin.
Notes:
** Issues discussed were: (1) Problems encountered within the group; (2) Luneta Hill Road barricade to protest marches;
(3) Resolution of alleged sale for ownership with Congressman Palatino held on April 1, 2012; (4) Election of officers
To be done at the succeeding meeting; (5) main modes of protest are legal case, presidential intervention, and extreme
Public pressure; (6) thinning of warm bodies during protests; (7) Pointers for Protest Rallies include caution on the
Treatment of SM security guards (Security guards are not trained personnel on maximum tolerance), and Baguio doesnt
Want pass, so new protest modes should be utilized; and (8) Legal personalities representing PS182 are Atty Chyt
Daytec & Atty Christopher Donaal.
**Working Groups are:
Finance Team: Gregory Rugay (accountant); Marie Balangue (treasurer); Sonn Fernandez & Estela Dulay (auditors)
Permits & Licenses Team: Gideon Omero & Karlo Altomonte
Activities & Events Team: Guia Limpin & Calypso/Cristel Pay Seng
Information Team: Richard Dean Basa, Ivy Buenaobra, & Glo Abaeo
Communications Team: ???
Time spent:
approximately 3 hours
Donations:
Ma. Rhoda FranciscoUSD37.82 > PhP1554.00 (via Paypal 8RN155865X5782726)
** PhP500 or USD12.18 was deducted from Franciscos donation f(USD50). This PhP500 was for the cost of flowers
given for a funeral of a common friends father.MBalangue
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Distribution of Flyers to Boycott SM

Group in charge: Cordillera Ecological Center
Date: April 4-5, 2012
Objective: To distribute flyers calling of a boycott of SM, and promoting alternative places to dine.
Attendance:
5. Mike Arvisu
2. Sonn Fernandez
3. Marie Balangue
7. BEANies
4. Guia Limpin
Qty
1
Unit
run
Description
Flyers of Dr. Michael
Bengwayan
Unit Price
1,300
Total Price
Paid to:
1,300.00 MST Photocopy Center
Receipt #
19514
Paid by
Sonn Fernandez
** 7,000 flyers were made from the above run.

** 100 flyers were printed using Legal Teams toner on Discover BaguioDining Places
Donations:
Robin A. Dizon made the lay out for the flyers.
Andrea Leigh Cosalan initiated collecting the list of places to dine at.
Marie Balangue made the lay out for the flyers on Discover BaguioDining Places.
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Vigil for the Trees

Start: March 27, 2012 til April 12, 2012
Schedule:
8.30 til 2am: BEAN , PS 182, VCM
2-4 am: CVM (c/o Andrew Weygan)
3-8 am: PS 182 (c/o Marie Balangue, Atty Chyt Daytec, Maela Liwanag Jose)
Venue: Gov Pack Road,
Objective: To watch over the 182 trees and prevent cutting/uprooting/earthballing activities.
Qty
Unit
Description
Mobilization & supplies fund for Vigil for
the Trees (10pm til
10am) at Luneta Hill
Unit Price
2,000
Total Price
2,000.00
Paid to
Receipt #
Acknowledgement
Received by Richard Dean
Cathy Espinosa
Receipt of Richard
Basa
Afables donation
Dean Basa
Time spent: unaccounted for

Donations:
Cathy Espinosa-Afable USD50 > PhP2,088.50 (via Xoom X061833714045262 to BPI)
An Anonymous Donor gave water and food.
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Paid by
Securing the TEPO & Rally at SM City Baguio

Date: April 10, 2012
Venue: Justice Hall
Objective: Secure the TEPO
Attendance:
4. Almaria Padapad
5. Marie Balangue

Qty
1
Unit
fee
Description
Sheriff's fee
Unit Price
500
Total Price
500.00 Branch 5
Paid to:
Receipt #
Paid by
Acknowledgment
receipt to Atty Chris Chris Donaal
Donaal

Donations: None.
Photos from Gladys Alumit
57
Post TEPO Rally

Person in charge: Bishop Carlito Cenzon
Date: April 11, 2012 (1 til 6 pm)
Venue: Luneta Hill Drive
Objective: To protest the continued cutting/earthballing of SM despite the TEPO.
Attendance: Unaccounted.
Time spent: 5 til 9.30pm
Donations:
Anonymous donors gave water and snacks.
Photo by Gladys Alumit
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Court Case #2
Date: March 27 til April 12, 2012
Venue: Justice Hall, Copylandia, etc
Objective: To file Contempt of Court (Civil Case No. 7626-R)
Attendance:
4. Marie Balangue
5. Gladys Alumit

April 11, 2012 PhP1015.00
QTY
UNIT
DESCRIPTION
fee
iePhotocopy
no362
fee
UNIT PRICE
Sheriff's fee
Sheriff's fee
TOTAL PRICE
500
15
500
PAID TO:
500.00 Branch 5
RECEIPT NUMBER
Acknowledgment
receipt
Baguio Court Employees

Receipt has no
15.00 Multi-purpose Cooperanumber
tive
PAID BY
Chris Donaal
Gladys Alumit
Acknowledgment
receipt t
Chris Donaal
Receipt has no
number
Almaria Padapad
OR#1276858
OR#1276858
OR#1276858
Jansen Nacar
Jansen Nacar
Jansen Nacar
RP Judiciary
56.00
500.00 RP Judiciary
OR#1276858
Jansen Nacar
OR#1276858
Jansen Nacar
RP Judiciary
OR#1276858
Jansen Nacar
RP Judiciary
OR#1276858
Jansen Nacar
Acknowledgment
Jansen Nacar
500.00 Branch 5
April 12, 2012 PhP3,374.00

Photocopying
147.00
1
1
1
SAJ -DK/FF
SAJ-SUMMONS
JDF-DK/FF
1,432.00
144
568
JDF-MISC/SUMMON
PMF141
LRF
22
VCF
Sheriff's fee
56
500
500
Baguio City Court Em147.00 ployees Multi0utose

Cooperative
1,432.00 RP Judiciary
144.00 RP Judiciary
568.00 RP Judiciary
22.00
5.00
500.00 Acknowledgment

Donations:
An Anonymous Donor gave PhP100. (April 3, 2012)
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PS 182 General Assembly

Venue: UP Baguio Bulwagang Juan Luna
Objective: To gather together the members and organizations with PS 182 and do a planning session.
Attendance: c/o Sarah Mae Sabado
April 13, 2012 Reimbursed PhP500 to Atty. Christopher Donaal for Sheriffs fees.
Donations:
Vangie Ram gave a CD containing the design for t-shirts pictured below:
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Audit (part 2)
Venue: ATAD Satellite Office
Objective: Audit Red & Blue Book
Attendance:
1. Sonn Fernandez
2. Shialamy Toral
3. Estela Dulay
Qty
Unit
Description
pack
Marty's CPS 90 g
pack
J&J Chippy fam
pc
Coke (1L)
meal
for 3
meals
Unit Price
Total Price
Paid to:
Receipt #
Paid by
16
16.00
Mercury Drug - Baguio

Magsaysay
16749
Sonn Fernandez
19.5
19.50
Mercury Drug - Baguio

Magsaysay
16749
Sonn Fernandez
29
290
29.00 Julie's Bakeshop (Branch) 1766

290.00 Jack's Kitchenette
228904
Sonn Fernandez
Sonn Fernandez

Donations:
None.
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Public Hearing at the Baguio City Council

Objective: To listen to Kabataan Party List & have PS 182 heard
Attendance:
1. Kabataan Partylist Representative
5. Guia Limpin
2. Marie Balangue
6. Gladys Alumit
3. Sonn Fernandez
7. BEANies
4. Joy V Hafalla
8. Association of Women Religious of Baguio
Donations:
Volunteers were in charge of their own transport and food expenses.
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Dialogue with DILG Sec Robredo

Venue: Manila
Objective: To dialogue with DILG Robredo
Attendance:
4. Glo Abaeo
5. Dean Willy
6.
7.
8.
9.
Sly Quintos
Mike Arvisu
Kar A. Calderon
Joel Uminga

Qty
1
Unit
full
tank
Description
Lent money for fuel
(Manila-Baguio)
Unit Price
5,000
Total Price
Paid to
5,000.00 Mila Tamarao
Receipt #
Paid by
Acknowledgment of
Ellen Lao
Mila Tamarao

Donations:
Vehicle use secured by Atty Christopher Donaal.
Accommodations secured by Atty Christopher Donaal.
Food & other incidentals paid for by volunteers.
Video taken by Karen Calderon.
Transcription done by S.E.E.D.S Inc with affiliates SDS Multi-media & ResearchMate
Photos from Glo Abaeo
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Dialogue with DILG Sec Robredo (transcript)

Hans Sy
Even then in just doing the retaining wall, the 182 trees would have been affected. It was then we felt since we have to do a retaining wall,
we might as well do something good for the city and let the people to appreciate us, hence the parking structure came about. It was never
about the parking structure first. It was an option of a problem.
Just like what we have done in other parts of the city and other parts in the country. Like a bus station in SM City North EDSAs property, the
bus station in SM Mega Malls property. Both we believe that since, eased a lot of traffic in EDSA.
The more than 6M liters of rainwater collection tank in SM City must be enough which works very well helping the flood control in the area.
The storm ??? (early just slides) in Iloilo, Novaliches, Gen San and others which helped in the flood control.
On the environment issue, we had installed STP, sewage treatment plant, in our malls, big or small, all coupled with tertiary treatment plants
to recycle and reduce all the water for our cooling power and watering our landscape.
We recently introduced our sky garden on SM City North EDSA, which is really a sustainable earth garden as it collects excess rainwater that
we dont have to water our plants the next 4 days every time it rains for about 15 minutes.
We really want to do something good for the city of Baguio a much needed parking structure, a sky garden, a rainwater collection tank,
and replanting of trees for every tree moved. Our objective is to make our effort as benchmark or requirements to all future developments in
Baguio City which I believe will contribute to the good of the city.
I firmly wish and hope for understanding and trust to see how responsible developer SM can give back. Thank you.
so I really just wanted to explain, it was really from a problem na we encountered and we wanted to really do something that would be
good for the city but instead, weve been cursed, weve been anothats why I felt na its a bit unfair. Sana naman, we have track records to
show you what are the bad things we really have done but throughoutat least I can say that for the last 10 years, SM has been doing a lot
of efforts in helping the environment improvement. Although something we are just a bit weak of is how to advertise also. We dont really
advertise what we are doing but recycling of all water is not a requirement but we are doing all that even if we know that its a bit expensive
because we really do want to contribute something back to the environment. So, thats all Im asking na sana understanding and appreciation give us this chance to be able to prove to everyone that we can do something. In fact, using us as a benchmark for all future development. Hindi yung kasi SM malaki, SM ganito. You know, in terms of employment, sana nabigyan nyo ng pansin, how can it can be because
of progress, if its ano ... tapos nakasulat progress is greed. Sabi ko, Eh, sana you stop the population growth and then blame it to progress? How can people be able to find job if you dont create job for them. So, those are the intentions of SM. The tax issue as Ive explained
earlier is something for the government to settle because we are just following what we were told. If we pay it everything to Baguio [some
lines not clear]
Sana naman, I really wish that look at the good side of what SM has been doing for the whole country and look forward in what we can really do for Baguio City.
Moderator
Okay, Attorney?
Atty. Daytec-Yangot
So, its very clear that what SM did is a retaining wall in order to prevent the mall from further sinking. So, apparently its enough that you
just put up a retaining wall, thats what is really clear because if you put up that mall you have to sacrifice all those trees there and in fact,
that area is very special to the city of Baguio. The city of Baguio started there
Hans Sy
That was what Ive explained; even with the retaining wall alone will affect those trees.
Moderator
[Some lines not clear]
Atty. Daytec- Yangot
If you put up a retaining mall there and Im sorry for using that word but I think thats the appropriate one. There will really be a lot of environmental damage as compared to a retaining wall which is precisely what you need. And what really has angered the community is the fact
that you went ahead despite the public announcement by your lawyer Sigfrid Fortun that those trees will not be touched while the case is
pending. Your company went ahead on cutting trees and made us appear like we are all liars when you said that you earth-ball trees. I was
personally there. I was mauled by your guards and we know that those trees were cut despite the existence of Temporary Environmental
Protection Order and of course, very suspicious of you that to put up that all those hideous walls, fences that definitely obstruct human view
of whats happening on the ground. We could not see what is happening. If we are inside the mall, we could not see because in the veranda,
there are several fences that obstruct human view. At the same time, just above the road you also put up fences so, what is SM trying to
hide. How can you ask us now to trust you and believe, even at face value, what you just said when youve had not given us the chance to
believe that you are trustworthy. Why do you have to do all these? What is everything has to be done in secrecy and why is everything had
to be done in the depth of night.
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Dialogue with DILG Sec Robredo (transcript continued)

Bien Mateo?
Good afternoon, first the fence is a requirement for every construction, noh ah to secure the area and also to prevent dust and also the noise
because the veranda tenants are mostly food tenants so were trying to protect them for them to feel that business as usual while doing the
earth-balling of trees because theres been a lot of heavy machineries, dust and noise, noh. Ah, doing the balling of trees at night is really a
requirement of the DENR and not SM. Its easier to work at daytime but we are required to really do it at night when the sun is down. So,
when the moisture is much much higher. It is a requirement by the DENR.
Atty Daytec Yangot
So, why the need for a wall then if youre just going to protect the stores from dust. Theres no dust at night. There are no stores open at
night?
Bien Mateo?
Yah, but of course, in the morning we also do the preparatory works, noh and thats where the excavation are on-going noh because those
walls are provided not only for the tree-balling but throughout the construction of the building and ahthe construction of the building will
be done in the morning also.
Moderator
Let me just organize this; lets just have a framework as to how we resolve this. For the point of view of the environment groups, exactly,
how do you see this? What is it that you would like to happen noh so that you know at the end of the meeting, is it that we agree? Is it that
we disagree? At least there is a direction that we are pursuing. So from your, lets say for instance ha, at this point in time, lets make the cut
off as today. Lets forget about what happened yesterday, two days ago. Lets start looking at it from today. Exactly, what is your suggestion? Can you ask them, will this be workable? If its not, what is there suggestion? And if you say its not workable, at least we try resolving in a manner wherein the requirements of both sides are heard.
Atty. Daytec
Mr. Secretary, before we articulate what we feel should be done from hereon, we have to state that this is not just an environmental issue
for us. This is also an issue of good governance. So, uhm our concern is not only those trees being cut but also about those trees being cut
ahh with all these governmental practices as having been uhm, you know, uhm not followed. So from hereon, what we want is those trees
will be safe. SM cannot stand but please save the trees and please comply with government rules and regulations and we are not directing
this to SM only we ask it to government as well. We ask the DENR and other government agencies. Please follow the law.
Moderator
Okay, so can we ask the to explain to everyone exactly what is the process and if the processes were complied with. They are nothing
[some line not clear]
Exactly, given the situation, what is the process? Can we do it step by step?
DENR Secretary?
Actually, Secretary, I brought with me the Regional Executive Director of the CAR who will explain to us the actual situation [some lines not
clear]
Moderator: Can we begin from the very beginning?
DENR-CAR Regional Director?
Salamat ho. Magandang hapon po sa lahat. So, if we start from the beginning, well of course, SM came about with this expansion project
and because of their planned expansion project, there were trees that were going to be affected by this project. So necessarily, they had to
apply. So for which they did and in the course of their application, there are requirements. They had to go to through and submit to us.
And among the requirements po are: ownership of the land,
Moderator
Complied? Not complied? Ano yan? Title, etc.?
Well, wala pong title na.
Moderator
Just a proof of ownership?
Yes, proof of ownership. Yung pinaka proof of ownership nila is actually the deed of absolute sale
Moderator
Buyer sila ng property?
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Opo, of the national government and then also yung endorsements/ clearance ng local govt units. Barangay resolution that was issued in
their favor. And this was also followed by an endorsement from the Mayor that was addressed to the Secretary. And then also
Moderator
Ano ba yang endorsements na yan, required Barangay Resolution, Barangay consultation? Anu-anong requirements
Barangay Resolutionthe Barangay Resolution or Clearance as would have done by the local government. So the process of that is nasa
Barangay popagdating sa amin may en banc Resolution na they went through this consultation, meeting and that there was no objection to
the expansion of the project and to the cutting of trees. And then following that, so magkakaroon na po ng inventory.
Moderator
Inventory conducted by the local DENR?
Opo, upon the submissionyung mga plano po, yung mga blueprint ng expansion project nila, then ano yung mga trees that are to be affected, saan yan, so minapo po to, in-assess po ng mga tao namin sa Baguio. Then, submission ng inventory report, so lumabas po doon na
merong planted trees, these are the alnus and yung mga Benguet pine trees na natural. So following Executive Order no. 23 na inissue po
ng Pangulo, wala kaming full authority doon dahil ang nakalagay po sa Moratorium ay the cutting ay nasa owner ng trees. So eto pong report naming, inelevate namin sa central office for guidance. In-assess naman nila sa central office, so merong mga requirements, yung ECC
na Environment Compliance Certificate na galing naman sa Environmental Management Bureau which was issued ng head ng central office
namin and thenso, yun basically yung mga ano kobasic requirements na nacomply and so bumalik po sa amin yung mga documents with
the clearance of our Secretary to issue the earth-balling permit for the naturally growing Benguet pine trees and cutting permit for the planted alnus trees. And then with 10 conditions may nirelease po tayo. So, correspondingly, with the clearance nag-issue po kami ng permit
doon stating the same provisions na to SM. So, yun po yung in short nangyari dun sa proseso.
Atty Daytec-Yangot
Weve spoken to several councilors and with all due respect to the Mayor of the city who happens to be my relative, we feel that the city
council should have been consulted. There should have been a resolution coming from the body which the Mayor may either have approved
or have vetoed but this matter was never referred to the city council and in fact it was the movement the communitys movement that
referred this to the council from which they held some meetings and today theres going to be a meeting.
Another thing Sir, theres a worry regarding the ECC because we found out that, actually SM does not have an ECC. What happened was
that, the ECC issued in favor of SM Investment Corporation in 2001 covering the construction of the existing mall was amended in favor of
another entity not SM IC but rather SM Prime Holdings and that apparently is the ECC that theyre showing now. So, the ECC process was
not followed and in our view, this is highly irregular because theres going to be a new structure which will cover a different area and therefore there should be a new ECC. Its no wonder that when we went to your office to ask for a copy of the Environmental Impact Statement,
we were not able to get any. There were several other documents that we were not able to obtain and then it dawned upon us when we
look at the ECC that SM presented that it actually has no real ECC, and we feel Mr. Secretary that that is highly irregular.
Moderator
Can we just clarify that? Several questions be raised afterwards. The position that theyve taken is that, there is a requirement for a Sangunian Resolution endorsing the request for the cutting of trees?
Atty Daytec-Yangot
For the expansion, the whole project.
Moderator
Yes, so these are the questions, the Sangunian resolution for tree-balling and tree-cutting, this is the Sangunian Resolution endorsing the
project
Atty. Daytec-Yangot
the expansion
Moderator
Eto na eh
Atty. Daytec-Yangot
To be fair, the Mayor did not endorse the cutting of the trees. In fact, he said there that, You should see to you should take care of the
treessomething to that
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Moderator
Let me just clarify the points that are being raised. The first one is, an issue as to whether the endorsement of the Mayor is sufficient or the
endorsement of the Mayor requires a resolution from the Sanggunian and that will be resolve by way of the process of DENR. So, my question is, Is Sanggunian resolution required?
Mayor Domogan
Thank you Sir Secretary. It is a legal issue and I think if we debate here, I think we cannot solve that. Their position is, It needs Sanggunian
resolution. This is a mall development which even our Zoning Officer says it doesnt need a Sanggunian endorsement. It would be different if
it were a subdivision development like what happened in John Hay. It needs a Sanggunian resolution. Now, this is the resolution of the Barangay, thats why I think we cannot resolve it here. It will be the court. Anyway, because this is pending issue with the court. There are
confused here and I am happy because the Secretary is here and the Executive Director because I am being branded as have pressured
DENR to issue the tree-cutting and balling permit. I can face anybody here. I never talked with either the Secretary or to any personnel of
the DENR relative to that one. In fact, klarong klaro, No. 1, this is now a private property. We have a limit of authority and the DENR has
their own separate limit of authority. As far as the city is concerned, what we have to watch is, Is it in conformity with the land use? And the
zoning ordinance of the city which it appears that it had been cleared by the Zoning Officer, the Planning Officer that it doesnt violate the
land use and zoning ordinance and because it is a private property then as we said, we do not object with the development. Thats what we
said to the DENR, thats the tenor of our endorsement. Ah, but even on that way, on the issue on whether or not it requires resolution of
endorsement of the city council, as I said that is a legal issue because the zoning officer said, it doesnt need because this is just like Euro
Hotel and the other hotels in the city of Baguio, it doesnt need an endorsement of the city council. It would be different if it is a big development that it really needs the endorsement. Thats why, yung reniquire ng DENR is for SM to inform the city government and thats ECC. Now,
on the issue of the ECC as pointed out, well according to Atty. Yangot, walang ECC na na-issue to SM because what has been issued was to
this name of a corporation and was amended and later on issued to this new corporation and the latest ECC nowthe letter of DENR says
that this is actually the expansion of an old project and there was a previous ECC that had been issued and the requirements of the other
requirements for the issuance of ECC is no longer necessary. Thats why I repeat, what is required by DENR is for SM to inform and . . . inform the city of Baguio of the said expansion. Thats what is stated in the
Moderator
What is the position, DENR?
DENR Secretary
Ah, Mr. Secretary, theactually Im texting the Environmental Management Bureau Director on the basis for the decision that EMB gave for
the expansion na yan. But, ahyung issue ho kasi ng ECC, matagal na ho kasi etong issue sa amin na inaabot ng isang taon, dalawang tao.
Actually DTI has been pressuring us to please tell the industry...meaning yung investment nila umaabot na raw ng three hundred billion
dyan sa [name of place mentioned not clear] nabibinbin dahil saang nangyari dyan, in a manner na makakatulong kami for example
yung ganito, existing naman yung structure, andun yung SM eh, the SM Baguio is much bigger than the expansion, usually if the activity is
will be much bigger than the original size, then there could be a much bigger impact to the environmentit will require a new scoping but for
this particular case, the original SM is much bigger than the expansion that could be the reason why sinasabi ng EMB, we just look at the
original condition of the ECC and say, uy applicable din yan dito, most probably yun yung tinitext nya sa akin because it happened several
times kasithe DTI has been complaining na hinahabol nila yung ECC ng dalawang taon and the investment naman nabibinbin. So problema
rin naming yan, how to balance investment and the environment. So, the other thing na sabi nga ni [name of person mentioned not clear]
yung social acceptability kasi, before I became Secretary, there is an Executive Order saying that the social acceptability isa yun sa nagpapatagal sa ECC naming so sabi naman ng EMB, sa amin technical lamang, we will tell you the environmental impact. The social acceptability is
a requirement so ngayon ang sabi nila, sabi naming sa DTI, we can give you the ECC in 60 days or in 45 days but remove from us the social
acceptability kasi yung hearing-hearing, naibigay ata sa LGUnaibigay sa LGU yung social acceptability, meaning kapag binigyan kami ng
LGU ng endorsement, nasettle na nila yung social acceptability. So, ganyan ho ang nangyari dyan dahil sa pressured din nga kami ng investors, nohthe Chamber of Commerce and Industry, may DTI and so on that yung ECC namin tumatagal ng husto, wala pa ho dyan yung
NCIP endorsement, di ba yung mga ganun. So kami, sabi namin, kung gusto nyong madaliin kami, then leave the technical from us; remove
from us the social acceptability. So what they did before I came in, the DENR issued an executive order deleting that component at ipinamigay sa iba that is the only time na nabilisan yung pag-issue ng ECC.
Save 182 Lawyer?
Apparently, Mr Secretary obvious naman na mukhang wala talagang social acceptability di ba dahil sa mga protests, movements na nangyayari and yungits our position talaga na that requirement kahit na patatagalin ang proseso, that is a requirement that has to be complied
with. Social acceptability is an important form of development. As far as yung sinasabi mo na pinasa sa LGU yung pagconduct ng survey sa
social acceptability, wala kaming nakita. Wala ring ininform ang SM sa mga tao kung paano nila ginawa yun, kung paano nila ginawa yung
social acceptability.
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DENR Secretary
That could be the reason kasi amendment ang ginawameaning amendment kasi Im just trying to answer kasi di pa naman ako natetext
ng Director but that could be the reason why because ang in-issue, hindi naman kasi full blown ECC.
Moderator
Ang premise mo, yung unang social acceptability [background conversation]. Whether thats right or wrong, iyan yung premise.
DENR Secretary
[Background conversation not clear]
Save 182 Lawyer?
Sa aming position po Mr. Secretary, aside from yung sinabi ni Atty Daytec kanina na panibagong project tapos nag-issue sa panibagong korporasyon, entity ginamit na din ng SM. Noong unang sinerve yung 72-hour TEPO, ayaw tanggapin ng SM Baguio because they claim that
they are SM Prime Holdings and it should be served to SMIC. That is the reason why they did not comply with the 72 hour TEPO.
Atty. Daytec Yangot

Yun nga eh, noong 2001 lets assume na merong social acceptability yun, sige pumayag yung taon-bayan na ganyan yung structure, noh so,
yun yung social acceptability noon. Pero ngayong ganyan, ibang usapin yun so sa pagtingin natin, hindi pwede yung nangyari na i-a-amend
yung ECC noong 2001 at yun nga aside from the fact that the new ECC is in the name of a different entity iba rin talagang project ito. Kami
rin namay talagang nalulungkot na sa tingin naming kayong mga taga DENR ay hindi you did not walk the straight path na lumihis kayo
sa matuwid na daan. So yun sana yung hinihingi namin na doon na tayo sa matuwid at kung kailangang simulan ang proseso, simulan natin.
Kung matagal, eh talagang ganyan. We cannot sacrifice the state of the people for the sake of [some lines not clear].
Ipasok na natin ang investment, bilisan na natin ang proseso. Huwag sana nating pilitin na magkaroon ng social acceptability kasi napakaimportante yun. Yung people empowerment, its the cornerstone of our new constitution po.
DENR Secretary
Actually, sa totoo ho, sabi ko nga sa inyo, balancing the environmental protection and economic development brings sustainable development [some lines not clear], for example you tell me that in the case of Mindanao now with respect to power production. Of course, mam-
adaliin kami ng industriya, kuryente. Bigyan nyo kami ng social acceptability at aabutin kami ng dalawang taon, paano kaming mga taong
walang kuryente? Naniniwala ako sa yo. I would always believe that we will never sacrifice environmental protection but pag ikaw na ang
nakaupo dito, mararamdaman mo talaga ang sitwasyon ng bansa. Meaning, it is not only Baguio that we are handling ah, we are handling
Mindanao, we are handling Visayas. So kung Mindanao ang usapan ngayon, baka nga ang hinihingi wala ng ECC eh. Kasi ang sitwasyon sa
Mindanao araw araw
Moderator
Can I suggest [background conversation not clear]
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Inspection of the 182 Trees at SM City Baguio

Venue: SM City Baguio
Objective: To inspect the 182 trees at SM City Baguio
Attendance: Although many people showed up for the inspection, the SM City management allowed only some people to
go in the site.
Time spent:
Donations:
Volunteers were responsible for their own transport & food expenses.
Photo by Nelson Alabanza
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PS 182 General Assembly & Dong Abay Concert

Activity: PS 182 General Assembly & Dong Abay Concert
Groups in Charge: Steering Committee (for the G.A) & Cordillera Global Network for the Dong Abay Concert
Attendance: c/o M.I.S.S.I.O.N.
Description
Treat from "Ms Tequila"
General Assembly &
Dong Cut the Trees
Concert
Unit Price
Total Price
Paid to:
Receipt #
Paid by
4,587.88
4,587.88
Received by Atty Chris

Donaal
Acknowledgment by
Marie Balangue
Chris Donaal
5,000
5,000.00
Acknowledgment by Atty Acknowledgment by

Marie Balangue
Chris Donaal
Chris Donaal

Donations:
Ms Tequila PhP4,587.88 (via Western Union MCTN 656 602 7774
Anonymous donor sent food and water .
Photos from Ivy Buenaobra
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Baguio Environmental Summit

Group in Charge: University of the PhilippinesBaguio
Resolution:
BAGUIO DECLARATION
Reclaim our Rights to Land, Resources and Ecological Sustainability
Protecting the rights of the poor should take precedence over corporate greed. Genuine development must prioritize the need to ensure ecological sustainability over market profitability. We must never sacrifice people and the
environment for short-term benefit of the few. - Fr. Edwin Gariguez, a Catholic priest who led a group of indigenous
and community leaders in 2009 in an 11-day hunger strike to protest large-scale mining in Mindoro, and recipient of the
2012 Goldman Environmental Prize.
These words resonate as we, participants of the Baguio Environmental Summit, unite and resolve to continue our struggle to reclaim our rights to land, resources and a sustainable environment in the City of Baguio.
We are alarmed that Baguios environment is now in deep crisis, reaching such a state of environmental degradation,
that we experience daily its stark impacts. We suffer the evidences of urban blight such as the garbage problem, the lack
of water, dying rivers, the poor air quality, traffic and congestion, the increase in natural disasters, food insecurity, unemployment, homelessness, shrinking forest areas and watersheds, and biodiversity loss. These phenomena are clear
signs that we may be crossing critical boundaries and approaching dangerous tipping points in the state of the citys, if
not the planets, environment.
We are concerned that the limited land and resources of Baguio City, originally indigenous peoples ancestral territory
and designed as a colonial hill station to serve a population of 25,000, are now stretched beyond its limits. The carrying
capacity of the city has already been exceeded. We believe that the development of Baguio Citys land and resources
should be managed and planned in a rationale, cohesive and holistic manner to take into consideration the welfare of
the people, of future generations and the sustainability of the environment.
We are aghast at the wanton disregard by government officials of the peoples sentiments in giving priority to profitgenerating development for a few elite corporations over the needs and welfare of the majority of the people. We hold
the public authorities accountable for their failure to stop this reckless violation of the rights of the Baguio people to
land, resources and a healthy environment.
We condemn the manipulation of land tenurial instruments in the city to give favor to the rich and powerful over the
rightful ownership claims and access rights of indigenous peoples, actual occupants, settlers and other bona fide residents of the city.
In our desire for a Baguio City that is progressive, sustainable and responsive to the needs and sentiments of its people;
in our deep respect for Mother Nature, its ecological balance and integrity of creation; and after thorough and allrounded discussions and deliberations while keeping the common good of the people of Baguio in mind;
We now forward our recommendations, with the expectation that these serve as a guide for our policy-makers, decision
-makers and urban planners, as well as our own respective organizations in defining the future development plans of
Baguio City.
Continued on next page ...
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Baguio Environmental Summit (continued)

On Land Use:
1. Ensure that the Comprehensive Land Use Plan of Baguio strikes the proper balance between economic development and environmental
protection. Ensure that the remaining forest cover, watershed areas and parks of the city are protected, conserved and further developed,
while regulating the need for residential, institutional and commercial zones. Conduct wider consultations with the people and communities affected in the formulation of laws, policies, projects and programs on land use.
2. Conduct a comprehensive study and enact appropriate legislation to reconcile conflicting land surveys, land use, titles, townsite sales applications and other tenurial instruments of land disposition in the city. Implement and fast-track programs to recognize indigenous peoples land rights while addressing the perennial problem of squatting through mass housing and recognition of rights of actual occupants.
Initiate dialogues between the Ibaloi land claimants and settlers in ancestral lands towards resolving issues of ownership and acquisition.
Declare a moratorium on demolitions
3. Investigate illegal and anomalous land transactions, land grabbing, graft and corrupt practices in the disposition of land in the city. Punish
those accountable for these crimes and initiate measures of redress to correct the injustices committed against rightful landowners and
occupants. Uphold the Ibaloi peoples struggle for justice over the dispossession of their ancestral lands.
4. Conduct widespread public consultations in Baguio to surface the true sentiments of the people before any further action is taken by Congress to approve the proposed Baguio City Charter.
5. Conduct geo-hazard mapping to determine dangerous land areas in Baguio as a basis for disaster risk reduction and preparedness, while
ensuring that this is not mis-used to justify relocation and/or demolition of informal settlers and rightful owners.
On Garbage and Waste Management:
1. Conduct a comprehensive study and hold public consultations and multisectoral dialogues towards arriving at a sustainable solution to the
garbage problem of the city. Close down, clean up and rehabilitate the Irisan dumpsite to make it safe for community residents and surrounding barangays.
2. Intensify programs to reduce, reuse and recycle waste in the city. Encourage and support viable household-level and community-level
initiatives, as well as indigenous and innovative practices of waste management as an integral part of the comprehensive program of
waste management of the city, including the use of vermiculture, the eco-compost receptacle and residual waste terrace.
3. Promote alternative materials such as bayong, paper bags and other alternatives to plastics and Styrofoam in the city of Baguio, and assert political will for the implementation of the law on the use of plastics.
4. Hold the government accountable for the millions of pesos budget allocated for waste management and information, education campaign.
Ensure multisectoral collaboration in waste management and form a working group to study the budget, where is it going to ensure that it
is used for its real purpose of waste management.
5. Conduct community grassroots organizing for waste management at the source.
On Management of Land, Water and Natural Resources:
1. Give recognition to the importance of trees in the development of Baguio and their indispensible role in maintaining the environment,
land, air and water resources of Baguio City, as well as in mitigating carbon emissions, global warming and climate change.
2. Ensure that development plans of Baguio City promote equitable access, use, management and benefit-sharing of the citys natural resources and address the identified priority needs of the citys populace. Guard against attempts to monopolize resources for profit by a
few private and foreign corporations and the powerful elite. Conduct a grassroots- based campaign for sustainable pro-people development by starting in our own little ways.
3. Revoke the permit given to SM Prime Holdings for its expansion project. Stop the cutting and earthballing of trees in Luneta Hill and rehabilitate the forest to return it to its original condition. Investigate the status and legality of SM Prime Holdings land ownership over Luneta
Hill and surrounding areas. Promote good governance and hold the concerned City officials, the DENR and other government officials and
agencies accountable for their decisions and wrongdoings.
4. Conduct public consultations as a standard operating procedure and ensure that the free, prior and informed consent of affected communities is obtained before any development program or project is implemented in the city. Declare a moratorium on large-scale development in the city.
5. Promote clean and green development, environmental education programs in the schools and communities, indigenous knowledge and
practices in natural resource management, and grassroots involvement in environmental management. Promote sustainable urban agriculture.
6. Revive and strengthen the consumerism movement in Baguio City for people to become responsible for the things they buy and use and
for each of us to look into our lifestyles and responsibility in the use of our resources.
7. Ensure equitable allocation and distribution of water resources and take measures to protect the water quality in the city of Baguio.
8. Consider urban planning on a wider scale such as the Baguio-La Trinidad-Itogon-Sablan-Tuba-Tublay (BLISTT) framework for development, as a way to ease the increasing pressure on the carrying capacity of Baguio, while giving a proper place to pro-people development,
environmental sustainability and indigenous heritage values of the people of Baguio and the adjacent municipalities.
These recommendations come with the guidance of the words of Macliing Dulag, the Kalinga leader who was killed on April 24, 1980 for his
militant opposition to the construction of the Chico Dams. He said: What is the most precious thing to man? Life! If life is threat-
ened, what ought a man do? Fight! This he must do, otherwise he is dishonored. That will be worse than death. If we do not
fight and the dams push through, we die anyway. If we fight, we die honorably. Thus I exhort you all then
KAYAW! (Struggle!)
Done in observance of Earth Day (April 22) and Cordillera Day (April 24), on this 22nd day of April 2012 in UP Baguio, Baguio City.
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One with May 1

Group in charge: V.O.C.A.S Artists
Venue: in front of La Azotea, Session Road
Objective: Using SM plastic bags over their heads to be anonymous and make the statement that protesters to the cutting/
Earthballing of the 182 trees could just be anybody, the artists and their friends showed their support for Laborers
around the World and called attention to the earthballing of 49 trees done by SM City Baguio, hoping people will
Continue the boycott of SM.
Attendance:
1. Kabunyan De Guia
6. Marie Balangue
11. a friend from Sweden
2. Malaya Camporedondo
7. Kalawang
12. Luningning Camporedondo
3. Kalipay C. De Guia
8. Ferdie Balanag
13. Paeng
4. Bumbo Villanueva
9. Chavi Romawac
14. Cristel Pay Seng (BEAN)
10. Florenda Pedro
15. Jarlow Virgino (BEAN)
Donations:
BEANies came to give away flyers about the boycott of SM.
Tristan Joseph Escarlan USD0.98 > PhP40.26 (via Paypal 6K5166447P7558155)
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TEPO Hearing (part 5)

Date: April 26 > moved to May 2, 2012
Attendance:
2. Sonn Fernandez
10. Karlo Altomonte
3. Marie Balangue
4. Gideon Omero
5. Glo Abaeo
7. Guia Limpin
8. Joy Hafalla
Qty
Unit
Description
Unit Price
Total Price
sets
Photocopy of Court
Case
88.5
fees
Sheriff's fee
500
Paid to:
Baguio Court Employees

442.50 Multi-purpose Coopera- No OR #
tive
2,000.00 Postal Money Order
Certificate of Mailing
115
115.00
Paid by
Marie Balangue
J1450025162
Marie Balangue
J1450025163
Marie Balangue
J1450025164
Marie Balangue
J1450025165
Marie Balangue
Philippine Postal Corporadated May 2, 2012 Marie Balangue

tion
Transcript - March 15,

2012
400.00 Acknowledgment Receipt
signed by Felicidad
Marie Balangue
Luminario
Transcript - March 28,

2012
600.00 Acknowledgment Receipt
signed by Felicidad
Marie Balangue
Luminario

Donations:
Di Foronda PhP2,000.00 (via BPI on April 23, 2012)
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Receipt #
TEPO Pre-trial (Conciliation & Mediation)

Date: May 8, May 10, May 18, & May 25, 2012
Venue: Branch 5, Regional Trial Court > Mediation Center
Objective: To come to a mediation within 30 days. If not, pre-trial proceeds.
Attendance:
10. Cristel Pay Seng
4. Mike Arvisu
13. Babylynn Degay
5. Sly Quintos
14. Sofia Degay
6. Marie Balangue
15. Prince Degay
7. Gideon Omero
16. Guia Limpin
8. Glo Abaeo
17. Kathleen Bugnosen
9. Gladys Alumit
18. Joy Hafalla
Donations:
Mike Arvisu paid for the lunch.
Cathy Afable Espinosa USD50 > PhP2,075.00 (via Xoom X061813632955091 to BPI on May 14, 2012)
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Audit & Treasurers Notes

PS 182 EXPENSES & DONATIONS
FROM JAN 24 TO APRIL 24, 2012
DATE
EXPENSES
OR/INVOICE
NUMBERS
24-Jan
24-Jan
26-Jan
26-Jan
76
Jet Bookstore
List of needed materials
Jet Bookstore
AMOUNT
Peso
PAID BY
110
Marie
5882
519
Marie
1056
26-Jan
Jet Bookstore
6038
26-Jan
Transportation
9938
26-Jan
Complex Computer
15706
Marie
176.50
1,980.00
39.00
3,100.00
Page
Category
Reference
1
donation
2
3
expense
Dollar
5005
DR space Internet Shop
Corrections
UR Space Internet
Shop
Notes from
E. Dulay
Noted
Noted
expense
Noted
Marie
expense
Noted
Marie
expense
Noted
Marie
expense
Noted
1/2 donation
To make
copies
cheaper,
better to
have riso
copies.
Thnx.
1/2 donation
Noted
26-Jan
Copylandia Srv. & Trading
128797
4,875.00
Gladys
26-Jan
128798
22.50
Sumitra
26-Jan
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Gladys
30-Jan
Mobilization
No receipt
2,000.00
Gideon
expense
As per report expesne

amount
P2,500 and
P2,00 was
noted on
report and
change of
P100.
Kindly
check
amount?
P400 is
missing.
Noted and
stated
amount on
the report is
P1,000
only, as
seen figured. Kindly figure it
out for clarification on
behalf of
our accounting
and financial management.
Thank you
very much.
2-Feb
Sound systems
No receipt
2,500.00
Karlo
expense
Ok.
Audit & Treasurers Notes continued

DATE
EXPENSES
OR/INVOICE
NUMBERS
AMOUNT
Peso
PAID BY
Corrections
Dollar
Category
Notes from
E. Dulay
10
expense
Kindly indicate what

kind of
occasion or
meeting is
this? Thnx.
Is P1500
refunded to
Chris
Donaal?
11
expense
Noted
Page
Reference
2-Feb
Beggang Resto Grill
1124
1,510.00
Marie
2-Feb
Complex Computer
15797
50.00
Marie
Wrong date 2/2/2012 not

2/12/2012
13
donation
Noted.
Kindly indicate Tarpaulin for?
12
expense
Noted
4-Feb
Power Sign
6718
300.00
Glo
Donor - 3,300 not

300
5-Feb
R & R Mgmt Service
301
10,500.00
Glo
Marie
5-Feb
7 Eleven
598
966.00
Marie
13
donation
Noted.
Battery for?
5-Feb
Vitech Internet
2107
10.00
Marie
14
expense
no comment
5-Feb
5-Feb
5-Feb
5-Feb
Good Taste Restaurant

Good Taste Restaurant
45 Convenience
Leilani Received
Receipt not clear

Receipt not clear
47994
No receipt
810.00
1,770.00
170.00
227.00
Marie
Marie
Marie
Leilani
188681
188664
??? (from Glo)
??? (from Glo)
15
15
16
16
expense
expense
donation
donation
Noted
Noted
Noted
Noted
5-Feb
Supermart
75
402.50
Marie
Asean Supermart;
Glo
16
donation
Noted
6-Feb
Jet Bookstore
135
70.00
Marie
17
expense
Noted.
Kindly indicate the
details of
this. Thnx.
6-Feb
6-Feb
6-Feb
Jet Bookstore
7 Eleven
D Motorist Pitstop
122
109676
4110247
272.00
154.00
223.62
Marie
Marie
Marie
17
17
17
expense
donation
donation
Noted
Noted
Noted
expense
Kindly indicate agenda and

what is this
for?
6-Feb
Luisa's Caf
7-Feb
Summary (Financial Statement)
44302
1,199.00
Marie
18
19 - 21
12-Feb
Beggang Resto Grill
1251
240.00
Marie
22
expense
Noted.
Kindly indicate agenda &
minutes of
the meeting. Thnx.
14-Feb
14-Feb
Session Supermarket
Session Supermarket
12021420452
12021420454
210.00
23.00
Marie
Marie
23
23
expense
expense
Noted
Noted
14-Feb
Answer to Gideon
Letter
Gideon
24
14-Feb
BENECO
Breakdown
Gideon
25
donation
no comment
15-Feb
Gideon
No receipt
26
expense
Ok.
500.00
Gideon
Acknowledgment
no comment
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DATE
EXPENSES
OR/INVOICE
NUMBERS
16-Feb
Beggang Resto Grill
1152
AMOUNT
Peso
1,610.00
PAID BY
Corrections
Dollar
Category
Notes from
E. Dulay
expense
Kindly indicate
minutes of
the meeting
& agenda.
Thnx.
28
expense
Noted.
What is this
for?
Minutes of
the meeting
and agenda
please.
Thnx.
29
donation
Donations.
Page
Reference
Marie
20-Feb
Kuya Orly's Caf bar
3113
235.00
Glo
20-Feb
Ruins Inc
221167
979.00
Mike Arvisu
27
donor
21-Feb
C Maranan Trading
283635
80.00
Sonn
30
expense
Noted.
Blueprint for
the soil test
from Bureau of
Mnes &
Geology.
21-Feb
C Maranan Trading
283631
240.00
Glo
31
expense
Noted
21-Feb
C Maranan Trading
283639
80.00
Gideon
31
???
Noted.
What for?
21-Feb
Maxi Photo Center
347887
75.00
Glo
32
expense
no comment
expense
Noted.
What is this
for?
Minutes of
the meeting
and agenda?
expense
Noted.
Kindly indicate the
minutes of
the meeting
& agenda?
37
expense
Noted.
Minutes of
the meeting
please.
38
donation
Noted
22-Feb
22-Feb
Luisa's Caf
Luisa's caf
44648
44664
1,632.00
617.00
Marie
33
Marie
34
Financial Report
27-Feb
35 - 36
Kuya Orly's Caf bar
3126
210.00
Marie
Kuya Orly's Caf bar

Copylandia
27-Feb Srv. &
Trading
27-Feb
I shi Internet Caf
27-Feb
I shi Internet Caf
27-Feb
Envelope
27-Feb
Envelope
27-Feb
The Phils Best
3129
785.00
Mike Arvisu
27-Feb
27-Feb
27-Feb
78
129582
donor
1,643.00
Marie
39
expense
Noted
383
371
No receipt
No receipt
36262
35.00
42.00
18.00
12.00
20.00
Marie
Marie
Marie
Marie
Cristel
40
40
41
41
42
???
???
expense
expense
expense
Noted
Noted
Noted
Noted
Noted
Maya Almaria
No receipt
3.00
Maya
42
expense
Noted.
Receipt pls.
Phil. Postal corp
No receipt
465.00
Marie
43
expense
Noted.
What was
sent and
where for?

DATE
27-Feb
27-Feb
EXPENSES
Court Filing fee
Kuya Orly's Caf bar
OR/INVOICE
AMOUNT
NUMBERS
Peso
No receipt
1,000.00
No receipt
1,050.00
PAID BY
Corrections
Dollar
Good Taste Rest & transpo
Marie
Marie
See Photo; Sheriffs Trust fund
OR 3131
Delivery Receipt
Notes from
E. Dulay
44
expense
Receipt,
when &
what for?
some expense
Noted.
Agenda &
minutes of
the meeting. How
much did
Sonn &
Marie pay
and is it
inclused on
the receipt?
45
donation
no comment
46
No receipt
860.00
Calypso
OR 225272
2-Mar Reserved for March 2 activity

3-Mar
Category
Reference

1-Mar
Page
47
48
Delivery receipt
Rico Gutierrez
49
donation
no comment
50
51
51
51
51
51
expense
???
???
donation
donation
Noted
Noted
Noted
Noted
Noted

5-Mar
Nat'l Book Store
5-Mar
Kuya Orly's Caf bar
5-Mar
Kuya Orly's Caf bar
5-Mar
Asean Supermarket
5-Mar
Asean Supermarket
792802
3139
3138
2078
1994
114.00
220.00
230.00
12.50
49.50
Glo
Marie
Marie
Marie
Marie
6-Mar
129766
28,608.00
Marie
52
expense
What is this
for?
6-Mar
7-Mar
140401
190.00
Marie
Noted
129823
145.00
Marie
54
55
56
57
expense
8-Mar
TSB Bazaar
Financial Report
Blank page
8-Mar
Complex Computer
18452
540.00
Marie
58
8-Mar
Cid Express, Inc
269776
99.00
Marie
59
donation
no comment
8-Mar
CT Photo Gallery
66645
80.00
Marie
59
donation
no comment
Acknowledgment
200.00
Calypso
expense
Noted
5114
49.00
Noted
64
64
64
65
donation
expense to
500
expense
expense
expense
expense
Glo
Glo
donated by Marie
donated by Marie
20-Mar
Blank page
Calypso
Blank page
Transpo Taxi
20-Mar
Good Taste
No receipt
1,050.00
20-Mar
20-Mar
20-Mar
27-Mar

Postal Money Order
Postal Money Order
Complex Computer
130104
1410011453
1450024145
21584
604.00
1,000.00
500.00
600.00
Maya
Marie
Marie
Marie
27-Mar
Registry Cost
No receipt
200.00
Marie
Maya - 2603,
2604, 2605, 2606
66
expense
27-Mar
Photocopy
No receipt
100.00
Marie
Maya
66
expense
27-Mar
Fund Liquidation for Shirts
Richard Dean's
Acknowledgment
430.00
Richard Dean
reimbursed to Nice
& Nowty
66
expense
27-Mar
Fund raised from shirt sales
Richard Dean's
Acknowledgment
100.00
Richard Dean
66
donation
27-Mar
Fund Liquidation for Shirts
Andrea Cosalan
450.00
Andrea Cosalan
66
expense
17-Mar
Richard Dean ???donated?
60
61
62
63
Team Painting OR 250581
63
expense
Noted
expense til
Noted
500 only
reimbursed to Nice
& Nowty
Noted
Noted
Noted
Noted
Noted
Noted.
Receipt
pls?
79

DATE
EXPENSES
OR/INVOICE
NUMBERS
AMOUNT
Peso
PAID BY
Corrections
Dollar
Page
Category
Reference
1,300.00
Sonn
reimbursed to
Sonn Fernandez
67
expense
Acknowledgment
500.00
Chris
reimbursed to Atty
Donaal
68
expense
Sheriff's Fees
Acknowledgment
500.00
Chris
reimbursed to Atty
Donaal
69
expense
11-Apr
Baguio Court Employees Multipurpose Cooperative
No number
15.00
Gladys
donated by Gladys
69
expense
11-Apr
Sheriff's Fees
Acknowledgment
500.00
Chris
reimbursed to Atty
Donaal
69
expense
12-Apr
Baguio Court Employees Multipurpose Cooperative
No number
147.00
Maya
70
expense
12-Apr
Filing Fee
Acknowledgment
4,000.00
Jansen
71
expense
12-Apr
RTC-Baguio City
1276858
2,727.00
Jansen
72
expense
13-Apr
Sheriff's Fees
Acknowledgment
500.00
Chris
reimbursed to Atty
Donaal
73
expense
14-Apr
Mercury Drug-Baguio Magsaysay
16749
35.50
Sonn
reimbursed to
Sonn Fernandez
74
expense
Julie's Bakeshop (Branch)
12766
29.00
Sonn
reimbursed to
Sonn Fernandez
75
expense
Jack's Kitchenette
228904
290.00
Sonn
reimbursed to
Sonn Fernandez
76
expense
reimbursed to Mila
Tamarao
76
expense
77
expense
4-Apr
MST Photocopy Center
19514
10-Apr
Sheriff's Fees
11-Apr
refer to
OR#1276858
Reimbursement for money lent

16-Apr for trip to Manila (fuel for Ma- Acknowledgment
nila-Baguio)
5,000.00
Ellen Lao
17-Apr
Acknowledgment
2,000.00
Richard Dean
Acknowledgment
4,587.88
Chris
given to Atty Chris

Donaal
77
expense
Acknowledgment
5,000.00
Chris
given to Atty Chris

Donaal
78
expense
21-Apr
Mobilization & Supplies

Treat from
Ms Tequila
General Assembly & Dong
Abay Concert
Notes
from
E.
Dulay
Financial Statement
79
TOTAL AMOUNT OF DONATIONS & EXPENSES
Php109,322.50
REFERENCE: RED BOOK OF MS. MARIE BALANGUE
Noted and audited by: ESTELA A. DULAY
The Audit Team has reviewed Marie Balangue's Account Files and would appreciate to receive the Official Receipts from Gideon Omero & Calypso Alaia. We
had found that all donations and expenses had been itemized, with receipts attached.
Recommendations:
1.
Attendance and Minutes of the Meetings should be submitted with the itemized receipts of food & drinks served during the meeting.
2.
If the treasurer (Marie) is not around to pay for the items, please indicate the person doing the transaction in the receipt.
3.
For the Piso Para Sa Puno, please follow Karlo's example of counting the money in front of at least 2 witnesses, listing on paper the number of coins &
bills received, before turning it over to the treasurer.
4.
We encourage volunteerism. Food and transportation expenses, as much as possible shall be shouldered by the volunteer.
5.
Further recommendations will be posted after the other receipts had been received.
80
Audit & Treasurers Notes (Blue Book)

PS 182 DONATIONS
DATE
DONOR
OR/INVOICE
NUMBERS
24-Jan
Glo Abaeo
24-Jan
Anonymous (Australia)
25-Jan Noemi Madrid (TO ON Canada)

25-Jan
Gladys Alumit
26-Jan
Gideon Omero
GIVEN
THROUGH
AMOUNT
Peso
8FB4008188979411W
Dollar
Reference
1
100
MCTN 604 821 9779
10,939.73
28-Jan
Rodolfo H. Catu
(2012.01.28)
10,000.00
29-Jan
Randy Selga
BPI - Jan 31 - 4348
4,435.00
29-Jan
Jerellen Cadiogan LardizabalSoriano
30-Jan
30-Jan
31-Jan
2-Feb
1-Feb
Attendance to meeting
Attendance to meeting
Organizational Chart
Attendance to Meeting
Sharon Compas
3-Feb
JM (Glo's friend)
7-Feb
7-Feb
2-Feb
2-Feb
5-Feb
Carolyn Weygan
Babylynn Degay
Kathleen Bell
Anonymous (Ilocos)
Normita Guidote
8-Feb
Attendance & notes to Meeting

for Jericho Walk
10-Feb
Bachoy Ikulos/Arfil Josef
10-Feb
Piso Para sa Puno
Paypal
250 Western Union
BPI (Jan 31,

2012)
1, 2
1
3
5
5
100
Paypal
5,000.00
Gladys Alumit
MTCN 5934455909
4,992.50
120 Western Union
2NC95840DL107940F
BPI - Feb 2 - 0311
1M437480RG756271B
1,000.00
Paypal
BPI (Feb 2, 2012)
100
Paypal
6
7
8
9
10, 11
10 (BB), 12
(RB)
12, 31
12
13
13
14
14-18
MTCN 004 137 4598
3,994.00 94.52CD
3,744.05
Western Union
BPI (Feb 10,
2012)
BPI Bank Statement

Mare Tam-ing Cujob & Susan
7-Feb
Kilakel
0, 1
1,000.00
OTO71425JG90305N
Page
19, 30
19
20
BPI - Feb 7 - 4348
5,215.00
BPI (Feb 7, 2012)
Letter request for PS182 logo
21
22
Attendance & notes to Meeting

12-Feb
for Valentine Activities
23-24
notes from PreValenPINES with

the Mayor
25 - 28
13-Feb
13-Feb
Aida Yodong Torres
13-Feb
Deposit slips
17-Feb Lisa Araneta's pledged contacts
LBC165 30228
21,175.00
LBC
300.00
Cash
29, 32
33
34
34 (BB), 27
(RB)
17-Feb
Lisa Araneta
17-Feb
Attendance too meeting with

Cong, 'Teddy Casino meeting
35 - 40
17-Feb
Meeting with "Anonymous Donor"
41
17-Feb
Emails of Legal Team
26-Feb Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Bayan
42
43 - 44
27-Feb
Marie's speech at the Baguio

City Council Public Hearing
45
27-Feb
Notes from the Baguio City

Council Public Hearing
46
27-Feb
Metropolitan Community Church

of Metro Baguio
27-Feb
Affidavit of Andrea Cosalan

about USGBC
48
27-Feb
Attendance at Kuya Orly's aftercourt filing & Public Hearing
49
710.00
Cristel Pay Seng
47
Continued on next page >
81
Audit & Treasurers Notes (Blue Book)

PS 182 DONATIONS
DATE
DONOR
28 Feb
Andrew Pinero
28-Feb
Anonymous c/o Myke Sotero
28-Feb
Counted Signatures collected

during Session in Bloom
OR/INVOICE
NUMBERS
1-Mar
4-Mar
5-Mar
Cathy Espinosa-Afable
Dog Walk For Peace
Baguio City Council Public
Hearing
6-Mar
Anjoy's letter & donation from

Visco's (Anonymous)
6-Mar
Attendance of Meeting at Mandarin Restaurant
6-Mar
7-Mar
7-Mar
7-Mar
Maela Liwanag Jose

Carolyn Weygan
Ingrid Payaket
Luchie Maranan
7-Mar
17-Mar
Anonymous (Australia)
Peso
Dollar
1.00
200.00
Cash
Reference
50
Myke Sotero
50
BPI - Mar 1 - 4348
2,086.50
BPI
500.00
Cash
MTCN 191 509 080
500.00
4,992.50
1,000.00
500.00
120.17 Western Union

Karlo Altomonte
Karlo Altomonte
BPI - Mar 13 - 0311
67 (BB), 66
(RB)
3,500.00
Cristel Pay Seng
67
1,500.00
BPI
68
70
2VY88725BL229245L
120
Paypal
69
70
71
71 - 76
76
29-Mar
Carolyn Weygan
29-Mar
Flor Caagusan
1,000.00
Bank Deposit Slips

Received 60 Piso Para Puno
stickers from Marie by Guia
Limpin
6,000.00
4-Apr
Sold 5 reams of long bond paper to Fritzie Tiong-Daoey
MTCN 520 812 2593
4,995.66
120 Western Union

Chi Balmaceda
Gutierrez
Noemi Madrid (Ms Tequila)
24-Apr
Di Foronda
77
78
78 - 82
1,000.00
Cash
83 (BB), 4
(RB)
85 - 88
MTCN 656 602 7771
4,587.88
108 Western Union
2,000.00
TOTAL LISTING OF DONATIONS
82
77
77
21-Apr General Assembly at UP Baguio

21-Apr
67
67, 69, 70
67
67
Cash
450.00
List of members of the Manage28-Mar

ment Committee
Meeting of Management Committee at Luisa's Caf
65
66
BPI Bank Statement

Handed over 7 dog hats to BSU
27-Mar (Dr. Jocelyn M. Runas from
Baby Moon)
28-Mar Notes on Hearing at Branch 5
2-Apr
70
52
52 - 64
Accounting System notes from

17-Mar
Norweslu GA
30-Mar
Page
51
Piso Para sa Puno (Session in

8-Mar Bloom collection, handed over
by Cristel Pay Seng)
8-Mar Letter for submitted signatures
13-Mar
Len Nolasco
GIVEN
THROUGH
AMOUNT
107,318.82 1144.17
BPI
89
90 (BB), 81
(RB)

PS 182 DONATIONS
DATE
DONOR
OR/INVOICE
NUMBERS
25-Jan
Noemi Madrid (
TO ON Canada)
MCTN 604 821 9779
29-Jan
Randy Selga
BPI - Jan 31 - 4348
7-Feb
2-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
Carolyn Weygan
Anonymous (Ilocos)
Bachoy Ikulos/Arfil Josef
Piso Para sa Puno
Mare Tam-ing Cujob & Susan
Kilakel
Aida Yodong Torres
Cathy Espinosa-Afable
Carolyn Weygan
Len Nolasco
Carolyn Weygan
Ms Tequila
Di Foronda
MTCN 5934455909
BPI - Feb 2 - 0311
MTCN 004 137 4598
7-Feb
13-Feb
1-Mar
7-Mar
13-Mar
29-Mar
21-Apr
24-Apr
DONOR
Peso
GIVEN THROUGH
Dollar
10,939.73
Page
Reference
250
Western Union
1, 2
4,435.00
4,992.50
120
1,000.00
3,994.00 94.52CD
3,744.05
BPI (Jan 31, 2012)
Western Union
BPI (Feb 2, 2012)
Western Union
BPI (Feb 10, 2012)
12, 31
13
19, 30
19
BPI - Feb 7 - 4348
5,215.00
BPI (Feb 7, 2012)
21
LBC165 30228
BPI - Mar 1 - 4348
MTCN 191 509 080
BPI - Mar 13 - 0311
MTCN 520 812 2593
MTCN 656 602 7771
21,175.00
2,086.50
4,992.50
1,500.00
4,995.66
4,587.88
2,000.00
LBC
BPI
Western Union
BPI
Western Union
Western Union
BPI
29, 32
70
67, 69, 70
70
77
89
RB
TOTAL DONATIONS
(REMITTANCES)
DATE
AMOUNT
OR/INVOICE
NUMBERS
(2012.01.28)
75,657.82
120.17
120
108
718.17
GIVEN THROUGH
Page
Reference
10,000.00
Paul Isican
5,000.00
Gladys Alumit
10 (BB), 12
(RB)
Peso
AMOUNT
Dollar
28-Jan
Rodolfo H. Catu
3-Feb
JM (Glo's friend)
17-Feb
Lisa Araneta
300.00
Cash
34 (BB), 27
(RB)
27-Feb
Metropolitan Community
Church of Metro Baguio
710.00
Cristel Pay Seng
47
28-Feb
Andrew Pinero
Cash
50
1.00
28-Feb Anonymous c/o Myke Sotero
200.00
Myke Sotero
50
Anjoy's letter & donation from

6-Mar
Visco's (Anonymous)
500.00
Cash
65
Cash
Karlo Altomonte
Karlo Altomonte
67
67
67
Cash
67 (BB), 66
(RB)
3,500.00
Cristel Pay Seng
67
1,000.00
Chi Balmaceda Guitierrez
77
Cash
83 (BB), 4
(RB)
6-Mar
7-Mar
7-Mar
Maela Liwanag Jose

Ingrid Payaket
Luchie Maranan
7-Mar
500.00
1,000.00
500.00
450.00
Piso Para sa Puno (Session in

8-Mar Bloom collection, handed over
by Cristel Pay Seng)
29-Mar
Flor Caagusan
Sold 5 reams of long bond

4-Apr
paper to Fritzie Tiong-Daoey
1,000.00
TOTAL CASH DONATIONS
24,661.00
TOTAL DONATIONS (banked & cash)
100,318.82
TOTAL EXPENSES accounted for
95,059.63
CASH ON HAND
5,259.19
CASH IN BANK
usd426
83
Treasurers Notes
As OF April 24, 2012:
CASH ON HAND
Date
Activity
2-May TEPO Hearing
Description
Photocopy of Court Case
Sheriff's Fee
5,259.19
Amount
Paid to:
442.50
Baguio Court Employees Multi-purpose Cooperative
2,000.00 Postal Money Order J145002516 til 5

Philippine Postal Corporation dated May 2,
2012
115.00
Transcript (March 15, 2012)
400.00 Felicidad Luminario
Transcript (March 28, 2012)

TOTAL COST
CASH ON HAND - TOTAL COST
600.00 Felicidad Luminario

3,557.50
= 5,259.19-3,557.50
= 1701.69
Turned over on May 15, 2012:

Cash on Hand
Paypal
BPI
Donation: Marie Balangue
(Piso Para Sa Puno)
TOTAL (CASH TURNED OVER):
1,711.50
18,244.00
2,100.00
361.55
22,417.05
Re-checking on finances, adjustments were found (due to (1) Treasurer forgot her passwords to her emails, where confirmation of transactions were done and (2) unaccounted for donations were asked of from other members of Project Save 182.
The following are the adjustments:
From the BPI Account: Cathy Espinosa Afable transferred USD50 > BPI
From the Paypal Account: Rhoda Francisco gave USD50 (less PhP500)
Tristan Joseph Escarlan gave USD0.98
These adjustments were reflected in the preceding pages.
Donations that were listed but didnt pass through the Treasurer are the following:
Joel Aliping
= P2,000.00
84
= 2,075.00
= 1,550.99
=
40.26
Turnover of Finances
Date: May 15, 2012
Venue: HE BREWS Caf, Porta Vaga Mall, Session Road (Baguio Cathedral Compound)
Objective: To turnover finances and books to Dobbels Wallang of A Tree A Day group.
Attendance:
1. Dobbels Wallang
2. Marie Balangue
3. John Wong (witness)
Time Spent: 1 Hour
Turned over (cash in PhP)
Receivables:
Cash on Hand
Paypal
BPI
Donation: Marie Balangue
(Piso Para Sa Puno)
TOTAL (CASH TURNED OVER):
1,711.50
18,244.00
2,100.00
361.55
22,417.05
Sales from 7 Hats from BSU Veterinary Clinic

@P250 each (Hats were donated by Baby
Moon)
1,750.00
CGN (c/o Glo Abaeo)
5,000.00
Ms Tequila's Treat (Doc Mike's & Marie's

"share")
3,058.00
TOTAL RECEIVABLES:
9,808.00
**Note:
There were no available
receipts, so we just
took photos of the
screen.
The Bank Statements
were submitted in the
Blue Book.
85
Treasurers Notes
It had been quite a challenging and interesting task to be Treasurer. Some of the donors had such touching stories, some
were very direct, I believe they ought to be shared:
Donor from Sydney, Australia (from Jan 24, 2012)
I cry when I find people like you and the rest who are doing the right thing. Take care and God Bless. I pray for more wisdom for all the
people in the movement Am glad there is an awakening of the indigenous nations to voice out their stand and get united. At this stage
we wish and pray for more enlightened people like your group to lead our country on this area of awakening. Sad that only a few have this
in their consciousness, as a big number of Pinoy are poor itching under the sun just to survive, no time to think of the finer things in life and
not independent enough to state the right side. So it is incumbent among us who are in the positions in life to announce, shout to the community that this is the right thing to do. May our group of Pinoys grow in number, I pray.
Noemi Madrid (from Jan 23, 2012)
sumagot si Dr. Bengwayan sa message ko.. mukhang di nya pwede explore yung pagtanggap ng mga monetary donations dahil nga baka
iba ang dating .. pulitika talaga oo.. mas pipiliin pa nya.. na magpadala kami sa mga kamag anak namin tapos mga kamag anak na lang
namin bibili ng mga pangangailangan sa organisasyon tapos idrop off sa head office nyo .
Amor de Guzman (from Jan 24, 2012)
Id like to help any way I can I pray that he be safe, always. Those people might have silenced our leader, temporarily BUT
we are still determined to fight for those trees. I hope others who have joined our cause would feel the same.
From a doctor (from Jan 24, 2012)
Good Morning. I am for the protection of our trees. would you kindly PM me details on how to send financial assistance for our cause?
thanks. this may be the only way I can help as I might not be active on the streets due to nature of my profession.
Rudy H. Catu (from Jan 27, 2012)
I will be donating Php10,000 to this cause. Will send it at western union by 10am
Bachoy Ikulos (from Jan 29, 2012)

good morning mam, may i pls ask nu cnu t mbalin pag send t basit nga donation dta group tau. anusan u t basit ngem isupay mango nga
pag gatang u ti noodles, asin ken asukar dta hq:-) im one of the early members dytoy group kt subsubaybayak dytoy progress t protest/
mobilization tau. i feel somewhat helpless ta hanak maka umay nga makitulong t basit dta.
From a donor who wishes to remain Anonymous (from Jan 30, 2012)
i need to drop off something that is between u and me only but for the cause...thanx...i shall be off to work and will open this fb account by
the late evening
Carolyn Weygan Hildegrand (from Feb 1, 2012)
...Yes, Baguio has to eventually work together on this one and have a unified stance for the 182 trees. Take Care!
Aida Yodong (from Feb 1, 2012)
Actually, I asked Epheginia Cho if I could help share the 30,000 peso permit for use of the grandstand but never heard back from her, so I
decided just to send this to help in the operational expenses for this cause..Thank you again..
Marie Tami-ing Cuyob (from Feb 3, 2012)
Aunt Susan and I here in Belgium want to share a little bit for the project 182 and I will try to go and send it tomorrow
Normita Guidote (from Feb 3, 2012)
i will be going to my nursing reunion in september and was thinking of selling calendars to all the nurses there for kafagwayan and a tree a
day... my theme would be to have photos of the rally, as well as the before and after reforestration projects of mike... those pics will be featured in the calendar so they will understand what we are fighting for... w/ the permission of the 2 mikes, of course
From a donor who wishes to remain Anonymous (from Feb 7, 2012)
My family does not know Im doing this. My husband is against this advocacy, but I believe in it because my children are suffering asthma
already. My daughter even plays at being a tree fairy. We need the trees.
Ipat Luna (from April 17, 2012)
I really think this campaign should morph into an independent retailer campaign: http://www.ilsr.org/initiatives/independent-business/,
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!!

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Addendum: Atty. Braulio Yaranons letter to the Baguio City Council

9 City Camp Alley
Baguio City 2600
January 26, 2012
The Honorable City Mayor
Baguio City
The Honorable Vice Mayor and
Presiding Officer, City Council
Baguio City
The Honorable Members, City Council
Baguio City
Hon. Ramon Paje
Secretary, Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Visayas Ave., Diliman, Quezon City
The Honorable Regional Executive Director
DENR, CAR
Diego Silang St., Baguio City
The Honorable Department Head
City Building and Architecture Office (CBAO)
DPS Compound, Baguio City
Sirs:
As a concerned private citizen and tax payer, and in support of the 15,000 signatories of the opposition filed with
the Office of the President of the Philippines, opposing the removal and/or cutting of over 180 pine and alnus trees
at Luneta Hill above the Victory Liner Bus Station, as well as ecavation and construction of a multi-storey parking
building therein, may I respectfully bring to your attention the fact that the aforesaid area, is covered by Original
Certificate of Title No. 1 issued in the name of the Insular Government, now Republic of the Philippines. The area
covered by OCT No. 1 has not been disposed of to any other party to the present time. It is also a fact that SM
holds a title to the same area, derived fro a Free Patent Title issued in 1963. I respectfully point out that a Free Patent Title is issued in administrative proceedings, over disposable lands of the public domain, and not over those
which have become private lands by virtue of land registration proceedings. May I also respectfully point out the fact
that the said area appears to be within the road right of way of Gov. Pack Road, hence may not be occupied for private purposes.
I understand that a tree cutting permit may only be issed ot the registered owner of land where tree cutting or removal is to be made. Under the aforesaid circumstances, it is evident that the area is registered under two separate
and different titles, in the name of two different entities, only one of whom has filed application for tree cutting and
for removal, and therefore I respectfully request that all permits issued for tree cutting and/or removal, construction
of a multi-storey parking building, and excavation be suspended until the lawful registered owner is determined by
proper authority.
Thank you for your favorable action and consideration.
Respectfully yours,
BRAULIO D. YARANON
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I am donating because I love Baguio and its pine trees. It is my home and will always be. Majority of my
family members still live there and I am set to retire there. - Di Foronda, February 22, 2012
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TREASURERS TERMINAL REPORT

January 20 til May 15, 2012

Donations in KindThere were a lot of

Proponent: Dr. Michael A. Bengwayan

Atty. Chris Donaal

Cordillera Global Network

Atty. Jansen Nacar

** Sold: 5 reams of bond paper for P1,000 (April 4)

Atty. Cheryl Daytec

National Union of Peoples Lawyers

Events: Karlo Marko Altomonte

Treasurer: Marie A. Balangue

Cordillera Global Network

Joan Muller (Asst Treasurer)

Rodrigo Berenguer & Guno Law Firm

Back cover (landscapes)

Graphic Artist, Danalex Corp

All other photos by Marie Balangue, unless otherwise specified.

STOP THE CUTTING/UPROOTING OF TREES

Published by Michael A. bengwayan on Jan 08, 2012

Signatures Collected Online:

Street Protest Down Session Road

Post-Jan 20 rally Planning Meeting

Preparations of Headquarters & Legal Needs

Cost to Project Save 182: None.

Toner (HP 12A)

Time spent: approximately 2 hours

Audit not done

HQ2 (P15,000 rent per month; P1745 internet per month

Signature Petitions to the Baguio City Council

UR Space Internet Shop

AYM 725 (MJ & McKey)

Meeting with Organizers & Guests of Pedestrianization of Session Road

Refer to Alvarez vs Picop (2010)

Musicians & Artists Meeting for Project Save 182

Cost to Project Save 182: None

Continued Encoding of Signatories

one jar of coffee

- PhP1,000 (Jan 29) not picked up

Pine 4 Pine Concert Preparations

Meeting for Pine 4 Pine, Voters List, etc

3,010.00 Beggang Resto Grill

Chris Donaal paid P1,500; Marie paid P1,510

Time Spent: unknown

PhP1,000.00 thru BPI (Feb 2, 2012)

Symbolic Tree Planting

UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE

Photo by Ninj Saba-

Photo by Ninj Sabado

Symbolic Tree PlantingAttendance

Bayanes, Marl Jarl

Symbolic Tree PlantingAttendance (continued)

Hamada, Maxine Tanya

Lantoc, Diana Kiyaran

Symbolic Tree PlantingAttendance (continued)

Vergara, Jamaeca Marie V

Pine 4 Pine Concert

Cost to Project Save 182: PhP13,260

Internet Caf (30

V1 Tech Internet Shop &

R&R Management Services

whole Fried Chicken (whole)

810.00 Good Taste Restaurant

additional food for