MALACAÑAN PALACE MANILA
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES
[ EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 34, January 30, 1963 ]
RECLASSIFYING ALL CHARTERED CITIES, EXCEPT BAGUIO AND QUEZON CITIES
Pursuant to the provisions of section one of Republic Act Numbered Eight Hundred and Forty, the following chartered cities are hereby reclassified, as herein indicated, in accordance with the schedule provided in said section one of Republic Act Numbered Eight Hundred and Forty, on the basis of their respective total revenues during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1962, as certified correct by the General Auditing Office:
Name of Cities
Total Revenues
Classification
1. Bacolod
P2,784,116.89
First
2. Basilan
1305880.95
First
3. Butuan
1400225.94
First
4. Cabanatuan
934577.82
Second
5. Cagayan de Oro
1455294.31
First
6. Calbayog
538637.04
Third
7. Caloocan
1625625.83
First
8. Cavite
872011.55
Second
9. Cebu
8369043.27
First
10. Cotabato
738833.99
Second
11. Dagupan
1,097,478.19
First
12. Danao
316,405.96
Fourth
13. Davao
4,735,110.82
First
14. Dumaguete
801,620.10
Second
15. Gingoog
399,326.98
Fourth
16. Iligan
1,130,240.08
First
17. Iloilo
3,896,229.17
First
18. Lapu-Lapu
380,057.71
Fourth
19. Legazpi
654,129.48
Third
20. Lipa
913,404.15
Second
21. Lucena
682,742.22
Third
22. Marawi
332,504.75
Fourth
23. Naga
1,058,119.12
First
24. Ormoc
658,723.51
Third
25. Ozamiz
825,565.65
Second
26. Pasay
4,345,664.58
First
27. Roxas
661,965.36
Third
28. San Carlos
1,012,396.47
First
29. San Pablo
1,189,765.24
First
30. Silay
P1,102,611.60
First
31. Tacloban
1,203,479.44
First
32. Tagaytay
187,487.71
Fifth
33. Toledo
654,864.63
Third
34. Trece Martires
22,081.61
Fifth
35. Zaboanga
2,905,701.60
First
These classifications take effect as of July 1, 1962.
Done in the City of Manila, this 30th day of January, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-three. 1—шphi1
(Sgd.)— DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL President of the Philippines
By the President:
(Sgd.)— SALVADOR L. MARI—O Executive Secretary