DAR fast track 
			inspection of lots in Hilongos town
			
				
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					Geodetic 
					engineers from the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) check 
					if monuments are complete and properly in place in surveyed 
					lots covered by the Support to Parcelization of Lands for 
					Individual Titling (SPLIT) project.  | 
				
			
			 
			By 
			JOSE ALSMITH L. 
			SORIA
			August 27, 2024
			HILONGOS, Leyte – 
			Another landholding in this town passed the inspection of surveyed 
			lots which will hasten the issuance of individual land titles under 
			the Support to Parcelization of Lands for Individual Titling (SPLIT) 
			project of the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR).
			Municipal Agrarian Reform 
			Program Officer (MARPO) Ruben Rebato disclosed that on Tuesday, 
			August 20 this year, an inspection team checked if monuments were 
			complete and properly in place on lot number 9062 in Barangay 
			Hitupdan, a mountainous village some 23 kilometers away from the 
			town proper, after it underwent subdivision survey recently.
			The inspection team, 
			headed by geodetic engineer, Edflor Murillo, reported that the said 
			lot, with an area of 5.8217 hectares, passed the inspection with 
			complete monuments and are properly in place.
			Murillo was assisted by 
			two more geodetic engineers, Genia Embudo and Lilibeth Demillo, with 
			DAR municipal office’s Senior Agrarian Reform Program Technologist (SARPT) 
			Ranulfo Advincula.
			According to Rebato, this 
			landholding was issued earlier with a collective Certificate of Land 
			Ownership Award (CLOA) under the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform 
			Program (CARP) in the name of three agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs).
			After the successful 
			conduct of inspection, survey plan of lot 9062 will be forwarded to 
			the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) for the 
			approval before individual land titles are registered at the 
			Registry of Deeds (ROD).
			World Bank-funded SPLIT 
			project subdivides landholdings covered by collective CLOAs issued 
			under the CARP to be replaced with individual electronically 
			generated land titles to improve land tenure security and strengthen 
			property rights of ARBs.