Tarlac City Clup Copy - 2

Comprehensive Land Use Plan
2018-2027
DRAFT
City Planning and Development Office

CITY GOVERNMENT OF TARLAC
Comprehensive Land Use Plan 2018-2027

City Planning & Development Office
City of Tarlac, Province of Tarlac 1|P a g e
Table of Contents
1.0 Brief History of the City of Tarlac .................................................................................................... 1

1.1 LGU Legal and Socio-Cultural History ....................................................................................... 1
1.2 Demographic Profiles .................................................................................................................. 4
1.2.1 Population Size and Growth Rate: City of Tarlac and its Barangays ..................................... 4
1.2.2 Household Population and Size ............................................................................................. 6
1.2.3 Age – Sex Distribution ........................................................................................................... 7
1.2.4 Urban – Rural Population Distribution and Density .............................................................. 10
1.2.5 Tempo of Urbanization ........................................................................................................ 13
1.2.6 Migration Patterns................................................................................................................ 13
1.2.7 Household Composition and Characteristics ....................................................................... 15
1.2.8 Population Projections ......................................................................................................... 19
1.3 Geographic Location and Territorial Jurisdiction ................................................................... 28
1.3.1 Geographical Location ......................................................................................................... 28
1.3.2 Political Boundaries ............................................................................................................. 28
1.4 Physical Features and Environmental Condition .................................................................... 30
1.4.1 Topography, Slope, and Elevation ....................................................................................... 30
1.4.2 Geology ............................................................................................................................... 31
1.4.3 Land Resources................................................................................................................... 33
1.4.4 Freshwater Resources......................................................................................................... 35
1.4.5 Climate ................................................................................................................................ 37
Source: World Weather Online, 2017.................................................................................................... 41
1.4.6 Natural Hazards/Constraints ................................................................................................ 42
1.4.7 Solid Waste Management.................................................................................................... 44
1.4.8 Environmental Sector Analysis ............................................................................................ 60
1.5 Existing Land Use and Land Use Trends ................................................................................. 61
1.6 Infrastructure Facilities and Utilities ........................................................................................ 62
1.6.1 Transportation and Road Network ....................................................................................... 62
1.6.2 Water, Power and Communication ...................................................................................... 76
1.6.3 Drainage and Sewerage Facilities ....................................................................................... 89
1.6.4 City Cemetery ...................................................................................................................... 96
1.6.5 Slaughterhouse.................................................................................................................... 97
1.6.6 Public Market ....................................................................................................................... 97
1.7 Social Services Facilities ........................................................................................................... 99
1.7.1 Health .................................................................................................................................. 99
1.7.2 Social Welfare.................................................................................................................... 104
1.7.3 Education ........................................................................................................................... 108
1.7.4 Housing ............................................................................................................................. 116
1.7.5 Recreation and Sports Facilities ........................................................................................ 125
1.7.6 Protective Services ............................................................................................................ 126
1.7.7 Social Sector Analysis ....................................................................................................... 130
1.8 Local Economic Structure ....................................................................................................... 131
1.8.1 The Primary Sector ............................................................................................................ 131
1.8.2 Agricultural Crops .............................................................................................................. 132
1.8.3 The Secondary Sector ....................................................................................................... 141
1.8.4 The Tertiary Sector ............................................................................................................ 150
1.8.5 Tourism .............................................................................................................................. 190
1.8.6 Local Economic Sector Analysis ........................................................................................ 199
1.9 Development Admnistration and Governance....................................................................... 200
1.9.1 Local Government Structure .............................................................................................. 200
1.9.2 Local Councils, Special Bodies & Committees .................................................................. 208
1.9.3 Local Development Council ............................................................................................... 209
1.9.4 Local Fiscal Management .................................................................................................. 212
1.9.5 Development Legislation ................................................................................................... 219
1.9.6 Networking and Linkages .................................................................................................. 219
1.9.7 Local Governance.............................................................................................................. 221
1.9.8 Seal of Good Local Governance Indicators ....................................................................... 222
1.9.9 Local Administration and Finance Analysis ....................................................................... 222
2.0 Comprehensive Land Use Plan ................................................................................................... 223

2.1 Planning Context ...................................................................................................................... 223
2.1.1 National ............................................................................................................................. 223
2.1.2 Regional ............................................................................................................................ 223
2.1.3 Provincial ........................................................................................................................... 224
2.2 Vision......................................................................................................................................... 224
2.3 Development Strategies........................................................................................................... 224
2.4 Development Concept and Structure Plan ............................................................................. 226
2.5 The Land Use Plan ................................................................................................................... 228
2.5.1 Detailed Land Use Allocation............................................................................................. 228
2.4.2 Detailed Land Use Allocation and General Land Use Map ................................................ 232
2.6 Land and Water Use Policies .................................................................................................. 237
2.6.1 Local Policies on Land and Water Use .............................................................................. 237
2.6.2 CCA and DRRM Policies ................................................................................................... 241
2.7 Major Development Programs................................................................................................. 244
2.7.1 Key Priority Development Projects and Areas ................................................................... 244
2.7.2 Local Investment and Planning Incentive Areas ................................................................ 248
2.8 CLUP and ZO Implementation Strategy ................................................................................. 248
2.8.1 Investment Programs......................................................................................................... 248
2.8.2 Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Plan and Advocacy ............................. 248
2.8.3 Links to Other CLUP Implementation Tools and Instruments ............................................ 249
2.9 Monitoring, Review and Evaluation System .......................................................................... 249

List of Tables
Table 1.2.1: Population per Barangay, Tarlac City, 2010 and 2015................................................................. 4
Table 1.2.2: Household Population, Number of Households, and Average Household Size, 2015 ................. 6
Table 1.2.3: Average Household Size per Sex of Household Head, Tarlac City, 2015 ................................... 6
Table 1.2.4: Household Population Distribution per Age Group and Sex, Tarlac City, 2015 ........................... 7
Table 1.2.5: Household Population Distribution per Age Group, Tarlac City, 2015 ......................................... 7
Table 1.2.6: Dependency Ratio, Tarlac City, 2015 ........................................................................................ 10
Table 1.2.7: Population Density per Barangay, Tarlac City, 2015.................................................................. 10
Table 1.2.8: Population Levels, Tarlac City, 1960 to 2015............................................................................. 13
Table 1.2.9: Comparative Table on the CAGR of Tarlac City and Adjacent Municipalities ............................ 14
Table 1.2.10: Household Population 10 Years Old and Over, Marital Status and Sex, Tarlac City, 2015 ..... 15
Table 1.2.11: Household Population 10 Years Old and Over, Marital Status and Sex, Tarlac City, 2015 ..... 16
Table 1.2.12: Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population,
and Ratio of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units
by Type of Building, Tarlac City, 2015 ...................................................................................... 17
Table 1.2.13: Number of Households by Type of Building, Tenure Status of the Housing Unit/Lot,
Tarlac City, 2015 ...................................................................................................................... 18
Table 1.2.14: Population Projection for the Ten-Year Planning Period, Tarlac City, 2018-2027.................... 19
Table 1.2.15: Population Number of Household for the Ten-Year Planning Period,
Tarlac City, 2018-2027 ............................................................................................................. 23
Table 1.4.1: Slope Classification, City of Tarlac............................................................................................. 30

Table 1.4.2: Soil Classification, City of Tarlac ................................................................................................ 32
Table 1.4.3: Existing Surface Water, City of Tarlac ....................................................................................... 35
Table 1.4 4: Climate Change Projection, City of Tarlac ................................................................................. 38
Table 1.4.5: Summary of Climate Change Projection, City of Tarlac ............................................................. 39
Table 1.4.6: List of Barangays Prone to Earthquake, City of Tarlac .............................................................. 42
Table 1.4.7: List of Barangays with Low Susceptibility to Flooding ................................................................ 43
Table 1.4.8: Barangays with Low to Moderate susceptibility to Flooding ....................................................... 43
Table 1.4.9: List of Barangays with Moderate susceptibility to Flooding ........................................................ 43
Table 1.4.10: Barangays with Moderate to High Susceptibility to Flooding ................................................... 43
Table 1.4.11: List of Barangays with High Risk to Flooding ........................................................................... 43
Table 1.4.12: List of Laws/Ordinances, Solid Waste Management ................................................................ 47
Table 1.4.13: List of Barangays Solid Waste Management ........................................................................... 48
Table 1.4.14: Existing Equipment and Condition, Solid Waste Management, 2017 ...................................... 49
Table 1.4.15: Total Biodegradable Waste Generated .................................................................................... 50
Table 1.4.16: Per Capita Generation of Special Waste from Households (grams) ........................................ 52
Table 1.4.17: Collection of Special Wastes.................................................................................................... 53
Table 1.4.18: Current Collection Schedule within Collection Barangays ....................................................... 54
Table 1.4.19: Components of the City MRF ................................................................................................... 57
Table 1.4.20: Summary of Monthly Waste Disposal, Year 2014-2017........................................................... 58
Table 1.5.1: Existing General Land Use, City of Tarlac ................................................................................. 61
Table 1.6.1: Public Land Transportation Vehicles by type and Service Routes, Year 2014 and 2018 .......... 62
Table 1.6.2: Inventory of Transport Terminals by Location and Condition, Year 2018 .................................. 62
Table 1.6.3: Inventory of Inter-Provincial Bus Terminal Stationed in the City ................................................ 64
Table 1.6.4: Summary of Existing Road Network By Administrative .............................................................. 69
Table 1.6.5: Inventory of Roads by System Classification and Type of Pavement, City of Tarlac ................. 71
Table 1.6.6: Inventory of Bridges by Location, Type, Capacity, and Condition, Tarlac City 2017 .................. 74
Table 1.6.7: Level III Pressurized Water Supply Areas, City of Tarlac........................................................... 76
Table 1.6.8: Number of Households Served By TCWD ................................................................................. 76
Table 1.6.9: Waterworks System City of Tarlac ............................................................................................. 77
Table 1.6.10: Level II System, Tarlac City ..................................................................................................... 77

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Table 1.6.11: Level I System, Tarlac City ...................................................................................................... 78
Table 1.6.13: Power Substations ................................................................................................................... 80
Table 1.6.14: Households Served with Electricity for the Past Three Years .................................................. 82
Table 1.6.15: Number of Connections by Type of Users and Average Consumption
for the Past Three Years .......................................................................................................... 83
Table 1.6.16: Projected Number of Connections by Type of Users
and Average Consumption (KWH/Mo.) .................................................................................... 84
Table 1.6.17: Power Transmission/Distribution Line, Year 2017 ................................................................... 85
Table 1.6.18: Infrastructure Provision for Power, City of Tarlac ..................................................................... 85
Table 1.6.19: Electricity Rate per Type of Consumer, City of Tarlac, 2016 ................................................... 85
Table 1.6.20: Type of Print Media Available, Year 2017 ................................................................................ 86
Table 1.6.21: Communication Services Facilities, Year 2017 ........................................................................ 86
Table 1.6.22: Cable Television Networks, Tarlac City, 2018 ......................................................................... 86
Table 1.6.23: Infrastructure Provision for Communications ........................................................................... 87
Table 1.6.24: List of Cemeteries / Memorial Parks, Tarlac City, 2018 ........................................................... 96
Table 1.7.1: List of Medical Health Facilities, City of Tarlac ........................................................................... 99

Table 1.7.2: List of Health Centers, City of Tarlac ......................................................................................... 99
Table 1.7.3: List of Health Personnel, City of Tarlac .................................................................................... 101
Table 1.7.4: Ten (10) Leading Causes of Morbidity in All Ages, City of Tarlac ............................................ 102
Table 1.7.5: Top Leading Causes of Morbidity, City of Tarlac ..................................................................... 102
Table 1.7.6: Other Health Statistical Data, City of Tarlac............................................................................. 103
Table 1.7.7: Social Welfare Projects, City of Tarlac ..................................................................................... 104
Table 1.7.8: Number of Population Served by Type of Clientele, Year 2016-2017...................................... 105
Table 1.7.9: List and Location of Day Care Centers, City of Tarlac ............................................................. 105
Table 1.7.10: Literacy Rate, City of Tarlac ................................................................................................... 108
Table 1.7.11: Number of Kindergarten Schools, Enrolment, and Teachers, City of Tarlac .......................... 109
Table 1.7.12: Number of Elementary Schools, Enrolment, and Teachers, City of Tarlac ............................ 109
Table 1.7.13: Number of Secondary Schools, Enrolment, and Teacher, City of Tarlac ............................... 110
Table 1.7.14: Number of Private Schools, Enrolment, and Teachers, SY 2016-2017 ................................. 110
Table 1.7.15: Number of Tertiary Schools, Enrolment, and Teachers, City of Tarlac .................................. 111
Table 1.7.16: Number of Technical-Vocational Schools, Enrolment, and Teachers, City of Tarlac ............. 112
Table 1.7.17: Three Year Comparative Report on Enrolment in Public and Private Kindergarten............... 114
Table 1.7.18: Three Year Comparative Report on Enrolment in Public and Private Elementary Schools ... 114
Table 1.7.19: Three Year Comparative Report, Junior High School (JHS) Enrolment................................. 115
Table 1.7.20: Gross Enrollment Rate and Net Enrollment Rate, Junior HS ................................................. 115
Table 1.7.21: Resettlement Areas, City of Tarlac ........................................................................................ 116
Table 1.7.22: Tenure Status of the Housing Unit ......................................................................................... 118
Table 1.7.23: Number of Households by Kind of Fuel for Lighting, Tarlac City, 2015.................................. 118
Table 1.7.24: Number of Households by Main Source of Water Supply for Drinking, City of Tarlac............ 119
Table 1.7.25: Number of Households by Main Source of Water Supply for Cooking, Tarlac City................ 120
Table 1.7.26: Housing Facilities and Utilities Situation for the past three years........................................... 121
Table 1.7.27: Employment Rate in the City of Tarlac, 2018 ......................................................................... 121
Table 1.7.28: Existing Sports Facilities in the City of Tarlac ........................................................................ 125
Table 1.7.29: Existing Recreational Facilities in the City of Tarlac............................................................... 125
Table 1.7.30: Police Community Precincts, City of Tarlac ........................................................................... 126
Table 1.7.31: Types and Volume of Crime, per PCP Station ....................................................................... 128
Table 1.7.32: Fire Incidence in the City of Tarlac from 2009-2016 .............................................................. 129
Table 1.8.1: Registered Businesses in Tarlac City in the Years 2015-2016 for the Primary Sector ............ 131
Table 1.8.2: Registered Exporters in Tarlac City ......................................................................................... 131
Table 1.8.3: Registered Investors in Tarlac City .......................................................................................... 132
Table 1.8.4: Tarlac City Croplands According to Barangays with Number of Farmers and Crops Planted . 132
Table 1.8.5: Land Area and Production Data of Major Corps in Tarlac City ................................................ 134
Table 1.8.6: Comparative Agricultural Crop Areas and Production Volume, 2016-2017 ............................. 135
Table 1.8.7: Number of Heads per Livestock Category ............................................................................... 135
Table 1.8.8: Existing Piggeries in Tarlac City............................................................................................... 136
Table 1.8.9: Existing Poultries in Tarlac City................................................................................................ 136
Table 1.8.10: Existing Fishing Grounds and Aquaculture Production .......................................................... 137
Table 1.8.11: Existing Support Facilities and Services ................................................................................ 139
Table 1.8.12: Animal Facilities and Services in Tarlac City, 201Y ............................................................... 141
Table 1.8.13: Water Irrigation System ......................................................................................................... 141
Table 1.8.14: Business Permits Granted for the Secondary Sector between 2015 and 2016 ..................... 141
Table 1.8.15: Inventory of Existing Industrial Establishments by Intensity,
Capitalization and Employment, 2016 .................................................................................... 142
Table 1.8.16: List of Industries in Tarlac City ............................................................................................... 143
Table 1.8.17: Breakdown of Registered General Engineering and Construction
Companies in Tarlac City, 2018 ............................................................................................. 143
Table 1.8.18: List of Registered Gasoline Stations in the City, 2018 ........................................................... 145
Table 1.8.19: List of Registered Water Refilling Stations in the City of Tarlac, 2018 ................................... 147
Table 1.8.20: Business Permits Granted for the Tertiary Sector between 2014 and 2015 .......................... 150
Table 1.8.21: Business Permits Granted for the Tertiary Sector between 2014 and 2015 .......................... 151
Table 1.8.22: Types of Financial Institutions in Tarlac City, 2016 ................................................................ 152
Table 1.8.23: Registered Wholesalers in Tarlac City, 2018 ......................................................................... 153
Table 1.8.24: Registered Retailers in Tarlac City, 2018............................................................................... 155
Table 1.8.25: List of Registered Beauty Salons and Barber Shops, 2018 ................................................... 187
Table 1.8.26: List of Registered Tailors/Dress Shops in Tarlac City, 2018 .................................................. 189
Table 1.8.27: List of Registered Photo Studios in Tarlac City, 2018 ............................................................ 190
Table 1.8.28: Inventory of Tourism Establishments and Service Facilities, 2017 ........................................ 191
Table 1.8.29: Accessibility of Existing Tourism Establishments and Tourist Attractions, 2017 .................... 195
Table 1.8.30: Inventory of Tourism Establishments and Support Facilities, 2017 ........................................ 196
Table 1.8.31: Number of Local and Foreign Tourists per Hotel Establishment, 2017 .................................. 197
Table 1.8.32: Cultural and Tourism Activities/Festivals, 2017 ..................................................................... 197
Table 1.9.1: Sangguniang Panlungsod Committee Chairman, July 21, 2016 .............................................. 201
Table 1.9.2: Offices and Department Heads ................................................................................................ 202
Table 1.9.3: List of Officials and Corresponding Functions .......................................................................... 202
Table 1.9.4: Total Number of Permanent Employees by Office and Civil Service Eligibility ........................ 206
Table 1.9.5: Sangguniang Panlunsod Committees ...................................................................................... 208
Table 1.9.6: Internal Revenue Allotment ...................................................................................................... 212
Table 1.9.7: Statement of Receipts and Expenditures, 2016 ....................................................................... 213
Table 1.9.8: Statement of Receipts and Expenditures, 2017 ....................................................................... 216
Table 1.9.9: Number of Resolutions and Ordinances .................................................................................. 219
Table 2.1: Projected Population, Tarlac City ................................................................................................ 230

Table 2.2: Standards in Estimating Demand for Various Land Uses ........................................................... 231
Table 2.3: Estimated Land Demand for Various Land Uses (2027), Tarlac City.......................................... 231
Table 2.4: Comparison of Current Area Occupied and Area Required for 2027 .......................................... 232
Table 2.5: Location, Development, and Boundary Description of General Land Uses, Tarlac City ............. 234
Table 2.6: Social Development Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities ................................................ 244
Table 2.7: Local Economic Development Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities ................................. 244
Table 2.8: Environmental Protection Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities ........................................ 245
Table 2.9: Infrastructure and Utilities Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities ....................................... 246
Table 2.10: Transportation Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities ....................................................... 246
Table 2.11: Drainage Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities................................................................ 247
Table 2.12: Institutional Management Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities ...................................... 247

List of Figures
Figure 1.2.1: Population Pyramid, Tarlac City, 2015........................................................................................ 9

Figure 1.2.2: Comparative Compounded Annual Growth Rate, Tarlac City and Adjacent Municipalities,
1960 - 1970 to 2010 - 2015 ...................................................................................................... 15
Figure 1.2.3: Location Map of Tarlac City ...................................................................................................... 29
Figure 1.4.1: Hazard Map .............................................................................................................................. 34

Figure 1.4.2: Existing Water Surface, City of Tarlac ...................................................................................... 36
Figure 1.4.3: Average Cloud and Humidity, City of Tarlac ............................................................................. 40
Figure 1.4.4: Average Amount of Rainfall (mm) and Rainy Days of Tarlac City, 2017 .................................. 41
Figure 1.6.1: Location of Existing Public Transport Terminal ....................................................................... 65

Figure 1.6.2: Location of Existing Bridges and Road Networks ..................................................................... 75
Figure 1.6.3: Location of Existing Power Substation...................................................................................... 81
Figure 1.6.4: Location of Existing Telecommunication Facilities .................................................................. 88
Figure 1.6.5: Box Culvert at the Manila North Road near SM City - Tarlac.................................................... 89
Figure 1.6.6: Flooding at Luisita Park/MNR Intersection (Fronting Camp Servillano Aquino Camp) ............. 90
Figure 1.6.7: Flooding at Ramos St. (Brgy. San Vicente) .............................................................................. 90
Figure 1.6.8: Tarlac City Waterways .............................................................................................................. 92
Figure 1.6.9: Beginning and End of the Proposed Rehabilitation of the Masalasa Creek
from Brgy. Maliwalo to Brgy. San Jose .................................................................................... 93
Figure 1.6.10: Location of Existing Slaughterhouse and Public Market ........................................................ 98
Figure 1.7.1: Location of Existing Health Facilities ...................................................................................... 100

Figure 1.7.2: Location of Existing Educational Institutions ........................................................................... 113
Figure 1.7.3: Location of Resettlement Area................................................................................................ 117
Figure 1.8.1: Location of Existing Tourism Establishments ......................................................................... 198
Figure 2.1: Structure Plan, 2018-2027 ......................................................................................................... 227

Figure 2.2: Location of Buildable Areas for Future Expansion, Tarlac City .................................................. 229
Figure 2.3: Proposed General Land Use Plan ............................................................................................. 233

Acronyms
BCYW Bureau of Child and Youth Welfare
BDE Bureau of Disabled and Elderly
BEA Bureau of Emergency Assistance
BFCW Bureau of Family and Community Welfare
BFP Bureau of Fire Protection
BSWM Bureau of Soils and Water Management
BWW Bureau of Women Welfare
CAGR Compounded Annual Growth Rate
CAT Central Azucarera De Tarlac
CBD Central Business District
CCTV Closed-Circuit Television
CENRO City Environment and Natural Resources Office
CLDH Central Luzon Doctors’ Hospital
CLLEx Central Luzon Link Expressways
CLUP Comprehensive Land use Plan
COA Commission on Audit
CPDO City Planning and Development Office
CSO Civil Society Organization
CSWDO City Social Welfare and Development Office
CVR Cagayan Valley Road
DCC Day Care Center
DCW Day Care Workers
DENR Department of Environment and Natural
DepEd Department of Education
DILG Department of Local and Interior Government
DOH Department of Health
DOST Department of Science and Technology
DPWH Department of Public Works and Highways
DSWD Department of Social Worker and Development
ECC Ecumenical Christian College
ESWM Ecological Solid Waste Management
FIA Farmers Tarlac Irrigators Association
GIS Geographic Information System
HLURB Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board
IEC Information, Education and Communication
IEW International Electric Wire
IWS International Wiring System
KABAPA Katipunan ng mga Bagong Pilipina
LDC Local Development Council
LDRRMC Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council
LGC Local Government Code
LGU Local Government Unit
LSB Local School Board
MGB Mines and Geosciences Bureau
MNR Manila North Road
MOA Memorandum of Agreement
MRF Materials Recovery Facility
MTOP Motorized Tricycle Operator’s Permit
NAPOCOR National Power Corporation
NCC National Competitiveness Council
NEDA National Economic Development Authority
NGO This Non-government organization
NLEx North Luzon Expressway

NSO National Statistics Office
OFW Overseas Filipino Workers
OLLARC Our Lady of Lourdes Agrarian Reform Cooperative
OWWA Overseas Workers Welfare Administration
PAG-ASA Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical
Services Administration
PCCI Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry
PCO Police Communications Operators
PCP Police Community Precincts
PDP Philippine Development Plan
PDPFP Provincial Development and Physical Framework Plan
PFZ Philippine Fault Zone
PHILVOCS Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology
PLDT Philippine Long Distance Telephone
PNCO Police Non-Commissioned Officer
PNR Philippine National Railways
PO People's Organization
PSA Philippine Statistics Authority
PSGC Philippine Standard Geographic Code
PTB Pulmonary Tuberculosis
PUV Public Utility Vehicle
PWD Person with Disability
PWU Philippine Women`s University
RDP Regional Development Plans
SAFDZ Strategic Agriculture and Fisheries Development Zones
SAMAKA Samahan Ng Mga May Kapansanan
SATODA San Miguel Armenia Tricycle and Drivers’ Association
SCTEx Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway
SGLG Seal of Good Local Governance
SPED Special Education
SRR Search, Rescue and Retrieval
SUC State University and College
TARELCO Tarlac Electric Cooperative
TCC Tarlac Christian College
TCWD Tarlac City Water District
TEI Tarlac Electric Incorporated
TESDA Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
TFBC Tarlac First Baptist Church
TNHS Tarlac National High School
TSAT Tarlac School of Arts and Trade
TSU Tarlac State University
USST United school of Science and Technology
WACS Waste Analysis and Characterization Study

1.0 Brief History of the City of Tarlac
1.1 LGU Legal and Socio-Cultural History1
As lifted from the 2001-2010 CLUP of the city, Tarlac City has had a colourful history.
“Its story may very well be story of Tarlac province itself, which came into being only in 1873-74,
eighty six years after Tarlac town was formally founded in 1788.
From Bacolor, Pampanga came intrepid leaders, namely Don Carlos Miguel and Don Narciso
Castañeda who, years before 1788, with their families and followers trekked through the forests
and hills of Porac and Bamban before finally settling down in what is now known as the town of
Tarlac. They cleared the forest and tilled the fertile soil until a settlement emerged along the bank
of the river which flowed across the township.
The community grew rapidly with settlers coming from Zambales, Pampanga, Bataan, Pangasinan,
Bulacan, Nueva Ecija and elsewhere. The Pampanga dialect became the lingua franca in the
community, as it was part of Pampanga province in those days. The two leaders, Miguel and
Castañeda succeeded in carrying out their pioneering venture through benevolent leadership,
which elicited the cooperation of their followers. Thus roads were built, barrios were established
without monetary expenditure, only through the common efforts of everyone. It also marked the
beginnings of Tarlac as a “melting pot” of Central Luzon, with a mixture of divergent people working
mightily for the common good.
Peace, happiness and self-sufficiency reigned during those early days. Enough agricultural and
fish products were supplied by a rich soil and a flowing river, waiting for the hands of its
hardworking settlers.
Later, it was unanimously agreed by the growing populace to request the authorities in Manila to
convert the community into a town. Don Carlos Miguel prepared the needed resolution and
forwarded it to the Spanish authorities. In 1788, a decree was issued by Captain General Don Felix
Berenguer de Marquina, proclaiming Tarlac as a town under territorial jurisdiction of Pampanga,
whose capital then was Bacolor.
The first governadorcillo (later called municipal) was Don Carlos Miguel in 1788 who, together with
Don Narciso Castañeda, established the foundation of Tarlac town. He was followed by Don Luis
1 Tarlac City CLUP 2001-2010

Briones 1789. It was during his term as the second governadorcillo that the “legend of San
Sebastian” started. It is said that sometime that year, an armed band of tulisanes were stopped
from marauding the town by a young boy who turned out to be no less than San Sebastian himself.
Tarlac is represented prominently in the eight rays of the Philippine flag because it was among the
first provinces to join the revolution in 1896. The K.K.K. of Andres Bonifacio found early adherents
among Tarlaqueños, headed by Don Francisco Tañedo, after whom the town’s principal
thoroughfare is named. Don Francisco Tañedo was killed in an encounter with the Spanish guardia
civil at the outset of the revolution. His early death inflamed the citizenry and his relatives and
followers were bent on capturing the town by any means, but were dissuaded by Don Eusebio
Tañedo Iro, who volunteered to see his friend, General Monet, former politico-military, governor of
Tarlac and at the time the highest military official in Pampanga. Denying that Tarlaqueños were
involved in the revolution, Don Eusebio was able to obtain orders from General Monet to stop
military operations in Tarlac. However, peace did not reign long in Tarlac because Generals
Francisco Macabulos and Jose Alejandrino already started their offensive against the Spanish
forces. On June 25 1898, Spanish soldiers surrendered in Tarlac.
The Miguels, descendants of one of the pioneers of the town, Don Carlos Miguel, changed their
family name to Tañedo in 1872 upon the promulgation of the Claveria decree on surnames. It is
said that the Miguels preferred the masculine version of Castañeda, and Tañedo was also in
compliance with the designated starting letter for all Tarlac surnames- it is therefore, not surprising
that many Tarlaqueños to this day bear such surnames as Taala, Taar, Tabamo, Taban,
Tabaquero, Tabasondra, Tamayo, Tamondong, to name a few.
President Emilio Aguinaldo proudly proclaimed the Philippine Republic on January 23, 1899 in
Malolos, Bulacan. Assemblance of an independent government was formed, with a lawmaking
body, the Malolos Congress, a cabinet headed by Apolinario Mabini ( who was foreign affairs
minister), a judiciary, and of course, an army led by General Antonio Luna. A State University, the
Universidad Literaria de Filipinas, was also opened.
By July 1899, however, with the tides of war turning against Aguinaldo, Tarlac became the last
capital of the short-lived republic then on the run. Among the deputies who were in Tarlac to attend
sessions of Congress were Fernando Ma. Guerrero of Manila, representing Leyte; Daniel Tirona of
Cavite, representing Batanes; Tomas Mascarado of Batangas, representing Sorsogon; Servillano
Aquino of Tarlac, representing Samar and Francisco Macabulos of Tarlac, representing Cebu.

The Aquinos, forebears of the late Benigno Aquino, Jr., came from lower Pampanga like most
Tarlac settlers. The family of General Servillano Aquino settled in the town of Concepcion, still then
a part of Pampanga. Present – day Aquinos trace their Tarlac, Tarlac connections to one of the
“original” families of this capital town, the Tañedo’s General Aquino married Doña Lorensa Tañedo
Quiambao and later, when he lost his wife in one of the tragic episodes of the revolution, married
his wife’s widowed elder sister Doña Saturnina Tañedo-Quiambao de Estrada, grandmother of
former Senator Eva Estrada-Kalaw. The latter’s bloodline is therefore not Aquino but Tañedo –
Quiambao, which she shares with the late Ninoy Aquino, her second cousin.
It is said, “the past is a prologue to the future”. This brief account of the town’s colorful history is by
no means complete. Since 1788, the town has progressed significantly, leading to its becoming the
nucleus of Tarlac province. It has encountered countless hardships in the course of its existence,
including those precipitated by earthquakes, cholera and other epidemics, great fires, devastating
floods and similar calamities. Through the years, Tarlac’s ability to survive wars, economic
difficulties and political turmoil among others, has been proven by its consistent re-emergence as a
stronger and better town, eager to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
Tarlac’s upgrade to cityhood started way back in 1996, with the filing of a bill in Congress to convert
the town into a component city. House Bill No. 6863 was passed on November 17, 1997,
subsequently; Senate Bill No. 2340 was approved on February 23, 1998. Then, on April 18, 1998,
through a plebiscite the citizenry overwhelmingly supported the conversion of Tarlac town into a
component city with affirmative votes of 21,378 out of 26,020 votes. It was proclaimed as a
component city on April 19, 1998 by virtue of Republic Act No. 8593 to be known as the City of
Tarlac.”

1.2 Demographic Profiles
1.2.1 Population Size and Growth Rate: City of Tarlac and its Barangays
According to the 2015 census the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) conducted, the province of
Tarlac has a total population of 1,366,027.Twenty five (25) percent of these individuals, or 342,493
people reside in Tarlac City.
As presented in the table below, the barangays in the city have experienced increases and
decreases in their total population from 2010 to 2015. Overall, during the five (5) year period, the
city has increased its population by 24,161 which translates to a 1.47 percent annual growth rate2.
This increase in population is higher than the growth rate of the province of Tarlac at 1.35 percent 3;
lower than the growth rate of Central Luzon at 1.95 percent4; and lower than the growth rate of the
Philippines, at 1.72 percent5
Table 1.2.1: Population per Barangay, Tarlac City, 2010 and 2015
Total Population Difference
Barangay
2010 6 2015 7 (2015-2010)
1 Aguso 6,110 6,893 783
2 Alvindia (Segundo) 1,393 1,573 180
3 Amucao 1,991 2,220 229
4 Armenia 4,280 4,985 705
5 Asturias 1,359 1,771 412
6 Atioc 1,644 2,232 588
7 Balanti 1,725 1,725 0
8 Balete 4,819 4,684 -135
9 Balibago I 2,008 2,208 200
10 Balibago II 3,375 3,533 158
11 Balingcanaway 5,821 5,962 141
12 Banaba 934 1,048 114
13 Bantog 1,926 2,192 266
14 Baras-baras 3,317 4,338 1,021
15 Batang-batang 1,477 1,666 189
16 Binauganan 4,159 4,498 339
17 Bora 1,471 1,708 237
18 Buenavista 1,224 1,249 25
19 Buhilit (Bubulit) 1,511 1,771 260
20 Burot 5,185 6,105 920
2 Figure is computed using the compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) formula
3 https://www.psa.gov.ph/content/population-region-iii-central-luzon-based-2015-census-population
5 https://www.psa.gov.ph/content/highlights-philippine-population-2015-census-population
6 https://psa.gov.ph/sites/default/files/attachments/hsd/pressrelease/Central%20Luzon.pdf

Barangay
2010 6 2015 7 (2015-2010)
21 Calingcuan 3,168 3,353 185
22 Capehan 1,736 1,834 98
23 Carangian 8,875 9,919 1,044
24 Care 4,202 4,465 263
25 Central 3,507 4,127 620
26 Culipat 1,401 1,898 497
27 Cut-cut I 410 400 -10
28 Cut-cut II 6,890 7,211 321
29 Dalayap 3,094 3,401 307
30 Dela Paz 2,724 2,856 132
31 Dolores 2,615 3,248 633
32 Laoang 2,728 3,053 325
33 Ligtasan 2,816 2,596 -220
34 Lourdes 2,365 2,649 284
35 Mabini 827 628 -199
36 Maligaya 3,626 3,615 -11
37 Maliwalo 10,629 11,891 1,262
38 Mapalacsiao 4,980 5,252 272
39 Mapalad 547 612 65
40 Matadero (San Juan Bautista) 2,449 2,330 -119
41 Matatalaib 21,117 24,140 3,023
42 Paraiso 3,724 3,439 -285
43 Poblacion 272 313 41
44 Salapungan 1,645 1,740 95
45 San Carlos 1,437 1,660 223
46 San Francisco 2,788 2,650 -138
47 San Isidro 11,432 12,555 1,123
48 San Jose 6,423 6,974 551
49 San Jose de Urquico 1,666 1,996 330
50 San Juan de Mata 3,760 3,890 130
51 San Luis 2,761 3,144 383
52 San Manuel 6,343 6,344 1
53 San Miguel 9,239 8,620 -619
54 San Nicolas 6,508 7,103 595
55 San Pablo 4,490 4,582 92
56 San Pascual 3,006 3,080 74
57 San Rafael 14,644 14,341 -303
58 San Roque 6,894 6,514 -380
59 San Sebastian 3,796 3,654 -142
60 San Vicente 16,261 19,040 2,779
61 Santa Cruz (Alvindia Primero) 3,700 3,918 218
62 Santa Maria 1,019 1,254 235
63 Santo Cristo 2,854 2,983 129
64 Santo Domingo 1,126 1,156 30

Barangay
2010 6 2015 7 (2015-2010)
65 Santo Niño 602 653 51
66 Sapang Maragul 10,235 10,682 447
67 Sapang Tagalog 5,096 5,550 454
68 Sepung Calzada 4,367 4,817 450
69 Sinait 2,022 2,234 212
70 Suizo 4,096 4,276 180
71 Tariji 2,600 2,723 123
72 Tibag 15,428 16,328 900
73 Tibagan 4,804 5,459 655
74 Trinidad (Trinidad Primero) 1,469 1,516 47
75 Ungot 3,588 3,343 -245
76 Villa Bacolor 1,802 2,123 321
Total 318,332 342,493 24,161
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population
1.2.2 Household Population and Size
As defined by PSA, Household Population is the “population enumerated in private households

during census”. Tarlac city has a household population of 340,988 divided among 75,546
households. These households reflect 24 percent of the number of households in the province. The
average household size of Tarlac City is 4.5 which is slightly higher than that of the Province of
Tarlac and the national average.
Table 1.2.2: Household Population, Number of Households, and Average Household Size, 2015
Household Population Number of Households Average Household Size
Philippines 100,573,715 22,975,630 4.4
Tarlac Province 1,361,763 311,994 4.4
Tarlac City 340,988 75,546 4.5
Eighty one percent of the households in Tarlac City have a male household head while the other 19
percent of the households are headed by women. As shown in the table below, male-headed
households have a higher average household size than those of the female-headed households.
Furthermore, according to the PSA, majority of both male and female household heads belong to
the 40-49 age group.
Table 1.2.3: Average Household Size per Sex of Household Head, Tarlac City, 2015
Gender Number of Households Average Household Size
Male 61,127 4.6
Female 14,419 4.0
Total 75,546 4.5

1.2.3 Age – Sex Distribution
The household population of Tarlac City is predominantly male. Fifty one (51) percent of the
population are male while the 49 percent are female. This means that for every 100 females, there
are 102 males. As the population grows older, however, there are more females than males.
Table 1.2.4: Household Population Distribution per Age Group and Sex, Tarlac City, 2015
Household Population
Age Group Male Female
Total
Magnitude Proportion (%) Magnitude Proportion (%)
Under 1 7,003 3,636 51.92 3,367 48.08
1–4 28,570 15,057 52.70 13,513 47.30
5–9 34,780 18,151 52.19 16,629 47.81
10 - 14 34,243 17,707 51.71 16,536 48.29
15 - 19 33,871 17,237 50.89 16,634 49.11
20 - 24 32,154 16,334 50.80 15,820 49.20
25 - 29 27,995 14,251 50.91 13,744 49.09
30 - 34 24,994 12,684 50.75 12,310 49.25
35 - 39 23,834 11,903 49.94 11,931 50.06
40 - 44 21,013 10,739 51.11 10,274 48.89
45 - 49 18,826 9,484 50.38 9,342 49.62
50 - 54 15,687 7,749 49.40 7,938 50.60
55 - 59 12,358 6,123 49.55 6,235 50.45
60 - 64 9,569 4,560 47.65 5,009 52.35
65 - 69 6,912 3,180 46.01 3,732 53.99
70 - 74 3,911 1,655 42.32 2,256 57.68
75 - 79 2,671 1,036 38.79 1,635 61.21
80 years and over 2,597 761 29.30 1,836 70.70
Total 340,988 172,247 50.51 168,741 49.49
The table below shows the distribution of the household population per age group. This shows that
the bulk of the population is within the five (5) to nine (9) and ten (10) to fourteen (14) age groups.
Table 1.2.5: Household Population Distribution per Age Group, Tarlac City, 2015
Age Group
Magnitude Proportion (%)
Under 1 7,003 2.05
1-4 28,570 8.38
5-9 34,780 10.20
10 - 14 34,243 10.04
15 - 19 33,871 9.93
20 - 24 32,154 9.43
25 - 29 27,995 8.21

Age Group
30 - 34 24,994 7.33
35 - 39 23,834 6.99
40 - 44 21,013 6.16
45 - 49 18,826 5.52
50 - 54 15,687 4.60
55 - 59 12,358 3.62
60 - 64 9,569 2.81
65 - 69 6,912 2.03
70 - 74 3,911 1.15
75 - 79 2,671 0.78
80 years and over 2,597 0.76
Total 340,988

As illustrated in the figure below, Tarlac City has a predominantly young household population. As
per Serote’s definition, the age structure of the city can be described as expansive, where large
numbers of the population are young8.
Figure 1.2.1: Population Pyramid, Tarlac City, 2015
80 years and over

75 - 79
70 - 74
65 - 69
60 - 64
55 - 59
50 - 54
45 - 49
40 - 44
35 - 39
30 - 34
25 - 29
20 - 24
15 - 19
10 - 14
5-9
1-4
Under 1
-0.15 -0.10 -0.05 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15
Male Female
There are 104,596 zero (0) to fourteen (14) years old and 16,091individuals 65 years old and over.
Together this constitutes a total of 120,687 dependent population. On the other hand, there are
220,301 individuals in the labor force (15 to 64 years old).
8 E. Serote, Rationalized Local Planning System of the Philippines, 2005

Table 1.2.6: Dependency Ratio, Tarlac City, 2015
Dependents Dependency Ratio
Young 104,596 47.48
Elderly 16,091 7.30
Total 120,687 54.78
The dependency ratio shows the number of individuals, young and elderly, in relation to the age
group typically in the labor force (ages 15 to 64 years). Tarlac city has a Young Dependency Ratio
of 47.48; Elderly Dependency Ratio of 7.30; and a Total Dependency Ratio of 54.78.
1.2.4 Urban – Rural Population Distribution and Density
The Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) of PSA, classified 19 barangays in Tarlac City
as urban and 57 as rural. A total of 122,746 individuals reside in the urban barangays and share a
total land area of 4,549.15 hectares. For every hectare in the urban barangays, there are 27
persons. The densest urban barangay in the city is Brgy. Maligaya which has 77 persons per
hectare. The least dense barangay, Brgy. Maliwalo, has 12 persons per hectare.
On the other hand, the 38,000.85 hectares in the rural barangays house 219,747 individuals. This
means that there are 6 persons for every hectare in the rural barangays. There are 48 persons per
hectare in Brgy. Carangian, which makes it the densest rural barangay in Tarlac City. Barangays
Santo Niño and Mapalad are the least dense among the rural barangays of Tarlac City; each
having only 1 person per hectare.
Table 1.2.7: Population Density per Barangay, Tarlac City, 2015

Total Land Area Gross Population Density (persons
Barangay
Population9 (hectares)10 per hectare)
Urban Barangay
1 Cut-cut I 400 9.78 41
2 Ligtasan 2,596 66.69 39
3 Mabini 628 20.00 31
4 Maligaya 3,615 46.72 77
5 Maliwalo 11,891 980.67 12
Matadero (San Juan
6 2,330 86.00 27
Bautista)
7 Matatalaib 24,140 475.00 51
10 Tarlac City CLUP 2001-2010
City of Tarlac, Province of Tarlac 10 | P a g e
Barangay
8 Paraiso 3,439 70.00 49

9 Poblacion 313 20.47 15
10 Salapungan 1,740 78.00 22
11 San Miguel 8,620 620.38 14
12 San Nicolas 7,103 96.43 74
13 San Pablo 4,582 110.00 42
14 San Rafael 14,341 470.65 30
15 San Roque 6,514 98.24 66
16 San Sebastian 3,654 75.00 49
17 San Vicente 19,040 1,065.00 18
18 Santo Cristo 2,983 40.12 74
19 Sepung Calzada 4,817 120.00 40
Sub Total 122,746 4,549.15 27
Rural Barangay
1 Aguso 6,893 440.00 16
2 Alvindia (Segundo) 1,573 376.51 4
3 Amucao 2,220 483.65 5
4 Armenia 4,985 2,735.00 2
5 Asturias 1,771 505.58 4
6 Atioc 2,232 225.00 10
7 Balanti 1,725 1,055.83 2
8 Balete 4,684 900.86 5
9 Balibago I 2,208 390.00 6
10 Balibago II 3,533 698.18 5
11 Balingcanaway 5,962 1,057.00 6
12 Banaba 1,048 350.78 3
13 Bantog 2,192 585.89 4
14 Baras-baras 4,338 507.25 9
15 Batang-batang 1,666 968.33 2
16 Binauganan 4,498 281.85 16
17 Bora 1,708 296.59 6
18 Buenavista 1,249 767.41 2
19 Buhilit (Bubulit) 1,771 386.00 5
20 Burot 6,105 721.95 8
21 Calingcuan 3,353 160.00 21
22 Capehan 1,834 377.96 5
23 Carangian 9,919 207.02 48
24 Care 4,465 880.00 5
25 Central 4,127 750.00 6
26 Culipat 1,898 447.21 4
27 Cut-cut II 7,211 854.86 8
28 Dalayap 3,401 360.43 9
29 Dela Paz 2,856 500.00 6

Barangay
30 Dolores 3,248 900.00 4

31 Laoang 3,053 660.21 5
32 Lourdes 2,649 870.20 3
33 Mapalacsiao 5,252 732.00 7
34 Mapalad 612 560.34 1
35 San Carlos 1,660 350.00 5
36 San Francisco 2,650 290.88 9
37 San Isidro 12,555 802.73 16
38 San Jose 6,974 1,000.00 7
39 San Jose de Urquico 1,996 342.72 6
40 San Juan de Mata 3,890 1,710.00 2
41 San Luis 3,144 391.61 8
42 San Manuel 6,344 1,192.00 5
43 San Pascual 3,080 409.00 8
Santa Cruz (Alvindia
44 3,918 360.00 11
Primero)
45 Santa Maria 1,254 246.66 5
46 Santo Domingo 1,156 300.19 4
47 Santo Niño 653 500.00 1
48 Sapang Maragul 10,682 2,254.63 5
49 Sapang Tagalog 5,550 703.10 8
50 Sinait 2,234 656.60 3
51 Suizo 4,276 190.86 22
52 Tariji 2,723 290.91 9
53 Tibag 16,328 1,198.01 14
54 Tibagan 5,459 1,184.46 5
Trinidad (Trinidad
55 1,516 370.63 4
Primero)
56 Ungot 3,343 703.97 5
57 Villa Bacolor 2,123 558.00 4
Sub Total 219,747 38,000.85 6
Total 342,493 42,550.00 8
The 342,493 Tarlaqueños living in a total land area of 42,500 hectares means that the city has a
gross population density of 8 persons per hectare.

1.2.5 Tempo of Urbanization
The urban population of Tarlac City is 122,746 while the rural population is 219,747. With this
population distribution, the city has a 36 percent level of urbanity.
Tempo of urbanization indicates the speed at which a locality is moving toward an urban
classification. The annual total population growth rate of the urban barangays in Tarlac City is 1.04
percent. On the other hand, the annual total population growth rate of the rural barangays is 1.47
percent. Comparing the growth rates of the rural and urban barangays, Tarlac City has a -0.68
percent.
1.2.6 Migration Patterns
Population levels in Tarlac City have continuously increased from 1960 to 2015. However, as seen
below, the rate of growth per period is highly volatile.
Table 1.2.8: Population Levels, Tarlac City, 1960 to 2015

Year Total Population Population Difference CAGR11
1960 98,285 - -
1970 135,128 36,843 3.23
1975 160,595 25,467 3.51
1980 175,691 15,096 1.81
1990 208,722 33,031 1.74
1995 230,459 21,737 2.00
2000 262,481 32,022 2.64
2007 314,155 51,674 2.60
2010 318,332 4,177 0.44
2015 342,493 24,161 1.47
The population growth of an area is determined by events that adds or take away members of a
population; one of these being migration. However, measuring migration can be difficult. According
to Serote, “Because of the conceptual and methodological problems in relation to migration
assessment, a simple way of determining the rate of migration is to assume that the difference
between the actual growth rate in the local area for a particular time period and the national growth
rate for the same period is due to migration alone.” 12
11 Figures are computed using the compounded annual growth rate

For 2015, the growth rate of Tarlac City is 1.47 percent, while the national growth rate is 1.72
percent. In the assumption that the difference in the growth rates are due to migration alone, the
0.25 percent gap is due to out-migration in Tarlac City.
To illustrate the movement of population levels in the city, the table and figure below shows the
annual growth rate of Tarlac City as well as those of the municipalities adjacent to it. In comparison
to its adjacent municipalities, the population fluctuations that Tarlac City has experienced is almost
identical to that of La Paz. On the other hand, with the exception of two (2) periods, the fluctuations
in the population growth rate of the city is inverse to that of the Municipality of Victoria. It is also
notable that during the 1981-1990 period, only Tarlac City experienced a decrease in its annual
growth rate.
Table 1.2.9: Comparative Table on the CAGR13 of Tarlac City and Adjacent Municipalities
1960-1970 to 2010-2015
Tarlac La San Santa
Period Victoria Concepcion Capas Gerona
City Paz Jose Ignacia
1960 -
3.23 2.24 2.20 3.28 2.93 -- 2.96 2.58
1970
1971 -
3.51 1.03 3.91 3.12 3.69 -- 2.19 2.14
1975
1976 -
1.81 0.03 1.44 2.14 1.80 -- 1.72 1.63
1980
1981 -
1.74 1.94 1.73 2.49 2.78 -- 1.91 1.66
1990
1991 -
2.00 2.34 1.51 -0.37 5.77 4.46 2.61 1.39
1995
1996 -
2.64 1.38 3.20 2.61 3.28 2.94 2.02 2.64
2000
2001 -
2.60 1.64 2.13 2.32 3.61 1.52 1.86 1.75
2007
2007 -
0.44 1.67 -0.19 1.13 1.02 1.24 0.17 0.43
2010
2010 -
1.47 1.21 0.98 1.97 2.18 1.32 1.66 1.05
2015
13 Figures in the table are computed using the compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) formula
Figure 1.2.2: Comparative Compounded Annual Growth Rate, Tarlac City and Adjacent
Municipalities, 1960 - 1970 to 2010 - 2015
6
0
1960 - 1970 1971 - 1975 1976 - 1980 1981 - 1990 1991 - 1995 1996 - 2000 2001 - 2007 2007 - 2010 2010 - 2015
-1
Tarlac City Victoria La Paz Concepcion

Capas San Jose Santa Ignacia Gerona
1.2.7 Household Composition and Characteristics
According to Serote, a household can be consisting of a person living alone or a group of persons
who sleep in the same housing unit and have a common arrangement for the preparation and
consumption of food14.
1.2.7.1 Household Head
Overall, households in Tarlac City are mostly headed by males. However, as the age bracket
increases, the number of households headed by females also increases. Since the female outlives
the males in the City, household heads over the age of 80 are mostly females.
Table 1.2.10: Household Population 10 Years Old and Over, Marital Status and Sex, Tarlac City, 2015
Male Female
Age Bracket Total
Below 20 221 72.46 84 27.54 305
20 - 29 7,146 88.23 953 11.77 8,099

Male Female
Age Bracket Total
30 - 39 15,394 89.52 1,802 10.48 17,196
40 - 49 16,410 86.20 2,628 13.80 19,038
50 - 59 12,201 78.91 3,261 21.09 15,462
60 - 69 6,911 69.28 3,065 30.72 9,976
70 - 79 2,247 56.05 1,762 43.95 4,009
80 years and over 597 40.86 864 59.14 1,461
Total 61,127 80.91 14,419 19.09 75,546
1.2.7.2 Marital Status
Of the household population of Tarlac City, 79.37 percent are ten (10) years old and over. Majority
of the household population in this age bracket is either single or married. There are more single
men than there are single women. On the other hand, there are more married women than there
are married women.
According to PSA’s 2015 census, the number of household members who are widows/widowers
increased as the age bracket increased. In relation to the population pyramid above, which
illustrated that there are more women than men as the population ages, the table below likewise
shows that the female household population who are widows/widowers greatly outnumbers those of
the male.
Table 1.2.11: Household Population 10 Years Old and Over, Marital Status and Sex, Tarlac City, 2015
Male Female
Marital Status Total
Single 61,692 54.56 51,378 45.44 113,070
Married 61,265 49.48 62,550 50.52 123,815
Widowed 2,929 22.40 10,149 77.60 13,078
Divorced /
1,543 34.78 2,893 65.22 4,436
Separated
Common-Law /
7,974 49.11 8,262 50.89 16,236
Live-in
Total 135,403 50.03 135,232 49.97 270,635

1.2.7.3 Housing
The 75,546 households are housed in only 74,429 occupied housing units, which means that some
of these units house more than one household. The most common type of housing is the single
house unit. This also has the second highest ratios for households to occupied housing units and
for household population to occupied housing units. The housing with the highest ratio is the
institutional quarter units.
As shown in the table below, Tarlac City’s ratio of household population to occupied housing units
(4.58) is greater than the average household size (4.51).
Table 1.2.12: Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population,
and Ratio of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building,
Tarlac City, 2015
Ratio of Ratio of
Occupied Number Ave Households Household
Type of Household
Housing of House- House - to Occupied Population to
Building Population 13
Units holds15 hold Size Housing Occupied
Units Housing Units
Single house 64,286 65,318 298,029 4.56 1.02 4.64
Duplex 5,595 5,650 24,350 4.31 1.01 4.35

Multi-unit
4,428 4,456 18,125 4.07 1.01 4.09
residential
Commercial/
Industrial/ 97 97 380 3.92 1.00 3.92
Agricultural
Institutional
2 4 13 3.25 2.00 6.50
living quarter
Others 2 2 7 3.50 1.00 3.50
Not Reported 19 19 84 4.42 1.00 4.42
Total 74,429 75,546 340,988 4.51 1.02 4.58

Majority of the households in Tarlac City own, or has an owner like possession of their house and
lot. This tenure is followed by the number of households who claimed that they are living on their
own houses built on rent free lots with the consent of the lot owners.
15 Excludes households in relocation area.

Table 1.2.13: Number of Households by Type of Building, Tenure Status of the Housing Unit/Lot,
Tarlac City, 2015
Tenure Status Num- Type of Building
of the ber of Institu-
Commercial
Housing Unit House Single Multi-unit tional Not
Duplex / industrial/ Others
house residential living Reported
and Lot holds* agricultural
quarter
Own or owner
like possession
48,669 42,815 3,325 2,474 46 1 - 8
of house and
lot
Rent
house/room 4,521 3,109 517 878 16 - - 1
including lot
Own house
1,505 1,361 93 48 3 - - -
rent lot
Own house
rent-free lot
14,187 12,523 1,053 594 8 3 2 4
with consent of
owner
Own house
rent-free lot
without 3,966 3,374 347 241 2 - - 2
consent of
owner
Rent-free
house and lot
2,496 1,977 299 205 14 - - 1
with consent of
owner
Rent-free
house and lot
without 202 159 16 16 8 - - 3
consent of
owner
Total 75,546 65,318 5,650 4,456 97 4 2 19

1.2.8 Population Projections
Table 1.2.14: Population Projection for the Ten-Year Planning Period, Tarlac City, 2018-2027
Actual Population CAGR 10 year Projected Population
Barangay
2010 2015 (%) 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027
Urban Barangay
1 Cut-cut I 410 400 -0.49 418 424 430 436 442 449 456 463 470 477
2 Ligtasan 2,816 2,596 -1.61 2,712 2,752 2,793 2,834 2,876 2,918 2,961 3,005 3,049 3,094
3 Mabini 827 628 -5.36 656 666 676 686 696 706 716 727 738 749
4 Maligaya 3,626 3,615 -0.06 3,777 3,833 3,889 3,946 4,004 4,063 4,123 4,184 4,246 4,309
5 Maliwalo 10,629 11,891 2.27 12,719 13,008 13,303 13,605 13,914 14,230 14,553 14,883 15,221 15,566
Matadero (San Juan
6 2,449 2,330 -0.99 2,434 2,470 2,506 2,543 2,580 2,618 2,657 2,696 2,736 2,776
Bautista)
7 Matatalaib 21,117 24,140 2.71 26,158 26,867 27,596 28,344 29,113 29,903 30,714 31,547 32,403 33,282
8 Paraiso 3,724 3,439 -1.58 3,593 3,646 3,700 3,755 3,810 3,866 3,923 3,981 4,040 4,100
9 Poblacion 272 313 2.85 340 350 360 370 381 392 403 414 426 438
10 Salapungan 1,645 1,740 1.13 1,800 1,820 1,841 1,862 1,883 1,904 1,926 1,948 1,970 1,992
11 San Miguel 9,239 8,620 -1.38 9,007 9,140 9,275 9,412 9,551 9,692 9,835 9,980 10,127 10,276
12 San Nicolas 6,508 7,103 1.77 7,486 7,618 7,752 7,889 8,028 8,170 8,314 8,461 8,610 8,762
13 San Pablo 4,490 4,582 0.41 4,639 4,658 4,677 4,696 4,715 4,734 4,753 4,772 4,791 4,810
14 San Rafael 14,644 14,341 -0.42 14,984 15,205 15,429 15,656 15,887 16,121 16,359 16,600 16,845 17,093
15 San Roque 6,894 6,514 -1.13 6,806 6,906 7,008 7,111 7,216 7,322 7,430 7,540 7,651 7,764
16 San Sebastian 3,796 3,654 -0.76 3,818 3,874 3,931 3,989 4,048 4,108 4,169 4,230 4,292 4,355
17 San Vicente 16,261 19,040 3.21 20,930 21,601 22,293 23,008 23,746 24,507 25,293 26,104 26,941 27,805
18 Santo Cristo 2,854 2,983 0.89 3,063 3,090 3,117 3,145 3,173 3,201 3,229 3,258 3,287 3,316
19 Sepung Calzada 4,367 4,817 1.98 5,108 5,209 5,312 5,417 5,524 5,633 5,745 5,859 5,975 6,093
Sub Total 116,568 122,746 1.04 126,609 126,609 127,923 129,251 130,593 131,949 133,319 134,703 136,101 137,514

Barangay
2010 2015 (%) 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027
Rural Barangay
1 Aguso 6,110 6,893 2.44 7,410 7,591 7,776 7,966 8,160 8,359 8,563 8,772 8,986 9,205
2 Alvindia (Segundo) 1,393 1,573 2.46 1,693 1,735 1,778 1,822 1,867 1,913 1,960 2,008 2,057 2,108
3 Amucao 1,991 2,220 2.20 2,370 2,422 2,475 2,529 2,585 2,642 2,700 2,759 2,820 2,882
4 Armenia 4,280 4,985 3.10 5,462 5,631 5,805 5,985 6,170 6,361 6,558 6,761 6,970 7,186
5 Asturias 1,359 1,771 5.44 2,076 2,189 2,308 2,434 2,566 2,706 2,853 3,008 3,172 3,345
6 Atioc 1,644 2,232 6.31 2,682 2,851 3,031 3,222 3,425 3,641 3,871 4,115 4,374 4,650
7 Balanti 1,725 1,725 0.00 1,725 1,725 1,725 1,725 1,725 1,725 1,725 1,725 1,725 1,725
8 Balete 4,819 4,684 -0.57 4,894 4,966 5,039 5,113 5,188 5,264 5,342 5,421 5,501 5,582
9 Balibago I 2,008 2,208 1.92 2,337 2,382 2,428 2,475 2,522 2,570 2,619 2,669 2,720 2,772
10 Balibago II 3,375 3,533 0.92 3,631 3,664 3,698 3,732 3,766 3,801 3,836 3,871 3,907 3,943
11 Balingcanaway 5,821 5,962 0.48 6,049 6,078 6,107 6,136 6,165 6,195 6,225 6,255 6,285 6,315
12 Banaba 934 1,048 2.33 1,123 1,149 1,176 1,203 1,231 1,260 1,289 1,319 1,350 1,381
13 Bantog 1,926 2,192 2.62 2,368 2,430 2,494 2,559 2,626 2,695 2,766 2,839 2,913 2,989
14 Baras-baras 3,317 4,338 5.51 5,095 5,376 5,672 5,985 6,315 6,663 7,030 7,418 7,827 8,259
15 Batang-batang 1,477 1,666 2.44 1,792 1,836 1,881 1,927 1,974 2,022 2,071 2,121 2,173 2,226
16 Binauganan 4,159 4,498 1.58 4,714 4,788 4,864 4,941 5,019 5,098 5,179 5,261 5,344 5,428
17 Bora 1,471 1,708 3.03 1,868 1,925 1,983 2,043 2,105 2,169 2,235 2,303 2,373 2,445
18 Buenavista 1,224 1,249 0.41 1,264 1,269 1,274 1,279 1,284 1,289 1,294 1,299 1,304 1,309
19 Buhilit (Bubulit) 1,511 1,771 3.23 1,948 2,011 2,076 2,143 2,212 2,283 2,357 2,433 2,511 2,592
20 Burot 5,185 6,105 3.32 6,733 6,957 7,188 7,427 7,674 7,929 8,192 8,464 8,745 9,035
21 Calingcuan 3,168 3,353 1.14 3,469 3,509 3,549 3,590 3,631 3,672 3,714 3,756 3,799 3,842
22 Capehan 1,736 1,834 1.10 1,895 1,916 1,937 1,958 1,980 2,002 2,024 2,046 2,069 2,092
23 Carangian 8,875 9,919 2.25 10,603 10,841 11,085 11,334 11,589 11,850 12,117 12,390 12,669 12,954
24 Care 4,202 4,465 1.22 4,631 4,688 4,745 4,803 4,862 4,921 4,981 5,042 5,104 5,166

Barangay
2010 2015 (%) 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027
25 Central 3,507 4,127 3.31 4,551 4,702 4,858 5,019 5,185 5,357 5,534 5,717 5,906 6,101
26 Culipat 1,401 1,898 6.26 2,277 2,420 2,572 2,733 2,904 3,086 3,279 3,484 3,702 3,934
27 Cut-cut II 6,890 7,211 0.91 7,411 7,479 7,547 7,616 7,686 7,756 7,827 7,899 7,971 8,044
28 Dalayap 3,094 3,401 1.91 3,599 3,668 3,738 3,809 3,882 3,956 4,032 4,109 4,187 4,267
29 Dela Paz 2,724 2,856 0.95 2,938 2,966 2,994 3,022 3,051 3,080 3,109 3,139 3,169 3,199
30 Dolores 2,615 3,248 4.43 3,699 3,863 4,034 4,213 4,400 4,595 4,799 5,012 5,234 5,466
31 Laoang 2,728 3,053 2.28 3,267 3,341 3,417 3,495 3,575 3,656 3,739 3,824 3,911 4,000
32 Lourdes 2,365 2,649 2.29 2,836 2,901 2,968 3,036 3,106 3,177 3,250 3,325 3,401 3,479
33 Mapalacsiao 4,980 5,252 1.07 5,422 5,480 5,539 5,598 5,658 5,718 5,779 5,841 5,903 5,966
34 Mapalad 547 612 2.27 655 670 685 701 717 733 750 767 784 802
35 San Carlos 1,437 1,660 2.93 1,810 1,863 1,918 1,974 2,032 2,091 2,152 2,215 2,280 2,347
36 San Francisco 2,788 2,650 -1.01 2,769 2,810 2,851 2,893 2,936 2,979 3,023 3,068 3,113 3,159
37 San Isidro 11,432 12,555 1.89 13,282 13,533 13,789 14,050 14,316 14,587 14,863 15,144 15,430 15,722
38 San Jose 6,423 6,974 1.66 7,328 7,450 7,574 7,700 7,828 7,958 8,090 8,224 8,360 8,499
39 San Jose de Urquico 1,666 1,996 3.68 2,224 2,306 2,391 2,479 2,570 2,665 2,763 2,865 2,970 3,079
40 San Juan de Mata 3,760 3,890 0.68 3,971 3,998 4,025 4,052 4,080 4,108 4,136 4,164 4,192 4,221
41 San Luis 2,761 3,144 2.63 3,399 3,488 3,580 3,674 3,771 3,870 3,972 4,077 4,184 4,294
42 San Manuel 6,343 6,344 0.00 6,344 6,344 6,344 6,344 6,344 6,344 6,344 6,344 6,344 6,344
43 San Pascual 3,006 3,080 0.49 3,125 3,140 3,155 3,170 3,185 3,201 3,217 3,233 3,249 3,265
Santa Cruz (Alvindia
44 3,700 3,918 1.15 4,055 4,102 4,149 4,197 4,245 4,294 4,343 4,393 4,444 4,495
Primero)
45 Santa Maria 1,019 1,254 4.24 1,420 1,480 1,543 1,608 1,676 1,747 1,821 1,898 1,978 2,062
46 Santo Domingo 1,126 1,156 0.53 1,174 1,180 1,186 1,192 1,198 1,204 1,210 1,216 1,222 1,228
47 Santo Niño 602 653 1.64 686 697 708 720 732 744 756 768 781 794
48 Sapang Maragul 10,235 10,682 0.86 10,960 11,054 11,149 11,245 11,342 11,439 11,537 11,636 11,736 11,837

Barangay
2010 2015 (%) 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027
49 Sapang Tagalog 5,096 5,550 1.72 5,842 5,943 6,045 6,149 6,255 6,363 6,473 6,584 6,697 6,812
50 Sinait 2,022 2,234 2.01 2,372 2,420 2,469 2,519 2,570 2,622 2,675 2,729 2,784 2,840
51 Suizo 4,096 4,276 0.86 4,388 4,426 4,464 4,503 4,542 4,581 4,621 4,661 4,701 4,742
52 Tariji 2,600 2,723 0.93 2,800 2,826 2,852 2,878 2,905 2,932 2,959 2,986 3,014 3,042
53 Tibag 15,428 16,328 1.14 16,892 17,085 17,280 17,477 17,676 17,878 18,082 18,288 18,497 18,708
54 Tibagan 4,804 5,459 2.59 5,894 6,047 6,204 6,365 6,530 6,699 6,872 7,050 7,233 7,420
Trinidad (Trinidad
55 1,469 1,516 0.63 1,546 1,556 1,566 1,576 1,586 1,596 1,606 1,616 1,626 1,636
Primero)
56 Ungot 3,588 3,343 -1.40 3,493 3,544 3,596 3,649 3,703 3,758 3,813 3,869 3,926 3,984
57 Villa Bacolor 1,802 2,123 3.33 2,343 2,421 2,502 2,585 2,671 2,760 2,852 2,947 3,045 3,146
Sub Total 201,764 219,747 1.72 231,298 231,298 235,281 239,333 243,455 247,648 251,913 256,252 260,665 265,154
Total 318,332 342,493 1.47 357,861 363,135 368,487 373,918 379,429 385,021 390,696 396,454 402,297 408,226

Table 1.2.15: Population Number of Household for the Ten-Year Planning Period, Tarlac City, 2018-2027
10 year Projected Number of Households
Barangay
2018 2019 2020 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027
Urban Barangay
1 Cut-cut I 93 94 96 100 101 103 104 106
2 Ligtasan 603 612 621 648 658 668 678 688
3 Mabini 146 148 150 157 159 162 164 166
4 Maligaya 839 852 864 903 916 930 944 958
5 Maliwalo 2,826 2,891 2,956 3,162 3,234 3,307 3,382 3,459
6 Matadero (San Juan Bautista) 541 549 557 582 590 599 608 617
7 Matatalaib 5,813 5,970 6,132 6,645 6,825 7,010 7,201 7,396
8 Paraiso 798 810 822 859 872 885 898 911
9 Poblacion 76 78 80 87 90 92 95 97
10 Salapungan 400 404 409 423 428 433 438 443
11 San Miguel 2,002 2,031 2,061 2,154 2,186 2,218 2,250 2,284
12 San Nicolas 1,664 1,693 1,723 1,816 1,848 1,880 1,913 1,947
13 San Pablo 1,031 1,035 1,039 1,052 1,056 1,060 1,065 1,069
14 San Rafael 3,330 3,379 3,429 3,582 3,635 3,689 3,743 3,798
15 San Roque 1,512 1,535 1,557 1,627 1,651 1,676 1,700 1,725
16 San Sebastian 848 861 874 913 926 940 954 968
17 San Vicente 4,651 4,800 4,954 5,446 5,621 5,801 5,987 6,179
18 Santo Cristo 681 687 693 711 718 724 730 737
19 Sepung Calzada 1,135 1,158 1,180 1,252 1,277 1,302 1,328 1,354
Sub Total 28,135 28,135 28,427 28,722 29,626 29,934 30,245 30,559

Barangay
2018 2019 2020 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027
Rural Barangay
1 Aguso 1,647 1,687 1,728 1,858 1,903 1,949 1,997 2,046
2 Alvindia (Segundo) 376 386 395 425 436 446 457 468
3 Amucao 527 538 550 587 600 613 627 640
4 Armenia 1,214 1,251 1,290 1,414 1,457 1,502 1,549 1,597
5 Asturias 461 486 513 601 634 668 705 743
6 Atioc 596 634 674 809 860 914 972 1,033
7 Balanti 383 383 383 383 383 383 383 383
8 Balete 1,088 1,104 1,120 1,170 1,187 1,205 1,222 1,240
9 Balibago I 519 529 540 571 582 593 604 616
10 Balibago II 807 814 822 845 852 860 868 876
11 Balingcanaway 1,344 1,351 1,357 1,377 1,383 1,390 1,397 1,403
12 Banaba 250 255 261 280 286 293 300 307
13 Bantog 526 540 554 599 615 631 647 664
14 Baras-baras 1,132 1,195 1,260 1,481 1,562 1,648 1,739 1,835
15 Batang-batang 398 408 418 449 460 471 483 495
16 Binauganan 1,048 1,064 1,081 1,133 1,151 1,169 1,188 1,206
17 Bora 415 428 441 482 497 512 527 543
18 Buenavista 281 282 283 286 288 289 290 291
19 Buhilit (Bubulit) 433 447 461 507 524 541 558 576
20 Burot 1,496 1,546 1,597 1,762 1,820 1,881 1,943 2,008
21 Calingcuan 771 780 789 816 825 835 844 854
22 Capehan 421 426 430 445 450 455 460 465
23 Carangian 2,356 2,409 2,463 2,633 2,693 2,753 2,815 2,879
24 Care 1,029 1,042 1,054 1,094 1,107 1,120 1,134 1,148
25 Central 1,011 1,045 1,080 1,190 1,230 1,270 1,312 1,356
26 Culipat 506 538 572 686 729 774 823 874

Barangay
2018 2019 2020 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027
27 Cut-cut II 1,647 1,662 1,677 1,724 1,739 1,755 1,771 1,788
28 Dalayap 800 815 831 879 896 913 930 948
29 Dela Paz 653 659 665 684 691 698 704 711
30 Dolores 822 858 896 1,021 1,066 1,114 1,163 1,215
31 Laoang 726 742 759 812 831 850 869 889
32 Lourdes 630 645 660 706 722 739 756 773
33 Mapalacsiao 1,205 1,218 1,231 1,271 1,284 1,298 1,312 1,326
34 Mapalad 146 149 152 163 167 170 174 178
35 San Carlos 402 414 426 465 478 492 507 522
36 San Francisco 615 624 634 662 672 682 692 702
37 San Isidro 2,952 3,007 3,064 3,242 3,303 3,365 3,429 3,494
38 San Jose 1,628 1,656 1,683 1,768 1,798 1,828 1,858 1,889
39 San Jose de Urquico 494 512 531 592 614 637 660 684
40 San Juan de Mata 882 888 894 913 919 925 932 938
41 San Luis 755 775 796 860 883 906 930 954
42 San Manuel 1,410 1,410 1,410 1,410 1,410 1,410 1,410 1,410
43 San Pascual 694 698 701 711 715 718 722 726
44 Santa Cruz (Alvindia Primero) 901 912 922 954 965 976 988 999
45 Santa Maria 316 329 343 388 405 422 440 458
46 Santo Domingo 261 262 264 268 269 270 272 273
47 Santo Niño 152 155 157 165 168 171 174 176
48 Sapang Maragul 2,436 2,456 2,478 2,542 2,564 2,586 2,608 2,630
49 Sapang Tagalog 1,298 1,321 1,343 1,414 1,438 1,463 1,488 1,514
50 Sinait 527 538 549 583 594 606 619 631
51 Suizo 975 984 992 1,018 1,027 1,036 1,045 1,054
52 Tariji 622 628 634 652 658 664 670 676
53 Tibag 3,754 3,797 3,840 3,973 4,018 4,064 4,110 4,157

Barangay
2018 2019 2020 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027
54 Tibagan 1,310 1,344 1,379 1,489 1,527 1,567 1,607 1,649
55 Trinidad (Trinidad Primero) 344 346 348 355 357 359 361 364
56 Ungot 776 788 799 835 847 860 872 885
57 Villa Bacolor 521 538 556 613 634 655 677 699
Sub Total 51,400 52,285 53,185 55,981 56,945 57,926 58,923 59,938
Total 79,525 80,697 81,886 85,560 86,821 88,101 89,399 90,717
As computed from the population projections in Table 1.2.14 and Tarlac City’s average household size, 2015

The Table 1.2.15 shows the projected population during the ten (10) year planning period. The
growth rates per barangay was computed using PSA’s 2010 and 2015 census result for total
population with the compounded annual growth rate formula. Given the growth rate of Tarlac City of
1.47, the city will have 408,226 total population by the end of the planning period (2027). Majority of
this population will come from the rural barangay (269,721), while only 138,942 individuals will
reside in the urban barangays.
With the computed projection on total population, by 2027, Tarlac City will have 90,717 households,
66 percent of which will be from the rural areas while the other 34% will be from the urban areas.
Tarlac City will double its 2015 total population within 46.82 years. This means that supposing the
annual growth rate will be sustained, Tarlac City will reach around 700,000 total population by
2062.

1.3 Geographic Location and Territorial Jurisdiction
1.3.1 Geographical Location
The City of Tarlac is situated in the heartland of Luzon’s rich central plain. It is bounded on the
north by the province of Pangasinan, Nueva Ecija on the east, on the south by Pampanga, and
Zambales on the west. The city is almost fairly equidistant from Manila, 125 kms. and Baguio, 127
kms. This location has made it the favorite stop-over of people travelling north to Baguio or Manila
to the south.
The city is popularly known as the “Melting Pot” of Central Luzon because its residents speak
several dialects such as Tagalog, Pangasinense, Ilocano, and Pampango. In the East, residents of
the town La Paz and a part of Concepcion speak Tagalog because of their proximity to the province
of Nueva Ecija, which is a Tagalog-speaking province.
In the north and in the western part of the City, the populace speaks Ilocano and Pangasinense
because of the influence of the province of Pangasinan.
In the southern part, the towns of Capas, Bamban, and Concepcion speak Pampango because
these towns were former parts of Tarlac’s mother province of Pampanga.
The McArthur Highway traverses the province from north to south. This is of great geographic
significance considering that the flow of goods from north to south or east to west in Central Luzon
converges in Tarlac.
1.3.2 Political Boundaries
Tarlac City, located at the heart of the province, is the capital of the Province of Tarlac. The city is
bounded by the Municipalities of Santa Ignacia, and Gerona in the north. The Municipality of San
Jose is on the west side of the city. On the east side, the city is bounded by the Municipalities of
Victoria and La Paz. Finally, on the south of Tarlc City are the Municipalities of Capas and
Concepcion.

Figure 1.2.3: Location Map of Tarlac City

1.4 Physical Features and Environmental Condition
1.4.1 Topography, Slope, and Elevation
The topography of Tarlac Province varies from level to very steep, with land elevations ranging
from 70 to nearly 1,670 meters above mean sea level (amsl). The watershed areas of the province
at the western portion contain the higher elevations. These decrease as one move towards the
eastern border. The highest elevation, Dome Peak, measures 1,670 meters and is situated near
the border of Zambales. During a field survey, the Consultant measured the Servants of the Risen
Christ Monastery located in the municipality of San Jose to be roughly 267 meters above mean sea
level. Tarlac City measures an average of 72.5 meters above mean sea level.
Slope refers to the upward or downward inclination of the land surface. The topography of Tarlac
City, which is predominantly level to gently sloping (0-3% slope gradient) covers 90.84% or
38,633.44 hectares, which is suitable for urban expansion and settlements development, and for
agricultural production.
Slope 3-8% which is gently rolling to undulating accounts for 6.01% of the city’s land area or
2,555.36 hectares. Moderately sloping to rolling areas, slope of 8%-18%, cover 982.67 hectares or
2.31%. The smallest percentage of 358.53 hectares or 0.84% of the city’s land area is rolling to
hilly, with a slope gradient of 18-30%. This area is on the far western part of the city, near the
boundaries of the municipality of San Jose. Land areas on the above-mentioned slopes are suitable
for livestock grazing as identified by the Strategic Agriculture and Fisheries Development Zones
(SAFDZ), Bureau of Soils and Water Management Map.
Table 1.4.1: Slope Classification, City of Tarlac

Slope Description Area (in hectares) % to Total
M 0 - 3% Level to Gently Sloping 24, 950.11 90.84%
N 3 - 8% Gently Sloping to Undulating 1,650.71 6.01%
O 8 - 18% Undulating to Rolling 634.46 2.31%
P 18 - 30% Rolling to Hilly 230.72 0.84%
TOTAL 27,466.00 100.00%
Source: Bureau of Soils and Water Management, 2017

1.4.2 Geology
1.4.2.1 Rock Formations
The basement complex exposed in the Zambales Mountains comprises basic igneous rocks of
Cretaceous to early Tertiary Age. Overlying the basement are tuffaceous clastic sedimentary rocks
(shales, siltstones, sandstones and conglomerates) of Middle to Late Tertiary Age. Limestones are
observed locally. The Tertiary sediments, presumably, are overlain by the Quaternary alluvium that
fills the depressed plain.
The Quaternary alluvium is an intricately interbedded sequence of uncemented clays, sands and
gravels, each bed being relatively thin and of limited lateral extent. The original complex pattern of
deposition and reworking by the sea has resulted in a maze of fingers and lenses of sands and
gravels that are difficult to trace and predict. The thickness of the Quaternary alluvium is uncertain;
some wells were drilled to 300 m without encountering any significant change in section while two
wells (TLC-32 & TLC-33) at Tinapatan encountered possibly older sediments at about 200 meters.
The wells drilled near the hills encountered “adobe” (tuff, tuffaceous sandstone), limestone and
sandstone at shallow depth which is probably indicative of rocks older than the Quaternary
alluvium. This implies that the alluvium thins out of a feather edge as it overlaps the older rocks
exposed in the hills west of Tarlac.
1.4.2.2 Soils
Soil in Tarlac City is of eight types. These are:

1. Angeles Coarse Sand - this type of soil is found on riverbeds or intermittent streams and
creeks, which dry up after the rainy season. The texture of the soil is coarse to medium
sand from the surface down to a depth of more than a meter.
2. Angeles Fine Sand - the surface soil of this type, varying in depth from 25 to 45
centimeters, is very pale-gray, loose clay. When the soil is dry the surface is almost
whitish in gravelly sand. The color is either pale reddish brown or brownish gray.
3. La Paz Fine Sandy Loam - the surface soil of this type, ranging in depth from 40 to 50
centimeters, is light grayish brown to pale-gray fine sandy loam. Due to the presence of
same silt and clay, the undisturbed soil in the field is compact and hard and cracks when
dry. The subsoil down to 110 centimeters more or less is grayish-brown to yellowish gray
and medium to coarse sand. The substratum is brownish-gray coarse sand.

4. Luisita Sandy Loam - the surface soil of this type is brownish gray to gray, loose and
structureless sandy loam. The depth varies from 40 to 50 centimeters. The subsoil with a
depth of 80 to 90 centimeters is brownish-gray coarse and with a small amount of clay and
soft concretionary materials.
5. Luisita Fine Sandy Loam - the surface soil of this type with a depth of 35 centimeters is a
whitish gray fine sandy loam. There is a small amount of silt and clay which makes the soil
compact, hard and crack when dry. The subsoil is brownish gray, somewhat mottled with
gray and yellowish-graysandy loam with little clay to a depth of about 100 centimeters.
6. Tarlac Clay Loam - the surface soil of this type is dark-gray to nearly black fine granular
sticky and gritty clay loam. Its depth ranges from 35 to 50 centimeters. The sub-soil or “B”
horizon is characterized by calcium carbonate accumulation. Its depth is about 50 to 80
centimeters. There is no distinct line of separation in the “A” and “B” horizons with regards
to clay content. The limestone precipitates, the reddish-brown concretions, and the whitish
specks mark the “B” horizon. The parent material is tuff or tuffaceous sandstones.
7. Tarlac Clay Loam, Gravelly Phase – this type of soil occurs in the Tarlac Clay Loam type
as areas of lighter soils, with reddish brown to red, gravelly and concretion filled profile.
The surface soil is friable and granular ranging in depth from 45 to 60 centimeters.
8. Tarlac Sandy Clay Loam - the surface of this type is light gray to dark gray sandy clay
loam. Its depth ranges from 30 to 55 centimeters. There is more surface, due to run-off
and leaching. The subsoil is characterized by limestone precipitate and some reddish-
brown concretions and white specks. Its depth ranges from 60 to 85 centimeters.
Table 1.4.2: Soil Classification, City of Tarlac

Type no. Soil Type Area (in hectares) % Total
71 Angeles Coarse Sand 2,046.22 7.45%
73 Angeles Fine Sand 513.61 1.87%
81 La Paz Fine Sandy Loam 241.7 0.88%
84 Luisita Sandy Loam 6,495.70 23.65%
85 Luisita Fine Sandy Loam 4,468.72 16.27%
86 Tarlac Clay Loam Gravelly Phase 2,386.80 8.69%
87 Tarlac Clay Loam 5,421.79 19.74%
89 Tarlac Sandy Clay Loam 5,891.46 21.45%
TOTAL 27,466.00 100.00%
Source: Tarlac City CLUP 2001-2010

1.4.3 Land Resources
Land degradation is becoming one of the most serious problems confronting lands utilized for
agriculture. This problem is a result of soil erosion due to deforestation, unscientific farming
methods and infrastructure development, and which in turn have stripped away soil nutrients and
caused siltation in low lying areas.
Environmentally-Constrained Lands are areas prone to natural hazards which give negative impact
to man and the environment.
Areas subject to volcanic hazard
The eruptions of Mt. Pinatubo have brought about heavy damage to human settlement in affected
areas. These areas at present contain pyroclastic flow deposits covering agricultural lands and
riverbeds.
Severely-flooded areas
Flood prone areas are usually covered by water during heavy rains. Flooding is brought about by
accumulated rainfall, run-off and river/creek outflow and the pyroclastic flow deposits on said
waterways.
The flooding hazard map shows which part of Tarlac City with flooding problems (Flood Zoning).
There are areas subject to volcanic hazards (lahar flow) and severely-flooded areas that should be
constantly monitored are found in the following sectors:
1. Sector I: Brgy. Mabini along Tarlac River, Cut-Cut I; Poblacion; Binauganan & San
Sebastian.
2. Sector II: Brgy. Salapungan; Aguso & Sta. Cruz along Tarlac River & McArthur
Highway.
3. Sector III: Brgys. San Rafael; San Miguel; San Francisco; Atioc & Dela Paz.
4. Sector IV : Brgys Armenia; Balanti; San Luis; San Jose de Urquico; Carangian;
Tibagan; Tibag; San Isidro; Sto. Niño; Sta. Maria and Sinait particularly Barangays
along the Tarlac River, Bulsa River and O’Donnell River.

Figure 1.4.1: Hazard Map

1.4.4 Freshwater Resources
1.4.4.1 Surface Water
The City of Tarlac has various communal bodies of water. The main tributary is Tarlac River, which
is more or less 25.75 km. long. It is a great source of gravel and sand. The other bodies of water
are:
Table 1.4.3: Existing Surface Water, City of Tarlac

Surface Water Location Classification
Tarlac River Tibagan-Sta. Maria Major River System
Bulsa River Tibagan Major River System
Bangan Lupa River Tibagan Major River System
Banaba Creek Banaba Creek
Balingcanaway Creek Balingcanaway Creek
Baras-Baras Creek Baras-Baras Creek
Binauganan Creek Binauganan Creek
Buenavista Creek Buenavista Creek
Aduas Creek San Manuel Creek
Amucao Creek Amucao Creek
Armenia Dam Armenia River Dam
Care-Buto Creek Care-Buto Creek
Culipat-Trinidad Creek Culipat Creek
Cut-Cut Creek Cut-Cut I Creek
Estero de Culipat Maliwalo-Culipat 1st Hydrant
Lucung Creek Sto. Niño Creek
Mapalad Creek Mapalad Creek
Masalasa Creek Binauganan Creek
O'Donnell River Balanti Major River System
Paquiliao Creek Tibagan-Care Creek
San Conte Creek Sapang Maragul Creek
San Juan de Mata Creek San Juan de Mata Creek
Sinait Creek Sinait Creek
Soliman Creek Balanti Creek
Sto Niño Creek Sto Niño Creek
Tombod Creek Batang-Batang Creek
Ungot Creek Ungot Creek
Benig Creek Sto. Domingo Creek
Source: DENR, NIA-PENRO, CPDO, 2017

Figure 1.4.2: Existing Water Surface, City of Tarlac

1.4.4.2 Groundwater Resources
One of the two identified natural springs is located within the vicinity of Brgy. Dolores of Tarlac City.
The main source of water supply in the City is groundwater from wells and developing springs.
1.4.5 Climate
In 2011, PAGASA-DOST with its Climate Monitoring and Prediction Section projected the change
of climate variables for the next 30 years. The three climate change variables projected were
precipitation, minimum temperature, and maximum temperature using an observed baseline from
2001-2010. The projections were made for two scenarios; namely, the A1B scenario, which
predicts minimum amount of greenhouse gas emissions, and the A2 scenario which considers the
maximum amount of emissions in the same period.
Included in the latter part of the table are the projected number of days with great amounts of
rainfall, high temperature, and those that are considered dry. The said data has also been sourced
from PAGASA albeit the use of a different observed baseline and projected for two periods instead
of two scenarios. The observed baselines utilized for these projections were gathered from 1971-
2000 and the two periods are 2006-2035 and 2036-2065.
According to PAG-ASA’s projections above, the city of Tarlac shall observe an increase in the
amount of precipitation for each season in both A1B and A2 scenarios. Greatest for both scenarios
would be the increase in precipitation for JJA, reaching 492.029 for the A1B scenario and 449.368
for the A2 scenario. The minimum temperatures are also projected to rise across every season in
both scenarios. The DJF and MAM seasons are predicted to have the greatest change in minimum
temperature by 2040. As for the projected maximum temperatures for 2040, both A1B and A2
scenarios also had significantly higher projections than the observed baseline. The highest
projected rise in temperature for the A1B scenario is predicted to be in the months of SON.
However, for the A2 scenario projection the greatest increase in temperature would be in the
summer months (MAM). Table 1.4.3 shows the summary of climate projections for the province of
Tarlac.

Table 1.4 4: Climate Change Projection, City of Tarlac
Climate Variables Observed Baseline
Seasons DJF MAM JJA SON
Precipitation 104.9 118.7 406.3 250.4
Tmin 20.785 22.301 23.211 22.597
Tmax 29.74 32.974 32.569 31.49
Projected Climate Change (2011 - 2040) for A1B

Change (2011 - 2040) for A1B Scenario (%)
Scenario
DJF MAM JJA SON DJF MAM JJA SON
49.1 20 21.1 20.9 156.406 142.084 492.029 302.734
0.6 0.4 0.3 0.5 20.91 22.39 23.28 22.71
0.8 0.7 0.3 1 29.978 33.205 32.667 31.805
Projected Climate Change (2011 - 2040) for A2

Change (2011 - 2040) for A2 Scenario (%)
Scenario
DJF MAM JJA SON DJF MAM JJA SON
34.5121 7.122 43.068 68.026 139.412 125.822 449.368 324.726
0.5 0.3 0.2 0.3 20.889 22.368 23.257 22.665
0.6 0.6 0.2 0.6 30.02 33.172 32.648 31.679
*DJF-December, January, February; MAM-March, April, May; JJA-June, July, August; SON-September, October,
November
Source: Climate Projections (PAGASA), 2011

Table 1.4.5: Summary of Climate Change Projection, City of Tarlac
Specific Change Expected
and Reference Period (2011-2040)
General Changes Information about
For Medium (A1B) Scenario For Extreme (A2) Scenario
Climate Variable Expected in Seasonal Pattern
Climate Variable Projected Projected of Change
Observed Specific Specific
Season* Climate Climate
Baseline Change Change
Change Change
PRECIPITATION Increasing rainfall DJF 104.900 49.1 156.406 34.5121 139.412 Increase in rainfall
for all seasons is during DFJ and
expected MAM 118.700 20 142.084 7.122 125.822 MAM in both
scenarios, wetter
JJA 406.300 21.1 492.029 43.068 449.368 JJA and SON
season in both
SON 250.400 20.9 302.734 68.026 324.726 scenarios
MINIMUM Increasing DJF 20.785 0.6 20.910 0.5 20.889 Progressive

TEMPERATURE temperature for all warming of days,
seasons MAM 22.301 0.4 22.390 0.3 22.368 slightly warmer
during JJA and
JJA 23.211 0.3 23.280 0.2 23.257 SON seasons
SON 22.597 0.5 22.710 0.3 22.665
MAXIMUM Increasing DJF 29.740 0.8 29.978 0.6 30.020 Progressive

TEMPERATURE temperature for all warming of days,
seasons MAM 32.974 0.7 33.205 0.6 33.172 slightly warmer
during MMA and
JJA 32.569 0.3 32.667 0..2 32.648 JJA seasons
SON 31.490 1.0 31.805 0.6 31.679

*DJF-December, January, February; MAM-March, April, May; JJA-June, July, August; SON-September, October, November

1.4.5.1 Temperature
The average temperature of Tarlac City according to the World Weather Online, is 35 degrees
Celsius with April 2017 as the base year. The warmest months are usually March to June while the
coldest months run between September to January.
Figure 1.5.1: Maximum, Minimum, and Average Temperature, City of Tarlac
Source: World Weather Online, 2017
1.4.5.2 Humidity and Cloudiness
According to World Weather Online, the city’s average measure of cloudiness and humidity is 42 %
and 81 % respectively.
Figure 1.4.3: Average Cloud and Humidity, City of Tarlac

1.4.5.3 Rainfall
The climate of Tarlac resembles closely that of the surrounding provinces, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga
and Pangasinan. It two (2) distinct seasons: wet and dry. The months of November to April are
generally dry while the rest of the year is the rainy season. The city’s average rainfall is measured
to be 442.2 mm for 83 days for the months of July-September 2017.
Tarlac receives its continuous rainfall during the southwest monsoon period from June to
November, which corresponds with the wet season. The northeast monsoon period from the
months of November to May with the dry season.
Figure 1.4.4: Average Amount of Rainfall (mm) and Rainy Days of Tarlac City, 2017

1.4.6 Natural Hazards/Constraints
1.4.6.1 Earthquake
According to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHILVOCS), there is no active
fault passing through Tarlac City. The approximate offshore projection of the East Zambales Fault
passes through the Province of Tarlac along the west side of the province. Tarlac City is situated
between the approximated offshore projection of the East Zambales Fault on the east side and the
active fault systems in the Province of Nueva Ecija.
During the 1990 earthquake with a 7.2 magnitude which triggered the Philippine Fault Zone (PFZ)
Digdig Fault, severe ground movement has been experienced. However, no adverse damages and
casualties in the province were reported except for some liquefaction in several areas of the
province including Tarlac City.
Table 1.4.6: List of Barangays Prone to Earthquake, City of Tarlac

Barangays Prone to Earthquake Hazard
Sta. Cruz Balibago II
Alvindia Tariji
Aguso Dalayap
Salapungan Panampunan
Balibago I Mabini
1.4.6.2 Flooding
In 1972, a high level of Luzon flooding was marked in the history of Tarlac. The barangays of the
city have different susceptibility to flooding such as low, moderate to high as controlled by
topography. Flooding in the barangays are due to excessive surface runoff with poor drainage
systems which are usually adjacent to major river channels.
According to Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) Geohazard Assessment, the 76 barangays of
the city are categorized into four groups in terms of susceptibility to flood: (1) low; (2) moderate; (3)
moderate to high; and (4) high as shown in the Tables 1.4.6 to Table 1.4.10.

Table 1.4.7: List of Barangays with Low Susceptibility to Flooding
Aguso Care San Juan de Mata
Alvindia Central San Luis
Asturias Culipat San Manuel
Balibago I Cut-Cut II San Pablo
Balingcanaway Dolores San Pascual
Banaba Laoang San Vicente
Bantog Lourdes Sto.Domingo
Baras-Baras Maliwalo Sto.Nino
Batang-Batang Mapalacsiao Sapang Maragul
Bora Mapalad Sapang Tagalog
Buenavista Salapungan Tibag
Buhilit San Carlos Ungot
Burot San Francisco Villa Bacolor
Capehan San Jose de Urquico
Source: Mines and Geosciences Bureau – Region III, 2018
Table 1.4.8: Barangays with Low to Moderate susceptibility to Flooding

Binauganan Dela Paz Mabini San Roque
Cut-Cut I Ligtasan Paraiso Trinidad
Table 1.4.9: List of Barangays with Moderate susceptibility to Flooding

Calingcuan Dalayap
Carangian Sta. Cruz
Table 1.4.10: Barangays with Moderate to High Susceptibility to Flooding

Atioc San Miguel San Rafael
Matatalaib Suizo San Sebastian
San Isidro San Nicolas Sto. Cristo
Table 1.4.11: List of Barangays with High Risk to Flooding

Amucao Balanti Maligaya Sta. Maria
Armenia Balibago II San Jose Sinait
Overflowing creeks and canals brought by the continuous heavy rains contributed to the flooding
encountered in the southern most parts of the city in 2015.Barangay Sapang Tagalog was one of
the barangays greatly affected by the eight feet (8ft.) flood wherein residents were forced to
evacuate. Other affected barangays where three to four (3-4 feet) high of floodwaters affected
namely: Burot, San Miguel, Suizo, San Rafael, San Francisco, Mapalacsiao and Cut-Cut II and Don
Pepe Cojuangco Homes.

1.4.6.3 Typhoon
At least one (1) cyclone per year tends to make a landfall to the city. On October 17-23, 2015,
Tarlac City suffered from the onslaught of Typhoon “Lando”, most recent and known typhoon that
made landfall in the city. It brought about immense flooding specially in the southern most
barangays of the city and damages to city’s agriculture and infrastructure. The said typhoon
resulted to Php34, 716,290.00 worth of damages in agriculture.
Last October 2013, Typhoon “Santi” incurred a total of Php6, 884,865.00 worth of damages to
infrastructure and agriculture. Power interruptions were also experienced by majority of the
barangays in the city and a total of 367 families were affected by the typhoon with 357 partially
damaged houses
1.4.6.4 Ash fall/Lahar silting
During the 1990 Mount Pinatubo eruption, the city is one of the areas affected by the occurrence of
ash fall resulting to lahar silting specifically in the areas along the Tarlac River. The following
barangays were historically affected by lahar deposits: Atioc, Dela Paz, San Carlos, Balanti,
Armenia, San Jose de Urquico, San Isidro, Sinait, Sta. Maria, Sta. Cruz, and Aguso.
1.4.7 Solid Waste Management
Solid wastes generated from all sources were being collected in the form of mixed waste. A very
minimal source reduction and segregation was undertaken from the household level. Only
“kalakals” or recyclables were being removed or reduced from the waste stream. Composting was
not a practice both from the household and non-household level. Garbage from the public market
are brought to the designated temporary collection points and further loaded to the contractor’s
garbage collector trucks for final disposal. Collection of garbage from the barangay level (urban and
rural) was on a scheduled basis. Collection schedule from the city proper is more frequent and
lesser amongst farther and remote barangays. “Kalakals” removed from the waste stream were
sold to junk shops. During the loading and transport of the solid waste from source to the final
disposal, initial scavenging was done by the garbage collector. This initial scavenging reduces the
weight of the solid waste being paid and dispose. Final disposal of the collected solid waste is at
the Kalangitan Sanitary Landfill in Capas, Tarlac. The said landfill is more or less 37 kilometers
away from Tarlac City. Collection service area is only 46 barangays which is mostly urban
barangays and within the metropolis. Tipping fees is paid by the city government for dumping of
solid waste at the sanitary landfill and Road User’s Fee is also paid to the barangays enroute to the
landfill. Burning, throwing, and dumping of waste on vacant lots, canals, rivers and other areas are
other practices in disposing of wastes especially for non-serviced areas.
The following list below shows the existing agencies of the City of Tarlac that handle the Solid
Waste Management and its services, including the roles and responsibilities of these agencies:
Tarlac City Solid Waste Management Board

The board is the over-all overseeing agency responsible for the full implementation and
evaluation of the Tarlac City Solid Waste Management Plan.
Pursuant to Section 5 of RA 9003, the Tarlac City Solid Waste Management Board was
reorganized through Executive Order No. 023 issued by the City Mayor with the following
members:
Chairman: Hon. Maria Cristina C. Angeles, City Mayor
Vice Chairman: Mr. Vladimir T. Mata, City Administrator
Members: Hon. Diosdado A. Briones, Chairman – S.P. Committee on
Environment and Natural Resources.
Hon. Christopher C. Delos Reyes, Chairman – S.P. Committee on
Health and Sanitation
Hon. Vladimir S. Rodriguez, Chairman – S.P. Committee on
Livelihood, Cooperatives, Entrepreneurship Development, and
OFW (Special Committee)
Director Danilo C. Rillera, City Local Government Operations
Officer V – DILG Tarlac City.
P/Supt. Bayani M. Razalan, Chief – Tarlac City PNP
Alberto P. Saludez, Ph.D. – Tarlac City Schools Division
Superintendent
The President, Tarlac Downtown Public Market Vendor’s
Association
The President, Tarlac City Confederation of TODA Inc.
The President, ONE Tarlac, Inc.
The President, Bulong Third World Environmentalist Inc.

Sanggunian Panlungsod
Legislative authority at the Local level and is responsible in the Legislation and Provisions
of the City Solid Waste Management Plan.
Barangay Solid Waste Management Committee

Committees in barangays responsible for the implementation of the Solid Waste
Management Plan within their jurisdiction.
Metro Waste Garbage Collector

Private hauler responsible for the garbage collection, transport and disposal of the City.
City Environment & Natural Resources Office

Responsible in the Information and Education Campaign, monitoring, implementation and
enforcement of the Solid Waste Management Plan of the City including the operation of the
Materials Recovery Facility.
Recycling Industry
These are the registered and small-scale, private-owned junk shops all over the City that
were tapped to take care of the recyclable wastes/materials.
Department of Education
To include in their curiculla the R.A. 9003 particularly on waste segregation and
composting process.
City Budget Office

To allocate budget for ESWM Program.

1.4.7.1 Local Laws and Regulations
In line with the commitment of the City Government to effectively implement a comprehensive solid
waste management system in the protection and preservation of the local environment, the
following laws and regulations were put in place:
Table 1.4.12: List of Laws/Ordinances, Solid Waste Management

Existing Executive Orders/Ordinances Relevant Provisions
Executive Order No. 023
Sec. 1 – Reconstitution of the Solid Waste
Series of 2016
Management Board
Sec. 2 – Functions
An Order Revitalizing the Tarlac City Solid Waste
Sec. 3 – Technical Working Group
Management Board (TCSWMB) and Defining its
Sec. 4– Functions
Composition, Function, Duties and Responsibilities.
Resolution No. 289 and City Ordinance No. 012 – Sec. 3 – Creation of the Tarlac City Solid Waste
09 Series of 2009 Management Board
Sec. 4 – Mandatory Waste Segeration at Source
An Ordinance providing for an Ecological Solid Sec. 5–Collection, Transport and Handling of Solid
Waste Management Program for the City of Tarlac, Waste
declaring certain acts prohibited and providing Sec. 6 – Materials Recover Facilities and
penalties for violations thereof pursuant to RA 9003 Composting
or the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of Sec. 7 – Cost Recovery Mechanisms
2000. Sec. 8 – Prohibited Acts
Sec. 9 – Fines and Penalties
Sec. 10 – Administrative and Enforcement
Procedures
Resolution No. 321 and City Ordinance No. 018 – Sec. 111- mandatotory use of recyclable, re-usable,
09 Series of 2009 biodegradable or compostable shopping or take out
bags or boxes for packing
An Ordinance requiring the use of biodegradable, Sec 1V – Penalties
compostable, recyclable plastic or paper and/or Sec V – Notification and enforcement
reusable takeout bags by all shops, stores, eating Sec. V1 – Duties and Responsibilities of the City
places and retail food vendors located in the city of Environment and Natural Resources nOffice
Tarlac and providing penalties for violations thereof. (CENRO)
Sec V11– Implementation
Resolution No. 006 Series 0f 2011
Cause and facilitate the immediate installation of

litter bins along F. Taňedo Street and other strategic
places within the city for the successful
implementation of the Anti-Littering Ordinance.
City Ordinance No. 015 – 08
Sec. 4 – Prohibited Acts
An Ordinance Prohibiting Littering and the Placing or Sec. 5 – Rules and Regulations
Throwing of Garbage, Refuse and other Filths and Sec. 6 – Penal Provisions
Wastes in all Public Places within the Jurisdiction of Sec. 7 – Administrative Provisions
the City of Tarlac and Imposing Penalties for
Violations thereof

Existing Executive Orders/Ordinances Relevant Provisions
Resolution No. 265 and City Ordinance No. 03 –
006 Series of 2003
Sec. 2 – Prohibited Acts
An Ordinance prohibiting urinating and defecating in Sec. 4 – Penal Provision
all public places within the territorial jurisdiction of Sec. 5 – Implementing Authority
the city of Tarlac and imposing penalties for violation
thereof.
City Tax Ordinance No. 91 – 003
Series of 2003
Garbage fee is being charged to business

establishments on the basis of the size and
classification of business applied for.
Resolution No. 319 & City Ordinance No. 016 –
09
Sec. 4 – Unlawful Acts
Ordinance No. 016 – 09 Series of 2009
Sec. 5 – Othert Administrative Provisions
An Ordinance declaring as unlawful the act of
Sec. 6 – Penal Provisions
spitting in all public places within the territorial
jurisdiction of CITY OF TARLAC and imposing
penalties for violation thereof.
Source: Tarlac City – 10-Year Solid Waste Management Plan, 2017
Table 1.4.13: List of Barangays Solid Waste Management

Enabling
Barangay Law/Resolution/Ordinance Role Plan Date
Number & Title
E.O. # 05, Series of 2014 Formulate a Be responsible Each Barangay
San Vicente
Reorganization of BSWMC community/ for the have scheduled
E.O. # 02, Series mof 2014 barangay Solid segregation and meetings once
San Luis
Reorganization of BSWMC Waste collection of solid every month for
E.O. # 03, Series of 2011 Management waste. the evaluation
San Rafael Program consistent and future
Reorganization of BSWMC
E.O. # 03, Series of 2014 to the City Focal persons in planning and
Alvindia the establishment follow-ups.
E.O. # 03, Series of 2014 of Barangay MRF
Sinait
E.O. # 08, Series of 2014
Baras Baras
Suizo
Tibag
Reorganizatioin of BSWMC
Matatalaib
Ungot
Central
Paraiso

Table 1.4.14: Existing Equipment and Condition, Solid Waste Management, 2017
A. City Government
Existing Equipment Used by the City Government
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
Units
List of Equipment Capacity Condition Brand Location
Mini-dump truck 1 5 tonners Operational Nissan City ENRO
Personnel Employed by the City Government

Position No. REMARK/S
Environmental Management Specialist l 1 City ENRO
Labor General Foreman 2 City ENRO
Drivers 2 City ENRO
Grand Total 5
B. Private Hauler
Existing Equipment employed by the Private Hauler
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
Units
List of Equipment Capacity Condition Brand Location
Standard Common
Dump truck 12 Operational
12 Tons Terminal garage
Standard Common
Mini Dump truck 4 Operational
5 Tons Terminal garage
Standard Ninoy Aquino
Container Bin 2 Operational
10 Tons Blvd.
Personnel employed by the Private Hauler
Position No. Remarks
Supervisor 2 -
Foreman 0 -
Driver 16 -
Crew 64 -
Mechanic 3 -
Total 85 -

1.4.7.2 Waste Generation
Generated Waste
Based on projected population for ten (10) years, the estimated volume of solid waste generated
using per capita waste generation of 0.703 kilograms per person per day for urban and rural areas
respectively. The projected waste will be as follows:
Table 1.4.15: Total Biodegradable Waste Generated

Total Waste Generation Biodegradable
Residential Population
kgs/day Percentage in kilograms/day
URBAN BARANGAYS
Binauganan 4,493 3,908.27 1.62% 1,916.41
Carangian 9,588 8,339.97 3.45% 4,089.47
Cut-Cut I 410 356.64 0.15% 174.88
Ligtasan 3,042 2,646.24 1.09% 1,297.57
Mabini 893 777.14 0.32% 381.07
Maligaya 3,917 3,407.41 1.41% 1,670.81
Maliwalo 11,483 9,988.23 4.13% 4,897.69
Matatalaib 22,813 19,843.95 8.21% 9,730.41
Paraiso 4,023 3,499.50 1.45% 1,715.97
Poblacion 294 255.60 0.11% 125.33
San Isidro 12,350 10,742.82 4.44% 5,267.70
San Miguel 9,981 8,682.02 3.59% 4,257.20
San Nicolas 7,031 6,115.66 2.53% 2,998.79
San Pablo 4,851 4,219.32 1.75% 2,068.93
San Rafael 15,820 13,761.18 5.69% 6,747.75
San Roque 7,448 6,478.39 2.68% 3,176.66
San Sebastian 4,101 3,567.16 1.48% 1,749.14
San Vicente 17,567 15,280.70 6.32% 7,492.84
Sto. Cristo 3,083 2,681.95 1.11% 1,315.08
Sepung Calzada 4,718 4,103.73 1.70% 2,012.25
Suizo 4,425 3,849.07 1.59% 1,887.38
Tibag 16,667 14,497.92 6.00% 7,109.00
Matadero 2,646 2,301.36 0.95% 1,128.46
Salapungan 1,777 1,545.83 0.64% 757.99
Sub-Total 173,420 150,850.07 62.39% 73,968.81
RURAL BARANGAYS
Aguso 6,601 3,520.89 1.46% 1,824.60
Alvindia 1,505 802.72 0.33% 415.99
Amucao 2,151 1,147.31 0.47% 594.56
Armenia 4,624 2,466.35 1.02% 1,278.12
Asturias 1,468 783.12 0.32% 405.83
Atioc 1,776 947.35 0.39% 490.94

Balanti 1,864 994.03 0.41% 515.13
Balete 5,206 2,776.95 1.15% 1,439.08
Balibago 1st 2,169 1,157.11 0.48% 599.64
Balibago 2nd 3,646 1,944.84 0.80% 1,007.86
Balingcanaway 6,288 3,354.35 1.39% 1,738.30
Banaba 1,009 538.22 0.22% 278.92
Bantog 2,081 1,109.86 0.46% 575.15
Baras-Baras 3,583 1,911.42 0.79% 990.54
Batang-Batang 1,596 851.12 0.35% 441.07
Bora 1,589 847.66 0.35% 439.28
Buenavista 1,322 705.33 0.29% 365.52
Buhilit 1,632 870.71 0.36% 451.22
Burot 5,601 2,987.85 1.24% 1,548.38
Calingcuan 3,422 1,825.56 0.76% 946.05
Care 4,539 2,421.40 1.00% 1,254.83
Capehan 1,875 1,000.37 0.41% 518.41
Central 3,789 2,020.91 0.84% 1,047.28
Culipat 1,514 807.33 0.33% 418.37
Cut-Cut II 7,443 3,970.36 1.64% 2,057.53
Dalayap 3,342 1,782.92 0.74% 923.95
Dela Paz 2,943 1,569.70 0.65% 813.46
Dolores 2,825 1,506.89 0.62% 780.91
Laoang 2,947 1,572.01 0.65% 814.65
Lourdes 2,555 1,362.83 0.56% 706.25
Mapalacsiao 5,380 2,869.72 1.19% 1,487.16
Mapalad 591 315.21 0.13% 163.35
San Carlos 1,552 828.07 0.34% 429.13
San Francisco 3,012 1,606.58 0.66% 832.57
San Jose 6,939 3,701.25 1.53% 1,918.07
San Jose De Urquico 1,800 960.03 0.40% 497.51
San Juan De Mata 4,062 2,166.70 0.90% 1,122.83
San Luis 2,983 1,591.03 0.66% 824.51
San Manuel 6,852 3,655.15 1.51% 1,894.18
San Pascual 3,247 1,732.21 0.72% 897.67
Sta. Cruz 3,997 2,132.12 0.88% 1,104.92
Sta. Maria 1,101 587.20 0.24% 304.30
Sto. Domingo 1,216 648.86 0.27% 336.25
Sto. Niño 650 346.90 0.14% 179.77
Sapang Maragul 11,057 5,897.92 2.44% 3,056.44
Sapang Tagalog 5,505 2,936.57 1.21% 1,521.80
Sinait 2,184 1,165.18 0.48% 603.82
Tariji 2,809 1,498.25 0.62% 776.43
Tibagan 5,190 2,768.30 1.15% 1,434.60
Trinidad 1,587 846.51 0.35% 438.68

Ungot 3,876 2,067.58 0.86% 1,071.47
Villa Bacolor 1,947 1,038.40 0.43% 538.12
Sub-Total 170,445 90,917.22 37.61% 47,115.40
GRAND TOTAL 343,864.73 241,767.29 100.00% 121,084.21
Tarlac City has a projected waste generation of 0.703 kilograms per day.
Special Wastes
On the existing storage, collection and disposal practices for special wastes, like junk cars, scrap
tires, construction/demolition debris, sewage sludge and other appliances, there was no specific
recorded data that were dumped at the sanitary landfill. Junk cars and other big appliances like
refrigerators and air-conditioning unit were brought to junk shops. Scrap tire were used as fuel in
melting asphalt for road patching and repair. Demolition debris is used as soil backfilling materials
in the low-lying construction sites. Sludge like molasses sludge from Central Azucarera de Tarlac is
added in the preparation of organic fertilizer to enhance fermentation process.
With regards to the information on the quantities of special wastes disposed as reflected in the
Waste Analysis and Characterization Study (WACS), a very minimal weight/volume was recorded.
Average per capita generations of special waste from urban and rural areas are 11.8 grams and
16.9 grams respectively for year 2014 – 2015. For further information, refer to the table below:
Table 1.4.16: Per Capita Generation of Special Waste from Households (grams)
SPECIAL WASTE URBAN RURAL
Busted bulb, tubes, & lamps 0.7 0.065
Containers of paints & thinner & other
0.0 0.035
solvents
Containers of rugby 0.0 0.000
Containers of roof cement 0.0 0.000
Grease and oil 0.0 0.000
Containers of disinfectants, sanitizers,
1.9 1.643
insecticides, etc.
Worn out Appliances 0.0 0.190
Spent dry & wet batteries 0.5 0.098
Expired drugs & chemicals 0.3 0.297
Asbestos materials 0.0 0.003
Cosmetic waste 0.7 0.665
Health care waste 0.9 1.047
SUB-TOTAL 5.0 4.04
1.4.7.3 Waste Disposal
Health Care Wastes
The City has six (6) major hospitals, 10 City Health Centers and 62 various clinics all of which
generate special health care wastes. All of the indicated generators avail of the services of
SafeWaste, a private special waste hauler.
The major hospitals were required by the Department of Health to have their own autoclave
equipment as such sanitation in their hospitals is a must. Their wastes after going through their
autoclaves are being disposed at the Metro Clark Waste Management Corporation Sanitary
Landfill.
All maternity/lying in clinics were being inspected by the Sanitary Inspection Section of the City
Health Office. Their special wastes are being placed in 1) placenta vault; 2) buried; 3) needles and
other hazardous waste are disposed through SafeWaste. This also goes with the ten (10) City
Health Centers in the following Barangays:
1. Poblacion 6. San Manuel

2. Matatalaib 7. Salapungan
3. San Miguel 8. Baras-Baras
4. San Isidro 9. San Rafael
5. Mapalacsiao 10. Tibag
Dental clinics have their own dental association and all their needles are being collected as one
disposed through SafeWaste.
Table 1.4.17: Collection of Special Wastes

Kind of Existing Collection Disposal
Name/Establishments
Waste Storage Practices Practices
1. Major Hospitals: Talon
General Hospital, Ramos Syringe, Plastic lined As per schedule 1. Toxic &
General Hospital, Jecsons needles, carboard with the private hazardous –
Medical Center, Tarlac Provincial soiled cotton boxes, leaked special waste Septic vaults,
Hospital, Central Luzon Doctors’ balls & proof hauler, the Buried
Hospital, Holy Trinity Hospital gauze, containers safewaste
dextrose collector. 2. SafeWaste
2.Maternity/Lying In Clinics bottles, Transporter and
gloves, Disposing
3. Dental Clinics blood bags,
vials
4. City Health Centers

Collection
Out of the 76 barangays of Tarlac City, around 46 barangays, mostly from Metropolis were served
by the garbage collector; the “Metro Waste Garbage Collector”. Most sources are from the
household, public and private institutions, public markets, business establishments, malls/groceries,
transport terminals, etc. Mixed waste from source except toxic/hazardous waste from
hospitals/clinics and other generators were not collected. Construction debris, tires, animal dungs,
agricultural waste, sludge, tree trunks/twigs and branches and industrial waste is not included in the
collection of waste. Collection of waste (segregated vs. non-segregated) is not being implemented.
Wastes generated from the public market are been deposited in a temporary garbage collection
point and further reloaded for final transport and disposal at the Kalangitan Sanitary Landfill.
Some wastes from the non-service areas were being composted, buried, burned, given as feed to
animals, dumps on vacant lots, canals, rivers, dikes and the likes.
Barangay Balanti which is an isolated barangay, is not included in the collection service area of the
private garbage collector. Waste generated within the barangay is still manageable.
Table 1.4.18: Current Collection Schedule within Collection Barangays

Time of
Day / Collection
Routes Barangay Remarks
Frequency
am pm
From San Roque to boundary Capas,
Junction San Roque, along Manila North
Road McArthur Hi-way going to San
Roque, San Sebastian, Ungot,
Southern
Binauganan, San Rafael, Paraiso, Suizo, Daily 7:00 5:00 -
routes
Maligaya, Capehan Buenavista, San
Miguel Armenia, San Francisco, Sapang
Tagalog, Atioc-Dela Paz, San Carlos to
Burot, Luisita Industrial Park and CAT
From San Bautista to boundary Lapaz,
Junction MNR and Tarlac Sta Rosa Road
starting at Metro Mall, San Juan De
Eastern
Bautista , Part of Sto Cristo, Maliwalo, Daily 7:00 5:00 -
Routes
Calingcuan, Bora, San Jose, San Manuel,
San Pascual, Villa Bacolor, Batang-
Batang, Balingcanaway and Amucao
From Matatalaib to boundary Gerona,
Matatalaib, Culipat, Trinidad, part of San
North
Nicolas alonh MNR to Sepung Calzada,
Eastern Daily 7:00 5:00 -
Buhilit, Banaba, Tariji, Balibago1st,
Route
Balibago 2nd, Salapungan, Aguso,
Dalayap, and Sta Cruz

Time of
Day / Collection
Frequency
am pm
To San Vicente to Sto Domingo boundary
Sta Ignacia, San Vicente, San Pablo, San
Luis, San Jose de Orquico, San Isidro,
Western Sinait, Sta Maria, Tibag, Tibagan,
Daily 7:00 5:00 -
Route Carangian, Sapang Maragul along Tarlac
Lingayen Road, Baras-Baras, Mapalad,
Sto Nino, Dolores, San Juan De Mata and
Sto Domingo
Public Market (uptown and Downtown),
Route Bagsakan (Fish and Vegetable Terminal),
3x a day 5:00 9:00 -
5 Aquino Boulevard, Tarlac CentralCommon
Terminal
City proper and suburb, Sto Cristo, San
Route
Nicolas, Poblacion, Cut-Cut 1st, Mabini and Daily 7:00 5:00 -
6
Ligtasan
Route All subdivisions as scheduled and
Daily 7:00 5:00 -
7 requested
Ninoy Aquino Blvd, (corner Juan Luna St)
to By Pass road Paninaan to corner
Romulo Hi-way – TSU- McDonald Romulo
Blvd – Caltex San Vicente – Motorpool
Collection point, Hospital Drive back to
Capitol- Macabulos Drive TNHS collection
point- San Roque Junction Siesta
collection point – Magic Star- Mabini St., Dump Truck #
Daily 7:00 5:00
Juan Luna St., Metro town Mall, San Juan 1
Bautista – PNR collection point, Petron
Maliwalo- vice versa, MacArthur Hi-way
san Roque Junction- vizce versa, Hilario
St., Ligtasan, P. Burgos St., TSU corner
M.H. del pilar corner Ancheta, Rizal St., F.
Tanedo, - Juan Luna – Espinosa St,
Bagsakan Uptown Public Market.
McDonald Ancheta St. cor. Ninoy Aquino
Blvd., Downtown Public Market collection
point – M.H. del pilar – C. Santos, cor.
Ninoy Aquino Blvd., Panganiban St
beside Uniwide Caltex – McArthur Hi-way
– Saphiro St., common Terminal, back of
Dump Truck #
Uniwide Blk 3 San Nicolas – Lalam Goma Daily 7:00 5:00
2
– Osias F. Tanedo, cor. Ancheta- M.H.del
Pilar – Chan Tek Lao- McArthur – vise
versa – Jecson collection point – boundary
Matatalaib – PNR going Osias – cor.
McArthur Hi-way – C. Santos St going to
Refill Station Bagsakan Market
Sitio Tampoco, Sitio Suba, LOR – Sto Monday / Dump Truck
7:00 12:00
Nino, Robeetville Thursday #4
Villa Leticia – Sitio Buno – Buno
Tuesday / Dump Truck
Resettlement – Villa Perpetua – St Mary 1 7:00 12:00
Friday #4
and 2 Sunrise Subdivision

Time of
Day / Collection
Frequency
am pm
Market View – Villa Aguila – Atbang Bana Wed / Dump Truck
7:00 12:00
– Maliwalo Main Road both side Saturday #4
Dump Truck
Matatalaib Main Road Sunday 7:00 12:00
#4
Paradise Subdivision – Bupar Subdivision
– Capitol garden – Phil Rabbit Bus Line – Monday / Dump Truck
7:00 12:00
Don Bosco school – Ramos General Thursday #5
Hospital
San Roque Blk 5 & 6 – Lazatin Subdivision
Tuesday / Dump Truck
– Aquino Subdivision – Ninasville 7:00 12:00
Friday #5
Subdivision
Blossomville SDubdivision – Getha Road
Wednesday Dump Truck
Subdivision – Villa Betina Subdivision – 7:00 12:00
/ Saturday #5
Montissori – TSU Laboratory School
Phase 1, 2, 3 San Sebastian – Old San Dump Truck
Sunday 7:00 12:00
Sebastian Village #5
Panampunan (Rosemont Subdivision ) – Monday / Dump Truck
7:00 12:00
Salapungan Villa Soliman Subdivision Thursday #6
San Nicolas Blk 9 – San Sebastian Gate 1, Tuesday / Dump Truck
7:00 12:00
2, 3 Friday #6
Sanm Isidro – San Sebastian –High
School – Seminary – TESDA – TSU (Lab Wed / Dump Truck
7:00 12:00
School/ Sampu) Suthernland – USST – Saturday #6
Skyland Subdivision
Dump Truck
San Sebastian Gate 1, 2, 3 Sunday 7:00 12:00
#6
Sta. Monica, Paraiso, San Sebastian, San
Pablo, San Vicente, Villa Aguila, Bana, Monday 6:00 12:00
Dalan Matua, St Mary, Suba , Sto Cristo
Transfer
There are no permanent transfer facilities being employed by the city government. Solid wastes
collected from source based on collection schedule are directly loaded to the garbage truck for final
disposal at the sanitary land fill. A temporary collection point was established at the market section
for the market cleaners to temporary dump their collected waste before loading to the garbage
trucks. Solid wastes generated within the day are properly disposed at the sanitary land fill.
Processing Facilities
In 2010, Tarlac City has its own Materials Recovery Facility operational. It is located in Barangay
Tibag, Tarlac City. It has an area of more or less two (2) hectares with 7 concrete buildings that
was used in windrow system composting and stock filing. Its activities include composting and

nursery production. On the composting activity, coconut husks and other biodegradable materials
from the market sectors were delivered at the City MRF for shredding. MOA was signed between
the City Government and the Buko vendors for a continued supply of coconut husks. Produced
organic fertilizers were given to some public learning institutions and farmers for demo purposes.
Planting materials were also given to requesting parties for tree planting activities.
Presently, MRF operation for composting activity is discontinued because of personnel and
budgetary constraint, however, nursery operation is still on-going.
Table 1.4.19: Components of the City MRF

Equipment / Machine Unit Capacity Status
1. Hammer mill 1 65 hp – 6 to 8 tons / hour Unserviceable
1 unit Unserviceable & 2
2. Composter drum 3 2 tons / load / 21 days
Units Serviceable
3. Siever 1 3 hp Unserviceable
4. Mixer 1 2 bagger Unserviceable
5. Electric motor & diesel 2 5 hp Serviceable
engine shredder
6. Weighing scale 1 - Serviceable
7. Bag sealer 1 - Serviceable
8. Bailer Extractor 1 - Serviceable
Source: Tarlac City – 10-Year Solid Waste Management Plan
Final Disposal
The current solid waste disposal facility used by the city government is the Kalangitan Sanitary
Land Fill in Capas, Tarlac, more or less 37 kilometers away from Tarlac City. It is maintained and
operated by a German Consortium; the Metro Clark Waste Management Corporation who are
highly specialized on waste management programs, treatment and control. Wastes collected from
all sources are directly disposed at the land fill. The city government started its waste disposal in
year 2004. Scavengers and other unauthorized persons are not allowed inside the sanitary land fill.
For record and comparison purposes, the total weight of wastes dumped in 2014 at the Kalangitan
Sanitary Land Fill is 36,403.16 tons based on the monthly weight report of the Metro Clark Waste
Management Corporation submitted to this office. On year 2015, the total weight of waste dumped
is 40,447.99 tons based on the daily weight receipt from the weight bridge of the Metro Clark Waste
Management Corporation filed in this office. On year 2016, the total weight of waste dumped is
22,415.63 as of August 23, 2016 based on weight report submitted by the garbage collector to this
office.

Table 1.4.20: Summary of Monthly Waste Disposal, Year 2014-2017
Metro Clark Waste Management Corporation
Actual Tonnage Disposed
Month
2014 2015 2016 2017
January 3,222.19 3,580.21 2,956.34 3,353.42
February 2,570.40 2,856.00 2,497.71 2,920.52
March 3,050.82 3,389.80 1,742.66 3,205.58
April 3,113.70 3,459.67 2,748.99 -
May 3,110.44 3,456.05 2,853.98 -
June 3,077.01 3,418.90 3,592.36 -
July 2,571.07 2,856.75 3,407.61 -
August 3,137.40 3,486.00 2,615.98 -
September 3,235.59 3,595.10 3,696 -
October 3,087.99 3,431.11 3,593.26 -
November 2,880.14 3,200.16 2,938.06 -
December 3,346.41 3,718.24 3,298.96 -
TOTAL 36,403.16 40,447.99 35,941.90 6,279.90
Markets for Recycables
There are thirty-four (34) registered junk shops within the city that are involved in buying and selling
waste scraps.

1.4.7.4 Sewerage System
There is no sewerage system provided for public use. Most houses and establishments in the city
have the usual septic tank provision for wastewater treatment.
The modes of refuse or human waste disposal for all barangays in Tarlac are flush and water-
sealed, sanitary pit prim type. Toilet wastes are directed to septic tanks and effluent is usually
discharged into an absorption pit and surplus flows find their way into the drainage system. Sewage
water, kitchen, laundry, and bathroom wastewater are discharged onto the drainage system.
Wastewater is treated in septic tanks before it is discharged through the storm drains or by
infiltration. There are no facilities at present for the regular dislodging of septic tanks; so, it is not
clear how many of the existing septic tanks are actually working.
Sewage in open stagnant canals serve as breeding grounds for bacteria and insects that act as
germ carriers. This is one of the causes of the prevalence of intestinal diseases. Most of the
drainage canals are heavily silted or clogged with solid wastes carried by storm water movement
while clogging causes water to stagnate. This can cause health problems and flooding. With the
projected increase in population, additional toilet facilities must be provided to meet the growing
needs of the populace.

1.4.8 Environmental Sector Analysis
Policy Options / Responsible

Technical Findings / Implications
Recommended Institution /
Observations (Effects)
Interventions Entity
Quarrying in the city Possible erosion of More strict policies on
LGU & DENR
river dikes quarrying
Garbage collection through a Higher cost Garbage collection facilities
private hauler and system run by the city
Firm Supervision to Health Reasons:

assure conformance to  Schedule garbage
contract/ directive collection trips during
LGU
the dawn when there
are less people on the
streets exposed to the
garbage truck
 Prevent smelly garbage
trucks
Existing poultry farms in Possible air and water Strict implementation of
residential areas pollution zoning ordinance and
LGU & DENR
monitoring of poultry farms’
location
Improper waste management Pollution and Implement better waste
contamination of soil disposal scheme, provide
and water tables MRF in every barangay, LGU & DENR
and educate people on RA
9003
Rapid increase of Traffic jam, air Proper implementation of
establishments pollution, and increase zoning ordinance and
in solid waste monitoring of the LGU
establishments’ solid waste
management

1.5 Existing Land Use and Land Use Trends
The largest existing general land use category that occupies the City of Tarlac is agriculture, which
has an area of 20,251.50 hectares. On the other hand, the smallest area is devoted for special
land uses, which is only 91.35 hectares. This was based on the data of City Assessor’s Office
wherein some land uses were not classified. So, the area for the “uncategorized” land use was
estimated about 769.72 hectares to consummate the 27,466.00 hectares of the city’s total land
area.
However, on the proposed general land use of the City, for agriculture increased to 14,644.87
hectares, which has the largest area. While grasslands having the smallest area is approximately
823.98 hectares. Subsequently, the “uncategorized” and “special” uses were no longer included in
the proposed general land use of the City, as a result of the computerization of the maps, they were
able to delineate these approximate areas into their land classifications.
Table 1.5.1: Existing General Land Use, City of Tarlac

LAND USE AREA (HAS.) PERCENTAGE
1. Built-up 5,182.51 18.87
Residential 3,673.45 13.37
Commercial 137.43 0.50
Institutional 1,371.63 5.00
2. Industrial 1,170.92 4.27
3. Agricultural 20,251.50 73.73
4. Special 91.35 0.33
5. Uncategorized 769.72 2.80
TOTAL 27,466.00 100.00

1.6 Infrastructure Facilities and Utilities
1.6.1 Transportation and Road Network
1.6.1.1 Transport Network and Circulation
Public Transport
Table 1.6.1: Public Land Transportation Vehicles by type and Service Routes, Year 2014 and 2018
Registered the City
Route/Destination
Name of
Substation TOTAL Barangay
Within Barangay to City/Municipal/
to
Barangay City/Municipal/Center Center
Barangay
Buses 71 - - - 71
Jeepney 2,183 - 327 - 1,856
Taxi/FX (UV) 36 - - - 36
Tricycles 8,116 - - 8,116 -
Source: Land Transportation and Regulatory Board (Buses, Jeepneys, and UV), 2014 and City Traffic Management
Group (Tricycles), 2018
Table 1.6.2: Inventory of Transport Terminals by Location and Condition, Year 2018
Barangay / Physical Owner / Type of
Name of Terminal
Location Condition Operator Terminal
BUS TERMINAL
Victory Bus Terminal San Roque Fair Private Bus
Five Star Bus Terminal San Roque Fair Private Bus
Philippine Rabbit Blue
McArthur, Sto. Cristo Fair Private Bus
Line
Dagupan Bus terminal San Roque Fair Private Bus
Baliwag Transit
Ninoy Aquino Boulevard Fair Private Bus
common Bus Terminal
JEEPNEY TERMINAL Ninoy Aquino Boulevard
Tibag Terminal Market City, Mabini Fair Private Jeepney
Balingcanaway Cor Ancheta, M.H Del
Fair Private Jeepney
Terminal Pilar St.
Tarlac-Burot Terminal Burot Fair Private Jeepney
Maplacsiao-Tarlac
Central Fair Private Jeepney
terminal
Balingcanaway
Balingcanaway Fair Private Jeepney
Terminal
TRICYCLE TERMINAL Various Barangays

Uptown Market Poblacion Fair Private Tricycle
TNHS San Roque Fair Private Tricycle
CLDH San Vicente Fair Private Tricycle
Provincial Hospital San Vicente Fair Private Tricycle
Ramos General
Ligtasan Fair Private Tricycle
Hospital
Barangay / Physical Owner / Type of
Name of Terminal
Location Condition Operator Terminal
Talon General Hospital F. Tañedo Poblacion Fair Private Tricycle
McArthur Highway, San
Jecsons Medical Center Fair Private Tricycle
Nicolas
Metrotown Mall Sto. Cristo Fair Private Tricycle
Magic Star Mall Cut-Cut Fair Private Tricycle
Citywalk Zamora St. Fair Private Tricycle
Robinsons Place San Miguel Fair Private Tricycle
Jeepney/
Sm City San Roque Fair Private
Tricycle
Jeepney/
Suizo-Ungot Suizo Fair
Tricycle
Source: City Traffic Management Group, 2018

1.6.1.2 Transport Facilities
Mode of Transportation
Table 1.6.3: Inventory of Inter-Provincial Bus Terminal Stationed in the City

Responsible
Location / Description Description / Details
Implementing Agency
Victory Bus Terminal
Private Operational
San Roque, Tarlac City
Five Star Bus Terminal
Private Operational
Philippine Rabbit Bus Line
Private Operational
McArthur Hiway, Sto. Cristo, Tarlac City
Dagupan Bus Terminal
Private Operational
Century Bus Terminal
Private Operational
San Rafael, Tarlac City
Baliwag Transit Common Bus Terminal Private Operational
Source: Draft CLUP 2017-2027
In addition to the existing buses operating in the city, the town is served with various mini-buses
and jeepneys passing the City proper from the province of Pangasinan towards Angeles City, San
Fernando, Pampanga; Manila and vice-versa.
Other mini-buses franchise holders have the following routes:

Tarlac to Urdaneta, Pampanga
Tarlac to Dagupan City
Tarlac to Mangatarem, Pangasinan via Camiling
Tarlac to San Fernando, Pampanga via Angeles City
Tarlac to Victoria
Tarlac to Moncada
At present, there are a total of 2,026 public utility vehicles (PUJs & PUB)) and 5,076 motorized
tricycle registered plying within the city.
Public Utility Vehicle (Public Utility Jeepneys & Public Utility Buses)
a. Tarlac South Sector 869
b. Tarlac North Sector 242
c. Tarlac East Sector 232
d. Tarlac West Sector 312
e. Town Proper 337
e. School Service 34
TOTAL 2,026

Figure 1.6.1: Location of Existing Public Transport Terminal

Traffic Management
Land transport for short distance routes are provided by tricycles and jeepneys. In 2016, there are
5,076 motorized tricycles based in the city. Tricycles and jeepneys are the major transport modes in
the city proper. Tricycles serve some rural barangays too. With prevailing growth in the number of
vehicles plying the locality, roads have become inadequate. They have also contributed to the
deterioration of many sub-standard roads.
The daytime-population of the city increases rapidly coming from different parts of its hinterlands
including by-passers. Being the center of government, education, health and trade in the province,
Tarlac City attracts a number of transients to come to the city; and this increases the demand for
transportation. This also translates in the higher demand for more roads, terminals, parking areas
and sidewalks.
Tricycles are the major contributors to traffic congestion. The frequency of tricycles plying the major
streets is obviously higher than that of passenger jeepneys / buses and private vehicles combined.
Jeepneys and buses use private vacant lots located
Along busy streets in the CBD and even along the main road, as temporary terminals. Tricycles
compete with jeepneys for passengers while travelling along the highways. Tricycles and other
vehicles that park on road shoulders and roadways contribute traffic heavy and medium traffic
density occurs in the main roads of the city core which would also include traffic congestion at
McArthur Highway fronting Luisita Industrial Complex. This is so because of the unspecified
Loading and Unloading area of public vehicles and lack of pedestrian and/or sidewalk. This is
usually experienced by commuters during school days 7:30 – 8:30 am and from 5:00 – 6:00 pm.
As regards to Traffic Management and Control, in 1986, the then municipality have initiated a Local
Transport Improvement Scheme for a typical Urban Center which aims to address the Improvement
of local transport system in urban centers whose transport facilities have considerably deteriorated
due to rapid urban growth. However, implementation was halted, after the term of Mayor Jose
Macapinlac.
The city instead have adopted traffic rules and regulations/policies, re-routing, color coding
scheme, Tricycles registration, and other apprehension for violators in coordination with the
different representatives of drivers and operators, organizations and associations, as means of
managing existing traffic situation.

In 1998, a Common bus/jeepney terminal located along Aquino Boulevard, Barangay San Nicolas,
was completed and is now operational. The facility will decongest the old urban core, encourage
new investment close to the market and boost the local economy. Tricycles have designated
parking areas per section per barangays, color-coded, per establishment.
Before the current administration, alternate routes had been developed, shoulders were
concretized, sidewalks and pedestrian lanes improved, and roads widened, which aimed to help
ease traffic congestion. However, due to the proliferation of colorum PUVs, inadequate
apprehension of traffic violators, undisciplined drivers, illegal parking and obstruction of major road
arteries in the province, among other traffic management issues, physical improvements on the
roads may not be enough of a solution.
In response to these persistent transport and traffic management problems, the City Government of
Tarlac has come up with a three-fold strategy. The first fold would involve a policy review of the
city’s Traffic Code. It also includes the following activities:
• Conduct an in-depth study and analysis on existing ordinance on issuance of
Motorized Tricycle Operator’s Permit (MTOP);
• Amendment of provisions;
• Designation of strategic loading and unloading areas with strict enforcement;
• Establishment of a Traffic Monitoring System; and
• Installation of CCTVs at strategic locations.
The second fold is the establishment of a group (City Transportation and Traffic Management
Group) responsible for the review of existing transport and traffic management system, as well as
road networks and other transport facilities. Other responsibilities of the said group are as follows:
• Conduct experimental traffic schemes;
• Intensify information dissemination campaign on the proper use of loading and
unloading areas, and of pedestrian lanes;
• Apprehend violators more strictly;
• Maintain and improve traffic signs and facilities; and
• Develop alternate routes to decongest traffic.
The last, but not the least, strategy is a stricter implementation of traffic rules, and a more
aggressive apprehension of violators. Current and potential traffic enforcers shall undergo a series
of trainings and orientation on the existing rules and regulations.

Transport Subsector Analysis

Technical Findings /
Implications (Effects) Recommended Institution /
Observations
Public Utility Jeepneys  Hampers traffic flow  Designate LGU
load/unload passengers  Causes congestion jeepney
anywhere load/unload areas
Buses and Trucks passes  Causes congestion  Reroute via LGU
through Arterial Roads due to size and circumferential
speed roads; reroute
away from the
central business
district
 Schedule trips on
lean hours
Problem on Road  Merging of lanes  Road widening LGU
Geometry causes congestion  Lane markings
 Multiple conflicts  Designate one
way roads to
minimize conflicts
Lack of Sidewalks for  Pedestrians along  Designate LGU
pedestrians roads pedestrian
 Criss crossing of crosssings and
vehicles and side walks;
pedestrians apprehend
 Safety issue for Jaywalkers
pedestrians
Railway
In the past, a railway system was operational in the province with service area reaching as far as
Manila and La Union. However, this transport system was neglected and ultimately abandoned in
1968. Since then, what is left of its railroad tracks have been vandalized and destroyed and its
right-of-way occupied by informal settlers.
The Duterte Administration revived the plan to construct the Manila-Clark Railway System last year,
2017. In January 2018, the pre-construction phase of the project officially began. Depending on the
volume of riders, this might be extended to San Jose City. In much longer terms, it could reach all
the way up to La Union.

1.6.1.3 Roads and Bridges
Road Inventory
City Government of Tarlac has a total road network of 474.798 kilometers. National road has a total
of 54.109 kilometers, provincial road 34.231 kilometers, and city road with 8.369 kilometers. All are
concrete/asphalt pavement. The remaining 51.03 kilometers are the total length of barangay roads,
covering most of the road network in the City.
Table below shows the summary of existing road network in the City.
Table 1.6.4: Summary of Existing Road Network By Administrative

(Classification and Type of Pavement)
Total Length Width (m)
Classification Type of Pavement
(km) (RROW)
National 54.109 20.00 Concrete / asphalt
Provincial 34.231 20.00 Concrete / asphalt
City 8.369 8.0 – 12.0 Concrete / asphalt
Barangay 378.089 6.0 – 10.0 Concrete / asphalt / gravel
TOTAL 474.798
At present, the city has a total road network of 96.709 kms. Excluding Barangay Road and farm-to-
market road. The roads are classified as follows:
National Road - 54.109 kms of concrete road that passes thru the city. This is the
main access of the city to the adjacent municipalities.
Provincial Road - 34.231 kms of concrete and asphalt road that connects the
different Barangays to the national road.
City Road - 8.369 kms road maintained by the local government and within
the urban area.
Barangay Road - 378.089 kms road made of concrete, asphalt and gravel
maintained by the local government.
According to the Central Luzon Regional Development Plan 2017-2022, the transport network
system in the region has gradually improved, but is still far from the targeted goal, which is a fast,
safe, and efficient transportation system. There is still much to be done to realize the full potential of
the region in attracting local and foreign investments and in accelerating development in both urban
and rural areas. A better transportation system would also be vital to the growth and development
of the areas north of Luzon since the region is a natural gateway between the National Capital
Region and the rest of Northern Luzon via the Cagayan Valley Road (CVR), Manila North Road
(MNR), and the North Luzon Expressway (NLEx).
Through the development of arterial transportation facilities, inter-regional and intra-regional access
is enhanced.
Strategic projects were implemented and some are still being implemented under the transportation
sector of the Central Luzon Regional Development Plan. An inventory of expressway and provincial
road in Central Luzon is as follows:
1. Northern Luzon Expressway (NLEx)

- 83.7 km. expressway connecting Manila and Pampanga.
2. Subic-Tipo Expresway.
- 8.8 km. expressway traversing Zambales and Bataan
3. NLEx Spur Road (Bulacan)
- 0.1 km. spur road connecting NLEx-Tabang Exit and Maharlika Highway going to
Cagayan Valley.
4. Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTex)
- 93.77 km. expressway
5. Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union (TPLEx) (on-going)
- 41 km. (Tarlac Section) expressway connects at the terminus of SCTEx. One section
called the Tarlac City-Gerona Section was opened to the public in 2013.
6. Central Luzon Link Expressways (CLLEx) (on-going)
- 66.4 km. expressway consists of two (2) phases. CLLEx Phase I start from the
terminus of SCTEx in Tarlac City, moves eastward to Cabanatuan City, which will
eventually intersect with Cagayan Valley Road and Vergara Highway. CLLEx Phase II
shall move northward to San Jose City. The detailed engineering design for CLLEx is
still in progress.
7. Tarlac-Iba Road (East-West Lateral Road)
- Connection between San Jose, Tarlac and Botolan, Zambales

Table 1.6.5: Inventory of Roads by System Classification and Type of Pavement, City of Tarlac
Road Surface
Road Name and Total Paved Unpaved
Right of
Administrative Barangay Length Concrete Asphalt Gravel Earthfill
Way
Classification (km) Length Length Length Length
% % % %
(km) (km) (km) (km)
NATIONAL
Manila North Road 16.08 4.812 100%
Romulo Highway 13.848 13.85 100%
Tarlac Sta. Rosa Road 11.933 11.93 100%
San Miguel Cadre Road 1.805 1.805 100%
Tarlac San Miguel Via
6.66 4.092 61.43% 0.815 12.24% 1.752 26.30%
Macabulos Road
Camp Aquino Road 0.929 0.535 57.59% 0.394 42.41%
Tarlac Airport Road 0.436 0.436 100%
Tarlac Maliwalo Road 2.418 2.418 100%
PROVINCIAL
Tarlac High School Drive 0.31 0.31 100%
Tarlac Hospital Drive 0.435 0.435 100%
Mc Arthur Highway Rail
0.426 0.426 100%
Road Station
Matatalaib-Culipat-
3.85 3.85 100%
Trinidad
F. Tañedo St. 1.332 1.332 100%
Motorpool Drive 0.113 0.113 100%
Getha Road 1.902 1.902 100%
Baras-Baras-Mapalad 3.807 3.807 100%
Macabulos Drive 0.937 0.937 100%
Tibag Mabagliw 5.937 5.937 100%
Road Surface
Right of
Way
% % % %
(km) (km) (km) (km)
Burgos St. 0.1 0.1 100%
Romulo Boulevard 0.2 0.2 100%
Tarlac-San Clemente via
4.9 4.9 100%
Burgos (Side)
Tarlac-Victoria (Tarlac
9.1 9.1 100%
Side)
Matayum-tayum-Mayang
Batang-Batang (Tarlac 0.882 0.882 100%
Side)
CITY
F. Tañedo St. Poblacion 7.56 1+380 1+170 84.78 0+40
M.H Del Pilar St. Poblacion 7.13 1+320 0+820 62.12 0+500
Hilario St. Ligtasan 8.20 0+800 0+330 41.25 0+470
Mabini St. Mabini 7.20 0+340 100
Guevarra St. Poblacion 4.02 0+160 100
Espinosa St. Poblacion 6.54 0+380 100
San Sebastian St. Poblacion 3.20 0+170 100
Besa Road San Nicolas 5.42 0+010 100
Poblacion
Ninoy Aquino Blvd. 10.67 1+930 100
reclaimed lot
Paninaan Blvd. Carangian 8.33 1+800 100
Ancheta St. Poblacion 5.16 0+470 100
C. Santos St. Poblacion 5.90 0+360 100
San Sebastian,
Southern By-Pass Road 7.50 1+490 1+430 95.97 0+060 4.03
San Vicente

Road Surface
Right of
Way
% % % %
(km) (km) (km) (km)
Southeastern By-Pass
Market View 7.82 0+660 0+490 74.24 0+170 35.76
Road
Rizal St. Poblacion St. 8.75 0+410 0+240 58.54 0+170 41.46
Panganiban St. San Nicolas 7.76 0+840 100
Juan Luna St. Poblacion 0+980 0+900 91.84 0+080 8.16
Zafiro St. Poblacion 0+470
Source: DPWH, Provincial City/Municipal/Engineering Office, 2017

Bridge Inventory
The City of Tarlac has a total of twelve (12) bridges, nine (9) bridges along the National road, and
three (3) bridges along the Provincial road that connect road network continuity in the city. All are
made of concrete/asphalt. The bridges are operational and mostly are in good condition.
Table 1.6.6: Inventory of Bridges by Location, Type, Capacity, and Condition, Tarlac City 2017
Physical
Bridge Name Location Type16 Length
Condition17
Bridges along
National Road
San Manuel Bridge Manila North Road Tarlac RFCG (1 span) 7.00 Im Fair
Ungot Bridge Manila North Road Tarlac RFCG (2 span) 13.00 Im Fair
Agana Bridge Romulo Highway I-Beam (7 spans) 163.6 Im Fair
Barbon Bridge I Romulo Highway I-Beam (1 span) 21.80 Im Fair
Barbon Bridge II Romulo Highway I-Beam (1 span) 19.00 Im Fair
Benig Bridge Romulo Highway -Beam (1 span) 30.80 Im Fair
Amucao Bridge 2 Tarlac-Sta. Rosa Road RCDG (3 spans) 22.00 Im Fair
Amucao Bridge 1 Tarlac-Sta. Rosa Road RCDG (2 spans) 12.00 Im Fair
Camp Aquino Bridge San Miguel Cadre Road - 39.00 lm Fair
Provincial Bridges
Ligtasan Bridge Hilario Street - 12.00 Im Fair
Cut-cut Bridge Romulo Blvd. Ext. - 10.00 Im Fair
Ninoy Aquino Bridge Poblacion - 120.00 Im Fair
Source: City Engineering Office, 2017
One of the projects to be spearheaded by the DPWH is the Agana bridge widening. It cost PHP 200
million and is expected to be finished within the year.
Another bridge project, which shall be led by the City Engineer’s Office, is the construction of Sta.
Cruz to Sinait Bridge. It is expected to be completed in 2019. The cost of this construction project
amounts to PHP 500 million.
Road and Bridges Subsector Analysis

Technical Findings /
Implications (Effects) Recommended Institution /
Observations
Ponding/Puddles on roads  Mosquito and  Better DPWH, LGU
due to lack of slope to drains bacteria hazard supervision of
 Affects road road contractors
integrity/ lifespan
16 Type: concrete, steel, wood, others

17 Physical Condition: Fair- acceptable/serviceable; Poor – needs improvement; Critical – for priority action
Figure 1.6.2: Location of Existing Bridges and Road Networks

1.6.2 Water, Power and Communication
1.6.2.1 Water Supply
The most common source of water supply at present in the City is its ground water and developing
springs. The types of existing water system are the shallow/deep wells found in all barangays. This
type of water system is used by all barangay residents to obtain water for laundering, drinking,
bathing and other domestic uses.
Tarlac City Water District (TCWD) is a lone private company that provides water supply in some
areas in the City. Its office is located at Barangay Maliwalo and provides Level III water system in
some area in the City as shown in the table below.
Table 1.6.7: Level III Pressurized Water Supply Areas, City of Tarlac
Luisita Industrial Park (LIP), San Miguel 3 Reservoirs, 1 Deepwell with 40 cu.m./hr cap.
San Rafael 1 deepwell with 93 cu.m./hr cap.
Binauganan 1 deepwell with 85 cu.m./hr. cap
Getha 1 deepwell with 55 cu.m./her. Cap
Aquino Subdivision 1 deepwell with 40 cu.m./hr. cap.
St Mary’s Subdivision Maliwalo 1 deepwell with 150 cu.m./hr/ cap/
Maliwalo 1 deepwell with 80 cu.m./hr/ cap.
Suba 1 deepwell with 40 cu.m./hr. cap.
The TWCD serve about 12,400 out of 75,546 households in 22 different barangays as shown in the
table below. The other households relay in using portable shallow/deep wells.
Table 1.6.8: Number of Households Served By TCWD

No. of Households No. of Households
Barangay Served Barangay Served
served served
1. San Vicente 2,358 12. San Nicolas 1,052
2. Carangian 77 13. San Juan de Bautista 148
3. San Pablo 455 14. Matatalaib 864
4. San Roque 1,132 15. Salapungan 129
5. Cut-Cut 1st 144 16. Suizo 190
6. Mabini 73 17. San Rafael 1,080
7. San Sebastian 855 18. San Miguel 869
6. Binauganan 100 19. Maligaya 402
9. Ligtasan 376 20. Paraiso 368
10. Poblacion 300 21. Maliwalo 349
11. Sto. Cristo 940 22. Calingcuan 139
TOTAL 12,400
Table 1.6.9: Waterworks System City of Tarlac
Location of Location & Number of Capacity Liters Other
Barangay Served
Water Sources Pumps per Second Facilities
Binauganan
I-Market View 20 LPS
Calingcuan
Maliwalo
GENSET
I-Back of TCWD Office 20 LPS Carangian
125 KVA
Cut-Cut I
I-Back of TCWD Office 11 LPS
San Francisco
Matatalaib
GENSET
I-Saint Mary's Subdivision 38 LPS San Miguel
250 KVA
San Nicolas GENSET
Ligtasan I-Lazatin Subdivision 29 LPS
San Pablo 125 KVA
I-Getha Road San GENSET
15 LPS Ligtasan
Sebastian Village Phase 3 125 KVA
Binauganan
I-Rowland Subdivision near Mabini GENSET
30 LPS
PEO Maligaya 125 KVA
GENSET
I-San Rafael Homesite 26 LPS Maliwalo
San Rafael 125 KVA
I-Felomina 13 LPS San Juan Bautista
Matatalaib
Paraiso
Poblacion
San Rafael Elevated
San Roque Steel Tank
San Miguel L-Luisita 14 LPS
San Sebastian 40 Cu.M.
San Vicente Capacity
Sepung Calzada
Sto. Cristo
Suizo
Table 1.6.10: Level II System, Tarlac City

Substation Barangay Served
Served Unserved
Binauganan 105 341
Maliwalo Calingcuan 198 309
Carangian 114 1,030
Cut-Cut I 91
Matatalaib San Francisco 106 313
San Miguel 797 922
San Nicolas 909 647
Ligtasan
San Pablo 456 454
Ligtasan 491 154
Binauganan Mabini 100 1
Maligaya 481 329
Maliwalo 498 1,031
San Rafael
San Juan Bautista 196 129
Matatalaib 995 2,304
San Miguel Paraiso 414 233
Poblacion 467

Substation Barangay Served
Served Unserved
San Rafael 1,207 1,056
San Roque 1,227 251
San Sebastian 973
San Vicente 2,610 295
Sepung Calzada 1,653 591
Sto. Cristo 843
Suizo 213 707
TOTAL 15,144 11,097
Table 1.6.11: Level I System, Tarlac City

(Shallow Well ) (Deep Well)
Barangay
Number of Households Served Number of Households Served
Balanti 272 3
Carangian 999 -
Cut-Cut - -
Ligtasan 154 -
Mabini 1 -
Poblacion - -
San Luis 392 7
San Nicolas 647 -
San Pablo 440 14
San Roque 251
San Vicente 289 6
San Juan Bautista 77 52
Sto. Cristo - -
San Jose De Urquico 172 5
Aguso 978 109
Alvindia 190 33
Amucao 239 159
Balibago I 162 108
Balibago II 493 55
Balingcanaway 781 195
Banaba 88 38
Batang-Batang 199 66
Bora 182 2
Buhilit 128 14
Calingcuan 278 31
Culipat 163 70
Dalayap 357 153
Maliwalo 691 340
Matatalaib 1889 415
San Jose 927 19
Sta. Cruz 610 68

Barangay
Sepung Calsada 502 89
Tariji 289 96
Trinidad 169 42
Salapungan 294 33
Villa Bacolor 250 8
San Pascual 386 43
San Manuel 871 46
Armenia 608 19
Asturias 287 9
Atioc 285 15
Balete 637 159
Bantog 329 18
Binauganan 239 102
Buenavista 185 2
Burot 476 119
Capehan 329 37
Central 474 203
Dela Paz 273 30
Lourdes 385 43
Maligaya 247 82
Mapalacsiao 670 287
Paraiso 133 100
San carlos 204 11
San Francisco 282 31
San Miguel 821 101
San Rafael 908 148
San Sebastian - -
Sapang Tagalog 676 7
Suizo 424 283
Ungot 400 268
Cut-Cut 1 1,152 24
Baras-Baras 484 25
Dolores 362 19
Laoang 432 4
Mapalad 74 25
San Isidro 1,555 82
San Juan de Mata 607 13
Sta. Maria 81 20
Sto. Niño 108 18
Sto. Domingo 174 5
Sapang Maragul 1,055 264
Sinait 418 13
Tibag 1,853 19
Tibagan 569 30

Barangay
Care 592 6
TOTAL 33,598 4,960
1.6.2.2 Power Supply
Power Supply in the province comes from the Luzon Grid of the National Power Corporation
(NAPOCOR), which is jointly distributed by electric cooperatives and a private electric company.
The Northern and Western parts of the province comprising of 344 barangays are being served by
the Tarlac Electric Cooperative I (TARELCO I). Tarlac Electric Enterprises Inc., a private franchise,
covers the city of Tarlac with 76 barangays. Aside from NAPOCOR power line, this company has
its own generating plant in Brgy. Baras-Baras which serve as an alternate power supply in cases of
failure of National Power Corporation (NPC) lines. Electrical services in the City of Tarlac come
from Tarlac Electric Enterprises, Incorporated (TEI).
The sole source of electric power in 76 barangays in Tarlac City is the Tarlac Electric, Inc. (TEI). It
has five (5) substations found in Barangays Sto. Niño, Maliwalo, Sto. Cristo, San Rafael, and
Luisita Industrial Park in San Miguel.
Shown in the table below the area occupied, year constructed and voltage of Power substation in
Tarlac City.
Table 1.6.12: Power Substations
Area Occupied Year

Name of Substation Barangay Voltage (kV)
(ha) Constructed
Telepreneur Corp. Sto. Nino 0.0808 June 1994 69 and 13.8

Maliwalo Maliwalo 0.2628 Feb. 1982 69 and 13.8
LIP Paraiso 0.534 Feb. 1982 69 and 13.8
San Rafael San Rafael 1.7283 Feb. 2012 69 and 13.8
Panganiban Sto. Cristo 0.171 Oct. 2001 69 and 13.8
Source: TEI Geographical Information System, 2017

Figure 1.6.3: Location of Existing Power Substation

Table 1.6.13: Households Served with Electricity for the Past Three Years
Y1 (2015)
Name of Substation Total No. Served Unserved

of HH
No. % No. %
Telepreneur Corp. 14,502 14,502 100.00 - 0.00
Maliwalo 13,805 13,805 100.00 - 0.00
LIP 9,063 9,063 100.00 - 0.00
San Rafael 16,376 16,336 99.76 40 0.24
Panganiban 13,254 13,254 100.00 - 0.00
Total 67,000 66,960 99.95 40 0.06
Y2 (2016)

of HH
No. % No. %
Telepreneur Corp. 15,108 15,108 100.00 - -
Maliwalo 14,383 14,383 100.00 - -
LIP 9,442 9,442 100.00 - -
San Rafael 17,019 17,019 100.00 - -
Panganiban 13,808 13,808 100.00 - -
Total 69,759 69,759 100.00 - -
Y3 (2017)

of HH
No. % No. %
Telepreneur Corp. 15,646 15,611 99.78 35 0.22
Maliwalo 14,861 14,861 100.00 - -
LIP 9,756 9,756 100.00 - -
San Rafael 17,585 17,585 100.00 - -
Panganiban 14,267 14,267 100.00 - -
Total 72,116 72,081 99.95 35 0.05
Source: TEI Distribution Development Plan
Shown in the table above the total number of household being served with electricity by Tarlac
Electric Inc. for the past three (3) years. TEI served a total of 66,690 household in the year 2015
and the total number of unserved household is 40. For the year 2016, all households were served
with electricity with a total of 69,759 and in the year 2017, the household served by electricity
increased with a total number of 72,081 and thirty five (35) households were unserved. 72, 116
households are being served by the said electric Inc. There has been a gradual increase in the
number of households served in 2015 to 2016.

Table 1.6.14: Number of Connections by Type of Users and Average Consumption for the Past Three
Years
Y1 (2015)
Name of Substation No. of
KW %
connections
Residential 66,960 9,198,000.00 34.30
Commercial 4,110 9,832,167.00 36.66
Industrial 9 7,547,167.00 28.14
Institutional - - -
Other: Public Buildings/ Facilities; Street Lights 37 242,750.00 0.91
Total 71,116 26,820,083.00 100.00
Y2 (2016)
KW %
connections
Residential 69,759 10,304,180.00 34.55
Commercial 4,291 10,657,292.62 35.73
Industrial 9 8,597,261.33 28.82
Institutional - - -
Total 74,095 29,828,010.01 100.00
Y3 (2017)
KW %
connections
Residential 72,081 11,041,877.24 33.71
Commercial 4,503 10,870,784.85 33.21
Industrial 9 10,551,405.08 32.23
Institutional - - -
Total 76,626 32,737,195.41 100.00
Source: TEI Distribution Development Plan, 2018
Table 1.6.15 indicates the total number of connections and average consumption of electricity for
the past three (3) years that was being served in the City of Tarlac.
Year 2017 recorded the highest number of connections with a total of 76,626 with an average
consumption of 32,737,195.41 kilowatt (kW). Users from residential areas have highest
consumption with a total of 11,041,877.24 kW from 72,081 connections. Connections from
commercial areas have a total of 4,503 with 10,870,784.85 kW total consumption followed by
Public Buildings/Facilities, Street Lights and Industrial types.

Table 1.6.15: Projected Number of Connections by Type of Users and Average Consumption (KWH/Mo.)
Name of Year 1 (2018) Year 2 (2019) Year 3 (2020) Year 4 (2021) Year 5 (2022)
Substation KW % KW % KW % KW % KW %
Residential 11,849,983.67 4,212.25 12,717,231.86 4,388.86 13,647,950.13 4,572.87 14,646,783.57 4,764.60 15,718,717.24 4,964.37
Commercial 11,196,908.39 3,980.10 11,532,815.64 3,980.10 11,878,800.11 3,980.10 12,235,164.11 3,980.10 12,602,219.04 3,980.10
Industrial 11,205,819.81 3,983.27 11,905,201.74 4,108.62 12,652,690.15 4,239.40 13,451,643.98 4,375.82 14,305,657.24 4,518.09
Institutional 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Other: Public
Buildings/
281,322.10 100.00 289,761.76 100.00 298,454.61 100.00 307,408.25 100.00 316,630.50 100.00
Facilities; Street
Lights
Total 34,534,033.97 12,275.62 36,445,011.00 12,577.58 38,477,895.00 12,892.38 40,640,999.92 13,220.53 42,943,224.03 13,562.57
Source: TEI Distribution Development Plan, 2018

Table 1.6.16: Power Transmission/Distribution Line, Year 2017
Year Area
Length Width
Name of Line Owner Constructed/ Occupied Voltage (kV)
(m) (m)
Developed (ha)
Tarlac Electric Inc. 2011/2016 NA 48.54 NA 69
Tarlac Electric Inc. NA NA 394.29 NA 13.8
Source: TEI Geographical Information System, 2017
Table 1.6.17: Infrastructure Provision for Power, City of Tarlac

Responsible Implementing
Agency
Diesel, 69 KVA cover
Power Generating Plant Tarlac Electric Ent. Inc.
Tarlac City
Baras-Baras Generating Plant
(Power Substations located at TEI 20 MVA capacity
Tarlac City)
Maliwalo Tarlac TEI 20 MVA capacity
LIP, San Miguel TEI 20 MVA capacity
Baras-Baras
NAPOCOR 230 KV/69 KV
(Transmission Power Lines)
PC Lines
TEI
Electrification Areas Tarlac
Table 1.6.18: Electricity Rate per Type of Consumer, City of Tarlac, 2016
Excess Energy Charge
Type of Consumer Minimum Rate Demand Charge
(per kWh) (per kWh)
Residential (0-20 kWh)36.80 1.84 - -
Commercial (0-20 kWh)37.20 1.86 - -
Industrial 300.00 - (15kw excess)15.00 1.80
Irrigation - - (per HP) 15.00 1.78
Public Buildings 27.60 1.84 - -
Street Lights P0.56 per watt - - -
(0-300 kWh)
Extra Lights 2.50 - -
1000.00

1.6.2.3 Telecommunication Facilities
Mass Media
Tarlac City receives radio and television programs which are aired in Manila. Likewise, television
sets have good reception of Manila aired programs. Newspapers, magazines, and comics, and
other bulletins circulating in the National capital region also find their way to the city. With all these
forms of communication channels, the residents are well informed and up to date in terms of both
national and international issues. The communication tools also form a part of their daily
recreational activities.
The City Government of Tarlac also provides monthly circulation of KAISA magazine that features
the latest news as well as the accomplishments of the LGU.
Table 1.6.19: Type of Print Media Available, Year 2017

Circulation
Type of Print Media Location Area Coverage
Number Type Frequency
1. Local News Paper Tarlac City Tarlac City 13 News 1/Month
Source: City Information Office, 2017
Radio Broadcasting
Table 1.6.20: Communication Services Facilities, Year 2017

Area
Year
Type Occupied Barangay Ownership
Constructed
(ha)
1. Radio Station (DZTC) 2014* 0.02 ha San Nicolas Private
2. Radio Station (Radyo Maria) 2002 0.15** ha Maliwalo Private
3. Radio Station (Love Radio) 2014 0.075 ha** San Sebastian Private
Source: Personnel of Radio Station; Tarlac City Business Permits & Licensing Division, 2017
Cable Televisions
Table 1.6.21: Cable Television Networks, Tarlac City, 2018

Cable Television Network Location
Primecast Cable Tv Network Casa Amelita Building, Burgos Street, Tarlac City
Tarlac Cable Televisons Network, Incorporated M.H Del Pilar, Tarlac City
Converge ICT, Cable TV Tarlac City
Source: City Planning and Development Office, 2018

Newspapers
The print media operating in the city are the following:

 Tarlac Star  Expressweek
 Tarlac Newsweek  Tarlac Forum
 Tarlac Inquirer  Mobiline
 Tarlac Observer  Dyaryo Banat
 Tarlac Newsline
Telephone and Telegraph Services
Telephone Services are provided by both private and government telephone companies. The
following are found in the city:
 Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT)
 Smart Communication, Inc.
 Islacom Company, Inc.
 Globe Telecommunications / Extelcom
Table 1.6.22: Infrastructure Provision for Communications

Description Existing &
Location Implementing Agency
Current Proposed
Provincial Telecom
A. Exchanges
San Nicolas, Tarlac City PLDT Telephone Station
McArthur Hi-way SMART COMMUNICATION RSU-RSS
Tarlac City 1536 lines
B. Sub-Exchanges
Tarlac City PLDT NLEX Capacity 8,103
Telephone and Telegraph Subsector Analysis
Policy Options /
Technical Findings / Responsible
Implications (Effects) Recommended
Observations Institution/Entity
Interventions
Messy “Octopus” Wiring of  entanglement  Mandate LGU, TEI, PLDT,
auxiliary lines on electric hazard telecom service ComClark, GLOBE,
posts  fire/electrocution providers to SMART
hazard organize their
 Eyesore wirings

Figure 1.6.4: Location of Existing Telecommunication Facilities

1.6.3 Drainage and Sewerage Facilities18
Drainage Systems in Tarlac City
There have been improvements in mitigating flooding in Tarlac City. A decade or so, severe
flooding along the Manila North road near San Nicolas Blk. 9 and at the junction of Zamora Street
was prevalent. By the upgrading of the drainage canal along Mc Arthur hi-way (now Manila North
Road), draining of surface runoff has been more efficient along this main corridor.
In the city, drainage systems have no separate storm water and waste water (sewerage) systems.
Wastewater (greywater) from septic systems freely mixes with the stormwater. Blackwater, which
is contaminated with disease carrying bacteria, is collected in septic tanks. Septic tanks are
required to be constructed within a residential or commercial establishment. Greywater is water
bathroom sinks, showers, tubs, and washing machines. Greywater may contain traces of dirt, food,
grease, hair, and certain household cleaning products.
Local drains are then directed to water systems. Water systems are the irrigation canals, local
rivers and creeks. Figure 1 shows local drainage canals and pipes connected to the irrigation canal
near SM City – Tarlac.
Figure 1.6.5: Box Culvert at the Manila North Road near SM City - Tarlac
18Kent County Council, 2017. Drainage and Planning Policy Statement. Local flood risk management strategy guidance.
www.kent.gov.uk. June, 2017.
HLURB CLUP Handbook. A Guide to Complehensive Land Use Planning. Volumes 1 &2
Summary Report of the “Result of the MGB Geohazard Assessment Covering the Eighteen (18) Municiplaities in the Province of
Tarlac”.
A major responsibility of the local government is the construction and maintenance of drainage
systems which are usually adjacent to the roads. These drainage systems lose their efficiency if
they are not maintained regularly. Figure 2 shows flooding alongside the road near the Luisita
Park/Manila North Road intersection in Brgy. San Miguel.
Figure 1.6.6: Flooding at Luisita Park/MNR Intersection (Fronting Camp Servillano Aquino Camp)
Figure 1.6.7 shows flooding (at Ramos St., Barangay San Vicente) due to inefficient draining of
surface water. Previous creeks are narrowed due to encroachment of adjacent residential
buildings.
Figure 1.6.7: Flooding at Ramos St. (Brgy. San Vicente)

Tarlac City Drainage System
Figure 1.6.8 shows the city’s waterways and watersheds. These waterways comprise the natural
surface runoff drainage of the city. However, these waterways need to be clearly delineated to
retain their efficiency. Vital to the overall performance of the artificial and natural waterways is the
monitoring and maintenance by the local and barangay officials.

Figure 1.6.8: Tarlac City Waterways

The Masalasa Creek
The Masalasa creek spans the north-west and south-east side’s which acts as the major waterway
of the city. DILG and Tarlac City Local Government conducted rehabilitation and clean-up activities
for this waterway in 2014.
The Tarlac City Government continues to maintain the Masalas Creek with current activities, such
as cleaning, grubbing and stripping. Channel and structure excavation and embankment are
employed at portions where rehabilitation is needed. Reinforcing steel bars with concrete class
class A are used as for the sloping protection. Figure 5 shows extent of the proposed concrete
slope protection from Brgy. Maliwalo to Brgy. San Jose.
Figure 1.6.9: Beginning and End of the Proposed Rehabilitation of the Masalasa Creek from Brgy.
Maliwalo to Brgy. San Jose

Susceptibility Assessment to Flooding of Tarlac City
Due to the landslide incident in Southern Leyte, a geohazard mapping was conducted by geologists
from the Mines and Geosciences Bureau-Regional Office III (MGB-R3) in the municipalities of
Tarlac province. Each barangay was classified according to their susceptibility to landslide and/or
flooding. Each barangay was rated into low, moderate or high for flooding susceptibility with the
rating parameters as follows:
Low
0 – 0.5 meter depth of floodwaters
Moderate
0.51 – 1 meter depth of floodwaters
High
> 1 meter depth of floodwaters.
All seventy six barangays of Tarlac City were assessed.
 Forty one (41) barangays were found to have low susceptibility to flooding in the barangay
proper and most areas of the barangay. Agricultural areas have moderate susceptibility to
flooding. (Agoso, Alvindia Segundo, Asturias, Balibago I, Balincanaway, Banaba, Bantog,
Baras Baras, Batang Batang, Bora, Buenavista, Buhilit, Burot, Capehan, Central, Culipat,
Cutcut II, Dolores, Laoang, Lourdes, Maliwalo, Mapalacsiao, Mapalad, San Carlos, San
Francisco, San Jose de Urquico, San Jose de Mate, San Luis, San Manuel, San Pablo, San
Pascual, San Vicente, Sto. Domingo, Sto. Niño, Sapang Maragul, Sapang Tagalog, Tibag,
Ungot, Salapungan, Villa Bacolor and Care).
 Eight (8) barangays were found to have low to moderate susceptibility to flooding
(Binauganan, Cutcut I, dela Paz, Ligtasan, Mabini, Paraiso, San Roque and Trinidad).
 Four (4) barangays with moderate susceptibility to flooding (Calingcuran, Carangian,

Dalayap and Sta. Cruz).
 Nine (9) barangays with moderate to high susceptibility to flooding (Atioc, Matatalaib, San
Isidro, San Miguel, San Nicolas, San Rafael, San Sebastian, Sto. Cristo and Suizo).

 Eight (8) barangays with high susceptibility to flooding (Amucao, Armenia, Balanti, Balibago
II, Maligaya, San Jose, Sta. Maria and Sinait).
A more elaborate spatial assessment of vulnerable areas in the city shall be useful in prioritizing
drainage facilities and water encatchment basin projects to mitigate flooding.19
Sustainable Drainage Systems
In so far as the efforts of concerned agencies, drainage and waterways systems of the city need to
be comprehensively managed. As the city poses to be a highly urbanized city, due to increasing
economic activities, there is a need to reduce, if not to eliminate, the impacts of flooding.
The principles in sustainable drainage planning with water management and green space would not
only mitigate flooding but will also spur benefits to amenities, recreation and biodiversity. In
sustainable drainage planning, authorities should consider to:
 direct development away from areas at highest flood risk;
 take the predicted impacts of climate change into account;
 use opportunities offered by new development to reduce the causes and impacts of
flooding;
 ensure flood risk is not increased elsewhere;
 give priority to the use of sustainable drainage systems;
 enhance the natural and local environment; and,
 prevent contributing to water pollution (Kent County Council, 2017).
Incorporating such principles in planning, integration of water and wastewater management to flood
risk would be inevitable in addressing the issues of drainage in the city. Consideration of several
strategies to reduce surface water runoffs will be useful in reducing flood risk. One example of the
strategies is the catchment of greywater and stormwater to be put to good use, e.g. water for toilet
flushing, irrigation of plants, etc. Treated greywater can also be used to irrigate both food and non
food producing plants. Parks and open spaces may also be considered in the temporary
catchment of excess surface runoffs.
19Summary Report of the “Result of the MGB Geohazard Assessment Covering the Eighteen (18) Municiplaities in the Province of
Tarlac”
Integral to the success of sustainably mitigating flooding in the city is the formulation of sustainable
drainage and wastewater management policy. This provides policies regarding management of
drainage systems, which includes natural waterways, road drainages, irrigation cannals, domestic,
commercial and industrial wastewater drainage, etc. A comprehensive profiling of waterways,
whether natural or artificial, will be the first major task when sustainable drainage policies are
implemented.
1.6.4 City Cemetery

Table 1.6.23: List of Cemeteries / Memorial Parks, Tarlac City, 2018
Area Distance from Distance From Water
Name Location
(Hectare) Residential Area Source
PUBLIC CEMETERIES
San Pablo Civil Cemetery San Pablo 2.1325 -
Balingcanaway Civil Water system is deep-
Balingcanaway 1.1807 100 m.
Cemetery well
San Juan de Mata Civil San Juan de About 700 m. from the
5.0000 300 m.
Cemetery Mata creek
Chinese Cemetery San Pablo 1.2357 Boundary 300 m. from the creek
San Manuel Civil Cemetery San Manuel 1.0000 -
PRIVATE CEMETERIES / MEMORIAL PARKS
Roman Catholic Cemetery San Francisco 1.0000 Shallow well 100 m.
200 m. from the main
San Vicente Cemetery San Vicente 0.0863 Bundary
irrigation canal
Creek water flow
Roman Catholic Cemetery Matatalaib 1.0000 Boundary
almost boundary
20 m. from the main
Roman Catholic Cemetery San Vicente 1.5631 25 m.
irrigation canal
Tarlac (Eternal) Memorial
Binauganan 9.2112 Boundary 500 m. from the creek
Park
500 m. more or less
Espinosa Private Cemetery Tibag 2.0000 Boundary from the non-
functional creek
Boundary line from
Mt. Shiloh (former Heaven's Boundary of the
Aguso 4.7313 the non-functional
Garden) cemetery
creek
50 meters from the
Garden of the Ascencion Tibag 6.9699 Boundary
river
300 m. from the
Mt. Zion Memorial Park San Miguel 5.3093 5 meters
irrigation canal
Lamb of God Memorial
San Manuel 3.1071 - -
Garden
Peter Anthony Memorial
San Jose 3.4181 - -
Garden
Sapang
Garden of Peace 3.8565 - -
Maragul

1.6.5 Slaughterhouse
Tarlac City has two (2) private-owned and operated slaughterhouses located at Brgy. Tibag.
1.6.6 Public Market
Tarlac City constituents can access goods and services through the public market located at
Brgy. Mabini and Brgy. Poblacion.

Figure 1.6.10: Location of Existing Slaughterhouse and Public Market

1.7 Social Services Facilities
1.7.1 Health
Table 1.7.1: List of Medical Health Facilities, City of Tarlac

Medical Health Facilities
Hospital Location Bed Capacity
1 Public Tarlac Provincial Hospital Hospital Drive, San Vicente 200
2 Public Camp Aquino Station Hospital San Miguel, Tarlac City 65
3 Private Central Luzon Doctors' Hospital San Vicente 200
4 Private Ramos General Hospital Hilario St., Ligtasan 90
McArthur Highway, San Nicolas,
5 Private Jecsons Medical Center 100
Tarlac City
6 Private Talon General Hospital F. Tañedo St., Poblacion 50
7 Private Holy Trinity Hospital 505 Quezon St., San Miguel 10
Loving Mother General Hospital
8 Private F. Tañedo, Tarlac City 100
and Diagnostic Center
Source: Draft Tarlac City CLUP 2017-2027
Presently, a total of eight (8) hospitals are presently operating in the City of Tarlac, broken down
into two (2) government hospitals and six (6) privately owned hospitals, with Tarlac Provincial
Hospital and Central Luzon Doctors’ Hospital (CLDH) both having a total bed capacity of 200.
Table 1.7.2: List of Health Centers, City of Tarlac

Health Center Barangay No. of Barangays covered
City Health Center I – Poblacion Ligtasan 9
City Health Center II - Matatalaib 6
City Health Center III - San Miguel 12
City Health Center IV - San Isidro 5
City Health Center V - Mapalacsiao 7
City Health Center VI San Manuel 7
City Health Center VII Salapungan 10
City Health Center VIII Baras-Baras 8
City Health Center IX San Rafael 4
City Health Center X Tibag 6
Source: City Health Office, 2018
Supporting the services of hospitals are the ten (10) Tarlac City Health Centers, strategically
distributed to cover all 76 barangays and their residents.

Figure 1.7.1: Location of Existing Health Facilities

Table 1.7.3: List of Health Personnel, City of Tarlac
2016 2017
Health Personnel
Male Female Total Male Female Total
Private Hospital
Doctors 380 377 757 368 366 734
Nurses 117 192 309 114 222 336
Midwives 0 36 36 0 36 36
Total 497 605 1,102 482 624 1,106
Public Hospital
Doctors 90 11 101 91 10 101
Nurses 3 193 196 3 198 201
Midwives 0 45 45 0 43 43
Total 93 249 342 94 251 345
As of 2017, there are a total of 101 public doctors as compared to the 734 in private hospitals, 201
in public while 336 in private as to nurses and 43 midwives as compared to the 36 in the private.
From this, it can be observed that there is a high discrepancy in the number of doctors and nurses
in the private and public hospitals, with the number of public hospital midwives higher by only seven
(7) as compared to those in private.

1.7.1.1 Morbidity
Table 1.7.4: Ten (10) Leading Causes of Morbidity in All Ages, City of Tarlac
Causes Y1 (2015) Causes Y2 (2016) Causes Y3 (2017)
Acute Upper Acute Upper
Upper Respiratory
29,962 Respiratory Tract 24,627 Respiratory Tract 11,809
Tract Infection
Infection Infection
Insulin
Gastrointestinal Primary
9,256 Dependent 8,437 4,205
Disease Hypertension
Diabetes Mellitus
Skin and
Disorder of the Disorder of the
Subcutaneous Tissue 8,356 7,872 1,663
Urinary System Urinary System
Infection
Urinary Tract Gastritis and
3,975 5,478 Asthma 1,301
Infection Duodenitis
Insulin Dependent
Hypertension 3,311 Asthma 4,555 1,127
Diabetes Mellitus
Primary Gastrointestinal
Intestinal Parasitism 3,294 2,730 771
Hypertension Disease
Gastritis and
Vitamin Deficiency 2,453 Pneumonia 2,646 656
Duodenitis
Unspecified acute
Allergic Contract
Pneumonia 2,320 2,497 lower respiratory 424
Dermatitis
infection
Systemic Viral Illness 1,558 Viral Infection 2,224 Viral Infection 423
Skin and Skin and
Bronchial Asthma 1,062 Subcutaneous 1,710 Subcutaneous 377
Tissue Infection Tissue Infection
Total 65,547 62,776 22,756
As seen from the table above, among the top ten causes of morbidity for the last three (3) years,
Upper Respiratory Tract Infection is the consistent leading cause of morbidity in the City of Tarlac.
Using another format where such cases are included in all three years, we will have skin and
subcutaneous tissue infection on the second, hypertension including primary on third and asthma
including bronchial ranking fourth.
Table 1.7.5: Top Leading Causes of Morbidity, City of Tarlac

Grand
Causes Y1 (2015) Y2 (2016) Y3 (2017)
Total
Upper Respiratory Tract Infection (incl. Acute
29,962 24,627 11,809 66,398
cases)
Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue Infection 8,356 1,710 377 10,443
Hypertension (incl. Primary) 3,311 2,730 4,205 10,246
Asthma, incl Bronchial 1,062 4,555 1,301 6,918
TOTAL 42,691 33,622 17,692 94,005

1.7.1.2 Mortality
According to the Draft Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) 2017-2027 secured from the City
Planning and Development Office (CPDO), “cardio vascular diseases ranked first among the
leading causes of death. Other causes of mortality are PTB, cancer of all forms, pneumonia,
bronchial asthma/emphysema, kidney diseases, septicaemia/sepsis, diabetes, premature births
and liver diseases.”
1.7.1.3 Nutritional Status
There are a total of 1,134 malnourished children or 2.11% of 58,863 pre-school children weighed in
Tarlac City, based on the record of the City Health Centers in 2016, while 97.78% are of normal
weight.
For elementary school children, about 6.97% are wasted, 3.28% are severely wasted, 2.15% are
overweight and less than 1% are obese. This is according to the data provided in the Draft CLUP
2017-2027.
Table 1.7.6: Other Health Statistical Data, City of Tarlac

2015 2016 2017
Total Population
350,622 357,162 352,104
(Source: DOH)
Total Births
10,514 10,796 9903
(Source: CHO)
Total Deaths
2,144 2,646 2,631
(Source: CHO)
According to the data from the City Health Office, the total number of births and deaths increased
from 2015 to 2016, while a decrease was reported in 2017. This may be attributed to the health
programs and services being offered by the City Government of Tarlac.

1.7.2 Social Welfare
1.7.2.1 Social welfare programs and services available
According to the data provided in the Draft Tarlac City CLUP, the City Social Welfare and
Development Office (CSWDO) is manned by three (3) social welfare officers, two (2) welfare aides,
87 day care workers (DCWs) and one (1) clerk.
The programs and services implemented by the CSWDO are under the bureaus targeting specific
vulnerably groups, such as the Bureau of Family and Community Welfare (BFCW), Bureau of Child
and Youth Welfare (BCYW), Bureau of Women Welfare (BWW), Bureau of Disabled and Elderly
(BDE) and Bureau of Emergency Assistance (BEA).
In addition to these, in the table below are the social welfare projects in Tarlac City for 2017:
Table 1.7.7: Social Welfare Projects, City of Tarlac

Proponent
Name/ Location of Project Location Type (Government, Private,
Other)
Supplemental Feeding Program 76 Barangays of Tarlac
Feeding DSWD Region III Office
City, 110 Day Care
Program (Government)
Centers
Skills Training on SPA Therapy Barangay Sapang Capability DSWD Region III Office
Course (4 in 1 Massage Modality) Tagalog, Tarlac City Building (Government)
Social Pension of DSWD Region III 76 Barangays of Tarlac Financial DSWD Region III Office
City Assistance (Government)
Cash for Work (CFW) – Climate Financial DSWD Region III Office
73 Barangays
Change Adaptation and Mitigation Assistance (Government)
Source: City Social Welfare and Development Office, 2018
As displayed in the table above, there are four social welfare projects being implemented in Tarlac
City by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Regional Office III, two of
which covers all 76 barangays, 73 barangays for the Cash for Work for Climate Change Adaptation
and Mitigation project and the Skills Training on SPA Therapy Course targeting the specific
barangay of Sapang Tagalog, Tarlac City.

1.7.2.2 Number of types of clientele
Table 1.7.8: Number of Population Served by Type of Clientele, Year 2016-2017

Number of
Groups/Clientele Population/Families
Year 2016 Year 2017
Disadvantaged Families/Individuals (Medical/ Financial Assistance) 1,377 2,576
Disadvantaged Families/Individuals (Relief Distribution to Disaster Victims) 3,314 families -
Youth (Scholarship) 391 292
Youth ( Sustainable Livelihood Program) 25 75
Solo Parents 105 255
Would be married individuals 1276 1,072
Minors (Travel Clearance) 194 112
Children with Disabilities (SPED Students) 117 118
Persons with Disability (PWD ID / Assistive Devices) 510/443 333/24
Persons with Disability (IEC on PWD Laws) 351 305
Street Children/Badjaus 105 116
Clients Referred to other agencies thru SCSR and Certification 4,629 2,203
Source: City Social Welfare and Development Office, 2018
In total, the CSWD caters twelve (12) groups/clientele through the different programs and services
they offer.
1.7.2.3 Number and location of Day Care Centers
As to number of Day Care Centers (DCCs), there are 90 being served by 87 Day Care Workers in
Tarlac City. These are distributed across the 76 barangays, some of which having their own
building while others are housed inside the barangay hall/ centers.
Table 1.7.9: List and Location of Day Care Centers, City of Tarlac
No. Day Care Center Location/ Barangay
1 Aguso Day Care Center Aguso
2 Tabane Day Care Center Aguso
3 Alvindia Day Care Center Alvindia
4 Amucao Day Care Center Amucao
5 Asturias Day Care Center Asturias
6 Armenia Day Care Center Armenia
7 Atioc Day Care Center Atioc
8 Balanti Day Care Center Balanti
9 Balete Day Care Center Balete
10 Balibago I Day Care Center Balibago I
11 Balibago II Day Care Center Balibago II
12 Balingcanaway Day Care Center Balingcanaway

13 Banaba Day Care Center Banaba
14 Baras-Baras Day Care Center Baras-Baras
15 Batang-Batang Day Care Center Batang-Batang
16 Binauganan Day Care Center Binauganan
17 Bora Day Care Center Bora
18 Buenavista Day Care Center Buenavista
19 Buhilit Day Care Center Buhilit
20 Burot Day Care Center Burot
21 Calingcuan Day Care Center Calingcuan
22 Capehan Day Care Center Capehan
23 Care Day Care Center Care
24 Carangian Proper Day Care Center Carangian
25 Pang-ulo Day Care Center Carangian
26 Paninaan Day Care Center Carangian
27 Central Day Care Center Central
28 Culipat Day Care Center Culipat
29 Cut-Cut I Day Care Center Cut-Cut I
30 Homesite Day Care Center Cut-Cut II
31 Dalayap Day Care Center Dalayap
32 Dela Paz Day Care Center Dela Paz
33 Dolores Day Care Center Dolores
34 Laoang Day Care Center Laoang
35 Ligtasan Day Care Center Ligtasan
36 Lourdes Day Care Center Lourdes
37 Mabini Day Care Center Mabini
38 Maligaya Day Care Center Maligaya
39 Maliwalo Day Care Center Maliwalo
40 Matatalaib Day Care Center Matatalaib
41 Paraiso Day Care Center Paraiso
42 Salapungan Day Care Center Salapungan
43 SitioUrquico Day Care Center Matatalaib
44 San Carlos Day Care Center San Carlos
45 San Francisco Day Care Center San Francisco
46 San Isidro P. Day Care Center San Isidro
47 SitioMolave Day Care Center San Isidro
48 San Isidro II Day Care Center San Isidro
49 San Jose Day Care Center San Jose
50 San Juan de Mata Day Care Center San Juan de Mata
51 Paradahan Day Care Center San Juan de Mata
52 San Luis Day Care Center San Luis
53 San Manuel Day Care Center San Manuel
54 San Miguel Proper Day Care Center San Miguel
55 Zone C Day Care Center San Miguel
56 Yabutan Day Care Center San Miguel

57 San Nicolas Day Care Center San Nicolas
58 San Pablo Day Care Center San Pablo
59 San Pascual Day Care Center San Pascual
60 San Rafael Proper Day Care Center San Rafael
61 SitioTarvet Day Care Center San Rafael
62 SitioEstrella Day Care Center San Rafael
63 SitioPag-asa Day Care Center San Rafael
64 San Roque I Day Care Center San Roque I
65 San Roque II Day Care Center San Roque II
66 San Sebastian Day Care Center San Sebastian
67 San Vicente Proper Day Care Center San Vicente
68 San Vicente TCC Day Care Center San Vicente
69 Northern Hills Day Care Center San Vicente
70 SapangMaragul Day Care Center SapangMaragul
71 SapangMaragul II Day Care Center SapangMaragul
72 Sapang Tagalog Day Care Center Sapang Tagalog
73 Panampunan Day Care Center SepungCalzada
74 Sta. Cruz Day Care Center Sta. Cruz
75 Sinait Day Care Center Sinait
76 Sta. Maria Day Care Center Sta. Maria
77 Sto. Cristo Day Care Center Sto. Cristo
78 Sto. Niño Day Care Center Sto. Niño
79 Sto. Domingo Day Care Center Sto. Domingo
80 Suizo Day Care Center Suizo
81 Tariji Day Care Center Tariji
82 Tibagan Day Care Center Tibagan
83 Tibag Proper Day Care Center Tibag
84 Pag-asa Day Care Center Tibag
85 Paroba Day Care Center Tibag
86 Barbon Day Care Center Tibag
87 Trinidad Day Care Center Trinidad
88 Ungot Day Care Center Ungot
89 Villa Bacolor Day Care Center Villa Bacolor
90 San Juan de Bautista Day Care Center San Juan de Bautista

1.7.3 Education
1.7.3.1 Literacy Rate
Table 1.7.10: Literacy Rate, City of Tarlac

Household Population 10 Years Old and
Literate
Age Group and Over
City/Municipality Both
Both Sexes Male Female Male Female
Sexes
10-14 33,798 17,517 16,281 33,413 17,247 16,166
15-19 32,911 16,833 16,078 32,729 16,746 15,983
20-24 28,935 14,758 14,177 28,791 14,677 14,114
25-29 25,688 13,013 12,675 25,623 12,974 12,648
30-34 24,365 12,299 12,066 24,259 12,253 12,006
35-39 21,953 11,097 10,856 21,834 11,038 10,796
40-44 20,056 10,185 9,871 19,911 10,099 9,812
45-49 16,694 8,410 8,284 16,578 8,353 8,224
50-54 13,651 6,829 6,822 13,573 6,784 6,789
55-59 10,659 5,260 5,399 10,572 5,207 5,365
60-64 8,046 3,881 4,165 7,967 3,826 4,141
65 and over 12,900 5,232 7,668 12,420 5,074 7,347
Total 249,656 125,314 124,342 247,669 124,278 123,390
Source: NSO2010 CPH
For literacy rate, the data presented above is from the result of the 2010 National Statistics Office
(NSO) Census of Population and Housing. The over-all literacy rate for Tarlac City during this
period is at 99.20%, with less than one percent being illiterate. There is a little discrepancy on the
literacy rates between males and females, with 99.17% and 99.23% respectively.

1.7.3.2 Other Educational Statistics
Table 1.7.11: Number of Kindergarten Schools, Enrolment, and Teachers, City of Tarlac
Total Enrolment (as of
School District No. of Schools No. of Teachers
October 31, 2016)
1. 1. Tarlac Central District 9 754 14
2. 2. Tarlac East District 11 826 18
3. 3. Tarlac North District A 11 484 14
4. 4. Tarlac North District B 11 390 10
5. 5. Tarlac South District A 10 463 11
6. 6. Tarlac South District B 12 542 13
7. 7. Tarlac West District A 8 473 12
8. 8. Tarlac West District B 9 472 12
9. 9. Tarlac West District C 7 550 12
TOTAL 88 4,954 116
There are a total of 88 schools public schools in Tarlac City, distributed across nine (9) school
districts. Of these, Tarlac East District has the largest number of enrolees in 2016 with 826 followed
by Tarlac Central, while Tarlac North District B has the smallest with 390.
As to teachers, Tarlac East has the most number with 18, followed by Central and North A both
having 14 and North District B having the least with 10.
Table 1.7.12: Number of Elementary Schools, Enrolment, and Teachers, City of Tarlac
Total Number of Teachers
Enrolment as
No. School District Mobile / MAD
of October ELEM SPED TOTAL
31,2016 Abotalam RASAH
1 Tarlac Central District 6,541 184 3 - 1 188
2 Tarlac East District 6,343 175 2 - - 177
3 Tarlac North District A 3,917 115 1 - - 116
4 Tarlac North District B 3,257 104 - - - 104
5 Tarlac South District A 4,041 123 - - - 123
6 Tarlac South District B 4,319 128 2 - - 130
7 Tarlac West District A 3,989 124 2 2 - 128
8 Tarlac West District B 3,922 115 - - - 115
9 Tarlac West District C 4,773 136 1 - - 137
Total 41,102 1,204 11 2 1 1,218

Of the nine (9) school districts in the City, the Central District has the largest number of enrolees
with 6,541 as served by a total of 188 teachers, followed by East District with 6,343 enrolees taught
by 177 teachers. North District B has the least enrolees with 3,257 and 104 teachers.
Table 1.7.13: Number of Secondary Schools, Enrolment, and Teacher, City of Tarlac
Number of Staff
No. of No. of
Schools Book Disbursing
Enrolment Teachers Clerk UTW GC
keeper Officer
1 AlvindiaAguso HS 657 30 1 1 0 0 1
2 Amucao HS 731 29 1 1 0 0 0
3 C.A.T HS 1,358 57 1 1 1 1 1
4 Maliwalo NHS 2,577 105 1 1 0 0 1
5 Tibag HS 1,605 41 0 0 0 0 1
6 San Manuel HS 1,614 68 1 1 0 0 1
7 Matatalaib HS 887 18 1 1 0 0 0
8 BarasBaras HS 744 17 0 0 0 0 0
9 BalibagoPrimero IS 557 20 0 0 0 0 0
10 Armenia IS 224 8 0 0 0 0 0
11 C.A.T HS (Annex)* 305 0 0 0 0 0 0
12 Batangbatang IS 106 3 0 0 0 0 0
13 Burot IS 256 8 0 0 0 0 0
14 Sto. Cristo IS 801 15 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 12,422 418 6 6 1 1 5
*No Nationally Funded Teaching Personnel (With teachers borrowed from other schools)
There are 13 secondary schools under the Tarlac City District, with five (5) being Integrated
Schools (meaning having grades 1-6 (elementary) and 7-10 (junior high school). Of these, Maliwalo
NHS is the largest in terms of enrolment with 2,577 complemented by 105 teachers while
Batangbatang IS has the least with 106 enrolees and three teachers.
Only CAT HS has a complete non-teaching staff of bookkeeper, disbursing officer, clerk, utility
worker and GC while six (6) has zero of these.
Table 1.7.14: Number of Private Schools, Enrolment, and Teachers, SY 2016-2017

No. of Enrolment
No. Private Schools Total
1st Semester 2nd Semester
1 Academia de Santiago of Tarlac, Inc. 8 8 16
2 Bayanihan Institute 3 3 6
Central Luzon Doctors' Hospital Educational
3 305 294 599
Institution
4 College of the Holy Spirit of Tarlac 273 270 543
5 Don Bosco Technical Institute 233 226 459
No. of Enrolment
No. Private Schools Total
6 Ecumenical Christian College 75 74 149
Maligaya Trinity Baptist Christian Academy,
7 29 23 52
Inc.
8 New Christian Academy 77 72 149
9 Osias Colleges, Inc. 295 265 560
10 Our Lady of Ransom Catholic School 29 29 58
11 Rafaelites Academy of Tarlac, Inc. 7 2 9
12 San Luis Educational Foundation, Inc. 39 36 75
13 San Sebastian Cathedral School 13 13 26
14 St. Matthew Christian Academy of Tarlac, Inc. 20 18 38
15 Tarlac Christian College, Inc. 127 115 242
16 Tarlac Montessori School, Inc. 79 79 158
17 Tarlac School of Arts and Trade, Inc. 180 165 345
18 TFBC School, Inc. 5 4 9
United School of Science and Technology
19 74 63 137
Colleges, Inc.
Total 1,871 1,759 3,630
A total of 19 private schools presently offer senior high education in the City of Tarlac, with CLDH
EI having the highest number of enrolment of 599, next to which is Osias Colleges and College of
the Holy Spirit while Bayanihan Institute has the least with a total of six enrolees.
Table 1.7.15: Number of Tertiary Schools, Enrolment, and Teachers, City of Tarlac
Number of
Name of School Location Enrolees
(SY 2016-2017)
Romulo Blvd, San
1 Tarlac State University (TSU) 20,893
Vicente
Central Luzon Doctors' Hospital Educational
2 San Vicente, Tarlac City 1,035
Institution (CLDH-EI)
3 College of the Holy Spirit of Tarlac San Sebastian 390
Interworld College of Technology
4 Tibag 374
Foundation-Tarlac
5 Osias Colleges F.Tañedo St. 731
6 Our Lady of Peace College Seminary San Isidro 36
Nonoy Aquino Blvd.,
7 STI College-City of Tarlac 578
San Vicente
United School of Science and Technology
8 Tibag 664
Colleges
9 AMA Computer College-Tarlac City San Roque 263
10 Ecumenical Christian College Matatalaib 59

Number of
Name of School Location Enrolees
(SY 2016-2017)
Philippine Women`s University Career
11 Development and Continuing Education Burgos St. 319
Center – Tarlac
12 Tarlac Christian College No data No data
Total 25,342
There are twelve (12) schools offering tertiary education in Tarlac City, only one of which is a State
University and College (SUC), the Tarlac State University (TSU). This explains the highest number
of enrolees in TSU, followed by CLDH EI while Our Lady of Peace College Seminary has the
lowest enrolees with 36.
Table 1.7.16: Number of Technical-Vocational Schools, Enrolment, and Teachers, City of Tarlac
No. of Enrolment
No. Technical-Vocational Institutions (TVIs) Total
A.I.T. Advanced Institute Technology of
1 82 68 150
Tarlac City Inc.
2 AMA Computer College-Tarlac City 285 281 566
Asian Institute of Computer Studies - Tarlac
3 232 212 444
City
4 Interworld Asian Institute, Inc. 7 6 13
Jose & Demetria Cojuangco Foundation, Inc.
5 23 23 46
Tarlac Training Center
6 Living Stream Academy of St. Raphael 183 174 357
Philippine Women's University - CDCEC
7 167 157 324
Tarlac Inc.
8 St. Nichole's Technical School 144 124 268
9 St. Paul College of Tarlac, Tarlac City, Inc. 59 57 116
10 STI College - Tarlac 531 507 1,038
TOTAL 1,713 1,609 3,322
In addition to colleges/universities, there are also ten (10) schools located in the City offering
vocational/technical courses, with STI College having the highest number of enrolees and
Interworld Asian Institute, Inc. having the least for SY 2017.

Figure 1.7.2: Location of Existing Educational Institutions

1.7.3.3 Enrolment Comparative Report
Kinder
Table 1.7.17: Three Year Comparative Report on Enrolment in Public and Private Kindergarten
School Year School Year
Increase/ Increase/
TARLAC CITY SY2014- SY2015- Decrease SY2016-2017 Decrease
2015 2016
Public Kinder 5,813 5,889 1.31% 4,954 -15.88%
Private Kinder 2,002 1,763 -11.94% 1,299 -26.31%
From 2014-2015 to 2015-2016, a 1.31% increase in public kinder enrolment was recorded while
there was a decrease of 11.94% for private schools. The notable decrease for both public and
private kindergarten schools for SY 2016-2017 is attributed to the Department of Education
(DepEd) Order No. 47, s. 2016- Omnibus Policy on Kindergarten Education which ensures a
standard implementation of the Kindergarten Program.
Elementary
Table 1.7.18: Three Year Comparative Report on Enrolment in Public and Private Elementary Schools
School Year SY2015-2016
Indicators
2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 Target
1 GROSS ENROLMENT RATE
Public/Private 115.37 112.89 111.09 115.15
2 NET ENROLMENT RATE
Public/Private 100.83 100.48 98.63 102.49
Gross Enrolment Rate (GER) is an indicator used to show the general level of participation in
primary education while Net Enrolment Rate (NER) is an indicator that provides a more precise
measurement of the extent of participation in primary education of children belonging to the official
primary school age.
It can be seen from the table above that the GER and NER for the three covered School Years
continually decreased and had not met the 2015-2016 targets of 115.15 and 102.49, respectively,
although they surpassed the national target of 100.

Secondary
Table 1.7.19: Three Year Comparative Report, Junior High School (JHS) Enrolment
School Year Increase/ School year Increase/
TARLAC CITY
SY2014-2015 SY2015-2016 Decrease SY2016-2017 Decrease
PUBLIC JHS 11,501 12,422 8% 13,295 7%
PRIVATE JHS 5,550 5,504 -0.08% 5,395 -2%
A continuous increase in enrolment for public JHS was recorded from school year 2014-2015 to
2016-2017, while the opposite trend applies to the enrolment of private JHs.
Table 1.7.20: Gross Enrollment Rate and Net Enrollment Rate, Junior HS
School Year SY2015-2016
Indicators
2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 Target
1 Gross Enrolment Rate
Public/Private 60.11 60.48 62.00 61.69
2 Net Enrolment Rate
Public/Private 49.44 50.43 53.38 51.44
The GER and NER for both public and private JHS, as seen from the table above, shows a
continuous increase. While the SY 2015-2016 statistics both meet the targets for that SY, both are
still far below the national target of 100%.

1.7.4 Housing
1.7.4.1 Number of housing units, by type of building (single, duplex, etc.) and
construction materials
Tarlac City’s population of 342, 493 in 2015 is composed of 75,546 households which occupies
about 73,350 dwelling units, according to the Draft Tarlac City CLUP for 2017-2027.
According to the Office of the City Architect, there are five (5) resettlement areas in the City of
Tarlac, the details of which are shown in the table below.
Table 1.7.21: Resettlement Areas, City of Tarlac

Name of
Land No. of No. of Utilities/ Facilities/
Resettlement Brgy
Ownership Households Housing Units Amenities
Area
City Road,
Sapang
Bagong Barrio Government of 868 868 Power/Electricity,
Maragul
Tarlac Water/ Open Spaces
City
Government of
Road,
Tarlac (Title not
Buno Matatalaib 218 218 Power/Electricity,
yet transferred
Water/ Open Spaces
in the name of
CGT)
City Road,
Allied City
San Rafael Government of 257 257 Power/Electricity,
Estate
Tarlac Water/ Open Spaces
185
185 (Projected Macadam Road,
City (Projected
San Rafael number for Power/ Electricity
San Rafael Government of number for
(Creston) every (Partly), Water/ Open
Tarlac every
60sqm/lot) Spaces
60sqm/lot)
108
108(Projected Macadam Road,
City (Projected
number for Power/ Electricity
Binauganan San Roque Government of number for
every (Partly), Water/ Open
Tarlac every
60sqm/lot) Spaces
60sqm/lot)
TOTAL 1,636 1,636
Source: Office of the City Architect, 2018

Figure 1.7.3: Location of Resettlement Area

1.7.4.2 Tenure on the House and Home Lot
Using the PSA census result in 2015, there were 75,546 households which is 24.21% of the total
households in the province of Tarlac.
Table 1.7.22: Tenure Status of the Housing Unit

Tarlac Tarlac City
Tenure
Province Magnitude Proportion (%)
Own or owner like possession of house and lot 214,764 48,669 22.66
Rent house/room including lot 11,680 4,521 38.71
Own house rent lot 5,534 1,505 27.20
Own house rent-free lot with consent of owner 57,953 14,187 24.48
Own house rent-free lot without consent of owner 7,074 3,966 56.06
Rent-free house and lot with consent of owner 14,464 2,496 17.26
Rent-free house and lot without consent of owner 525 202 38.48
Total 311,994 75,546 24.21
And as to tenure status, 64% of the households in Tarlac City own, or have an owner-like
possession of their house and lot.
This can be explained by the existence of 131 subdivisions in Tarlac City most of which are located
in major highways.
1.7.4.3 Household Use of Fuel for Lighting
Almost all (97.66 percent) of the households in Tarlac City use electricity as their main source of
light. This is followed by the use of kerosene by 1,242 households, constituting 1.64 percent. The
least used means of lighting are solar panels, with only 25 households utilizing the technology. Of
the 75,546 households, 146 or 0.19 percent claimed that they use no connection, technology, or
fuel to light their household.
Table 1.7.23: Number of Households by Kind of Fuel for Lighting, Tarlac City, 2015
Number of Households
Type of Fuel
Electricity 73,775 97.66
Kerosene (Gaas) 1,242 1.64
Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) 55 0.07
Oil (vegetable animal and others) 64 0.08
Solar panel 25 0.03
Solar lamp 63 0.08
Others 176 0.23
None 146 0.19
Total 75,546

1.7.4.4 Household’s Source of Water Supply
As a source of drinking water, 38,307 households use bottled water; this constitutes 51 percent of
Tarlac City’s household population. This figure is followed by the number of households using their
own tubed/piped deep well: 13,511 households or 17.88 percent. On the other hand, there are a
few households in the City who source their drinking water from unprotected springs, lakes, rivers,
rain and others.
Table 1.7.24: Number of Households by Main Source of Water Supply for Drinking, City of Tarlac
Source of Water
Own use faucet community water system 12,039 15.94
Shared faucet community water system 1,273 1.69
Own use tubed/piped deep well 13,511 17.88
Shared tubed/piped deep well 7,340 9.72
Tubed/piped shallow well 2,343 3.10
Dug well 107 0.14
Protected spring 271 0.36
Unprotected spring 2 0.003
Lake, river, rain and others 3 0.004
Peddler 261 0.35
Bottled water 38,307 50.71
Others 89 0.12
Total 75,546
Although majority of the households use bottled water as their main source of drinking water, 43.82
percent of the households use their own faucet community water system for cooking. There are no
households using unprotected springs for cooking.

Table 1.7.25: Number of Households by Main Source of Water Supply for Cooking, Tarlac City
Source of Water
Own use faucet community water system 33,105 43.82
Shared faucet community water system 1,718 2.27
Own use tubed/piped deep well 24,026 31.80
Shared tubed/piped deep well 10,302 13.64
Tubed/piped shallow well 3,326 4.40
Dug well 229 0.30
Protected spring 37 0.05
Unprotected spring 0 0.00
Lake, river, rain and others 3 0.004
Peddler 18 0.02
Bottled water 2,715 3.59
Others 67 0.09
Total 75,546

1.7.4.5 Housing Facilities and Utilities
As seen from the table below, majority of housing units have water supply, electricity, sanitary toilet
facilities and waste disposal for the past three years. This is according to the data gathered from
the CHO, Tarlac Electric Inc and City Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO).
Table 1.7.26: Housing Facilities and Utilities Situation for the past three years
Utilities Censal Y1 (2015) Censal Y2 (2016) Censal Y3 (2017)
No. of No. of No. of
No. % No. % No. %
Housing Housing Housing
Served Served Served Served Served Served
Units Units Units
Water
58,437 55,515 95 59,527 56,629 95.13 58,684 57,368 97.76
Supply
Electricity 67,000 66,960 100 69,759 69,759 100 72,116 72,081 100
Water –
Sealed 58,437 56,100 96 59,527 57,120 95.96 58,684 57,123 97.34
Toilets
Garbage Daily Daily Daily
Collection Collection Collection Collection
System Garbage Garbage Garbage
Source: CHO, TEI, City Environment and Natural Resources
1.7.4.6 Employment and Income
Employment rate, by sector
Table 1.7.27: Employment Rate in the City of Tarlac, 2018

CITY
INDICATOR (OUTPUT Previous Current Reporting
KRA PROGRAM
SPECIFICATION) Reporting Period
Period
1. Job vacancies
solicited/reported
1.1 Regular Program 815 742
1.1 Total Female 133 128
1.1.1. Local Female 615 667
1.1.1.1 Female 83 78
A. Public 1.1.2 Overseas
I. 200 75
Employment Employment
Employment 1.1.2.1 50 50
Service
Facilitation
Office 1.2 SPES 0
2. Applicants Registered 272 181
2.2 total Female 136 117
2.1.1 Female 136 117
3. Applicants referred 337 286
CITY
KRA PROGRAM
Period
3.1.1 Local Employment 335 286
3.1.1.1 Female 161 178
3.1.2 Overseas Employment 2 24
3.1.2.1 Female 2 12
4. Applicants placed 313 280
Female 164 173
Regular Program 313 280
4.1 Total female 164 173
4.1.1 Local Private
313 280
Employment
Female 164 173
PLACEMENT RATE (81% of
92.88% 97.90%
qualified jobseekers)
5. Labor Market Information
(LMI)
5.1 Individuals Reached 741 181
Female 394 117
5.1.1 Youth (15-24 years
119 31
old)
Female 84 27
5.1.2 Non Youth 272 150
Female 394 90
5.2 Institutions reached 75
5.2.1 Schools 3 3
5.2.2 Organizations
75 72
(Gos/NGOs)
5. Labor Market Information
(LMI)
5.1 Individuals Reached 741 181
Female 394 117
5.1.1 Youth (15-24 years
119 31
old)
Female 84 27
5.1.2 Non Youth 272 150
6. Jobs fair conducted/assisted 1 0
Local 1
6.1 Types 1 1
Local and Overseas
1 1
Employer
6.2 Job Vacancies solicited 3255
6.2.1 Local Employment 2642
6.2.2 Overseas 616
CITY
KRA PROGRAM
Period
Employment
6.3 Job Applicants Registered 469
Female 258
6.4 Job Applicants Interviewed 469
Female 258
6.5 Job Applicants Qualified 285
Female 99
6.6 Near Hire Applicants 121
Female 85
7. Local Recruitment Activity
(LRA)
7.8.1 LRA assisted 12 9
7.8.1.1 Local Government
Units
7.8.2.1 Private Institutions 12 9
7.8.3.1 Schools
7.8.2 Job Vacancies Solicited 815 742
7.8.3 Job applicants registered 727 181
7.8.3.1 Female 136 117
7.8.4 Job applicants qualified 337 286
7.8.4.1 Female 163 178
7.8.5 job applicants reported
313 280
place
7.8.5.1 Female 164 173
7. Local Recruitment Activity
(LRA)
7.8.1 LRA assisted 12 9
8. Special Recruitment Activity
(SRA)
8.8.1 SRA assisted 2 1
8.8.2 Job vacancies solicited 313 45
8.8.3 Job applicants registered 30 9
Female 5 5
9. Career Guidance
Employment
9.1 No. of CG and EC conducted 3
9.2 Total students/parents
835
covered
Female 494
10. Employment Coaching
Conducted
10.1 Job applicants coached 272 181
Female 136 117
11. Pre-Employment 3
CITY
KRA PROGRAM
Period
Orientation Seminar
11.1 Total participants and
835
accredited
Female 494
12. Enhanced PhilJobnet
System
12.1 No. of Registered and
8 1
accredited
13. OFWs/returning OFWs and
31 18
their Families
13.1 Pagpapayo
14 6
(Counselling/advice)
13.2 Pagnenegosyo (Livelihood) 10 5
13.3 Pagsasanay (Skills training) 2 3
13.4 paghahanapbuhay 5 4
14. AIR-TIP campaign activities
3 3
conducted
14.1 Participants 835 659
Female 494 482
14.2 AIR-TIP information,
835 659
education
Clients reached 494 482
15. OWWA Desk Services
21.1 No. of beneficiaries assisted 31 18
Female 18 11
Source: Business Permit and Licensing Division, 2018
Number of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs)
In regards to the number of Tarlac OFWs for the year 2018 are 20, 000 according and verified by
the OFW center.

1.7.5 Recreation and Sports Facilities
Table 1.7.28: Existing Sports Facilities in the City of Tarlac

Sports Facility Number
Gymnasiums 3
Basketball Courts 3
Baseball/softball field 1
Pelota Court 1
Golf Course 1
Tennis Courts 1
Swimming Pool/ resorts 12
Football Field 1
Total 23
There are a total of 23 sports facilities presently existing in Tarlac City, with swimming pools/resorts
having the most count. It can be noticed that majority of the eight (8) types of sports facilities only
have one (1).
Table 1.7.29: Existing Recreational Facilities in the City of Tarlac

Recreational Facility Number
*Parks and playgrounds 6
Movie Houses 11
Public Library 1
Bowling Center 1
Cockpit 1
Total 20
*The parks are located at barangays Poblacion, San Miguel, San Nicolas and San Vicente while the playground is
found in Brgy. San Sebastian.
As to recreational facilities, there are five (5) types present in the City totalling to 20. Movie houses
have the most count with 11 while there is only one each for the following facilities- public library,
bowling center and cockpit.

1.7.6 Protective Services
1.7.6.1 Total number of police personnel
Based from the data from the Tarlac City Police Station, as of 2016, it has a total of 260 policemen
in the locality distributed across divisions and sections, its headquarters located at Brgy. Cut-cut 1st.
There are eight (8) sub-stations in barangays Salapungan, Mabini, Maliwalo, San Miguel, Tibag,
San Isidro, Mapalacsiao and San Sebastian.
There are 10 Police Community Precincts strategically placed across the 76 barangays manned by
the combined force from Police Communications Operators (PCO) and Police Non-Commissioned
Officer (PNCO) of 95 personnel. Below is the table on the areas covered by each Police
Community Precincts (PCP).
Table 1.7.30: Police Community Precincts, City of Tarlac

PCP Station Number of Personnel No BRGY COVERED
1 Aguso
2 Alvindia
3 Balibago 1st
4 Balibago 2nd
5 Banaba
PCP 1 10 6 Buhilit
7 Dalayap
8 Sta Cruz
9 SepungCalzada
10 Salapungan
11 Tariji
12 Cut-Cut 1st
13 Mabini
14 San Nicolas
PCP 2 14 15 San Vicente
16 Poblacion
17 Sto Cristo
18 Ligtasan
19 Bora
20 Calingcuan
21 Culipat
22 Maliwalo
PCP 3 10
23 Matatalaib
24 San Juan Bautista (Matadero)
25 San Jose
26 Trinidad
27 Armenia
28 Atioc
29 Dela Paz
30 Buenavista
31 Capehan
32 Maligaya
PCP 4 9
33 Paraiso
34 San Carlos
35 San Francisco
36 San Miguel
37 Sapang Tagalog
38 Burot
39 Carangian
40 San Juan De Urquico
41 San Luis
42 San Pablo
PCP 5 9 43 SapangMaragul
44 Tibag
45 Tibagan
46 Balanti
47 Care
48 Dolores
49 Laoang
50 Mapalad
51 San Isidro
52 San Juan De Mata
PCP 6 10
53 Sta Maria
54 Sto Domingo
55 Sto Niño
56 Sinait
57 Baras - Baras
58 Astruias
59 Bantog
PCP 7 7
60 Central
61 Mapalacsiao
62 San Rafael
63 San Sebastian
64 Suizo
PCP 8 8
65 Ungot
66 Binauganan
67 San Roque
68 Balete
PCP 9 8
69 Lourdes
70 Amucao
71 Balingcanaway
72 Batang - Batang
PCP 10 10 73 Cut-Cut 2nd
74 San Manuel
75 San Pascual
76 Villa Bacolor
Source: Tarlac City PNP, 2016
1.7.6.2 Police – population ratio
Indicated in the HLURB Guidebook Volume 2 is the formula for computing the police-population
ratio. Using the 2015 Census data of 342, 493 population in Tarlac City and the above data on the
number of police personnel, there is a need for 82 more policemen in the City to meet the total
demand for policemen, following the standard of 1 policeman is to 1000 population. Although it is to
be noted that the data used for the count of policemen is as of 2016 and the census population
used was 2015.
1.7.6.3 Types and volume of crime in the LGU
Table 1.7.31: Types and Volume of Crime, per PCP Station

PCP Station Index Crime Non Index Crime Total
PCP 1 23 34 57
PCP 2 88 75 163
PCP 3 57 53 110
PCP 4 45 41 86
PCP 5 29 44 73
PCP 6 25 24 49
PCP 7 6 9 15
PCP 8 35 51 86
PCP 9 12 11 23
PCP 10 20 17 37
Total 340 359 699
Source: Tarlac City PNP, 2016
It is observed that the highest count of index and non-index crimes reported was at PCP 2 while
having the least is at PCP 7. This may be attributed to the fact that most barangays covered by
PCP 2 are the urban ones/ located in the central/metro district of the City.

1.7.6.4 Fire-fighting personnel and facilities
The Administrative Office of the Tarlac City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) is found at Tarlac City
Hall Annex Building in Brgy. Poblacion, while its operations office is located at Gate 3, San
Sebastian Village, Tarlac City and has an area of 1,800 sq.m. In addition, it has a fire sub-station at
Brgy. San Manuel with an area of 400 sq.m.
For 2016, the LGU of Tarlac City has a total of three (3) serviceable and one (1) unserviceable fire
trucks while the Tarlac City BFP Station has one (1).
As to personnel, BFP has a total of 25 while the actual firemen requirement is 171, following the
standard ratio of 1:2000 population and using the 2015 census for the population and 2016 data on
personnel.
1.7.6.5 Occurrence of fire and response time

Table 1.7.32: Fire Incidence in the City of Tarlac from 2009-2016
Year Structural Grassfire Vehicular Total
2009 6 88 0 94
2010 15 108 1 124
2011 5 90 2 97
2012 11 128 2 141
2013 11 128 8 147
2014 25 161 1 187
2015 16 179 1 196
2016 19 143 4 166
Total 108 1025 19 1152
Source: Bureau of Fire Protection
According to the 2016 Annual Accomplishment Report of the BFP, from 2009-2016, the most
frequent type of fire incident is grassfire totalling to 1,025 occurrences while vehicular has the least
with 19 for the last eight years.
On the trend of occurrence, the most number of fire incidence was in 2015, the cases of which
decreased slightly in 2016.

1.7.7 Social Sector Analysis

Solid Waste  Littering by  Encourage parents and LGU, DepEd,
public utility teachers to educate regarding DENR, Boy
Older generations are vehicle proper garbage disposal and Scout of the
not good role models passengers segregation Philippines
of garbage  Younger  Public Service for littering
segregation and generation violators
disposal are not  Encourage membership to
sensitive to scouting
proper
garbage
disposal and
segregation
 Littering:
Plastic wraps
and cigarette
butts littered
near schools
and
universities
There are a number of  The quality of  Possible relocation of school City Mayor’s
schools which gets education is site Office,City
flooded easily or are affected due  Conduct of hazard assessment Disaster Risk
located in flood-prone to (frequent) and/or implementation of Reduction
areas disruption of mitigation measures to lessen and
classes the impact of flooding Management
Office,
Department
of Education
Lack of facilities that  The needs  Establishment/construction of LGU, CSOs
will cater to the needs and/or issues centers for these sectoral
and issues of specific of these groups
members of the sectoral  Regular conduct of dialogue
society such as groups will between the LGU and these
women, youth, PWDs, not be groups
senior citizens, OFWs, attended to
etc. by the local
government
unit due to
the lack of
proper
channel/venu
e to voice out
their
concerns

1.8 Local Economic Structure
1.8.1 The Primary Sector
With its total land area of 27,466.00 hectares, Tarlac City utilizes 50.61% to its agricultural land
area at 22,077.00 hectares. 20,021.50 hectares is allocated to rice production. Other major crops
include corn, legumes, root crops, fruit vegetables, and leafy vegetables. Freshwater fish culture is
also practiced.
Businesses in the city are mostly agriculture in nature. The table below provides an annual
comparative breakdown of permits issued for businesses for years 2015 and 2016.
Table 1.8.1: Registered Businesses in Tarlac City in the Years 2015-2016 for the Primary Sector
Registered Business 2015 2016 % Change
Agricultural Implements 2 2 0.00%
Feeds, Fertilizer & Chemical Supplies 20 18 -11.11%
Gasoline Station, Acetylene & Motor Oil 55 62 11.29%
Lumber Yard 1 1 0.00%
Poultry, Piggery, Farm Supply, Agricultural Enterprise &
22 23 4.35%
Veterinary Products
Producer 13 20 35.00%
Swine & Livestock 20 21 4.76%
Below is a list of the registered exporters in the City.
Table 1.8.2: Registered Exporters in Tarlac City

List of Exporters in Tarlac City
Josephine’s Arts & Crafts (Antique/Wood)
1804 Antique Shop
Manansala Antique Shop
Sicangco Interiors, Metal, Wood and Furniture
Luzon Apparel Corporation (Garments, T-Shirts)
Kim’s Garments (Knitted Garments)
Central Azucarera de Tarlac (Sugar)
Jover’s Philippines , Furniture (Bamboo)
Arts and Antiques
Investors also abound in the City at the Luisita Industrial Park.

Table 1.8.3: Registered Investors in Tarlac City
List of Investors in Tarlac City
International Wiring System (IWS)
International Electric Wire Philippines (IEW)
Purefoods Feedmill Corporation
Universa lFood Corporation
Universal Robina Corporation
LUZCOR
Sanyo Japan– Semi-Conductor
Phelps Dodge
Luisita Golf Course
Luisita Realty Corporation
Jentec Warehouse
Marina Sales, Inc.
Red Ribbon Bakeshop
SDE Corporation Philippines
Pioneer Hi-Bred Philippines, Inc. Tarlac Plant
Tarlac Foods Corporation
1.8.2 Agricultural Crops
Agricultural Croplands
Out of the 76 barangays in the City, 61 of these have lands that are utilized for agricultural crops
such as rice, corn, mungbeans, and other vegetables. The table below details these barangays the
number of farmers and with the corresponding crops planted.
Table 1.8.4: Tarlac City Croplands According to Barangays with Number of Farmers and Crops
Planted
Crop Plants
Barangay No. of Farmers
Rice Corn Mungbean Vegetables
Aguso 85 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Alvindia 49 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Amucao 168 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Armenia 560 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Asturias 20 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Atioc 139 ✓ x x ✓
Balanti 205 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Balete 32 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Balibago I 95 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Balibago II 140 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Balingcanaway 257 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Banaba 61 ✓ ✓ x ✓
Bantog 37 ✓ x ✓ ✓

Crop Plants
Baras-Baras 30 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Batang-Batang 272 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Binauganan 54 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Bora 135 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Buenavista 102 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Buhilit 27 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Burot 76 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Calingcuan 70 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Capehan 25 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Care 121 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Carangian 13 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Culipat 75 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Cut-Cut II 55 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Dalayap 125 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Dela Paz 159 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Dolores 99 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Laoang 225 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Lourdes 11 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Maliwalo 190 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Mapalacsiao 48 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Mapalad 57 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Matatalaib 45 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Panampunan 10 ✓ x ✓ ✓
San Carlos 84 ✓ x ✓ ✓
San Francisco 95 ✓ x ✓ ✓
San Isidro 50 ✓ x ✓ ✓
San Jose 229 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
San Jose De Urquico 46 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
San Juan De Mata 88 ✓ x ✓ ✓
San Luis 68 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
San Manuel 347 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
San Miguel 48 ✓ x ✓ ✓
San Pascual 180 ✓ x ✓ ✓
San Rafael 27 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Sta. Cruz 109 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Sta. Maria 126 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Sto. Domingo 124 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Sto. Niño 108 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Sapang Maragul 165 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Sapang Tagalog 120 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Sinait 85 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Suizo 41 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Tariji 66 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Tibag 109 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Crop Plants
Tibagan 189 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Trinidad 155 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Ungot 138 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Villa Bacolor 82 ✓ x ✓ ✓
Source: City Agriculture Office, 2017
Crop Production
The production data for major agricultural crops and fish culture in Tarlac City is detailed below for
production years 2016 and 2017 with specifics for total area planted in hectares and production in
metric tons.
Table 1.8.5: Land Area and Production Data of Major Corps in Tarlac City
Crop Description 2016 2017
Rice Crop (Annual)
Total Area Planted in Hectares 20,326.50 20,021.50
Total Production in metric tons (MT) 100,755.18 100,847.35
Corn Crop (Annual)

Total Area Planted in Hectares 141.00 209.00
Total Production in metric tons (MT) 1,247.70 1,245.64
Legumes (Annual)
Total Production (MT) 226.00 202.05
Root Crops (Annual)

Total Production (metric tons) 8,135.00 8,135.00
Fruit Vegetable (Annual)

Total Production (metric tons) 1,628.20 2,819.50
Leafy Vegetables (Annual)

Total Production (metric tons) 870.00 570.00*
*No data for mustard
Permanent and Commercial Crops
Total Area Planted in Hectares 821.00 1,461.00
Total Production (metric tons) 119.147 No Data
Source: Tarlac City Ecological Profile 2017

A comparative analysis of agricultural crop areas and production volumes between 2016 and 2017
is shown below. Note the increases and decreases between the two years. Rice production areas
decreased by -1.52% from 2016 to 2017, resulting in a corresponding +0.09% decrease in
production volume. The devoted land area for corn increased by +32.54%, though the production
volume decreased by -0.17%. The rest of the crops experienced increases or decreases in both
production areas and volumes.
Table 1.8.6: Comparative Agricultural Crop Areas and Production Volume, 2016-2017
Area (ha ) Volume of Production (MT)
Major Crops % Increase/ % Increase/
2016 2017 2016 2017
Decrease Decrease
Rice 20,326.50 20,021.50 -1.52% 100,755.18 100,847.35 +0.09%
Corn 141.00 209.00 +32.54% 1,247.70 1,245.64 -0.17%
Legumes 209.50 163.50 -28.13% 226.00 202.05 -11.85%
Fruit Vegetables 161.00 141.00 -14.18% 1,628.20 2,819.50 +42.25%
Leafy Vegetables 37.50 32.00 -17.19% 870.00 *570.00 -52.63%
Root Crops 70.00 49.00 -42.86% 8,135.00 8,135.00 0.00%
*No production data for mustard
1.8.2.1 Livestock and Poultry
The production of livestock and poultry in the city is classified into two: backyard and commercial.
Aside from pigs and chicken, cattle, carabao, goat, and sheep are also raised. The following is a
breakdown of the existing number of heads in the City.
Table 1.8.7: Number of Heads per Livestock Category

Livestock Male Female Total
Cattle 866 146 1,012
Carabao 1,007 673 1,680
Goat 513 1,143 1,656
Sheep 39 114 153

There are 18 existing piggeries around the City of Tarlac. The table below provides each registered
business name and address.
Table 1.8.8: Existing Piggeries in Tarlac City

Registered Piggery Business Address
Purity Farm Inc. Alvindia, Tarlac City
Pilmico Animal Nutrition Corporation Sitio Sampalok, Armenia, Tarlac
Pilmico Animal Nutrition Corporation Sitio Sampalok, Armenia, Tarlac City
Uni Rich Agro-Industrial Corporation Balingcanaway, Tarlac City
Tarlac Golden Harvest Farm Inc. Baras-Baras, Tarlac City
Mountain Goat Farm Batang-Batang, Tarlac City
Jazen Farm Inc. Carangian, Tarlac City
Golden Mountain Farm Inc. Dolores, Tarlac City
Tarlac Everlasting Farm Dolores, Tarlac City
Gaya Lim Farm Inc. San Juan De Mata, Tarlac City
Superior Hog Farm San Juan De Mata, Tarlac City
Vl Cuaresma Organic Farm Purok Saranay, San Juan De Mata
Gold Farm Livestock Corporation Sinait, Tarlac City
New Sto Domingo Stock Farm Romulo Hi-Way, Sto. Domingo, Tarlac City
Uni Five Farm Inc. Tibag, Tarlac City
Greenerland Agro Inc. Sitio Pulungawe, Tibagan, Tarlac
Mega 8 Hog Farm Inc. Trinidad, Tarlac City
Sta Luisita Farm Inc. Ungot, Tarlac City
There are 21 registered poultries in the City, as detailed by the table below.
Table 1.8.9: Existing Poultries in Tarlac City

Registered Poultry Business Address
Aguso Agricultural Dev't Corp Aguso, Tarlac City
Five J De Guzman-Lingad Farma Inc. Armenia, Tarlac City
Golden Acres Farm Inc. Armenia, Tarlac City
Golden Summit Poultry Farm Balibago I, Tarlac City
E.B Mamawal Farms Balibago I, Tarlac City
EC Macapagal Farm Zone 6 Bora, Tarlac City
Farm View Agro-Industrial Corporation Purok 2, Care, Tarlac City
San Ramon Farm Zone 6, Care, Tarlac City
Dalayap Country Side Grower Dalayap, Tarlac City
KRN Poultry Farm Dela Paz, Tarlac City
Tarlac Mac Chicken Farm Inc Dela Paz, Tarlac City
GL Corporation Laong, Tarlac City
Luz Lopez Poultry Farm San Isidro,Tarlac City
Bounty Fresh Food Inc. San Jose, Tarlac City
G.P. Joson Farm Zone 4, San Jose, Tarlac City
Tarlac Mac Chicken Farm Inc.-San Jose B4, San Jose, Tarlac

Registered Poultry Business Address
Golden Summit Poultry Farm San Juan De Mata, Tarlac City
Gold-Crest Agri-Ventures Inc San Juan De Mata, Tarlac City
Ry Chua Poultry Farm San Juan De Mata, Tarlac City
Five J De Guzman-Lingad Farma Inc. Sto. Domingo, Tarlac City
Sampaguita Farm Sitio Banganlupa, Tibagan, Tarlac City
1.8.2.2 Fisheries
Inland Fisheries
Fisheries. Presently, 1,070.00 hectares is devoted to inland fishing. The table below shows
production volumes and values.
Table 1.8.10: Existing Fishing Grounds and Aquaculture Production

Volume of Catch
Area
Fishing Grounds Location Average Total Value
(Has.)
(MT) (MT) (PhP)
Fishponds Sapang Maragul 44.25 2.60 115.05 4,602,000.00
Care 16.62 2.60 43.20 1,727,960.00
Mapalad 9.15 2.60 23.79 951,600.00
Tibagan 17.19 2.60 44.69 1,787,760.00
San Luis 0.94 2.60 2.44 97,760.00
Balibago I 0.23 2.60 0.60 23,920.00
Balibago II 0.42 2.60 1.09 43,680.00
Burot 1.18 2.60 3.07 122,720.00
San Manuel 1.25 2.60 3.25 130,000.00
Panampunan 0.50 2.60 1.30 52,000.00
Tariji 1.50 2.60 3.90 156,000.00
San Carlos 0.23 2.60 0.60 23,920.00
Sinait 1.04 2.60 2.69 107,640.00
Sta. Maria 0.69 2.60 1.79 71,760.00
Tibag 13.56 2.60 35.24 1,409,720.00
Batang-Batang 3.50 2.60 9.10 364,000.00
Baras-Baras 60.20 0.27 16.12 644,800.00
Alvindia 0.96 2.60 2.48 99,320.00
Bora 0.36 2.60 0.94 379,440.00
Calingcuan 0.31 2.60 0.82 32,636.00
Trinidad 1.95 2.60 5.07 202,800.00
Matatalaib 0.91 2.60 2.37 94,952.00
Maliwalo 4.60 2.60 11.96 478,400.00
Sapang Tagalog 1.70 2.60 4.42 176,800.00
Sto. Niño 324.00 0.00 0.62 24,960.00
Dolores 1.50 2.60 3.90 156,000.00

Volume of Catch
Area
Fishing Grounds Location Average Total Value
(Has.)
(MT) (MT) (PhP)
Culipat 1.20 2.60 3.12 124,800.00
San Isidro 7.13 2.60 18.54 741,520.00
San Juan de Mata 0.20 2.60 0.51 20,280.00
San Pascual 1.33 2.60 3.46 138,320.00
Amucao 2.90 2.60 7.54 301,600.00
Balanti 8.50 2.60 22.10 884,000.00
Suizo 0.98 2.60 2.56 102,388.00
Ungot 0.55 2.60 1.43 57,200.00
Buenavista 1.91 2.60 4.97 198,640.00
San Miguel 0.57 2.60 1.48 59,280.00
Capehan 0.09 2.60 0.22 8,840.00
San Francisco 0.32 2.60 0.83 33,280.00
Dela Paz 0.71 2.60 1.85 73,840.00
Atioc 2.50 2.60 6.50 260,000.00
Armenia 18.94 2.60 49.24 1,969,760.00
Banaba 0.45 2.60 1.17 46,800.00
Buhilit 0.15 2.60 0.39 15,600.00
Balingcanaway 0.41 2.60 1.07 42,640.00
Villa Bacolor 0.09 2.60 0.22 8,840.00
Laoang 5.14 2.60 13.35 534,040.00
San Jose 2.65 2.60 6.89 275,600.00
Binauganan 1.35 2.60 3.51 140,400.00
Sta. Cruz 1.60 2.60 4.16 166,400.00
San Jose de Urquico 0.24 2.60 0.61 24,440.00
Dalayap 1.20 2.60 3.12 124,800.00
Sto. Domingo 0.54 2.60 1.40 56,160.00
Armenia Dam Armenia 78.00 0.80 62.40 2,496,000.00
Mabangliw River Tibagan 48.00 0.80 38.40 1,536,000.00
Banaba Creek Banaba 15.00 0.80 12.00 480,000.00
Culipat Creek Culipat 100.00 0.80 80.00 3,200,000.00
Sinait Creek Sinait 20.00 0.80 16.00 640,000.00
Soliman Creek Balanti 100.00 0.80 80.00 3,200,000.00
Sto. Niño Creek Sto. Niño 10.00 0.80 8.00 320,000.00
Laoang Creek Laoang 5.00 0.80 4.00 160,000.00
Amucao Creek Amucao 50.00 0.80 40.00 1,600,000.00
Buenavista Creek Buenavista 20.00 0.80 16.00 640,000.00
Ungot Creek Ungot 2.00 0.80 1.60 64,000.00
Masalasa Creek Binauganan 30.00 0.80 24.00 960,000.00
Molave Lake San Isidro 20.00 0.80 16.00 640,000.00
Mabangliw River Tibagan 48.00 0.80 38.40 2,496,000.00

1.8.2.3 Agricultural Support Facilities
Post-harvest Facilities
Existing pre-harvest support facilities include hand tractors, shallow tube wells, tractors and
carabaos. Post-harvest support facilities are composed of rice mills, threshers and shellers, multi-
purpose drying pavements, mechanical dryers, carabaos and manual processing techniques.
Modern farming technologies supplement the existing agricultural support facilities. The table below
provides a breakdown of these support facilities and their locations. Note that all the facilities are
operational.
Table 1.8.11: Existing Support Facilities and Services

Post-harvest Facility Barangay No. % Utilization Remarks
Aguso 3 100 Operational
Rice Mill
Dela Paz 1 100 Operational
Alvindia 1 100 Operational
Amucao 2 100 Operational
Balibago II 1 100 Operational
Bora Carangian 1 100 Operational
Dalayap 1 100 Operational
San Isidro 12 100 Operational
San Jose 2 100 Operational
MPDP
San Manuel 1 100 Operational
Sta. Cruz 1 100 Operational
Sta. Maria 3 100 Operational
Sto. Niño 1 100 Operational
Sapang Tagalos 1 100 Operational
Sinait 1 100 Operational
Tariji 1 100 Operational
Ungot 2 100 Operational
Buenavista 1 100 Operational
Mechanical Dryer
Maliwalo 1 100 Operational
Atioc 2 100 Operational
Balanti 12 100 Operational
Balibago I 8 100 Operational
Balibago II 9 100 Operational
Thresher Bantos 1 100 Operational
Buenavista 6 100 Operational
Burot 5 100 Operational
Calingcuan 2 100 Operational
Capehan 2 100 Operational
Culipat 5 100 Operational

Post-harvest Facility Barangay No. % Utilization Remarks
Dela Paz 8 100 Operational
Dolores 1 100 Operational
Laoang 16 100 Operational
Mapalad 5 100 Operational
San Juan De Mata 15 100 Operational
San Luis 2 100 Operational
San Pascual 21 100 Operational
Sapang Tagalog 2 100 Operational
Trinidad 5 100 Operational
Villa Bacolor 9 100 Operational
Mini Tractor San Manuel 1 100 Operational
Baras-Baras 1 100 Operational
Wheel Tractor
Capehan 1 100 Operational
Banaba 1 100 Operational
Combine Harvester
San Isidro 1 100 Operational
Villa Bacolor 1 100 Operational
Asturias 3 100 Operational
Balanti 1 100 Operational
Balete 1 100 Operational
Banaba 1 100 Operational
Hand Tractor Capehan 6 100 Operational
Cut-Cut II 1 100 Operational
Lourdes 2 100 Operational
Mapalacsiao 1 100 Operational

There are several animal facilities and services available in Tarlac City, as depicted in the table
below.
Table 1.8.12: Animal Facilities and Services in Tarlac City, 201Y

Facility Operational
Slaughterhouse
Commercial Hog Farm 18
Commercial Poultry Farm 21
Feed Mills
Chicken Dressing Plant
Source: City Licensing Office, 2017
Other agricultural support facilities are also present in Tarlac City. The following table lists the types
of irrigation, year constructed, type of ownership and areas served.
Table 1.8.13: Water Irrigation System

Type of Area Served
Irrigation System Type of Irrigation
Ownership (ha)
National
National Irrigation System Public Gravity 4,825.60
Communal
Communal Irrigation System Public Gravity 2,542.50
Others
1. Shallow Tube Well - 2,797.0
2. Small Farm Reservoir Public 114.3
1.8.3 The Secondary Sector
The City of Tarlac’s industries in the secondary sector is detailed below. Note the huge increase in
registered Construction businesses by 90.80%. No additional processors registered in 2016.
Table 1.8.14: Business Permits Granted for the Secondary Sector between 2015 and 2016
Auto Supplies, Spare Parts, Iron Works, Welding Shop, Radiator
Shop, Vulcanizing Shop, Machine Shop, Electronic/Electrical Shop 88 84 -4.76%
& Repair Shop
Bakeshop & Bakery 27 26 -3.85%
Contractor, Labor Contractor, Construction Materials, Metal
63 685 +90.80%
Fabrication
Dressmaking, Tailoring, Modiste Supplies 30 26 -15.38%
Drugstore & Pharmacy 85 88 +3.41%

Footwear 33 29 -13.79%
Lumber and Hardware 43 48 +10.42%
Manufacturer 137 136 -0.74%
Processor 1 1 0.00%
Mini-Cono 6 7 14.29%
Palay Dealer, Rice Dealer, Rice Retailer &Rice Mill 93 68 -36.76%
Industry
Table 1.8.15: Inventory of Existing Industrial Establishments by Intensity, Capitalization and

Employment, 2016
Name of Business Intensity
Capitalization Employment
Establishment Address Classification
Phelps Dodge Phils Luisita Indl Park, Luisita Indl Park, San
Energy Products Corp San Miguel, Miguel, Tarlac City
Tarlac City - 206
Universal Robina Corp Luisita Indl Park, Luisita Indl Park, San
San Miguel, Miguel, Tarlac City
Tarlac City - 87
San Miguel Food Inc Luisita Indl Park, Luisita Indl Park, San
San Miguel, Miguel, Tarlac City
Tarlac City - 30
International Wiring Luisita Indl Park, Luisita Indl Park, San
Systems (Phils) Corp San Miguel, Miguel, Tarlac
Tarlac - PEZA
On Semi Conductor Luisita Indl Park, Luisita Indl Park, San
SSMP Phils. Corp San Miguel, Miguel, Tarlac
Tarlac - PEZA
SDE (Phils) Corp Luisita Indl Park, Luisita Indl Park, San
San Miguel, Miguel, Tarlac
Tarlac - PEZA
Sitel Phils. Corp. Luisita Indl Park, Luisita Indl Park, San
San Miguel, Miguel, Tarlac
Tarlac - PEZA
Pioneer Hi-Bred Luisita Indl Park, Luisita Indl Park, San
Philippines, Inc. San Miguel, Miguel, Tarlac 100,000,000.00
Tarlac 320

1.8.3.1 Manufacturing
There are 692 various manufacturer and wholesaler establishments that are currently in operation
in the City. There are 136 manufacturing establishments which comprises nearly 20% of all such
establishments in the City. Industries have been mushrooming in the Luisita Industrial Park in San
Miguel. The table below provides a list of the industries in Tarlac City.
Table 1.8.16: List of Industries in Tarlac City

Industries in Tarlac City
International Wiring System (IWS)
International Electric Wire Philippines (IEW)
Purefoods Feedmill Corporation
Universal Food Corporation
Universal Robina Corporation
LUZCOR
Sanyo Japan– Semi-Conductor
Phelps Dodge
Luisita Golf Course
Luisita Realty Corporation
Jentec Warehouse
Marina Sales, Inc.
Red Ribbon Bakeshop
SDE Corporation Philippines
Pioneer Hi-Bred Philippines, Inc. Tarlac Plant
Tarlac Foods Corporation
1.8.3.2 Construction
Table 1.8.17: Breakdown of Registered General Engineering and Construction Companies in

Tarlac City, 2018
General Engineering/Construction Company Address
1FC Dizon Corp. No.227 Rosal St Lazatin Subd., Ligtasan, Tarlac
Jimedry Construction Services & Supplies 1659 Zamora St., San Roque, Tarlac
JBGO Builders & Construction Supplies Mc Arthur Highway, Salapungan, Tarlac
MDBV Construction And Supply 395 Carmina Phase 3, San Sebastian, Tarlac
BVG Construction & Development Corporation 89 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sepung Calsada, Tarlac City
Sumisetsu Phil. Inc. Sanyo Bldg Luisita Indl Park, San Miguel, Tarlac City
3 Sides Builders & Trading Corp. J. Juna St. Cor. Salazar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Jam-C Builders 193 Orchid St, Salapungan, Tarlac City
Beaver Construction Kamagona Ext, Sapang Tagalog, Tarlac City
Globus Builders & Supplies 37 Venturanza St., San Sebastian, Tarlac
Image Builders & Gen Services B7, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
BMNY Construction & Enterprises Homesite Soliman Compound, San Rafael, Tarlac

Bk Sy Tu Const F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Zafara Builders And Construction Supply 1710 Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
BMK Construction Corporation 10 Calle Lucinda Cor Don Gregorio Ave San
Sebastian Vill, San Sebastian, Tarlac
C.S. David Construction & Development Corp Gate 2 Pascual Ave San Sebastian Vill, San
Sebastian, Tarlac
Castan-Enc Corporation Lot 4 Blk 7, San Pablo, Tarlac
Master Son Builders B1 Cor Zafiro & Consul Sts, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Arctic Builders & Supplies San Sebastian Village San Sebastian, Tarlac City
CS Gonzales Construction And Supply 3729 Ph 3 Sylvia St San Sebastian Vill.,
Binauganan, Tarlac
D.C Manlutac Construction & Gen Mdse Mc Arthur Highway, Salapungan, Tarlac
DMS Const Homesite, San Rafael, Tarlac City
Primarch Builders Alessandra Bldg. Un It A Gov. A. Lugay Ave.
Mangga Dos, Matatalaib, Tarlac
969 Construction & Supplies 01 Everlasting St, San Vicente, Tarlac
EDM Construction And General Services Corp. Blk 8 Capitol Garden, Chestnut, San Roque, Tarlac
City
EVM Associates & Engg Office Tibag, Tarlac City
Eser Ents .#13 Santan Cor. Gumamela St., Villa Perpetua,
Matatalaib, Tarlac City
FLN Builders Zone 3-A, Maliwalo, Tarlac
GM Square Const L6 B10 Sitio Estrella, San Rafael, Tarlac City
Hadi Construction and Supply Zone 1, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Bildanation Construction & Supplies 06 Rosal St, San Vicente, Tarlac
JQG Construction 1088 Romulo Hi-Way, Tibag, Tarlac City
Lamasia Builders And Supply Corp 18 Don Gregorio, San Sebastian, Tarlac
LN Nunag Const & Gen Mdse Paradise Subd, Ligtasan, Tarlac City
M& A Innovation Construction Ltd.Co. 3212 Narra St Magsaysay Vill., San Vicente, Tarlac
ARMD Construction & General Merchandise Lot 1 Blk 6 Heartland Subd, Care, Tarlac
Teesal Enterprise 491 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Miguel, Tarlac
Marses Construction, Design And Supplies Carlos Subd., Sta Cruz, Tarlac
MSV Construction & Supplies One Alexander, Matatalaib, Tarlac
NM Espinosa Const Gate III San Sebastian Vill, San Sebastian, Tarlac
City
Trikupia Builders Lot 16/18 Boston Ninas Ville, Suizo, Tarlac
PPF Construction Corp. 40 Blk 4, Sta Cruz, Tarlac City
RD Manlangit Builders & Trading Blk 4 Romulo Blvd, San Vicente, Tarlac
R.R. Ricafort Construction & Supplies 26 Mc Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac
RD8 Builders 82 Macabulos Drive, San Vicente, Tarlac
RUH Builders F.Tanedo Ext., Matatalaib, Tarlac City
RM Mallari Builders & Enterprises.. ... ..., Alvindia, Tarlac City
R.L. Lundang Construction San Miguel, Tarlac City
R.R. Torres Construction & Supply 699 Tangile St, Sapang Tagalog, Tarlac
Shen Construction Dominic St., Landhomes Subd., San Sebastian,
Tarlac City
T2B3 Builders And Supplies Corp. 4140 Greymar St Phase 3, San Sebastian, Tarlac

Tarlac Covenant Realty & Development Corp. Care, Tarlac
T. Del Rosario Construction Ph I St. Mary's Subd, Matatalaib, Tarlac
V.I.T,I. Construction & Supplies Romulo Highway Molave, San Isidro, Tarlac
Northern Builders Baras-Baras, Tarlac City
Amvil Const & Supplies Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Rafael, Tarlac
W.Lao Enterprises 555 Orchids St Blk 9, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
1.8.3.3 Gas and Water
There are numerous gasoline stations in the city. Below is a table that lists of registered gasoline
stations.
Table 1.8.18: List of Registered Gasoline Stations in the City, 2018

Gasoline Station Name Address
Tarlac City Chan Teck Lao Auto Supply & Gas
Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Station Inc
One Alexander Ceo's Work Place Mangga Ii,
1016 Formula Petroleum Corp
Matatalaib, Tarlac
Ptt South Ramp Gasoline Staion Mc Arthur Highway, San Francisco, Tarlac
Ptt North Ramp Gasoline Station Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Aaa Fuel Station Bhuto, Tibag, Tarlac
Benry Fuel Enterprise Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Benjie's Diesel Station Block 2, Balibago I, Tarlac City
Bmc 888 Trading Inc F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Car Depot Commercial Phils (Cdcp) Corp. Sitio Mangga 2, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Boulevard St Formerly Lumibao, Balingcanaway,
Boulevard Highway Gas Station
Tarlac
San Rafael Svc Station San Rafael, Tarlac City
Ch & K Shell Gas & Service Station Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Nicolas, Tarlac
San Roque-Mcarthur Shell Gas & Service Station San Roque, Tarlac
Villa Soliman Shell Gas & Svc Station Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Salapungan, Tarlac City
Maliwalo Shell Gas & Service Station Zone 1, Maliwalo, Tarlac City
Nkr Enterprises South Plains Subd., San Vicente, Tarlac
Gc Oil Enterprises B4 Mcarthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Sorlau Enterprises Romulo Highway, Baras-Baras, Tarlac
Rpq Gasoline Station Sta Rosa -Tarlac Road, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Hanzen Gasoline Station Tibag, Tarlac
Sanez Gasoline Station Blk. 6 M.H. Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Biag Gas Station Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Rafael, Tarlac City
Nothstar-Sabala Gasoline Station Romulo Highway, San Vicente, Tarlac
Tibag Fuel Filling Station Sitio Bacuit, Tibag, Tarlac
Tffs Fuel Filling Station Salapungan, Tarlac
Petron Maligaya Svc Station Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Maligaya, Tarlac City
Stargaze Gasoline Station Romulo Hi-Way, San Vicente, Tarlac

Gasoline Station Name Address
Luzon Petron Svc Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Roque, Tarlac City
Kriskar Gasoline Station San Isidro, Tarlac
Kriskar Galoline Station Blk 3 Ninoy Aquino Blvd., San Nicolas, Tarlac
KKK Turbo Gasoline Station Sitio Urquico, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Corner Romulo Highway Ninoy Aquino Access
KKKTurbo Fuel Corporation
Road, Tibag, Tarlac
KKKTurbo Fuel Corporation Care, Tarlac
KKK Turbo Gasoline Station 598 Zone 5, Maliwalo, Tarlac
MQ3 Gas Station Balibago Ii, Tarlac
De Leon Bldg Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael,
Montales Gasoline Station & Enterprises
Tarlac
Petron Svc Station Zaragoza Rd, Maliwalo, Tarlac City
NB Petrol Gas Station Lot 2-B Sitio Molave, San Isidro, Tarlac
Leonoil Petroleum Enterprises Romulo Highway Sitio Molave, San Isidro, Tarlac
Triple 88 Gas Station Zone 2, Care, Tarlac
Mym Diesel Station San Manuel, Tarlac
CGSM Gas Station Happy Hills, Carangian, Tarlac City
MTCBT Svc Cooperative Burot, Tarlac City
San Vicente Gas Station B6, San Vicente, Tarlac City
NJSV Zone Three Enterprises Zone 3, San Isidro, Tarlac
Orange Fuel Inc. Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Pukunum Gasoline Station Romulo Blvd, San Vicente, Tarlac
Shell Gas Station Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Rafael, Tarlac City
One Alexander Ceo's Work Place Mangga Ii,
Global Oil Hauz
Matatalaib, Tarlac
Powergas Energy Ventures Inc Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Miguel, Tarlac
PPF Construction Corporation Mac-Arthur Highway, Sta Cruz, Tarlac
R. Espileta Gonzales Ents Inc - Gasoline Filling
Lapaz Rd, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Station
RDL Fuel Point Distribution Inc Zone 1 Market View, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Hacienda Cmpd Robinsons Mall Cpmd, San Miguel,
RDL Fuel Point Distribution
Tarlac
RDL Fuel Point Inc Blk 3 San Nicolas, Tarlac
RDL Fuel Point Distribution Block 5 Mc Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
RJ Gas And Gen. Mdse. Tibag, Tarlac City
F1 Gasoline Station Zone 2, San Jose, Tarlac
Star Premium Gas Station Corp Sitio Maligaya, Maliwalo, Tarlac

The following table lists registered suppliers of potable water.
Table 1.8.19: List of Registered Water Refilling Stations in the City of Tarlac, 2018
Water Refilling Station Name Address
Amdaric Water Refilling Station Tibag Road, Tibag, Tarlac
Aqua Gkam Purified Water Refilling Station 355 Mapagmahal St, Baras-Baras, Tarlac
Aces H2O Water Refilling Station Zone 5, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Jaerl Water Refilling Station Tibag, Tarlac
Aquabiz Purified Water Refilling Station 1 Sitio Tabane, Aguso, Tarlac
Twin Aqua Water Refilling Station 198 Everlasting St, Dolores, Tarlac
Irish Water Refilling Station Maligaya, Tibagan, Tarlac
Jenmac Water Refilling Station Planas, Tibagan, Tarlac
Paulino's Water Refilling Station Purok Pag-Asa, Baras-Baras, Tarlac
Zanraine Water Refilling Station # 23 San Manuel, Tarlac
Iantricsam Water Refilling Station Pag-Asa, San Rafael, Tarlac
Kian's Water Refilling Station 107 Riverside St, San Miguel, Tarlac
Mll Enterprises # 3 D. Yes Blk 12, San Pablo, Tarlac
Barriga Water Refilling Station Allied City Estate, San Rafael, Tarlac
Annbry Water Refilling Station Sitio Maligaya, Balanti, Tarlac
Cjjz Water Refilling Station Blk. 2 Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Dripon Water Refilling Station Pinagpala St, Baras-Baras, Tarlac
Fausty Water Refilling Station G/F Unit 2 Castaneda Bldg Mangga 2, Matatalaib, Tarlac
A.R.M. Water Refilling Station Jasmin St Capitol Gardens, San Roque, Tarlac
Bgw Water Refilling Station Sitio Bungil, Sapang Maragul, Tarlac
Enjellisha Water Refilling Station 8 Calle Fausta, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Namazzi Water Refilling Station Sunrise Subd., Maliwalo, Tarlac
Temy Water Refilling Station Santan Dalayap Sitio Pag-Asa, Aguso, Tarlac
Island Breeze Purified Drinking Water Pag-Asa Tibag, Tarlac City
Blue Diamond Pure Drinking Water 8054 8th Street Fairlane Subd, San Vicente, Tarlac
Angie Norte Water Station Purok 2, Banaba, Tarlac
Elynit Water Refilling Station Zone 1 Mc Arthur Highway, Salapungan, Tarlac
Arlyn Perez Water Refilling Station Gate 2 Filomena Subd, San Rafael, Tarlac
A.M. Comia Water Refilling Station Purok Happy Valley, San Juan De Mata, Tarlac
Jadin Purified Drinking Water # 36 Block 3, San Manuel, Tarlac
Ph 2 B3 L31 Sta Monica Hts Subd, San Rafael, Tarlac
New Tropical Forest Purified Drinking Water
City
Aqua Martin Water Refilling Station Sitio Pagasa, San Rafael, Tarlac
8ounce Water Refiliing Station O.N.C. By Pass Road Fairlane, San Vicente, Tarlac
Zone C Mac-Arthur Hi-Way Calamansi St, San Miguel,
Blue JVG Water Refilling Station
Tarlac
C.G. Bermudez Water Refilling 158 Avocado St., San Miguel, Tarlac
Papa Jo Water Refilling Station Zone 6, Trinidad, Tarlac
Crissan Water Refilling Station 61 Sitio Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac City
C4B Water Refilling Station Lot 12 Blk 15 Getha Subd, Maliwalo, Tarlac City
Zutto Water Refilling Station Sinait, Tarlac
D & D Turato Subd Ninas Villes Subd, Binauganan,
D. Turato Water Refilling Station
Tarlac

Cool Spirit Purified Drinking Water Blk. 6, San Roque, Tarlac
Island Creek Purified Drinking Water Station # 255 Mc Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
Viera Pure Drinking Water Blk 6, San Vicente, Tarlac City
Princess Wyneth Aqua Enterprise Zone 4, Tibag, Tarlac
Kyrekesha Purified Drinking Water & Trading Lot 9 Blk3 Ph Iii Sta Monica Hts Subd, San Rafael, Tarlac
Magoie Purified Drinking Water Filomena Subd., Phase 2, San Rafael, Tarlac
Lot 14 Blk 27 Washington St Villa Aguila Subd, Maliwalo,
Freza Water Refilling Station
Tarlac
Aquastar Purified Drinking Water-Franchisee Daisy St Lor Subd, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Ryota Water Refilling Station Suba, Matatalaib, Tarlac City
Magic Blue Pure Drinking Water #78 Masibucan, Mapalacsiao, Tarlac City
G.P. Talon Enterprises Ancheta St, Mabini, Tarlac
G.T. Agdeppa Water Refilling Station Purok Pinagpala, Baras-Baras, Tarlac
Aqua Golden Drops Water Refilling Station 1915 Pilar Gil St, San Roque, Tarlac
King Josh Enterprises 42-I Teresa Homes Subd, Tibag, Tarlac
Ocean Breeze Water Refilling Station 263 Mc Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
Dameli Purified Drinking Water 959 Pag-Asa, San Rafael, Tarlac City
Willows Purified Drinking Water Sitio Buno Puno Subd, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Klb Water Refilling Station Chico St, Sapang Tagalog, Tarlac
7712 Enterprises 25 Blk 1, San Pascual, Tarlac
Mark-Jen's Enterprises 1098 Sitio Pag-Asa Ii, San Rafael, Tarlac
Jem62 Water Refilling Station Sitio Side Bridge, Armenia, Tarlac
Tiqui Water Refilling Station Atioc, Tarlac
Italmet Mineral And Purified Water Refilling
1129 Sitio Barbon, Tibag, Tarlac
Station
L-J Enterprises Block 3, Suizo, Tarlac
Jlmq Aqua Refilling Station Sitio Centro, Carangian, Tarlac
Crystal Lake Water Refilling Center # 53 Immaculate Subd, Tibag, Tarlac City
429 Water Refilling Station Jasmin St Capitol Gardens Subd, San Roque, Tarlac
Wjz Water Refilling Station Blk 5, Dalayap, Tarlac
Feinsten Water Refilling Station San Sebastian Vill, San Sebastian, Tarlac City
Refill-It Water Station No 12 Magsaysay Vill., San Vicente, Tarlac
Hydrogem-Jrs Enterprises Gate Iii, San Sebastian, Tarlac City
Aqua Tomvie Water Refilling Station 327 Lazatin Subd, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Aqua Dream Bliss Water Refilling Station 49 Sitio Bliss, Suizo, Tarlac
Jakemark Water Refilling Station Tanpoco, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Lor's Alkaline Water 1991 Don Fausto St, San Roque, Tarlac
Aqua Flourishca 4 Ac Bldg Gumamela St, San Vicente, Tarlac
Chilar Water Refilling Station Blk 2, San Manuel, Tarlac
Megacare S20 Purified Drinking Water Blk4 Lot 2 Villa Lourdes Subd, San Rafael, Tarlac City
Bio-Soft Water Refilling Station Sitio Paroba, Carangian, Tarlac
M. R. Lopez Water Refilliing Water Phase 3b Northern Hilss Subd,, San Rafael, Tarlac
Ph 3 Edf Homes V Pascual Blvd Ninas Ssv, Binauganan,
Ocean 24 Purified Drinking Water
Tarlac
Blk. 1 Lot 6 Road 2 San Sebastian Heights, San Vicente,
M.V. Libed Enterprises
Tarlac

Fe- Aguilar Falls Water Refilling Station Zone 4, Care, Tarlac
Foressa Water Refilling Station Zone 5, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Chi Water Refilling Station Mc Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Eunichole Enterprises Centro Proper, Tibagan, Tarlac
Cypria Water Refilling Station Atioc, Tarlac
Ellilor Water Refilling Station Sitio Tarikan, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Megacare S20 Purified Drinking Water-
#25 Block 1, San Manuel, Tarlac
Franchisee
Twin M Alkaline & Mineral Water # 99 Zone 1 P. Burgos St, San Isidro, Tarlac
Fortune Water Venture 147 Hilario St, Ligtasan, Tarlac City
St. Peter Purified Drinking Water 7th St Fairlane Subd, San Vicente, Tarlac City
Aqua Wave Purified Water Station Sitio Bagong Barrio, Sapang Maragul, Tarlac
Aquastar Water Technology # 3 Jp Rizal St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Midst Purified Drinking Water 9 Blk 1, San Roque, Tarlac
Lavita Water Refilling Station Sitio Sapang Bulo, San Rafael, Tarlac
R.C.S.P. Water Refilling Station 3 Tabane, Aguso, Tarlac
Aqua Poula Water Refilling Station Blk. 5 Lot 2 Tarvet, San Rafael, Tarlac City
Borocoy Water Refilling Station Balibago I, Tarlac
Lot 12 Blk. 5 Ph 1 Quezon Ave St. Mary's Subd,
Rpsantos Water Refilling Station
Matatalaib, Tarlac
Acqua Dolcissima Water Station 1623 Pilarcita Cor. Zamora, San Roque, Tarlac
Gpja Enterprises 239 C Santos St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Aqua De Roma Enterprises 103 Romulo Highway, San Vicente, Tarlac
Crystal Clear Water Store, Ligtasan # 118 Hilario St.,, Ligtasan, Tarlac City
Jango Water Refilling Station Blk 42-C Teresa Homes Comm'l Bldg., Tibag, Tarlac
Roda Espiritu Enterprises Blk. 4, San Jose, Tarlac
Synah Aqua Refilling Station # 06 San Manuel, Tarlac
Rom's Water Refilling Station 0221 Zone 5, Tariji, Tarlac
Rbd Water Refilling Station Blk. 2, Sta Cruz, Tarlac
Aqua Q1 S28 Water Refilling Station Ph 1 Lot 23 Burot, Tarlac
Living Water Bldg. Macapagal St Sitio Lambingan, Burot,
Aquafalls Waer Refilling Station
Tarlac
Liero Jae Water Refilling Station Suizo, Tarlac
Aqua Uploan Purified Drinking Water Matadero, Tarlac
Kisha's Well Water Refiliing Station Zone 7 Sitio Molave, San Isidro, Tarlac
Doria Residence Comp. Sitio Kumintang, Sapang
S.M. Doria Enterprises
Maragul, Tarlac
Ezeghail Water Refilling Station 75 Paroba 1, Tibag, Tarlac
Sherlyn Water Refilling Station Maliwalo Prov'l. Rd. Mangga 2, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Lot 41 Blk 9 Don Pepe Cojuangco Homes, Cut-Cut Ii,
Filtered Sure Purified Drinking Water
Tarlac City
Filtered Sure Purified Drinking Water 260 Maligaya, Tarlac City
Lian's Castle Enterprise Zone Iv Calingcuan, Tarlac
The Spirit-Filled Purification & Refilling Station 357 Papaya St, Maligaya, Tarlac
Ocean's Eleven Purified Drinking Water 742 Sitio Bhuto, Tibag, Tarlac City
Bottle Crow Water Refilling Station Blk 1 Maliwalo, Tarlac
Granic's Purified Driniking Water Station Sitio Bagong Barrio, Sapang Maragul, Tarlac
Puriken Water Refilling Station #45 Romulo Blvd, San Vicente, Tarlac City
Alka Zirconia Water Refilling Station #37 Romulo Hiway, Carangian, Tarlac
1.8.4 The Tertiary Sector
The number of business permits notably increased for Rentals and Manpower Services. There
were observed drastic decreases in the issuance of permits for Recreation Facilities/Devices, Fruit
Vendors, and Commercial Brokers. The table below provides these details.
Table 1.8.20: Business Permits Granted for the Tertiary Sector between 2014 and 2015
Amusement 44 53 +16.98%
Banks 61 66 +7.58%
Beauty Parlor & Barber Shop 88 87 -1.15%
Bus Terminal 4 4 0.00%
Commercial Brokers 5 3 -66.67%
Catering Services 14 16 +12.50%
Computer Sales / Rental / Service 5 5 0.00%
Dealer 272 286 +4.90%
Detective / Watchman Agency 10 8 -25.00%
Distributor 26 21 -23.81%
Dry Goods 197 173 -13.87%
Eateries 386 392 +1.53%
Educational Institution 46 45 -2.22%
Foreign Exchange / Securities 3 3 0.00%
Fruit Vendor 32 15 -113.33%
Funeral Parlor / Memorial Homes 6 6 0.00%
General Merchandise, Distributor, Dealer, Trading, Retailer
117 108 -8.33%
& Wholesaler
Gift Shop 3 3 0.00%
Glassware 22 19 -15.79%
Grocery 40 38 -5.26%
Hotel / Motel / Lodging House 57 57 0.00%
Importer / Exporter 3 3 0.00%
Insurance 34 39 +12.82%
Internet Services 96 82 -17.07%
Junk Shop 30 28 -7.14%
Laundry / Dry Cleaning 6 8 +25.00%
Lending / Financing / Investment 80 86 +6.98%
Lessor 305 331 +7.85%
LPG Retailer / Dealer 25 27 +7.41%

Manpower Services 10 14 +28.57%
Meat Vendor 126 116 -8.62%
Other Businesses 24 22 -9.09%
Pawnshop / Money Shop 46 46 0.00%
Photo Supply & Services 16 14 -14.29%
Printing Press, Publication & Advertising 23 23 0.00%
Professionals 50 50 0.00%
Real Estate, Apartment, Rental, Subdivision Operator &
40 30
Lessor -33.33%
Recreation Facilities/Devices 14 6 -133.33%
Rentals 0 8 +100.00%
Repacker 2 0 N/A
Retailer 1,204 1,161 -3.70%
Sari-Sari Store 365 318 -14.78%
School Supplies 10 9 -11.11%
Stock Brokers 1 1 0.00%
Telecommunications 1 1 0.00%
Trading 18 22 +18.18%
Variety Store, Plastic Toy & Handicrafts 73 61 -19.67%
Vegetable Vendor 97 67 -44.78%
Warehouse / Display Center 14 15 +6.67%
Water Refilling Station, Retailer/Dealer of Mineral Water 134 136 +1.47%
Wholesaler 91 99 +8.08%
Source: Ecological Profile of the City of Tarlac, Tarlac, 2016
Table 1.8.21: Business Permits Granted for the Tertiary Sector between 2014 and 2015
2016 2017
Business Permits
No. No. % Change
Primary
Agriculture, Hunting & Forestry 45 45 0.0%
Fishing - - -
Mining & Quarrying - - -
Primary Sub-Total 45 45 0.0%
Secondary
Manufacturing 289 312 8.0%
Electricity 1 1 0.0%
Gas 62 63 1.6%
Water Supply 1 1 0.0%
Construction 63 61 -3.2%
Secondary Sub-Total 416 438 5.3%
Tertiary
Wholesale & Retail trade/repair of motor
vehicles motorcycles personal & 12 12 0.0%
household goods
Hotels 10 10 0.0%

2016 2017
Business Permits
No. No. % Change
Restaurants/Eateries 399 470 17.8%
Transport & Communication - - -
Storage 16 15 -6.3%
Financial Intermediation 125 133 6.4%
Real Estate, Renting & Business
11 12 9.1%
Activities
Public Administration & Defense/
- - -
Compulsory Social Security
Education 33 30 -9.1%
Health & Social Work - - -
Other Community, Social & Personal
- - -
Service activities
Private Household w/ Employed Persons - - -
Extra-Territorial Organizations & Bodies - - -
Tertiary Sub-Total 606 682 0.0%
Total 1,067 1,165 +9.2%
1.8.4.1 Financial Institutions
There are numerous financial institutions in Tarlac City ranging from Commercial Banks to
Cooperative Banks. The table below lists the available financial institutions.
Table 1.8.22: Types of Financial Institutions in Tarlac City, 2016

Financial Institution Number
Government Bank 4
Rural Bank 13
Commercial Bank 30
Lending Investor 6
Cooperative Bank 3

1.8.4.2 Wholesale and Retail Trade
Below is a list of wholesalers for essential and non-essential items, as registered in the Business
Permits and Licensing Division of the City.
Table 1.8.23: Registered Wholesalers in Tarlac City, 2018

Wholesaler Trade Name ADDRESS
Homeware Depot PH 2 Victory Uptown Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
DNF Distribution and Logistics Inc 205 Mc Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Gacn Enterprises #02 Ilang-Ilang St Blk 3, San Vicente, Tarlac
RMCTan General Merchandise 128 Calle David, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Danilo Ramos Palay Buying Station Sitio Pag-Asa, Tibag, Tarlac
D.L. Doronio Rice Store 287 Mc Arthur Highway, Sapang Tagalog, Tarlac
Pbc-1-5 & 6 Pinoy Bldg Victory Uptown Market,
EB Baysa Onion & Garlic Trading
New Tpm, Tarlac
NS3 Trading Sitio Pag-Asa, Tibag, Tarlac
970 Blk. 3 Macabulos Drive Capitol Site, San
ATPN Marketing
Vicente, Tarlac
Micro-Health TDRG Inc Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Tarlac Real Fresh Corporation #1030a Mac Arthur Hway, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Armedika Trading Sitio Estrella, San Rafael, Tarlac
BPA Cosmetics & Marketing Philippines Inc F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Carla Heina N. Samson Fashion Shop A#15 C & S Shopping Comound, Mabini, Tarlac
CDP Nutritional Immunology Health Care 2/F New Star Bldg Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo,
Center Tarlac
Clayents Enterprises 5179 Mangga Ib, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Sicaylan Commercial F. Tanedo St., San Nicolas, Tarlac
Unit 255 & 256 Sm City Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, Sm
Chemworld Fragrance Factory
City, Tarlac
Unit 102 Benry Square #1 F Tanedo St, Poblacion,
Cruz House Of Fashion Brand Corporation
Tarlac
D' Link Sales And Distribution Corporation Blk 3 Mac-Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Dekatreea Cement Trading Corporation 1040 Mac-Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Dok Alternatibo Herbal Products Revita Bldg Sitio Pag-Asa, San Rafael, Tarlac
Philcantech Enterprises 17 Blk 5 San Manuel, Tarlac City
Yelosun Mktg. Hilario St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Enerlife Philippines Inc. Sitio Mangga1-A, Matatalaib, Tarlac
E.D. Tayag Trading ... ..., Lourdes, Tarlac
FS Intl. And Industrial Corporation Blk 25 Lot 14 Joaquin Jose Dpch, Cut-Cut Ii, Tarlac
Miss Gie Enterprises Blk 1 Villa Bacolor, Tarlac
Gold Vita Enterprise And General
215 Purok Everlasting, Dolores, Tarlac
Merchandise
Globalmaxel Inc. 6 Zamora St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Great 8 Infinity Venture Corp. Aquino Subd, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
9999 Mc Arthur Hi-Way Panampunan, Sepung
Grolier International Inc
Calsada, Tarlac

Santa Clara Trading 3rd St Jomac Subd., San Vicente, Tarlac
Lion Sun Trading Sitio Paroba, Tibag, Tarlac
Liangson Construction Supply Romulo Blvd. Blk. 4, San Vicente, Tarlac
G/F Que Kian Juat Bldg F Tanedo St, Poblacion,
Yiyah General Merchandise
Tarlac
J. Go Trading Zone 1 Mc Arthur Highway, Salapungan, Tarlac
J.E. Dulay Trading 520 M.H. Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
JT International Phillipines Inc. Mangga Ii, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Marbeli Enterprises 001 Calingcuan, Tarlac
LB Lucent Sales San Sebastian, Tarlac City
Sunves Marketing F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Callydj Enterprises Zone 6, Calingcuan, Tarlac
One Lucky Jax Trading And Services Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Shintec Enterprise 39 Blk Ii-B, San Pablo, Tarlac
GNZ Trading Dpch 2, Cut-Cut Ii, Tarlac
Mac-Arthur Highway Sitio Estrella, San Rafael,
Maxiwood Construction Supply Inc.
Tarlac
Gmnd Gen. Merchandise 2102 Blk. 2 Macabulos Drive, San Roque, Tarlac
Beisde De Leon Bldg. Mc Arthur Highway Filomena
My Homedepot Inc.
Subd., San Rafael, Tarlac
Natasha Mac Arthur Highway, San Roque, Tarlac
N.R.Dare Trading #63 Riverside, San Miguel, Tarlac
New Generation Food Products Tarlac, Inc Blk 1, San Jose, Tarlac City
B23 L 27 Madasalin St Fiesta Communities,
NZD Construction Supply
Matatalaib, Tarlac
Biopest Environmental Marketing San Sebastian Ht. San Vicente, Tarlac City
P23 Construction And Trading Corporation Gov. A Lugay Ave. Mangga Ii, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Magna Garden Subd Sitio Paninaan, Carangian,
Gintong Ani Trading
Tarlac
Phil. Powersmart Corporation 06 Zamora St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Matatalaib-Maliwalo Road Mangga 1, Matatalaib,
Philippine Spring Water Resources Inc
Tarlac
Prime Burger Ventures, Inc. Gov. A Lugay Ave Mangga Ii, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Puregold Jr - Palm Plaza Tarlac Palm Plaza Mc Arthur Highway, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Tinio St Calle Isabel Soliman Cmpd Sitio Homesite,
Quantum Leap Jmb Marketing Inc
San Rafael, Tarlac
Randerson Marketing Blk 5 Mh Del Pilar St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Ima's T-Links & General Merchandise P Hilario St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Matutina Seafood Grill Bldg. Mc Arthur Highway,
Nrng Trading
San Sebastian, Tarlac
Dalisay Super Hyper Trader Inc. Romulo Hi-Way, Tibag, Tarlac
Sitio Valdez Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Rafael, Tarlac
Rm Guzman Mktg
City
Royal Crown Monarch Ready Mix Trdg Romulo Hi-Way, Sapang Maragul, Tarlac
Sctex Iron & Steel Corporation Provl Rd, Balingcanaway, Tarlac
Stef's Multi-Line Sales C Santos St, Poblacion, Tarlac

Tarlac L-7 Trading Panganiban, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Tarlac Bright Sight Corporation Hospital Drive, San Vicente, Tarlac
Tnb San Roque Mc Arthur Highway Cor Don
Tarlac Techno Plain Inc
Marciano, San Roque, Tarlac
New Life Grocery Ancheta St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Tindahang Pinoy Commodities Inc Mac-Arthur Highway Blk 9, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Natasha Fashion Club-Tarlac Branch Mac Arthur Highway, San Roque, Tarlac
Weset Enterprise 09 Champaca St, San Vicente, Tarlac
Danak Agrikultura, Inc. Sta Rosa Rd, San Jose, Tarlac
237 Waling-Waling St Lazatin Subd, Ligtasan,
Lnc Marketing
Tarlac
Diamond Star Commercial Rizal St, Poblacion, Tarlac
G/F Alpha Dragon Bldg Mangga 2, Matatalaib,
Grey Baron Cl Trading And Services Inc
Tarlac
Kimsheng Trading Tariji, Tarlac
Jelfarm Fresh Produce Ent. Blk. 5, San Manuel, Tarlac
Known-You Seed Philippines Inc Blk 16 Paraiso, Tarlac
Ambic Buying Palay Sto Domingo, Tarlac
Puregold Price Club Inc Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
405 Romulo Highway Sitio Centro, Carangian,
R.Y. Dimarucot Enterprises
Tarlac
Sotera Pharma Incorporated Gov. A. Lugay Ave Mangga Ii, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Tarlac Otorhinolaryngologists And
Ramos Doctors Center Hilario St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Pediatricians (Top) Corp.
Celebrity Trading Tariji, Tarlac
The following is a list of retailers for essential and non-essential items.
Table 1.8.24: Registered Retailers in Tarlac City, 2018

Retailer Trade Name Address
Abraham Baluyot Dry Goods Market City Ancheta St, Mabini, Tarlac
Gamfam Delicacies Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Aydz House Cleaning Materials 28 Wivinia St. San Sebastian Village, San Sebastian,
Enterprise Tarlac
A.R.Manzano Native Products Dm-26-6 Old Tpm, Tarlac
Intuba Textile 3 & 4 Sitio Calero, Tibag, Tarlac
Alma Manlutac Marble Enterprises Mc Arthur Highway, Sepung Calsada, Tarlac
Anairah M. Macasindil Fashion Shop 2/F Bldg. A Booth No. 161 Market City, Mabini, Tarlac
Analyns.Patio Food Cart Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Blk. 3 Citywalk Food Ave Zamora St, San Roque,
Quezo Bites Food Cart
Tarlac
Ssap Enterprises 09 Antnio St, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Eunhye's Gen. Merchandise Mac-Arthur Highway, Burot, Tarlac
Ariel Magat Cassava Cake & Pasalubong 8th St Fairlane Subd, San Vicente, Tarlac
Ariel Magat Cassava Cake & Pasalubong Sitio Urquico, Matatalaib, Tarlac

Jin-Ciou Computer Parts Blk 9, San Roque, Tarlac
A.M. Tumang General Merchandise Fountain Area, New Tpm, Tarlac
Arnel Caligan Jewelry & Watch Repair Cindy's F. Tanedo, Poblacion, Tarlac
Az Three Enterprises Sitio Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
G/F Bldg. A Booth 13 & 15 Market City Mall, Mabini,
Andreinel General Merchandise
Tarlac
G/F Booth No. 40 Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque,
Brmq Food Station
Tarlac
Fais Farmers Agricultural And Industrial Zone 1 Tarlac-Sta Rosa Rd Market View Subd,
Supply Maliwalo, Tarlac
B.D. Manlutac Enterprises Getha Road, Binauganan, Tarlac
ASRC Food Corner
Tarlac
Butoy Motor Parts And Accessories Sitio Planas, Tibagan, Tarlac
Ceslie Store Balingcanaway, Tarlac
Celia Donato Curtain Unit 34 Riverwalk, Mabini, Tarlac
Zerbel Enterprises Zone 5, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Hi-Cat Chemical Trading A2 Bldg. Sitio Tampoco, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Cyjhan Motorparts And Accessories Mc Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
G/F Unit 70 Citywalk Ave Mega Food Park, San
Poffertjes Snack Station
Roque, Tarlac
Jack And The First Crack 3 Ripples Unit 3 Cluster, San Vicente, Tarlac
203 2/F Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Highway Cor Juan
Han's 88 Apparel
Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Han's 88 Apparel G/F Unit B10 Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
D.M. Reyes Beads Shop Rosal St, Sepung Calsada, Tarlac
Daren's Chem Trading And Services Zone 3, San Isidro, Tarlac
Danbrix General Merchandise A-Booth # 13 & 14 Market City, Mabini, Tarlac
Butio Bicycle Supply Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Baifan Food Hub G/F Booth 16 Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Edifer Enterprise G/F Robinsons Luisita, San Miguel, Tarlac
Detox Corner
Roque, Tarlac
Edna Sambile Trading 234 Camachille, Amucao, Tarlac
Eduardo Gacutan Food Stall Suba, Matatalaib, Tarlac
New Butterworld Bakeshop Ancheta St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Ej18 Bags Toys And Accessories Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Elouie's Dry Goods 2f Bldg A Market City, Mabini, Tarlac
Elsa Galvez Trading Stall # 10 C & S Shopping Complex, Mabini, Tarlac
Pacurib's Egg Waffle G/F Unit 47 Mega Food Park, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Chef Erica Gonzales Puffles
Roque, Tarlac
Erlinda B. Santos Foods Enterprise 3/F Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd., Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Erlinda B. Santos Foods Enterprise Gf Kiosk No. 2 Metro Town Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
J2013 General Merchandise Blk 11, San Pablo, Tarlac
Kairos Agri Trading 455 Villa Sto Nino, Sta Cruz, Tarlac
Eulygay Cayabyab Wellness Hub & # 97 Chua Bldg. Unit E F. Tanedo St, Poblacion,
Beauty Products Tarlac
Eu28 Gen. Merchandise Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Fe S. Sanosa Trading Unit 2 Jnl Bldg F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Stall # 13 C & S Shopping Complex, Juan Luna St.,
Florico General Merchandise
Mabini, Tarlac
K3079 Ms City Mac-Arthur Highway San Roque, Sm
Skk Mobile
City, Tarlac
Unit 205 Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Highway, Sto
Fu Kui Hosiery Mfg., Co.
Cristo, Tarlac
Mobile Suite Mac-Arthur Highway San Roque, Sm City, Tarlac
2/F K311 Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I,
Ltxc Cellphone & Accessories
Tarlac
Gincis Food Hub Cldh, San Vicente, Tarlac
3/F Unit 327a Cyberzone Mc Arthur Highway, San
Planette Mobile
Roque, Tarlac
2floor Sm City Mac-Arthur Hiway San Roque, Sm City,
Happy Snow 212 Co.
Tarlac
Hmc Industrial Merchandise Cor Bonifacio St Mc Arthur Highway, Paraiso, Tarlac
Z & J Store Caluza Panganiban, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Elnice Lechon Manok Sitio Tanpoco, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Bluelace Petshop 98 Hilario St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
3rd Flr. Sm Tarlac Mac-Arthur Highway, Sm City,
J.S. Feliciano Food Hub
Tarlac
J.L. Mascarinas Motor Parts And
Aquino Blvd., Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Accessories
J.M. Payabyab General Merchandise Blk 2, Balibago I, Tarlac
Jilad Native Kakanin Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Highway, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
G/F Unit 68 Citywalk Ave Mega Food Park, Cut-Cut I,
Intayo Ag-Bakik House Of Desserts
Tarlac
Jopes's Motor Parts And Accessories Sitio Pag-Asa, San Rafael, Tarlac
G/F Bldg. A Unit Fc 26 Market City Ancheta St,
Jonix Food House
Mabini, Tarlac
Brijed Trading Romulo Highway, Carangian, Tarlac
Jtav Store 2597 Ramos St, San Vicente, Tarlac
Faello's Enterprise Tanedo Clinic Bldg. F.. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Chiibiki Enterprises San Francisco, Tarlac
One Rizal Annex Rizal St Cor. Espinosa St, Ligtasan,
Joylyn's Boutique
Tarlac
Jdrr Motor Parts And Accessories 1617 Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
S8-13 Home Finishing Store Zone 1, Maliwalo, Tarlac
July Gacutan Food Center Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Brdv Motor Parts And Accessories 3rd Flr. Zone C, San Miguel, Tarlac
Juvy Vicente David Trading Blk 4, San Jose, Tarlac
Paching Enterprises J& R Bldg. Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Nlk Motorparts And Accessories Rising Sun Mc Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Tanoshi Wellness Hub 2 Gleabo Sitio Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Aisha General Merchandise G/F Bldg. A-Booth # 34 Market City Ancheta St,

Mabini, Tarlac
Lanyannes Gen. Merchandise Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac

Larry Demonteverde Cartint & Car
Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, Paraiso, Tarlac
Accessories
Myj Bike Shop Sitio Bhuto, Tibag, Tarlac
Rumaragasa Gadget Parts & Repair
Romulo Blvd., Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Services
Rongkai Bike Center Panganiban St, Poblacion, Tarlac
L.R. Torres Bike Shop Zone 1, Maliwalo, Tarlac
4102 Sunmurr 5 Getha Rd San Sebastian Vill, San
Louie-Wheng's Grill
Sebastian, Tarlac
Lyka Marie Ice Cream
Roque, Tarlac
Samjiggs Enterprises Teresa Homes, Tibag, Tarlac
Samjiggs Enterprises Romulo Highway, San Vicente, Tarlac
Danella Enterprises
Tarlac
Calimar Enterprise 95 Blk 4 Romulo Highway, San Vicente, Tarlac
Tepces Reloading Station 45 F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
JJBD's Food Cart Robinsons Supermarket Ancheta St, Poblacion, Tarlac
One Lucky Jax Trading & Services San Rafael, Tarlac
MKIDJ Motorcycle Parts 6th Street, Balete, Tarlac
Zabenzo Siomai House Bldg A-Fc28 Market City, Mabini, Tarlac
Marietta Espinosa Motorparts Mangga 1a, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Gelatoso Food Hub
Tarlac
Lacay's Gen. Merchandise Cindy's Plaza F. Tanedo St., Poblacion, Tarlac
Unlockit Gadgets And Accessories Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Clayson's Food House Blk. 4 F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Defrag Computersales Unit D Chua Bldg F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
G/F -Unit 35 City Walk Avenue Mega Food Park, San
Dyarah Food Corner
Roque, Tarlac
Maunica Enterprise By-Pass Road, San Vicente, Tarlac
Main Road Phase 2 Blk 19 Dpch Sta Catalina, Cut-Cut
Mavis Cabilangan Store
Ii, Tarlac
Gacuan Food Stall Fairlane Bypass Road, San Vicente, Tarlac
Pksr Hardware 309 Silangan St, Mapalacsiao, Tarlac
Michelle Santos Cellphone Repair &
Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Accessories
MJQO Enterprise Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
My Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Highway, Sto Cristo,
M.G. Isidoro Enterprise
Tarlac
M2AJ Enterprise Zone 3a Tarlac Sta Rosa Road, Maliwalo, Tarlac
MG Corpuz General Merchandize Stall #1 Jp Bldg. Castaneda St, San Miguel, Tarlac
Booth # 17 Citywalk Mall Zamora St, San Roque,
Mahalimuyak Trading
Tarlac

Xproject Development Services 313 Dalan Matwa, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Yanrasi General Merchandise 03 Ramos St, San Vicente, Tarlac
Pg Doria Enterpises 34 Mac-Arthur Highway, San Francisco, Tarlac
Gf Unit 39 Citywalk Ave. Mega Food Park, San
Peartia's Refreshments
Roque, Tarlac
Ayesha Cellphone Accessories F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Rv Enterprises K203 Level 2 Mac-Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
2/F Bldg. A Booth No. 78 Market City Ancheta St,
Nixdox Enterprise
Mabini, Tarlac
C & S Shopping Complex Ancheta St, Poblacion,
Nixdox Enterprise
Tarlac
Reh Herbal Trading And Manufacturing Anpn Bldg. Door 1 Cor Paradise, San Roque, Tarlac
R.J. Declaro Muffler Trading Marthur Hi-Way, San Francisco, Tarlac
Rm Ladra Enterprise Aj-As Coml Ctr, Maligaya, Tarlac
2/F Maqs Business Center Bldg.Sitio Pag-Asa, San
Rimer Enterprise
Rafael, Tarlac
Jdvj Enterprise Fc Exhibit Area Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Rrlb Hardware Zone 3, Balibago Ii, Tarlac
Cashpiyura Cycle Parts & Accessories Blk 3 M.H. Del Pilar, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
R.M. Bajado Gen. Mdse. Blk. 4 Tarlac-Sta Rosa Road, San Jose, Tarlac
Fashbook Closet Blk. 8 Golden Palm, San Roque, Tarlac
G/F Hotel Sogo Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian,
Come & Stop Convenience Store
Tarlac
Moqtady Mobile Accessories Shop G/F Unit B12 Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
LK14 Enterprises Romulo St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
899 Construction Supply Lapaz Road, Amucao, Tarlac
Shelen's Jewelry Shop Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Fassionissimo (For Him, For Her) 303 3rd Flr. Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
S.S.D. Hardware And Construction
Tup Mac-Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac
Supply
Lgf Exhibit Area Mac-Arthur Highway San Roque, Sm
Sweetbites 4 U Company
City, Tarlac
Guzzler Handcrafted Beverages Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
T.C. Pagco Online Shop #335 Calingcuan, Tarlac
Valentina Gambala Bagoong Retailer Fountain Area, New Tpm, Tarlac
Vjgr Military Supply Aj-As Bldg. Maligaya, Tarlac
2f Metro Town Mall Mac-Arthur Highway, Sto Cristo,
Vintage Optical Express, Inc.
Tarlac
038 Sm City Tarlac Mac-Arthur Highway, Common
Berta's Food Hub
Terminal, Tarlac
Portero Food And Beverages Blk3 City Walk Avenue, San Roque, Tarlac
1 Calle Manuel San Sebastian Vill, San Sebastian,
VM Onarres Enterprise
Tarlac
JCKZ Motor Shop And Accessories Sitio Bhuto, Tibag, Tarlac
Bldg. C-Cg1 Market City Mall Ancheta St, Poblacion,
Purple Point Beverages
Tarlac
Shilin Dumpling G\F Unit 42 Citywalk Ave, San Roque, Tarlac
Arsenia Salas Fruits Store Fountain Area, New Tpm, Tarlac
E.C. Doroteo Gen. Merchandise Zone Iv, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Paraiso-Mejia Farm Zone 5, Care, Tarlac
Meyol Sari-Sari Store New Life Building Rizal St., Poblacion, Tarlac
Big A Dept Store Inc Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Unit 345 3/F Cyberzone Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City,
Globe Telecom Inc
Tarlac City
Forme Boutique Space 240 2/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Penshoppe - Sm Tarlac Branch Unit 121 - 122 Ugf Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Mcdonald's Cindys Plaza Dessert Center G/F Unit 102 F. Tanedo St., Poblacion, Tarlac
Mcdonald's Tarlac Romulo Dessert
A8-B City Walk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Center
Watch Central By Jp - Tarlac Branch Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Jr3nr Trading Corp. Mangga Dos,, Matatalaib, Tarlac City
Broadway Gems G/F Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Magandang Kapalaran Primary Multi-
Luista Industrial Park, San Miguel, Tarlac City
Purpose Cooperative
Metro Motorbikes Corp. F. Tanedo St.,, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Trans Cycle Mart Sitio Santos, Matatalaib, Tarlac City
Mr Softy Ice Cream Inc 2f-C 203 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Neoplatinum Appliances Corp Uniwide, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Northstar Grill & Gourmet Corporation 13-A Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Oasis Food Corp Goldilock's Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Roque, Tarlac City
Addessa Appliances & Furnitures-F.
F. Tanedo St.,, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Tanedo Branch
Qc Affari 2012 Co. U/G Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Qubelinks Mobile Phone Shop - Branch 1 Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Qubelinks Pc Fone Connexions
3/F Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Enterprises
Racal Ceramics Bargain Center Inc Mc-Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac City
San Yang Intertrade Corp. Uniwide Sales Warehouse, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Booksale Bookstore - Metrotown Mall 114 G/F Metrotown Mall Mc-Arthur Highway, Sto
Branch Cristo, Tarlac City
3 Kis Food Store Corp Fs8 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Potato Corner Ii Unit 359 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Sohaili Cellphone Accessories Infront Of Mcdonalds, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
2/F Unit 201 Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Hi-Way Cor J
Abenson Ventures Inc
Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Dv 3-2 Dry/Variety Section Downtown, Old Tpm,
Ja2k3 General Merchandise
Tarlac
Ix-Xi Hardware Blk 8 F. Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Acecom Systems Inc Unit 5 Anita Bldg, Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac City
Stall 1 Qq Center Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian,
Ada Manufacturing Corporation
Tarlac
A5c School & Office Supplies & Gen
4 Gumamela St Blk 5, San Vicente, Tarlac City
Mdse/Internet Cafe
Folded & Hung 123 G/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Adi-Asianic Distributors Inc Stall 346 3/F Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
A.M.Severo Health & Wellness Center Blk. 9 Lc Bldg, San Roque, Tarlac
Mabcd's Gadget Care Station 2nd Flr. Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Pest Aid Enterprises B6 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Roque, Tarlac
Waffah Variety Store F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Filomena Subd.,Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael,
Al's Tyre Hauz
Tarlac City
Alfer Trading & Gen. Merchandise Alvindia, Tarlac
Silver Gold Superette Ancheta St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
La Tuerca Bolts Center & Gen.
Ancheta St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Merchandise
Marnie Mercado Chicken And Frozen
Blk 40 C-3,4,5, & 6 Uptown Tpm, New Tpm, Tarlac
Meat Products
Femco Agri Trading Blk 4, San Jose, Tarlac City
Aljmaytrading & General Merchandise No. 1-A Baque Bldg, Poblacion, Tarlac
Totobits Food House Cldh Bldg Hospital Drive, San Vicente, Tarlac
As Baluyut Military Supply 495 Quezon St, San Miguel, Tarlac
Lee-Anne's Lechon # 42 M.H. Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Unit 2 Central Luzon Rizal Sun Yat Sen Foundation
Tarluck Shutters & Doors Supply
Mc Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Alchie Gen. Merchandise Sitio Obrero, Central, Tarlac
Amada Bautista Siomai House Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Lechoncito Enterprises Lc Bldg. Mc Arthur Highway, San Roque, Tarlac
Nakb Enterprise Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
American Star Apparel Phils. Inc. /
Unit 124 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Dickies
Harvey Auto Door Lock Repair Sitio Pag-Asa, San Rafael, Tarlac
Maxwood Const. Supply Bldg. Mac-Arthur Highway
Okasyon Glamorosa Boutique
Sitio Estrella, San Rafael, Tarlac
2f K- 305 Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I,
K-A28 Cellphone & Accessories
Tarlac
Anabenene Rtw Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Mbw Auto Supply Mc Arthur Highway, Salapungan, Tarlac
A.J.A Marketing B2 San Nicolas, Tarlac
Bromfields Bakeshop F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Bunso Bagoong Store Vt-14-7 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Railo Marketing Zamora St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
C & C General Merchandise Sitio Quintin, Sapang Maragul, Tarlac City
Drip Junkies Enterprises Juan Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Jkd Cellphone Accessories & Gen. Mdse. F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Metro Art Home Furnishing F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Living Metro Stile Home Concept Shop Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Rafael, Tarlac
Annabelle Zolina Health & Beauty City Mall Tarlac Mac-Arthur Highway, San Rafael,
Products Tarlac
Lyncad Enterprises Matatalaib, Tarlac
Anika Boutique 2nd Flr.Metro Town Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Annie Trino Beauty Products Mc Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac
Fs 4 Mac-Arthur Highway Sm Tarlac Supermarket, Sm
Jj France Food Hauz
City, Tarlac
Ajong's Lechon Manok 0597 Zone 5, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Ajong's Lechon Manok #15 Mac-Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
Ajong's Lechon Manok Romulo Blvd., San Vicente, Tarlac
Ajong's Lechon Manok Tanpoco, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Ajong's Lechon Manok Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Cindys Bakery Romulo Highway, Tibag, Tarlac
Princess Modiste Supply Drt 21-5 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Antonio Chiu Electronics F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Beauche International Beauty Products
K 003 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
By: Luz
Tony' Boneless Bagoong Trading Sitio Pasaldakan, Atioc, Tarlac
A.B. Go Motorcycle Parts & Accessories Blk 9, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
A.B.Go Motocycle Parts & Accessories Bldg.-A Mc-1 Market City, Mabini, Tarlac
Ariel Magat Cassava Cake & Pasalubong Sunrise Subd La Paz Zaragosa Rd, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Glysdi Enterprises Blk. 5 Romulo Blvd, San Vicente, Tarlac
Arnel Pamintuan Litson Manok Zone Iv, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Arnel Castillo Garden Zone 5, Salapungan, Tarlac
Ack Petshop Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Az Three Enterprises 1769 Zone 1, Maliwalo, Tarlac
A.C.M. Merchandizing Zone Vi, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Arthur's Battery & Tire Shop Jalden Bldg. Zamora St., San Roque, Tarlac City
A.F. Sebastian Construction & Trading Villa Perpetua Subd, Matatalaib, Tarlac City
Asda, Inc. 289 F. Tanedo St., San Nicolas, Tarlac
Asprey 2/F - K 201 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Star Ace Cycle Parts Rizal St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Hasna General Merchandise V & S F, Tanedo, Poblacion, Tarlac
Baeroha Cellphone Accessories F. Tanedo St., Poblacion, Tarlac
Executive Optical Inc - Tarlac City Branch Smtl 10 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Beawmont Distributions, Inc. 2/F 248a-249a Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Crescendo Unit 254 2/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
B. Cabuang Food Enterprise Terminal Booth Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Benjamin's Variety Store Panganiban St, Mabini, Tarlac City
Ipe & Son Equipment Supplies Molave, San Isidro, Tarlac City
Al Rahim Footwear Dfw11-12 Downtown Public Market, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Benben Lechonan Blk 1, Balibago I, Tarlac
Lin's Foodstuffs And Food Products Blk 6 San Jose, Tarlac City
Pbqf General Merchandise Viva Exhibit City Walk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Bc Gacusan Motor Accessories Blk 2, San Jose, Tarlac
Calilung Seeds Center 373 Amucao, Tarlac
Bhf Gemline Tarlac F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Robinsons Luisita Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Miguel,
Bhf Gemline Tarlac
Tarlac
Bhf Gemline Tarlac Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Biensie Enterprise G/F Bldg. A - B4 Market City Mall, Mabini, Tarlac
Blazing Wil's Corporation Mac-Arthur Filomena Subd., San Rafael, Tarlac
Bnb Clothing Product Corp 267 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
All Flip Flops Smtl 119 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
327 Pet Shop Juan Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac

Flywear Smtl 2/F K 202 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
B.M. Candelaria Enterprises F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Candy Corner Ugf - K 102 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
One Stop Easy Build Steel Supplies Nia Road Mangga Dos, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Jufav Construction & Supply Blk 6 Maligaya, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Solrac Buko Juice & Shake C 005 G/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Jay & Camille General Merchandizing X, Maliwalo, Tarlac City
Cathenly's Dry Goods 2f-B45 Market City, Mabini, Tarlac
C & Maala Gen Mdse B2, San Isidro, Tarlac
Kean Vea Enterprises Mc Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac
Legitimacy Vape Shop B7 Rl Bldg. Zamroa St, San Roque, Tarlac
Cherlie Fashion Wear Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Kristine's Buko Center Pft-6 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Akohdeen Trading 973 Sitio Pag-Asa, San Rafael, Tarlac
Chg Global Inc. Upper Ground Floor Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
338 Sm City Tarlac Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City,
Chips And Things Concept, Inc.
Tarlac
Tubo Delight Healthy Sugarcane Juice Fc Ct 2 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Jw Real Bldg Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian,
Tubo Biz Sugarcane Machines Trading
Tarlac
Chris Sports Unit 208 2/Flr. Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Mac-Arthur Highway Panampunan, Sepung Calsada,
C.R. Flores Motor Parts And Accessories
Tarlac
C.R. Flores Pottery & Garden Villa Soliman, Salapungan, Tarlac
Ckcm Enterprise Acacia St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Dsj's Water Boy Enterprises Mc Arthur Highway, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Eltorogy Fashion Collection City Walk, San Roque, Tarlac
G/F Kiosk M Citymall Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael,
Potato Corner
Tarlac
Cinroof Metal And Steel Trading Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Osh Kosh B'gosh 235 2/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Citymall Commercial Centers Inc. Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
Basement B Delmar Bldg Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I,
Cjenikole Enterprises
Tarlac
Cjenikole Enterprises - Branch Ii C204 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
2044 Luisita Property Robinsons Land Corp.1-
Cjenikole Enterprises - Branch 1
01063rsc Side Entrance, San Miguel, Tarlac
C.M. Quintero's Grill 1 Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Prince Seanclaire Electronics& General Ground Flr. Stall #2 Ms Bldg. Mh. Del Pilar St. Cor. J.
Merchandise Luna, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Fonehaven 358 3/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Fonehaven (My Phone) K302 Kiosk Only Mac-Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Fonehaven K303 3/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Fonehaven -Cloudfone K308c 3/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
3/F K307 Mac-Arthur Highway Sm City, Sm City,
Fonehave (Asus)
Tarlac
Fonehaven (Cherry Mobile) Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac

Conneqstar Trading Corporation San Roque, Tarlac
Pacla Hydraulic House - Tarlac Branch Maligaya, Tarlac City
St. Bernard's Pet Shop Unit 3 Teresita Bldg. Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Cgm Glass & Aluminum Supply Block 5, San Vicente, Tarlac City
Zon's Store Noft-171 Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Odnerolf Motorcycle Parts & General
Blk 7 San Roque, Tarlac
Merchandise
Ideal Vision Center Ugf Unit 102 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Tetsuro Variety Store Drt 15-6 Downtown Public Market, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Le Marketing 98 F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Simanca's Enterprises 2/F Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Food Stall No. 4 Puregold Bldg Mh Del Pilar, Ancheta
Filipino Pizza
& C Santos St, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Filipino Pizza Cindy Plaza F Tanedo, Poblacion, Tarlac
Filipino Pizza .. Market City, Poblacion, Tarlac
Filipino Pizza G/F Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Filipino Pizza Ro Tb-1003 .., Sm City, Tarlac
I-05242 Call Ctr Lobby Robinsons Land, San Miguel,
Filipino Pizza
Tarlac
Mcmp Cycle Parts, Accessories And
M H Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
General Mdse
Dela Cruz Pasalubong Drt 20 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac City
Sm Supermarket Tarlac Mac-Arthur Highway, San
Cusitil Foods Inc.
Roque, Tarlac
D.G. Phones- Cards, Inc 343 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Dmj Party Needs Shop Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Byj Gen. Mdse. M.H. Del Pilar St Blk 5, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Nnj Motorcycle Parts Junction, San Roque, Tarlac City
Deejays House Of Curtain & Upholstery
Mariposa Bldg F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Supply
Balingit Audio Video Center F.Tanedo, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Get Laud Boutique - Branch 224 2/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Timeline By Inbox Computers 330 Mac-Arthur Hi-Way Sm City, San Roque, Tarlac
Dharski Enterprises (7-Eleven) Mc Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac City
D.A. Palos Tire Supply Blk 3 Mac -Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Dge Snack House .. Robinsons, San Miguel, Tarlac
Dagupan Bus Cmpd Mc Arthur Highway, San Roque,
Delro Realty Corp
Tarlac
Dermcare Wellness & Spa, Inc Basement Level, Sm City, Tarlac
Brownies Unlimited, K102 Mc Arthur Highway Brgy.
Brownies Unlimited
San Roque,, Sm City, Tarlac
C2 Clothing Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Digitel Mobile Phils., Inc. Smtl 349 3/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Tikboyz Car Accesories Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Four One Nine Enterprises Zone 7, San Isidro, Tarlac
Donabel Frame J Luna St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Donmar Fashion & Scents Boutique Casa Amelita Bldg, Poblacion, Tarlac
E & C Manalese Corp. Riverside, San Rafael, Tarlac
Eb2y Enterprises San Jose, Tarlac
Wizard Burgers & Sizzlers Restaurant Isagani Lodge G/F Espinosa St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Metro Town Mall Mac-Arthur Highway, Sto Cristo,
Edgar De Venecia Enterprises
Tarlac
Ebms Party Needs 256 Mabini St, San Miguel, Tarlac
Lhot House Of Fashion Fc 16 & 17 Market City Ancheta St, Mabini, Tarlac
Edifer Enterprise 3/F Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Edison Cutero Trading City Walk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Edreaih Trading Mc Arthur Highway, Burot, Tarlac
Cjvs Motorcycle Spare Parts Zone 1, Amucao, Tarlac
Trutealicious House Of Tea Unit 3 Gleabo Bldg Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
8010 Trading Unit 12 Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Sm Tarlac G/F Blk 8 Mac-Arthur Highway, Sm City,
Yamang Bukid Food Products
Tarlac
Yamang Bukid Food Products G/F Prime A1 Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
City Mall -Tarlac Mac-Arthur Highway, San Rafael,
Yamang Bukid Food Products
Tarlac
Ec Almazan Construction & Supply Sitio Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Lveds General Merchandise Coml. Stall M.H. Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Edwin Trading Zone 6 Banaba, Tarlac
Edwin G. Baluyut Trading 408 Anonas St, Maligaya, Tarlac
Akr Mobile & Accesories Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Ggg Cycles & Trading Mac-Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Elastiks Inc. 3rd Flr. K 308 Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, San Roque, Tarlac
Elcycle Marketing Corp Blk 1 F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
201 & 202 Rising Sun Mc Arthur Highway, San
Electro Group Inc
Nicolas, Tarlac
Sweet Stems Flower Shop Lgf Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Elena D. Lising Beauty Products - Branch Lc Bldg Mc Arthur Hiway, San Roque, Tarlac
Ellen's Flora Garden Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Rafael, Tarlac City
Serliz Auto Parts Romulo Hi-Way, Tibag, Tarlac
Cimetrix Enterprises Panganiban St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Tribal Space 209 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Vondutch 137 Sm City Mac-Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Kolene's Fashion & Style Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
New Butterworld Bakeshop Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Murakeni Motorcycle Parts & Accessories Sepung Calsada, Tarlac
Murakeni Motorcycle Parts & Accessories Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Elouie's Kainan 135 Market City, Mabini, Tarlac
Level 1 Cls24 2044 Luisita Property Mc Arthur
Elreen Joyce Food Enterprise
Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac
Richdough Enterprise Mc Arthur Highway, Tibag, Tarlac
Cyber Vision Optical Supply 204 Ugf Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Tcw Cycle World M.H Del Pilar St.,, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Jec Electronics Jp Rizal St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Imes Enterprises Sicangco Bldg., San Rafael, Tarlac
Jaceland Auto Supply Zone 5 Maliwalo, Tarlac
Jusem Enterprise Sitio Pag-Asa, San Rafael, Tarlac
Naimas Sa Paseo Delicacies Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Accudent Dental Prosthetic Laboratory &
117 Juan Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Supplies
Mr. D Cellphone And Accessories 3f - 311 Metrotown, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
E.J.R.B. Food Enterprise G/F Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Red Rabbit Trading Rizal St, Poblacion, Tarlac
E.P. De Ocampo Lumber & Gen.
Mac-Arthur Highway, Sepung Calsada, Tarlac
Merchandise
Equity Machineries Inc Sitio Pag-Asa, San Rafael, Tarlac
Moto One Motorcycle Parts &
Benry Bldg. Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Accessories
Palm Plaza Mac-Arthur Highway Cor. F. Tanedo St,
E.G.M.G. Food Kiosk
Matatalaib, Tarlac
Edc Mktg & Svc Ctr Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Sebastian, Tarlac City
Eric D. Bondoc Merchandise Ugf Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Mega Frost Ice Cream Bar (Branch) 3f - C 307 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Digibabe Trading 341 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Humble Beginnings Trading Stml 3/F 305 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Royal Carpet Trading 478-B M.H. Del Pilar St., Sto Cristo, Tarlac
E.C Batiller Pasalubong Center Cldh Compound, San Vicente, Tarlac
Omega Plumbing & Hardware - Tarlac
Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac City
Branch
Boom's Assorted Goods Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Ethelwin Grill And Native Lechon Jrt Bldg Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Organivoherbal Products Unit 1 Prima Luz Bldg Hilario St., Ligtasan, Tarlac
Esm Reloading Station & Cellphone
Mac Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
Accessories
Maxiwood Construction Supply Inc. Bldg. 4 Mc Arthur
Evandaire Enterprises
Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
Daytao's Native Cakes Gf-108d Metro Town Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
1st Edgecom Cellular
Smtl 358 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Phones/Accessories Center - Sm
Evelyn Sumat Trading Bantog, Tarlac
Mazda Tarlac Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Unit 18 City Mall Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael,
Expressions Stationery Shop Inc
Tarlac
3/F C401 Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I,
Ezfoods Inc
Tarlac
F.G.R. Care Battery Center Corp - Branch 1720-C Gate 2 Felomina Subd, San Rafael, Tarlac
Whoops Smtl 213 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Sacueza Enterprise Panganiban St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Farronccino Franchise Inc. Ct002 Sm City Mac-Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Golden Crown Petals & Herbs 2-A G/F Lc Bldg, San Roque, Tarlac
4277 Venturanza Ave San Sebastian Vill, San
Happy Orchids Flower Shop & Garden
Sebastian, Tarlac City
Shape To Well Being Enterprises Gleabo Bldg Unit 3 Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Senf Fragrance Refilling Station Magic Star Mall, Romulo Blvd., Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City

6816 Cadena De Amor Capitol Gardens, San Vicente,
F.C. Lacsina Enterprise
Tarlac
Unit 108 Millenium Bldg Mc Arthur Highway, San
First Luckystar Phil. Motor Center Corp.
Nicolas, Tarlac
Flexi Power Techno Corp. 3/F Unit 312 Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Nick Motorcycle Gallery Mariposa Bldg Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Abdc Construction Services 886 La Paz Rd, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Frank Sack Dealer Sitio Samberga, Sapang Maragul, Tarlac
2 Cat Planter's Warehouse Mc Arthur Highway, San
Fg Dizon Gen Mdse
Sebastian, Tarlac City
Tb 104 Terminal Booth Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City,
Black Pearl
Tarlac
Fruitas Fcct7 Sm City Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Juice Avenue C 102 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Fruitasgroup Incorporated C302 3f Sm City San Roque, Sm City, Tarlac
Blue Magic 227 2/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Human Boutique Space 232 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Garbes And Garbes Trading Corp. F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Sorlau Enterprises J & R Bldg Stall 1 M.H. Del Pilar St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Gems Cutflowers And Party Needs Blk 5 Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Neljanjev Cellphone Accessories 3f Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Rurich Industrial Trading I Don Gregorio Ave, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Bestcrop Farm Supply ... Mac Artthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
A2k Deli Pascual Ave., San Sebastian, Tarlac City
Glenn Ford Reyes Pasalubong Wp 6-3 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Genevieve Gozum Boutique Unit 237 2/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
John Deere Bldg. Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, Matatalaib,
Go Traktora Trading Incorporated
Tarlac
G/F Unit 16b Citymall Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael,
Gold Karson Marketing Inc
Tarlac
Planette Mobile 01204a Robinsons Mall, San Miguel, Tarlac
G/F Unit 17a Citymall Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael,
Planette Mobile
Tarlac
Gold Karson Marketing Inc. 01205a Robinson, San Miguel, Tarlac
Mcdonald's Magic Star Supermarket
Buno, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Dessert Center
Dunkin Donuts-Cindy's F.Tanedo F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Fc4 Market City Aquino Blvd Cor Ancheta St, Mabini,
Ordanza's Gift Shop
Tarlac
2/F Unit 212 Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Highway, Sto
Greatfit Makers Inc.
Cristo, Tarlac
Mary-Me Trading Sitio Proper Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
Guanzon Merchandising Corporation 337 Blk 8 3/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Guanzon Merchandising Corporation -
331 3/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Branch Ii
Guanzon Merchandising Corporation -
357 3rd/Flr Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Branch I

Guby's Chicharon Espesyal C214 2nd Flr. Sm City Tarlac, San Roque, Tarlac
Mlco Trading Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac City
G/F Bldg A Unit A2 & A3 The Market City, Ancheta St,
Hbc Shop More
Mabini, Tarlac
Hbc Shop More Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Musikwizard Music Center 246-A 2/F Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Shaud Motorcycle Parts Espinosa St, Mabini, Tarlac City
Unit 328 Mc Arthur Highway San Roque, Sm City,
Rulls
Tarlac
Unit 348 Mc Arthur Highway San Roque, Sm City,
Audionet
Tarlac
Honorio Manalastas Glass And Aluminum
San Francisco, Tarlac
Works
Ecrrh Sari-Sari Store New Life Bldg. I Rizal St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Hyundai Pampanga Inc (Tarlac Branch) Hyundai Pampanga Inc Bldg, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Krecel Variety Store Lot 55 Blk. 18 D.P.Ch, Central, Tarlac
Imperial Burger And Food Products Inc. Sitio Calero, Tibag, Tarlac
Imperial Burger And Foods Products, Inc Capehan, Tarlac
Imran Cellphone Accessories Consolidated F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Inco Store F. Tanedo St., Poblacion, Tarlac
Infinireach, Inc. 2/- F 304 Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Stall No 2 Amd Bldg. Mc Arthur Highway, San Roque,
Infoworx Inc.
Tarlac
Tarlac Shutter Roll Up Door 5110 Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Inspi Philippine Venture Merchandise 2/F 216b Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Highway, Sto
Corp Cristo, Tarlac
Screen Secure K305a Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Swisstech K 308 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Cable Monster K306a Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Defender K307 / 3f Mac-Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
International Digital Axis Technologies,
Smtl-3f K-304 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Inc.
Izumi Wellness Center Stall 4 G/F V & S Bldg Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Simbillo Foodcart Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Irish Denise General Merchandise Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
594 Fashion Factory # 88 Juan Luan St, Mabini, Tarlac
Sicatirma Food Corner Navarro Bdld. Espinosa St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Tote "N" Bangles Boutique Juan Luna St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Ct 201 2nd Flr. Mac-Arthur Highway San Roque, Sm
Iggoodwill Enterprise
City, Tarlac
Jonel Motor Parts Accessories Balete, Tarlac
Avc Footwear & General Merchandise F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Jhaa Enterprises Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
La Maja Rica Hotel Mc Arthur Hiway Cor. Ligtasan St,
Jimmy's Urdu Restaurant - Branch 1
Ligtasan, Tarlac City
Freeze And Cutz Meat Shop Sitio Bhuto, Tibag, Tarlac
Inzaidway Car Tint & Accessories 75 Mac Arthur Highway, San Francisco, Tarlac
Ryeco Auto Supply M.H. Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Ckevinckate Fashion Enterprise Ms Hausware Bldg Juan Luna St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Pet Furniture Center & Gen. Merchandise F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Rhiashin Food Cart Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Manjaru Outdoor Shop 2/F 206-A Metrotown Mall J Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Janice Mateo Payumo Fragrances K201a Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
G/F Unit 108a, 108b & 108f Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur
Japan Home Inc
Highway, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Tailg Marketing Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Genie Upholstery Supply Blk 4 Zamora St., San Roque, Tarlac
Chain Master Enterprises Sitio Santos, Matatalaib, Tarlac
J.A. Pagcu Ii Buy And Sell Jade Bldg F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Unit Fc 20 - Fc 21 Market City Mall, Ancheta St.,
Sophia Garage Store
Mabini, Tarlac
Unit 3 Intellect Bldg Mac- Arthur Hi-Way, San
Jcp And 3 Sons Trading Co.
Sebastian, Tarlac
Unit 3 G/F Lc Bldg. Mac-Arthur Highway, San Roque,
Jdb Idea's Home Furniture Corporation
Tarlac
J.L.Encarnacion General Mdse 6444 Sitio Urquico, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Comp Zone Enterprises 3 P Burgos St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Unit No.19 Groundfloor City Mall Mac-Arthur Highway,
Jeanexpress Inc.
San Rafael, Tarlac
Kaboom Party Depot Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Centro Pasalubong De Tarlac Huat Chan Tea House, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Jellyna General Merchandise Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Maliwalo Paint Center Zone 1, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Jenison Paint Center 1025 Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac City
Diecinueve's Cassava Cake And Pastries Blk 4, San Vicente, Tarlac
Diecinueve's Cassava Cake & Pastries Blk. 8 F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Diecinueve's Cassava Cake & Pastries 1623 Pilarcita St Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Parayno Chua Bldg. Homesite Mac-Arthur Hi-Way,
Asskk Stainless & Construction Supply
San Rafael, Tarlac
3m Coml Center Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael,
Baker's Craft Merchandising
Tarlac
G/F Kiosk No. 43-B Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque,
Maurice Pizza
Tarlac
Maurice Pizza Infront Of Magic Star, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Khn Cycle Parts And Accessories Jomabo Bldg. M.H Del Pilar St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Purifiq Health And Wellness Hub Silayan Centre Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Windroids Cellphone & Gadget Repair 3f-Kiosk No.6 Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Ji6 Motorcycle & Auto Parts Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
Susie's Cuisine-Branch V Lc Bldg. Mac Arthur Highway, Ligtasan, Tarlac City
Kiosk 16 City Mall Tarlac Mac-Arthur Highway, San
Jewelrich Incorporated
Rafael, Tarlac
Jhenny's Cassava Cake & Pastries Co. 9 Stall A Blk. 2 Mac Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
Lucky Source Aluminum & Glass
Maqs Bldg. Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, San Rafael, Tarlac
Enterprises
Silver Gold Marketing Juan Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Simple Link (Speedmed Trading) Romulo Blvd., San Vicente, Tarlac
Applesmile Food Haus Blk 5, San Manuel, Tarlac
Hyun-So Jewelry Shop G/F Kiosk # 6 Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Dionne Grace Fashion And Scents
Sitio Tampoco, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Boutique
Drei - Ji Motorcycle Parts Main Road Sito Obrero, Central, Tarlac
Love Lemon Station Fccj6 Sm City Mac-Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Mj Celyn's Enterprises Mc Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
Jonix Food House
Tarlac
Jdb Buko Station Tb-106 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
J.A. Velasco Enterprises Eby Bldg Annex Iii, Maliwalo, Tarlac
J.A. Velasco Enterprises F Tanedo St, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Mascarinas Motorcycle Repair Shop &
1 Sitio Calero, Tibag, Tarlac
Accessories
Jojit Motorcycle And Auto Parts Paraiso, Tarlac
Jy Glass & Plasticware Products & Ge.
F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Mdse.
Jy Glass & Plastic Product & Gen Mdse J Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Jona Calo Fashion Enterprises Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Jonaro Motor Parts & Accessories Mac-Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
Jon-Lesty Enterprises Calero, Tibag, Tarlac
Jc Tee-Shirt Printing G/F Unit B19 Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Faello's Enterprise 1 Zamora St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Drt 15-15 Downtown Public Market F. Tanedo St,
Josefina M. Calub Embroidery
Poblacion, Tarlac
Aojl Enterprises Sitio Bhuto, Tibag, Tarlac
Jolyn Ents - Magic Star Mall Magic Star Bldg, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Blk.9 Sun Yat Sen Bldg Mac Arthur Highway, San
Paniqui Paint Trade Branch I
Nicolas, Tarlac City
Krispy Krust Empanada - Branch Stml 2f-C 207 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Danjo Motorcycle Parts & Gen Mdse 89 Romulo Blvd, San Vicente, Tarlac City
2044-Luisita Property Robinsons Mall, San Manuel,
Pink & Brown Boutique
Tarlac
Blits-Glitz Boutique ... Pilar St., San Roque, Tarlac
J.E. Angeles Enterprises Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Kristofori Pasalubong Shop Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Watch Central By Jp Smtl 261 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Mileth Fashion Collection 3/F 311 Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Mileth Fashion Collection 2/F Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Tarlac Northeast Hardware & General
#34 F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Merchandising
Cell Express Cellular Accessories Bc-303 Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
July Gacutan Food Center 606 Taralc Sta Rosa Road Zone 5, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Just Gift Inc. 237 2/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Pason Hardware Mac-Arthur Highway, Sta Cruz, Tarlac
178 Motor Parts Trading Blk. 9, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Jvgd Good Food Marketing Corp Lgf Ws 003 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Jelexie Bakeshop Blk 13 Lot 35 Teresa Homes, Tibag, Tarlac
Jelexie Bakeshop Mason Bldg. Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Jelexie Bakeshop Mh Del Pilar St., Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Jelexie Bakeshop Cor C. Santos St Aquino Blvd., Poblacion, Tarlac City
G/F Sm Supermarket Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City,
Abubuts
Tarlac
G/F Kiosk No. 23 Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque,
Nk Gadget Station (Cherry Mobile)
Tarlac
Nk Gadget Station 361 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac City
Railey Dry Goods Drt 15-18 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
G/F Booth 28 City Walk Zamora St, San Roque,
Ikc Creative Ventures
Tarlac
Kjkc Kriskat Fries Food Cart Blk 7 Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, San Roque, Tarlac
Reborn Smtl 211 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Jacob Enterprises Cor Mc Arthur Highway, Sepung Calsada, Tarlac
Tammito Enterprises 1782 Blk 6 Don Murciano, San Roque, Tarlac
Bk 18 Trading Mac-Arthur Highway Sitio Tabane, Aguso, Tarlac
K.F. Tiamzon Paint Center & Gen.
Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Merchandise
Nlk Motorparts And Accessories M.H. Del Pilar, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Fitflop Space No. 258 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Space No. 226 2/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City,
Kenrich International Distributor Inc
Tarlac
Kettle Korn 034 Lgf Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Kettle Korn K103 Mc Arthur Highway, San Roque, Tarlac
Robinsons Luisita Mc Arthur Highway, San Miguel,
Kettle Foods Corp
Tarlac
Kiosk K Citymall Tarlac Mc Arthur Highway, San
Kettle Korn
Rafael, Tarlac
39825 General Merchandise Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Khumbu Enterprises Inc Ez Market Ancheta St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Khumbu Enterprises Inc Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Kimie & Robin Goldsmith Inc C Santos St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Kris 100 Partners & Co. Gmc Bldg F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Comeso Motor Parts & Accessories Benry Square F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Gf-Booth No. 3, Citywalk Zamora St., San Roque,
Kjdc Handmade Creations
Tarlac
Kristine Dizon Fashion Shoppe Hilario St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Jastin Aianne Shoes & Bags Store Tanjuakio Bldg. M.H. Del Pilar, Ligtasan, Tarlac
3/F Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Highway, Sto Cristo,
Mkyc Buko Juice And Shake
Tarlac
L.R. Tomas Glass And Aluminum Supply Sitio Calero, Tibag, Tarlac
Prince Ryan Cycle Supply M.H. Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Willow Cycle Supply M H Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Bernar Goldsmith & Jewelry Shop Dg-1-1 Downtown Tarlac Public Market, Old Tpm,
Tarlac
Queen's Hand Enterprises Lapaz Rd, Matatalaib, Tarlac

Gar's Store Rizal St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Petbero Pet Grooming Salon G/F Unit B20 Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Pc 6-29-30-31 & 32 Uptown Public Market, New Tpm,
Lensey Pasalubong
Tarlac
Lms Industrial Trading Hilario St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Lerio C.Mondejar Enterprise Urquico, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Lgc Bike Express Inc Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
268 Construction Supply Blk 6, San Manuel, Tarlac
Jlynne Interior Home Design & Gen.
Panganiban St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Merchandise
Vergara's Bamboo Craft And Enterprises Romulo Hi-Way, Tibag, Tarlac
Goang Yi Commercial Gate 3 Filomena Subd, San Rafael, Tarlac City
Elmjr Cycle Parts & Bike Accessories Matatalaib, Tarlac
Lerada Marketing C & S Bldg Ancheta St, Mabini, Tarlac
Long Reign Distribution Corporation 2f Mariposa Bldg. Juan Luna St., Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Long Reign Distribution Corporation Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Long Reign Distribution Corporation 2 F Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Long Reign Distribution Corporation F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Lorcel's Cakes & Balloons Riverside, San Miguel, Tarlac City
Multi Brand Marketing Blk 3 Mc Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Conciong Enterprise 03 Blk. 6 Panganiban St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Ludy Motorcycle Parts & General
Mabini, Tarlac City
Merchandise
Coen Fashion Hse Aurora Theater J Luna St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Ltrp Enterprise Santos St 1, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Lgh Mdsg L5 B4 St. Luke St Teresa Homes, Tibag, Tarlac City
Charms N Crystals Fashion Accessories
J Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
By:Jaime-J Luna Br
Condent Trading 1581 Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Shoe Zone By: Kitch Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Tarlac Veterinary Clinic & Agro Vet
Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Supply
Unit 3 David Bldg Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Maligaya, Tarlac
Frontier Guns & Ammo
City
Kaffee And Kreme Delights Cldh Kiosk 3, San Vicente, Tarlac
Shoe Zone By: Kitch Zamora St., San Roque, Tarlac
Meraki Bldg Unit 7 Getha Rd. Cor Mc Arthur Highway,
Joycar Trading
San Sebastian, Tarlac
Jasmin's Perfume Store C108 Ugf Mac Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
G/F Unit 1 Juan Luna Bldg Juan Luna St, Mabini,
Sabonera Enterprises
Tarlac
Finelli's General Merchandise Mac-Arthur Highway, Sapang Tagalog, Tarlac
Unit C--4 Sunmur Apartment 4102 Getha Road San
Vadel Mart
Sebastian Village, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Msbm Party Needs Dm-24-3 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac

Fuertez Enterprises 39 Romulo Blvd, San Vicente, Tarlac
Undoysky Cellphone Repair &
San Miguel, Tarlac
Accessories
K101 Mac-Arthur Highway San Roque, Sm City,
Manila Southern Associates Inc.
Tarlac
Liwayway Bldg F Tanedo St. Cor.Juan Juna,
Otto General Merchandise
Poblacion, Tarlac
F & C Jewelry Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Mmtan Trading Upper Ground Fllor Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Lgf Magic Star Supermarket Sitio Buno, Matatalaib,
Mmtan Trading
Tarlac
Mmtan Trading Upper Ground Fllor Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Samjiggs Enterprises Teresa Homes, Tibag, Tarlac
Anthony & Cristina Bakeshop Tmrc Mabini, Tarlac
Hjlt Glass Supply Ph 1 Gate 3 Filomena Subd, San Rafael, Tarlac
Blk 38 Lot 11 San Rafael Homesite, San Rafael,
Mp Manlutac Stone Worx
Tarlac
Theya Enterprises Sitio Pangulo, Carangian, Tarlac
Mica-Elo Siomai House Tb-101 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Armiel Motor Parts ... Mc Arthur Hiway, San Rafael, Tarlac
Ella Mac Genral Merchandise Ninoy Aquino Blvd., Tibag, Tarlac
M. Galang Enterprises Zone Ii, Maliwalo, Tarlac City
1928 Enterprises ,., San Pascual, Tarlac
Blk 10 M-9 & 10 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Mymp Food Products
Tarlac
Marina's Gowns & Wedding Accessories
Juan Luna St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
& Flower Shop
Robles' Peanut Butter Baque Corp Bldg, Baque Building, Tarlac City
Mac-Arthur Hi-Way Panampunan, Sepung Calsada,
Tikboy Battery Shop
Tarlac
4j Tiles Supply Provl Rd, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Marivic Garcia Variety Store Dv 8-4 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Mariax Cooling Enterprise Unit 1 Sitio Estrella, San Rafael, Tarlac
Mldiaz Wood Center Zone 6, Maliwalo, Tarlac
M.J. Meneses Scooter Shop Sitio Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Blk. 16 Lot 8 Fiesta Ave Fiesta Communities,
Marj's Enterprise
Matatalaib, Tarlac
Squeezy Juice Hub Onl Bldg 8th St Fairlane Subd, San Vicente, Tarlac
Unlockit Gadgets And Accessories 3rd Flr Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Becks Clothing (Bench) 213 Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Mj Lopez Pizza Zamora St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Lmx Enterprises Sitio Maligaya, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Fedelene Dry Goods & Gen Mdse Drt 13-6 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac City
Duenas Motorcycle Parts 62 Mc Arthur Highway, San Francisco, Tarlac City
M.A.C.T. Enterprises Blk.8 Zamora, San Roque, Tarlac City
Kate Jim Glass & Aluminum Supplies Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac

Adrl Metalcraft Center Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Anilo's Wiches And Wings Metrotwon Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
2018 Bags & Accessories 3f Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Meann's General Merchandise G/F 110-D Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Jm899 General Mechandise Ancheta St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Alysam Food & Beverages
Roque, Tarlac
Jovims Motorcycle Parts, Accessories &
Zone 2, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Gen Mdse
2f Bldg. A Booth 155 Market City Aquino Blvd., Mabini,
Jhaneaica Enterprise
Tarlac
Ksw Gen. Merchandise Tanpoco St., Matatalaib, Tarlac
Mpdc Food Hub Mc Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac
Rgmcl Trading Lanzones St, Maligaya, Tarlac
Max 1 Activation Inc. 930 Bupar, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Cvo Auto Supply Surplus F. Tanedo Ext., Matatalaib, Tarlac
Kikay's Enterprises At Complex Mc Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
Gacutan Food Stall Jrt Building M.H. Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
May Khel Tire Supply Sitio Santos, Matatalaib, Tarlac
May Khel Tire Supply F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
J.A.M.N.R. General Merchandise Zone 5, Tariji, Tarlac
M. Dayrit Gen. Merchandise Zone 5, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Mdp Ventures Phil. Inc. Benin Bldg. 205 Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Tiffamed Enterprises 640 Zone 3, San Isidro, Tarlac
M. Narciso Agri Trading Blk 7, San Manuel, Tarlac
3/F 309 Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Highway, Sto
Lime General Merchandise
Cristo, Tarlac
Lime General Merchandise K305c Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Manzine Enterprise Uniwide Warehouse, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Lordemari Store Zone 3, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Cindy's Bakery Ki210-01 Robinsons Supermarket, San Miguel, Tarlac
Mercedes Samson Ii General Merchadise 419 Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Dhette's Fashion Accessories Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Mercy Timbol Bagoong Store Vt-14-5 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Mercury Drug Junction Mac-Arthur Highway, San
Mr Mananquil Eatery
Roque, Tarlac
Xiamiel Clothing Line Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Bacani Foods Cindy's Plaza F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Bacani Foods Puregold Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Bacani Foods Cindy's Plaza F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Bacani Foods Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
G/F Unit A The Market City Aquino Blvd Cor Ancheta,
Bacani Foods
Mabini, Tarlac
My Metrotown Mall Lgf Juan Luna St, Sto Cristo,
Bacani Foods
Tarlac
Metro Pizza, Inc. Sm Supermarket Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Metroshoppers Sjo Department Store
2/F Palm Plaza Bldg Sitio Santos, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Corporation
Sagadanian Fab Collection Ii 998 Ancheta St, Mabini, Tarlac
Sagadanian Fab Collection Ancheta St, Mabini, Tarlac
Michael-Divina Mktg Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Pizzarina Pizzarap 3 F-C 303 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Jlmw Paint Center Mc Arthur Highway, Sapang Tagalog, Tarlac
Msmikesan Food Cart
Tarlac
Michelle Cortez Garden Zone 5, Salapungan, Tarlac
Mjqo Enterprise Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Microbase Motorbike Corp Qq Ctr Stall 1 & 2 San Sebastian, Tarlac
Geustres Scent Studio Blk 3 City Walk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Geustres Scent Studio Apt 4 Ph 2 2nd St, St. Mary's Subd, Matatalaib, Tarlac
M.G. Isidoro Enterprise Kiosk 8 Citymall, San Rafael, Tarlac
M.L. Sy Cellphone Accessories 2/F K309 Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
... Dgl 27-7 Downtown Public Market, Poblacion, Tarlac
Huang Ming Zhu Marketing C Santos St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Mikahel's Tire Supply Blk 3 Mac-Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Memoxpress 342 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Coffee Shop Cs- 1 & 3 C. Santos Tarlac City Mega
Minera's Ents.
Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Y.M. Variety And Native Products Dv 8-10 Downtown Public Market, Poblacion, Tarlac
Unit 3 La Maja Rica Bus. Center Mac-Arthur Hi-Way,
Dheysave Computer Center
Ligtasan, Tarlac
Lumanog Punzalan Music & Sports F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Mibrail Mixshoppe Panganiban St, Mabini, Tarlac
Akifah Cellphone Accessories F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Akifah Cellphone Accessories J& S Bdg., Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Miti Motor Sales Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Pc-As-2 Tarlac City Downtown Public Market, Old
Elnix Variety Store
Tpm, Tarlac
Moshrie General Merchandise Romulo Blvd., Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
#102 & 103 Benry Bldg Blk 9 Mc Arthur Highway, San
Motor Ace Philippines, Inc
Nicolas, Tarlac
Qq Bldg. Stall 3,4 & 5 Mc Arthur Highway, San
Motorcentral Ncr Corporation
Sebastian, Tarlac
Mp Acebedo Optical F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
My Homedepot Inc. Mc Arthur Highway, Sepung Calsada, Tarlac
My-My Motorcycle Parts & Accessories Sitio Bhuto, Tibag, Tarlac
1706 Lotis Anderson Bldg Bldg 2 Stall 2 Gate 1
Mb Ferrer Timbangan Service Center
Filomena Subd, San Rafael, Tarlac
Mak Cell Repair & Accessories 3/F 421-422 Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Mak Cell Repair And Accessories 2nd Floor Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Mmcid Food Corner Cldh Hospital Drive, San Vicente, Tarlac
Misaliyah Cellphone Accessories Ca4 Bldg. C- Market City, Mabini, Tarlac
Neil Rizza Lara Food On Stick Market City, Mabini, Tarlac
Jvg Gen Mdse Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sta Cruz, Tarlac City
Nerissa V. Diaz Enterprise Unit A & B K & K Bldg Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan,
Tarlac
New World Electronics Trading &
F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Marketing Corp.
Watch Republic Unit 230 2/F Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Mendrez 225 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Mendrez Boutique Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Nashreen Gowns Rental Dm 26-1 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Reigne's Gowns And Souvenir Ancheta St., Poblacion, Tarlac City
I Love U.K. Fashion Collection Fc 2 Market City Ancheta St, Mabini, Tarlac
Bldg. C-Cb18 The Market City Juan Luna, Mabini,
Noraya Gen. Merchandise
Tarlac
Moto R N Motorcycle Parts And Stall # 2 Caluza Bldg. Panganiban St., Sto Cristo,
Accessories Tarlac
Dexter's Timezone Watch Accessories &
K202a Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Repair
Sai-Sai General Merchandise Merm Bldg. F. Tanedo, Poblacion, Tarlac
Sjw Merchandise #6102 Fairlane Subd. 6th, San Vicente, Tarlac City
North Rotek Corporation Blk 7 Mac- Arthur Hiway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
North Tiles Builders Center Inc. Mc Arthur Highway, Salapungan, Tarlac
Capturing Moments Party Needs Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Goldilocks-Citymall City Mall Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
Goldilocks-San Miguel Tarlac Mc Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac
Car-Ofel Woodworks & Gen Mdse Mc Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
Keepsafe Trading B12 2f Sicngco Bldg, San Rafael, Tarlac
One Solid Royale Distributors Inc. Belport Bldg. G/F/ Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Onesimus Corp Unit 233 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
O.A. Jimenez Tires Supply - Branch Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Oa Jimenez Tire Supply Mc Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Optic City Inc Stml 228 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Dolly's Crispy Pata - San Sebastian
Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Branch
O.C. Briones Pasalubong Center Pc-Cs-1 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Osmena S. Tanedo Enterprises 379 Rizal St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Palm's Secret Skin Enhancement And
Aa Bldg. C. Santos, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Beauty Service Co.
Ex Exhibit Area 3 Sm City Mac-Arthur Hi-Way San
Panalodeals Philippines Inc.
Roque, Sm City, Tarlac
Agpa Photo Studio Mc Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
Consolidated Toddlers Store ( Magic
2nd Flr Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Star)
Peartia Gift Shop & Accessories Gf Unit A8-A Citywalk Zamora St., San Roque, Tarlac
Pc Abc Supermart Ii Baque Corp Bldg, Baque Building, Tarlac City
P.L. Montoya Cellphone Repair Shop Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Nicole Tiles Center San Sebastian, Tarlac
Generika Drug Store - Franchise Dizon Center Ii F. Tanedo St., Poblacion, Tarlac
Philip Santiago Pizza And Snack House Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
7-Eleven M.H. Del Pilar Cor. J.Luna, Sto Cristo, Tarlac

Banco San Juan Bldg Mc Arthur Highway, Sto Cristo,
Philippine Seven Corp (7-Eleven)
Tarlac
Philippine Seven Corporation (7-Eleven) Romulo Highway, Tibag, Tarlac
7-Eleven Tarlac Sta Rosa Road, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Picture City International, Inc. 311 3/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Drinajoe General Merchandise C & S Complex Juan Luna St, Poblacion, Tarlac
F. Tanedo Electronics Center F. Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Preziosa La Crem Boutique 02 Zamora St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Premium Bikes Corporation Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Mossimo Unit 231 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
2/F Kiosk #5 Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Highway, Sto
Aficionado Germany Perfume
Cristo, Tarlac
Qc Affari 2012 Co. Lgf Area-C-002 Ma-Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Digital Tunnel Telecom 347 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Q-Linx Enterprises 348 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Toby's Sports 253-254 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
R. Lapid's Chicharon & Barbecue - Tarlac Metrotown Mall., Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Raika Cellphone Repair & Accessories Quekang Bldg. F. Tanedo, Poblacion, Tarlac
Aneeqah Cellphone Accessories F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
G/F Cindy's Super Center F. Tanedo St.,, Poblacion,
Rv Enterprises
Tarlac
Mc Arthur Highway Gf Kiosk No 4 Metrotown Mall, Sto
Rv Enterprises
Cristo, Tarlac City
C101 Lgf Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I,
Ramzdha Frappepucino Station
Tarlac
Rrlhancel General Merchandize Blk. 6 Macabulos Drive, San Vicente, Tarlac
2f Bldg. A Cart -4 Market City Aquino Blvd. Aquino
Ramzdha Foods Enterprise
Blvd.Cor. Ancheta St, Mabini, Tarlac
G/F Bldg. A B2 Market City Mall Cor Ancheta St &
Ramzdha Food Enterprise
Aquino Blvd, Mabini, Tarlac
Ramzdha Burger N' Hotdog Stand Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Ramzdha Gulaman Station Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Ramzdha Gulaman Station Lgf Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Ramzdha Gulaman Station City Walk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Ramzdha Foods Enterprises 3/F Ft Cart No. 3 Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Ramzdha Foods Enterprise Magic Star Supermarket Sitio Buno, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Metro Shoppers Mall Inc. Mc Arthur Highway Cor. F.
Tanedo St, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Metrotown Mall Mac-Arthur Highway, Sto Cristo,
Tarlac
Cruz Military Accessories 16 Mc Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
Solid Matrix Enterprises Mac Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Uzukuzok Vape Shop Blk. 1 M.H, Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
1427 Party Needs Stall 1 Hilario St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Lindo Bamboo Craft Zone 1, Tibag, Tarlac
Radito's Pasalubong 808 Magic Star Mall, Matatalaib, Tarlac

Raquel's Bagoong Store Vt-14-6 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
K.L. Party Shop Romulo Bvld, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Yambot Ice Cream # 77 Ilang-Ilang St. Lor, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Rz Ice Cream House City Walk, San Roque, Tarlac
Rbc Luxury Aluminum Marketing Corp Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Motorclick Parts & Accessories Mabuhay Lumber Bldg. J. Luna St., Poblacion, Tarlac
Red Logo Life Style Inc Philam Life Bldg. F. Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Red Ribbon Bakeshop Inc 2/F Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
G/F Unit No. T-28 Citymall Mc Arthur Highway, San
Red Ribbon
Rafael, Tarlac
Red Ribbon Bakeshop Inc. Level I -Iii0 - A Robinson's Luisita, San Miguel, Tarlac
3/F Stall 339 Cyberzone Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City,
Redhee Gentext Telecom
Tarlac
Ricgie House Of Bread Getha Rd, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Rctf Enterprises Zone 4, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Leticia Bldg. 2nd Floor Juan Luna Street, Poblacion,
Cbdr Computer Solution
Tarlac
Glory-Sun Mktg Ancheta St, Poblacion, Tarlac
103 C & S Shopping Complex Stall # 14, Mabini,
Mrdvm Skin Essentials
Tarlac
Rev-Up Automobile Corporation- Chevrolet Tarlac Mac-Arthur Highway, San Sebastian,
Chevrolet Tarlac Tarlac
Tarlac Bazaar As A1 Aquino Blvd. Cor. An, Mabini,
Imeeguel Cosmetic Bar
Tarlac
Reylyn Phoneshop And Gadgets Trading
Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Inc.
Unit 5 Mariposa Bldg Mc Arthur Highway, San Nicolas,
Rgit Industrial Trading
Tarlac
Jorhea's Boutique 419 Unit # 2 M.H. Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Amazing Kids Interactive Center 9999 Jelexie Bldg, Sepung Calsada, Tarlac
Chua Parayno Bldg. Mac-Arthur Highway, San Rafael,
Rar Stainless And Aluminum
Tarlac
Sensible Things Enterprises Mac-Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
Richgie Enterprises Sm Supermarket Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Lotus Memorial Service And Funeral
Blk 1, Burot, Tarlac
Chapel
Miki Trading Romulo Hi-Way, Carangian, Tarlac
Richking Cafe And Beer Inc. U34 Nfs Bldg. Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Tarlac U.M.P. Motorcycle Parts F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac City
Vanette Motorparts & Accessories Torres Residence I Macopa St, Maligaya, Tarlac
Motonatics Motorcycle Parts &
Sitio Tanpoco, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Accessories
Zaldy's Variety Store Dfw 10-5 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Ruroshamomet Enterprises 2/F Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Rabm Vape Corner Sitio Estrella, San Rafael, Tarlac
Janiro Enterprises C. Santos St., Poblacion, Tarlac
Arcoben Motor Parts & Accessories Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, Sta Cruz, Tarlac
Roberto Cabrera Bagoong Alamang Wdf 5-14 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Handyman Do It Best Home Center 2/F Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Robinsons Easymart - San Vicente Hosp Dr, San Vicente, Tarlac City
Robinsons Easymart - San Sebastian San Sebastian Vill, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Robinsons Supermarket - Tanedo F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Rodel Salon Baque Bldg. C. Santos St, Mabini, Tarlac
Derickap's Store Pc-Cs-2 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Medy & Jun Tailor & Modiste Supplies &
Drt 24-6 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Gen Mdse
Mountain Zone Enterprises 8th St. Fairlane Subd, San Vicente, Tarlac
X Think Car Accessories Stall I Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac City
Jhengreys General Merchandise Blk 7, San Manuel, Tarlac
G/F Booth # 42 City Walk Zamora St, San Roque,
Rvivonn Shawarma
Tarlac
New Star Bakery J Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Mags Masters Enterprises Blk 3 Mc Arthur Highway, San Nicolas, Tarlac
R.C. Tire Supply & Vulcanizing Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
Teresa Homes Coml Bldg Tibag-San Jose Rd, Tibag,
Keyceelyn Party Needs
Tarlac
Ramgon Dental Supply 1583 Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
R.R. Pilario Construction & Trading Km 143 Lapaz Highway, San Jose, Tarlac
Rc Pascua Enterprise 702 Calero, Tibag, Tarlac City
Vega Funeral Services 254 Blk 5 Mc Arthur Highway, Burot, Tarlac
Fleet Tread Marketing - Tarlac Branch Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac City
Chinusok Food Corner Lgf Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Rommel D. Guevarra Crispy Pata Mac-Arthur Hiway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Gococo Fashion Accessories Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Manabat Frame And Needle Craft Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Ronald S. Azares Enterprises Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Kiosk No. 6 City Walk Ground Floor, San Roque,
Vapesociety Vape Shop
Tarlac
Euqud Enterprises 34 Burgos St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Cordoves Ents-Tarlac Br Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Great D & V Enterprises 419 Unit 1 Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Blk. 6 Oft-44 Victory Uptown Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Rlt Store
City
Real Home Furniture & Gen Mdse Blk 6 F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Fashbook Closet 34 Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Fronda Motorcycle Parts Blk 3 La Paz Rd, San Manuel, Tarlac
5j Electronic Supply 914 J Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Hq Commercial & Construction Supply Tibag, Tarlac
Ground Floor C & S Shopping Complex, Mabini,
Rdwest Food Corner
Tarlac
Royale Business Club International Inc. G/F Belfort Bldg Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Come & Stop Convenience Store E.S Bldg Hospital Drive, San Vicente, Tarlac
One Bldg. Stall # 5 By Pass-Road, San Vicente,
Come & Stop Convenience Store
Tarlac
G/F/ Bldg. B The Market City Mall Aquino Blvd. Cor.
Shopwise Express
Ancheta St, Mabini, Tarlac
Gremio Computer Center 2nd Flr Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
S.O.G.O. Trading Corporation Mc Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac City
Men-Sha Cellphone Accessories Midtown Supermarket F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Lzp Home Furnishing Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac
Sam & Den Pangilinan Enterprises Mac-Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac
Sanford Marketing Corporation Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
G/F T-15b Savemore Market City Mall Mc Arthur
Sanford Marketing Corporation
Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
Flawless Lgf Unit 016 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
S Cay Mktg Center B4 Cadena De Amor St, San Vicente, Tarlac
S.J.D. Saberola Gen.Merchandise F. Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Glamity Boutique 2 Trinidad Bldg Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Metro Shoppers Mall Inc Cor F Tanedo St Mc Arthur
Ajkc Food Galore
Highway, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Ajkc Food Galore Citywalk Zamora St., San Roque, Tarlac
Betty's Native Cakes & Refreshment Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
2nd Flr Booth # 2 Metrotown Mall Mac-Arthur Hi-Way,
Shielzy Health & Beauty Shop
Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Manong Kitek's General Merchanidze Kkk Gasoline Station, Tibag, Tarlac
Siapno Tada Optical Inc F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Bernabest Food Products Inc.- Siomai
F57 Sm Tarlac Mac-Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
House
Fox Story Rs-Ir K101a Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
3/F Cyberzone Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Smart Communications, Inc.
City
Supermarket Area Mc Arthur Highway, Brgy. San
Sondrik, Inc
Mall Area Mc Arthur Highway, Brgy. San Roque, Sm
Sondrik, Inc
City, Tarlac
Sonine Foods Inc. G/F Kiosk 37 Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Tekografix Champaca St, San Vicente, Tarlac
Sound Option Music And Lights Mc Arthur Highway, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Star Appliance Center, Inc Sm Appliance Ctr Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Spts Trading 49-50 F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Hi-Way Cor J Luna St, Sto
Tropix Sandals
Cristo, Tarlac
Summit Superbikes Corp Mc Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac
Shin Shiok Bazaar Juan Luna St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Susana Pamintuan Mats Retailer Dm-26-2 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Bench Ex 249-250 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Svetlana's Gen. Merchandise Baque Bldg., Baque Building, Tarlac City
First Mac Megasaver F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
First Mac Megasaver Mc Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac
Tatiomax Pharma Corp. 2/F Pel Evan Bldg Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Dmcj Glass & Aluminum Supply B2 J Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Lyn Don's Pasalubong Zamora St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Lyndon's Pasalubong-Branch 1 Beside Magic Star, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City

Teresita Gomez Plasticware Drt-18-1 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
3/F Unit Bc 19 & 20 Mc Arthur Highway Cor Juan Luna
Chelsen Bazaars, Events And Exhibits
St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Giordano Fashion Boutique Unit 119-120 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
1965 Mobile Zone 2nd Flr. Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Loccost Crown Homy Enterprises Lapaz Rd, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Plates & Dishes Home Bakery & Cookery Zone 1, San Isidro, Tarlac
Gf Prime E-B Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Highway Cor
Tjn Pasalubong Bakeshop & Delicacies
J Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Tjn Pasalubong Bakeshop & Delicacies 033 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Tjn Pasalubong Bakeshop K206 Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Aldrinos Empanada De Iloco 036 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Metrotown Mall 3f-Kiosk -4 Juan Luna St, Sto Cristo,
Aldrinos Empanada De Iloco
Tarlac
Darence Meat And Vegetables Store .. Sitio Bhuto, Tibag, Tarlac
Uniframe Aluminum Corporation Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
The Travel Club Smtl 238 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Metrotown Mall Mc Arthur Highway, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Unisilver Group International Corp.
City
Unisilver Group International Corp 2nd Flr Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Unisilver Smtl 241 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Octagon Computer Superstore 353 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Vka Enterprises Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Vka Enterprises Upper G/F Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Imperial Appliance Plaza - Tarlac City
Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Branch
Vicente Surplus Bearing B1 San Nicolas, Tarlac
Viper Electronic Ctr Panganiban St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Vicky Francisco Enterprises F. Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Tarlac Midtown Supermart F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Vl Medical Health Products Hospital Drive, San Vicente, Tarlac
L2m Cellphone & Accessories Vf Magic Star Mall Romulo Blvd., Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Vilma's Jewelry& Watch Store C.Santos, Poblacion, Tarlac City
G/F Unit A12-B Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque,
Vintage Eyecare International
Tarlac
3j Commercial Paint Trade & Gen. Sitio Estrella Mac Arthur H-Way, San Rafael, Tarlac
Mercandise City
Zaine Cosmetics Mac-Arthur Hi-Way San Roque, Sm City, Tarlac
Bautista-Castro General Merchandise Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Lee's Cake & Bakery Supplies 478 Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Booksale Bookstore 248a Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
M.J.L.T. Trading Zone 4, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Wilcon Depot, Inc. Sta. Monica Heights, San Rafael, Tarlac
Kapritzoz Grill & Enterprises Mc Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac
Kapritzoz Grill & Enterprise Blk. 4 San Vicente, Tarlac
Kapritzoz Grill & Enterprise Jrt Bldg Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Purple Point Beverages Magic Star Supermarket Sitio Buno, Matatalaib, Tarlac

K.W.L. Motorcycle Parts Anpn San Roque, Tarlac
Mary Sherry Construction Supply Mc Arthur Highway, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Wilson's Sticker Hub 2/F Ws 201-202 Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
X Gears Apparel Corporation 4 Anita Bldg. Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Yen-Yan Burot Auto Supply Co. 255 Mc Arthur Highway, Burot, Tarlac
Delyka Enterprises Midtown Supermarket F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Jmj Tiles Center Rt Angeles Mc Arthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac

Mapecon Philippines, Inc. Felomena Phase 2 Subd., San Rafael, Tarlac City
Marigreen Enterprises, Inc. Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Blk 39 C-15 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Adelina G. Maristela Chicken Store
Tarlac
Adoracion Pineda Fish Vendor F-14-1 ....., New Tpm, Tarlac City
Blk 16 F-2,3,4 & 5 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Ico Fish Vendor
Tarlac City
Agri Phil Corporation Blk 3 Total Comp., San Vicente, Tarlac
Aileen & Freddie Live & Dressed Chicken Blk 44 C15 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Blk 28 F-4 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Alberto Jimenez Fish Vendor
City
Alfredo Lingad Fish Vendor F-7--4 ...., New Tpm, Tarlac City
Alvin Dale Calma Fish Store Blk 28 F-7 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Vina's Chicken Store Sitio Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Blk 42- C14 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Amy & Albert Live & Dressed Chicken
Tarlac
A.S. Cariaga Trading Blk. 32 C-1 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
A.S. Cariaga Trading Blk. 32 C-2 Tarlac Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Andok's Matatalaib-Maliwalo Rd., Matatalaib, Tarlac
Angela Cayabyab Ramos Dressed Blk 43 C-9 & 10 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Chicken Tarlac
Juniora Manok Baque Bldg, Baque Building, Tarlac City
Starlight Meat Shop Amd Bldg Mc Arthur Highway, San Roque, Tarlac City
Mendoza Arlene Dressed Chicken Blk41-C-4 & 5, New Tpm, Tarlac City
Blk 41 C11 & C12 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Danganan Dressed Chicken
Tarlac
Avelina Manaloto Fish Vendor F-9-2a, New Tpm, Tarlac City
Blk. 40 C-11,12 & 13 Tarlac City Mega Market, New
Bernardo Tan Dressed Chicken
Tpm, Tarlac City
Masag Poultry Supply Blk 5 Romulo Blvd., San Vicente, Tarlac
Bounty Agro Ventures Inc Osias Bldg F Tanedo St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Bounty Fresh Chooks To Go M.H.Del Pilar St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
C.B.M. Dressed Chicken C-2-5&6 Chicken, New Tpm, Tarlac City
Blk 14 F-4 & 5 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Carmen P. Berenguer Fish Vendor
Tarlac City
Carmina Lopez Fish Vendor Blk 19 F-8 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Carol Ann's Fish Retailer Blk 30 F-4 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
C.L. Tayag Fruits And Vegetables Store Pba E1-1 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Catalino L. Ramos Fish Retailer R-29- F-6 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Ek Frozen Foods Fairlane Subd, San Vicente, Tarlac
C.G. Dizon Enterprise Purok Pag-Asa, Baras-Baras, Tarlac
C.G. Dizon Enterprise Purok Pag-Asa, Baras-Baras, Tarlac
Concepcion Teofilo Fish Vendor
City
Consolidated Drug Store St Vincent Square Hosp Dr, San Vicente, Tarlac City
Cristina Tabag Fish Vendor F-7-3 Fish Section, New Tpm, Tarlac
Dalisay Super Hyper Trader Inc. Suba, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Blk. 4 C-14 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Dina Briones Dressed Chicken
City
Jong & Shey Fish Retailer Blk 26 F1 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Dolor M. Albania Fish Vendor
City
Panida Dressed Chicken & Processed Blk. 2 M-11 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Products Tarlac City
Domerman Pimentel Fish Store Blk 18 F-7 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Earl Meat Products Batang-Batang, Tarlac
Blk 40 C-1, 2, 9 & 10 Chicken Section Tarlac City
Elh Marketing
Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Whimgee Enterprises 196, Bantog, Tarlac
Blk. 15-10 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Elisa Teleg Fish Vendor
City
Elmer & Janice Fresh Chicken,
Blk 43 C-8 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Wholesaler & Retailer
Cristo Dressed Chicken
Tarlac
Tg O Five Farm & Poultry Supply Zone 6, Maliwalo, Tarlac
Blk 17- F-9 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Engracia's Fish Store
Tarlac
Eric Robin Calma Fish Store Blk 28 F-6 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Evelyn Uson Fish Vendor
City
Garcia's Egg House Pft-5 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Garcia's Egg House Pv-9 & 10 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Boy And Beng Fish Section Dagupan Blk 18 F-10 City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Tina Fish Retailer F-17-1, New Tpm, Tarlac City
Paliparan Market Blk 30 L-10 Uptown Public Market,
Florante Galang Dressed Chicken
New Tpm, Tarlac
Pbc2-8,9 & 10 Uptown Public Market, New Tpm,
Lumibao's Banana Store
Tarlac City
Foodcrave Marketing, Inc. San Sebastian, Tarlac
. Blk 15 F-1 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Blk 19 F-4,5,9 & 10 Tarlac City Mega Market, New
Georgia Sy Fish Store
Tpm, Tarlac
Bestcrop Farm Supply (F) Panampunan, Sepung Calsada, Tarlac
G.M. Quintero Sari-Sari Store Sitio Tambol, Carangian, Tarlac
Jan Enrie Agri-Farm Supply And General Mac Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac

Mdse.
Gloria Panlaqui Fish Vendor
City
Victor's Bbq Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Rafael, Tarlac City
Hilda S. Dalangin Fish Vendor F-9-6 A & B ..., New Tpm, Tarlac City
Imelda Manalang Fish Store Blk 29 F-1 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Amy Dressed Chicken Blk 41 C-1, New Tpm, Tarlac City
B42-C-15 - 16 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Ivan Cerin Chicken Store
Tarlac
J.P Maliwat Enterprises Mac-Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
Jaime Teofilo Fish Vendor
City
Jay Runas Store 909 Pag-Asa St, San Rafael, Tarlac
Jencarl's Live & Dressed Chicken Blk 43 C-7 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Phase 2 Pc-3-36 Victory Uptown Market, New Tpm,
Jessica S. Tan Store
Tarlac
Jocelyn M. Manzano Fish Trading Blk 17 F-5 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Pbc-Ee3-1,2,3,4,5 & 6 Tarlac City Mega Market, New
Joeilyn Esguerra Coconut Store
Tpm, Tarlac
Blk 33 C-5,6,7 & 8 Tarlac City Mega Market, New
Jvq Chicken Retailer
Tpm, Tarlac
Jokaru Agri-Venture 286 Macopa, Maligaya, Tarlac
Jose Tabag Fish Vendor
City
J.G. Balongay Fresh Dressed Chicken Blk 41-C-7 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Blk 39-C-16 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
J.G. Balongay Fresh Dressed Chicken
Tarlac
Blk 42 C1, 2, 3 & 4 Tarlac City Mega Market, New
Josephinr & Roel Live & Dressed Chicken
Tpm, Tarlac
Jodini Organic Farm 183 Block 3, San Jose, Tarlac
Joyce Teofilo's Dressed Chicken &
Frozen Foods
Judy Ann Calma Fish Store Blk 28 F-1 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Blk 33 C-1,2,3 & 4 Tarlaccity Mega Market, New Tpm,
Leandro W. Torres Chicken Retailer
Tarlac
Mataga Meat Store M-21-3 New Tpm, Tarlac City
Leodegaria Muldong Fish Vendor F-8-1 .., New Tpm, Tarlac City
Guy Fish Wholesaler & Retailer
City
Blk 14 F-10 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Loida Siquete Fish Vendor
Tarlac City
Lolita Samoy Fish Retailer Blk 19 F-2 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
B44 - C- 7 , 8 & 16 Tarlac City Mega Market, New
Lourdes R. Cerin Chicken Retailer
Tpm, Tarlac
St. Ferdinand Agri Svc & Supplies 5 Blk. 1 Balingcanaway, Tarlac City
Magic Star Supermarket Corp - Space
Matatalaib, Tarlac
Rental
Leigh Vegetable Store Stall # 37 Baque Corp., Mabini, Tarlac
Maria Sevilla Fish Vendor
City
Mo Marketing 4039 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Sebastian, Tarlac City
Maricel's Dressed Chicken Blk 41-C3 (C-6-9) Chicken Section, New Tpm, Tarlac
Maricel Santos Fish Vendor F1-6, New Tpm, Tarlac City
Marissa Jimenez Fish Vendor F-1-3 ......, New Tpm, Tarlac City
Marites T. De Jesus Live & Dressed
Chicken
Csl-12,13,20,21 Tarlac City Mega Market Phase 2,
Marklie Rice & Egg Retailer
Mabini, Tarlac
Marlyn Uson Fish Vendor
City
Faustin0 Farm & Poultry Supply C Santos St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Blk 43 C-13 & 14 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Mhay & Gary Live & Dressed Chicken
Tarlac
Melania Macapinlac Fish Vendor
City
Mqd Dressed Chicken Blk. 36-M-1 & M-2 Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Mercy's Dressed Chicken Blk 41- C-2, New Tpm, Tarlac City
Pba-2-10 & 11 Ph2 Tarlac City Mega Market, New
M.L. Tayag Trading
Tpm, Tarlac
Myra Manaloto Retailer Chicken
Tarlac City
N2y Agri Food Corp. Purok Gumamela Sto Nino, Sto Nino, Tarlac
Nelson P. Robrigado Fish Vendor F-4-2 ..., New Tpm, Tarlac City
N Lopez Fish Vendor Ntpm F-8-3a, New Tpm, Tarlac City
Randy & Nova's Dressed Chicken
Tarlac
Blk 32 C-4 & C5 Wet Section Tarlac City Mega Market,
Ofelia Tubay Live And Dressed Chicken
New Tpm, Tarlac City
Tatung's Chicken By Products 2393 Blk 1 Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Pd Agustin Enterprises San Jose, Tarlac
Philippine Seven Corporation Romulo Blvd, San Vicente, Tarlac
B 41- C-, 13, 14 & 15 Tarlac Citry Mega Market, New
Reggie Chicken Retailer
Tpm, Tarlac
Blk. 42 C-9 & C-10 Victory Uptown Market, New Tpm,
Renato Guevarra Chicken Store
Tarlac City
Rhae Marie Endaya Chicken Retailer
Tarlac
Pv-13,14,15 & 16 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Garcia's Egghouse
Tarlac
R.D. Curaming Fishstore
Tarlac
Kamille & Karla Dressed Chicken & Gen Blk. 41 C-6,C-9,C-10 & C-8 Tarlac City Mega Market,
Mdse New Tpm, Tarlac City
Ricardo Dimatalo Chicken Store Blk. 42 C-5,6,7 & 8 Uptown, New Tpm, Tarlac
Robinsons Supermarket - Tarlac City Hacienda Luisita, San Miguel, Tarlac
Niones Trading Pp2-E 1 & 2 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,

Tarlac
Cropwise Farm Supply Zone 4, Tibag, Tarlac
R.L. Sevilla Fish Stall
City
Rosalina Quintero Chicken Bbq Stand Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Rosemarie Gambala Fish Vendor
City
Rosemarie R. Aquino Fish Store
City
Rowena Tan Dressed Chicken C-6-4 New Tpm, Tarlac
Blk 39-C7 & C8 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Ruby Magat Live & Dressed Chicken
Tarlac
New Bermudez Agro Vet Ctr Tmrc, Mabini, Tarlac City
Ryan Endaya Chicken Retailer
Tarlac
Salome Caluza Chicken Store C-2-7 Chicken, New Tpm, Tarlac City
Sarah Manalansan Chicken Store Blk 32 C-9 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Sonny Suba Fish Vendor F-9-4 Fish Section, New Tpm, Tarlac
Sm Supermarket Mc Arthur Highway, Brgy. San
Supervalue, Inc
Susie Tabo Fish Vendor
Tarlac City
Blk 44 C-4,12 & 13 Tarlac City Mega Market, New
Teresila Teofilo Dressed Chicken
Tpm, Tarlac City
Trispolo Teofilo's Dressed Chicken Blk 31 C-1 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm, Tarlac
Juni's House Of Tuna Blk. 7 Mc Arthur Highway, San Roque, Tarlac
Blk 27 F-3 & 4 Tarlac City Mega Market, New Tpm,
Zenaida Bacsa Fish Store
Tarlac City

1.8.4.3 Personal Services
There are many establishments in Tarlac City that provide personal services to its citizens. The
following tables list these establishments from beauty parlors/barber shops, to dress and tailoring
shops, to photo studios, and to funeral parlors.
Table 1.8.25: List of Registered Beauty Salons and Barber Shops, 2018
Beauty Salon/Barber Shop Address
Amdaric Salon And Spa Cura Bldg Juan Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Manarchy Barbershop Zamora St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Unit 104 Benry Square F Tanedo St, Poblacion,
Ewc 8 Beauty Salon-Annex
Tarlac
Ewc 8 Beauty Salon-Main Burgos St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Eric Salas Salon Zamora St., San Roque, Tarlac
# 108 C & S Shopping Complex Juan Luna St,
Bonjha's Salon
Poblacion, Tarlac
C & S Shopping Complex Ancheta St., Mabini,
Ghey's Beauty Salon
Tarlac
Jgdg Nails & Lashes Spa 2044 Robinsons Plaza Mall, San Miguel, Tarlac
Unit 4 116 Harb Bldg Romulo Blvd Cor Rosal St,
M6bl Salon & Spa
San Vicente, Tarlac
Vie-Gail House Of Beauty Salon And Spa V & S Bldg., Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Mary-Anne Salon And Spa Sitio Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
Principessa Salon Delmar Bldg, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Lynsjun Beauty Salon & S Bldg. Ancheta St, Poblacion, Tarlac
St. Pio Barbershop Catalina Bldg. Catalina Bldg., Poblacion, Tarlac
Katrina Raphaelle Salon Espinosa St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Rojane Salon Paraiso, Tarlac
537 Tarlac Sta Rosa Road -Juan Luna, Sto Cristo,
Mishee Kafriz House Of Beauty
Tarlac
G.C.D. Bldg. Complex M.H. Del Pilar, Sto Cristo,
Susan Salon
Tarlac
Elen's Skin Care & Permanent Cosmetics Mc Arthur Hi-Way, San Roque, Tarlac City
Alden's Barber Shop J Luna St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Unit 4 Ibias Coml Bldg Sitio Tampoco, Matatalaib,
Biglang Gwapo Barber Shop
Tarlac
Alicia's Beauty Touch Salon Metrotown Mall, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
B&B Mix Salon Touch #491 Mac Arthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac City
Nebril Salon Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Rpc Salon Macopa St, Maligaya, Tarlac
Dlm Rufino Enterprises Mc Arthur Highway, San Rafael, Tarlac
James Cooper Coopercuts Tarlac Mc Arthur Hi Way, Ligtasan, Tarlac City
La Viel Beauty Salon 11 C & S, Mabini, Tarlac
La Viel Beauty Salon Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Ystilo Salon - Franchisee Lgf Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac City
Lane Nails & Lashes G/F Unit A12-B Citywalk Zamora St, San Roque,

Tarlac
Elviera Vargas Beauty Parlor Drt 20-5 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Divalicious Hairdressing G/F Unit B12-B Citywalk, San Roque, Tarlac
Fix Creation Salon & Spa F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Nailandia Nail Studio And Body Spa By-Pass Road San Vicente, Tarlac
Lynda's Beauty Suite Ancheta St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac City
Felimon Tanedo Beauty Salon Baque Bldg., Mabini, Tarlac
The Original Master Barber Shop Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Osias College Bldg F Tanedo St, San Nicolas,
Zaaina Hair Salon
Tarlac
Gq Barbershop 017 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Mc Arthur Highway Brgy. San Roque, Sm City,
David's For Rever
Tarlac
Hazhalea Salon Sitio Centro, Tibag, Tarlac
Helen R. Encarnacion Beauty Salon Skyland Bldg., Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Helen R. Encarnacion Beauty Salon 128f Merm Bldg.F. Tanedo, Poblacion, Tarlac
Onc Bldg 8th St Bypass Rd Fairlane Subd, San
971 Beauty Lounge
Vicente, Tarlac
Hair Apparent Salon For Men And Women Romulo Blvd,., Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
G/F 104 Unit 104 City Center Hilario St, Ligtasan,
Cafune Beauty Lounge
Tarlac
Jd Reyes Salon And Spa Juan Luna St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Unit D 2nd Flr. Jelena Bldg. By Pass Road, San
Room 4 Beauty Spa
Vicente, Tarlac
Unit 11 Blk 4 Cadena De Amor St, San Vicente,
Joycel Barber Shop & Ministore
Tarlac
Hair Plains Barber Shop Blk 6 San Vicente, Tarlac
Julie Ramos Beauty Salon Espinosa St, Poblacion, Tarlac
2/F Cindys Plaza F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Face Me Salon
City
By Pass Road San Vicente-San Sebastian
Kso House Of Barbers
Diversion Road, San Vicente, Tarlac
Tarlac Masters House Of Barbers Espinosa St, Mabini, Tarlac City
Larry Boy Barber Shop Castaneda St, San Miguel, Tarlac
Let's Face It Salon 018 Lgf Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Malitz Beauty Hauz Mh Del Pilar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Drt 17-2 Downtown Public Market Ancheta, Old
Lornalaine Beauty Salon
Tpm, Tarlac
Ma Mere Beauty And Wellness Center Hilario St, Ligtasan, Tarlac City
Love My Nails Inc Lgf Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Hair & Beauty Effects Salon Magic Star Mall, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Beauty Madness Salon F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Parekoy's Barbershop As No.4 A Tmrc Aquino Boulivard, Mabini, Tarlac
Ms Figuras Salon Casa Amelita P. Burgos St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Plaza De Oro Stall No 10 Juan Luna Extension
So Grain Salon De Beaute
Cor Mc Arthur Highway, Sto Cristo, Tarlac

Blower & Cut House Of Beauty Salon Mabini, Tarlac
Silvino's Barbershop Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
102-104 Cns Bldg., Juan Luna St., Poblacion,
Preference Styling Salon & Gen. Mdse.
Tarlac
Duday's Haircraft Salon- Br I Baque, Baque Building, Tarlac City
Orange Blush Salon Incorporated Robinson Luisita Mall, San Miguel, Tarlac
Drinajoe Beauty Salon C & S Bldg. 103 Juan Luna St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Kichic Beauty Salon & Spa 666 Mac-Arthur Highway, Sapang Tagalog, Tarlac
N7 Salon Lc Bldg. Mac-Arthur Highway, San Roque, Tarlac
Jayl's Barbershop Burgos St, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Igno Barber Shop Mc Arthur Highway, Sta Cruz, Tarlac
Rqs Barbershop Panganiban St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Mendoza Bldg. Window Ii M.H. Del Pilar, Ligtasan,
Botchoy Barbershop
Tarlac
Euphie Beauty Parlor Baque Bldg, Mabini, Tarlac
Wenna's Corner Beauty Salon Burgos St., Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
3j-London Salon C&S Bldg Ancheta St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Serom Hair Inc. Lgf Mc Arthur Highway, Sm City, Tarlac
Hair Clinique Salon & Spa By:Yen-Eric Mohammed Bldg. Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Sda Management Services Lugay Ave. Sitio Centro, Matatalaib, Tarlac
E.N.G.L. Barber Shop Rizal St Cor. Espinosa St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Dv-9-3 Downtown Public Market F. Tanedo St,
Mary - Josie Beauty Parlor
Old Tpm, Tarlac
Table 1.8.26: List of Registered Tailors/Dress Shops in Tarlac City, 2018

Tailor/Dress Shop Address
Loimar Tailoring Shop Rizal St Grace Complex, Poblacion, Tarlac
Renz Albert Bags & Sportswear Romulo Highway, San Vicente, Tarlac City
Romy's Tailoring & General Merchandise Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
June Sportshop 2115 Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Jean Scene Tailoring Mh Del Pilar St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Donnabel Dress Shop Drt 17-16 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Tomajin's Dry Goods Drt 5-10 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac City
3129 Rosal St Romulo Blvd, San Vicente,
Vef Tailoring
Tarlac
Joe-Fely Tailoring & Gen. Merchandise Mc Arthur Highway, Maligaya, Tarlac City
Flor's Dress Shop Dtl 22-3 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac City
Fremil's Sports Uniform Tanedo St, Aguso, Tarlac
Jose Tolentino Tailoring Drt 15-16 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Crisolo Tailoring Dtl 22-1 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Sophia-Xyrus Tailoring Drt 16-5 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Mariel Garments Repair Shop Dv-9-2 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Marrabiel Trading 1318 Zafiro St, San Nicolas, Tarlac
For Him Tailoring By Fer Caluza Bldg Sto Cristo, Tarlac

Tailor/Dress Shop Address
Rhenilo's Tailoring Drt-20-4 Downtown, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Rga Juressa Fashion Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Lita's Tailoring And Dress Shop Drt 15-14 Downtown Market, Old Tpm, Tarlac
Gregman's Sports Zamora St, San Roque, Tarlac
Table 1.8.27: List of Registered Photo Studios in Tarlac City, 2018

Registered Photo Studio Address
Cesardiazjr.Photo Studio Db Apartment Salazar St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
Piqato Studio Mh Del Pilar St, Ligtasan, Tarlac
Great Image 331 Mc Arthur Hi-Way, Sm City, Tarlac
Ipose Digital Studio F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac
Uniwide Warehouse Club, San Nicolas, Tarlac
Cns Photo Express Tarlac Branch
City
Armando Portrait Studio & Cafe Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Agar Studio F Tanedo St, Poblacion, Tarlac City
Agar Studio One Hour Photo - Cut-Cut Branch Cut-Cut I, Tarlac City
Le Photo Station 3/F Pilar Bldg, San Vicente, Tarlac
Artikupwesto Photography And General
Romulo Blvd, Cut-Cut I, Tarlac
Merchandize
Pose And Play Photo Studio Blk 4, San Roque, Tarlac
Tut It Photo Copy Center Champaca, San Vicente, Tarlac
Fotolane Enterprises 2/F Aa Bldg C Santos St, Sto Cristo, Tarlac
1.8.5 Tourism
Tourism establishments, man-made or natural, are also available in the City. These would include
museums and historical sites. The table lists these tourism attractions, along with its locations, type
of tourism products and services, accommodation type and name of owner.

Table 1.8.28: Inventory of Tourism Establishments and Service Facilities, 2017
Type of
Tourism
Accommodation Name of
Name of Tourism Attraction Barangay Products Description
Type Owner
and
Services*
Museum
Displays various collection art works, documents and
Tarlac Museum San Vicente C Museum Government
miraculous images.
Contains remnants of vehicles for warfare like tanks, fighter
St. Michael’s Museum (Military Museum/Military
San Miguel C planesand helicopters used during the war and assortment of Government
Museum) Compound
armaments, firearms and ammunitions are displayed.
Offers modern conference facilities, comfy function rooms, a
spacious convention hall, a library containing books and
Aquino
The Aquino Museum San Miguel C memorabilia of the late Pres. Cory Aquino and the late Sen. Museum
Foundation
Ninoy Aquino and mini theater depicting visual dramatization of
the latter’s illustrious life.
Historical Sites
Once became the site of the Phil. Revolutionary Congress of
Tarlac Cathedral – Site of the
1899, the seat of Emilio Aguinaldo’s Revolutionary Government
Philippine Revolutionary Poblacion C Church Church
and the highest Filipino seat of learning when it housed the
Congress of 1899
Literario Scientifico Universidad de Malolos.
Tarlac National High School Established by the Thomasites after the American occupation in
-First public high school 1902, it opened in Sept. 1 1920 with Mr. Frank R. White as the Government
San Vicente C Government School
established in the Philippines principal. It is recognized as the seat of the oldest public school School
under the American Occupation system in the Philippines.
Natural Tourist Attraction
Popularly known as the “Miraculous Spring Well”, the water of Barangay
Dolores Springwell Dolores L Religious Site
which believed to have Healing powers. Property
Man-Made Attractions
Hacienda Luisita Hacienda Luisita – A Cojuangco-owned property where a Golf Course, Park
(Luisita Industrial Park, Golf San Miguel L number of international export producing companies, an 18-hole and Sugar Mill
Course, Luisita Park, holf course, a Beverly Hill type residential estate, world-class
Type of
Tourism
Type Owner
and
Services*
hotels and restaurants and a sugar plantation can be found. Its
internal railways and “bagon trains’ utilized in its resurgence
milling operations similarly has tourism potentials. The official
residence of Gen. Douglas McArthur can also be seen here. Central
Central Azucarera de Tarlac – the largest sugar mill in the city Azucarera De
where educational tours may be arranged. Tarlac
Central Azucarera de Tarlac
Sugar Mill)
Offers modern conference facilities, comfy function rooms, a
spacious convention hall, a library containing books and
Ninoy Aquino Center San Miguel C memorabilia of the late Pres. Cory Aquino and the late Sen. Events Place -
Ninoy Aquino and mini theater depicting visual dramatization
the latter’s illustrious life.
The home of the Northern Luzon Command of the AFP which
features the Eisenhower Tree planted by Col. Dwight
Camp Servillano Aquino San Miguel C Eisenhower, the chief of staff Ge. Douglas McArthur and the Military Compound -
military adviser of Pres. Manuel L. Quezon during Phil.
Commonwealth.
A civic convention center that houses a convention center,
Diwa ng Tarlak San Vicente C Convention Center -
ballroom, trade exhibits hall and a dining facility.
Tarlac Capitol C .
A park which gives grandeur to the Tarlac Provincial Capiol,
Maria Cristina Park San Vicente L named after native Maria Cristina Galang who was crowned Park -
Miss Philippines in 1952
As a place to take a momentary respite along its shaded
Ninoy Aquino Memorial benches. It also has Facilities suited for sport devotes who
Poblacion L Park -
Plazuela wished to play basketball, volleyball, badminton. Also a place
tai-chi and Zumba lovers.
Resorts
Type of
Tourism
Type Owner
and
Services*
A resort with swimming pool, function hall and rooms for all in Resort/Events
ABC Dreamland Resort Care L Linda A. Chua
hilly part of the city. Venue
Resort/Events
Calingcuan Resort Calingcuan L -
Venue
Resort/Events Edgar G. Dao-
ERJ Farm Resort San Jose L
Venue ang
Resort/Events Diosdado
Mango Farm Maliwalo L
Venue Briones
Resort/Events Julieta D.
Romjin Resort Matatalaib L
Venue Dumandan
Resort/Events Roland R.
R.T. Farm Resort San Jose L
Venue Tanedo
Opening in the early 90’s Farmhouse started as one of the first
resorts in Tarlac Frequented by families and friends. With its Resort/Events Ma. Victoroia
San Isidro Farmhouse Resort San Isidro L
cottages and pavilions available to all occasions, it has since Venue Y. Tanedo
become a summer getaway and reunion venue.
Resort/Events
Villa Lorente Resort Matatalaib L -
Venue
Resort/Events
Vista Del Rio Resort San Isidro L -
Venue
Westwood Farm offers a unique opportunity to experience to
Resort/Events Ar. Emerson
Westwood Farm Care L sought after peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of
Venue Sicangco
the city life.
Shopping Malls
Magic Star
Magic Star Supermarket Matatalaib L The first branch of Magic Star Supermarket Supermarket Supermarket
Corp.
Magic Star Mall Cut-Cut I L Established in year 2000, the Magic Star Mall became a Shopping Mall SMCT Realty

Type of
Tourism
Type Owner
and
Services*
household name when it comes to shopping experience. It is Holdings Co.
located at the heart of Tarlac City where schools, offices, and Inc.
different establishments are just a few steps away. The four-
storey shopping complex is known for being the most
accessible shopping center in the city where jeepneys of
different route is just around the mall.
Robinsons Luisita is a famous landmark for people who go to
Baguio, La Union, Pangasinan, Ilocos Region, and other tourist
Robinsons’
destinations up north. For travellers, it is a convenient and
Robinsons’ Supermarket San Miguel L Supermarket Supermarket
highly accessible stopover point whether they’re coming from
Corp.
McArthur Highway or from Subic-Clark Tarlac Expressway
(SCTEX).
SM City Tarlac is a shopping mall owned by SM Prime Sm Prime
SM City San Roque L Shopping Mall
Holdings. It Is the first Sm Supermalls in the province of Tarlac. Holdings, Inc.
Citywalk is the first retail mall in the heart of Tarlac City with an
urban park inside. Filled with wonderful surprises, Citywalk is Citywalk Realty
Citywalk San Roque L Shopping Mall
designed to provide a new dinning and shopping experience & Dev’t. Inc.
with the natural environment.
Palm Core
Metro Shoppers Dept. Store is a family corporation primarily
Metro Shoppers Dept. Store Matatalaib L Shopping Mall Realty & Dev’t.
engaged in retail business
Inc.
Puregold Price, Club, Inc. (“Puregold or “the Company”) was
Puregold Price
Puregold Various Branch L incorporated on September 8, 1998 and opened its first Supermarket
Club Inc.
hypermarket in mandaluyong
*Types of products and services based on Department of Tourism’s National Tourism Development Plan (2011-2016): L – Leisure and Entertainment; C- Cultural
Source: City Tourism Office, 2017

There are various modes of transportation when it comes to the accessibility of the tourist
attractions. Tricycles, public utility vehicles and private vehicles may easily reach the sites. All of
the access roads are cemented and in good condition, accessible all-year round with any type of
vehicle.
Table 1.8.29: Accessibility of Existing Tourism Establishments and Tourist Attractions, 2017
Name of Tourism Means of Transportation Access Road
Accessibility*20
Establishment Available Pavement Condition
Tarlac Museum Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
St. Michael’s Museum
Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
(Military Museum)
The Aquino Museum Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Tarlac Cathedral – Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Tarlac National High School Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Dolores Springwell Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Hacienda Luisita
(Luisita Industrial Park, Golf
Course, Luisita Park, Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Central Azucarera de
Tarlac Sugar Mill)
Ninoy Aquino Center Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Camp Servillano Aquino Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Diwa ng Tarlak Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Tarlac Capitol Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Maria Cristina Park Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Ninoy Aquino Memorial
Plazuela
ABC Dreamland Resort Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Calingcuan Resort Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Mango Farm Tricycle / Private Concrete Good 1
Romjin Resort Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
R.T. Farm Resort Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
San Isidro Farmhouse
Resort
Villa Lorente Resort Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Vista Del Rio Resort Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Magic Star Supermarket Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Magic Star Mall Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Robinsons’ Supermarket Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
20 Accessibility:
1 - accessible all year round by ordinary vehicle
2 - accessible only during the dry season by ordinary vehicle
3 - accessible all year round by 4-wheel drive vehicle only
4 - accessible during the dry season by ordinary vehicle and by wheel drive vehicle only during the wet season
5 - accessible by walking/trekking/climbing only
6 - served by regular transport services (jeepney, tricycle, bus)
7 - served by regular boat service or by contracted boat service
Name of Tourism Means of Transportation Access Road
Accessibility*20
Establishment Available Pavement Condition
SM City Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Citywalk Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Palm Plaza Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
Puregold Tricycle / PUJ / PUB / Private Concrete Good 1
The table below provides details on the number of employees each tourism establishment has.
Table 1.8.30: Inventory of Tourism Establishments and Support Facilities, 2017
Name of Tourism Establishment No. of Employees Markets Catered
Tarlac Museum No Record Local/foreign

St. Michael’s Museum (Military Museum) No Record Local/foreign
The Aquino Museum No Record Local/foreign
Tarlac Cathedral – No Record Local/foreign
Dolores Springwell No Record
Local/foreign
Hacienda Luisita
Golf course – 68
(Luisita Industrial Park, Golf Course, Luisita Local/foreign
CAT - 276
Park, Central Azucarera de Tarlac Sugar Mill)
Ninoy Aquino Center No Record Local/foreign
Camp Servillano Aquino No Record Local/foreign
Diwa ng Tarlak No Record Local/foreign
Tarlac Provincial Capitol No Record Local/foreign
Maria Cristina Park No Record Local/foreign
Ninoy Aquino Memorial Plazuela No Record Local/foreign
ABC Dreamland Resort No Record Local/foreign
Calingcuan Resort No Record Local/foreign
Mango Farm 1 Local/foreign
Romjin Resort 4 Local/foreign
R.T. Farm Resort 7 Local/foreign
San Isidro Farmhouse Resort No Record Local/foreign
Villa Lorente Resort 3 Local/foreign
Vista Del Rio Resort 2 Local/foreign
Magic Star Supermarket 15 Local/foreign
Magic Star Mall 16 Local/foreign
Robinsons’ Supermarket 80 Local/foreign
SM City 36 Local/foreign
Citywalk 1 Local/foreign
Palm Plaza 1 Local/foreign
Puregold 40 Local/foreign

Hotel accommodations are one of the establishments that are frequented by both local and foreign
tourists. A breakdown on the number of tourists received for each of the prominent hotels in the city
is shown below.
Table 1.8.31: Number of Local and Foreign Tourists per Hotel Establishment, 2017
Hotel Establishment Local Foreign
Microtel 8,859 2,077
La Maja Rica Hotel 8,843 2,882
Central Park Hotel 6,858 404
L Square Hotel - -
Tarlac City celebrates fiestas in the city and in each barangay. Below is a table that lists these
celebrations.
Table 1.8.32: Cultural and Tourism Activities/Festivals, 2017

Activity ²Dates Covered
Feast Day of St. Sebastian (Town Fiesta) January 19-20
Kaisa Festival Third week of January
Cityhood Anniversary Celebration Third week of April
Halloween Trick or Treat Last week of October
Adobo Festival Third week of April
Oktober Fest Last week of October
Tourism week Celebration Last week of September
Street Dancing and Parade Competition Third week of January
Angel lantern parade First week of December
Kambingan Festival Third week of April

Figure 1.8.1: Location of Existing Tourism Establishments

1.8.6 Local Economic Sector Analysis

No Sustainability of Dwindling population of the Development of Proactive LGU, DA
Food for the livestock Measures for Poultry and
Population Livestock
- Livestock
- Poultry
Lack of Proactive Dwindling population of the Development of Proactive LGU, DA
Approach towards livestock Measures for Poultry and
Preventive Measures Livestock
in Combating Health
Risks/Hazards of
Poultry and Livestock
Market’s Lack of Poor management of Entrepreneurship Programs from LGU, DTI
Awareness of businesses Government Agencies
Entrepreneurship
Narrow Road Poor traffic condition in Improve road RROW partnered LGU, DPWH
Infrastructure business areas with planning Zoning Ordinance
Lack of Tourist Lack of recognition of tourist Identify new or improve existing LGU, DOT
Destinations destinations as a source of tourist destinations
income
Limited Transportation Difficulty for tourists and Provide shuttles or service LGU, DOTR,
Accessibility to Existing locals to visit without the use vehicles for tourists, partnering DOT
Tourist Destinations of private vehicles with tour agencies
Spread of Fake Cause scares and damage Establish factful information LGU, CIO
News (e.g., Bird Flu) to morale and businesses dissemination and monitoring of
such fake news, especially in
social media
Environmental Decreasing hectarage of Strengthen and strictly implement LGU, DENR,
Impact of Land land devoted to food Zoning Ordinances DAR
Conversions from security
Agricultural to
Commercial or
Residential

1.9 Development Admnistration and Governance
1.9.1 Local Government Structure
1.9.1.1 Organization Structure
The Local Government Code (LGC) of 1991 provides for the political and corporate nature of local
government units. Under Section 15 of the said law it provides that “Every local government unit
created or recognized under this Code is a body politic and corporate endowed with powers to be
exercised by it in conformity with law. As such, it shall exercise powers as a political subdivision of
the national government and as a corporate entity representing the inhabitants of its territory.”
In the case of Republic of the Philippines vs. The City of Davao (G.R. No. 148622. September 12,
2002) it was discussed that Section 15 of Republic Act 7160, otherwise known as the Local
Government Code (LGC), defines a local government unit as a body politic and corporate endowed
with powers to be exercised by it in conformity with law. As such, it performs dual functions,
governmental and proprietary. Governmental functions are those that concern the health, safety
and the advancement of the public good or welfare as affecting the public generally. Proprietary
functions are those that seek to obtain special corporate benefits or earn pecuniary profit and
intended for private advantage and benefit. When exercising governmental powers and performing
governmental duties, an LGU is an agency of the national government. When engaged in
corporate activities, it acts as an agent of the community in the administration of local affairs.
The elective local officials of the LGU are composed of the Mayor, Vice-Mayor and members of the
Sangguniang Panlunsod for the City and the Barangay Chairman and Barangay Kagawad and the
Sangguniang Kabataan for its Barangay. The appointive local officials refer to the mandatory and
optional local officials including those who occupy the plantilla position.
The political structures as provided under the LGC are as follows:
Section 387. Chief Officials and Offices. -

(a) There shall be in each barangay a Punong barangay, seven (7) Sangguniang barangay
members, the Sangguniang Kabataan chairman, a barangay secretary, and a barangay
treasurer.
(b) There shall also be in every barangay a Lupong Tagapamayapa.

Section ___. Officials of the City Government. -
Mandatory Local Officials. The mandatory appointive local officials are present in the local
structure of the City of Tarlac. These include the Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan, the City
Treasurer, City Assessor, City Accountant, City Budget Officer, City Planning and development
Coordinator (CPDC), City Engineer, City Health Officer and City Civil Registrar.
Optional Appointive Local Officials. The optional appointive local officials of Tarlac composed of
the City administrator whose appointment is coterminous with the appointing authority.
City Mayor Hon. Maria Cristina C. Angeles

City Vice-Mayor Hon. Genaro M. Mendoza
Sangguniang Panlungsod Members Hon. Diosdado A. Briones
Hon. Christopher C. Delos Reyes
Hon. Ana A. Aguas
Hon. Glenn Troy S. Caritativo
Hon. Richard B. Diolazo
Hon. Pepito T. Basangan
Hon. Jerome H. Lapeña
Hon. Roel P. Quiroz
Hon. Cesar P. Go
Hon. Vladimir S. Rodriguez
ABC President Hon. Allan “Manchoy” M. Manalang
Secretary to the S.P. Ms. Ma. Theresa DC. Pangilinan

Source: Tarlac City Ecological Profile, 2017
Table 1.9.1: Sangguniang Panlungsod Committee Chairman, July 21, 2016

Regular Committee Chairman
1 Health and Sanitation Hon. Christopher C. Delos Reyes
2 Laws, Rules and Good Government Hon. Vladimir S. Rodriguez III
3 Trade Commerce and Industry Hon. Cesar P. Go
4 Women, Children and Family Hon. Ana A. Aguas
5 Ways and Means Hon. Glenn Troy S. Caritativo
6 Peace and Order and Public Safety Hon. Richard B. Diolazo
7 Education and Culture Hon. Ana A. Aguas
8 Transportation Hon. Vladimir S. Rodriguez III
9 Environment and Natural Resources Hon. Diosdado A. Briones
10 Budget, Finance and Appropriations Hon. Vladimir S. Rodriguez III
11 Market, Slaughterhouse and Other Economic Enterprise Hon. Ana A. Aguas
12 Social Services Hon. Christopher C. Delos Reyes
13 Human Rights and Social Justice Hon. Jerome H. Lapeña
14 Labor and Employment Hon. Pepito T. Basangan

Regular Committee Chairman
15 Agriculture & Livestock Development Hon. Pepito T. Basangan
16 Public Works Hon. Roel P. Quiroz
17 Communications and Information Technology Hon. Richard B. Diolazo
18 Housing, Land Use & Urban Planning Hon. Ana A. Aguas
19 Barangay Affairs Hon. Allan “Manchoy” Manalang
20 Sports and Youth Development Hon. Christopher C. Delos Reyes
Source: Tarlac City Ecological Profile, 2017
Table 1.9.2: Offices and Department Heads

Office/Department Department Head
City Budget Office Romeo J. De Leon
City Cooperative and Enterprise Development Office Mina C. Tanedo
City Environment and Natural Resources Office Albert P Tanedo
City General Services Office Reymar C. Razon
City Health Office Ma. Carmela L. Go
City Human Resource Management Office Emmy Lou S.F. Sicangco
City Information Officer
City Legal Office Joselito Castro
City Planning and Development Office Eduardo T. Quintero
City Social Welfare and Development Office Jimbo Y.Soriano
Office of the City Accountant Roland S. Domingo
Office of the City Administrator Numer P. Lobo
Office of the City Agriculturist Susan P. Concepcion
Office of the City Architect Primo R. Dungca
Office of the City Assessor Edgardo C. Cullarin
Office of the City Civil Registrar Armin Leonardo F. Ibarra
Office of the City Engineer Jesus P. Cawigan
Office of the City Mayor Maria Cristina C. Angeles
Office of the City Population Commission Officer Augusto S. Bautista Jr.
Office of the City Treasurer Agnes S. Torres
Office of the City Veterinarian Julieta R. Parairo
Office of the City Vice Mayor Genaro R. Mendoza
SP Secretary Ma. Theresa D. Pangilinan
Source: City Human Resource Management Office, 2018
Table 1.9.3: List of Officials and Corresponding Functions

Department/ Office Function
Mayor's Office Exercises general supervision and control over all programs, projects,
services, and activities of the City government; Exercise the power and
functions for effective and economical governance
Sangguniang Panlunsod As the legislative body of the City government, it is primarily responsible
for the enactment of ordinances and adoption of resolutions for the
general welfare of the City and its inhabitants in accordance with the
Local Government Code of 1991 and other national laws.
Human Resource Plans and directs the personnel program for the City, maintain liaison
Management Office primarily to the Civil Service Commission as the central personnel
Department/ Office Function
agency and other government agencies in behalf of the Local
Government Unit
City Planning and Formulates integrated economic, social, physical, and other
Development Office development plans and policies for consideration of the local
government development council
City Civil Registrar The office is responsible for the civil registration program of the City
City Budget Office The City Budget Office is in-charge of the preparation of documents
relative to budgetary matters; Render fiscal services by analyzing and
controlling disbursements in accordance with Approved Annual and
Supplemental Budget; Conduct a study and evaluate budgetary
implications regarding proposal for legislative and executive action and
submit recommendation thereon.
City Accounting Office Takes charge of the accounting and internal audit services of the LGU
City Treasury Collects taxes, fees and other obligations; Make disbursement in
accordance with Commission on Audit (COA) rules and regulations;
Quotation of all properties of the City Government.
City Assessor's Office Ensures the mandate of the law and policies governing the appraisal
and assessment of the real properties for taxation purposes are
properly executed
City Agriculturist Office Provides Agricultural Extension services
City Health Office Takes care of the delivery of optimum health care to the people
City Social Welfare and The LGU's primary welfare agency responsible for uplifting the living
Development Office condition and improving the quality of life of the poorest sector of the
population through its various programs and services
City Engineering Office Provides engineering services to the City including investigation and
survey, engineering designs, feasibility studies and project
management.
Market and Slaughterhouse Controls supervision, implementation and management of public market
affairs
1.9.1.2 Organizational Structure
The organizational structure of the municipality follows that of the local government structure stated
in the Local Government Code of 1991 which is governed by the city mayor, the Sangguniang
Panlungsod as the legislative body, including the required city officials. Below is the organizational
chart of the Local Government of Tarlac City which includes all the departments, committees and
local special bodies.

1.9.1.1 Distribution of Personnel by Office and Eligibility
There are 821 permanent employees in the LGU from different departments. 46 of them have first
level career service eligibility, 152 have second level career service eligibility, 68 falls under RA
1080, 2 are under PD 907, 10 SP Members are under RA 10156, and 381 do not have any career
service eligibility.

Table 1.9.4: Total Number of Permanent Employees by Office and Civil Service Eligibility
Civil Service Eligibility
Number of
Office/Department Barangay Official
Employees Professional Sub Professional RA 1080 PD 907 RA 10156 CESO None
Eligibility
City Budget Office 13 5 1 2 1 0 0 0 4
City Cooperative and Enterprise
50 10 4 1 3 1 0 1 30
Development Office
City Environment and Natural
51 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Resources Office
City General Services Office 30 7 1 2 1 0 0 0 19
City Health Office 127 2 4 88 1 0 0 0 32
City Human Resource
16 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 7
Management Office
City Information Officer 12 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 4
City Legal Office 10 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 5
City Planning and Development
11 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 5
Office
City Social Welfare and
27 2 1 7 0 0 0 0 17
Development Office
Office of the City Accountant 31 12 3 1 0 0 0 0 15
Office of the City Administrator 23 8 1 1 0 1 0 0 12
Office of the City Agriculturist 25 6 1 18 0 0 0 0 0
Office of the City Architect 13 3 2 4 0 0 0 0 4
Office of the City Assessor 14 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 6
Office of the City Civil Registrar 18 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 9
Office of the City Engineer 65 6 4 16 0 0 0 0 39
Office of the City Mayor 156 20 5 12 1 0 0 0 118
Office of the City Population
4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3
Commission Officer
Office of the City Treasurer 62 29 11 1 4 0 0 0 17
Office of the City Veterinarian 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

Civil Service Eligibility
Number of
Office/Department Barangay Official
Employees Professional Sub Professional RA 1080 PD 907 RA 10156 CESO None
Eligibility
Office of the City Vice Mayor 6 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 3
Office of the Sangguniang
31 0 0 1 0 0 10 0 20
Panlungsod
Office of the Sangguniang
21 8 1 3 0 0 0 0 9
Panlungsod Secretary

1.9.2 Local Councils, Special Bodies & Committees
Standing Committees of the Sangguniang Panlunsod. There are 12 standing committees in the
SB of the City of Tarlac. These committees are listed in the table below:
Table 1.9.5: Sangguniang Panlunsod Committees

Committee Chairperson
Committee on Health and Sanitation Coun. Christopher Delos Reyes
Committee on Social Services
Committee on Sports and Youth Development
Committee on Laws, Rules, and Good Governance Coun. Vladimir S. Rodriguez
Committee on Transportation
Committee on Finance Budget and Appropriations
Committee on Livelihood, Cooperatives, Entrepreneurship
Development, and Overseas Filipino Workers (Special
Committee)
Committee on Trade, Commerce, and Industry Coun. Cesar P. Go
Committee on Tourism (Special Committee)
Committee on Women, Children, and Family Coun. Ana A. Aguas
Committee on Education and Culture
Committee on Market and Slaughter House, and other
Economic Enterprises
Committee on Housing, Land Use Urban Planning
Committee on Urban Poor (Special Committee)
Committee on Ways and Means Coun. Glenn Troy S. Caritativo
Committee on Peace and Order and Public Safety Coun. Richard B. Diolazo
Committee on Communications and Information Technology
Committee on Senior Citizen (Special Committee)
Committee on Environment and Natural Resources Coun. Diosdado A. Briones
Committee on Human Rights and Social Justice Coun. Dr. Jerome H. Lapeña
Committee on Labor and Employment Coun. Pepito T. Basangan
Committee on Agriculture and Livestock Development
Committee on Public Works Coun. Roel P. Quiroz
Committee on Games and Amusement (Special Committee)
Committee on Barangay Affairs Coun. Allan M. Manalang
Ad-Hoc Committee on Accreditation Vice Mayor Genaro M. Mendoza
Source: Sangguniang Panlunsod, 2017

1.9.3 Local Development Council
City Development Council
Chairman - Hon. Maria Cristina C. Angeles, City Mayor

Members - Hon. Vladimir S. Rodriguez, City Councilor and Chairman of the SP
Committee on Appropriations
- Hon. Victor A. Yap, Representative – 2nd District of Tarlac
- Hon. Allan M. Manalang, President – Liga ng mga Barangay
- Atty. Numer P. Lobo, City Administrator
- Romeo J. De Leon, City Budget Officer
- Lynn Paz C. Dela Cruz, City Treasurer
- Joselito C. Castro, City Legal Officer
Non-Government Organizations/Civil Society Organizations
The President, Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry – Tarlac

The President, Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce – Tarlac
The President, Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants – Tarlac
The President, ONE Tarlac Inc.
The President, Soroptimist International
The President, Federation of Senior Citizens of the Philippines – Tarlac
The Chairman, Tarlac Agricultural Technologists MPC
The Chairman, Amucao Seed Growers’ Agro-Industrial Cooperative
The President, Personnel Management Association of the Philippines
The President, Samahang Tarlac Council Farmers Irrigators, Inc.
The President, United Care of Tarlac Foundation Inc.
The President, Bosconian “Boss Ka Nyan, Inc.”
The President, Tarlac City Confederation of TODA Inc.
The President, OFW Family Circle
The President, Bulong Third World Environmentalist Inc.
The President, Samahan ng mga may Kapansanan
The President, Mango Seed Project, Inc.
The President, Katipunan ng mga Bagong Pilipina

All Barangay Chairman
(Does not include the President of the Liga ng mga Barangay who is among the core members)
Secretariat
Chairman - Eduardo T. Quintero, City Planning and Development Coordinator

Members - Annalita Torres, City Planning and Development Office
Jethro Capiendo, City Planning and Development Office
April Gerfi Canlas, City Administrator’s Office
Marivic Reyes, City Administrator’s Office
Dhejie Ocampo, Community Affairs Division
Source: Executive Order No. 014, Series of 2016
Bids and Awards Committee (BAC)
Head - Cesarina S. Macuha, City General Services Office

Members - Bryan C. Mendoza, City General Services Office
Myrene A. Mesina, City General Services Office
Olivia A. Dacio, City General Services Office
Maricris Co, City Mayor’s Office
City School Board

Co-Chairman - Alberto P. Saludez, Ph.D. – Tarlac City Schools Division Superintendent
Members - Hon. Ana A. Aguas, Chairman – S.P. Committee on Education
Atty. Numer P. Lobo, City Administrator
Romeo J. De Leon, City Budget Officer
Lynn Paz C. Dela Cruz, City Treasurer
Glenn Cortez, Representative – Public School Teachers’ Organization
Menardo Buena, President – Federation of Parents-Teachers
Association (Tarlac City)

City Health Board

Vice-Chairman - Dr. Ma. Carmela L. Go, City Health Officer
Members - Hon. Christopher Delos Reyes, Chairman – S.P. Committee on Health
Representative, Department of Health
The President, Tarlac Medical Society
The President, Tarlac Dental Association
The President, Tarlac Association of Pharmacists
The President, ONE Tarlac Inc.
The President, Tarlac Women’s Organization
The President, Federation of Senior Citizens - Tarlac
City Peace and Order Council

Members - Hon. Richard G. Diolazo, Chairperson – SP Committee on
Peace and Order
Hon. Winston N. Torres, Representative – Liga ng mga Barangay
Atty. Numer P. Lobo, City Administrator
Atty. Joselito C. Castro, City Legal Officer
Jimbo Y. Soriano, OIC – City Social Welfare and Dev’t Office
Vlademir Marquez, OIC – City Information Office
Hensel Quilling, CDRRMC
Dir. Danilo C. Rillera, CLGOO – DILG, Tarlac City
PSUPT. Bayani M. Razalan, Tarlac City PNP Chief
SPO4 Alejandro O. Listerio, PNP, Ret. TMD Chief, POSO
C/Insp. Jimmy C. Suba, City Fire Marshall
C/Insp. Richard D. Kho, BJMP Chief
Lorina V. Ledesma Ph.D, Chief of Staff, Mayor’s Office and BPLD Head
Lisa Olinares – Agliam, Acting City Prosecutor
Alberto P. Saludez, Ph.D. – Tarlac City Schools Division Superintendent
Representative of the National Bureau of Investigation
Representative of the Armed Forced of the Philippines

President, Philippine Chamber of Commerce & Industry – Tarlac
President, ONE Tarlac
Marina P. Magdangal, President – Kaisa Women’s Organization
1.9.4 Local Fiscal Management
1.9.4.1 Internal Revenue Allotment
Table 1.9.6: Internal Revenue Allotment

YEAR AMOUNT (PhP)
2014 610,098,263.00
2015 696,832,710.00
2016 762,153,649.00
2017 855,335,393.00
2018 918,545,588.00
Source: City Budget Office, 2018
1.9.4.2 Income and Expenditures
The local fiscal management must include the status of financial health, revenues by sources, and
expenditures. The annual budget for the fiscal year will cover all the various expenditures from
offices that provides general services, education, culture & sports, manpower development, health,
nutrition and population control, labor and employment, social services and social welfare, housing
& community development, economic services and other operating services of the city.
For 2016, the total operating income from local and external sources is Php 1,220,580,113.39 and
Php 1,374,344,860.89 for 2017. The largest proportion of the city’s operating expenditures was
spent on general public services and no expenditures from labor and employment and housing and
community development.

Table 1.9.7: Statement of Receipts and Expenditures, 2016
Particulars Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total
LOCAL SOURCES 231,725,861.06 62,533,791.80 52,429,500.50 56,363,873.83 403,053,027.19
TAX REVENUE 193,812,395.74 48,756,758.61 39,486,104.64 40,571,218.78 322,626,477.77
Real Property Tax 50,036,139.46 9,811,373.94 5,014,245.84 9,683,822.63 74,545,581.87
Tax on Business 135,940,289.19 33,821,793.00 31,896,425.90 28,237,752.20 229,896,260.29
Other Taxes 7,835,967.09 5,123,591.67 2,575,432.90 2,649,643.95 18,184,635.61
NON-TAX REVENUE 37,913,465.32 13,777,033.19 12,943,395.86 15,792,655.05 80,426,549.42
Regulatory Fees (Permit and Licenses) 21,060,189.59 5,547,181.66 4,816,926.91 4,081,335.51 35,505,633.67
Service/User Charges (Service Income) 10,373,843.18 1,469,860.98 1,961,829.81 1,614,554.93 15,420,088.90
Receipts from Economic Enterprises (Business
6,225,775.50 5,837,023.72 5,823,308.92 9,733,072.34 27,619,180.48
Income)
253,657.05 922,966.83 341,330.22 363,692.27 1,881,646.37
EXTERNAL SOURCES 197,644,593.29 200,100,738.16 211,752,213.48 208,029,541.27 817,527,086.20
Internal Revenue Allotment 190,538,412.00 190,538,412.00 190,538,412.00 190,538,412.00 762,153,648.00
Other Shares from National Tax Collections 7,106,181.29 9,562,326.16 21,213,801.48 17,491,129.27 55,373,438.20
Inter-Local Transfer - - - - -
Extraordinary Receipts / Grants / Donations /
- - - - -
Aids
TOTAL CURRENT OPERATING INCOME 429,370,454.35 262,634,529.96 264,181,713.98 264,393,415.10 1,220,580,113.39
General Public Services 74,148,534.90 113,406,930.19 57,650,135.42 131,725,538.10 376,931,138.61
Education, Culture & Sports/ Manpower
9,263,090.31 1,063,577.00 606,700.00 140,000.00 11,073,367.31
Development
Health, Nutrition & Population Control 12,490,859.63 15,894,173.54 12,765,588.07 15,856,884.05 57,007,505.29
Labor & Employment - - - - -
Housing & Community Development - - - - -
Social Services & Social Welfare 13,559,555.53 3,389,581.47 2,694,417.22 3,911,018.27 23,554,572.49
Economic Services 22,369,569.00 30,196,913.72 25,485,200.59 32,994,979.89 111,046,663.20
Debt Service (FE) (Interest Expense & Other
9,265,621.77 8,179,533.20 11,592,199.28 7,589,412.40 36,626,766.65
Charges)

TOTAL CURRENT OPERATING EXPENDITURES 141,097,231.14 172,130,709.12 110,794,240.58 192,217,832.71 616,240,013.55
NET OPERATING INCOME/(LOSS) FROM
288,273,223.21 90,503,820.84 153,387,473.40 72,175,582.39 604,340,099.84
CURRENT OPERATIONS
CAPITAL/INVESTMENT RECEIPTS - - - -
-
Proceeds from Sale of Assets - - - - -
Proceeds from Sale of Debt Securities of Other
- - - - -
Entities
Collection of Loans Receivables - - - -
-
RECEIPTS FROM LOANS AND BORROWINGS 81,496,370.88 - 81,496,370.88
- -
Acquisition of Loans 81,496,370.88 - 81,496,370.88
- -
Issuance of Bonds - -
- - -
OTHER NON-INCOME RECEIPTS - - - -
-
TOTAL NON-INCOME RECEIPTS 81,496,370.88 - - 81,496,370.88
-
CAPITAL/INVESTMENT EXPENDITURES 43,267,018.82 112,150,487.65 3,498,102.20 2,887,282.90 161,802,891.57
Purchase/Construct of Property Plant and
43,267,018.82 112,150,487.65 3,498,102.20 2,887,282.90 161,802,891.57
Equipment (Capital Outlay)
Purchase of Debt Securities of Other Entities
- - - -
(Investment Outlay) -
Grant/Make Loan to Other Entities (Investment
- - - -
Outlay) -
DEBT SERVICE (Principal Cost) 26,784,550.67 22,683,112.64 32,617,356.92 23,023,879.63 105,108,899.86
Payment of Loan Amortization 26,784,550.67 22,683,112.64 32,617,356.92 23,023,879.63 105,108,899.86
Retirement/Redemption of Bonds/Debt Securities - - - - -
OTHER NON-OPERATING EXPENDITURES 341,387.84 - - - 341,387.84

TOTAL NON-OPERATING EXPENDITURES 70,392,957.33 134,833,600.29 36,115,459.12 25,911,162.53 267,253,179.27
NET INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN FUNDS 217,880,265.88 37,166,591.43 117,272,014.28 46,264,419.86 418,583,291.45
ADD: CASH BALANCE, BEGINNING 257,685,002.71 257,685,002.71 257,685,002.71 257,685,002.71 1,030,740,010.84
FUNDS AVAILABLE 475,565,268.59 294,851,594.14 374,957,016.99 303,949,422.57 1,449,323,302.29
Less: Payment of Prior Year Accounts Payable 180,025,079.51 16,529,417.75 - - 196,554,497.26
CONTINUING APPROPRIATION - - - - -
FUND BALANCE, END 295,540,189.08 278,322,176.39 374,957,016.99 303,949,422.57 1,252,768,805.03
Source: Bureau of Local Government Finance, Department of Finance and City Treasury, 2016

Table 1.9.8: Statement of Receipts and Expenditures, 2017
LOCAL SOURCES 267,732,235.21 58,856,400.87 69,537,961.14 51,402,680.56 447,529,277.78
TAX REVENUE 219,864,914.32 42,154,561.62 52,129,768.32 35,717,885.64 349,867,129.90
Real Property Tax 47,800,873.64 6,838,906.64 6,585,503.55 5,749,387.11 66,974,670.94
Tax on Business 161,959,866.03 32,306,549.58 41,762,797.39 26,210,775.72 262,239,988.72
Other Taxes 10,104,174.65 3,009,105.40 3,781,467.38 3,757,722.81 20,652,470.24
NON-TAX REVENUE 47,867,320.89 16,701,839.25 17,408,192.82 15,684,794.92 97,662,147.88
Regulatory Fees (Permit and Licenses) 22,199,359.99 6,316,739.67 6,215,125.20 4,540,343.72 39,271,568.58
Service/User Charges (Service Income) 14,373,647.49 2,031,164.58 2,130,289.47 1,460,810.18 19,995,911.72
Receipts from Economic Enterprises (Business Income) 10,765,078.82 7,997,808.19 8,510,441.60 9,087,616.70 36,360,945.31
529,234.59 356,126.81 552,336.55 596,024.32 2,033,722.27
EXTERNAL SOURCES 221,480,281.07 230,435,541.59 235,919,485.86 238,980,274.59 926,815,583.11
Internal Revenue Allotment 213,834,857.80 213,833,847.80 213,833,847.00 213,833,847.00 855,336,399.60
Other Shares from National Tax Collections 7,645,423.27 16,601,693.79 22,085,638.86 25,146,427.59 71,479,183.51
Inter-Local Transfer - - - - -
Extraordinary Receipts/Grants/Donations/Aids - - - - -
TOTAL CURRENT OPERATING INCOME 489,212,516.28 289,291,942.46 305,457,447.00 290,382,955.15 1,374,344,860.89
General Public Services 170,932,753.91 136,484,427.55 160,990,186.57 197,672,680.54 666,080,048.57
Education, Culture & Sports/ Manpower Development 23,333,085.48 5,956,153.28 137,995.05 94,669.92 29,521,903.73
Health, Nutrition & Population Control 19,699,681.60 16,860,623.35 12,506,223.52 16,364,177.90 65,430,706.37
Labor & Employment - - - - -
Housing & Community Development - - - - -
Social Services & Social Welfare 3,222,262.54 4,336,080.77 3,205,640.43 5,171,837.46 15,935,821.20
Economic Services 28,238,625.84 35,543,910.27 37,195,768.92 39,193,930.07 140,172,235.10
Debt Service (FE) (Interest Expense & Other Charges) 2,776,575.59 6,789,690.41 7,039,231.15 6,940,572.42 23,546,069.57
TOTAL CURRENT OPERATING EXPENDITURES 248,202,984.96 205,970,885.63 221,075,045.64 265,437,868.31 940,686,784.54
NET OPERATING INCOME/(LOSS) FROM CURRENT
241,009,531.32 83,321,056.83 84,382,401.36 24,945,086.84 433,658,076.35
OPERATIONS

CAPITAL/INVESTMENT RECEIPTS - - - - -
Proceeds from Sale of Assets - - - - -
Proceeds from Sale of Debt Securities of Other Entities - - - -
-
Collection of Loans Receivables - - - -
-
RECEIPTS FROM LOANS AND BORROWINGS - - - -
-
Acquisition of Loans - - - -
-
Issuance of Bonds - - - -
-
OTHER NON-INCOME RECEIPTS - - - -
-
TOTAL NON-INCOME RECEIPTS - - - -
-
CAPITAL/INVESTMENT EXPENDITURES 5,504,605.80 10,159,646.96 20,867,927.10 106,224,338.67 142,756,518.53
Purchase/Construct of Property Plant and Equipment
5,504,605.80 10,159,646.96 20,867,927.10 106,224,338.67 142,756,518.53
(Capital Outlay)
Purchase of Debt Securities of Other Entities (Investment
- - - - -
Outlay)
Grant/Make Loan to Other Entities (Investment Outlay) - - - - -
DEBT SERVICE (Principal Cost) - - - - -
Payment of Loan Amortization - - - - -
Retirement/Redemption of Bonds/Debt Securities - - - - -
OTHER NON-OPERATING EXPENDITURES - - - - -
TOTAL NON-OPERATING EXPENDITURES 5,504,605.80 10,159,646.96 20,867,927.10 106,224,338.67 142,756,518.53
NET INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN FUNDS 235,504,925.52 73,161,409.87 63,514,474.26 -81,279,251.83 290,901,557.82
ADD: CASH BALANCE, BEGINNING 208,296,286.53 273,824,736.38 208,296,286.53 273,824,736.38 964,242,045.82

FUNDS AVAILABLE 443,801,212.05 346,986,146.25 271,810,760.79 192,545,484.55 1,255,143,603.64
Less: Payment of Prior Year Accounts Payable - - - - -
CONTINUING APPRORPIATION - - - -
FUND BALANCE, END 443,947,975.02 346,986,146.25 272,078,518.47 192,545,484.55 1,255,558,124.29
Source: Bureau of Local Government Finance, Department of Finance and City Treasury, 2017

1.9.5 Development Legislation
1.9.5.1 Resolutions and Ordinances
Table 1.9.9: Number of Resolutions and Ordinances

2016 2017
Total Number of Sangguniang Panlungsod Resolutions 383 336
Total Number of Sangguniang Panlungsod Municipal Ordinances 13 30
Total Number of Sangguniang Panlungsod Appropriation Ordinances 7 6
Source: Office of the Sangguniang Panglungsod Secretary, 2017
1.9.6 Networking and Linkages
There is an existing sister city relationship with local and foreign government units. Hon. Yeh Man-
Ying, Mayor of Changhua City, Taiwan Province, Republic of China and Hon. Jose G. Macapinlac,
Mayor of Tarlac, Province of Tarlac, Republic of the Philippines signed the Sister Covenant and
was witnessed by representatives and business sector leaders on April 25, 1990 in Changhua City,
Taiwan Province, Republic of China. The enactment of a resolution was adopted by Hon. Mayor
Yeh Man-Ying of Changhua City and the award was presented on the Coronation Night of the
Tarlac Town Fiesta on January 20, 1991. Another sister covenant was signed and witness by local
government officials of Palayan City and Tarlac City on January 2002.
According to the office of the Sangguiniang Panlungsod, there are 47 accredited NGOs and POs in
Tarlac City. These NGOs/POs have great influence on citizens behavior in various aspects
depending on the focus field.
List of accredited NGOs and POs for CY 2016-2017

1. San Vicente OFW Family Inc.
2. Phil. Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Tarlac Province
3. Personnel Management Association of the Philippines
4. Federation of Senior Citizens of the Philippines
5. Tarlac Downtown Public Market Vendors Association
6. Samahan Ng Mga May Kapansanan (SAMAKA) Lungsod ng Tarlac, Inc.
7. Farmers Tarlac Irrigatiors Association (FIA)
8. Mango Seed Grower Inc.
9. Maligaya Riders’ Club
10. San Rafael Senior Citizens Association, Inc.
11. United Care of Tarlac Foundation, Inc.

12. Katipunan ng mga Bagong Pilipina (KABAPA)
13. Tarlac Agricultural Technologist Primary Multi-Purpose Cooperative Inc.
14. 522CB Enlisted Personnel Retiree Association, Inc.
15. Bulong Third World Environmentalist Inc.
16. DPCH Sta. Catalina TODA Inc.
17. Amucao Seed Grower Agro-Industrial Cooperative
18. Tarlac City Confederation of TODA Inc.
19. Bosconian “Boss Ka Nyan” Inc.
20. Soroptimist International of Tarlac
21. Hacienda Luisita Riders’ Club
22. One Tarlac Inc.
23. Institute of Civil Engineers, Inc. Tarlac Chapter
24. Kingsway Fellowship International Philippines Inc.
25. Bagong Barrio, Sapang Maragul, Resettlement Operators and Drivers’ Association
26. San Miguel Armenia Tricycle and Drivers’ Association (SATODA)
27. Sapang Maragul Tarlac City Tricycle Operators and Drivers’ Association Inc.
28. Matatalaib, Macabulos, Northern Hills PUJ Operators and Drivers’ Association Inc.
29. Central and Northern Luzon Filipino Chinese Grand Mason Inc.
30. Salapungan Tricycle Operators and Drivers’ Association Inc.
31. Robertsville Tarikan Tricycle Operators and Drivers’ Association of Tarlac City Inc.
32. GPTA Sto. Cristo Integrated School
33. Metro Town United Tricycle Operators and Drivers’ Association
34. Guardian Back Up Force International – Tarlac Chapter
35. SJDM Maunlad Farmers’ Association
36. San Juan De Mata Farmers’ Association Inc.
37. Sto. Nino Farmers’ Irrigators Association
38. Ginintuang Butil Farmers’ Association Inc.
39. Tarlac Okra Growers PMPC
40. Our Lady of Lourdes Agrarian Reform Cooperative (OLLARC)
41. San Pascual, Lalopac, Plac-palac
42. Makabagong Magsasaka ng Batang-batang
43. Dalayap Tarlac Farmer Irrigators Association Inc.
44. Sto. Domingo Purok I Farmers’ Association, Inc.
45. Amucao East Farmer Irrigators Association Inc.
46. Sinait Agriculture Cooperative
47. Bantog Magsikap Farmers’ Association Inc.
Source: Tarlac City Sangguniang Panlungsod
1.9.7 Local Governance
During the past few years, the City has been struggling when it comes to good governance by the
lack of the Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) by the Department of Local and Interior
Government(DILG) as guided by the Memorandum Circular No. 2014-39: 2014 Seal of Good Local
Governance: Pagkilala sa Katapatan at Kahusayan ng Pamahalaang Lokal.
The past year, however, the City has complied with the Full Disclosure Policy of local budgets,
finances, bids and public offerings, annual budget, statement of receipt and expenditures, annual
procurement plans, bid result on civil works, goods and services, and consulting services, among
others. Satisfying such rules and guidelines led the City to getting the grant of the Seal of Good
Financial Housekeeping by the DILG.
When it comes to disaster preparedness, the City is compliant with the minimum standards as the
City has a Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (LDRRMC) which ensures that
structures, plans and systems are in place when it comes to dealing with disasters.
The City government has also been responsive to vulnerable sectors like the women, children,
senior citizens, and persons with disability. These groups have been provided with access to
justice, quality public health facilities, support to basic education, privileged access for PWDs,
senior citizens, and pregnant women in front line services, facilities to enhance the mobility of the
PWDs. The improved provision of these basic services has been made possible through the 7-in-1
Angel Care and the participatory governance with the representation from non-government
organizations.

1.9.8 Seal of Good Local Governance Indicators
The following indicators are the items that the City Government needs to meet for good
governance:
• On Disaster Preparedness:
• National Gawad Kalasag Awardee
• Organized Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office (LDRRMO)
• Presence of Plans
• Search and Rescue Team organized, equipped, and trained
• On Social Protection
• Presence of a mechanism on violence against women and children
• Aligned DepEd Local School Board (LSB) Plan and reached target completion
rate
• Has an updated Local Code for Children
• On Business-friendliness and Competitiveness
• Finalist on Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry(PCCI) Most Business
Friendly Local Government Units (LGUs)
• Top 50 on the Competitiveness of National Competitiveness Council (NCC)
1.9.9 Local Administration and Finance Analysis

Outdated Local Revenue Lower revenue Update Local Revenue LGU
Code and Schedule of Code and Schedule of
Market Value Market Value
High incidence of tax Low revenue from taxes Adjust tax rates and LGU
delinquencies give tax incentives
Complicated accreditation Low number of accredited Implement better LGU
requirements for NGOs NGOs and POs can lead to process of accreditation
and POs lower participation rate.

2.0 Comprehensive Land Use Plan
2.1 Planning Context
The CLUP of Tarlac City is created within the context of the development plans of the national,
regional, and provincial governments.
2.1.1 National
According to the National Government’s Philippine Development Plan (PDP): Ambisyon Natin
2040, the following phrase reflects what millions of Filipinos want by 2040:
“In 2040, we will all enjoy a stable and comfortable lifestyle, secure in the knowledge
that we have enough for our daily needs and unexpected expenses, that we can plan
and prepare for our own and our children’s future. Our family lives together in a place
of our own, and we have the freedom to go where we desire, protected and enabled
by a clean, efficient, and fair government.”
2.1.2 Regional
In relation to the PDP, developments in Central Luzon is also governed by its Regional
Development Plans (RDPs) 2017-2022 as released by NEDA.
“NEDA 3 intends to place regional development at the center of the region’s

socioeconomic development strategy. By creating more jobs, improving social
services, encouraging innovation and connecting the countryside to growth centers,
we will reduce poverty and accelerate development in rural areas.
The RDPs will also prioritize accelerating infrastructure development, protecting our
natural resources, addressing criminality and illegal drugs, and ensuring peace and
security in the regions.”

2.1.3 Provincial
Furthermore, the Province of Tarlac, with its Provincial Development and Physical Framework Plan
(PDPFP) 2018-2027 is guided by its vision:
“A resilient Tarlac with a diversified and integrated rurban economy, nested in an

ecologically sound environment, governed by accountable citizenry towards
sustainable and inclusive growth”
2.2 Vision
Based on the above development goals of the national, regional and provincial government, the
vision of Tarlac City is hereby stated as follows:
MAGKAISA! Tarlac City: A Clean and Emerging Economic Giant at the Heart of Central Luzon,
Home to Empowered, Resilient and Secured Citizenry.
Towards this end, the following development strategies and concept plans were developed, and the
general land use plan will be implemented consistent with the role of Tarlac City in the overall
development of the Province, the Region, and the country.
2.3 Development Strategies
Tarlac City will undertake strategies which are anchored on the National Philippine Development
Plan dubbed as “AmBisyon 204021” where by 2040, Filipinos enjoy a strongly rooted, comfortable,
and secure life.
According to “AmBisyon 2040,” by 2040, Filipinos will be strongly rooted (matatag), comfortable
(maginhawa), and comfortable (pantag)
“Filipinos are strongly rooted: Matatag. Filipino families live together; there is work-life balance
so that there is time to spend with family even for members who work. On weekends, families and
friends enjoy time together in parks and recreational centers. It is a high-trust society with a strong
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sense of community. There are volunteer opportunities, and Filipinos spend time to serve the
community, help others who are in need, and contribute to various causes.
Filipinos are comfortable: Maginhawa. No one is poor, no one is ever hungry. Filipino families
live in comfortable homes with the desired amenities and secure tenure . Families and friends are
within reach because transport is convenient and affordable, and they can take a vacation together
within the country and abroad. Children receive quality education so that they realize their full
potentials and become productive members of society. Decent jobs that bring sustainable income
are available, including opportunities for entrepreneurship.
Filipinos are secure: Panatag. Filipinos feel secure over their entire lifetime. They expect to live
long and enjoy a comfortable life upon retirement. There are resources to cover unexpected
expenses, and there are savings. They feel safe in all places in the country. Filipinos trust their
government because it is free of corruption and provides service to all its citizens equally .”

2.4 Development Concept and Structure Plan
This portion of the plan establishes the development thrust and spatial strategies which are critical
in the determining the future development of Tarlac City in consideration of its new vision and
mission, new goals and objectives, its resources, potentials and constraints. It explores a preferred
development thrust and spatial strategy which will guide the preparation of the Land Use Plan .
Integrated in this portion are the suggestions and comments from the technical working team of
Tarlac City as well as the stakeholders during the Spatial Planning Workshop in the preparation of
the Land Use Plan. The output Structure Plan during the consultation shall be applied in the city for
its development within the next 10 years starting 2018 to 2027 and is shown on Figure __:

Figure 2.1: Structure Plan, 2018-2027

2.5 The Land Use Plan
2.5.1 Detailed Land Use Allocation
Land Supply. The stakeholders utilized sieve mapping technique to calculate and determine
available land for future expansion that has the least constraints. Geographic Information System
(GIS) software was also employed to assist the TWG in the conduct of sieve analysis to identify
exact location, boundaries and sizes of expansion areas within the city.
The following factors were used to estimate the remaining land supply for expansion using GIS
software:
Total Land Area: 27,466.00 hectares

Less: Existing Built-up Area
Flood-prone Areas (High Susceptibility)
Military Reservation
Waterways and Legal Easement
10,488.39 hectares
Net Buildable Area
For Future Urban Expansion: 16,977.61 hectares
During the conduct of planning workshops and data gathering, a GIS map was obtained from the
CDRMMO with an estimated land area of 26,107 hectares. However, based on the old CLUP of the
city, the total land area is 27,466.00 hectares while the same source stated that the total land area
is 42,550.00. For planning purposes, the map obtained from the CDRMMO for sieve analysis was
used since the LGU has no official map in GIS format. Thus, using this information and by
performing map overlay analysis using GIS, the net buildable area for future urban expansion is
16,977.61 hectares. Please refer to Figure 2.2.
Liquefaction-prone areas, which cover eastern portion of city based on the available records of the
Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, were not considered as a limiting factor during
the sieve analysis. However, this factor is still important and should be given consideration since it
will have a big impact on the future development of the City.

Figure 2.2: Location of Buildable Areas for Future Expansion, Tarlac City

Estimating Land Demand
Population Projection. The Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) approach was used in
defining the City’s population. Using this method, the population is projected to grow at an annual
growth rate of 1.47%. Based on the 2015 Philippine Statistics Data, the City’s population is
342,493. By 2027, population is estimated to reach 408,226. The projected population in 2027 will
be used for estimating land demands for various future land uses, taking into consideration the
developments for this planning period.
Table 2.1: Projected Population, Tarlac City

Year Projected Population
2018 357,861
2019 368,135
2020 368,487
2021 373,918
2022 379,429
2023 385,021
2024 390,696
2025 396,454
2026 402,297
2027 408,226
Land Demand Estimation. The standards approach was adopted in estimating future land
demand. For planning purposes, this approach is the most firmly established method for setting
levels of provision. Using the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB)-prescribed
standards, a fixed level of provisions associated with a given population base is used to estimate
future demand. The population at the end of the planning period is used to illustrate land demand .
The advantage of this approach is its simplicity and perceived equity . The standards approach
reduces the difficulties of forecasting demand since it does not consider uncertainties of identifying
hidden demand. To measure any shortfall in provision, it simply assumes a fixed population level .
The standards for estimating demand for various land use categories in Tarlac City are presented
on Table 2.2:

Table 2.2: Standards in Estimating Demand for Various Land Uses
Land Use Category Standard (hectare per 1,000 population)
Commercial 1 0.5
Industrial1 1.5
Residential1 6
Infrastructural2 1.9
Institutional1 0.43
Recreational2 0.05
Note: 1FAO standards (high estimate) 2Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB) standards
Based on projected population in 2027, the estimated total land area required to meet demand for
various uses is 4,237.39 hectares. Demand for residential area has the highest with 2,449.36
hectares, followed by infrastructure with 775.63 hectares. Recreational areas have the smallest
land demand by 2027 with 20.41 hectares.
Table 2.3: Estimated Land Demand for Various Land Uses (2027), Tarlac City
Standard (hectare per 1,000 population) Total Land Area
Land Use Category
2027 Projected Population: 408,226 Requirement (hectares)
Commercial1 0.5 201.11
Industrial1 1.5 612.34
Residential 1 6 2,449.36
Infrastructural2 1.9 775.63
Institutional1 0.43 175.54
Recreational 2 0.05 20.41
Total Land Area Requirement 2026 4,237.39
Note: 1FAO standards (high estimate)
2Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB) standards

Using simple calculation to determine additional land to meet demand for various land uses, the
City’s net available buildable area is more than enough to supply land demand by 2027 . Current
land allocation exceeded about 1,691.81 hectares as shown in Table 2.4.
Table 2.4: Comparison of Current Area Occupied and Area Required for 2027
A B C=B-A
Area Currently Occupied, 2018 Area Required for Additional Land
Land Use Category 2027 Requirement for 2027
Commercial1 240.37 201.11 -36.26
Industrial 1 688.82 612.34 -76.48
Residential1 3,717.68 2,449.36 -1,268.32
Infrastructural2 1,120.90 775.63 -345.27
Institutional 1 126.45 175.54 49.09
Recreational2 34.98 20.41 -14.57
5,929.20 4,237.39 -1,691.81
Note: 1FAO standards (high estimate)
2Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB) standards
Except for Institutional Land Use, the estimate shows that the city has an oversupply of land uses.
2.4.2 Detailed Land Use Allocation and General Land Use Map
The proposed general land use plan is also the output of all the preceding steps in the planning
process. These include workshops, numerous meetings and consultation with stakeholders and
technical working group, data gathering and analysis, and the utilization of the Concept/Structure
Plan which the stakeholders selected as the organizing framework that translates all these insights
into a composite picture called the Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP).

Figure 2.3: Proposed General Land Use Plan

The CLUP serves as a reference and as a guide in reshaping the future land use pattern of the
City. It shall also be used as the road map to the physical development of the city in the next 10
years by the city government in establishing development priorities over the long term and as
guides for policy makers in decision-making on land use change based on assessment of needs,
constraints and potentials.
Based on the proposed land use for 2027, city’s built-up area will remain predominantly residential.
Commercial, industrial and agro-industrial areas have the highest percentage increase. Realizing
the potential of the LGU for industrial and tourism development, the city has allocated enough land
area for these land uses. However, the LGU should take into account that land areas to be
classified would not exceed 10% in compliance with Section 20 of RA 7160 (MC 54). Cemetery and
recreational land uses will be retained since the current land allocation for these land uses is
enough to cater to the projected population growth by 2027.
Although there is an estimated decrease of agricultural land to cater proposed development of

tourism and industrial zones, as well as expansion of agri-industrial zones, agricultural land will still
continue to dominate the land uses based on the proposed general land use plan.
With the huge increase of land allocation for industrial, commercial, and agro-industrial areas,
additional hectares will, most likely, be carved out from the City’s reservoir of open space . In filling
open space, land reclassification and conversion of agricultural land to urban or other uses are
feasible strategies to augment land supply for future urban expansions . The LGU will have to figure
out a way to convert some of its agricultural land. The following table shows the location,
development and boundary description of proposed general land uses within the City .
Table 2.5: Location, Development, and Boundary Description of General Land Uses, Tarlac City
Zone Classification Boundary Description
1. Residential Zone Residential Zones shall be situated in all barangays of the city
Whenever practicable and applicable, Residential Zones shall be

bound by Commercial Zone, Industrial Zone, Agricultural Zone,
Institutional Zone, Agro-Industrial Zone, Rivers/Creeks, Parks and
Recreation Zone, Tourism Zone, and Road Networks.
2. Commercial Zone Commercial Zones shall be situated on major thoroughfares (a
strip of 50 meters wide on both sides of the road from the road
right-of-way). C1 shall be established within Central Business
District as reflected on the Urban Land Use Map, bounded by
Ninoy Aquino Boulevard, McArthur Highway, and Zamora Street,

San Isidro access road from Tibag area, and along hospital drive.
C2 shall be established along Zamora Street, along Tarlac-La Paz
road up to Maliwalo, along Tarlac-Camiling road from end of Ninoy
Aquino Bridge, along Romulo Boulevard from San Sebastian
Church, along Gov. Lugay from Petron to McArthur Highway,
along bypass roads (west and east), along McArthur Highway
from Villa Soliman (Shell Station) to north of Tarlac, along
McArthur Highway from San Francisco to south of Tarlac.
C3 shall be establlished along McArthur Highway from Villa
Soliman to San Francisco. A strip of 30 meters wide on both sides
of the road from the road right-of-way.
Whenever applicable, Commercial Zones shall be bound by

Residental Zone, Industrial Zone, Institutional Zone,
Rivers/Creeks, Parks and Recreation Zone, Tourism Zone, Zone,
Agricultural Zone and Road Networks.
3. Industrial Zone The Industrial Zone shall be situated in Barangay Paraiso, Balete,
Bantog, San Isidro, Sapang Maragul, Dalayap, Balibago I, and
Lourdes. Development within Luisita Industrial Park shall be
limited for I2 only.
Whenever applicable, Industrial Zones shall be bound by

Residental Zone, Commercial Zone, Institutional Zone,
Rivers/Creeks, Agricultural Zone, Agro-Industrial Zone and Road
Networks.
4. Institutional Zone The Institutional Zone shall be situated in all barangays of the city.

Residental Zone, Commercial Zone, Institutional Zone,
Rivers/Creeks, Agricultural Zone, Agro-Industrial Zone and Road
Networks.
5. Agro-Industrial Zone The Agro-Industrial Zone shall be situated in Barangays Armenia,
Aguso, Alvindia Segundo, Balibago I, Banaba, Baras-Baras,
Buenavista, Buhilit, Burot, Care, Culipat, Cut-cut II, Dalayap, Dela
Paz, Dolores, Laoang, Mapalacsiao, Mapalad, San Jose, San
Juan de Mata, San Manuel, San Pascual, Santo Domingo, Sta.
Cruz, Tibag, Tibagan, Trinidad, and Ungot. Development of I1 at
Barangay Armenia shall be limited to piggery, poultry, and
feedmill.

Agricultural Zone, Industrial Zone, Lahar/River Wash Zones,
Rivers/Creeks and Road Networks.
6. Parks and Recreation Zone Parks and Recreation Zones shall be situated in all barangays of
the city.
Whenever applicable, Parks and Recreation Zones shall be bound

by Residential Zone, Commercial Zone, Insitutional Zone,
Agriculture Zone and Road Networks.
7. Cemetery and Memorial The Cemetery and Memorial Parks Zone shall be situated in
Parks Zone Barangays San Francisco, Tibag, Sapang Maragul, San
Sebastian, Binauganan, San Vicente, Carangian, and
Balingcanaway.

Whenever applicable, Cemetery and Memorial Parks Zones shall

be bound by Commercial Zone, Industrial Zone, Agriculture Zone
and Road Networks.
8. Tourism Zone The Tourism Zone shall be established and situated in Barangays
Capehan, Buenavista, Central, Balete, Maligaya, Tibagan, Care,
Sapang Maragul, San Juan de Mata, Dolores, Sinait, Balibago II,
and San Jose.
Whenever applicable, Tourism Zones shall be bound by

Agriculture Zone and Forest Zone.
9. Agricultural Zone Agricultural Zones shall be bound by Residential Zone,
Commercial Zone, Industrial Zone, Institutional Zone, Agro-
Industrial Zone, Rivers/Creeks, Parks and Recreation Zone,
Tourism Zone, Lahar/River Wash Zones and Road Networks.
10. Forest Zone Forest Zone shall be bound by Agricultural Zone and Tourism
Zone.

2.6 Land and Water Use Policies
2.6.1 Local Policies on Land and Water Use
Broad Land Use Policy Areas
In line with that of the provincial plan, the land uses in Tarlac City are grouped into four broad land
use policy areas: protection land uses, production land uses, settlements development and
infrastructure development, based on the Tarlac Provincial Development and Physical Land Use
Plan (PDPFP), as presented below:
Protection Land Uses
Protection land uses are sensitive/critical ecosystems. These land uses should be maintained to
protect human settlement s from environmental hazards. In the case of Tarlac Province and Tarlac
City, most of these are in need of rehabilitation, conservation, and/or management to preserve their
integrity or allow degraded resources to regenerate. Protected areas should not be built over and
should be left in their open character.
To safeguard critical agricultural lands against land conversion and to guarantee the province’s
long-term food security, the following agricultural lands are listed under protection areas: a) all
irrigated and potentially irrigable lands, b) all alluvial plains that are highly suitable for agricultural
production as determined by BSWM, c) all sustainable lands that are traditional sources of food, d)
all cropland that support the existing economic scale of production required to sustain the economic
viability of existing agricultural infrastructure and agri-based enterprises in the province.
Tarlac City’s land, under Strategic Agriculture and Fisheries Development Zones (SAFDZ), is
classified as strategic crop sub-development zone and strategic integrated crop or fishery sub-
development zone. Strategic crop sub-development zone covers all the barangays, both irrigated
and non-irrigated areas. Strategic integrated crop or fishery sub-development zone on the other
hand only covers barangays occupying portion of the Rio Chico River.
Environmentally-constrained areas are lands prone to natural hazards which give negative impact
to man and the environment.

Tarlac City does not experience severe erosion and is not subject to volcanic hazards, but it is
succeptible to flooding and flash floods.
Some areas in Tarlac City are flood-prone areas and are usually covered by water during heavy
rains. Flooding is brought about by accumulated rainfall, run-off and river/creek outflow. Elevation
is another factor causing these areas to be flooded.
Production Land Uses
Production areas are the “spaces for making a living”.22 Land under this category are those which
deal with the direct and indirect utilization of land resources for crop production, aquaculture,
livestock and poultry production, timber production, agro-forestry, agri-processing, industry and
tourism. Lands under this category include agricultural areas, production forests, industrial and
tourism development areas where productive activities could be undertaken to meet the City’s
requirements for economic growth.
Consistent with that of the Province, the primary objective of planning under this component is to
determine the most efficient and equitable manner of utilizing and managing the land area of Tarlac
City so that there is adequate and accessible space for sustainable food production and forest
resource extraction, industry, and tourism with the end in view of meeting the material and other
requirements of the population.
Tarlac City, may also be developed as a heritage and cultural tourism site.
Settlements Development
Settlements are areas where concentrations of population engage in economic, political, cultural,
and other social services. They vary from small, agriculture-based villages to metropolitan urban
centers that accommodate millions of people and serve as industrial, market, and administrative
centers.
22 Serote, Ernesto M. Foundations of Land Use Planning in the Philippines.

Settlements Development focuses on the spatial distribution of shelter, infrastructure, networks,
and services. It is concerned with the interrelationship of settlements as they develop and establish
functional linkages based on their respective resource endowments and comparative advantages.
Settlement areas are the “space for living”.23
Settlements occupy roughly 14 percent or 3,717.68 hectares of the 27,466 hectares total land area
of Tarlac City. Settlements in the City can be found in the Poblacion areas and along major roads.
Infrastructure Development
Infrastructure is the physical entity that enables economic processes, supports and guides urban
and rural development, integrates the various communities of the archipelago into the Philippine
nation, and links the country to the global community. Infrastructure Development will provide the
built-up environment that allows production, consumption, and service activities to take place .
Infrastructure is the common physical link among the production, protection, and the settlements
components of the PFPP. It is the physical link that connects the space for living to the space for
making a living.24 For the City, infrastructure development will focus on ensuring accessibility for all
services.
Roads
List of National, Provincial, and City Roads
National Roads
1. Manila North Road
2. Romulo Highway
3. Tarlac Sta. Rosa Road
4. San Miguel Cadre Road
5. Tarlac San Miguel Via Macabulos Road
6. Camp Aquino Road
7. Tarlac Airport Road
8. Tarlac Maliwalo Road
Provincial Roads
1. Tarlac High School Drive
2. Tarlac Hospital Drive
23 Serote
24 Serote
3. Mc Arthur Highway Rail Road Station
4. Matatalaib-Culipat-Trinidad
5. F. Tañedo St.
6. Motorpool Drive
7. Getha Road
8. Baras-Baras-Mapalad
9. Macabulos Drive
10. Tibag Mabagliw
11. Burgos St.
12. Romulo Boulevard
13. Tarlac-San Clemente via Burgos (Side)
14. Tarlac-Victoria (Tarlac Side)
15. Matayum-tayum-Mayang Batang-Batang (Tarlac Side)
City Roads
1. F. Tañedo St.
2. M.H Del Pilar St.
3. Hilario St.
4. Mabini St.
5. Guevarra St.
6. Espinosa St.
7. San Sebastian St.
8. Besa Road
9. Ninoy Aquino Blvd.
10. Paninaan Blvd.
11. Ancheta St.
12. C. Santos St.
13. Southern By-Pass Road
14. Southeastern By-Pass Road
15. Rizal St.
16. Panganiban St.
17. Juan Luna St.
18. Zafiro St.
Source: DPWH, Provincial City/Municipal/Engineering Office, 2017
Specific Land Use Policy Areas
Land use polices and boundary description:
 Whenever practicable and applicable, Residential Zones shall be bound by Commercial

Zone, Agricultural Zone, Institutional Zone, Agro-Industrial Zone, Rivers/Creeks, Parks
and Recreation Zone, Tourism Zone and Road Networks. As much as possible,
industrial areas shall be located away from the residential zones

 Agricultural Zones shall be bound by Residential Zone, Commercial Zone, Industrial
Zone, Institutional Zone, Agro-Industrial Zone, Rivers/Creeks, Parks and Recreation
Zone, Tourism Zone, Mixed-Use Zone, Lahar/River Wash Zones and Road Networks
 Whenever applicable, Agro-industrial Zones shall be bound by Agricultural Zone,
Rivers/Creeks and Road Networks
 Whenever applicable, Commercial Zones shall be bound by Residential Zone,
Institutional Zone, Rivers/Creeks, Cemetery/Memorial Parks and Recreation Zone,
Tourism Zone, Agricultural Zone and Road Networks
 Whenever applicable, Industrial Zones shall be bound by Commercial Zone, Institutional
Zone, Rivers/Creeks, Mixed-use Zone, Agricultural Zone, Agro-Industrial Zone and
Road Networks.
 Whenever applicable, Institutional Zones shall be bound by Residential Zone,

Commercial Zone, Agricultural Zone, Tourism Zone and Road Networks
 Whenever applicable, Parks and Recreation Zones shall be bound by Residential Zone,
Commercial Zone, Institutional Zone, Agriculture Zone and Road Networks
 Whenever applicable, Cemetery and Memorial Parks Zones shall be bound by
Commercial Zone, Residential Zone, Agriculture Zone and Road Networks
 Whenever applicable, Tourism Zones shall be bound by Agricultural Zone, Rivers and
Creek, Residential Zones and Road Networks
2.6.2 CCA and DRRM Policies
The following CCA and DRRM Policies were adopted from the National CCA and DRRM Policies:
 DRRM and CCA shall be mainstreamed and integrated in national, sectoral, regional
and local development policies, plans and budget
 Communities access to effective and applicable disaster risk financing and insurance
 Communities are equipped with necessary skills and capability to cope with the impacts
of disasters
 Increased level of awareness and enhanced capacity of the community to the threats
and impacts of all hazards
 Strengthened partnership and coordination among all key players and stakeholders
 Adequate and prompt assessment of needs and damages at all levels
 Safe and timely evacuation of affected communities
 Basic social services provided to affected population (whether inside or outside
evacuation centers)
 Coordinated, integrated system for early recovery implemented
 Well-established disaster response operations
 Integrated and coordinated Search, Rescue and Retrieval (SRR) capacity
 Temporary shelter needs adequately addressed
 Psychosocial needs of directly and indirectly affected population addressed
 Houses rebuilt or repaired to be more resilient to hazard events; safer sites for housing
 The need for institutionalizing DRRM policies, structures, coordination mechanisms and
programs with continuing budget appropriation on DRR from national down to local
levels. Thus, several activities will strengthen the capacity of the personnel of national
government and the local government units (LGUs) and partner stakeholders, build the
disaster resilience of communities and institutionalize arrangements and measures for
reducing disaster risks, including climate risks
 A psychologically sound, safe and secure citizenry that is protected from the effects of
disasters is able to restore to normal functioning after each disaster
The NDRRMP is a road map on how DRRM shall contribute to gender-responsive and rights-based
sustainable development. This is why in the adoption and localization of this road map, Tarlac City
is assured that its CLUP is also gender-responsive and rights-based.
Highlights include:
 The importance of mainstreaming DRRM and CCA in the development processes such
as policy formulation, socio-economic development planning, budgeting and
governance, particularly in the area of environment, agriculture, water, energy, health,
education, poverty reduction, land-use and urban planning and public infrastructure and
housing, among others. This is achieved through activities such as development of

common tools to analyze the various hazards and vulnerability factors which put
communities and people in harm’s way
 Competency and science-based capacity building activities alongside the nurturing of
continuous learning through knowledge development and management of good DRRM
practices on the ground

 The inclusion of human-induced disasters that result in internally displaced persons,
public anxiety, loss of lives, destruction of property and sometimes socio-political
stability. Encompassing conflict resolution approaches, the plan seeks to mainstream

DRRM into the peace process
Tarlac City shall adopt the NDRRMP as it is guided by good governance principles within the
context of poverty alleviation and environmental protection, as stated in the plan itself . Moreover,
the plan states that it is about partnerships towards effective delivery of services to the citizenry,
i.e. working together through complementation of resources. Thus, harnessing and mobilizing the
participation of civil society organizations (CSOs), the private sector and volunteers in the
government’s DRRM programs and projects is part and parcel of the plan.

2.7 Major Development Programs
Enumerated in this section are the Key Priority Development Projects / Local Investment and
Planning Incentive Areas that are not part of the usual / regular projects of the LGU . They are
primarily geared towards the achievement of the LGU’s vision and should be prioritized to support
the implementation of the CLUP / Structure Plan.
2.7.1 Key Priority Development Projects and Areas
The following tables list the key development programs for each sector in the City of Tarlac.
Table 2.6: Social Development Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities

Proposed
Program/Project Title Expected Output Allocation Budget
(PhP)
1. Construction and/or provision of
facilities and equipment to support the  Sufficiently equipped public schools
30,000,000.00
implementation of K-12 in public for K-12 implementation
schools
2. Establishment of a hospital owned
and managed by the City  Operational City Hospital 120,000,000.00
Government of Tarlac
3. Construction of housing and  Decent and sustainable resettlement 50,000,000.00
resettlement sites sites annually
4. Construction/rehabilitation of sectoral
support facilities such as centers for
 Usable and manned centers 100,000,000.00
PWDs, youth, women, senior citizen,
OFWs, etc.
5. Installation of CCTVs along major  Operational CCTVs that will make
roads traffic and accidents
20,000,000.00
reporting/monitoring easier and
efficient
Table 2.7: Local Economic Development Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities
Proposed
Program/Project/Activity Expected Output Allocation Budget
(PhP)
1. Construction / Improvement of Access  Increase in Farm-to-Market
Roads / Farm-to-Market Roads Roads Increases in
agricultural productivity; 100 Million
Improve farm and market
accessibility
2. Construction of Flyovers  Improved mobility,
30 Million
accessibility, and traffic flow
3. Construction/Improvement of
 Improved water quality and
Drainage and Waste Water Systems 10 Million
quantity for farmers to utilize

Proposed
(PhP)
4. Desilting/Dredging of Irrigation Canals  Improved water quality and
15 Million
and Waterways quantity for farmers to utilize
5. Construction of Resettlement Areas  Improved water quality and
for Informal Settlers Along Irrigation quantity for farmers to
Canals and Waterways utilize; improvement on well- 15 Million
being and housing status of
informal settlers
6. Improvement of NIA Main Canal,  Improved water quality and
10 Million
banks and levees quantity for farmers to utilize
7. Concreting of NIA shoulders as roads  Provide additional access
(FMRs or alternative to MPDPs) roads and drying areas for 20 Million
farmers
8. Re-construction of PNR connecting  Improve mobility of goods
40 Million
NCR to the North, via Tarlac Province and services
9. Creation of an Association/NGA for  Strengthen linkages among
1.5 Million
Businesses businesses in the City
10. Provision of Mechanization and Food  Improve livestock production
20 Million
Production Support for Livestock in the City
11. Provision of Programs and Production  Improve fish production in
20 Million
Support for Fisheries the City
12. Establishment of Agricultural Centers  Improve accessibility and
(Areas such as Amucao and mobility of farmers to 10 Million
Balingcanaway) agricultural centers
13. Identification of Commercial Areas in  Ease in Identification of
Local Investment Plan Commercial Areas for 2 Million
Businesses
14. Tourism Development – Churches,
Recreational Facilities, Hotels and  Strengthen Tourism in the
3 Million
Venues City
Table 2.8: Environmental Protection Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities

Proposed
(PhP)
1. Information education  Citizens are more aware of the new
100,000.00
campaign policies or projects
2. Material recovery facilities  Garbage in the community are sorted
1,000,000.00
and some recycled
3. Clean-up drive  Maintained cleanliness in the city 100,000.00
4. Tree planting  Increased number of trees in the area
200,000.00
and controlled soil erosion
5. Strict implementation of
 Cleaner city -
existing Anti-Littering policy

Table 2.9: Infrastructure and Utilities Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities
Proposed
(PhP)
1. Installation of Lighting and/or  Less accidents, easier mobility in
Repair Bays in McArthur areas of Gauss, Shell Villa Soliman to 2,000,000.00
Highway Osias, San Rafael, San Miguel
2. Tarlac River Slope Protection  Reinforced concrete dike along the
300,000,000.00
stretch of Tarlac City
3. Additional Water Pumping
 Increased capacity 60,000,000.00
Station
4. Additional Power Sub-
 Increased capacity 100,000,000.00
Stations
5. Upgrading of Major Road  Increased capacity and enhanced
System (Capacity and geometry of major roads
Geometry)  Widened Zamora Street from San
Roque Junction to Ninoy Boulevard.
 Widening of Tarlac-Camiling
Carangian Section approaching
Agana Bridge 200,000,000.00
 Wideing of N. Fairlane Blvd. from
Provincial Hospital to Macabulos
Road
 Widening of Section Ninoy Aquino
Blvd. from near public terminal to
McArthur Hi-way
Table 2.10: Transportation Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities

Proposed
(PhP)
1. Comprehensive Study on  In-depth, scientific analyses and
Tarlac City’s Transportation recommendations concerning
500,000.00
transportation issues, validated by
transport stakeholders
2. Quarterly Transportation  Quarterly reports of transportation
Citywide Town Hall Meetings situation; Developing and updating a 300,000.00
yearly Transportation Action Plan
3. GIS System for  Scientific spatial analyses and
Transportation solutions to transportation problems 200,000.00
reflected in quarterly reports
4. Oplan Gaan-Daan: Clearing  Determination of illegal parking,
of road obstructions in loading and unloading zones;
-
roadways Removal of obstructing signages,
illegal vendors
 Decreased traffic congestion,
5. Establishments of increased mobility for pedestrians
1,0000,000.00
Loading/Unloading bays and vehicles, apprehensions of
colorum vehicles and traffic violators

Table 2.11: Drainage Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities
Proposed
(PhP)
1. Formulation of the Sustainable
 Sustainable Drainage Systems
Drainage Systems Planning 800,000.00
Planning Policy Statement Document
Policy Statement
2. Inventory of Surface Runoff and  A database of the technical
Drainage Facilities specifications of current and future
drainage facilities in the city. A
comprehensive and unified
2,500,000.00
sustainable drainage plan of the
entire city. A GIS representation of
the drainage systems in which flood
events can be simulated.
3. Desilting/Clearing of  Less occurrence of flooding during
10,000,000.00
Drainage/Irrigation Facilities rainy season
4. Installation of Pumps at  Improved capacity of catchment
20,000,000.00
Strategic Locations basins
5. Upgrading of Drainage System  Rationalized drainage system
 Provision of pumping stations to
supplement natural drainage flow to
Masalasa Creek 50,000,000.00
 Provisions of drainage along by pass
roads (West bypass and East
bypass)
Table 2.12: Institutional Management Policies, Programs, Projects and Activities

Proposed
(PhP)
1. New bypass road (in
 New bypass road to decongest traffic
coordination with the 10,000,000.00
and provide alternate routes
infrastructure sector)
2. Removal of road obstruction
(in coordination with the  Cleared roads for vehicles 10,000,000.00
infrastructure sector)
3. Strict implementation of  Better traffic flow and less vehicular
10,000,000.00
existing traffic policies accidents
4. Reorganize the Traffic  Better implementation of traffic
10,000,000.00
Management Group policies

2.7.2 Local Investment and Planning Incentive Areas
Local Investment and Planning Incentive Areas should be developed by the Local Development
Council through the initiative of the Local Chief Executive in coordination with the Finance
Committee and City Planning and Development Office.
2.8 CLUP and ZO Implementation Strategy
2.8.1 Investment Programs
Investment programming in the context of the local government's planning and development
function involves generating the programs and projects derived from the detailed elaboration of the
CLUP and the CDP. Specifically, this form of public spending will modify, guide, direct, control or
otherwise elicit the desired private sector response in order to accelerate local economic
development, raise the level of socio-cultural well-being, improve the standard of public services,
utilities and infrastructures, and, on the whole, attain the desired urban form in the CLUP and the
general welfare goals of the CDP. The projects must therefore be selected not only for their
potential to satisfy sectoral requirements but also for their impact on the direction and intensity of
urban growth geared toward the realization of the desired urban form.
2.8.2 Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Plan and Advocacy
For the CLUP of Tarlac City to be easily understood by its constituents, an Information, Education
and Communication (IEC) Plan and Advocacy shall be developed by the City Planning and
Development Office (CPDO). The IEC Plan can start with the dissemination of the LGU’s vision to
all barangays, schools, and other public places within the Municipality. All forms of communication,
for example, conferences, workshops and the like may also be tapped by the local government to
popularize the concepts and contents of the CLUP / Structure Plan. The local NGOs and POs can
also take a very substantial part in this undertaking.

2.8.3 Links to Other CLUP Implementation Tools and Instruments
The tools used to implement the CLUP include the zoning ordinance, the use of selected taxes on
real property, eminent domain proceedings, public capital investments, and co-management
arrangements.
In addition to zoning, there are a good number of regulatory devices, mainly fiscal and
environmental ones, which the Local Sanggunian can enact . These measures will have the same
effect of attracting and/or regulating investments to attain the overall growth objectives of the local
area.
2.9 Monitoring, Review and Evaluation System
Consistent with the local planning structure and its mandated functions, Monitoring and Evaluation
or M&E is a built-in function of the sectoral or functional committees (Rule XXIII, Art . 182, g, 3, vi,
IRR of RA 7160). Through these sectoral committees doing their respective M&E the local planning
and development office performs its function number 4: “Monitor and evaluate the implementation
of the different programs, projects, and activities in the local government unit concerned in
accordance with the approved development plan” (Sec. 476, b, 4, RA 7160).
Formally, the M&E function is embedded in the Planning Information Management Division of a full-
blown local planning and development office. In the case of lower income LGUs the M&E function
could be devolved to a functional committee consisting of a representative of each of the sectoral
committees coordinated by the head or any staff of the local planning and development office . But
even in the case of high income LGUs which are able to organize their LPDO according to the ideal
structure, it would be a much better practice to involve the sectoral representatives when
conducting M&E activities.


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1.0 Brief History of the City of Tarlac .................................................................................................... 1

2.0 Comprehensive Land Use Plan ................................................................................................... 223

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Table 1.4.1: Slope Classification, City of Tarlac............................................................................................. 30

Table 1.5.1: Existing General Land Use, City of Tarlac ................................................................................. 61

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Table 1.7.1: List of Medical Health Facilities, City of Tarlac ........................................................................... 99

Table 2.1: Projected Population, Tarlac City ................................................................................................ 230

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Figure 1.2.1: Population Pyramid, Tarlac City, 2015........................................................................................ 9

Figure 1.4.1: Hazard Map .............................................................................................................................. 34

Figure 1.6.1: Location of Existing Public Transport Terminal ....................................................................... 65

Figure 1.7.1: Location of Existing Health Facilities ...................................................................................... 100

Figure 1.8.1: Location of Existing Tourism Establishments ......................................................................... 198

Figure 2.1: Structure Plan, 2018-2027 ......................................................................................................... 227

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1 Tarlac City CLUP 2001-2010

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1.2.2 Household Population and Size

As defined by PSA, Household Population is the “population enumerated in private households

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Figure 1.2.1: Population Pyramid, Tarlac City, 2015

80 years and over

-0.15 -0.10 -0.05 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15

8 E. Serote, Rationalized Local Planning System of the Philippines, 2005

1.2.4 Urban – Rural Population Distribution and Density

Table 1.2.7: Population Density per Barangay, Tarlac City, 2015

8 Paraiso 3,439 70.00 49

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30 Dolores 3,248 900.00 4

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1.2.6 Migration Patterns

Table 1.2.8: Population Levels, Tarlac City, 1960 to 2015

11 Figures are computed using the compounded annual growth rate

Tarlac City Victoria La Paz Concepcion

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population

1.2.7 Household Composition and Characteristics

1.2.7.1 Household Head

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1.2.7.2 Marital Status

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Duplex 5,595 5,650 24,350 4.31 1.01 4.35

Not Reported 19 19 84 4.42 1.00 4.42

Total 74,429 75,546 340,988 4.51 1.02 4.58

15 Excludes households in relocation area.

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