The document outlines a tourism development plan for the municipality of San Jose in Batangas, Philippines. It provides background on San Jose, describing it as a major producer of eggs and home to many poultry farms. It also discusses the population growth over time, infrastructure like roads and bridges, attractions such as natural sites and resorts, and festivals including the annual Sinuam Festival celebrating the town's identity as the "Egg Basket of the Philippines". The plan proposes improving establishments, creating promotional materials, and highlighting annual events to boost tourism in San Jose.
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The document outlines a tourism development plan for the municipality of San Jose in Batangas, Philippines. It provides background on San Jose, describing it as a major producer of eggs and home to many poultry farms. It also discusses the population growth over time, infrastructure like roads and bridges, attractions such as natural sites and resorts, and festivals including the annual Sinuam Festival celebrating the town's identity as the "Egg Basket of the Philippines". The plan proposes improving establishments, creating promotional materials, and highlighting annual events to boost tourism in San Jose.
The document outlines a tourism development plan for the municipality of San Jose in Batangas, Philippines. It provides background on San Jose, describing it as a major producer of eggs and home to many poultry farms. It also discusses the population growth over time, infrastructure like roads and bridges, attractions such as natural sites and resorts, and festivals including the annual Sinuam Festival celebrating the town's identity as the "Egg Basket of the Philippines". The plan proposes improving establishments, creating promotional materials, and highlighting annual events to boost tourism in San Jose.
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The document outlines a tourism development plan for the municipality of San Jose in Batangas, Philippines. It provides background on San Jose, describing it as a major producer of eggs and home to many poultry farms. It also discusses the population growth over time, infrastructure like roads and bridges, attractions such as natural sites and resorts, and festivals including the annual Sinuam Festival celebrating the town's identity as the "Egg Basket of the Philippines". The plan proposes improving establishments, creating promotional materials, and highlighting annual events to boost tourism in San Jose.
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TOURISM DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF
SAN JOSE, BATANGAS
PREPARED BY: ARELLANO, EDREN SHANE CARANDANG, MARJORIE MAI CUENCA, CARMIELA DE SILVA, SHIELA MARIE FESALVO, MILCA GARCIA, KATHLEEN MAIKO ANN MALIWAT, NIELLA LOU MANALO, VANESSA SABA, JANNA KAE FINNA TOLOSA, KATRINA ANTHONETTE J2AJ2A- BS TOURISM
SAN JOSE IS ONE OF THE 32 MUNICIPALITIES OF BATANGAS PROVINCE. It has a total area of 5,954.3 ha or 1.88% of the total land area of Batangas Province. Egg Basket of the Philippines A Town that Eggs Made A Town that is Home to Million Layers San Jose is home to the Oblates of St. Joseph Mission and its Minor Seminary. Great number of poultry and piggery animals.
Once a wilderness with buffalo, birds and other wild animals. AETAS were the first inhabitants. San Jose was called MALAKING TUBIG . Bauan (1596)- ecclesiastical unit, Malaking Tubig was one of its barrios. Population started to grow 1754. Became a Pueblo (Town) 26 April, 1765
The first ever mayor of the municipality of San Jose is Ignacio de los Santos who began to govern the municipality in the year 1767. Since its establishment, there have been 146 mayors who governed the municipality.
Growth rate: 4.03% annually 1999 population: 48, 556 Projected Population for 2015 is 71,759 and 82,562 for the year 2020. 24,821 or 51% are males and the remaining 49% are females. Working age group: 58.15% , Dependent population: 41.85%
CENSUS YEAR 1903 1918 1939 1948 1960 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 1999
TOTAL POPULATION 8,996 11,074 12,197 14,645 18,675 24,450 25,757 28,739 38,680 43,886 48,556
ELECTED GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS OF SAN JOSE FOR THE TERM OF 2010-2013: Mayor: Entiquio Miral Briones Vice-Mayor: Jos Nereus Masilungan Agbing Councilors: Rhyan Czar Paez Carandang Bong Afritado Gerald Guce Alday Godfrey Aguila Umali Marife Espirito Bathan Rizaldy Hernandez Kalalo Merlita Liwanag Magnaye Cesar Rosales
The municipality of San Jose is basically an agricultural-based municipality. Livestock and poultry raising both in commercial and backyard scale is carried out throughout the municipality. (1.8M layers) Feed mills There are also establishments, both commercial and residential, which shows the changes in the economy and the standard of living of the residents.
Agricultural activities of the municipality are being supported through seed distribution, education and technical assistance by the Office of the Municipal Agriculturist
Fast developing yet the ancestral houses and the historic sites still stand there as witnesses of the changes from the past up to the present and hopefully, the future as well. Mostly comprised of plants and agricultural land though there are establishments, both commercial and non-commercial. The municipality is clean and the streets are almost trash-free.
Usual Manner of Garbage Disposal 1. Picked Up by Garbage Truck 2. Dumping in Individual Pit (Not Burned) 3. Burning 4. Composting (Later used as Fertilizer) 5. Burying TOTAL
1990 % to Total 31 0.43
1999 39
338 6470 212 70 7121
4.75 90.86 2.98 0.98 100%
435 8325 273 90 9162
San Jose has twelve (12) industrial establishments consisting of six (6) feed mills, two (2) rice/corn mills, one (1) manufacturing plant and three (3) engineering works and machine stops. Area occupied by these industrial establishments is 3.7708 hectares. There are also small cottage industries like bag making, rug making, slipper making, floor wax making.
There also small livelihoods like selling of fruits and vegetables in small establishments and stalls and there are also a lot of food vendors all over the area.
It has good road infrastructures. It is accessible via land. It is traversed by a number of national and provincial roads connecting the towns of Batangas City, Lipa City and San Pascual. It is about 14 kilometers from Batangas City. From Manila, travel time is around 2 hours. 24-hour service of public utility vehicles.
Landmark
Province
Leg Dist (km) -
Accum Remarks and Dist Waypoints along the way (km) 0 Route Start Point Will pass by: - SLEX Sucat Exit (12.1 km) - SLEX Southwoods Exit (26.5 km) - SLEX Carmona Exit (28.1 km) 44 - SLEX Sta. Rosa Exit (33.0 km) - SLEX Cabuyao Exit (40.3 km)
Makati Shangrila
Metro Manila
End of South Luzon Tollway
Laguna
44.5
Star Tollway Entrance
Laguna
7.1
** from End of South Luzon Tollway, go 7.1 kms towards 51 Sto Tomas then turn at Star Tollway Entrance (Star Tollway) ** from Star Tollway Entrance, go 21.5 kms towards Star Tollway End You will pass by: - Star Tollway Sambat Exit (4.8 73 km) - Star Tollway Malvar Exit (10.6 km) then turn at Star Tollway Lipa exit 76 81 Will pass by: - Banay Banay (1.4 km)
Star Tollway Lipa exit
Batangas
21.5
Lipa-Cuenca-Batangas Junction San Jose Bypass road
Batangas Batangas
3.9 4.8
ROAD CLASSIFICATION LENGTH (KM)
WIDTH (M)
% TO TOTAL ROAD LENGTH
National Roads Provincial Roads Municipal Streets Barangay Roads Railways TOTAL
11.2
15
8.15
23.5
12
17.11
6.498
4.73
58.6125
42.68
37.5313
30
27.33
137.3418
100%
ROAD NAME Lipa- San Jose- Batangas Road Lipa- San Jose- Batangas Road
LOCATION Mojon/ Tampoy Lapulapo II Lapulapo I Lapulapo I Taysan Palanca Taysan Poblacion Salaban Lalayat Balagtasin Natunuan Aya Calansayan Bigain I Pinagtung-Ulan
Pansol Spring Resort serves as Spa as early as 17th century. Centuries Old Ancestral Houses of prominent families
Bigain and Bonquil Hills hikers/Trekkers destinations and view decks; with diverse population of fauna and flora. Springs, falls ideal as picnic destinations Uluhan Watershed springs and underground river with diverse population of fauna and flora. Caves and Tunnels
Casa Rap Natures Garden Restaurant
Banaybanay Hill Resort
J casz Swimming Pool Paran s Swimming Pool Valentine Resort And Spa
COFFEE
BLACK PEPPER
LANZONES
POULTRY PRODUCTS
DEVELOPMENT PLANS IMPROVEMENT OF ESTABLISHMENTS PAMPHLETS WITH MUNICIPALITY S INFORMATION ONLINE ARTICLES ANNUAL EVENTS/CELEBRATIONS PROMOTION EGG BASKET OF THE PHILIPPINES
Sinuam is derived from the Tagalog word suam which means to let it swim . It is a delicacy popularly known in the Province of Batangas where egg is cooked in a cooking pot, pan or kettle with boiling water and with condiments Every 25th day of April, which is also the founding anniversary of San Jose, the local government, schools, NGOs and other establishments in the town, organize the Sinuam Festival.
Like most festivals, they also have street dancing. Students from different schools in San Jose usually participate in the said festival. They showcase their Sinuam (Egg or Chicken) inspired costumes and dance on the street before a number of audiences. They also conduct contests, programs and funfilled activities for local folks and tourists.
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