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Zamboanga City West Coast Medical Complex

Introduction

Health is the level of functional and metabolic efficiency of a living being. Inhumans,it is the

general condition of a person in mind, body and spirit, usually meaning to be free from illness,

injury orpain.TheWorld Health Organization (WHO) defined health in its broader sense in 1946 as

"a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or

infirmity." Although this definition has been subjected to controversy, in particular as having a lack

of operational value and the problem created by use of the word "complete", it remains the most

enduring. Classification systems such as theWHO Family of International Classifications,including

the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) and the International

Classification of Diseases (ICD), are commonly used to define and measure the components of

health.

Generally, the context in which an individual lives is of great importance on health status

and quality of life. It is increasingly recognized that health is maintained and improved not only

through the advancement and application of health science, but also through the efforts and

intelligent lifestyle choices of the individual and society. According to the World Health

Organization, the main determinants of health include the social and economic environment, the

physical environment, and the person's individual characteristics and behaviors. As a primary

concern of every family and an important role in the society, the need of the community in health

services takes place to serve the people and to live an abundant healthy life.
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Further more, this proposal emphasizes that WCMC can support the Zamboanga

City Medical Center in terms of medical facilities and services for the community.

Commonly, this WCMC has a level 2 type of hospital with Administrative service, Clinical

Services, Out Patient Departments, Surgical and Obstetrical Service, Nursing Unit, Central

Sterilizing and Supply Room, a Mental Health Center that would support the Psychiatric

Department of Zamboanga City Medical Center (ZCMC) that is merely inconvenient to serve

patient with mental illness cause of congested wards and insufficient facilities, and a

medical mall with a medical and commercial complex, a complex of facilities under one roof

offering diagnostics, primary and outpatient care, a pharmacy, and therapy along with

banks, dry cleaners, and restaurants for patients and their families.


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STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

One of the major problems here in Zamboanga City is the annual increase of

population; in this sense case growth of diseases rampantly increases due to lack of

medical assistance and facilities that will accommodate the West coast area of Zamboanga

City.

Moreover, as stated in the census survey, counts for the city from the year 2000 to

2007 it translated to an average annual population growth rate of 3.54 percent wherein it

is bigger from past seven years.

There are also factors that effects the population growth in Zamboanga City like the

neighboring municipalities, residents for example Sulu, Basilan, Tawi-Tawi, Sibugay,

Zamboanga del Sur and Zamboanga del Norte which congests the city hospitals due to lack

of medical facilities coming from their respective municipalities.

In terms of this statement, theoretically it is supported by the following question:

1. Who would benefit, serve and realize the importance of the proposal?

2. What are the possibilities that would make West Coast Medical Center be Prioritize

in Zamboanga City?

3.

Can this proposal support the Zamboanga City Medical Center?

4. How can the modern design of the structure be compatible in a Spanish character?


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GENERAL OBJECTIVES

Medical medication has become increasingly important in recent years. Delivery,

transportation and distribution services are examples of critical points. The complexity of

the problem derives from its multi-objective character since there have been contrasting

factors that must be taken in consideration.The problem has common characteristics with

transportation, assistance and services.

The Analytic Hierarchy Process was used to build a decision problem that synthesized

economic and technical performance as well as social, human and environmental factors . By

this mean, this problem proposal targets to have a Medical center with Medical Mall, first of

its kind in Zamboanga City.

To justify this, these are list of specific objectives to invoke the medicine knowledge

of the city.

Specific:

to have a well facilitated medical center;

to help accommodate medical assistance to people in and out of west coast area

of Zamboanga;

to cater some neighboring barangays of Sibucco municipality where in great


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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

This proposal can help constituents from West Coast area of Zamboanga in terms of:

People Primarily, as the benefactors of Medical Assistance. Since there is

congestion due to population growth, where in hospitals here is lacking of

facilities and services. By this proposal it can help them meet their needs in

terms of medical assistance and services;

Illnesses - Described as the subjective perception by a patient of an

objectively defined disease. With this factor it is subjected important to

consider which common problem is by every people;

Budget- Provision of affordable medical service to its people;

Accessibility By means of this factor site strategically accessible to people;

Services in terms of services rich and poor constituents can be ensure to be

provided with corresponding medical attention and all services needed are

located in one area;


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SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDY

The proposed ZCWCMC takes pride in its well proposed process and comprehensive

plan, have acknowledge of the following limitations:

The proposed project is approximately limited for barangays near West

Coast area of Zamboanga City and some neighboring barangays of Sibucco Zamboanga Del

Norte.

The research is made base on the existing available data.

The utilities layout of the proposed Zamboanga City West Coast Medical Complex

such as water supply, electrical power distribution, and drainage system was based

on the basic needs of the constituents.

The proposed project is limited only to three major structures:

a) Level Two Hospital

b) Mental Health Center

c) Medical Mall

Boundary this research will focus on the length of West Coast of Zamboanga City.Specifically from Calarian to Labuan.


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METHODOLOGY

The gathered data will not be accomplished without the use of some methods for the

proposed study. The study of this proposed project indicates intensive research,

observational methods and interviewing techniques.

The technical aspect of project will deal with using basic study that will be gathered

from different sectors of the city government related laws, ordinances, and regulations,

history of medical centers, survey maps, population growth, land use preference and other

reference that might have solve the problems.

The systematic observational method will be applied in the field research in

conducting an actual site visit, establishing photos and apparent characters and identifyingpossible problems and possibilities, making a summary description of the place and its

context and taking possible influences on the proposed structures.

The most important stage is the method following specific principles;

Step by step process

1. Lead Researchers

Support and Supervise


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TIME FRAME

In a span of 5 months, from two to three weeks, the researchers have to find a

problem proposal together with initial data gathering and maps. Two weeks is allotted for

data gathering such as climate, weather, soil, road networking, topography, and land use.

Two to three weeks allotted for site selection and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).

INSTRUMENTS

In terms of instruments, researchers adopt several gadgets and stuffs to

accommodate different data gathering wherein a big help in terms of reliable sources such

as:

a) Computer A desktop particularly to edit, store and evaluate the different

information gathered by the researcher.

b) Universal Serial Bus (USB) - a small electronic storing device for greater capacity

compared to diskettes. Use to store and transfer soft copy files and information from

its sources.c) Digital cameras this state of the art camera to take pictures from the chosen lots

for site surveying and investigation. This device is able to store and digitally process


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LOCATION MAP


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HISTORY OF THE PLACE

The area around Zamboanga Peninsula was occupied by indigenous people as early

as 30,000 years ago. The first inhabitants were the Subanons and Lutaos and later, the

Islamized ethnic groups of Samlas, Bajaus, Tausugs, and Yakans.

Oral history accounts note that the early Austronesian settlers the highlander

Subanons or the people who live by the suba or river and the Lutaos of the plains called theplace Jambangan which meant a place abundant with flowers. Eventually, the

lowlanders (the descendants of the early Austronesian settlers), the boat dwellers and the

sea gypsy tribes- the Bajaus and Samls collectively called the place of Samboangan.

Apparently, Samboangan came from the word jambangan. In one of the earliest Spanish

maps, the place was already called Samboangan, which meant as docking point.Samboangan, though to have come frome the word sabuan the wooden pole used by the

Samals and Bajaus in pushing their boats on shallow waters. To this day, a Chavacano

would still call a boat oar saguan. The early Spaniards called the plece El Pueblo de

Lutao or the Place of the Lutaos.

Fort pilar, now an outdoor principal Marian shrine, was founded in 1635 by the

Spanish colonial government. The fort was the focus of a number of battles between Moro

pirates and Spanish soldiers ntil 1718 hen modifications to the fort ere made The cit


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Mindanao was divided into the Provinces of Zamboanga, Lanao, Misamis, Agusan, Surigao,

Davao, Bukidnon, and Cotabato.

Prior to World War II, Zamboanga City was the center of commerce, trade, and

government of Mindanao Island, being capital of the Moro Province. Pre-World War II, Petit

barracks was where part of the US Armys 43 rdInfantry Regiment was stationed. When the

Japanese invaded the Philippines, the Japanese occupying forces landed at Zamboanga on

March 2, 1942. They established a defense head quarters, which was eventually overtaken

by U.S. and Filipino forces in 1945.

For much of the 1950s, the mayor of Zamboanga City was Cesar Climaco, a

flamboyant personality who pursued policies of good governance and cleanliness. Later a

prominent critic of Ferdinand Marcos, Climaco again became a mayor in 1980, at a time of

growing violence in the city. He was assassinated in 1984.

Zamboanga City has had a diverse heritage. It has been, over time, a major Spanish

fort, a U.S. governed capital of the Moro Province of Mindanao Island, one of the first

chartered city in the Philippine Commonwealth, and a war-torn town after a World War II

during and after the Japanese occupation. Zamboanga became a strife-torn city undermartial law and recurrent terrorist attacks have tarnished an otherwise spectacular, if

exotic, image of Southern Elegance and refinement seen in but a few other Philippine cities.


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Census change in population count. After the elections of 2007 Erbie Fabian re-elected as

congressman, became the first representative of the citys second (east) district. Maria

Isabelle Climaco is the representative of the first (west) district in the congress.


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SITE INVESTIGATION

A. Project descriptionThe thesis proposal is originally a Medical Complex. The concept is to establish a

Medical complex with complete facilities, laboratory examination, and Medical professional

can be located in one site as a one stop shop, and also to support the ZCMC with present

congestion on the patient and lack of medical facilities in Zamboanga City Medical Center

(ZCMC), where patient coming from neighboring towns and municipality goes to the ZCMC,

and the problem with patient where they are going far distant for laboratory checkups.

House Bill no. 425 of Congressman Erbie A. Fabian the Need to immediately upgrade

the Facilities and personnel of the Zamboanga City Medical Center to meet with its current

standard as a 250-bed capacity hospital. The congressman explained that the bed capacity

of ZCMC has to be increased to cater the volume of patients in Zamboanga City.

The Group proposes the project title Zamboanga City West Coast Medical Complex.

The proposed solution provides a development plan for a Medical Complex specifically for

the Zamboanga City West Coast. Aside from the Hospital, a Mental health Center, and a

Medical Mall are also considered and included in the development to serve the far West

Barangays.


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SITE CRITERIA

The Group engages in a site selection procedure to determine the best site for the

development. The group researches on the three candidate sites at three Zamboanga City

West Coast barangays: Sinunuc, Recodo, and Ayala.

Preferably, the concerned lots must be a government owned, as much as possible, if

not the government can still acquire the area thru resorting to the Expropriation Law (the

Law of Eminent Domain). The group prepared the necessary criteria for selecting the best

of three sites. The criterion such as the population of the recipient barangay and

accessibility and strategic location are the priority bases of the appropriateness of the site.

The proponents selected the following criterion as bases, of determining the

suitable 3 candidates site and consequently qualifying the most appropriate site for the

proposed Zamboanga West Medical Complex. The criteria are as follows:

A. Accessibility and strategic LocationThe accessibility of the site via decent and furnished road, preferably via the citys

highway road is a favorable factor to be considered. Proximity to such a route will facilitate

the convenience of transport and access of the public to the vicinity and vice versa. The site


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economic developments and is an indication of an existing synergy of business and

industry.

C. UtilityThe site with the most efficient utility system such as power, drainage and water

supply will be the most appropriate site the for the development which will contribute

mush to the functionality of the Structures.

D. Land Use and ZoningThe site having the appropriate land use and zoning development description would

also greatly determine the appropriateness of the site for a government complex

development. The recipient barangay categorized as a secondary development zone will

better accommodate the development.

E. Peace and OrderThe Peace and order condition of the recipient barangay will also determine the

safety and security of the sites environs.

F. Physical CharacteristicsT hi ll th it th t i l ti l fl t t 10% l d t i t th t i


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reflective and serene experience to the end-users. On the contrary the site with

overcrowded tree and plant materials may pose as a problem in the initial clearing

operations.


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SITE SELECTION

LEGEND:

Percentage Color Description

25 Poor

50 Fair

75 Satisfactory

100 Excellent

CRITERIA Sinunuc Ayala Recodo

1. Accessibility and Strategic Location

a. Transportation

b. Distance business and Government

center

c. Distance with respect to

Jurisdiction


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a. Topography

b. Climate

c. Shape

d. Land Area

5. Peace and Order

6.Land Use and Zoning

7.Communication and Services and

Infrastructure

a. Police Station

b. Fire Station

c. Health Center

d. Elementary School

e. High School

f. Daycare Center

8. Natural Characters of Site

a. Flora and Fauna

b. Scenic View

Total 2,150 2,000 1,750

Average = Total / Number of Criteria 86% 80% 70%


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SITE JUSTIFICATION

A. Accesibility and Strategic LocationThe three sites are all accessible by any means of land transportations but

comparatively, Barangay Sinunuc is rated as excellent as it has an efficient access by

any vehicles.

In terms of strategic location and with reference to distance Sinunuc isrelatively closest to the city proper of the three and desirably at the midpoint

location of the proposed Zamboanga West Coast Medical Complex. On the contrary,

Recodo and Ayala were considered as an industrial zone and it suffers from the

industrial traffic.

B.

Population

Statistically the numbers of population in the three barangay are relatively

near in thousand. But number of housing development and subdivision were greatly

increasing in Sinunuc the number of people lives in the barangay also increases.

C. UtilityAll the possible sites have complete utility systems, although comparatively,

Si i t f bl it h th t ffi i t l t i d t


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Barangays Recodo and Ayala are equally more regular in shape, Barangay

Sinunuc is relatively flat

G. Communication Service and InfrastructuresBarangay Sinunuc has more efficient services and infastracture development.

H. Natural CharacteristicsBarangay Sinunuc has minimal plant material and great views compared to

the other two Barangays.


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MAPS


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SITE PICTURE


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SITE ANALYSIS

A. Macro Site Analysis

1. Geographical LocationThe City of Zamboanga is located at the southernmost tip of the Zamboanga

Peninsula. It is approximately 460 nautical miles south of Manila, 365 nautical miles

northeast of Kota Kinabalu (Malaysia), 345 nautical miles northeast of Menado (Indonesia),

bounded to the west by Sulu Sea, on the east by the Moro Gulf, and on the south by the

Basilan Strait and Celebes Sea. Its distance from Cebu City is about 372.57 nautical miles,

and is 340.17 nautical miles from Davao City.

2. Political SubdivisionThere are 98 Barangays, six of which are newly created. To date, there are 28 urban

barangays and 70 rural barangays within the 12 educational districts. By virtue of Republic

Act No. 9269, dated March 19, 2004, the City of Zamboanga was hereby divided into two

districts, the east (district 1) and the west coast (district 2) with the Veterans Avenue as

the Boundary line.

3. Land Area

A f h A 1 2007 h 774 407 l d 3 54%


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The city Falls under the third and fourth type of climate. The seasons are not very

well pronounced, relatively dry from the months of December to April and Minimal rain

May to August and wet in September. The city being outside the typhoon belt, it is rarelyveisited by typhoons. The city has an average temperature of 38 0C. the hottest

temperature was recorded at 29.3 degrees Celsius in July and the lowest temperature at

27.3 degrees Celsius in January. Tropical cyclones or typhoons rarely affect the city because

it is particularly outside the typhoon belt.

5. TopographyThe terrain is generally sloping from the shorelines, gradually becoming hilly and

mountainous towards the center of the peninsula. There are some flat lands, most of which

are narrow strips along the east coast. The urban center is generally flat with a gentle slope

to the interior, having a recorded elevation of 2,419 MLL at the coastline.

The Mountains towards the center reach elevations as high as 1,028 meters but not

less that 500 meters above sea level and area classified under mountain Landform. These

mountain ranges effectively protect the city from typhoons common in the tropics. The city

is also outside of the typhoon path, cyclone hazards, and earthquake belt.

6. HydrologyZamboanga City has a very stable supply of water. Of the total production in 1995

and 1996, only 58% and 60% respectively was consumed as the graph on the rightindicates. Meanwhile, expansion projects by the Zamboanga City Water District (ZCWD),

which owns and operates the water system servicing the City. Created in November 1973,


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Electric power in the City is supplied by the national Power Corporation (Mindanao

Grid, sourced from the Maria Cristina Falls System), purchased and distributed by the Local

Zamboanga City Electrical Cooperative (ZAMCELCO). The City has more than enoughpower to supply the present and future needs of its residential, commercial and industrial

users. Power production increased by 8% from 1995 to 1996. Of these total available

power supply, an average of only 75% per year is consumed.

To the left is the Sangali Sub-Station of the National Power Corporation, located at

Barangay Sangali in the east coast, 27.1 kilometers from the City. Some 4.1 kms. From the

City in the east coast is the Zamboanga City Electric Cooperative (ZAMCELCO) Putik FeederSub-Station, located in Barangay Putik. Aside from this, there are the San Jose Gusu Sub-

Station, and the Recodo Sub-Station.

Serving as the stand-by power source in case of power outages in the City is the

National Power Corporation power barge docked at the west coastal Barangay of Recodo.

In anticipating the increase in the demand for power with the operationalization of the

Zamboanga Economic Zone and Free Port and the Regional Agri-Industrial Center, the

construction of a 100 Megawatt diesel-fired power plant is on-going in barangay Sangali.

The project is undertaken by two Filipino entrepreneurs, Alesons and the Aboitiz Ventures,

with two foreign partners: Tomen of Japan and the Singapore Power Corporation.

8. Languages/Dialects SpokenThe major languages spoken in the City are Chavacano, Tausug, Samal, Cebuano, and

Illongo. The imprint of the Castilian heritage is found in Chavacano, the native dialect whichis 70 percent Spanish and the remaining 30 percent an amalgam of other native dialects.


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Livestock and poultry production has accelerated through the years. So have commercial,

municipal and inland fishing. Major sea products in tuna and like species, herring, sardines,

anchovies and mackerel, as well as shrimps, prawns, squid, crabs, lobsters, and cuttlefish.Minor products include bangus and sugpo fry, seaweeds, sea cucumbers and ornamental

shells.

B. Micro Site Analysis

1. Geographical LocationSite A (Sinunuc) is about 9.3 kilometers distance from the City Hall of

Zamboanga lies Barangay Sinunuc. Its one the north-west Barangay of Zamboanga City.

A total land area of 852.8397 hectares of rich fertile land suitable for farming and a

coastal area rich of marine resources. The terrain type of this barangay to the total landarea is about 25% coastal, and 25% plain and 50% mountainous.

2. ClimateThe city falls under the third and fourth type of climate. The reasons are not very

well pronounced, relatively dry from the months of December to April and minimal rain

from May to August and welt in September. The city being outside the typhoon belt, it is

rarely visited by typhoons.


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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT

LEGEND:

Minor Positive Impact

Minor Negative Impact

No Appreciable Impact

Major Positive Impact

Minor Positive Impact

Undetermined Impact

Impact Action Effect of the Development tothe Environment

Prediction of Impact Mitigating / EnhancementMeasure

A. PhysicalCharacteristics

1. Basic Land Conditiona. Geologic Condition

Major Land Formation

(Topography)

No major land formation will

be tampered.


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Geologic Structure

(Substructure, Etc.)

Extracting of soil will be done

during construction and that

factor cant be avoided, which

may cause about dust and

extraction of potential fertile

soil.

As much as possible, minimal

of excavation and cut-&-fill

must be observed.

Geologic Resources (Mineral

Oils, Etc.)

Natural minerals of the site

will not be move or touched.

b. Soil Condition

Soil Classification

Type of soil areas will be

touched. Some fertile top soil

quantities maybe extracted.

The clearing and cut and fill

operations may bring about

dust to the environment.

Fill and cut areas with the

same of soil after putting the

footings and into landscaping

areas. Organize cut and fill

procedures properly to

minimize expulsion of dust.

Subsoil PermeabilitySome soil will be extracted if

at the location of buildings.

Minimize the cutting as much

possible and replace with the

same soil type.

2. Biotic CommunityConditions

a. PlantGeneral Types and Dominant

Species

Mostly mango, coconut,

banana and some other fruit

trees will be removed from

the site.

Replanting some trees in an

area possible for its good

benefits. Retain others that

are good for landscaping.

Densities and Distributors

Minimal density of Mango

trees, coconut trees, banana

herbs and some fruit trees

will be cut and cleared.

Relocate the trees in a most

strategic location where it is

needed as much as possible

or replant them.

Timber ValueClearing of valued trees will

not affect the timber value.

b. Animal


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General Types and Dominant

Species

Animal behaviors will be

affected during constructions

because of some certain noise

connotes by the work.

As much as possible, avoid

the noise during scheduled

habitations of animals

specifically during night time.

Endangered Species No endangered species willbe affected as there arent any

in the site.

3. Water Shed

Conditions

Water Quality

The project will have no

appreciable impact on the

water quality of the area.

Source of Public of Water

Supply on Site



source of public of water andprivate supply on the site.

Location of Wells, Spring, Etc.Existing wells and lakes will

improve.

4. Air Shed Space

Conditions

General Climate Type

Some air current will be

destructed when buildings

will be developed.

Odor Levels

Odors will produced during

construction.

Average Rainfall



average rainfall of the area.

Average Temperature



average temperature of the

area.


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to provide.

2. Service SystemCapacity

Local Street

Street will be enhanced in

this recipient barangay andsite.

SchoolIncrease in the upgraded

facilities for future expansion.The construction (additional)

Police Station Fire stationAn integrated police and fire

station will be constructed

Recreation

A gymnasium containing

sports and recreational

facilities will be constructed.

Proper maintenance of the

facilities.

Health (Hospital, Clinic, Etc.) A new government Hospitalwill be constructed.

The local barangay should

coordinate to the localgovernment unit for the

upgrading of the facilities.

Electrical Supply

Increase of supply of

electricity on the site due to

increase of connection.

Electrical supply will

improve.

Residents must be oriented

on the connections and fire

preventive measures.

Water SupplyWater supply will be

improved.

Solid Waste DisposalThe project will further

enforce proper SWD SYSTEM.

Proper collection and

disposal of waste, segregation

of materials.

Telephone ServicesCommunication services will

be enhanced.

3. CommunityCharacteristics

Total Population The population will increase Control the distribution of


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population.

Housing Value



housing value of the area.

Income Value

The higher the development

the more it can provide

employment for residents.

The development shallprioritize the local residents

for job hiring. According to

their (educational

attainment).

Employment ValueSome people will be hired as

government employees.

Limit the number of

employees to be hired to the

number of their works.

Health Level

Some materials during the

construction of the building

maybe hazardous to people.

Minimize those materials of

at all possible and use

alternatives.

Crime LevelCrime level will be reduced

after the construction.

Land (Scenic Features)Landscaping will be enhanced

in the site.

AtmosphereSome trees will be cut during

the construction

Replant trees and maximize

landscaping.

Water



water quality of the area.

Existing wells will beimproved.

Flora and FaunaLandscaping will be applied

in the development.

Replant or transfer trees to

maximize landscaping.


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Declaration and Objectives

Here is the enumeration of the goals and guidelines set for by the proponents

for the proposed West Coast Medical Complex.

to have a well facilitated medical center;

to help accommodate medical assistance to people in and out of west coast area

of Zamboanga;

to cater the neighboring barangays of Sibucco municipality where in great need

of medical assistance and services;

to serves as a support of Zamboanga City Medical Center in terms of medical

assistance;

to give an easy and less travel time to patients with in the influence area that

would require immediate medical treatment;

to offer ambulatory care and diagnostics at one site;

to assist the patients in a cheaper cost and well treated services; and

to be an employment generating instrument for the people living near West

coast.

The Need


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May to August and welt in September. The city being outside the typhoon belt, it is rarely

visited by typhoons.

Tropical cyclones of typhoons rarely affect the city because it is particularly outside the

typhoon belt.

The hottest temperature was recorded at 29.3o Celsius in July and the lowest

temperature at 27.3o Celsius in January.

Terrain

The site is relatively flat to partly 50% terrain. From the highway the site opens to a

plain-like area and rises to 10 to 15 meters mountainous like on the rare part terrain.

Hydrology

The existing watershed at Barangay La Paz supplies water to Barangay Sinunuc.

Vegetation

The site is partly land use by nature and as such, it contains various trees like

coconuts, Mango trees, and Banana herbs.

Wildlife

Some typical native birds dwell in the various trees of the site. There arent any

other wildlife species in particular. Cows and goats are shepherds into the central plain of


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G. Future Environment Conditions Without the Project

The environment at the concerned area will most probably persist to exist as a

Residential lot with a growing number of residents.

H. Prediciton and Assestment of Impacts

Physical and/or Chemical Effects

Water

The project will have no appreciable impact on the water quality of the area.

Ground Water

The deep wells water supply might undergo filtration procedures to improve

quality for usage.

Atmosphere

Some trees will be cut during the construction.

Air Characteristics

Dust and Fumes will be produced during the constructions.


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Wildlife

Some birds and other animals may be forced to evacuate from the site as

construction operations begin.

Aesthetic Effects

Land

Landscaping will be enhanced in the site.

Atmosphere

Some trees will be cut during the construction

Water

The project will have no appreciable impact on the water quality of the area.

Existing wells will be improved.

Flora and Fauna

Landscaping will be applied in the development.

Man-made Objects

The Buildings and man-made features in the project will pose as aestheticicons for the project and the community.


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Lifestyle

The lifestyle of the residents of the recipient Barangay and in the whole West

Coast district will be improved.


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DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

There are factors that affects the concern of health facilities and services, this factors

affects theAccessibilityin terms of strategically location, which plays a role in a hospital to

give an easy and faster access for the patients and me dical professionals. Medical

Accommodation for

patients is one of the

best plan to avoid

congestion and satisfy

patients needs in terms

of medical assistance

and needs; the needswhich means,

Adequate facility for

complete patients

comfort and

satisfactory. Publichealth services are

now the main concerned factor that concerns the low profile patients for their needs in


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connect the symbols to the medical cross sign means that it has something to do with the

design problem and solution of the proposed Zamboanga City West Coast Medical Complex.


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specialty, their still connected and united as a compact and functional idea.


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CONCLUSION

If this medical complex will be realize someday, patients from West Coast Barangays of Zamboanga City would take the

opportunity to have their patients be treated in the said medical complex project particularly on emergency cases. For the

people of West Coast Barangays of Zamboanga it is now less travel time and economical in their part, they can avail immediate

medical treatment for the patients, there is a greater chances of survival due to immediate attention with present of the

project, and medical needs of the constituent in the community would be given necessary attention that would corresponds

with particularly level of medical treatment.

If this proposal hopefully implements by the local Government this would be the first one stop shop amenities for

health care services, with its three main structure the Hospital, Medical Mall, and Mental Health Center.

Site A: Sinunuc

Site A is at Barangay Sinunuc about 9.3 kilometers distance from the City Hall of Zamboanga. Its one of the North -WestBarangay of Zamboanga City. The site has a total area of approximately 8.1 hectares. It generally flat to 15% sloping terrain

and is composed mainly of clay loam. The site is partly dense with trees and shrubs mainly of coconut trees and a few banana

herbs and some fruit trees. The site is own by Katherine Ledesma.

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Site B is at Barangay Ayala which is 16 kilometers distance from the City hall of Zamboanga. The site has an area of

approximately 1 hectares. And its land is composed mush of clay loamy soil and most of which are coconut trees and shrubs.

The site is located on the Ayala and on its boundary of Recodo. The site is directly accessible to the main highway. The

property is own by Catabato Timberland Corporation, INC.

Site C: Recodo

Site C is at Barangay Recodo which is 15 Kilometers distance from the City hall of Zamboanga. The site has an area of

approxiatmetly of 4.8 hectares. And its land is composed of sandy loam and most of which is coconut trees and shrubs. The site

is located near the Baradero de Recodo and accessible to the main highway. The property is own by DMC Urban Property

Developers, INC.

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