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IN THE continuing struggle for control over the Metropolitan Cebu Water District , the Local Water Utilities Administration -installed officer-in-charge , John Dx Lapid , was barred from entering the MCWD office building in downtown Cebu City on Monday morning, while on the same day Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia and seven mayors expressed their support for the MCWD officials who had been suspended by the
.Members of the interim board installed by could only intervene if there was a loan default. He said the have reached their limits.He reiterated that the misinterpreted the OGCC’s opinion in its favor, and pushed through with its partial intervention. She said if ’s intervention on the matter and abide by the agency’s order. But last March 15, when the
Administrator Jose Moises Salonga said that although the OGCC’s opinion cited Section 61 of Presidential Decree 198 , which talks of default in terms of payment of the principal or interest on a loan, the same section also provides that “default includes ‘other obligations to the Administration’ as another ground independent from the financial provisions.”“The 2015 Financial Assistance Contract memorializes those obligations both financial and technical.
before it appoints or makes permanent its General Manager, whose appointment shall be subject to confirmation of
Local Water Utilities Administration Officer-In-Charge (OIC) John Dx Lapid MCWD Office Building
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