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Case Studies of Metropolitan Arrangements Owning the Metropolitan Vision: The Case of BLIST Setting an Institutional Framework for Metropolitan Management: Metro Cebu Providing a Metropolitan Perspective to Development Planning: Cagayan de Oro Metro Naga: A Continuing Challenge of Local Autonomy and Sustainability Metro Iloilo: A Struggle for Acceptance and Organization Metro Davao: In Search of Metropolitan Definition Governance and Urban Development: Case Study of Metro Manila
Case Study 1 Owning the Metropolitan Vision: The Case of BLIST Ruben G. Mercado and Carmel P. Chammag contiguous areas in the regional center of the Cordillera Administrative LIST stands for Region Baguio, La (CAR). Trinidad, The BUST Itogon, isS_tblan not a geopolitical and Tuba-- entity but a planning area. When the Regional Physical Framework Plan of CAR was formulated in 1990, the BLIST was identified as a major subregional area due to the fast urban growth of Baguio City influencing the adjacent municipalities, most especially La Trinidad. The other municipalities close to the city are showing potentials of becoming the catchment area for Baguio's rapid growth. The BLIST currently plays a key role in the development of the CAR and the Northern Luzon as the region's educational, tourism and commercial center. The BLIST area is also one of the growth nodes of the North Western Luzon Growth Quadrangle (NWLGQ), which is being promoted as an economic and tourism zone linkingthe coastal provinces of Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La Union and Pangasinan with the BLIST in Benguet Province of CAR. Serious planning for the BLIST area has been undertaken after Baguio City was seriously damaged by the earthquake in 1990. It was thought then that rehabilitating the city should go beyond restoration and should address the city's long-term reconstruction. This necessitates a deliberate attempt to include in the development plan the city's future interaction and integration with its neighboring areas. Metro BLIST is a new term being introduced in this paper, which refers to the Urban BLIST. The original term was Metro Baguio, but was received with a strong negative reaction because it left the impression that the other areas are just extensions of Baguio City. This paper reviews the developments and challenges of Metro BLIST, focusing on the steps needed to deal with its present and future concerns.
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About theAuthors Raul S.Anlocotan i
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