THE much-anticipated construction of the Pagatpat Public Market, valued at P50 million, is poised to commence following the inauguration of Mayor Rolando 'Klarex' Uy and Pagatpat chairman Roel Gabo on July 6, 2023.
This significant project has garnered immense support and appreciation from the local community, particularly the farmers and street vendors residing in Barangay Pagatpat.
Punong Barangay Gabo expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Mayor Uy for approving and taking action on his request to undertake this endeavor.
He acknowledged the vital role the public market would play in benefitting the residents and local vendors of Barangay Pagatpat, making it clear that their needs and well-being were the primary focus.
In his statement, Mayor Uy emphasized that the initiation of the public market project was driven by the aim of providing substantial assistance to both the local economy and the people of the barangay.
Uy even reassured the community that the entire Pagatpat Public Market would be completed diligently, underscoring its importance as a project designed to improve the lives of the residents.
The mayor also expressed his deep appreciation to the 20th City Council, led by Vice Mayor Jocelyn Rodriguez, for their unwavering support throughout his tenure.
Their collaborative efforts have been instrumental in pushing forward initiatives that benefit the community at large, according to Uy.
The endorsement event was attended by esteemed individuals such as City Councilors Yan Lam Lim, who chairs the committee on economic enterprises, Ma. Lourdes Gaane, Romeo Calizo, department managers from the city hall, and various barangay officials.
The presence of these stakeholders highlighted the collective commitment to the development and prosperity of Barangay Pagatpat.
The approval and upcoming construction of the Pagatpat Public Market stand as a testament to the significance of public markets in supporting farmers, vendors, and residents alike.
Uy said it not only promises economic growth but also serves as a symbol of the local government's dedication to enhancing the livelihoods and well-being of its constituents.
