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							 The Guinayangan Public Market is owned, operated and maintained by the Municipal 
			Government.
						 At present it is under the Office of the Economic 
			Enterprise which is under the Office of the Municipal Mayor. The 
			stallholders or Vendors only rent for the space they are occupying for a period of time 
			indicated in the lease contract they signed. Rentals vary from size
						 and location of the stalls. Income received from the rentals are used for the maintenance and 
						 improvements of the market as well as the annual 
			amortization of the loan to MDFO-LOGOFIND who financed the 
			construction of the public market. The designated public market administrator oversees the daily operations of 
						 the market. All vendors are bound by the set of rules and regulations set by the Municipality.  
			The municipal government is proposing for the transfer of some of 
			the maintenance operations of the public market to the Guinayangan 
			Public Market Vendors Association which includes among others the 
			operation and maintenance of the comfort rooms. the public paging 
			system, and the price monitoring display board. PROCEDURES 
						FOR RENTING A STALL OR SPACE 
						       
									   
										
										Check with the designated Market 
										Administrator or the Municipal Treasurer 
										for vacant stall in the market.
										
										
										Fill up the 
										
										application form (P 50.00 
										filing fee) providing information on 
										what kind of commodities to be sold for 
										proper sectioning.  One can select 
										on the following sections of the market: 
			          
			   1.   FISH 
			SECTION – refers to the area where only fresh fish, clams, 
			crabs, seaweeds                     
			and other sea foods and marine products are sold. 
									  
										
										MEAT SECTION – refers to the area 
										where all kinds of meat such as beef, 
										pork, chicken, and other meat products 
										are sold. 
											
											DRIED FISH SECTION – refers 
											to the area where all kinds of 
											processed/dried fish and other 
											marine products are sold. 
											
											DRY GOODS SECTION – refers to 
											the area where all kinds of 
											textiles, ready made dresses and 
											toiletries, footwears, kitchen 
											wares, utensils and other household 
											articles, plastics and leather 
											products, school  and office 
											supplies are sold .
											GROCERY/HANDICRAFT SECTION – 
											refers to the area where all kinds 
											of bakery products, confectioneries 
											, beverages/soft drinks, and the 
											like, canned goods, eggs, sausages, 
											starch, salt, soap and other 
											household and food products 
											including native products are sold. 
											
											RICE/GRAIN SECTION  – refers 
											to the area where only rice and 
											other grain cereals are sold.  
											
											FRUITS AND VEGETABLE SECTION 
											– refers to the area where all kinds 
											of fruits and vegetable including 
											coconut and root crops are being 
											sold. 
											
											EATERY (COMMERCIAL) SECTION – 
											refers to the area where only all 
											kinds of cooked/prepared food are 
											sol . This includes refreshment 
											parlors, cafeterias and kitchenette. 
											
											VETERINARY & AGRICULTURAL SECTION 
											– refers to the area where poultry 
											supply and other agricultural 
											products and supplies are sold. 
											
											GENERAL BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) 
											SECTION – refers to the area 
											where only drug stores, tailoring 
											shops, barbers shops, electronic 
											shops are located. 
											MISCELLANEOUS SECTION – 
											refers to the area where any other 
											business not classified herein above 
											shall be allowed including firewood, 
											charcoal and other minor facilities    3.   
			Ask for the 
			
			Certificate of Award of Stall.    4.   
			Pay the 50% of the Stall Rights Fee at the Treasury Office.    5.   
			Sign the 
			Contract of Lease of Stall.    6.   
			If an improvement will be done in the leased stall, ask for the Form 
			for                   
			
			Request for Improvement.  Fill it up and process it for 
			approval by the Municipal Mayor.      7.  
			Provide improvement to your leased stall, if any.    8.  Pay 
			25% of the Stall Rights Fee.    9.  Ask 
			for the 
			
			Certificate of Occupancy.    10.   
			Start your business.    11.   
			After the sixth month of operation of your business, apply and 
			process the approval of your Business Permit and Licenses.   SCHEDULE OF STALL RIGHTS 
			FEE Stall Rights Fee is at the 
			rate of P2,000.00 per square meter payable in the 
			following schedule 
						       
						       
						       
						       
						       
						       
						              
								a.   50% upon filing of application 
								for lease of stall 
						              
								b.  25% upon occupancy 
						              
								c.  the remaining 25% will be paid in 6 
								equal monthly amortization. 
			 
						        
						       
						       
						       
						       
						      SCHEDULE 
								OF RENTAL 
						      Rental Fee of 
								Stalls is payable daily at the rate of 
			 
						                  
								P3.00/square meter/day for 
								inside stalls 
						                  
								P3.50/square meter/day for 
								outside stalls and stalls within the main alley 
						                  
								P3.25/square meter/day for 
								outside stalls at the back of the market main 
								building 
						                  
								P40.00/stall/day at the meat 
								section 
						                  
								P20.00/stall/day at the fish 
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