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Taguig closes Makati park for alleged lack of permits
The Philippine Star
|March 04, 2024
The Taguig City government has ordered the closure of the Makati Park and Garden for allegedly not having the necessary permits to operate.
In a statement yesterday, Taguig said the park is under its jurisdiction, which the city “has the right to possess and administer the same notwithstanding Makati’s unlawful possession.”
It claimed the park was closed by Makati and used as a garage for its heavy equipment and storage for various objects.
Taguig, citing the Local Government Code and local ordinances, said the closure was in line with its authority to regulate any business, trade or activity within its jurisdiction through the issuance of a mayor’s permit after submission of documents and payment of fees and taxes.
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