The one who issue survey order/authority for Reclamation Project Surveys with area less than 100 hectares.

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The one who issue survey order/authority for Reclamation Project Surveys with area less than 100 hectares.

For reclamation project surveys, the authority to issue the survey order is determined by the project size. When the area is under 100 hectares, the responsibility falls to the Regional Technical Director for Lands. This delegation reflects a practical division of duties: the RTD for Lands oversees land surveys and titling at the regional level, handling smaller-scale projects to keep approvals timely, while larger or more significant reclamation initiatives move up to higher authority levels. The other offices have different primary roles: RED heads the regional office on environmental and natural resources matters but is not the survey-authorization authority for small reclamation surveys; CENRO handles on-the-ground environmental compliance and local field tasks, not the formal survey orders for reclamation; the Secretary handles higher-level policy and large-scale decisions, which are reserved for areas that exceed the threshold.

For reclamation project surveys, the authority to issue the survey order is determined by the project size. When the area is under 100 hectares, the responsibility falls to the Regional Technical Director for Lands. This delegation reflects a practical division of duties: the RTD for Lands oversees land surveys and titling at the regional level, handling smaller-scale projects to keep approvals timely, while larger or more significant reclamation initiatives move up to higher authority levels.

The other offices have different primary roles: RED heads the regional office on environmental and natural resources matters but is not the survey-authorization authority for small reclamation surveys; CENRO handles on-the-ground environmental compliance and local field tasks, not the formal survey orders for reclamation; the Secretary handles higher-level policy and large-scale decisions, which are reserved for areas that exceed the threshold.

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