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CEBU CITY, Philippines — The Cebu City Council returned the Technical Infrastructure Committee’s (TIC) report on Monterrazas de Cebu to the panel for further review after councilors questioned its recommendation to allow the development’s existing and ongoing projects to continue. The council took the action during its regular session on Tuesday, Sept. 15, after Vice […]... Keep on reading: Cebu City Council flags gaps, returns Monterrazas report to TIC

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CEBU CITY, Philippines — The Cebu City Council returned the Technical Infrastructure Committee’s (TIC) report on Monterrazas de Cebu to the panel for further review after councilors questioned its recommendation to allow the development’s existing and ongoing projects to conti...

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Bias Comparison — Cebu City Council flags gaps, returns Monterrazas report to TIC

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Center: CEBU CITY, Philippines — The Cebu City Council returned the Technical Infrastructure Committee’s (TIC) report on Monterrazas de Cebu to the panel for further review after councilors questioned its recommendation to allow the development’s existing and ongoing projects to continue. The council took the action during its regular session on Tuesday, Sept. 15, after Vice […]... Keep on reading: Cebu City Council flags gaps, returns Monterrazas report to TIC
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