TABUK CITY, Kalinga—The Lower Kalinga District Engineering Office has announced a feasibility study of the 18-kilometer portion of the Chico River, which is being eyed as a potential business and tourism haven, is nearing completion for the crafting of a prescribed master development plan.
Engr. Ireneo S. Gallato, Lower Kalinga district engineer, said technical personnel from the Department of Public Works and Highways central office will be visiting the city again to validate the data and studies their office provided them previously, prior to finalizing the desired master plan for a portion of the river system.
This would be “so that all future projects will be aligned with the plan to achieve its purpose of becoming a future business and tourism development zone in the future,” Gallato stressed.