SURVEY QUESTIONAIRE ON COMMUNITY BASED APPROACH IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CLEAN AIR ACT (8749) IN THE

MUNICIPALITY OF SANTA CRUZ, LAGUNA

Dear Respondent:
We are currently conducting a study on the implementation of community based approach in the implementation of clean air act in the municipality of Santa Cruz,
Laguna. Please fill out the necessary information below by ticking ( )the appropriate box. All responses will be kept confidential.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Part I. A. The following statements indicate your level of implementation in clean air act in terms of AIR QUALITY MONITORING AND INFORMATION
NETWORK, INTEGRATED AIR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT FRAMEWORK AND AIR QUALITY CONTROL ACTION PLAN. How do you really know the
following?
5-Almost Always
2-Seldom

4-Often
3-Sometimes
1-Almost Never

A. AIR QUALITY MONITORING AND INFORMATION NETWORK

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1. Analysis and evaluation of the current state, trends and projections of air pollution at the various levels
2. Extent of pollution, per type of pollutant and per type of source
3. Identification of critical areas, activities, or projects which will need closer monitoring or regulation
4. Recommendations for necessary executive and legislative action
5. Other pertinent qualitative and quantitative information concerning the extent of air pollution and the air quality performance
rating of industries

B. INTEGRATED AIR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT FRAMEWORK

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1. Reuse Paper Bags

2. Plant a Garden in home
3. Planting of Trees
4. Prohibiting Smoking on public places
5. Avoid Plastic Bags

C. AIR QUALITY CONTROL ACTION PLAN

1. Consider going green
2. Turn Off Lights When not in Use
3. Always Use Recyclable Products
4. Make use of Solar Energy
5. Buy Green Electricity

Part II. The following statements indicate your clean air act procedures. How frequent do you do the following? Kindly check the box that fits your
response using the scale below:

5-Almost Always
2-Seldom

4-Often
3-Sometimes
1-Almost Never

A. Enforcement
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1. Regulation of Emission Quotas

2. Not Using Hazardous Chemicals
3. Ban on Incineration
4. Permits
5. Regulation of All Motor Vehicles and Engines
B. Compliance
1. Carpool, use public transportation, bike, or walk whenever possible.
2. Regular Car Check Up
3. Use Natural Gas Instead of Charcoal
4. Buying Energy Efficient Vehicles
5. Use environmentally safe paints and cleaning products whenever possible.

C. Administration

1. Talk to Local Representatives

2. Educate Your Companions and others
3. Report smoking vehicles to your local elective official or its agent
4. Joining in a Environmental group
5. Coordinating to local government concerned about air pollution