Last March 19, 2015, as written by Danny Estacio in one national newspapaper, and I quote –“ The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) has ordered the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to stop the road widening project ( its no longer termed road widening its now called loading and unloading bay) along Daang Maharlika Road that would demolish the fence of a heritage house.” including many presumed heritage houses, and historical streetscapes which are also covered by the protection of the RA 10066. “The order was in response to a complaint that the fence of the Natalio Enriquez Heritage Mansion along the Maharlika highway would be demolished to make way for a road widening project. The complaint was filed by Rina Marquez, daughter of former Quezon Representative Bienvenido O. Marquez Jr., co-owner of the mansion.” Read more at http://www.mb.com.ph/culture-commission-stops-road-project/#UyPGgcbbRvYM4fPq.99 “ Yet in a very sudden turn of events, the DPWH Quezon 2nd Engineering District continues to disregard the tenor of the CDO issued by NCCA last March 2015...as of yesterday,Sept 25 2015, LA Clamor corporation of Lucena City, the private contractor contracted by DPWH continues to backhoe the sidestreets of Sariaya Daan maharlika covered by the NCCA CDO..