Installation of an ice production facility could assist the community in this coastal barangay that has rich marine resources. The ice could be used to preserve fresh fish for marketing in Rapu-Rapu, Legaspi City and even to towns of Bacon or Prieto Diaz in Sorsogon. Local fisherfolk claim that a cold storage facility would help preserve the quality of their marine products so enabling them to negotiate higher price. The current price of ice in the locality is three times that in the town center. Residents, who have no means to buy the expensive ice, must often compromise the price of their marine produce to local traders. This component is expected to generate revenues for the community and augment the resident's major livelihood. The power from MHP can provide electricity to 98 households for lighting and operation of small businesses. Each household is allocated a 30 and 100 W share of electricity during the dry and wet months respectively. The MHP, in addition to ice plant operation could also provide power for a copra and abaca drying facility to be optimally used during the prolonged rainy months. The MHP system for lighting could be set to operate only the nightime to accommodate for the post-harvest facilities e.g., dryer and possibly a rice mill.

Integral to the watershed development plan are advocacy-reloated activities, which include education campaign and community mobilization; monitoring of milling activities; and paralegal training.