This document provides an overview of the proposed MiraNila master-planned community in southwestern Cebu, Philippines. The key points are: 1. MiraNila is a 1,200 hectare PEZA-approved project that will include five resorts, two golf courses, marinas, retirement villages, subdivisions, and commercial/industrial areas. 2. The project spans two municipalities and has obtained the necessary entitlements and clearances. It will be developed in phases over multiple years. 3. The goal is to create a world-class community with a variety of tourism, residential, commercial, and education facilities to drive economic growth in the region.

1. Tomorrow’s City Today
A World To Keep

2. MASTER PLAN MID-TERM CONCEPT

3. MiraNila
Sky so blue,
Sea so deep,
Mountains true,
Rivers pure.
Labor inspired,
Rest serene,
A world to keep.
A soul to nurture.
Let me work,
Let me play
Let me rest.
Let me live,
My soul to keep. . .
Today
ABOUT MIRANILA

5. MISSION STATEMENT
MiraNila is a proposed master-planned PEZA
(Philippine Economic Zone Authority) community in
Southwestern Cebu ready for development in partnership
with investors. Development components are five
resorts, two 18–hole golfcourses, two marinas, interna-
tional retirement villages, residential subdivisions,
commercial and industrial components.

6. UTILITIES & INFRASTRACTURE
• Major roads from Cebu City and the Project Site are the
South Reclamation Road (SRP) to Carcar/Barili: 50.7
km. (good roads) Mantalongon, Barili to Vito project
site: 9.7 km.(road needs improvement) (Total: 60.4 km.)
• Power Supply: CEBECO, a local electric power
cooperative
• Telecommunications: GLOBE , SMART and SUN
• Water System: MiraNila must source and distribute its
own water network within the project area from
springs and aquifers . Desalination or a dual-system
must be considered.
• Horizontal infrastructure and utilities : must be
provided by MiraNila.

7. SUMMARY OF ENTITLEMENTS &
CLEARANCES
1. PEZA (Philippine Economic Zone Authority) Certificate of Board
Resolution No. 98-069 declaring MiraNila as an Ecozone (March 25,
1998)
2. PRA (Philippine Retirement Authority) Temporary Accreditation
(December 13, 2008)
3. DENR (Department of Environment & Natural Resources)
Environment Compliance Certificate (ECC) (September 14, 1998)
4. DAR (Department of Agrarian Reform) Clearance (Exemption/
Exclusion) from CARP COVERAGE (September 15, 1998)
5. DOT (Department of Tourism) endorsement and accreditation of
its tourism facilities as a Tourism Estate (1998)
6. Certification from DA (Department of Agriculture) re: non-suitability
for agricultural production (June 18, 1998)
7. Certification from DA (Department of Agriculture) re: non-suitability f
agricultural production (June 18, 1998) Certification from NIA (Nationa
Irrigation Administration) re: no irrigation facilities (May 20, 1998)

8. SUMMARY OF ENTITLEMENTS &
CLEARANCES
8. Resolution of Endorsement from the RDC (Regional Development
Council) endorsing the PEZA application of MiraNila, RDC Resolution
No. 13, Series of 1998 (March 19, 1998)
9. Resolution of Endorsement from PLUC (Provincial Land Use
Committee) Resolution No. 4 (May 4, 1998)
10. Endorsement from the Provincial Board Member representing the
3rd District (February 10, 1998)
11. Resolution of Endorsement from the Provincial Development
Council, Resolution No. 3 (March 18, 1998)
12. Endorsement from Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry
(February 28, 1998)
13. Resolution of Endorsement from the Municipality of Barili,
Resolution No. 002-98 (February 4, 1998).
14. Resolution of Endorsement from the Municipality of Barili, Resolution
No. 22-2006 (April 19, 2006).
15. Resolution of Endorsement from Barangay Hilasgasan, Barili,
Resolution No. 10 (December 1997)

9. SUMMARY OF ENTITLEMENTS &
CLEARANCES
16. Resolution of Endorsement from Barangay Vito, Barili Resolution
No. 10 (December 1997)
17. Barili Zoning Certification (January 7, 1998)
18. Certification from the Municipal Agriculture of Barili (January 7,
1998)
19. Preliminary Approval and Locational Clearance from the
Municipality of Barili, PALC NO. 001 (February 24, 1998)
22. Development Permit from the Municipality of Barili, DP NO. 01
(February 24, 1998)
21. Resolution of Endorsement from the Municipality of Aloguinsan,
Resolution No. 462-98 (February 11, 1998)
22. Resolution of Endorsement from the Municipality of Aloguinsan,
Resolution No. 161-2006 (April 3, 2006)
23. Resolution of Endorsement from Barangay Kantabugon, Aloguinsan
(1998)
24. Resolution of Endorsement from Barangay Bojo, Aloguinsan,
Resolution No. 036 (February 11, 1998)

10. SUMMARY OF ENTITLEMENTS &
CLEARANCES
25. Resolution of Endorsement from Barangay Bonbon, Aloguinsan (1998)
26. Resolution of Endorsement from Barangay Kawasan, Aloguinsan,
Resolution No. 59 (January 4, 1998)
27. Aloguinsan Zoning Certification (January 7, 1998)
28. Certification from the Municipal Agriculture of Aloguinsan
(January 7, 1998)
29. Preliminary Approval and Locational Clearance from the
Municipality of Aloguinsan, PALC NO. 01-98 (February 15,
1998)
30. Certificate of Locational Viability Decision from the Municipality of
Aloguinsan (1998)
31. Development Permit from the Municipality of Aloguinsan,
DP NO. 01-98 (February 22, 1998)
32. Comprehensive Land Use Plan – Barili and Provincial Board Resolutio
No. 788-99 (April 6, 1999) approving the CLUP of Barili
33. Comprehensive Land Use Plan – Aloguinsan and Provincial Board
Resolution No. 1028-2000 (March 22, 2000) approving the CLUP of
Aloguinsan

11. PEZA ECOZONE APPROVAL

12. LOCATION, TERRAIN & VICINITY

13. LOCATION, TERRAIN & VICINITY

14. LOCATION, TERRAIN & VICINITY
Along the coastline of two
(2) adjoining towns of
Barili and Aloguinsan, on
the southwest corridor of
the Province of Cebu,
Philippines.
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Right by Tañon Strait
with Negros Island across
this historic channel, on
an elevated portion of
between 50 to 100 meters
above sea level.

15. MAJOR ACCESS TO MiraNila
From Cebu City
3. Transcentral Highway (106.5 Km)
Busay to Balamban then driving North towards
Aloguinsan passing the towns of Toledo City
and Pinamungahan
2. SRP Highway to Minglanilla, Naga – Uling
Road through Toledo City (78.7 Km).
1. SRP Highway to Minglanilla, Naga, Carcar, Barili
passing through Mantalongon to project site in
Vito, Barili (60.4 Km).

16. LOCATION, TERRAIN & VICINITY
With an ocean front of approximately 8 km. long stretching from
the south end of Brgy. Hilasgasan (Barili) and to the north end of
Brgy. Bojo (Aloguinsan).

17. LOCATION, TERRAIN & VICINITY
With panoramic and elegant ocean views enhanced by the
majestic splendor of mountain vistas and sceneries.

18. LOCATION, TERRAIN & VICINITY

19. LOCATION, TERRAIN & VICINITY

20. LAND ACQUISITION MAP
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21. MASTER PLAN MID-TERM CONCEPT
Phase 3 Long Term Concept
Area Beyond 2,800 hectares to go as far
as 3,000 hectares
Land Acquisition
Phase 1 Short Term Concept
Area 1,200 hectares
Phase 2 Mid Term Concept
Area From 1,200 to 2,000 hectares

22. MASTER PLAN MID-TERM CONCEPT
Land Acquisition
Phase 1 1,200 hectares
Paid/Free/Clear 857 hectares
Nearly all of Phase 1 can be developed on
acquired land (prioritizing). Greenbelts
provided.
Land distribution is divided between two
(2) towns, creating “Tomorrow’s City, Today!”.

23. MASTER PLAN MID-TERM CONCEPT
Land Acquisition Pattern
Municipality of Barili 533.47 hectares
* Covering the barangays of Gilasgasan and Vito,
Giloctog and Paril
** Mid Term-Long Term Plans may extend to
Brgys. Malolos and Cabcaban

24. MASTER PLAN MID-TERM CONCEPT
Land Acquisition Pattern
Municipality of Aloguinsan 324.10 hectares
* Covering the barangays of Vito and Bojo
** Mid Term/Long Term Plans may extend to
Brgys. Kawasan and Olango, and Poblacion
as proposed internal highway connects to the
provincial highway near Aloguinsan Church.
Barangay Kawasan – ideal site for a proposed
Lake MiraNila.

25. IMPLEMENTING VISION
Master-planned to provide world-class and
environmentally controlled facilities as follows:
 Five (5) resort complexes including a medical spa
 Two (2) championship golf courses
 Over 100 hectares of high-tech employment services
 A wide variety of housing opportunities for itself
and burgeoning nearby developments in the
Cities of Toledo, Carcar and Naga and the
Municipalities of San Fernando, Barili and
Aloguinsan

26. IMPLEMENTING VISION
 A comprehensive town center to accommodate
commercial, service, civic, medical facilities and
cultural activities
 Retirement and resort/recreational facilities
appealing to Cebu’s international domestic market,
including overseas Filipino market

27. IMPLEMENTING VISION
 A new major regional airport/seaport/ long-
term plan
 A university complex integrated with business
and business-park activities
 A Philippine-Asian Friendship Village as a major
tourism attraction with entertainment facilities
and incorporating a tourism training center and
nature camp facilities
 A sports complex, including world-class tennis
courts for international competition

28. CATEGORIES OF SPECIFIC PROJECTS
Envisioned To Boost Rapid Economic Growth
Tourism-Oriented
• Resorts, Hotels/Casino

29. CATEGORIES OF SPECIFIC PROJECTS
Envisioned To Boost Rapid Economic Growth
Tourism-Oriented
• Resort-Residential and Residential Communities
• Seaside golf courses with spectacular ocean views

30. CATEGORIES OF SPECIFIC PROJECTS
Envisioned To Boost Rapid Economic Growth
Tourism-Oriented
• North Marina
(Bojo River)
• Marina Residential
Community
• South Marina
(Gilasgasan-Giloctog)

31. CATEGORIES OF SPECIFIC PROJECTS
Envisioned To Boost Rapid Economic Growth
Retirement Communities
• Cluster of residential villages with variety of
designs to meet cultural character challenges
• Vacation homes for the rich and famous
• Employment opportunities for people in retirement
• Clinics, medical centers and hospital, if possible
• Airport for small planes to ferry tourists and
residents from Mactan
• Asian Friendship Village

32. RELOCATION PROGRAM INFORMAL
DWELLERS
While MiraNila has NO TENANTS, MiraNila’s SOCIO-
ECONOMIC PROGRAM includes the provision of the
following to about 200 informal dwellers (previous
landowners):
• 250 sq. m. lot for homelots within barangay within
relocation area
•Priority in future employment and training opportunities
within the project

33. CATEGORIES OF SPECIFIC PROJECTS
Envisioned To Boost Rapid Economic Growth
Educational Motivators| Facilities
• Schools integrated with business
• Occupational centers for information technology
(IT), welders, electricians, medical
technicians (radiologists)
• Hotel/resort-type of training centers for front desk,
concierge services, waiters, bellboys, busboys, chamber
maids, gardeners, drivers, cooks and chef assistants
• Family-oriented opportunities such as domestic helpers,
caregivers, nursing aides/assistants
• Language learning
• Grade school and high school

34. CATEGORIES OF SPECIFIC PROJECTS
Envisioned To Boost Rapid Economic Growth
Transportation Facilities
• Fastboat Pier
• Site Airport for Light Planes to ferry tourists from
Mactan International Airport
• Coasters and Buses • Electric Cars
• Helipads

35. CATEGORIES OF SPECIFIC PROJECTS
Envisioned To Boost Rapid Economic Growth
Public Safety And Health Services
• Medical Centers • Clinics
• Hospitals • Fire Brigade
• Police Brigade • Police and Security Offices

36. INTERNAL PILOT ROADS MADE BY

37. INTERNAL ROADS CONSTRUCTED BY
1. Road linking Bojo, Aloguinsan with Hilasgasan,
Barili, along the coastline (10 Km).
2. Road connecting Vito Proper, Barili with
Kantabugon, Aloguinsan, close to coastline (3 Km).
3. Road connecting Bojo-Kantabugon downward
directly to Baybay beach (1Km).
4. Uphill boulevard overlooking Gilasgan, Giloctog
and Hapitan perimeter to Palatdan hilltop, starts
from lower Hilasgasan creek (1 Km).

38. INTERNAL ROADS CONSTRUCTED BY
5. Walkway by the sea from Hilasgasan beach to
the Vito beachline (3 Km).
** Road (1) represents a ‘crude model’ of so-called
‘missing link’ in the circumferential road plan for the
Province of Cebu, linking Barili and Aloguinsan

39. PROPOSED BACKBONE HIGHWAY

40. OUR MASTER PLANNERS
A few of the best in the business of
Land Developments, Architectural and Engineering:
Richard Watson and Associates
Mission Viejo, California, USA
RNM Architectural Planners
Newport Beach, California, USA
Robert Bein, William Frost and Associates
(Engineering)
Irvine, California, USA

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