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United Parkview"
“Parkview HOA is committed to transparency, accountability, and progress — ensuring every homeowner’s voice is heard.”
Why Choose Us
A Safe and Secure Community
At Parkview Executive Townhomes, your family’s safety is our top priority. With security guards on duty, clear safety protocols, and plans to strengthen neighborhood watch systems, we ensure every resident feels at peace day and night. A safe community means children can play freely, families can walk without worry, and neighbors can live with confidence.
Clean and Well-Maintained Environment
A beautiful village starts with cleanliness and care. Our team and committees work together to maintain order, handle waste management properly, and ensure that common areas are always inviting. When our environment is clean and well-kept, everyone benefits from fresher air, healthier surroundings, and a sense of pride in where we live.
Strong Sense of Unity
Safety isn’t a slogan here—it’s daily practice. Our guardhouse monitors entry/exit, visitor logs are required, and common areas are kept well-lit at night. We encourage courteous driving (slow inside the village), responsible pet ownership, and zero tolerance for vandalism. If you see something off, report it through the portal or the guardhouse hotline—no drama, just action.
What residents can expect: gated access, basic CCTV coverage at key points, visitor QR passes, night patrols, and incident tracking so issues don’t vanish into thin air.
Transparent and Organized Management
No more guessing where your dues go or what’s happening in the village. Through our new systems, you can access billing records, updates, and announcements easily. Transparency builds trust, and with organized management, we make sure every peso is accounted for and used for the benefit of everyone.
Continuous Development and Improvement
A Place to Truly Call Home
Parkview is more than just land and houses. It is where families grow, dreams are built, and a better life unfolds. With security, cleanliness, unity, and progress, we make Parkview Executive Townhomes a community worth belonging to—a place where every resident can proudly say, “This is home.”
A Safe and Secure Community
With guards on duty and clear safety protocols, Parkview Executive Townhomes provides peace of mind for every family. Safety is always our top priority.
Clean and Well-Maintained Environment
We take pride in keeping our subdivision clean, orderly, and properly maintained. A pleasant and hygienic space benefits everyone.
Strong Sense of Unity
Living here means being part of a community that looks out for one another. We believe in unity, cooperation, and building friendships among neighbors.
Transparent and Organized Management
A good village is more than clean streets—it’s people who look out for each other. Expect welcome messages for new residents, volunteer clean-ups, sports and wellness activities, and family-friendly events. We encourage sharing skills (from tutoring to gardening) and helping neighbors who need extra hands.
What residents can expect: posted event calendars, volunteer sign-ups, neighborhood chat guidelines (respect first), and quick ways to propose activities without endless meetings.
Continuous Development and Improvement
Your dues and participation fuel projects like infrastructure upgrades, cleanliness drives, and beautification efforts that improve our village year after year.
Meet the Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of Parkview Executive Townhomes Homeowners Association is composed of elected homeowner representatives entrusted to lead our community. They are responsible for making decisions that ensure the safety, order, and continuous improvement of our village.
Michelle Botor
President & Committee Chair for Rules & Adjudication
Francis Jonee Dy
Vice President & Committee Chair for Technology & Communication
Marc P Pacardo
Secretary & Committee Chair for Safety & Security
Armin D. Lita
Treasurer & Committee Chair for Billing & Finance
Francis Mores
Auditor
Norma Francisco
Committee Chair for Maintenance & Infrastructure
Arlene Moreno
Committee Chair for Grievance & Welfare
Francia A. Belen
Committee Chair for Membership & Community Engagement
Helen Yong
Committee Chair for Cleanliness & Environmental
for phase 1
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need to register my household and vehicles?
Registration ensures we have a clear record of all people and vehicles passing through the gate. This improves accountability, prevents unauthorized access, and strengthens safety protocols for both Phase One and Phase Two residents.
Why am I required to buy a vehicle sticker?
Stickers serve as identification for residents’ vehicles.
Guards can immediately distinguish between registered residents and visitors.
Without a sticker, a vehicle will always be treated as a visitor, regardless of residency.
Sticker Rates:
₱350/year – Cars and SUVs
₱150/year – Light motorized vehicles (motorcycles, tricycles, scooters)
Why is there an Access Fee of ₱500 per household per year?
Phase Two vehicles pass through Phase One’s gate and roads daily, contributing to wear-and-tear and added admin costs. The Access Fee ensures that road maintenance and operational expenses are fairly shared.
Why do I need to pay a Security Fee of ₱400 per month?
Security guards, CCTV, and gate operations are funded by Phase One residents.
Since Phase Two residents also benefit from the same guards and security measures, fairness requires everyone to contribute.
The Security Fee helps sustain 24/7 guard services, inspection protocols, and monitoring systems that protect both communities.
What about construction trucks and heavy vehicles going to Phase Two?
Construction vehicles are not denied entry, but they will always be treated as visitors.
They must log at the gate, surrender ID, and undergo inspection protocols.
If damages occur to roads or property, the responsible Phase Two homeowner will be held accountable.
What happens if I don’t register or pay the required fees?
Your vehicles will be considered visitors and logged every time.
Guards may restrict automatic entry.
Non-compliance could result in delayed access or denial of passage until obligations are met.
Does the ₱500 Access Fee cover major road damages?
No. The ₱500 Access Fee is only a maintenance contribution to help share the costs of road usage and minor upkeep.
If a Phase Two vehicle (for example, a construction truck or heavy equipment) causes major damage to roads, drainage, or property, the responsible homeowner will be billed separately for the full cost of repairs.
This is necessary because ₱500/year is too small to cover large damages—it simply ensures Phase Two contributes fairly to everyday road use, while damages remain the direct responsibility of the party who caused them.
Do I need to pay a security deposit if I have an ongoing or new construction project?
Q: Why is this required?
To ensure protection of common areas such as roads, drainage, sidewalks, and the gate during the construction period.
To cover any accidental damage caused by trucks, workers, or construction activity.
To encourage contractors and workers to comply with HOA rules (working hours, cleanliness, safety, etc.).
Q: Is the deposit refundable?
Yes, it is fully refundable after project completion, provided there are:
No damages to roads, drainage, or common property, and
Compliance with all construction guidelines.
If there are damages, the cost of repair will be deducted from the deposit, and only the balance will be refunded.
Q: How do I get my deposit back?
Request for an inspection from the HOA Maintenance Committee once your project is finished.
If cleared, refund will be processed within 30 days.
for phase 2
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need to register my household and vehicles?
Registration ensures we have a clear record of all people and vehicles passing through the gate. This improves accountability, prevents unauthorized access, and strengthens safety protocols for both Phase One and Phase Two residents.
Why am I required to buy a vehicle sticker?
Stickers serve as identification for residents’ vehicles.
Guards can immediately distinguish between registered residents and visitors.
Without a sticker, a vehicle will always be treated as a visitor, regardless of residency.
Sticker Rates:
₱350/year – Cars and SUVs
₱150/year – Light motorized vehicles (motorcycles, tricycles, scooters)
Why is there an Access Fee of ₱500 per household per year?
Phase Two vehicles pass through Phase One’s gate and roads daily, contributing to wear-and-tear and added admin costs. The Access Fee ensures that road maintenance and operational expenses are fairly shared.
Why do I need to pay a Security Fee of ₱400 per month?
Security guards, CCTV, and gate operations are funded by Phase One residents.
Since Phase Two residents also benefit from the same guards and security measures, fairness requires everyone to contribute.
The Security Fee helps sustain 24/7 guard services, inspection protocols, and monitoring systems that protect both communities.
What about construction trucks and heavy vehicles going to Phase Two?
Construction vehicles are not denied entry, but they will always be treated as visitors.
They must log at the gate, surrender ID, and undergo inspection protocols.
If damages occur to roads or property, the responsible Phase Two homeowner will be held accountable.
What happens if I don’t register or pay the required fees?
Your vehicles will be considered visitors and logged every time.
Guards may restrict automatic entry.
Non-compliance could result in delayed access or denial of passage until obligations are met.
Does the ₱500 Access Fee cover major road damages?
No. The ₱500 Access Fee is only a maintenance contribution to help share the costs of road usage and minor upkeep.
If a Phase Two vehicle (for example, a construction truck or heavy equipment) causes major damage to roads, drainage, or property, the responsible homeowner will be billed separately for the full cost of repairs.
This is necessary because ₱500/year is too small to cover large damages—it simply ensures Phase Two contributes fairly to everyday road use, while damages remain the direct responsibility of the party who caused them.
Do I need to pay a security deposit if I have an ongoing or new construction project?
Q: Why is this required?
To ensure protection of common areas such as roads, drainage, sidewalks, and the gate during the construction period.
To cover any accidental damage caused by trucks, workers, or construction activity.
To encourage contractors and workers to comply with HOA rules (working hours, cleanliness, safety, etc.).
Q: Is the deposit refundable?
Yes, it is fully refundable after project completion, provided there are:
No damages to roads, drainage, or common property, and
Compliance with all construction guidelines.
If there are damages, the cost of repair will be deducted from the deposit, and only the balance will be refunded.
Q: How do I get my deposit back?
Request for an inspection from the HOA Maintenance Committee once your project is finished.
If cleared, refund will be processed within 30 days.
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PARKVIEW EXECUTIVE TOWNHOMES
📍 Zone 6 Midtown San felipe, Naga City, Camarines Sur
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