EMBARCADERO DE LEGAZPI

Location Victory Village, Legazpi City

Land Area 15.477 hectares
2-5 min. travel from the city proper along a concrete first
class national road & a 10-minute drive from the city’s
Accessibility airport and bus terminal. Strategically located beside the
Legazpi Baseport. Also accessible by PUJ, PUB, taxi, tricycle
& private cars.
Reclaimed area along Albay Gulf, at the foot of Kapuntukan
Topography
Hill
> A 24/7 operational well-master planned Information
Technology and Modern Trading Hub in a sea front
Environment
> Registered by PEZA as an Economic-Tourism Zone with
Other Features
IT Component
> Hosts locators engaged in commercial, recreational,
residential, office, medical, hotel, telecommunication,
education and export trading services
Land Owner/Developer Embarcadero Land Ventures, Inc.
Project Status Open for Business
Manila Office:
Unit 1109 Tektite West Tower, PSE Centre
Ortigas Center, Pasig City
Contact Details
Tel Nos. 0632-6373357/6347790
Or visit
www.embarcadero.ph

Contact Details:

City Planning & Development Office

(052) 8206075, 8202927

E-Mail ID: legazpiblast@gmail.com

Website: www.legazpicity.info

Investment Promotion Center

(052) 4804835

Permits & Licenses Division

(052) 8206603

CPDO-RESD
June 2011
Collage courtesy of Mr. Dex Baldon
A. BUSINESS/INVESTMENT GROWTH
1. Registered Establishments
BICOL REGIONAL AGRI-INDUSTRIAL CENTER (BRAIC)
Year Number Location Homapon, Legazpi City
2010 2,853
2009 2,854
Land Area 57 hectares (0.57 sq. km.)
2008 3,169 12-15 min. travel from the city proper along a
2007 3,037 concrete first class national road & 1.5 km. away
2006 2,543
Accessibility
from Polique Bay. Accessible by PUJ, PUB, taxi,
Source: Permits & Licenses Div., CMO, as of December 2010
tricycle & private cars.
2. New Building Construction Moderately rolling topography with the
Year Res. Comm. Inst. Ind. Others Total highest elevation of 80 meters above mean sea level
2010 101 111 6 0 48 266 Topography
and the lowest is 10
2009 91 115 5 0 89 300
meters above mean sea level
2008 94 79 10 0 67 250
BRAIC will cater to light to medium labor intensive
2007 104 88 11 6 28 237
2006 94 70 3 0 10 177
industries that shall make use of abundant supply of
Source: City Engineer’s Office, 2010 Note: Others include fencing, towers, signages, etc. indigenous local materials, like:
Sweet potato processing, coconut by-product processing,
Other Features perlite processing, marble processing, ceramics, sulfuric acid
B. DYNAMISM OF THE LOCAL ECONOMY processing, fish and meat processing, gypsum, plaster of
1. Internal Market Size paris processing, silica processing, industrial salt processing,
Population (NSO 2007) - 175,843 ice plant and cold storage; pulp, paper & paper board
No. of Households (NSO 2007) - 35,487 manufacturing & foundry
Expenditure Pattern: (BSES Survey 2003) Land Owner/Developer Homapon Agri-Industrial Estate, Inc.
Food 51.24% Electricity 3.96%
Transport 9.80% Medical 3.14% Project Status Project developer is in its master plan preparation
Education 6.20% Clothing 2.43%

2. Market Reach
Area Population No. of HH
Bicol Region 5,106,160 891,541*
Albay Province 1,187,185 237,356
FIRST LEGAZPI INDUSTRIAL ESTATE (FLIE)
Legazpi City 175,843 35,487 Location Homapon, Legazpi City
Source: NSO Census 2007
Land Area 30-300 hectares (0.30-3.0 sq. km.)
3. Banking Institutions 15-20 min. travel from the city proper. part of the
Type of Bank Number area is along a concrete first class national road & 2.5
Universal Bank 13
Accessibility
km. away from the Polique Bay. Accessible by PUJ,
Commercial Bank 5
PUB, taxi, tricycle & private cars.
Savings & Thrift Bank 5
Rural Bank 4 Topography Rolling to moderately sloping ranging from 5-100
Specialized Government Bank 2 As planned, the project components are:
Source: CPDO-Zoning Unit, 2010 1. Tourism – Minoro Island & Polique
4. Fastfood Chain Locators Bay: aqua sports, cottages
Name of Fastfood Chain Location resort hotel & restaurant,
Other Features
Bigg’s Diner Cor . Rizal & Ma. Clara Streets swimming pool, etc.
Bigg’s Diner Pacific Mall 2. Park and social areas
Bigg’s Diner Embarcadero de Legazpi 3. Commercial/General Services
Chowking Pacific Mall
4. Industrial Area
Jollibee Cor. Rizal & Ma. Clara Streets
Jollibee Pacific Mall MMEVS Builders
Land Owner/Developer
Jollibee LCC Metro Mall Tagaytay City
Graceland Cor. Rizal & Aguinaldo Streets Project Status In the pipeline
Graceland Pacific Mall
Quick n Hearty Rizal Street
 LEGAZPI CITY INDUSTRIAL ESTATES Name of Fastfood Chain Location
McDonald’s Pacific Mall
Greenwich Pacific Mall

CITY LIGHT INDUSTRIAL PARK (CLIP) Max’s Restaurant Pacific Mall
Shakey’s Pizza Pacific Mall
Location Bogtong, Legazpi City
Colonial Grill Restaurant Pacific Mall
Land Area 25 hectares (0.25 sq. km.) Mang Inasal Kawit-East Washington
5-10 min. travel from the city proper along a concrete first Mang Inasal Pacific Mall
Accessibility class national road & 4 km. away from Legazpi Baseport. Mang Inasal Embarcadero de Legazpi
Binalot GTS Building, Ilawod
Accessible by PUJ, PUB, taxi, tricycle & private cars.
Pares King Kap. F. Aquende Dr., Bagumbayan
Topography Relatively flat Tapa King Embarcadero de Legazpi
> Subdivided industrial and commercial Dunkin Donuts Pacific Mall
lots ranging from 0.20-2.0 hectares Dunkin Donuts Cor. Rizal & F. Imperial Streets
> Road network & power/water/ Dunkin Donuts LCC Metro Mall
Mister Donut Pacific Mall
telephone services
Other Features Mister Donut LCC Metro Mall
> Caters to light industries, commercial Source: CPDO-Zoning Unit, December 2010
& warehousing activities
> Ready-mixed concrete & crushed 5. Investments
aggregates available for construction Major Industry Group Amount (in P Million)
> Consolidated Industrial Gases Inc. Agriculture, Hunting & Forestry 3.776
(CIGI) Fishing 0.327
Mining and Quarrying 2.280
Present Locators > Petron Super Gas Station
Manufacturing 3.172
> World’s Best Gas Electricity, Gas & Water 0.050
> Ligñon Hill Memorial Chapel Construction 7.562
Tuanzon Builders Corporation Wholesale & Retail Trade 105.846
Land Owner/Developer Hotels and Restaurants 60.728
Legazpi City
Transportation, Communication and Storage 22.147
Project Status On-going Finance Intermediation 11.929
Real Estate, Renting and Business Activities 0.180
Education 0.270
Health and Social Work 15.802
Other Community, Social & Personal Services 43.534
Total 277.603

LEGAZPI CITY SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE (LCSEZ) Source: Department of Trade & Industry ROV, 2003
Location Sitio Caridad, Banquerohan, Legazpi City
Land Area 33.1318 hectares (0.331318 sq. km.) 6. Increase in Local Revenues
Year Total Collections (P) % Annual Increase
20-25 min. travel from the city proper along a concrete first
2010 632,483,667.74 10.74
Accessibility class national road & 1.5 km. away from the Albay Gulf. 2009 571,145,987.16 23.85
Accessible by PUJ, PUB, taxi, tricycle & private cars. 2008 461,153,514.03 16.80
Topography Rolling & moderately sloping ranging from 5-150 2007 394,824,408.41 2.04
> 47 subdivided lots at 0.50 hectare 2006 403,039,785.21 4.77
Source: City Treasurer’s Office, 2006- 2007 and City Accountant’s Office, 2008-2010
> Light to medium industries preferred
> Duly converted from agricultural to
Other Features non-agricultural uses 7. Number and Type of Vehicles
Type Private For Hire Govt. Total
> Presidential declaration as Legazpi Cars 2,062 114 17 2,193
City Special Economic Zone (LCSEZ) Utility Vehicles 3,734 1,307 312 5,353
approved on June 9, 1998 Trucks 812 136 51 999
Land Owner/Developer City Government of Legazpi Buses 8 53 3 64
Motorcycles/Tricycles 10,480 2,946 74 13,500
Project Status Looking for developer
Trailers 26 10 0 36
Total 17,122 4,566 457 22,145
Source: LTO-Legazpi District, 2006
C. INFRASTRUCTURE
1. Road Network Type Rate (P)
Type of Surface Length (kms.) Type of Administration Length (kms.) Legazpi-Pob. Rapu-Rapu 50.00-70.00
Asphalt Overlay 18.5302 National 70.2194 Legazpi-Malobago 60.00-90.00
Concrete 161.2513 City 47.6591 Legazpi-Sta. Barbara 75.00
Asphalt 8.9430 Barangay 113.7151 Legazpi-Carogcog 75.00
Unpaved 42.9591 Total 231.5836 Legazpi-Batan Island 60.00-70.00
Total 231.5836 Source: City Engineer’s Office, 2010 Legazpi-Caracaran 35.00-50.00
Source: City Engineer’s Office, 2010 Legazpi-Liguan 40.00
Legazpi-Mancao 40.00
Legazpi-Tinocawan 35.00
2. Traffic Profile Legazpi-Manila 35.00-40.00
Average Travel Time (within the City) - 25 mins. Legazpi-Misibis 35.00
Mode of Travel (within the City) % of Daily Traffic Flow % of Passenger Cap. Source: Transport Service Providers & MARINA ROV, 2007
Private Cars & Vehicles 27.66 31.22
Public Utility Vehicles 6.42 28.97
Bus 0.29 4.08
Motorcycles 60.96 34.41 H. RESPONSIVENESS OF THE LGU
Trucks & Trailers 4.67 1.32 No. of Days Required to Secure Business Permit - 1 day
Source: CPDO Estimates, 2006 (Documentary requirements should be
complied with w/in 90 days from release
3. Power of permit)
Service Provider - Albay Electric Cooperative No. of Government Employees per 1,000 pop. - 3
Type of User No. of Connections Percentage Computer to Bureaucrat Ratio - 1: 7
Residential 182,591 93.63 Existence of Land Use Plans - Comprehensive Land Use Plan
Commercial 8,446 4.33 - Zoning Ordinance
Industrial 730 0.37
Public Buildings 2,359 1.21
Street Lights 894 0.46 Percentage of IRA to LGU Revenue:
Total 195,020 100.00 Particulars 2005 2006 2007
Source: ALECO, 2006 Tax Revenues 78,865,933.31 78,914,893.43 81,426,833.43
Non-Tax Revenues 8,167,847.07 13,198,592.11 13,810,056.89
4. Water Govt. Business Operations 16,762,873.96 22,242,269.51 22,013,946.64
Service Provider - Legazpi City Water District (LCWD) Miscellaneous Revenues 3,947,111.96 3,338,324.81 1,897,176.62
Annual Increase in Connections - 1.67%
Total Local Rev. 107,743,766.30 117,694,079.86 119,148,013.58
Total Daily Production - 16,898 cu. m.
Total IRA 202,641,523.00 260,001,121.40 259,822,104.00
Sources of Water - Natural springs
Type of User No. of Connections Percentage Total
Residential 16,978 92.26 % of IRA to Total
65.29% 68.84% 68.56%
Commercial/Industrial 1,165 6.33 Revenues
Institutional/Government 260 1.41 Source: City Treasurer’s Office, 2005-2007
Total 18,403 100.00
Source: LCWD, 2009
Particulars 2008 2009 2010
5. Communication Tax Revenues 98,143,524.91 125,852,900.48 138,125,645.44
Telephone-to-Household Density - 1:4 Operating & Misc. Rev. 25,482,467.74 25,442,454.85 26,763,912.35
Telegraph Service Providers - RCPI-Bayantel, PT&T Receipts from Econ. Ent. 15,318,412.96 14,527,287.83 15,700,657.44
Total No. of
Telephone Service Provider Market Share Total Local Revenues 138,944,405.61 165,822,643.16 180,590,215.23
Subscribers
ICC/Bayantel 3,830 44.16% Total IRA 281,655,497.10 331,377,456.00 360,843,541.00
Digitel 4,843 55.84% Total Revenues 420,599,902.71 497,200,099.16 541,433,756.23
PLDT (new player) % of IRA to Total
66.97% 66.65% 66.64%
Total 8,673 100.00% Revenues
Source: NTC ROV, 2011 Source: City Accountant’s Office, 2008-2010
7. Power
Description Residential Commercial Industrial Institutional Street Lights
BASIC RATES 6.9216 5.9560 5.6027 5.8492 7.5695
6. Internet Service
Source: Albay Electric Cooperative, January 2010 Internet Service Providers with Dial-up Services - Bayantel, Nitro
Internet Service Providers with DSL Services - Digitel, Bayantel, Smart, Globe, PLDT*
8. Water Note: * New Source: CPDO, 2011
Type of Use Rate (P)
Residential /Government
> Minimum (10 cu.m.) 217.00 7. Print and Broadcast Media
> Commodity Charge No. of Local Dailies/Newspapers - 8
11-20 cu.m. 23.90 No. of Radio Stations - 15
21-30 cu.m. 26.75 No. of Television/Cable TV Stations - 1/3
31-40 cu.m. 30.10 Source: Phil. Information Agency-Albay, 2009
41 up 33.85
Commercial/Industrial
> Minimum (10 cu.m.) 434.00 8. Postal and Courier Services
> Commodity Charge Postal Service Provider - Phil. Postal Corporation (6 POs)
11-20 cu.m. 47.80
No. of Courier/Cargo/Trucking Service Companies - 19
21-30 cu.m. 53.50 Source: PhilPost ROV & CPDO-Zoning Section, 2009
31-40 cu.m. 60.20
41 up 67.70
Commercial A-C
> Minimum (10 cu.m.) 271.25 - 379.75
> Commodity Charge
11-20 cu.m. 29.85-41.80
D. LINKAGES AND ACCESSIBILITY
21-30 cu.m. 33.40-46.80
31-40 cu.m. 37.60-52.65 1. Access to Manila and other Parts of the Country
41 up 42.30-59.20 Approx. Dist./
Wholesale/Bulk Mode of Frequency of
Location of Port/Terminal Travel Time from the
> Minimum (10 cu.m.) 651.00 Transport Trips
City Center to Station
> Commodity Charge
Air Legazpi City Airport, Cruzada 3.00 kms/15 mins. Daily
11-20 cu.m. 71.70
21-30 cu.m. 80.25 Water Legazpi Base Port, Sabang 1.50 kms/5 mins. Daily
31-40 cu.m. 90.30
41 up 101.55 Rail Legazpi PNR Terminal, PNR-Peñaranda 0. 85 km./5 mins. Daily
Source: Legazpi City Water District, Effective June 2010
Land Legazpi Integrated Public Terminal, Bitano 1.00 km./5 mins. Daily
9. Transport Source: CPDO, 2010
Type Rate (P)
AIR: Philippine Airlines (PAL) Legazpi-Manila With Promo Fares (once daily)
Cebu Pacific Legazpi-Manila*, Legazpi-Cebu With Promo Fares (thrice daily)*, TThS
Air Philippines Legazpi-Manila With Promo Fares (once daily)
2. Access to Other Parts of Bicol (Land)
Zest Air Legazpi-Manila With Promo Fares (once daily)
Vehicle Type Location of Terminal Origin/Destination
LAND: BUS Legazpi-Manila
1st District of Albay, 2nd District of Albay,
Air-conditioned 650.00-1,200.00 Bus Legazpi Integrated Public Terminal
3rd District of Albay, & Other Bicol Provinces
Ordinary 357.00
CAR*/VAN RENTAL: Jeepney Legazpi Integrated Public Terminal 1st-3rd Districts of Albay
Legazpi to any point in Albay/Outside Albay 3,000.00 pd (all in)*/4,000.00 pd (all in)*
Vans Legazpi Integrated Public Terminal 1st-3rd District of Albay & Other Bicol Provinces
Legazpi-Manila (overnight) 16,000.00 (excl. fuel)
Legazpi-Naga (1 day) 5,000.00 (excl. fuel) Source: CPDO, 2010
CARGO TRUCK (10 Wheeler):
Legazpi-Manila 9,000.00-13,000.00
RAIL: Legazpi-Manila
Aircon (Recline/Non-Recline) 383.00/335.00
Economy 283.00
SEA: Legazpi-Lagundi 40.00-60.00
Legazpi-Bogtong 55.00-60.00
Legazpi-Dapdap 55.00-65.00
E. HUMAN RESOURCE ENDOWMENT 3. Salaries and Wages-Minimum Wage Rates
Sector Rate (P)
A. Non-Agriculture
1. Literacy and Educational Institutions A.1 Establishments
Literacy Rate - 97.78% (CPDO Estimates, 2003) > Employing more than 15 workers 247.00
Participation Rates, SY 2009-2010: Elem. - 75.39 > Employing 11-15 workers 234.00
H. S. - 36.79 > Employing not more than 10 workers 216.00
Median Years of Education A.2 Cottage/Handicraft
Educational Level No. of Institutions, Public No. of Institutions, Private > Employing 20 or more workers 222.00
Day Care/Pre-School 41 22 > Employing less than 20 workers 212.00
Elementary 42 15 B. Agriculture
Secondary 13 14 B.1 Plantation 225.00
Technical/Vocational 1 14 B.2 Non-Plantation 205.00
Source: RTWB, Wage Order No. RBV-14, September 2010
Tertiary 1 14
Special Edcuation Center 1
Source: DepED-City & CPDO, SY 2009-2010

4. Telephone Services
Bayan Digital
Charges
Telecommunications Telecommunications
2. Availability of Skilled Manpower 1. Residential
> Installation Charge P1,550.00 P500.00
% of Population w/ College degree – 98.00 per 1,000 pop.
> Minimum Monthly Bill P449.00-699.00 P350.00
Number of Graduates, SY 2003-2004
2. Commercial
Educational Level Number of Graduates
> Installation Charge P 1,550.00 P500.00
Technical/Vocational 6,112
> Minimum Monthly Bill P599.00 (local) P599.00
Tertiary 17,439
3. Institutional/Government
Post-Baccalaureate 576
> Installation Charge P1,550.00 P500.00
Others: Pre-Baccalaureate 731
> Minimum Monthly Bill P 799.00 (Bicol-wide) P599.00
Total 24,858
4. Domestic Direct Dial Charges per min. P3.50-6.60 P 4.00
Source: CHED ROV & CPDO Estimates, 2004
5. International Long Distance Call Charges $ 0.40 (min.) $ 0.10 (min.)
Sources: Private Telephone Companies, January 2009

F. QUALITY OF LIFE
1. Housing 5. Internet Services
No. of Urban Settlers Type of Service Rate (P)
- 882 HHs Rent per Hour at Internet Cafes/Shops P 10.00-35.00
(along PNR active lines only)
ISP Dial-up Rates per Month P 599.00-1,500.00
Residential Subdivisions, Total No. - 108
DSL Lines P 990.00-5,477.54
Total Area - 232 has. Sources: Internet Service Providers, 2010
No. of Lots - 10,819
Source: UPAO & CPDO, June 2005

6. Fuel Cost
2. Health PETRON
Cost (P)
SHELL
Cost (P)
CALTEX
Cost (P)
SEA OIL
Cost (P)
CQ
Cost (P)
per liter per liter per liter per liter per liter
Number of Hospitals - 8
Gasoline, Gasoline, Gasoline, Gasoline, Gasoline,
Number of Hospital Beds - 537 Premium
49.18
Premium
49.18
Premium
49.09
Premium
48.68
Premium
49.09
Number of Medical Clinics 101 Gasoline,
40.66
Gasoline,
48.68
Gasoline,
48.68
Gasoline,
48.16
Gasoline,
48.68
Number of Medical Laboratories - 17 Unleaded Unleaded Unleaded Unleaded Unleaded
Gasoline, Gasoline, Gasoline, Gasoline, Gasoline,
Number of Health Officers 40.47 40.60 40.47 40.47 40.47
- 77 Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular
(Government only) Diesel 34.00 Diesel 34.00 Diesel 34.00 Diesel 34.00 Diesel 34.00
Child Mortality Rate - 6.30/1000 pop. Kerosene/ Kerosene/ Kerosene/ Kerosene/ Kerosene/
40.05 - 41.05 - 41.00
Malnutrition Rate (2010) - 8.34 Gaas Gaas Gaas Gaas Gaas
Source: City Health Office & CPDO-Zoning Section, 2010 LPG 640.00 LPG - LPG - LPG - LPG 639.00
Sources: Gasoline Stations, March 2010
 3. Peace and Order
Strength of Police Force - 121
Area Rate (P)
Policeman-to-Population Ratio - 1: 1,463
> Riceland, Irrigated, 1st Productivity Class 70,000.00 No. of Police Precincts - 2
> Riceland, Irrigated, 2nd Productivity Class 57,400.00 No. of Accredited Security Agencies - 7
> Riceland, Irrigated, 3rd Productivity Class 43,750.00 Crime Statistics and Solution Efficiency:
> Riceland, Unirrigated, 1st Productivity Class 30,100.00 Type of Index Crime Crime Incidence
> Riceland, Unirrigated, 2nd Productivity Class 22,400.00 Index Crimes
> Riceland, Unirrigated, 3rd Productivity Class 17,500.00 Crimes Against Persons 34
> Abaca Land, 1st Productivity Class 33,500.00 Crimes Against Property 49
Non-Index Crimes
> Abaca Land, 2nd Productivity Class 24,300.00
Violation of special laws & illegal drugs 25
> Abaca Land, 3rd Productivity Class 15,200.00
TOTAL INDEX CRIMES 83
> Citrus Land, 1st Productivity Class 35,000.00 TOTAL NON-INDEX CRIMES 25
> Citrus Land, 2nd Productivity Class 28,500.00 GRAND TOTAL 108
> Citrus Land, 3rd Productivity Class 22,500.00 NO. OF CRIMES FILED IN COURT 94
> Nipa Land, 1st Productivity Class 16,210.00 CRIME RATE 4.78
> Nipa Land, 2nd Productivity Class 11,200.00 CRIME SOLUTION EFFICIENCY 87.00
Source: PNP-Leg., 2006
> Nipa Land, 3rd Productivity Class 8,110.00
> Nipa Land, 4th Productivity Class 6,490.00
> Corn Land, 1st Productivity Class 52,400.00
> Corn Land, 2ndProductivity Class 40,000.00
4. Rest and Recreation
No. of Hotels/Inns - 44
> Corn Land, 3rd Productivity Class 28,000.00
No. of Museums - 2
> Corn Land, 4th Productivity Class 16,000.00
No. of Parks and Plazas - 7
> Fish Pond, 1st Productivity Class 147,000.00
No. of Sports Facilities - 8
> Fish Pond, 2nd Productivity Class 122,500.00 No. of Resorts - 3
> Fish Pond, 3rd Class 98,000.00 No. of Cinemas - 5
> Banana Land, 1st Productivity Class 18,000.00 No. of Cockpit Galleries - 1
> Banana Land, 2nd Productivity Class 9,000.00 No. of Lotto Outlets - 7
> Banana Land, 3rd Productivity Class 6,000.00 Source: CPDO, 2008
> Orchard, 1st Productivity Class 18,000.00
> Orchard, 2nd Productivity Class 14,000.00
> Orchard, 3rd Productivity Class 10,000.00 G. COST OF DOING BUSINESS
> Seasonal Crop Land, 1st Productivity Class 25,000.00 1. Cost of Land
> Seasonal Crop Land, 2nd Productivity Class 23,000.00 Area Rate (P)
> Seasonal Crop Land, 3rd Productivity Class 21,000.00 RESIDENTIAL (per sq.m.)
> Pilli Land 55,000.00 > First Class 1,920.00
> Pasture/Uncultivated Land 10,000.00 > Second Class 1,300.00
Source: City Assessor’s Office, as of the latest revision in 2004 > Third Class 900.00
> Fourth Class 630.00
> Fifth Class 350.00
COMMERCIAL (per sq.m.)
> First Class 9,000.00
2. Building and Space Rental Rates
Type of Bldg./Space Min. Rate per sq. m. /month Max. Rate per sq. m. /month
> Second Class 7,500.00
Old P 49.00 P 63.00 > Third Class 3,800.00
New P 62.00 P 109.00 > Fourth Class 3,000.00
Source: DPWH-Bldg. Services Unit, 2006 > Fifth Class
AGRICULTURAL (per hectare)
> Coconut Land, 1st Productivity Class 24,500.00
> Coconut Land, 2nd Productivity Class 17,500.00
> Coconut Land, 3rd Productivity Class 10,500.00