History

 

Barangay San Luis can be found in the 2nd Congressional District of Antipolo City together with other barangay like Calawis, Cupang, Dalig, Inarawan, San Jose, San Juan and San Roque.

 

        It was formerly a part of Barangay San Isidro, Municipality of Antipolo (now a city), Province of Rizal. On September 8, 1989, the legality of the existence of Barangay San Luis as a local goverment (LGU) was officially declared. Howerver, it had been oprating as an LGU since January 19, 1988 with an OIC Barangay Captain designated by the municipal mayor by that time.

 

        The creation of Barangay San Luis was mandated by virtue of Batas Pambansa Blg. 793, " An Act Constituting Sitios of San Luis, Part of sitio Kay Ampaula, Part of Sitio Kaynaog, Biga, Kay Bagsik, Susugin, Dao Creek, Part of Pinagminahan, Mountain Range, Pinagkaliruhan, Part of Bubukal Cave, Culasisi, Banaba, Puting Bato, Nilulubugan and Tesorero, all in Barangay San Isidro, Municipality of Antipolo, Province of Rizal, into a New Barangay to be known as Barangay San Luis" passed by the Batasang Pambansa in session assembled on February 27, 1984 and approved on April 27, 1984 by then President of the Republic of the Philippines, Ferdinand E. Marcos. The said act provides further that the Barangay San Luis shall include the area bounded by: N - Marcos Highway, E - Dao Creek and Tagbac River, S - Kay Naog Road, Maguey Road and San Luis Road, W - Buliran, Barangay San Isidro.

 

Mission

 

"TO DISCOVER AND EMPLOY OPPORTUNITIES THAT WILL PAVE THE WAY TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS OF BARANGAY SAN LUIS WITHOUT DISREGARD TO MOTHER NATURE AND THE WELFARE OF ITS PEOPLE"

 

Geography

 

The Barangay San Luis is the third (3rd) largest barangay in the City of Antipolo in terms of territorial jurisdiction with a land area of 2,821,63 hectares. It is located near the city proper with topographical characteristics of being partly hilly and partly plain. It comprised 35 sitios in 2002 categorized into three (3) regions; upper; central; and lower Barangay San Luis.

 

        In 2007, additional sitios were named and considered making the number of sitios forty six (46) and these are as follows:

 

UPPER SAN LUIS	CENTRAL SAN LUIS	LOWER SAN LUIS
1) Banaba	1) Admiral	1) BNII Ph II-B Area 1
2) Bayugo	2) Antipolo Hills 1-1	2) BN II PH-II B Area 2
3) Bermuda	3) Antipolo Hills 1-2	3) BN II PH II - B Area 3
4) Biong	4)Antipolo HIlls II-1	4) Culasisis (Upper)
5) Dao (Upper )	5)Antipolo Hills II-1	5) Culasisi (Lower
6) Dao (Lower)	6) Antipolo HIlls III-1	6) Inuman
7) Dump Site	7) Antipolo HIlls III-2	7) Kaybagsik
8) Primavera	8) Bubukal	8) Padilla
9) Radar	9) Cherry Hills	9) Peace Village 1
10) San Luis	10) Kaysipot	10) Peace Village 2
11) Santana	11) La Salle (T & CHS)	11) Peace Village 3
	12) Mabilog na Gulod	12) Piedra Blanca
	13) Mira Verde	13) Puting Bato
	14) Patnubay	14) Samba Ville 1
	15) Panubay 2	15) Samba Ville 2
	16) Pinagminahan (Upper )	16) Samba Ville 3
	17) Pinagminahan (Lower)	17) Steelhomes
	18) Samba Homes

      

  Aside from the existing 46 sitios, there were three puroks like Daahai, Kalupa and Tarikan which are parts of Sitio Bayugo.

 

There were twenty one (21) Subdivisions such as follows:

 

NAME OF SUBDIVISION	DEVELOPER
1)TOWN AND COUNTRY HEIGHTS	ACTIVE REALTY CORP.
2)COTTON WOOD SUBDIVISION	CROWN ASIA CORP.
3)WOODBERRY SUBDIVISION	CROWN ASIA CORP.
4)CRISWOOD SUBDIVISION	CROWN ASIA CORP.
5)ANTIPOLO HILLS SUBDIVISION	NATALIA REALTY
6)BERMUDA HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION
7)MIRA VERDE SUBDIVISION	NATALIA REALTY
8)SAMBA HOMES ASSOCIATION
9)MARY HILLS SUBDIVISION
10)PIEDRA BLANKA SUBDIVISION	NATALIA REALTY
11)SAMBAVILLE ASSOCIATION
12)PEACE VILLAGE PHASE I HOMEOWNERS ASS.
13)PEACE VILLAGE PHASE II HOMEOWNERS ASS.
14)PEACE VILLAGE PHASE III HOMEOWNERS ASS.
15)CHERRY HILLS SUBDIVISION
16)STEELHOME SUBDIVISION
17)PHASE II-B HOMEOWNERS ASS.
18)UPECO HOMEOWNERS ASS.
19)INSULAR HOMES
20)PRIMAVERA SUBDIVISION

 

 

Zapanta, Andrei Jarlego Brgy. Captain	Baladhay, Jashmine Joy Nalog SK Chairman
Brgy. Council	SK Council
Cate, Crisol	Neri, Gerald Mallano
Hernandez, Catolino	Labeo, Jayson Miguel Molas
Bololoy, Romulo	Delima, Zyra Guino
Paras, Rogelio	Manlapaz, Rachelle Ocfemia
Vernaula, Allan	Medina, Elisa Ladines
Mejait, Melchor	Casañares, Clarisse Mabonga

Mejait, Melchor

Tubo, Maria Harlyn Bañes