Neighbours first
In every crisis, residents helped residents before any system did.
Navnirman · Resident owners of Prestige Falcon City
Our home. Our voice. Our responsibility.
A residents' manifesto for the PFCAOA Board — safe water every day, open books every month, and no big decision about our shared spaces without your consent.
Eight commitments. One hundred days.
Numbers you can hold us to.
Before anything else
A thank you.
Prestige Falcon City is one of the finest addresses in South Bengaluru — around 2,500 homes across five buildings on thirty acres, with a metro station at our gate and a city's worth of amenities inside our walls. But what makes this place special was never the concrete.
A community that shows up
Festivals, sports, clubs and volunteers, run by residents for residents.
Families who stayed
People who chose to fix this place rather than leave it.
The best-connected address on Kanakapura Road
Metro at the doorstep, everything else inside the gate.
It is the neighbours who ran to help when families had no water. The residents who drove each other to hospital at two in the morning. The volunteers who organise our festivals, coach our children, walk the dogs, run the sports leagues and answer the phone when someone needs help. The families who chose to stay and solve problems rather than sell and leave.
Whatever we have been through, this community held. That is the achievement. That is what we are standing to protect.
What this is
Not a list of promises. A standard we can be measured against.
Every commitment in this document has a date, a number or a published document attached to it. That is deliberate. A promise you cannot check is not a promise.
How it works today
- Emergency appeals
- No lab report shown
- Decisions by notice
- Accounts you cannot see
- Contracts nobody can name
- A rate nobody can explain
- Answers when you chase
What we are committing to
Published. Dated. Voted on.
One standard format, on a fixed day of the month, whether or not anybody asks.
What the name carries
Navnirman means renewal.
Not tearing anything down. Rebuilding how decisions get made — so that the next crisis is met by a system instead of a WhatsApp group.
Renewal
Fix the way the association works, not just the thing that broke this week.
Openness
Books, water tests and contracts published on a date, in one standard format.
Consent
Nothing big about our shared spaces without notice and a residents' vote.
Accountability
A scorecard every quarter, and a bye-law that lets you remove us.
2,500homes, approximately
5buildings
30acres
1metro station at our gate
The record
We love this place. That is exactly why we must say this plainly.
These are not complaints. They are documented facts, and every one of them is fixable. No individual is named in this document, and none needs to be — these are failures of system, not of character.
What happened
What it tells us
March 2024 · Water security
Supply rationed to two windows a day.
Families were asked to help fund tankers. It made national news.
A township of 2,500 homes needs a written water plan, not an emergency appeal.
Oct–Dec 2025 · Water quality
More than 200 residents treated for gastroenteritis.
Civic medical teams were deployed and the association was formally directed to disinfect all water sources. Residents were never shown a lab report.
Illness must be disclosed in 24 hours, and test results must be published every month.
July 2025 · Consent
425 residents signed a petition.
They asked that a major proposal for our shared spaces be withdrawn and properly consulted on first.
Big decisions about common areas belong to the general body, not to a notice.
Ongoing · Money
The accounts are not readily visible.
Residents cannot readily see what is collected, what is spent, which vendor holds which contract, or how our maintenance rate is calculated.
Open books, every month, in one standard format.
The standard
Hold us to it.
Everything from here has a date attached, a rupee threshold, or a document that gets published whether or not anybody asks for it.
The commitments
Eight commitments. One hundred days.
Built on the registered PFCAOA bye-laws, so every promise here is something the Board can actually do.
Safe water, every day
Independent monthly testing with results published in 48 hours. A costed Cauvery plan put to your vote.
Open books, every month
A finance dashboard by the 10th. Every contract in a public register. Open tenders above ₹25 lakh.
Your vote before big decisions
Nothing above ₹50 lakh, no new structure on common land, no special levy without 21 days' notice and a residents' vote.
Shared spaces, shared decisions
Every faith and every view respected. From now on, residents decide together.
Fair finances
A forensic audit in 90 days. Every third-party rate re-negotiated. Payment plans before lawyers.
Health and safety first
A 24x7 emergency helpline with an ambulance on standby, a senior citizens' care programme, illness disclosed within 24 hours.
A greener, future-ready PFC
Sensor lighting, EV-ready basements, a plastic-free and water-wise campus, a mini pet park.
Everyday living
Faster gates, reliable lifts, quiet hours, a café, a humane plan for community dogs, and a grievance desk with deadlines.
The first hundred days
What lands, and when.
Published as each one happens, not summarised at the end of the year.
- Day 7Health-emergency protocol published
- Day 14First independent water test results published
- Day 2124x7 emergency helpline live, ambulance on standby
- Day 30Full water audit published
- Day 45First monthly finance dashboard
- Day 60Bereavement support protocol; payment plans offered to every owner in arrears
- Day 90Forensic audit and cost benchmark published
- Day 100Open house: our scorecard, in front of you
Accountability
We are not promising to run the society. We are promising to hand it back to you.
Nothing here is a slogan.
Every commitment has a date or a number attached, published in this manifesto.
We built this on the bye-laws.
Not wishes — the powers the association already has and has not been using.
You can fire us.
The bye-laws let residents remove any Board member by simple majority. We will publish a quarterly scorecard so you always know whether we deserve to stay.
A scorecard every quarterAgainst the dates on this page, not against a new set of promises.
An open house on day 100The scorecard read out in front of you, with the misses named first.
A removal clause we are not hidingSimple majority. It is in the bye-laws, and we are pointing at it ourselves.
Who we are
Your neighbours. Not a panel of strangers.
Owners who live here, use the same water and pay the same maintenance.
Your vote
The AGM decides. Your vote decides the AGM.
The Prestige Falcon City Apartment Owners Association election is on 8 October 2026.
Clear any dues
An owner with outstanding maintenance dues is not eligible to vote. Settle them before the AGM so your vote counts.
Attend the AGM
Come in person if you can. The decisions taken there bind all of us for the year ahead.
Or give your proxy
If you cannot attend, hand your proxy to a resident owner you trust. A resident may hold at most two proxies.
If you are a tenant, you are a neighbour too — join us from the website, and we will keep you and your owner on the same update list.
Stop hearing about it later. Start deciding it together.
Questions, corrections, or something we have missed — we would rather hear it.
Issued by Navnirman, a voluntary group of resident owners of Prestige Falcon City.
This is an independent residents' initiative and is not an official communication
of PFCAOA or of Prestige Group. No individual, past or present office bearer,
employee or vendor is named in this document.
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