Sabana, Chalan Pinate, Chalan Sabanan Pagot, Corten Torres, Eda Agaga, Guae, Jalaguag, Lagon Sabana, Lalo, Leyang, Luayao, Mafnas-Nete, Maite, Mangilao, Mapas, Mongmong, Muyao, Nalao, Paiguan, Pinate, San Antonio, Sasajyan, Songlago, Toto, Tujan (Tiyan), Uchunao, Ungaguan, and Y-Joya. further finds that the only war memorial existing in the I Liheslaturan Guåhan Municipality of is a mediocre pile of rocks on a 20 feet by 20 feet parcel of Barrigada land belonging to the Archdiocese of Hagåtña. further that the Guam International Airport I Liheslaturan Guåhan Authority does not need this land for airport operations. Furthermore, the development of this historic site has been neglected. further finds that the present day United States Navy has I Liheslaturan Guåhan from time to time provided access to the People of Guam to pre-World War II historic and cultural sites, such as the Cemetery (on Naval Base Guam) and the Sumay Fena Caves (at the Naval Magazine Base). further finds that the I Liheslaturan Guåhan United States Navy presently has a program in place to provide access to the People of Guam called the Public Access Program. intends to grant nothing less and requests that the Guam I Liheslaturan Guåhan International Airport Authority be sensitive and accommodating to the Community's cultural and historic resources, by transferring that land known as Parcel T-18 from the Guam International Airport Authority into the administrative jurisdiction of the Office of the Mayor of and the Municipal Planning Council. Barrigada Barrigada further intends to authorize the Office of the Mayor I Liheslaturan Guåhan of and the Municipal Planning Council to enter into a Barrigada Barrigada partnership with a non-profit organization interested in the development of T-18. Section 2. Administrative Jurisdiction. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, rule or regulation, administrative jurisdiction of the Parcel Tiyan known as T-18 consisting of 2.43 acres is hereby transferred to the Office of the
Sabana, Chalan Pinate, Chalan Sabanan Pagot, Corten Torres, Eda Agaga, Guae, Jalaguag, Lagon Sabana, Lalo, Leyang, Luayao, Mafnas-Nete, Maite, Mangilao, Mapas, Mongmong, Muyao, Nalao, Paiguan, Pinate, San Antonio, Sasajyan, Songlago, Toto, Tujan (Tiyan), Uchunao, Ungaguan, and Y-Joya. I Liheslaturan Guåhan further finds that the only war memorial existing in the Municipality of Barrigada is a mediocre pile of rocks on a 20 feet by 20 feet parcel of land belonging to the Archdiocese of Hagåtña. I Liheslaturan Guåhan further that the Guam International Airport Authority does not need this land for airport operations. Furthermore, the development of this historic site has been neglected. I Liheslaturan Guåhan further finds that the present day United States Navy has from time to time provided access to the People of Guam to pre-World War II historic and cultural sites, such as the Sumay Cemetery (on Naval Base Guam) and the Fena Caves (at the Naval Magazine Base). I Liheslaturan Guåhan further finds that the United States Navy presently has a program in place to provide access to the People of Guam called the Public Access Program. I Liheslaturan Guåhan intends to grant nothing less and requests that the Guam International Airport Authority be sensitive and accommodating to the Community's cultural and historic resources, by transferring that land known as Parcel T-18 from the Guam International Airport Authority into the administrative jurisdiction of the Office of the Mayor of Barrigada and the Barrigada Municipal Planning Council. I Liheslaturan Guåhan further intends to authorize the Office of the Mayor of Barrigada and the Barrigada Municipal Planning Council to enter into a partnership with a non-profit organization interested in the development of T-18. Section 2. Administrative Jurisdiction. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, rule or regulation, administrative jurisdiction of the Tiyan Parcel known as T-18 consisting of 2.43 acres is hereby transferred to the Office of the
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