I MINA' TRENTA NA LIHESLATURAN GUAHAN 2009 (FIRST) REGULAR SESSION ":::::::> -;%- c2:- Bill No. ;l J8 - 3D ) Introduced by: 'l The committee Appropriations, Taxationr, 0 Banking, Insurance, Retirement and Land As submitted by the I Maga'Lahen Guaha pursuant to P.L. 30-06 AN ACT TO IDENTIFY PROPOSED PROPERTY AS DELINEATED IN THE REPORT BY THE TASKFORCE AND AS REQUIRED BY PL 30-06. BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF GUAM: 1 SECTION 1. Identification of Property. As required by PL 30-06, the following parcels 2 of unregistered and unsurveyed properties are hereby identified as delineated in the report by the 3 Task Force and attached hereto as "Exhibit A": 4 Lot Naval Radio Station (R) Finegayan-1 (Formerly Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) 5 Site, also referred to as "Parcel N2", consisting of ±2, 758,882 square meters or ±581. 732 acres; and 6 Andersen South, also known as Marbo Base Command "C" or Andersen South, consisting of 7 approximately ±1,598,877 square meters or ±395.09 acres of land.
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I MINA' TRENTA NA LIHESLATURAN GUAHAN 2009 (FIRST) REGULAR SESSION
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Bill No. ;l J8 - 3D ~5 ) ~
Introduced by:
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The committee Appropriations, Taxationr,0
Banking, Insurance, Retirement and Land As submitted by the I Maga'Lahen Guaha pursuant to P.L. 30-06
AN ACT TO IDENTIFY PROPOSED PROPERTY AS DELINEATED IN THE REPORT BY THE TASKFORCE AND AS REQUIRED BY PL 30-06.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF GUAM:
1 SECTION 1. Identification of Property. As required by PL 30-06, the following parcels
2 of unregistered and unsurveyed properties are hereby identified as delineated in the report by the
3 Task Force and attached hereto as "Exhibit A":
4 Lot Naval Radio Station (R) Finegayan-1 (Formerly Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
5 Site, also referred to as "Parcel N2", consisting of ±2, 758,882 square meters or ±581. 732 acres; and
6 Andersen South, also known as Marbo Base Command "C" or Andersen South, consisting of
7 approximately ±1,598,877 square meters or ±395.09 acres of land.
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2009 TIYAN TASKFORCE REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Letter from Benny Crawford, Chairman of the Tiyan Taskforce
2. GPL 30-6 "An Act to Repeal and Re-Enact Section 4 of Public Law 26-100, Relative to the Composition and Duties of the Task.force and the Return of Tiyan Properties.
3. Tiyan Taskforce Report
Appendix A-
1. Map of GIAA land with lot lines and lot numbers for all ancestral landowners; and, list form of all 110 lots and original landowners for each lot.
2. Letter from Edwin K. W. Ching, P.C. to Benny Crawford, Speaker for Landowners United, dated October 10, 2007
Appendix B-
l. Copies of the public notices published prior to the first meeting 2. May 16, 2009 Task.force Sign In Sheet specifying names of lot
administrators and lot numbers 3. List from GALC of the original Tiyan landowners with all Taskforce
participating heirs highlighted; and, Call List of GIAA Property from GALC.
Appendix C-
1. Ancestral Lands Archive maps for Marbo Command C parcel and former FAA parcel
2. Paperwork from dispute between Pangelinan family and the GALC for I 00 acres of the FAA parcel.
1. Memorandum of Understanding between Ed Benevente, Director of GALC, and Benny Crawford, Tiyan Taskforce Chairman regarding possible lands identified for a land swap. Dated May 20, 2009.
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Dear Speaker \Von Pat:
It is with great pleasure that I present this report on behalf of the Tiyan Taskforce. Over the course of the last several weeks we have discussed, researched, and revisited the options for land swaps available to us. Many hours have been spent talking to representatives at the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission, the Chamorro Land Trust, GPA, survey companies, etc., and our task to identify land for a land swap has not been an easy one. But we have come to the end with a solution we are excited about and hope our representatives in the Legislature will uphold for us.
It has been a struggle for us to identify alternative lands from a pool of rural options that make us feel just compensation for our Tiyan ancestral land is possible. Land is, by nature, unique; and, commercial land, like our ancestral Tiyan lots, is somewhat priceless. For example, it is our understanding that just one of the lots outside of the fence-line of the airport that was returned to the ancestral Tiyan heir (i.e. the property with the old barracks sold Core Tech and now leased for the temporary JFK location) resulted in great financial gain for that family. It seems only natural to then conclude all the lots inside of the fence-line - the lots that make up the heartbeat of our island's economy - have value many, many times above and beyond that one lot.
With all that said, we Tiyan heirs identified to date, bound in our ancestral claim, have determined the best solution for us is to join together in a Tiyan Trust ("Trust"). As a Trust we are requesting two parcels of currently rural land that we know is poised for great development and use by the Federal Government. By granting these parcels to our Trust a win-win solution occurs for all: (I) the Federal Government will be able to effectuate a long-term lease for the land to support its continued local buildup of military personnel; (2) the shareholders of the trust (each Tiyan heir) will reap financial benefit from the land just as we would have had the Tiyan property been returnable to us with its current infrastructure in place; and, (3) the local government will finally extinguish the longstanding Tiyan claims that have burdened hearts for years.
The report specifies the details of our Trust and gives insight into how this land was settled on. We look forward to seeing this solution put into effect.
Sincerely,
Benny Crawford Chairman, Tiyan Taskforce
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CERTIFICATION OF PASSAGE OF AN ACT TO I MAGA'LAHEN GUAHAN
This is to certify that Bill No. 35 (COR), "AN ACT TO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT SECTION 4 OF PUBLIC LAW 26-100, RELATIVE TO THE COMPOSITION AND DUTIES OF THE TASKFORCE AND THE RETURN OF TIYAN PROPERTIES," was on the 27th day of February, 2009, duly and regularly passed.
each parcel of land under the jurisdiction of the A. B. Won Pat International
Airport Authority, Guam.
The Director of GALC shall call the first meeting of the Task.force within
ten ( 10) working days of the effective date of this Act. At the first meeting, the
Taskforce shall elect a Chairperson. Within thirty (30) days after the effective
date of this Act, the Taskforce shall identify the original owners of properties
transferred to the A. B. Won Pat International Airport Authority, Guam, by the
United States Government and shall identify property of the government of
Guam to be transferred to these original landowners to compensate them on a
value for value and/or size for size exchange for their property that is now
owned by the A. B. Won Pat International Airport Authority, Guam. The
proposed property to be exchanged shall not be owned by any autonomous
agency of the gove1nment of Guam, including, but not limited to, the A. B. Won
Pat International Airport Authority, Guam.
The Chairperson of the Taskforce shall submit a report identifying the
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landowners to the Speaker of I Liheslaturan Guahan and I Maga 'lahen Guahan
within sixty (60) days upon enactment of this Act.
I Maga 'lahen Guahan shall submit proposed legislation within thirty
(30) days upon receipt of the report to the Speaker of I Liheslaturan Guahan
21 that identifies proposed property as delineated in the report by the Taskforce.
22 The Speaker of I Liheslaturan Guahan shall have sixty (60) days to
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immediately refer the proposed legislation to the appropriate legislative
committee wherein it shall be introduced, a public hearing conducted to receive
testimonies, followed by a committee report to be filed with the Clerk of I
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Liheslaturan Guahan. The bill shall be included in the next session agenda for
2 disposition of I Liheslaturan Guahan."
3 Section 2. Severability. If any of the provisions of this Act or the application
4 thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect
5 any other provision or application of this Act which can be given effect without the
6 invalid provision or application, and to this end the provisions of this Act are
7 severable.
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Pursuant to GPL 30-6, an Act repealing and re-enacting Section 4 of Public Law 26-100, relative to the composition and duties of the Taskforce and the return of Tiyan properties, the Tiyan Taskforce was instructed to:
A) Identify the original owners of properties transferred to the AB Won Pat International Airport Authority, Guam (GIAA); and,
B) Identify property of the government of Guam to be transferred to these original landowners to compensate them on a value for value and/or size for size exchange of their property that is now owned by the AB Won Pat International Airport Authority, Guam (GIAA).
Once landowners and properties were identified, the Taskforce was instructed to prepare and submit a report to the Speaker of I Liheslaturan Guahan and I Maga'lalten Guahan identifying the proposed property of the government of Guam to be transferred to the original landowners.
Accordin~ly, the Tiyan Taskforce hereby makes the following report:
A. There are currently 110 ancestral lots totaling 141 7 acres currently held by GIAA. (SEE APPENDIX A)
B. We have identified approximately 37 heirs to the Tiyan lots and each one of these heirs has either completed, or is currently working through, the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission process as required for a land exchange. Current identified claims total approximately 730 acres of the GIAA property. SEE (APPENDIX B)
C. The Taskforce is in unanimous agreement and hereby requests the Legislature establish a Tiyan Trust ("Trust") for the identified Tiyan heirs and transfer the following parcels from the GALC Excess Lands Registry into the Trust to compensate the currently identified and certified Tiyan heirs:
1) Lot Navel Radio Station (R) Finegayan-1 (Formerly Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Site, also referred to as "Parcel N2", consisting of 2, 758,882 square meters or 581. 732 acres; and,
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2) Andersen South, also known as Marbo Base Command "C" or Andersen South, consisting of approximately 1,598,877 square meters or 395.09 acres of land. (SEE APPENDIX C)
D. The trust shall be comprised of977 shares (the total number of acres between the two parcels) and every heir that has participated in this taskforce (see Appendix B) shall receive one share for each ancestral acre they have claim to.
E. The Taskforce Chairman, Benny Crawford, and two Tiyan heir administrators (to be determined) will be responsible for retaining legal counsel for the Trust to establish the terms of the operating agreement and administer the Trust. The Trust shall empower an entity (to be determined) as the entity responsible for developing, leasing, and/or managing the lands to their highest and best use for the benefit of the Trust.
F. Shareholders of the Trust have the right to opt out of the trust and instead move for a land swap with land out of the Ancestral Lands Excess Lands Registry or the Chamorro land Trust land inventory within the first twelve months of the establishment of the Trust. 1
G. Tiyan heirs that are unidentified as of the date of this report will not become shareholders of the Trust. Future identified heirs shall be required to file with GALC and complete all specified steps for a land swap and shall receive compensation with a comparable sized lot from either GALC Excess Lands Inventory or the Chamorro Land Trust land inventory.
H. The Taskforce identified this land for the following reasons:
1) 21 GCA Real Property, CH 80, Guam Ancestral Lands Commission, Sec 80104(a)(2) specifies that the Excess Land Registry shall be used for the purpose of identifying a specific lot or lots of land with which the Commission may use as just compensation in extinguishing
~· ancestral claims. (APPENDIX D)
1 . Shares that are abandoned when a Tiyan heir ops out of the Trust shall be assigned to the GALC Land Bank.
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2) The Guam Ancestral Lands Commission (GALC) currently holds the identified parcels as part of the Excess Land Registry; and, the Director of GALC, Ed Benevente, has identified these parcels as land possible for land swap to compensate the Tiyan heirs. (APPENDIX E)
3) The land held by GIAA and unavailable for return to the ancestral heirs is arguably some of the most value land held by an agency of Guam.
4) Much of the land currently held in the land inventory of the Chamorro Land Trust and the GALC Excess Land Registry is located in rural, hard-to-access parts of the island. Tiyan heirs will not be justly compensated with a size for size swap with these lands; and, how to effectuate a value for value swap cannot be determined because of the significant value differences between rural lands and the prime commercial land held by GIAA for the airport.
5) A majority of the members of the Taskforce agree that the land identified, while currently rural and not immediately as valuable in a size for size swap, provides the greatest future realization of value for every landowner.
END OF REPORT
Signed
Benny Crawford, Tiyan Taskforce Chairman
Dated
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Lot.Number GIAA Lots 2054-1BA GIAA
2055-2-1BA GIAA
2055BA GIAA
2058-2BA GIAA
2058EBA GIAA
2058SBA GIAA
2058WBA GIAA
2059BA GIAA
2062BA GIAA
2063-1 BA GIAA
2063BA GIAA
2064BA GIAA
2065-1 BA GIAA
2065BA GIAA
2066-1 BA GIAA
2066-2BA GIAA
2067-1 BA GIAA
2067BA GIAA
2067REMBA GIAA
2067-REMBA GIAA
2068BA GIAA
L 2070BA GIAA
2071BA GIAA
2072BA GIAA
2073BA GIAA
2074BA GIAA
2075BA GIAA
2076BA GIAA
2077BA GIAA
2078BA GIAA
2080BA GIAA
2081BA GIAA
2082BA GIAA
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5176BA
5177BA
5178-1BA
5178BA
5179BA
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5182-1 BA
5183-1-1BA
5183-2BA
5184BA
5185BA
5186BA
5187-1BA
5187-2BA
5187BA
5188BA
5189BA
5190BA
5191BA
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5193-2BA
5193BA
5197-1 BA
5199BA
5201-1 BA
5202-1 BA
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5207-1BA
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Application Re Lot Nu.mber Last Name First Name Middle Name 3/19/2002 2054-1BA Dungca Alfredo Cruz
3/19/2002 2054-1BA Dungca Alfredo Cruz
2054-1BA Ulloa Rose
2054-1BA Ulloa Rose
1/9/2002 2055-2-1BA Calvo Veronica McDonald
'1/9/2002 2055-2-1BA Calvo Veronica McDonald
612512002 2055BA Calvo Magdalena Lujan
2055BA Calvo Veronica McDonald
2058-2BA
5/16/2001 2058EBA Crisostomo Juan San Nicolas
2058EBA Taitano Cecile E
2058SBA
4/23/2001 2058WBA Torres Tomas Guerrero
71212002 20598A Flores Eva Borja Westfall
3/13/2001 2062BA Souder Mariquita Torres
2063-1BA
9/23/2002 2063BA Camacho Vicente Palomo Jr
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H 477-4675 689-0413
H 477-4675 689-0413
H 646-1704
H 646-1704
H 472-2345 0 472-1587 Leonard 0 688-7476(Legal Counsel)
H 472-2345 0 472-1587 Leonard 0 688-7476(Legal Counsel)
H 477-8544 W 475-9476-78
H 472-2345 0 472-1587 Leonard 0 688-7476(Legal Counsel)
H 477-7201 W 646-2856 C 688-4810
H 477-0573
ask for thelma torres 472-2321 or 787-8397 H 472-2659 477-9186
H 477-1362 W 477-4313 C 688-3848
H 472-6613 477-9228
H 734-8350
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5/21/2003 8/6/2003 GIAA
5/21/2003 8/6/2003 GIAA
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6/6/2003 8/16/2002 GIAA
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Call List GIAA Property
Application Re Lot Number Last Name First Name Middle Name Contact Number(H/W/O) Absract ofTitle Sur\teyor Certification GIAA Lots
10/1/2002 2067-1BA Matanane Rudy Manibusan H 637-5324 Rosie W 366-9118/9 10/13/2005 4/20/2005 GIAA 456-1008
2067BA GIAA
4/8/2008 2067REMBA Calvo Rosita C. 408-258-1985 650-324-3693 734- GIAA 4476
2067-REMBA Blas Phyllis 482-3425 GIAA
2068BA Guerrero Amon Leon H 477-8357 W 472-4245 C 777- GIAA Guerrero 7836
2068BA Guzman Margarita Guerrero 472-7070 GIAA
2068BA Pangelinan Pete Guerrero H 472-9689 W 339-3292 P 721- GIAA 7973
7/16/2001 2068BA Quitugua Juanita Pangelinan H 477-1934 688-1934 GIAA Perez
912312002 2068BA Toves Josefina Guerrero DECEASED ask for son Pete GIAA Toves 477-7355
4/30/2009 2068BA Toves Pedro Guerrero H 472-1772 W 344-5078 0 888- GIAA 5217
11/7/2002 2070BA Ochai Candelaria Mesa Cheryl Ochai - daughter H 472- GIAA 3128 w 475-4968 929-8596
3/13/2001 2071BA Souder Mariquita Torres H 472-6613 477-9228 GIAA
6/25/2002 2072BA Dungca Felixberto Rupley Jr H 472-8681 W 475-5200/5233 GIAA
2072BA Rupley Anthony Salas H 653-2109 0 647-1407 Sylvia GIAA L.G. Rupley
2072BA Rupley Florencio Salas H 734-4567 W 646-6300 GIAA
2073BA GIAA
2074BA - GIAA
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Application Re Lot Number Last Name First Name Middle Name Contact Number(H/W/O) · Absract of Title Surveyor Certification GIAA Lqts 2085BA Perez Tom/ H 734-2979 C 688-2293 0 632- GIAA
Francis 5768
9/26/2002 2085BA Rupley Rosa Blas H 734-4567 0 868-9164 or Ramon 4/18/2005 313012005 GIAA or 898-0905
4/15/2005 2085BA Villagomez Romana Blas H 632-5768 0 632-5436 GIAA
10/24/2002 2086BA Balajadia Cecilia c H 477-8650 W 649-7822 GIAA
7/24/2001 2087BA Atalig Anita Guerrero H 619-470-1009 477-2001 TOM 3/28/2005 3/30/2005 GIAA
2087BA Guerrero Jose G. H 707-643-5850 0 646-6508 Sally 3/28/2005 313012005 GIAA Aquino 482-4456
2087BA Guerrero Vicente Garrido DECEASED H 649-3705 W 646- GIAA 3648 DECEASED
12/21/2004 2088BA Cruz Maria LG H 734-7858/1416 W 475-1138 3/21/2005 3/21/2005 GIAA
2088BA Diaz Dolores GIAA
2088BA Herrera Benadette s 472-5066 GIAA
2088BA Manibusan Ann Manibusan 472-5067 GIAA
2088BA Manibusan Ann Marie H 472-5067 W 632-5176 GIAA
2088BA Sablan Joseph L.G. 472-5067 GIAA
2088BA Santos Antonia LG 653-8023 P 635-0351Joaquin GIAA Santos
1/6/2003 2089-1BA Flores Johnny Taitano H 760-244-2598 0 653-7510/632- 1/6/2003 G!AA 6953(Patrick)
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Application Re Lot Number Last Name First Name Middle Name Contact Number(H/W/O) Absract of Title S.u("\1~yor Certification . GIA}\ .Lots 2094-1BA Santos Julian Francis H 477-9343 GIAA
9/16/2002 2094BA Santos Francisco Manibusan H 472-8127 2/9/2005 GIAA
2094BA Santos Joaquin Taijito H 477-9343 GIAA
2094BA Santos Julian Francis H 477-9343 GIAA
1/6/2003 2096BA Flores Johnny Taitano H 760-244-2598 0 653-7510/632- 1/6/2003 GIAA 6953(Patrick)
2096BA Pangelinan Doreen Flores H 637-0351 W 735-2191/3 777- 1/6/2003 GIAA 0351
2097BA Abuan Rose 734-3895 Maria 688-1373 GIAA
8/19/2002 2097BA Quichocho Roberta Perez H 734-5877 482-0801 3/18/2005 3/30/2005 GIAA
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6/11/2002 2156BA Laguana Ronald T H 734-1026 W 475-3034 0 720- GIAA 0458
9/16/2002 2161BA Desoto Joe Ivan Blas H 653-2388 GIAA
2161BA Salas Felix Acosta 653-0332 GIAA
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Application Re Lot Number Last Name First Name Middl.e Name Contact Number(H/W/O) Absract of Title Surveyor Certification GIAA Lots 5176BA Matanane Maria San Nicolas H 646-4453 GIAA
The AB. Won Pat International Airport Authority ("GI.AA"), has already informed you (verbally) that the approximate area of GIAA's property is 1,417 acres. None of GIAA's property is subject to any subsequent claims as mentioned in your letter.
As to your request for the "appraised value of that acreage," GIAA does not have that information available. GIAA does not have an appraisal report on the entire 1,417 acres.
I understand that you were verbally informed that GIAA may have such report, but we have verified that such statement is incorrect. GIAA has appraisal reports only on a portion ofits property, and the bulk or majority of its property was not appraised. Appraisals were made only on certain buildings and lands for the purpose of entering into aeronautical related leases which would benefit the airport. Such appraisals were not based on the normal fair market value of the land; instead, the appraisal was based on the income approach of existing Airport buildings, and on some vacant lands upon which the lessee would be required to build and improve the land. Also, GIAA has some appraisals on buildings which were made only for insurance purposes. Basically, the appraisals were made on the basis that the buildings and the lands would be used only for the benefit of the airport, and not for other purposes.
It is my understanding that your family's land was designated as lot 5204 prior to the condemnation. GIAA does not have an appraisal of the land or any facilities that may be on said lot 5204. I apologize for not having the information that you desire. Please let me know if I may be of further assistance to you.
Court ends Philip .Mo~s'appeal of:$79.5M award· WASHINGTON (AP) - Ten pressed dfsappointment liem said. "Today .. has been years and a day after a· jury' with the ruling, but said surreal for us." · awarded Mayola · Williams the decisfo.n does not undc» The Oregon high · cour:t nearly $80 mi!lion in . piini- earlier high cour! rulings made its first decision. in live dainages in her fight with . reiniilg in punitive damag- 2002, refusing to hear an ap-a ·cigarette maker, the Supreme . . es awards. "Wqilewe had peat from Philip Morris. . Court said Tuesday she can col- ·hoped for a different out- Then the .U.S. Supreme lect lier share. · come, tjie· Supreme Court Coun rejected the punitive . The iourt threw out the ap- has deeided not to review damages, saying in Sllother peal of that award · by Altria a -narrow procedural ruling Case thal damages general-Group lnc.'s Philip Morris by the state court,~ Gar- ly should lie held to no more USA, frusirating rhe efforts of nick-said: · than nine· times actual eco-busiriess interests. that hoped Robert Peck, Williams' nomfo damages. It declined, to·UsC this case .lo get the court Washini;ton-based law- however, to make that a finn lo set constitutiornit limits on yer, read the outcome dif· rule. ·
·. damages awaided ·by juries. ferently. He sai.d tlie court Next, the Oregon Supreme Williams stands to collecl be- has sigryaled a willingness Court upheld rhe punitive
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ior is sufficiently reprehen- Jeiso Williams, who di.ed of. liing cancer, preme Court's se<:ond iake on sible,. then larger ~wards looY6s .tho Sup,.,mo ColJri in· Wo1h)ng- the case . . In 2007, the Court are merited," Peck said. ion~ · said in a 5-4 decision tharju-
The case !ias bouilced ror.5 n:iay punish a defendant around appellate courts punitive damages verdici grew . · only for hann done to· some--since shortly after Williams at a ra!e of 9 percenta year, be- · one who is suing, not other prevailed, on March ~O; 1999, cause of i~tereSI au1hori~d by smokers who could make sim-
·.- in the claims of fraud she pur-· Qregon law, Sixty percent of iiar claims. . · sued on behalf of her late hus:· the ·total' is supposed to go to an The Slate court was told io re-
in • one-senten~e order, rhe band, Jesse. a longtime smo.kei. .Oregon crime viclims. fund, el- consider the awan:!' in the concourt left in place a ruling· by Jesse Williams was a janitor thoug\l. the company said Tues- text of instructions for the tri· !he Oregon Supreme Court in- . in Portland woo started smok- day it plllllS to contest the por- al jury that Philip Morris proCjlvor of Williams, who sued \ngdurirga f95QsAnnyhitch tionowedthesiate. posed · and Inc trial judge the cigarette maker after lie -and died in 1997, siic. months V/illiruns' son, dienn, said rejected, husband ·died of tung. cancer. · after ·he was diagnosed wilh the marathon battle egainst In January. the Oregon court The stll1e court .has repeatedly lung cancer. Phijip: Morris · began with his . said ·there· were other defects uphel.d the verdict finding Phil- His widow was . award- father's wish, · end his moth- · in _!he instructions tl\at vlolat.ip Morris accountable for hlis· ed $&()9,000. '" actuahlamag- -.r's decisfon to follow through· ed 'Oregon law. and ·supported leading .. people int</ rhinking es. The punitive damages are on. a promli she made."to her . tlie trial judg~·s decision not to cigarettes were not dangerotJS about 97 times greater. A stSte , h\!Sbaild to hold Philip Morris . give !he proposed .instructions or addictive. · · COl\11 previously cut the c~m- . accountable. · · _ to the jury.
"!don't kriow·exacrly h·aw I pef1S3i0!)' award to $521,000. ·· · . . "This is for my farhcr. This The ca5e is · Philip Morris feel," Williams said at a news The origii)al $79.5 millibn. is·whatliewantCd,"Glenn WI!- USA.v. Williarns,07-1216.
Tlial begins for Marine accused of killing · unanned Iraqi CAMP PENDLETON, Calif • (AP) - A court-martial began Tuesday for a Marine acC1Jsed of killing an unarmed <;aptive in Iraq. in a case offi.ciats. knew nothing about until the dffen-. dant sought a Secret Service job and . was asked about the rn()st serious crime he had ever committed.
An .attorney for Sgt. Ryan Weem·er told lhejury that prosecutors cannot prove !heir case because they have no body, tio forensic evid61ce and no relatives complaining, of a lost. loved one. ·
Prosecutors, however, played reeorded interviews in which Weemer said he and olhcr Ma·· riries shot a total of four men in Fallujah in November Z004 after their 5quad suffered its first fataiiry.
Weemer, ·26, of Hindsboro, Ill .. is accused of the unpremeditated murder of one man and dereliction of duty. His former squad leader was acquineil of related charges in federal court and another squad member lias yet to face coiirt-martial.
The case can\e to lignt long after the ballle.
fn 2006, after he left the Marine Corps; Weemer applied fo1 ajob in the Secret Service. ·
conference in Penland, Ore. ...-_;_---'~-----....!;;=========== ~1 know ~au people want to .• · PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE KOREAN SCHOOL OF GUAM
hear I "!'I joyful and ~ited ·. . .TIYANLAN~OWNE~~·!'NbiOR'UJEIRHEIRS StalemflltofActlvlties about this beCause·of"lhemon- ,. · fDi YsrEnd~Deumberlt,2oo8 ey tliat is lnvoived, but thai· is ·• iopks <Lscussioo · not the ca$e,'' said . Williams, P.L. 30-0 (Bill 35) and Electi.ClO ofOl'.ficers Re'>'enue ~'.1.~~~ees whose hu5i;>and died 12 years Date: 1.1).;rsday, Ap.til 9, 2009 ' · Oon•tions · . . ago. . lime: 6:00 p.m. .. . JOTAL R~UE AND SUPPO!lT
Philip Moms-had.argued that · lhe aw~d ·should be .thrown .out and a new trial ordered because of ·flaws in the instruc· rions given jurors · before their· deliberations.
Business interc:sts had once hoped the high court would. use t.he ces.e to set finn limits'ori rhe award of puni.tive-damages, intended to punish a defendant for i!S behavior and deter a re-peat offen5e. ,
Because the court itself said nothing about the case, it is hard to read much imo·the deci~ sion, said expeJ1S on both si<les of the case. ·
Murray Garnick, Al tria's associate genera! counsel, ex· ·
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Apple's iP~one em~rges as-~ serious gaming platf o~ SAN FRANCISCO (ReuterS) - Apple's iPhone has emerged as a serious videogame pfatfoon·, fulfilling the long·held promise of mobile 'phone gam· · ing· and positioning itself as a legitimate competitor to hand· held consoles. . The Ga!l'e . Developers Con-. ference in San Francisco last week was abuzz with plans about games for the iPhone and
. its WiPi-<Jnly wusin, the iPod !ouch. ·
With around 30 million -de-· vices on the marker- 17 million iPhones and 13 million iPod Touches - and access to thousands of gall)es at iheir slightest whim, consumers are· buying and playioil games by
this month. Becaiise of the ·volume of of
. ferings on.the App Store, developers say the key to success is
. mareuve·nng a game onto a top 10 or top 25. list, where col)SUm· ers earl easily find them.
John Casasanta, founder of iPhone application developmerit company lap tap tap, said the App Store· has been "'tiugely lucrative" for the comf)3ny, generating more than $500,000 in sales. ·
The cqmpany scored a hit with a non-game offering, "Classics," after Apple featured it in .an ad. and is currently try-_ ing to get traction with a 99-
,, cent game called "Parablox" via word of mouth 8l1d mailing lists:
the tens ofmilli<:ms. Mean.while, game desigh'
crs are diving beadfirst into the j. market, ·chuming out offerings" ·
Patrick MON4 sh<>W> off Mis Apple I Phone 3G Cf!er · spending tho night Int.no olllsldo on... · · · . ·
"One of !he biggest problems with the App Store 'now is it's just hard to cut through it for independent developers, there's just so many applications."
at a furjous pace. · · I "The mobi/,, incluihy hos Some-say the iPhone's unique been Wailing for.some
features - GPS capability, con- · . ><>rf of tipping poinl ... ne<:tivity, _a touch screen - _and w!i.in lly!' ,App Store was sheer . vBnety of content gives launched, that was lhe it an edge over its more es tab- lipping point.• ·
Sanette Chao, director of . Uren play simpler games for public relations for Gameloft, an average of 6 to" 8 minutes, said the company has made but play .more compld games r:nore money· selling iPhone for an averag= _of 22 minules, and iPod . touch games in the said Mobclix C<:>-founder Kristi-, past eight months ·then it Ms na Subramanian.
fished handbeld ·e-0nsole com-petition, Nintendo's DS and Sony's PSP. . The DS franchis.; has shipped
more than-JOO million unils and the PSP more th.an 50 mi Ilion since both came to market ·in· late 2004.
'"The iPhone is a threat to other portable game platform.<i," said Mitc)1 Lasky, a pannerwith · veiltu·re capital iinn Benchmark:
made overall from some other . "That shows .it's a serious carriers: · gaming platfonn," he said.
Apple's App Store went "The mobile industry has The prices on many games livi: only last July, but an en- been wailing for some sort bf · can shift quickly with demand. tire network of developers has tipping point ... w~en t~~ APP N&,moco introduced ·its popu· sprung up to create thousands . Store was launched, that was far game "Rolando" last year of games, ranging from puz- the tipping pain~" Chao said, for $9.99 before cutting it to zles and arcade games to action Gameloft offe~ 27 gJ:lllles in SS,.99 and then S4.99. Suband shooter games. 'Developers the .App Store· and has ·sold 2 ·atomic Studios introduced its take 70 percenr of the revenue, million copies so far. · "Fieldrunner.;". games 'for $4.99 while Apple keeps JO percent. Ae<:ording to the latest data and cut the price to $2.99 on a:
Game publishers include big from analytics company Mob- ~spring tireak special" earlier
Apple will l'f'lease its new iPhone.3.0 software this summer, including new features sure to please game makers, SJJch as peer-to-peer capability allowing
·gamers to square off against one another. It will also enable de
. velopers to offer subscriptions and sell content within their applications. .
Mwiy analysts expect Apple to launch an update<! iPhorie device this summer, although the company has be'.en mum on thai point. The sewnd-gcneration JG iPhone was released last summer.
Capital, and the former CEO of Jamdat Mobile, which was sold to' Electronic Arts in 2005 for $680 million. "It could be just
na'mes such aS Electronic Arts; clix, more than 7,300 of the Gamcloft and Glu Mobile, up- iPhone's 3 l,000 applications and-coming outfifs like Ngmo-• :ire games, or roughly 23 perco and small developers wo,k· cent. Around 5,500 of those
massive." · ing o~ of a cubicle. _games charge a fee. · . .
Google could buy Twitter; blogs clash NEW. YORK (RA!uter..) - Two prominent techriology · news biogs clashed oo Friday morning . over a report one of them issued that said Google Inc. may ti)' to buy Intern« start-up Twitter. ·
TechCrunch. prot\rietor . Michael Acringtoo, citing three un· named sources, said on Thwsday . night that Google woo.Id pay for Twitll:r iri cash, stock or aconib~ nation of the two. . '
The companies are also considering woticing togelfi!:r on a Google -real-time sean:h engine, he wrote. · · ·
Hours lifter Arringtpn 's blog entty, Kara Swishe<- reporied on her Boomtown blog Said the story was inaccurate, Citing ":i nUITiber of sources."
"In fuct. Twitter and ·Google have simply beeh enga,,oe:l in 'some product-related· discussions,' according lo one Soun:ce,~ Swisher Wrote.
l\rringtOn could not be imrne-
diately reached ·for comment the teclmology :world from spec· TechCrunch stands by its story, ·ulating on who wilt scoop up the, said Robin Wauters, a bk>gger for company, though co-founder Biz; the site who answered an °'mail Slone told Reuters in March that directed at Allington. it is not considering a mefller or
Twitter is a service !ha! allows a buyoLit. peopie to send short text mes- A Google spokeswoman de-sages lo a netwoik of fiiends. Its elined td comment Twitter could popularity is' growing, particular· not be re8ched for comment ly among journalists looking for BoQmtown is a blog on the . new .ways lo get peopte· lo read websiteAll Things Digital, which their news and commentruy. ·is owned by Wall. Street Jou~
The 5'lii FranciscO, Califooiia- Dow Jones & Co. That company, ·based company has yet 10 make . in t!lfll, is owned by Rupert Murany money. Thal has not stopped doch 's News COfJl. ' • ·
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PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE TIYAN LANDOWNERS AN.DIOR THEIR HEIRS.
· · Topics ofPjscussioo · · P.L 3o-6 (Bill 35) and Electio_n of Officers ·
2094-1 BA SANTOS-ANTONIO M GIAA L __ 2094-1 BA SANTOS-FRANCISCA M GIAA
2094-1 BA TOVES-ROSA SANTOS GIAA
2094-1 BA SANTOS-DOROTEO M GIAA
2094-1 BA SANTOS-JOSE M GIAA
2094-1 BA SANTOS-SEGUNDO M GIAA
2094-1BA SANTOS-JOSE M GIAA
2094-1 BA SANTOS-FRANCISCA M GIAA
2094-1BA SANTOS-ANTONIO M GIAA 2094-1BA SANTOS-JOAQUIN M GIAA
2094-1 BA SANTOS-TOMASA M GIAA 2094-1BA TOVES-ROSA SANTOS GIAA 2094-1 BA SANTOS-FRANCISCO M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-JOAQUIN M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-JOAQUIN M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-TOMASA M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-SEGUNDO M _ GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-DOROTEO M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-FRANCISCO M GIAA 20948A TOVES-ROSA SANTOS GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-JOSE M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-ANTONIO M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-FRANCISCA M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-FRANCISCA M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-ANTONIO M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-TOMASA M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-DOROTEO M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-JOSE M GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-FRANCISCO M GIAA 2094BA TOVES-ROSA SANTOS GIAA 2094BA SANTOS-SEGUNDO M GIAA 2096BA FLDf:'.6 J ._j O~Q. lt\ N c__ ~ l-·''\ k't-Y'[) GIAA 2097BA PEREZ-MARIA MANIBUSAN-ESTATE OF GIAA 2097BA PEREZ-MARIA MANIBUSAN-ESTATE OF GIAA 2153BA CASTRO-SANTIAGO MENDIOLA-ESTATE OF GIAA 2153BA AGUON-MARIA CASTRO GIAA 2153BA CASTRO-SANTIAGO MENDIOLA-ESTATE OF GIAA 2153BA CASTRO-ENRIQUE MENDIOLA-ESTATE OF GIAA 2153BA CALVO-ANA CASTRO-ESTATE OF GIAA 2153BA GUERRERO-REGINA CASTRO-ESTATE OF GIAA 2153BA CASTRO-ENRIQUE MENDIOLA-ESTATE OF GIAA 2153BA LIMTIACO-CONCEPCION CASTRO GIAA 2153BA CAL VO-ANA CASTRO-EST ATE OF GIAA 2153BA AGUON-MARIA CASTRO GIAA
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Lot Number Payee GIAA Lots
2162BA SALAS-ROSA SANTOS-ESTATE OF GIAA
2162BA SALAS-PATRICIO SANTOS-ESTATE OF GIAA
2162BA SALAS-FELIX SANTOS-EST ATE OF GIAA
2162BA SALAS-ENRIQUE SANTOS-ESTATE OF GIAA
2162BA SALAS-JUAN SANTOS-ESTATE OF GIAA t- 2170BA GIAA
2171BA BLAS-ROSA BLAS-EST ATE OF GIAA
2171BA BLAS-ROSA BLAS-EST ATE OF GIAA
2172BA CALVO-FELIX PEREZ-EST ATE OF GIAA
2172BA CALVO-FELIX PEREZ-ESTATE OF GIAA 2175BA ARRIOLA-VICENTE FERNANDEZ-EST ATE GIAA 2175BA ARRIOLA-VICENTE FERNANDEZ-ESTATE GIAA 2181-ABA PALACIOS-JOSE TENORIO-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181-ABA PALACIOS-MARIA CRUZ-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181-ABA PALACIOS-JOSE TENORIO-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181-ABA PALACIOS-MARIA CRUZ-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181BA ARRIOLA-SOLEDAD CAMACHO-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181BA CAMACHO-ANA SABLAN GIAA 2181BA CAMACHO-GREGORIO SABLAN-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181BA CAMACHO-ANA SABLAN GIAA 2181 BA ARRIOLA-MARIA CAMACHO-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181BA CAMACHO-ROSA SABLAN-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181BA CAMACHO-JOSE SABLAN-ESTATE OF GIAA
L 2181 BA CAMACHO-JESUS SABLAN-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181BA ARRIOLA-SOLEDAD CAMACHO-EST ATE OF GIAA 2181BA CAMACHO-JESUS SABLAN-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181 BA CAMACHO-JOSE SABLAN-EST ATE OF GIAA 2181BA CAMACHO-GREGORIO SABLAN-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181BA ARRIOLA-MARIA CAMACHO-ESTATE OF GIAA 2181BA CAMACHO-ROSA SABLAN-ESTATE OF GIAA 2276BA GIAA 5169-1BA GIAA
L 5169-2BA GIAA 5170-1BA GIAA
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' 5170BA GIAA 5176BA SAN NICOLAS-JOAQUINA GIAA 5176BA SAN NICOLAS-JOAQUINA GIAA 5177BA BORJA-MARIA B-EST ATE OF GIAA 5177BA BLAS-EMETERIO 0 GIAA 5177BA BLAS-EMETERIO 0 GIAA 5177BA CRUZ-BRIJIDA BLAS GIAA 5177BA BLAS-RAMON B GIAA 5177BA BLAS-ALBERTO B GIAA 5177BA WILHOIT-ROSITA B GIAA 5177BA PEREZ-EFIGENIA B GIAA 5177BA CRUZ-BRIJIDA BLAS GIAA
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I Lot Number Payee GIAA Lots
5180BA MANIBUSAN-JOSE BALAJADIA GIAA
5180BA BALAJADIA-JUAN GUERRERO-ESTATE OF GIAA
5180BA MANIBUSAN-FRANCISCO BALAJADIA GIAA
5180BA BALAJADIA-FELICITA GUERRERO-ESTATE GIAA
5180BA BALAJADIA-JOAQUIN GUERRERO GIAA
5180BA BALAJADIA-JOSE GUERRERO-ESTATE OF GIAA
5180BA BALAJADIA-ROSA GUERRERO-ESTATE OF GIAA
5181BA BORJA-PEDRO MATERNE-ESTATE OF GIAA
5181BA BORJA-ANA MATERNE-ESTATE OF GIAA
51818A BORJA-ANA SANTOS-ESTATE OF GIAA
5181BA LIZAMA-MARIA BORJA GIAA
5181BA BORJA-ANA MATERNE-ESTATE OF GIAA 51818A BORJA-PEDRO MATERNE-ESTATE OF GIAA 5181BA BORJA-ROSA BORJA-ESTATE OF GIAA 5181BA BORJA-ROSA BORJA-ESTATE OF GIAA 5181BA BORJA-ANA SANTOS-ESTATE OF GIAA 5181BA LIZAMA-MARIA BORJA GIAA 5182-1BA La Y',;:tro , ?rfle-.rf- GIAA 5183-1-1 BA L.c-r J,. J-" , cffettri GIAA
,~ 5183-2BA GIAA 5184BA JOHNSTON-HERBERT J GIAA 5184BA JOHNSTON-HERBERT J GIAA 5185BA IRIARTE-VICENTE DUENAS-ESTATE OF GIAA 5185BA IRIARTE-VICENTE DUENAS-ESTATE OF GIAA 5186BA MENDIOLA-MARIA INDALECIO-ESTATE OF GIAA 5186BA LIZAMA-CATALINA INDALECIO GIAA
l- 5186BA MENDIOLA-MARIA INDALECIO-ESTATE OF GIAA 51868A INDALECIO-MARIA CAMACHO GIAA 5186BA INDALECIO-JUAN CAMACHO-ESTATE OF GIAA
' L __ _ 5186BA INDALECIO-MARIA CAMACHO GIAA 5186BA INDALECIO-JUAN CAMACHO-ESTATE OF GIAA 5186BA LIZAMA-CATALINA INDALECIO GIAA 5186BA PANGELINAN-ROSALIA INDALECIO-ESTATE GIAA 5187-1BA MENDIOLA-JESUS CASTRO-ESTATE OF GIAA 5187-1BA MENDIOLA-JESUS CASTRO-ESTATE OF GIAA 5187-2BA MENDIOLA-CARLOS CASTRO GIAA 5187-2BA MENDIOLA-CARLOS CASTRO GIAA 5187BA MENDIOLA-JESUS CASTRO-ESTATE OF GIAA 5187BA MENDIOLA-JESUS CASTRO-ESTATE OF GIAA 5188BA LEON GUERRERO-DOLORES GIAA 5188BA LEON GUERRERO-JUAN IGLESIAS-ESTATE GIAA 5188BA LEON GUERRERO-DOLORES GIAA 5188BA LEON GUERRERO-JUAN IGLESIAS-ESTATE GIAA
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Lot Number Payee GIAA Lots
5199BA SAN AGUSTIN-JUAN SANTOS GIAA
5199BA SAN AGUSTIN-DOLORES SANTOS GIAA
5199BA AGUON-ANTONIA SANTOS GIAA
5199BA SANTOS-GEORGE BAZA GIAA
5199BA SAN AGUSTIN-NICOLAS SANTOS GIAA
5199BA SANTOS-FRANCISCO SANTOS GIAA
5199BA NAUT A-ANA SANTOS GIAA
5199BA SAN AGUSTIN-JUAN SANTOS GIAA
5199BA SAN AGUSTIN-JOSE SANTOS GIAA
5199BA SAN AGUSTIN-DOLORES SANTOS GIAA
5199BA SAN AGUSTIN-MARIANO SANTOS GIAA '
L 5199BA SAN AGUSTIN-GREGORIO SANTOS GIAA 5i99BA SAN AGUSTIN-JOSE-ESTATE OF GIAA 5201-1 BA ~OS ff_ '°5~<;;.. GIAA 5202-1BA BITANGA-MARIA PALACIOS-ESTATE OF GIAA 5202-1BA BITANGA-MARIA PALACIOS-ESTATE OF GIAA 5204BA OPTION 3 GIAA 5206-1 BA GIAA -5206BA CAMACHO-ANA SABLAN GIAA 5206BA ARRIOLA-MARIA CAMACHO-EST ATE OF GIAA 5206BA ARRIOLA-SOLEDAD CAMACHO-EST ATE OF GIAA 5206BA ARRIOLA-JOAQUIN C GIAA 5206BA CAMACHO-GREGORIO SABLAN-ESTATE OF GIAA 5206BA ARRIOLA-MARIA CAMACHO-ESTATE OF GIAA 5206BA ARRIOLA-SOLEDAD CAMACHO-EST ATE OF GIAA 5206BA ARRIOLA-JOAQUIN C GIAA 5206BA CAMACHO-JESUS SABLAN-ESTATE OF GIAA 5206BA CAMACHO-GREGORIO SABLAN~ESTATE OF GIAA 5206BA CAMACHO-ANA SABLAN GIAA
l. 5206BA CAMACHO-JESUS SABLAN-ESTATE OF GIAA 5207-1BA GIAA 5212-1BA t'~IJZ JtSll~ bUB"QDr'.[J:Q GIAA 5213-1BA tR\A1 .\esui; CilU~~f.;~0 GIAA 5221BA PALACIOS-JOSE CRUZ-ESTATE OF GIM 5221BA PALACIOS-JOSE TENORIO-ESTATE OF GIAA 5221BA PALACIOS-JOSE CRUZ-ESTATE OF GIAA 5221BA PALACIOS-JOSE CRUZ-ESTATE OF GIAA 5221BA PALACIOS-JOSE TENORIO-ESTATE OF GIAA 5223-1 B-1 BA - GIAA 5223-1BBA GIAA 5223BA PALACIOS-FRANCISCO CRUZ-ESTATE GIM 5223BA PALACIOS-JOSE TENORIO-ESTATE OF-Cl# GIAA 5223BA PALACIOS-JOSE TENORIO-ESTATE OF-Cl# GIAA 5223BA PALACIOS-FRANCISCO CRUZ-ESTATE GIM P14.5BA GIM
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GALC CLAlM REGISTRY· • . . ' ·• , ANCESJRAL TlrLE AND COMPENS,i\flON ~P.PLICATION l Number CR#-
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Name of Registered Application _P_a_n-=-g_el_in_a_n_, _Jo:-s_e.,..T_._. _s._pe_c_ia..,,l,,..A_d_m_i_n_ist_ra_to_r _________ Applicant's Social Security: _s_s_s_-n_1_-6_o_o_s _________ -f Last First Middle
Property Lot Number: 5119 Property Tract or Estate:
Property Location Est. 471DE, Lot 5119, Ague, Dededo consisting of 192 acres
CLAIMANT (ORIGINAL LANDOWNER) INFORMATION
Person Claimed Holding Ancestral Title (Claimant)
If Claimant is living, please provide:
Claimant's Address:
Claimant's Contact#
Pangelinan, Juan Unpingco Last First
Claimant is deceased
Home Address (House#/ StreetfVillage)
Home:
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED: Sworn Affidavit that:
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xxx anacestral title has not be extinguished in relation to any part of the land claimed. all of the statements made In the applkallon are true.
Mailing Address
Other: John AB Pangelinan (Son) 475-9406
Area (Square Meters)
Applicant's Relationship to Claimant: Son
Malling Address
Other:
Includes all information known to applicant about interest in relation to any of the land or water concerned that are held by persons other than as ancestral title holders.
xxx Evidence of heirshlp. xxx A detailed description and map, If available, of the area over which the ancestral title Is claimed.
LANDS COMMISSION USE ONL y. Do not mark
Date of Submittal:
Application Received by:
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Right in Ancestral Re~l Property. Als.o Known as Lands. § 80103. Guam Ancestral :Lands. Commissfon. · · § 80104. Powers and Duties of the Conµnission ... · § 80105. Transfer of property to the, Guam Ancestral Lands Commission. § 80106. ComprehensiveZoningPlaii,. . · · ·
(b) Ancestral Lands Title shai1 mean that nght and interest entitling an owner or owner's descendants or hY,im·!q;th,~ reposse~sion of property taken by the United States of Ai:neri(;i:l'or tl:iej~oyerm:n~nt of Guam on or after January 1, 1930; havllig "ili~tciift'€r: be'en'a~darci:f
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dcess or, where not declared excess, in exchange therefor.·' . . · · ·• ·"
( c) An~estfa(Propeny}°dght: ·~~~IL JJ;l~~ih~}~gb.t ~d interest that a private property .oWiler h(l.S in r~!aYqn. .t9 ,i.nheJi:ted l~d or lands possessed by private. prop~r,ty pwJ?:t'.r'. (~n.,;_t:{~9r:+;:,~ :-:; <"·:"·: .. · · . •
( d) Ancestfa/. Title <,Regzstry csJ:laili':fuean i:the registry into which is entered all infofu~:tioj:l·'per'ta#rin:g: t6/aiic~Sttal'· faria· claimants who are granted land title/either by laii~f e.ictlarlge orland'recovecy, in exchange for the permanent extingajshnl1;:p.t 9f.ajl,,:J~~,th~~tq; ..
( e) ApplicalJ.t: :shal( rD,ean any· person or persons~. l.egal entity or government, who files a c:.l.aigi.in,.,~99ordance:With Ghapter 80 of Title 21 of the Guam Code Ailriotiite<l; and'AitjCles_9 and 9A of Title 12 of the Guam Code Annotated. .. ·.1 .. > :1.,.:. ;;,.:;.;;;; \.~. ;i' ·: ,·:y
. : . ..· . . : . : . . . ; . . . ~ . -(h) Conditional Awards.Registry shall mean the ~egistry into which is
recorded · informati()n, ln.· r~l~tion )o , ~acb :~~terl:nmati()n made by the Commission ~th respectto ~·ab~~~tr~f titkand'. cowpensation application made by a claimant, ., . . . . . .. . _ , _ ,
(i) Detenninptio11 .... sb.,al! ~~~itf::~ .. adffiajsf!a.tive !1]ling by the Commission with respect to an applicant's requestfor·an extinguishmcnt of an ancestral clairi:l: · · : .·· < .. >_-' ·_:'· · · . ·
G) Excess Lands Registry' shallbe'.alisting of ah lands declared excess by the Federal government and acqillxed by the government of Guam on or after the effective date of this Act.'. ' . : · -. ·
(k) Just compensation fortlie pkpo~es Of Chapter 80 of Title 21 of the Guam Code Annotated, ai:iq Articles 9'_and9kofTitlel2 oftheGumn Code Annotated, as ame!}ded,. shall'mear{ofily land' recovery or land exchange, and shall also mean-.·any· other. form.·of'.conipensation other than a specifically describ~d availaWeJ~!lcl~;'.~c;CV:~ .. ,.:.;.,;,, \.:· ,, · .
(I) Original Ia~d> sb:aif'm~ati.1We'~;2t~r~p~6ffi2iilly.:<l~ihribed land, in whole or in part, which.was epnpscated or cOn:dejpned by·the United States of America OT the' goveriitrtci'llt'-Of;G_Uaiii~'on 'o(aftet:'Jariliary i;' 1930, and have been thereafter dci:Iarea~e~ie$s' b:fwhicli ~a 'Prior private ownership interest held by a residerit:of ouami·6n ·J:an-ciary;J-, · 1930 was previously attached. .- , · .. , · ,. . .. .,. "
(m) Originallandowtiefs .~ei.i$rry~·$4@~fuean,fue registry into which information pertajningto alJ.:lam:Ii'ta.keif:anu>fue~.names· of owners whose properties were confisc:ated or"t:ondemned ori or after January 1; 1930.
(n) Replacement , !~rid srutlf. mein' land:: ~Orplus· to the Federal government or the governm.ent:of . .Guami 0aild nodn;public benefit use, or needed fo:r public benefit use; 'tO' which. no prlvate ownership interest was attached on January .1, J. 9;30;; \ill~ V{.~c~ .. JA~Y· b,~ .useg as ·a replac:ement for original lands confi~cate_4,;?~:9,~p."q~~~cf.~y i_t.h~/l{~t~~ S~t~s government or the govemm~t qf 9uan:i:1: ,,,.~0.;:: .+~i:,- f_~:.::;·,:\ .. ,_,:;'.:
§ so102. Affirmation .of.;;i:n·d AutlioiiZalion ·i<);Ei:ercise a Fundamental Civil Right inAncesttaJ:R~afProp~rty.oAlso,KnoW;n as Lands.
The responsibilicy'::hf1:lie~g9veri:ili1#}t' ~f'-@&i.mito 'enforce· rights in private property, asaciVilright;:ptif.stiahttci tli~laW$ of the United States of America applicable t&·: -:<Julin(faiid;~ lli~~:~tjiwS'.:"-O:f Gu.a.in· : is · hereby acknowledged' aria:·ieaff.lrilii2U-{f:heti-e~pbiisibllitf'df th:ifgoVertunent of
Guam io also.erif*~ ~~,~~~;~~i~~ii~j~ P,ii)iC~tOperiy, as common propertY.' is also~ her~by '.3:~knqwledgt;jd anct·rea{firin,ed. · ·
The government of Guam expec:ts t() eventually accept transfer of the ownership of lands to be dispos~d .. lµi<l~r, '.1Jt~· Gu~ Excess Lands Act' through the u. s. G~neral ·s~ic~s'Xi~~§.:ana:~·~a~result of decisions in 1993 and 1995 issuecL by . ihe _u.s: °)3ase .'Itealigrunent arid Closure Commission. subject to certai:U specified encumbrances, including un~ relinquished property righti retained either.by the Unit~ States of America or other prior owners, with apj:>licabl~judici2.l:pr9_tedures available should disputes arise. However, i.Hdecc>MizM.that ~process does iwtnow exist to recognize the ancestral la.rid tightS of lando\V:rifas' whOse properties have not been declared surplus and may.chdteverb~·'deClared·ajrplus by the mili!£.fY i.n the future · Likewise, the pr.qcess· e:;tablished :by Guam Public Law Number 22-145 for disp'o$l,Q_f t;fuJ~~:W.Qll.~!:l ~<r4uvdred.(3 .200) acres of Guam excess lands.doe:;;:np/apply,~9sl;;iirfW.1!!M·Y~Q~efp)aµn$.,{ln:~.attached to excess land elsewhere. : ..... ';., r.:;;-,~,r~r .. 11,,t'F'i;-';;,:;J'-.'>::<; ., · ... ·· ·
' ' .' . . ~ :. •. -~"· ;,~;:.:. ·.:·~: ~· ~~ .. ~:{~·<-'J).j.·}~\.~ i.;. !'1~: :.;).~ ~\·;:~ ·.~~;> ~.: ~-··· > . ) ;' I Liheslaturan,.du~Jz~n'r~c~~li~$\t,li.at·W.~t~ghBf6'f1iO.downers to full
use and enjoyment: of tp:eii.:p,i:{y,~te:properfy~w?-s"JOng 'deprixed because of unsettled issues· 'descrj~~~?~j't.ti'.6~f.1i'~$Qmg~;:§;,:~~~03 '.-9f)his· Chapter. Therefore, to restore the''rigb.ts· 'df l'ahtloWiiers -to· tlie ti.Se of their ancestral lands, I Liheslaturan Gu.Ct,han_ J})rough~ttWS .•'2hapter _het~by. _affirms and formally recognizes the .:'\Allc~strat~ ,•:Property: :·:Jti~t'; est(:lblishes an administrative procl;'.ss for tb;~·eierct~~~Plih'.~t·fighti~and.cre;ltes the Guam Ancestral Lands-C6mmissfoi:i 3haaJ.ith.';:;iiz~S:ih~,~coi,'rlmissi~n'.1:o administer the provisions of this, Chaptei:';in ~~de~'.ili~tforlgiiiallfili.downers, their heirs and their descendants may expeditiously ekercise all their fundamental civil rights in the property they. 0;wn; ·Tue~~xercise _of}anct:stral property right' claims shall be applicable t~>'d.a:nqs';:Lfready{d¢6Ulied.:excess. by the Federal government and shall ars·(>, bii: .ap~iidi.bJe:to:.-aR'.futute declaration of excess lands either by_ the ·:United· Stat~ ':(}6yefum~ntc:of by; the. government of Guam. ~ .: .-.. ·· :·-. ·:i:<:: ·:~.f·,7;~t~:.1·~ ,:~.};~:>~~:~~~1:.;.,; .·~-~l· ,.,,, .~ ..
There is within the goveromenf:O:fG"ilifui~thifGYam·Ancestraz Lands Commis;io,; t~· ~arr;,:· oµ(lli~~-p~sW:B'h~::·(;:~pt~- )The ·commission shall be·eonipo§ed·bf ~eyel::Fi;Uehli)e!S;~witJi':feveli;;:pyepfo'lippomt~d ·by I Maga'laben '~Ufil,i?.fi} wb'<fsilajf))~~J=¥~j~e#fs~cW~· and' i:lesceridants or
Four Comrriissioiie!'S· 'presenrshall'!'_constitUte·· a quorum of the Commission for the conduet /_'of . ad:niiriistrative . busmesS. Five Commissioners present 'iha1i·,(;i)fiSt1hlti
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~ (Jri6Ilim'. 6f the Commission to deterniine a land'tihlni.:· -k-i.:dti:o~~~:'fuiJcfrlfy;'o'fihe'\nembers of the Commission sha!f be rhqiili_;~i(fot)ihi ~ti'~h\5f;lli~-cbtmnissfon. The Commission sh~if adopt' iules ·fuid t~iiUi~tiotts igtivbfuing the\:6nduct of its affairs. It shan elect a Chairn1an ~and' Vice-Chauman from among the Commissioners, and may empfoy: ail' e~~(;i:iti:\i~ dk~Sfor and 8uch staff as is necessary to carry 6utihJ:·cfoti~d-i~f;'.:f6f#{'jli1 tl;tls;Chapter;'pending the submission and· approy;ii :of ·a. b~dg~t~by_'.IJApe~ia~a:n· Guahan. Each Commissioner shall rec~i\<J tli~'.i'~um: 6f Ftft)?f)ciiiar'S ($50~00) for attendance of each meeting of the C_o:rnlniSsion; provtded; tb_;:i:t' such compensation shall not exceed One Huiidred·DollaJ:s·($i:'o0:,00) per month, and provided that
they ar9 not mer,Ubef5; ci!t~~~~1,~1%~J~~~i;;:~ [~·;.~::' ··' _; ,",: · :. . . • . . · SOURCE::Ame.t\ded,by ~V·2~dJW;2Jci:r'.tiqil¢.~·Jjuorum~r«iuil:emeot:.
. (I) .Qriginal Laridovm¢rs,}(¢gi~tcy/~'f;he.;;opgi:J;laJ: Landowners Registry iS a 1iStirig.·Oflali hfu~:;_w,:eii/iliid~r:ilie 'names of ovmers of record at the .:tiine. of<iakwg wb.Q:s¢;'(P.roperli.~: wer~ .. confiscated or condenmed bythe United States of America, ,or by the government of Guam on or after !<i!nu$.i)d·; j.~23.(\'.as;:J.;:ellJ1s: other pertinent location and ownership infoPllit1.6iUnti'.efo(fori 'M th(:{.pri'iperly; . The. Original
. ' .. ' ..... '~ :- ' ')' - ~. ' .<· • . : ... ; ' . . . • . Landovroe~,;R,~gi$fu7,sfilt-JltP¢,;~~\ed:,for·th~-plµ:po,se,of.c:onfirming an applicant's, p.rop_eri:y\ciairrt~'foli-fii#fr~ :~X,t$guisWnent upon receipt of just compensation~as,_de:fmecl:qy~tliis.Chapter.,;~'- , ;
·.:' (2) :Exd~ss'Laii;<l~;·it~fil~W::f.P~t~~9~~~ ~~-Registry is a· listing of ali Iands-t'h~tha~dBeci'{de9I~~ar~xc~tBY.H~~:Fed.erat government or:the~gove!run\mt·9f,:<1Ju~filici~~g.:affilalld$ithat,inayibe declared
. ex.ce~~ 4t::1~.e;;fM1?f~~,by;Jfi:~ ~,R¥~!1W}~Rf~!?Hit~am, The ExceSs Lands Registry shallbe use4'f~d~Vj:forpose;ofia~httfying a specified lot or lots of liffi&'W!lli'whicfr'ffi~:eB!WrrH~sfo'ri'?iay:USe·~irf, Jii!JtK/mp~nsation m•ex~~-lriii~-~c~9:~~~~~1~~:::r::,!: .. ~:·?~-/''.·\ .. " ::::?':_tr:,:'_ .. ·-.:
(3) Claims Registr:i; :Tl:te;C.l~{R~giStr;Y.is a Hsting of all claims . - .. . ' ·'. ...... ·-.~ .. -·.r·; ~it~~){·::~1~~~~~\.~~.+i';~ .. ~-\ \'·.-·" :·:
:. ·· ··~1r: t~l~f ~t~~jtiFr·: , : < · · · '_, ,•
. . . - ,: ; _:. ~ ~ { - "· ;,·~.:~.r.~L.:{,~:~::f·~~~(~;}:;;~!·.-."·/),~~>Y:·· .. r. ; ) '1 I .. -< • L • ~· ct
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' '·'' :.: . ·:;.·:;; ;;::~ ... ,;··'.;_:·;:,_\y:~i:;;:J(( . , ' ;. ' ; to ancestral title fl.Jed by applldanfs:: .' _; : .. · ... ' ' ...
( 4) s~nditio~~! .xw~f~{A~~~.~fi~f :, 'J~~.:. do~~i~o.~1 ... Awards Registry is .a listing of condiJ;itjn~(~?/ar~~pf,jlist coniperisation:
(5) Ancestral T{tle Registry. The Anc~stral Title Registry is a listing of applicants:granted lantl·titl~.i:ii'retru:n:for tlie surrender of all their ancestral propertyCiaiins.'::. · >:" . >: ·• : . (b) Duties of ·co~ss·i~n:~. ::n-.l"·'es~bifu~g; aii. five.· (5). registries
established in this· Si<;tion, die· Co~ssfon 'or· designated staff shall investigate, iecord;:file; re~~rt arfrl_i,~s~()~d to.foquests by ancestral land claimants for remedy,. inchidjng 'g6veiiirn¢~Lof Guam,.·whose land was taken by the United. States.:oi.Jiy,Ythe·gqY.eitim~ntof Guain on or after January 1, 193 0 rRemedy includ,e:;;-jµst;c,omp~i;i$a:!ion; <tS de:fu;ied in § 80I01 of this Act, which for purpps~s 9f: thi.s,,G.h~pter;is:::defuied as limited to the return of l~d or access:t61Iantlio~~e~ 1i6~: ~tQss 'publkJands, if public lands block act:ess tfr priv'ate.;pr9p~i'P';:1~:.:f:S~;; :;;:~~~ ;' ~ :.,,: :; · :' ... :, .
The Commi~s!bii shall' ~s°tablish; fu actord~c~· wifu the Administrative Adjudication I.;aw~ written procedill:es:for,extihgtlishmentof Claims, award of just compensation and; ietotdaiibh':Of·-Afic~trn'.i ·Land Title, as well as other rules· and. ·regulations·. reguiie&:td::i~(fuUnls°kt" this chapter. Tue Conunissio~. ?~~( pro~4Ji~~~:~ffii~~:~~§-:J~.Wi.t~~?~~ ~9- '~~stet the Commission's functions· in a fair, just,: ~con()Inieafand expedient way, and shall establish fees and specify niaten;il~.re.aso!lf\hly ~equired to accompany applications in order to eXfuigu.ish'i'cfa1m iU faV'Q~«)r~ Just compensation award_ .·.: i ·~:; .~: :·-.·~;·.~~.~~:;~.,~~.t~.(!i·s.~·i;·~~\~·.· ... ~ . .. :·.
( c) Foirr·( 4) Step Pr~6e:i~ f0r~itlli~:sillii8i~i~[ Gi~, :A ward of Just compensation, arid R:ecdrCia#oii:9r:Afices.tr'af Lah<l Title. th~ followfug four ( 4) step process shall be,deta'ilec1:¥:f f&i# ;app~op!i~t~\vntteii procedures and rules and regUlation~- to'lJe j){e_s'6nb1ed~lSff.l;iWC6~~iio~:· ·. ' .. · · · "
submits :~., .apP.li~,~~()!1:-.to1. ,-F:l1~:1iffi<?f!?WiP.~~'?H;; c;9n~~g ~pµ.cant's assertion. ~~.:'1PP.J.i~.~t~~~·~·~th~5~~!J.f.::W1r~ :Ji91d .c:~~s!ral. titl.e in relation to a specifi~dlOtpf l~_d;by ;yirtue c}f inheritance.· Based upon the huo~ati,o~ 'prgvi4e<l:.tt~c~ilirµi~sion'~~Il mak~ a determination if in fact a vaiid basiS for-anincestrai title ciaiil:i eXists~ The ancestral title claim:.·shaff thert be: eht~r~¥ ij(tile· ¢faiiliS·:Re~stiy. The· Claims Regimy shaif ccintaili·the:''llif(Ji:I#ati;oi/, ~wilired. to p; entered, as established·. by! the» 'eb:rfrm1~s~~h5:b:f'f,ffif#s·Ll•1nd . iegill~tfon$. The
. . .. .~. ~ - ·": •. ::·~·: ·.; ::~.'\ .,::,,:.·~:_/·,.i'rr;~ '. -~~ ;·~·. -~- ..... . I .. pate .· o:h ,. which ; applfoati-On . W(l.S submitted to the
Commission; · ·
. 2. whethefthe'applic'~Bori;~a~ siib!nitted to llie Commission, or Commissi6~;~ d~sigil6e~:·and the n~e· <jr" the Commission or designee; · ;. ~ .: ·,. '-'·" '<:· ;.~·.1 • ~- .i .. .' ~~ ·. ·
. •. . . •' .. ' ., . \ ., .
3. name and address' for service of: notification to the person(s) :wh~.i~.the.cI9ih}~tff.hl.s.is the·person Who shall be the registered an<;estrat ·title;Cliilih~t):;'. -.~ >:· : i --: · '.
4. the area ofland:'cby(')red:~y tb_e;:clrum; including property descriptions aild maps;-';. ( . ,< ' .
ance;~~~r!~,,1f ~f~~~;~tt~ \(is claimid hold ilie
6 .. other 'detailS abotit~the .. clamr as· 'the Cotmnission may
deeU: .~p~rop~~~: : .. >_;:~::~~'.~·:<}P}i.r . : . : ·. '. .. ; .. · · .. ·. The q1'4tris ~~~,~;~i~~~~:~~B~~~~4.~Y'.~Yinember of the
public durihg riormal'pusmess'.b,'b\frS.."'t1H:'(pfilt qfthe··c1aiins Registry are to be kepteonfide~tiai.fi-hm~:ih.~ipribll~~-.-··_:,. . . . -•.: -·
The Co~ission J,:UllSt. e~~ui-~ that tl:te Claiins Registry is kept updated with d,etails ~fati.y}t;Jii;im:s,,co:iitairh~:~.~:applications given to the Commission, orof iµ)y:~pplj.catiqn:f.orainencb:Uents to a claim after a determiriatio:ri. ... · · , ·:;.. .. :_ ... . .· · :· . '
Step 2:, A.p.ces1;I;:al Titj~,.~~d;~·c(;,mp¢n:'sation. :Application. An applicant may ex~td~e:,applica~J'.~i)j.~t fo~~t{~~gcish _an .ancestral claim by·. subinittU;tg;·; at1.'')applicatiOn);cfo th~:: Coil;Unlssion for a determinatic:~ o! .'};· q~:q4i~fpP.:N;·:~!l~.';#~ ... 9f>.iJ?l{~£1~tioR .~ard .. An applicant may.'~ubii)it fil:i:appli'~{fiqnJri pf~C:ri~ea foinl for any Of the folloWing thl2ei{{3} ~ai~gbries"d~fine<l:,: ? : ., -', • ·. · ·. ·.. ·
Categorf I: M.s~Stra:tl'itl~''t}.efu¥ilifuai1oh ·~ fOdrdetermination of ancestral titlf in ietatib:i:f t(}. an:· area fot which. there is no approved detertrunation qf: ~te~traltit;le; ·' · ·
Category 2: c8in~~ri~'~1i~A.A~plj~~tion.:J1tls Chapter sets forth two (4)'foIJJ1$".9fsi?.m~zj~:a,11~mtd~:fg'.ftjie 'tl.i!e elainis-which shall be either~' the.~.· feftlhl ;, . ·of.;'\~I;i:grrWt~~:i;ili.Aestral -~ .. land, : or just
the ·applicant. )~~fqr~: ,f.~~qW~-~eh_t A.£ ,.exc;hange .. land the Commfasi9n s.ha1lp~~fy ~fit~~ ¢xphapge la.miss.how n9 history of anc.~sttal o~e:rs.hip_9r:,<ip:9~S,1;ral. own.~ship claim on or after
Jam1?Z:,1't1 ~~-~('.!:~,·:~\; ;i~~·!:~~~~;:~k>;·;c'. .. , ;·; ,;, · .. ~ .,, '·., : · · The ComrnissiOn mlistaccept an ancestral title and compensation
applicatio~ p~ovided tlie. foil?\i~g_.:r~q~i~~e~ts' are met by the claimants: ., '_ . : ~ · '
·. : : , .·-,_(#)·beUeves~tti~t'atlof:the statements made in the - "applicatl'onare•'J:ni~;'''·: .~~: .. >·' · · ...... ··· ·
.. · · ·· • (b) ·~ s;atefuent 6~htl'1tib.g hlfiiifo~tion known to the appll.cant ciboufhit~r¢stsifu.··,relation, to any of the land or waters cbn~aj~,d.J~ati'art:f)i~l~c~y'(pqsons· other 'than ·as ancestra:Hitle·~bffl.ets{. ~:s;;: >1; .. ; :':.,_ ·::' ·. ..
' ~·· - .. . . . . . ' : .. ___ · .• ·,:/:,.:;~~i.}i):"~~-'~'>.;,..:.;,.. '·. '·• ., , ( C) a descriptiCi:iJ.' ana 'map' cif'the area I over which the
ance5tral title is Claimed; · . . ' . . .. . .
. · · ; }dY&~~~ecr;~~r.·~~~~~i:>:x;:~~::'.~. :- ;". · · · . { e) .name and· ad<lress::6f~-the, .person who is to be
con.Side~'e<f the' iciaurianffIB~~n:a,me·.M tb'e"person given · llilde,( 1hi~ 'i~c~ y.jlt p~_coiµe tJie reg{stered ancestral title
(5) all acccinipanyingfe~s:asprescribedbythe Commission.
Step 3: ConditionaCAw~ia;<)fJustCoinpensation. In awarding ancestral tit!e ind,. j~t- coJ?p6~~'~&1nt;~~, ¢9Dilliis~ion shall ~ssue a Certificatfori ·or Award of Just Co!llfiensation on Conditwn of Extinguishmenf of Allcestial Title·clafu~ ·The Certification of Award of Just Compensation shall be entereci into the Conditional Awards Registry. The 0>nd:iti?-µ~lA:Y.'~d,s,~rgistcy"shall contain as much of the information in relation to each determination as must be entered into the Register, at a :n':lliiiriiUlli.'ofwbicJi sh~l 'consifit of:
Step 4: Extinguishment of !.fu~~:snfil ~r:an.a •Claim ....:.·Ari ·ancestral land claimant is grantedclfilmant's land titl~'eifuerby land exchange or land recovery on th~ ,coiiditi9n;tfuittiie ances~l title'holder surrenders all rights and interests \w.+eX:Hiofl '.tP.Wirt~'(:'s!rar land claims thereby permanently extinguishing;~lfifgli~\>~:illi~re#s i#id. claims to the claims. Upon the Coiµmfssi0li's\;iris{i#IS:_c~;,:0r~t1~'".by; an· award of just
compensation:i;md ~xti,Il~~~nt o'f ~i<iiroi:, tir~:ap.cestral title holder's name is remcm.~d frotil -the. Cohditicni~' Av;m.ds R~gi.stry, and is entered into the Anc~~traf'.taji¥ -i:~~L~-:i!$¥i~~.t~r~~:Y., ~~'.- c·~WfUission. Tue Commissirin shlill pi«s'c:fif)e i:lie. appropriate-f~tm)o effectuate issuance of compensation land-: extingufSlID:lenffr()f.:Jaiidesttaf :cfaiIIi·; ' The Commission shalli ~risure -that. :the' dncestral title holder is issued a suitable propeffy ci~wx.~Y.~q~£~M!A'.fqJ1i?,~ps:factio11 of ?llcestral title holder's ancestral title award. Once'.li§ted'as anc'estrai title holder after acceptance cif specifichlly: descri~oo l<#id, the:holder ·a:nci alfofhoider's
(d) Director, of .~d _l\1rui~g~?i°e:ri{to Resepe Ajl ,Future Lands Received by Gov~!Illllent o.f Gua,m,._Q.~clared :E;xcessJor Entry into Excess Lands Registry, For the purposes p(aQn:iinist~ring this Section; the Director of Land Managemen,t is a_uthorize<l. a'#d,r~g~ir~d:~o rf¢ser'Ve all future lands received_ by ,the, g\)v,enil:D,e:qt of .GP.-a.rri)l~c_lared, exc~ss, ~d ensure that all information pertaining to -~~ces~i.~ds~. b9th'.:C1,UT~t @cl -future,, are sent to the Commission for, entry W,~-0 tb,~J~*<;~.~:L,:ru;u;ls llegistry. The, Commission shall maintain arn:i give_ -th~ p~blic:;tlie Hght'to r,eview the. Exces~ Lands Registry. __ .. - ·
(e) Land Bank; The toinfui~si:~n:~hifrtitlce·title; as Trustees, of former ( Spanish Crown Lands ariii o:fuef:np:d::~iil(;~~~ la:n:i:IS that ar~ ·conveyed by \· the Federal government to the:gov~rnill~n(o{Guiun after the effective date .' \ . ,. of this Act, on behalf of ancestral lfut49Wnt;lt~ who,: by virtue of continued ;_ i. ~-:'~~-.~~- •
government or public benefit use caimofr~gairi possession or title to their \}. •. ancestral lands. ' ·· ·.· "
The Commisi>ions~~r'~~~~~~h~h:~d~~~hl-ba8~Hirust to administer all assets and revenues of ·the' lau~fbiirlkofilie::afo~ementioned lands and manage the lands, ·and act as'~e· deveiopet di~~ l~ds, if necessary, to the highest and best use. l'he'Comh'&ssi&rishlill,.!~s&l:llisfri;itles and regclations pursuant to ilie ,<\dii:iinisttati~n; Adfalli:c;a\ltfo: Law for: the Guam-based ttust. The resulting income siiail-oe:'tlse(_ft~~P.#.f~id,~Jtjif'&)'in.p~nsat;iou forthose
(f) .Noajl\~#~ii d:~f;_~¥~'.~~~¥J,::,9~,·~Af~,~s~~: ,:~~a}~~ .. The Commiss~on shall ensur~ tha~ alLpaJ;ti~_wP,ose i!!tere$ts may be affected in
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application which :C<;tllll_Qt~:e: ·!t::.~oJ~rA&~·J4%\:,~~s_sio~ .the!:!- any of the opposing parties .m,ay invoJ;:e Jn~ JuQici~l,pro~ess at the party'.s expense .
§ 80105. Transfer of ::Properly-,:,t~::. the.~ .Guam Ancestral Lands Commission. :· · . :-.'.":,:' ~s'>"_~:t:~:h:J ~'.:\\_,·.·:;;,.::p··:. ? • _ .
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conveyed to the jurisdiction Of the D~fu:tthe~t of PiibUc Works in the area ofTiyan, formerly known as Naval Air Station; Agana (Brewer Field), are transferred to the Guam Ancestral LBnds Commission and shall be deeded . . . . . .. to the Guam Ancestral Lands Colnmi~sion upon the effective date of this Act. The Guam Aneestral.Lan:ds.Conncission. sll.all dispose of properties transferred pu,rsuant to thls A.ct)n a ¢3Imer ,9.0nsist:ent:With aµd pursuant to the enabling legislation of the Guam Ancestr~l.Lands Commission.
SOURCE: ·Add~ by P.L, ·47-113 .a;?. ~ec~(m, 80106; ren,umbered by Compiler to vacant section 80105. · , : ; ·<; ·- . ,i: : ·, ~ '. ; ,::.'""' .
(a) A ProvisioriaI C~m~i~ii6uf.~;: th~ Zbnfu~ ~fAncestral Lands; hereinafter referred to as the' "Pr~\,id16Ji.ii Coriii:];ission",' is established to include the Exec~tive Qitector. of fue,Quafu;Ancestral Larids Commission,
' the Director of L.and 'Mabagem~U:t; ':llie':'W'aWwlstrator~ of the Guam Environmental Protectioi1Ag~2y>th~1:bireetor Of A:gdcmtuie and the Director of the Bureau of St~rlstics & 'i>i~s.: -'rli\;'.ii"e6\itife' Director of the Guam
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(b) The Prov:i.sionahComnii$sio~ ~hall:.qomplete a .comprehensive zoning plan for au prop~i:ii.es~<:l.nd~p.3.,1;~~l.$.~@P.~r. ihe jurisdiction of the Guam Ancestr:;iJ ,Lands. Cprµn:ij.ssigll,:,.l:t;t9fo~g parce!s that have been previously deeded to anc~stri:ii iaD.d· 'clahciarits •in. accordance with the statutes, rules and regulation.s. govep1µ1g.:the ,Gµam .Ancestral Lands Commission but hav(! not, a.s:"o·(ib~·~eff~bti~f ·date of this Act, been zoned or rezoned by arifnietin_:i. Jf~ patc,·ii ub.<ler the jurisdiction of the Guam Anc~strafLiiiicis :c&innii~si9i¥;h1du<lfugparcels that have been previously deeded to-. ancestriildand'.Clartnafit{3'. m accordance with the statutes, rules .·and regul~tioris--'.go~tirnfug the! Guam Ancestral Lands Commission, has beeD:previousiM,~.6Il,~d::9(rei9n~dbyany m~ans other than that mandated herefu,.:·$aI~;:j:t#c~t.~aJI·lnof;pe-;r~zcii1ed by the comprehensive zoning plai,i.#l~il<l:~\~,~~by.;tbJi Section:· . · ...
( c) hi fd#rii~mi~'.tji6'.~()~p"f~~e~~:~,~:~Pfilri~'.PJari, ~e,ProVisional Commission sh~ll. reCj'.,t:Lest'.~g~P~9#}We~.stl:fe.AR~?Il,S, of an: affected ancestral land cfairilari.t$:'Th"e'PfoYi.sfonaLCoirimission shall conduct hearings and present a draft zoning plan to clabnantS before it adopts
(d) The Pro~ision_?l_' ¢o~s~~~~:sii~lL,~PPt?ve t~e plan by the affirmative vote of'at ly~st thre~. (3)'!'.>t)he -~'\7~- (?) members before transmittal to the Ance~°:al· ~an<ls:F~§&_ry\~~i~~: .' :. ~-: ·
( e) After. the.Provisionaf C!)mn;rissfon,!appr<:>ves· the comprehensive zoning plan, it shalLtraris,rpit~he .. pianJo,:tJie·¥cestratLands Commission, which shall approv.e ·the,_plaJ!. ~Y. ff.'~W¥~-~~~~~; ~-i.~~d. pY a n;iajority of its members. The AncestralLandS Comm'.ission shllffattach this resolution to the plan and trarisillit th6.iram6~#)Li(dgt:i:'zaiiL .. · > · ·. ·
(f) I Maga 'lahen Guahan shall approve the comprehensive zoning plan by a written memorandum which.:he ·shall attach to the plan and the approval resolution of the AncestralL~mds :Commission and transmit the same to I Liheslaturan/f11aha1:z;:..-..' ;;-_,,,;;.,;·,;:2--.;!, ,:.0 . 1. ·
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After discussions with Ancestral Lands the Tiyan Taskforce Chairman has identified the following 'land as land rs possible for land swap with
the Tiyan Landowners:
• Marbro Command C Parcel (395 acres; Quitclaim Deed Instrument
from US Gov't to Gov of Guam, Instrument No. 623933, Dated July 6, 2000; Grant Deed Instrument from Gov Guam Dept of Land Management to Ancestral Lands, Instrument No. 628549, Dated Oct
19, 2000) • Navel Radio Station R (Finegayan-1, Formally FAA Site) (681 acres;
Quitclaim Deed from US Navy to GEDA to Ancestral Lands,
Instrument No. 638644, Dated June 61 2001) • Lot Nimitz Hill Annex C-1 (Ancestral Lands Parcel NlOA) • Lot Nimitz Hill Annex A-1 (Ancestral Lands Parcel NlOB-1)
• Lot Nimitz Hill Annex B-1 (Ancestral Lands Parcel NlOB-2) • Lot Nimitz Hill An~ex Excess B-2 (Ancestral Lands Parcel N10C)
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Ed Benevente Date Director of Ancestral Lands
Benny Crawford Date Tiyan Taskforce Chairman
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Letter from Benny Crawford, Chairman of the Tiyan Taskforce
2. GPL 30-6 "An Act to Repeal and Re-Enact Section 4 of Public Law 26-100, Relative to the Composition and Duties of the Taskforce and the Return of Tiyan Properties.
3. Tiyan Taskforce Report
Appendix A-
l. Map of GIAA land with lot lines and lot numbers for all ancestral landowners; and, list form of all 110 lots and original landowners for each lot.
2. Letter from Edwin K. W. Ching, P.C. to Benny Crawford, Speaker for Landowners United, dated October 10, 2007
Appendix B-
l. Copies of the public notices published prior to the first meeting 2. May 16, 2009 Taskforce Sign In Sheet specifying names of lot
administrators and lot numbers 3. List from GALC of the original Tiyan landowners with all Taskforce
participating heirs highlighted; and, Call List of GIAA Property fromGALC.
Appendix C-
l. Ancestral Lands Archive maps for Marbo Command C parcel and former FAA parcel
2. Paperwork from dispute between Pangelinan family and the GALC for 100 acres of the FAA parcel.
1. Memorandum of Understanding between Ed Benevente, Director of GALC, and Benny Crawford, Tiyan Taskforce Chairman regarding possible lands identified for a land swap. Dated May 20, 2009.
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Dear Speaker Won Pat:
It is with great pleasure that I present this report on behalf of the Tiyan Taskforce. Over the course of the last several weeks we have discussed, researched, and revisited the options for land swaps available to us. Many hours have been spent talking to representatives at the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission, the Chamorro Land Trust, GPA, survey companies, etc., and our task to identify land for a land swap has not been an easy one. But we have come to the end with a solution we are excited about and hope our representatives in the Legislature will uphold for us.
It has been a struggle for us to identify alternative lands from a pool of rural options that make us feel just compensation for our Tiyan ancestral land is possible. Land is, by nature, unique; and, commercial land, like our ancestral Tiyan lots, is somewhat priceless. For example, it is our understanding that just one of the lots outside of the fence-line of the airport that was returned to the ancestral Tiyan heir (i.e. the property with the old barracks sold Core Tech and now leased for the temporary JFK location) resulted in great financial gain for that family. It seems only natural to then conclude all the lots inside of the fence-line - the lots that make up the heartbeat of our island's economy - have value many, many times above and beyond that one lot.
With all that said, we Tiyan heirs identified to date, bound in our ancestral claim, have determined the best solution for us is to join together in a Tiyan Trust ("Trust"). As a Trust we are requesting two parcels of currently rural land that we know is poised for great development and use by the Federal Government. By granting these parcels to our Trust a win-win solution occurs for all: (1) the Federal Government will be able to effectuate a long-term lease for the land to support its continued local buildup of military personnel; (2) the shareholders of the trust (each Tiyan heir) will reap financial benefit from the land just as we would have had the Tiyan property been returnable to us with its current infrastructure in place; and, (3) the local government will finally extinguish the longstanding Tiyan claims that have burdened hearts for years.
The report specifies the details of our Trust and gives insight into how this land was settled on. We look forward to seeing this solution put into effect.
Sincerely,
Benny Crawford Chairman, Tiyan Taskforce
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' I iWINA'TRENTA NA LIHESLATURAN GUAHAN 2009 (FIRST) Regular Session
CERTIFICATION OF PASSAGE OF AN ACT TO I MAGA'LAHEN GUAHAN
This is to certify that Bill No. 35 (COR), /1 AN ACT TO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT SECTION 4 OF PUBLIC LAW 26-100, RELATIVE TO THE COMPOSITION AND DUTIES OF THE TASKFORCE AND THE RETURN OF TIYAN PROPERTIES," was on the 27th day of February, 2009, duly and regularly passed.
1 each parcel of land under the jmisdiction of the A. B. Won Pat International
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Airpoti Authority, Guam.
The Director of GALC shall call the first meeting of the Taskforce within
ten (10) working days of the effective date of this Act. At the first meeting, the
Taskforce shall elect a Chairperson. Within thiliy (30) days after the effective
date of this Act, the Taskforce shall identify the original owners of properties
transferred to the A. B. Won Pat International Airpmi Authority, Guam, by the
8 United States Government and shall identify property of the government of
9 Guam to be transferred to these original landowners to compensate them on a
10 value for value and/or size for size exchange for their property that is now
11 owned by the A. B. Won Pat Inte1national Airport Authority, Guam. The
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proposed prope1iy to be exchanged shall not be owned by any autonomous
agency of the gove1nment of Guam, including, but not limited to, the A. B. Won
Pat International Airport Authority, Guam.
15 The Chairperson of the Taskforce shall sub1nit a report identifying the
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landowners to the Speaker of I Liheslaturan Guahan and I Maga 'lahen Guahan
within sixty (60) days upon enactment of this Act.
I Maga 'lahen Guahan shall submit proposed legislation within thirty
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that identifies proposed property as delineated in the report by the Taskforce.
The Speaker of I Liheslaturan Guahan shall have sixty (60) days to
immediately refer the proposed legislation to the appropriate legislative
committee wherein it shall be introduced, a public hearing conducted to receive
testimonies, followed by a committee report to be filed with the Clerk of I
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2 disposition off Lihes/aturan Guahan."
3 Section 2. Severability. If any of the provisions of this Act or the application
4 thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect
5 any other provision or application of this Act which can be given effect without the
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Pursuant to GPL 30-6, an Act repealing and re-enacting Section 4 of Public Law 26-100, relative to the composition and duties of the Taskforce and the return of Tiyan properties, the Tiyan Taskforce was instructed to:
A) Identify the original owners of properties transferred to the AB Won Pat International Airport Authority, Guam (GIAA); and,
B) Identify property of the government of Guam to be transferred to these original landowners to compensate them on a value for value and/or size for size exchange of their property that is now owned by the AB Won Pat International Airport Authority, Guam (GIAA).
Once landowners and properties were identified, the Taskforce was instructed to prepare and submit a report to the Speaker of I Lilteslaturan Gualtan and I Maga'lalten Gualtan identifying the proposed property of the government of Guam to be transferred to the original landowners.
Accordingly, the Tiyan Taskforce hereby makes the following report:
A. There are currently 110 ancestral lots totaling 141 7 acres currently held by GIAA. (SEE APPENDIX A)
B. We have identified approximately 37 heirs to the Tiyan lots and each one of these heirs has either completed, or is currently working through, the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission process as required for a land exchange. Current identified claims total approximately 730 acres of the GIAA property. SEE (APPENDIX B)
C. The Taskforce is in unanimous agreement and hereby requests the Legislature establish a Tiyan Trust ("Trust") for the identified Tiyan heirs and transfer the following parcels from the GALC Excess Lands Registry into the Trust to compensate the currently identified and certified Tiyan heirs:
1) Lot Navel Radio Station (R) Finegayan-1 (Formerly Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Site, also referred to as "Parcel N2", consisting of 2,758,882 square meters or 581.732 acres; and,
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2) Andersen South, also known as Marbo Base Command "C" or Andersen South, consisting of approximately 1,598,877 square meters or 395.09 acres of land. (SEE APPENDIX C)
D. The trust shall be comprised of977 shares (the total number of acres between the two parcels) and every heir that has participated in this taskforce (see Appendix B) shall receive one share for each ancestral acre they have claim to.
E. The Taskforce Chairman, Benny Crawford, and two Tiyan heir administrators (to be determined) will be responsible for retaining legal counsel for the Trust to establish the terms of the operating agreement and administer the Trust. The Trust shall empower an entity (to be determined) as the entity responsible for developing, leasing, and/or managing the lands to their highest and best use for the benefit of the Trust.
F. Shareholders of the Trust have the right to opt out of the trust and instead move for a land swap with land out of the Ancestral Lands Excess Lands Registry or the Chamorro land Trust land inventory within the first twelve months of the establishment of the Trust. 1
G. Tiyan heirs that are unidentified as of the date of this report will not become shareholders of the Trust. Future identified heirs shall be required to file with GALC and complete all specified steps for a land swap and shall receive compensation with a comparable sized lot from either GALC Excess Lands Inventory or the Chamorro Land Trust land inventory.
H. The Taskforce identified this land for the following reasons:
1) 21 GCA Real Property, CH 80, Guam Ancestral Lands Commission, Sec 80104(a)(2) specifies that the Excess Land Registry shall be used for the purpose of identifying a specific lot or lots of land with which the Commission may use as just compensation in extinguishing
4' ancestral claims. (APPENDIX D)
1 . Shares that are abandoned when a Tiyan heir ops out of the Trust shall be assigned to the GALC Land Bank.
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2) The Guam Ancestral Lands Commission (GALC) currently holds the identified parcels as part of the Excess Land Registry; and, the Director of GALC, Ed Benevente, has identified these parcels as land possible for land swap to compensate the Tiyan heirs. (APPENDIX E)
3) The land held by GIAA and unavailable for retum to the ancestral heirs is arguably some of the most value land held by an agency of Guam.
4) Much of the land currently held in the land inventory of the Chamorro Land Trust and the GALC Excess Land Registry is located in rural, hard-to-access parts of the island. Tiyan heirs will not be justly compensated with a size for size swap with these lands; and, how to effectuate a value for value swap cannot be determined because of the significant value differences between rural lands and the prime commercial land held by GIAA for the airport.
5) A majority of the members ofthe Taskforce agree that the land identified, while currently rural and not immediately as valuable in a size for size swap, provides the greatest future realization of value for every landowner.
END OF REPORT
Signed
Benny Crawford, Tiyan Taskforce Chairman
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11912002 2055-2-1BA Calvo Veronica McDonald H 472-2345 0 472-1587 Leonard GIAA O 688-7476(Legal Counsel)
'11912002 2055-2-1BA Calvo Veronica McDonald H 472-2345 0 472-1587 Leonard 1/1/2001 GIAA 0 688-7476(Legal Counsel)
612512002 2055BA Calvo Magdalena Lujan H 477-8544 W 475-9476-78 61612003 811612002 GIAA
2055BA Calvo Veronica McDonald H 472-2345 0 472-1587 Leonard GIAA 0 688-7476(Legal Counsel)
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511612001 2058EBA Crisostomo Juan San Nicolas H 477-7201 W 646-2856 C 688- 11112001 GIAA 4810
2058EBA Taitano Cecile E H 477-0573 GIAA
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412312001 2058WBA Torres Tomas Guerrero ask for the!ma torres 472-2321 or GIAA 787-8397 H 472-2659 477-9186
71212002 2059BA Flores Eva Borja Westfall H 477-1362 W 477-4313 C 688- GIAA 3848
3113/2001 2062BA Souder Mariquita Torres H 472-6613 477-9228 GIAA
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912312002 2063BA Camacho Vicente Palomo Jr H 734-8350 GIAA
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2067-REMBA B!as Phyltis 482-3425 GIAA
2068BA Guerrero Amon Leon H 477-8357 W 472-4245 C 777- GIAA . Guerrero 7836
2068BA Guzman Margarita Guerrero 472-7070 GIAA
2068BA Pangelinan Pete Guerrero H 472-9689 W 339-3292 P 721- GIAA 7973
711612001 2068BA Quitugua Juanita Pangelinan H 477-1934 688-1934 GIAA Perez
912312002 2068BA Toves Josefina Guerrero DECEASED ask for son Pete GIAA Toves 477-7355
413012009 2068BA Toves Pedro Guerrero H 472-1772 W 344-5078 0 888- GIAA 5217
111712002 2070BA Ochai Candelaria Mesa Cheryl Ochai - daughter H 472- GIAA 3128 w 475-4968 929-8596
3113/2001 2071BA Souder Mariquita Torres H 472-6613 477-9228 GIAA
612512002 2072BA Dungca Fe!ixberto Rupley Jr H 472-8681 W 475-5200/5233 GIAA
2072BA Rupley Anthony Salas H 653-2109 0 647-1407 Sylvia GIAA L.G. Rupley
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7/24/2001 2087BA Atalig Anita Guerrero H 619-470-1009 477-2001 TOM 3/28/2005 3/30/2005 GIAA
2087BA Guerrero Jose G. H 707-643-5850 0 646-6508 Sally 3/28/2005 3/3012005 GIAA Aquino 482-4456
2087BA Guerrero Vicente Garrido DECEASED H 649-3705 W 646- GIAA 3648 DECEASED
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2088BA Diaz Dolores GIAA
2088BA Herrera Benadette s 472-5066 GIAA
2088BA Manibusan Ann Manibusan 472-5067 GIAA
2088BA Manibusan Ann Marie H 472-5067 W 632-5176 GIAA
2088BA Sablan Joseph LG. 472-5067 GIAA
2088BA Santos Antonia LG 653-8023 P 635~0351Joaquin GIAA Santos
1/612003 2089-1BA Flores Johnny Taitano H 760-244-2598 0 653-75101632- 11612003 GIAA 6953(Patrick)
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Application R e L_ot Nuinber Last Name first Name Middle Name Contact Number(HIWIO) Absract of Title $.t:i:rv~Y.o.(G.e(tifi_c_~ti~n . GIAAl;dts 2094-1BA Santos Julian Francis H 477-9343 GIAA
9/16/2002 2094BA Santos Francisco Manibusan H 472-8127 21912005 GIAA
2094BA Santos Joaquin Tafjlto H 477-9343 GIAA
2094BA Santos Julian Francis H 477-9343 GIAA
1/6/2003 2096BA Flores Johnny 'aitano H 760-244-2598 0 653-75101632- 11612003 GIAA 6953(Patrick)
?096BA Pangelinan Doreen Flores H 637-0351 W 735-219113 777- 1/612003 GIAA 0351
2097BA Abu an Rose 734-3895 Maria 688-1373 GIAA
811912002 2097BA Quichocho Roberta Perez H 734-5877 482-0801 311812005 3130/2005 GIAA
2153BA GIAA
s/11 /~.,,q 2154BA GIAA
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611112002 2156BA Laguana Ronald T H 734-1026 W 475-3034 0 720- GIAA 0458
9/16/2002 2161BA Desoto Joe !van Blas H 653-2388 GIAA
2161BA Salas Felix Acosta 653-0332 GIAA
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'Application Re Lot Numb~r Last Name. First Name Middle. Name Contact Number(HIWIO) Abs~a:ct of Title ·Sllrv~yor Certification GIMLots 51768A Matanane Maria San Nicolas H 646-4453 GIM
311412008 5176BA San Nicolas Francisco Iglesias 477-9730/33 Atty Joaquin Arriola 3114/2008 7/30/2008 GIM
5177BA GIAA
5178-1BA GIM
5178BA GIAA
5179BA Lamorena V Alberto 488-3231 GIM
4/23/2009 5180BA Delos Reyes Teresita Santos H 646-9481 w 475-1179 0 456- GIM 1040
5181BA Lizama Vicente Borja H 734-3007 W 475-9335 GIAA
1/24/2006 5181 BA Uribe Maira Lizama 734-4425 1/24/2006 GIM
5182-1BA GIAA
5183-1-1BA GIAA
5183-2BA GIAA
5184BA GIM
5185BA Quenga Sylvia Iriarte H 477-6181W472-6215632-6368 GIM
8/23/2002 5185BA Ouenga Sylvia Iriarte H 477-6181 688-3227 GIAA
9/4/2002 5186BA Pangelinan Clare !nda!ecio H 472-6235 W 339-2173 477-5634 GIAA
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App\ic.at_ion R e l,ot .Number Last Name First Name Middle Name Contact Number(H/W/O) Absract 9f Title Surveyor Ce:rti_flCation · GlAA Lots 5191BA Carriaga Jonathan 734-1763 688-6632 GIAA
5191 BA Carriaga Nicole Marie 734-1763 688-6632 GlAA
2/19/2002 5191BA Charfauros Doris KC H 734-6451 GlAA
5191BA Coggins Nichole 734-1763 688-6632 GIAA
5191BA Cruz Bertha Carriaga H 477-3039 W 472-3610 GIAA
5191BA Cruz Kathy Carriaga H 637-6766 GlAA
5191BA Wells Antoinette B.C. H 477-3039 GlAA
5192BA GlAA
5/1/2009 5193-1BA Flores, Jr. Joaquin Lago w 472-8010 0 687-8010 GlAA
5/1/2009 5193-2BA Flores, Jr. Joaquin Lago w 472-8010 0 687-8010 GlAA
9/10/2003 5193BA Palacios Rosa c H 647-6201 W 653-0826 O 653- GlAA 7854/3854
5197-1BA GIAA
5199BA GlAA
6/20/2002 5201-1BA Blas John -.-orres H 565-2325 W 477-2126 10/28/2002 10/28/2002 GlAA
5/1/2001 5201-1BA Blas Jose Leon H477-5111 GlAA Guerrero
5201-1BA Limtiaco Frank Blas 565-7413 GlAA
8/19/2002 5202-1 BA Torres Guadalupe Bitanga H 472-9331 W 647-6888 10/7/2004 10/7/2004 GlAA
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Mr. Benny Crawford Speaker, Landowners United P.O. Box 21198 GMF, Guam 96921
LAW OFFICES OF
EDWIN K. W. CHING, P.C. Suite 200, 330 Heman Cortez Avenue
The A.B. Won Pat International Airport Authority ("GIAA''), has already informed you (verbally) that the approximate area of GIAA's property is 1,417 acres. None of GIAA's property is subject to any subsequent claims as mentioned in your letter.
As to your request for the "appraised value of that acreage," GIAA does not have that information available. GIAA does not have an appraisal report on the entire 1,417 acres.
I understand that you were verbally informed that GIAA may have such report, but we have verified that such statement is incorrect. GIAA has appraisal reports only on a portion ofits property, and the bulk or majority of its property was not appraised. Appraisals were made only on certain buildings and lands for the purpose of entering into aeronautical related leases which would benefit the airport. Such appraisals were not based on the normal fair market value of the land; instead, the appraisal was based on the income approach of existing Airport buildings, and on some vacant lands upon which the lessee would be required to build and improve the land. Also, GIAA has some appraisals on buildings which were made only for insurance purposes. Basically, the appraisals were made on the basis that the buildings and the lands would be used only for the benefit of the airport, and not for other purposes.
It is my understanding that your family's land was designated as lot 5204 prior to the condemnation. GIAA does not have an appraisal of the land or any facilities that may be on said lot 5204. I apologize for not having the information that you desire. Please let me know if I may be of further assistance to you.
Court ends Philip Morris' appeal of$79.5M award Tiial begins for Marine accused. of killing unanned Iraqi
\VASH!NGTO'N (AP) -. Ten. years and a day 'after a· jury' aWarded. Mayo!a Wil!i11ms near!y $80 mi!lion in . pi.mi. tlve damages in her fight With a ·cigatett~ .maker, the Supreme Court said Tuesday she Can collect her snare. . . The ·~oun. threw out the ap
peal of that award- by Altria · Group lnc. 's Philip Manis USA, frustrating the efforts of bus\ness iii!e.r<:sts. that hoped to-use' thls ~ to get the court to set cons!i!utional limits on
-. damages awaided ·bY. juries; Williams s!tlllds t6 collect be
tween.$60 mi!\ion and $65 mil., lion from a pot that huS grown·
· to more than $155 million be. ~use of acci:ued fnt~resl
presse.d disappointment liam sa.id. "Today.-h~ been with the ruling, but -said · - surreal for us." the decisiqn does not undo The Oregon high ·court earlier high court rulirigs made -its first decision. -io
·reinfog in puni1ive darhag· 2002.-refusing to hear~ ap-:'es awards. "'WQl\e we hll:d peal from Philip MQrris. . ·hoped for a different out· Theo the .U.S. Supreme c_ome, the· Supreme Court ·, Court r_ejected the punitive has dedar:id not io revlew ~amages, ·sayjng in snOther a·nsrrow prbcedural ruling case that damages general-by 1he state· eoUrt," Gar- ly should Qe held to no more. nick-said: · than nine· tinies actual eco-
Robert Peck, Williams' nomic damages. lt declined, Washington-based \aw- however, lo .make tha1 a firm yer. read the oiJleoni.e dif· rule. ferently. He sai.d the court Next, the Oregon Supreme has sigrµi!ed a wiUingriess Court upheld the punitive 10 allow large awards in . damages, ~iting . "~xtraordi-certain circumstances. · "J' nafil)' reprehensible" COJlduct thiok we can take from this 1[1 lhi's Oct. ·31; ·2006, file phoJo, .M::. by Philip Morris officials. loaj.ta.le that if_thc behay- o\o WillloM1, in Wheelchair, widow of .Then Caine the V.S. Suior is sufficiently re pre hen- )0$111 W1Uioms, who di_&d o{ I Ung cone er, pr'eme Court's seeond iake on sible._ theri huger iiwards teioves ·1he Supreme Covrt in· Wo1hing. \he Case. ·In 2007, the court are merited," Peck said. ion·. · · said in a S-4 decision. thatjil·
The case !las houilced l"OfS n:iay punish o. defendant around appellate courts puni\ive· damages verdicf grew ·only for hann don'e to' some--
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif, (AP) - A court-martial began Tuesday for a Marine accused of killing an unarmed c;aptive in li'aq. in a ease offi.cials. knew nothing about until lhe dffcn·_ daot sought a ·Secret Service job and. was asked about lhe most serious crime he had ever committed.
An _attorney for Sgt Ryan Wee mer told !he jury !hat prosecutors cannot prove their case because they have no body, no forensic evidence and no rel• aiives ·complaining· of a lost. loved one. '
. since shortly afler WiUiams ata.raleof9percentayi:ar,be- - one who is suing, not other pre~ailed, on MS.reh ~O; 1999, cause Of interes-t au!horized by smokers who could make sim-
. · in the claims of fraud she pur- oregOn !aW, Sixty percent of ]Jar claims. sued on behalf of her late hus;· the ·total' is supposed to go to an The state court was 10\d io re· band, Jesse. a longtime smokei. Oregon Crime victims_ fund, al· consider the award. in the con· · Jesse Williams was a jaiiitor though_ the company said Tues- text of instructions for the tri
- in P6rtland who started smok- day it pl;ms to comest lhe por· al jury that Philip Morris'_proi_ngduri.!1g a !95QsAnnyhitch tioi\owedth"esta'te.. posed 'aild the tria\ judge
Prosecutors, however, played recorded interviews in which. Weemer said he and other Ma· riries shO( a total of four men in Fallujah in Nove'mber 2Po4 after their Squad suffered its first fatality. ln a one-sentenCe order, the
court left in place a ri.t!ing· by 'the Ore"gon Supreme Court in favor of Williams, who sued the cigarette maker after he husband ·died of lung. cancer. The state court.has repeatedly upheld the verdict finding Phil. _jp-MO.rris accountable for hlis. leading ··peo_p[e intc;i _thinking cigarettes werC not dangerous or addictive. . . _ · .
"I don't know· exactly how I feC!," Williams said at <1 news conference.in Portland, Ore. . "I know you people want to
he3.r r ~ joyful and e~iled . about this l:ieCause·Ofthe mon. ey ttiat is invoived, .b.~.i that· is not th"& caSe," said Willlariis, whose hi.isQand -di~ 12 yCa;-s ago._. .
The jus1iC'es heard ara_~menls in the case in December. On Tues-Oay, wi1h no explans1ion. justices said thry are not passing.judg'ment on tlie"!egal, issUeS that were presented. In* stea"d, .it is as. if the Court had dedii-i\:(l tc hear.Ille case at all.
·Philip Moiris·had.argued that !he aw(U"d ·should. be .thrown .out and a new trial ordered be.cause of fl'aws in the ins1ru~ tionS. given jurorS· before their deliberations. ·
BusinCss interc:sts had once hoped the high court would use t_he cas.e to set finn liinits'oO the award of puni_tive damages, intended to punlsh a defen-dant for itS behaviOr and de!er a re-piat offenSe. ,
Because the court itself said nothing about !he case, it is hard lo read much imo·the deci~ sion, said experts en both s1d_es of the case. ·
Murray Garnick, Altria's associate general counsel, ex- -
and die'd in 1997, six. months Williruns' son, Glenn, said rejected. ·after ·he ·was diagnosed with the" marathon battle against In January-, the Oregon c-011rt lung cancer. . Phijip' Mbn'is·began with his_ said.there· were othtr defects
Weemer, -26, cf Hindsboro, Ill., is accused oflhe uilpremCd· it1:1ted murder of one man and dereliction of duty. His former squad leader was acquined of related charges in federal couit and another squad member has yet to face court-martial.
)-!is widow was. award· ·fa1her~s wish; ar.d his moth· in ·.the instiuetions t~at vio!0.t~ ed $8!)!),000. !n aclual·damag· ·er's decisfol'(IO follow .through' efOiegon \~w. and supp0rted es. The punitive damag~ ~re on- a P.romise she maje.'to ~r . ~he trial judge:'s decision not to about 97 times greater. A state huSb"and ~o hold Philip Morris ,giv"e the proposed ,irJst~ctions e6u,rt preViously cut the co_m· '.accountable.· · · _ to 1he jury.
The case came to ligh't long after the battle.
l"n 2006, iifter he left tt)e Ma· rine Corps; Wee mer applie-0 fo1 ajob in the s~ret Service. .
pef1S3.i01)' award to $521.000. -· ·. _-"This ls for my father. This The caSe is· Philip Morris 111e origif!al $79.S million. _isWhat-liewan!ed,"Glenn W{\- USAv. Williarns,.07-1216.
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··-~·- Technof0c ~~-~- ,. Apple's iP~one emerges as a serious gaming platforQJ.
this month, SAN 'FRA.NCfSCO (Reuters) - Appl~'s iPhone has emerged as a serious videogame p!atfonn·, fulfilling the !ong-hC!d promise of mobile "phone gam· · ing· and positioning itself as a legitimate competitor to hand.held Consoles,
. BecaLise of the.volume of of, ferings on'the App Store, deve!. opers say the key 10 success is . maneuve·ring a g·ame onto a top
The Ga\Tie Developers Con-, ference in San Francisco last week was abuzz witij plans at>out games for the iPhone and its Wffi.-only cousin, the iPod
·touch. · Wilh around 30 million -de
vices on the markef- 17 rni!lio!'I i?hOnes and 13 million iPod Touches - and access .10 thous.ands of games at ihcir sliglilest whim, consumers are· buying and pfayin8 games by the 1ens of millions.
Meariwhi!e, game desi·gn~ £ crs are diving headfirst into !he i' market,-chuming out offerings "'·
. Users pla)i simpler games for an average of 6 to' 8 minulcs, but play .niore compleX games for an average _of 22 minutes, said Mobelix co-founder KriSh·. na Subramanian.
at a furjous pace. · · I "The mobile ind11$try has Some say the iPhone's unique ~n Waifing for.some
feat~~ - OPS capability, CO[}-· sort of tipping point... · · nect1v1ty, .a·touch scre:en- and ~en fl:~ App $tore ':"O~ sheer. vanety of content giv~ launched, thot-wo$ lhe it an edge over its more es tab- 6pping point." ·
Sanefte Chao, director of public. relation:; for Gameloft, said the company has made ~on:: moni:y· sclliiig iPhon'e and iPod. touch ·games in the pasr eight months -than it has made overall from some olher lished handbeld ·con.sole com·
petition, Nintendo's OS and Sony's PSP.
.The DS franchise_ has shipped morethan·JOO million units and the PSP more th.an 50 million since both came to market ·in· late2004.
"Thal shows .it's a serious carriers.' 'gaming pfatfonn,~' he said.
Apple's App Store went · "The mobile Industry has The prices on many games live only last July, but an en- been waiting for some sort'of · can shift quickly with de'ma:nd. tire network of deVelopers has tipping point ... w~en tf:I~ APP Ng;noco introduced ·jts popu· sprung UP: lo create thousands . Siore was JS:unche'd, that was ·iar game "Rolnnd,0" last year of gam~. ranging from puz- the lipping point;" Chao said; for S9,99 befqre cutting it 10 zlesand arcade games to action Camel oft offe~ 27 &!UTJes in $5 .• 99 and then $4.99. Suband shooter games. ·Developers th~.App Store-and has ·sold. 2 · • atom'ic Studios introduced its take ?O percenrofthe "revenue, mil!ipn copies so far:. "Fietdrunners''.games "for$4.99 while Apple keeps 30 percent. Accord.ilig to lh"e latest data and cut the pri_ce lo $2.99 on a:
Game publishers include big from analytics company Mob- "spring: break special" earlier
10 or top 25.)ist, Whereco!)Sumers can easily find them.
John Casasanta, founder of iPhone application develop-meiit company tap tap tap, sa'1d lhe App Siore·has been "liuge. ly lucrative" for lhe company, generating more 1han $500,000 in sales. ·
The cqmpany scored a hit with. a non-game offering, "Classics," after Apple featured it in .a!\ ad, and is currently try-. ing to gel 1rac11on with a 99· cent game called "Parablox" vi~ word ofmou!h and mailing lists.
"One of 1he biggest problems wilh the App Store 'now is it's just hard to cut through it for independent developers, there's just so many applications."
Apple will ~lease its T)CW iPhone.3.0 software this summer, includlng new feao.ires sure to please game makers, such as peer-to-peer capibillty allowing
·gamers to square off against one !'mother. lt will also enable developers to offer subscriptions
·and sell content within their applications.
Many analysts expict Apple to launch an updated iPho~ device 1his summe,r._ although !he Company has been mum on thai: point. The sw;nd·generation 3G iPhonewas released last summer.
"The lPhone is a threat toother portable game PlatfonnS," said Miic)l Lasky, a partner with· ventu"re capital firm Benchmark Capital, and the former CEO of Jamdat Mobile, which was sold to· Electronic Arts in 2005 for $680 million. "It could be just
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Google could buy Twitter; blogs clash NEW. YORK (Reuters) - TWo proininent techriology · rews biogs clashed oo Friday momlng . over a report one ofthem isslled that said Google Inc. may tiy to buy Internet slart·up Twitter: ·
TechCruneh pfOPrietor . MiChael ArringtOn, clting three unnamed s00rces, said Oil Thursday. night that Google wol\ld pay for TWitter iri cash, S1ock or aconibi~ nation ofthe two. . "
The companies are alsc considering won<lng togethl!i- on a Google·real-time seareh efigioe, he wrote. · · ·
Hours lifter Arringt9f'l,'s blog I entry, Kara Swisher report.ed on her Boomto\'rn blog said the story 'MlS inaccurate, 'citing "a number of sources."
"In fact, Twitter and ·aoogie have slmp!y- beeh en~oOO in· 'some product-relroed· discussio~' according to one SOurc;," Swisher Wrote_
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Twitter is a service that allows a buyout. peopie to send short text mes- A Google spoke5\\-'0man de-sages 10 a network offiiends. Its elined td comment Twitter could popularity is' growing, partkuk1r· not be re8ched for commenl ly among jounlalists looking for Boo_mtown is a blog on 1he · new .ways to gct people· to read· websi!eA!IThings Dlgita!. which !hek news and-commentary. · is owned by Wall. Street Jou~
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PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE TIYAN LANDOWNERS .A.N.D/ORTHEIR HEIRS
· · . Topics. of Discussion · ·P.L 30-6 (Bill 35) and ElectiQn of Officers · ·
• ANCESJRAL Tl:rLE AND COMPENSl\rtO,N AP.PLICATION l
Name of Registered Application _P_a_n~g~e_li_n_a_n,~J..,o_s_e,..T_.~· S~pe_c_i..,al,,A_d,_m_in_i_st_r_at~o~r,..,.. ________ Applicant's Social Security: ,5::8::6:...--0.:.1.:_-0=0.:.05=-----------l Last First Middle
Property Lot Number. 5119 Property Tract or Estate:
Property Location Est. 471DE, Lot 5119, Ague, Dededo consisting of 192 acres
CLAIMANT (ORIGINAL LANDOWNER) INFORMATION
Person Claimed Holding Ancestral Title {Claimant)
If Claimant is 1Mng, please provide:
Claimant's Address:
Claimant's Contact #
Pangelinan, Juan Unpingco Last First
Claimant is deceased
Home Address (House#/ StreeWillage)
Home:
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED: Sworn Affidavit that:
Middle
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Ague
xxx anacestral title has not be extinguished in relation to any part of the land claimed. all of the statements made in the ap-plication are true.
Mailing Address
Other:
John AB Pangelinan (Son) 475.!J406
Area (Square Meters)
Applicant's Relationship to Claimant: Son
Mailing Address
Other.
Includes all infonnation known to applicant about interest in relation to any of the land or water concerned that are held by persons other than as ancestral title holders.
xxx Evidence of heirship.
xxx A detal!ed description and map, if available, of the area over which the ancestral title is claimed.
LANDS COMMISSION USE ONLY- Do not mark
Date of Submittal:
Application Received by:
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§ 8010 !. Definiiioiis. · ... ··· . . .· . . .· § 80102. Affmnation of and Authorization to Exercise a Fundamental Civil
Right in Ancestral R.e!il Pi:operty.Also Known as Lands. § 80 l 03. Guam Ancestral Lan:ds C:ommissiqn .. · · § 80 l 04. Powers and Duties of the C:Onµnission .. § 80105. Transfer of property to the.Guam Ancestral.Lands Commission. § 80106. Comprehensive Zoning Pl~ .. · · · ·
SOURCE: This Cbapter·;;.,as enact~d by P.L. 25-4s:4(c): . . . . .- ': ·. . . . .
§ 80101. Definitions. · · ·
Whenever used in this Ghapter:
(a) AncestraiLands shi.11' meki ihose lancls· owned privately by residents ofGU<l!n on or after:fanuafy:.Ji 1930; •...
! :· .. ;_.";;.<.•. :,_, (.·-·:;.;';:1_:,_ .. :.-: . .'· . ..-:··-·:-:·, .•• , '· .,. ...... (b) Ancestral Lands Title _shall mean that right and interest entitling an
owner or owner's descendants (lr l!~i!.1)!\:L~\' reposses_sion of property taken by the United States of Ainetii>&' d'r tlfo gojr~rnment of Guam on or after January 1, 1930; liavirig 'tlieteiiff6'r: hiidii''ileciare<l• 'excess or, where not declared excess, in .exchange therefor.·· : · · · n·· ·
( c) An~estfal Propmy .l<ight sl!~li m.efili,:the /ight an:ci interest that a private property _o~er h~ iii. re\atio~ .t()}Dhe~t~d l~d or lands possessed by private .prop~J1:Y. pw~er:~m1:~ifwn::,,,;;,;;:; -;.; .. ::; .. ·. · ·
(d) Ancestfal•Title .Re@sl7ji-=i;Jiiil.Fm~i:the registry into which is entered all infoil!lation·pertaiJlliigc t6:'aiic<lstral· land claimants who are granted land title, ~itl)efby lamfe:ictlatige orland ~ecover:Y, in excb&ngefor the permanent extingujsli.tt\~µ.tof:~!\".!lfi.D:is:·theietq:. ·
(e) Applicai1Cshal( Ji\ean ~Y person or pe~ons; legal entity or government, who files a c.l.aii;n;il)-Jic9ordance,with Chapter 80 of Title 21 of the Guam Code Aiiriotii.tea; anil'Mji:les_9 and 9A of Title 12 of.the Guam Code Annotated. ' .,,_ ..... ·ii:;::; >J•·f:b \r•. :.::: .:-,,;_.::,;··, :-:,.- ·
(f) Claims R~gisi& ·~!iliir'ill.~hl}·; thi(~igl~fiY into which is entered information based on adefotbiliiation:bythe Conitnission that a valid basis exists for an ancestral title clai.Jn bY·aii:·~pplicant.. · .
(h) Conditiona/ Awards'R~gistry shall mean the registry into which is recorded informatic)n, ln' r~lation)o :'«~ch .determinatiqn made by the Commission with respect to,,,;;· ,;n_~~straf tji:!e-and. cowpensation application made by a claimaµti· ., ·" ., __ ., . . :·.;·_' ·,
(i) Deteniiinqtion; ,s]i.~'!! . mi~'·;;<l,11,, ailffiinjst,rative, ruling by the Commission with respect to an app!ic'ciiii's reqiiestfoninextinguishrnent of an ancestral dairil; · · · · -:-..;- .. · ... ·
(j) Excess Lands Registryisli.rulbe'.a listlng ofaU lands declared excess by the Federal government and acqiiitedbythe go:vernment of Guam on or after the effecti:ve date of\:liis Aet-.>' , • -.-. ·
(k) Just compensation fiir'the ]:i;iq,bi;esbf Chapter 80 of Title 21 of the Guam Code Annotated, arid Articies 9 and 9AofTitk lZ of the Guam Code Annotated, as amended; shalrmeani bhly land' recov~ry or land exchange, and shall also mean» 'iuiy oi:her. form of".cdnipensation other than a specifically describ~d avai!al;>!eJ~rgl,,-.:•.1";·;>:;;.,,:.;.,-.., ,_:- • ·: · ·
(!) Original la~d' Jfui)rfu~,ii{iil.f'~h'thltr'~pe'<!ifil!ii:lly-Cies~ribed land, in whole or in part, w)lich was C!i1'.:fiscated or COb:®ltined by-the Un:ited States of America or the gbvem:iricio't;bf;Gi:iarll'tll:'ofaftet'Janiiary i; 1930, and have been thei'eaftei: declatette;ii'G'e#t~fwhichia prjor private oWliership interest held by 'a. residetit'of·Guamt•6n Jam:ia.rY< l; 1930 was previously attached. · " .... ,. ,• .. " -. .
(m) Originalldndp;y'liers ;;eg~zry;§J1~iifuean,the registry :into which information pertaining to al):land,i"taK-e'iifaD:ct.:the Iirulies·of owners whose properties were conflsqated or'coiidemned on or after January l; 1930.
(n) Replacement '/~rid·; shal!Vfoetiii' land ; ~rtrplus tO the ·Federal government or the govemment-'of:.Guam;·and not in:public benefit use, or needed for public benefit use'; :to- which -no ptivate ownership interest was attached on January,; 1,) 9;30,;<.?Ui;\ :wli,jch,;rti!Y• b,e •'!seg as ;a replacement for original lands con:fiscate .. 4:!'r'r,<>:R4~~~4~¥itl\e.~l{iji~~d SB>t~s government or the govemm~! qfG:iiall],.i; .;,_::,;,;-,, .)::1,- ,<,::::--'\ .. :.''c; § 80102. Affirmation .of'·;ind Autllotiiaifo'ii fo-.E:xercise a Fundamental Civil Right in Aiicestta1<1.lliiil1'rl>p~rty.:Also .. Know,n as Lands.
The responsibilicy: litihe!ii~\>'6fu\h'e~f6f@ii'iifuh6 bnforce rights ili private property, as.acivjlrighti.pilf.suhllt)o tJie-:IaWs of the Ul#tedStates of America applicabfo tO-• (Ji;ufmcFiill<l<'ih~:''I\~ws':"'of Guarr1, is·· hereby acknowledged' aria 'ieaffltrii~-.'t: '-the\'fe~p:biisibilit)i''df tlJ.(;''govertunent of
Guam fo also',~rjfi)~i;~ t~~;~¥ffifk ~~~~.~JY§.B,~~ i~ P,~~~6'property, as common jJropertY, is als(), ~ereby a,<;Kilqv,rle4ged a.rid r;;,,affini\J:d. · · .
The government of Guam expects tq eventually accept transfer of the ownersillp of lands to be disposed, iµid~r '.Th<(: GUam Excess Lands Ad through the u. s. O.enerai s"rvk~S'Xi~~:f11uiliii; a'resuit of decisions in 1993 and 1995 !$sued.by ihe U.s: J3ase 'R.eallgruneut and Closure Commission, sub}ect to certaiii specified ynciinibiauces, includiug un. relinquished property riihti retained.either by theUriited States of America or other prior owners, with apj>licabtejudicllilpn;>.cedures available should disputes arise. However; itls·i'etogillzed thatii pfoc'ess does noi nnw exist to recognize the ancestral !and·righiS.oflandoWriei:s·whOse properties have not been declared surplus and may iiol'ever'b~:de'Clared Stj.rpliis by the mili~ in the fobire ·Likewise, the prpcess· ~tablished :by Guam Public Law Number 22-145 for disposill.9f 1fu'e¢:.\!1Qll.SAAli t,\Vo;!1@dred (3,200) acres of Guam excess lands·does:l1pfapply;t9,9.\~i!i'.?t.\!fl:l'\'.l;i,<,>,§.e;p_laj):ns,¥\'-attached to
excess land ~l~~.~~~~.7· ~: .. ~\-~:::;~~:i~J;S~\~~,\~~:1\~~~~~.f:lf~-~:f;:.i~~\;;'.~ i-i::.:.~:_-.;. · .. ,, .... I Liheslaturan.:Guahan·r~c.ognize:s;tb;at tl:\~r~ghts oflandowners to full
use and enjoyment of theii,:priy~te;prpperfy w~s:!ong deptjyed because of unsettled issues •. :ct~cris~~::lfo;tli'.~j[f~~~i!l!Ji.>1 W•?:?,l0.3 c?(t!ri~ Chapter. Therefore, to ·restore the ·nghts· of lan'downers to tile use of the tr ancestral lands, I Liheslaturan Gu.4han,J4'otighAWs Jchapter .. herelJY affirms and formally recognizes the ,·\AD.c~s.itat-. .. ·?io~erty :'i:Ri~t'; est,.blishes an administrative proc~ss for the 'ex.ercis'e:':iilih:dt$.g!:\ti:ilndcreates. the Guam Ancestral Lands Commissfoii lfu.i1¥'1'1#~~~s'.!hii:.c\,!zj~mission to administer the provisions of tills. Chapterdn:ordifr'.tlii.itforigiria!landowners, their heirs and their descenditnts may expeditlci\isly e\tercise all their fundamental civil rights in the property they 0~; The.•e,xercise .of) ancestral ·property right' claims shall be apJ?li.eabte fo·:1M(\:;hi.h'eadY1de~liii¢~'excess.l.Jy the Federal government and shall als"'.;J:>:e .applica!i!e.to:allcfiiture·declaration of excess lands either .by !he ·:Uriited: Stat<\S.,Oovefum~nt"oi.' bY:· the government of Guam. : .. ·· ,.: ;:. ··t-::; ··,:.i·.'.:;t {: ~'.:)·. 1 '.~·>L"::>i.\;.~~:1'.;.~ _.;_._ y. . .".
§ soi;:~.~~~~~~:~~~~~~ii;~~~~:~i~;tic~~i~1 i~as Commission to carry opi;\h(('.jJiJ!i>ij~~ii.'ij'fjtlijs•;(>~pt~. ,.The'Commission shall be' foniposea 'of seveif:\l].efili)e'f§;!\i,'itJl:'.jey&f:'p\XJpie' appointed by I Maga'lahel1 'di:ml).illi', who1•si)#f'j)e 'i'\?i,i#e~fs'.Ci(GUAf\:{ and' descendants or heirs 'of aricestrai'land·'owfibBiqP~t\i~il'i{~\:\ijtllilli:'.tifoy•'shaii.:i6rve .. tetms of four yeari> froiri th~ dafb'6r'ili~ir~\;jj6fu'tfil~ri('' ·~:c'. '' .·' : ·•···
: : ii. 9,a~~.~~*~~-~~~~~s1~~ > Four Comtriis'sioiierii<presenFsblill''constitUte 'a quorum of the
Commission foi' the . coi:tdu~\)~f ,;?dipiriis\r.~tive · busiriess .. Five Commissioners present'sha!r•cp(\Sti1:\fte'A..ql!o'nin:i 'Of the. Commission to deterniine a 1an.<l't1ru.m: · ·A:.-</dte' o:i;''a''~~jdney•'Of'ihe"iri:embers of the Commission. shall be r~~iili~d'fot'fui{\jfil~\i;of;fu¥° Ci>ii:unisslon. . The Commission sh~ll ailopf Wles '1ii<l t~licl~tioils :~6vbfu:ing ihe'to'uduct of its affairs. It shall elect a Chainnau.ana'Vice-Ch~iflnan from among the Commissioners', and mayemplo:/ ei(' el/:¢ciiti:%dife2fur and such staff as is neces7ary .to catry 6ut th~. 4citi~,~ .i~l'.l4tfli;'.!A;WJ~' chapter; pending the submiss1on and approval •of_ a budget by l Lihesfaturan Guahan. Each Commissionershall re~~i~~·tiii~ili:ll6t'Fifi};'r);juii.rs ($5o.oo)·forattendance of each meeting of the Coriu'niislon; j)i-ovicfod, tji;i:t's~ch compensation shall not exceed One HllI1dre(j·Dcillais'($i'OQ,OO) per month, ariii provided that
they ar9 notmeiJilYpfS, dft~T-~~l~W:'.,~;'?,lj~~t:~. C/, ; ··. :·.·•···· SO PR CE: .Amended by· ~:r,:. 2~"1M:i:to~<f<liic~"cqU:qrµIn:,iequ1Iement..
. Registry is .a listmg ofalf iai\d.'$':\:a~efi:\fu.cifrthe llam\is of.owners of record. at the tiille' o:ffoki\ig \i)l]\sJii,P.i'opeh\esiwere corifiscl)ted or condemned by .the United States or Aroericii, ,or by the government of Guam on or after l:\n®l:Y'.l,:J.9.3.0;'as:>kell),~ other pertinent location and ownership infoWii;t}o)i,hiif,di\(foii t(i, 't'fie pri\pert)< The· Original . Landowners;J.\~gi~ey :shaJJ:)i_e;~~~a·;rc)f th# pl)J:pi;>se,of.qqllJ:inning an applicant's, properiy\ciaini;i'oiil'iliilie :~x,til).guisfiinent;upon receipt of just compensation:;as,.defined;qy,tliis.dhapter.,;;<'.. ·· .. ; · ··
· • • (2) 'Exdt\ss•Laiid~··I{~gl~W'.!T!igf~~dei§~ Bti<b Regis\TY iS a: listing <if ail ·1ltrids'tti.~f ha~i il~~il:d'~tl(ii-'~41~~g~~'s'ki/i\;'¢::Fed.eriil government orthegovei:iun~nt'9i3:duil.iniifucl~diii!l affaands<t)iat,may;be declared
· ·. excpe~~ ~t4e}:U,t;u1J,;byi~~~.R*~.W.~M;<?Ni{t1am, The Excess Lands Registry shall.be useq;f\)r th'~:pu.q\ose;of'id.<fo.tifying a specified lot or . . . ..... .' .. ·<.'l·' ., , ' "·- ,, •. •···· '·'·~·;,- .. ~·· ·':..·.r '····~·····-,. .. ., .. • ,, . , .•..... ' lots _oflandWitli wbich':lfie C9lilrtji'.ssi0n may :USe'.iis just compensation
to ancestral title filed by applicants: '/·· .·.•.· . ·
( 4) ~(indifio)l~i · .·A, yj~cJey; ~kili~@::.'·y~".·: (;on~¥oru;1 .. A wards Regisey is .a listing of coiiditi<;ili~l.aY.'m(J~.o~il!st ?onipelisation.
(5) ktcestral TitleRe~ish;.' Th~ An~e~tral Tiile Re~sey is a listing of applicants,grantedlanq title iiLretuJ:nJor the.surrender of all their ancestral propertydfilins.'': .·'.,>.,, · · , .·.: .. (b) Duties of Co~~sipn; in, ·~~t!tbi~Jih.g aij five· .. (5)' registries
established in this· Seption, the Co:ri\'nrissfon 'or desigriated staff shall investigate, record; file; report an'd 'fesp9Jia to}equests by ancestral land claimants for remedy,. inC!uding 'g6vefuiii6nt:of;'Guaro, whose land was taken by the United, St~ie's o~.J'iY,\llie ·i9i/dipm~nt. of {}µ31)1 on or after January 1, 1930: Remedyinclu<l.esj)!St.coinpe~anon; <1s defu;iedin § 80101 of this Ac.t, which fot purpos~s of this :Gh~ptefiis,:def~ed as limited to th:e return of 1an:d or access.i611anctioc~ed ;J()~ iieltiss :public lands,. if public lands block acC:ess foprivate:)itgp~i;\'Y,;{.:(,S;;'.".Li'/,i:>"' · . ,
The Commiss!6ii sliaii' ~;fublJsh; i1adt6faiJii~ \Vitt the Administrative Adjudicatioril:aw~writteP,procedir~esJor,extfilgliish,nentofClaims, award of just compensation aiicllie¢otd~tfoii.'.bfMcestra'.i Land Title, as well as other rules. iu;tdj;egul"ti9f\~:.re.g1lJre.gi~fu;fo(ltn1iil~kt» thi~ C!fa:pter. The Commission shall.. promiilgate ·rules :.a:li<Fregijlaiioris to admiriister the · ,_.., ,.,.:· : . . •·· .··:··:·>.,,•.,n ... ru.• ... ··~~";'",· ·.·~·''·' ··• ·· ·.-; ''l' ••
Commission's functions· in a !air, just/ ~concn:hicafand expedient way, and shall establish fees andspecify rriaterl~ls.reasonably·~equired to accompany applications in order to elciii:igajshi'Ciaihi iii fav6i:'o!'a just compensation award. _,,·: ~-.. ~. ,·: .:-:.·:.~~:,.;:~;.i:~r:!~'$.~·;>;~·:.·:~··. · · ~:·.. · · ·
. ··. .. \ ·,.. ,~:,:,··.'· ·:, .. :··> ... : .,_..._,;·::.'.·:·.·· .... j::,,";''··,·!· ··~ '. ( c) Four'( 4) ~tep Process forE,jr.tingu:lsli)iiefit'of t3laims, A, ward of Just
Compensation, arid R:ecdrilii~6\ii:it:kici"slihl'tail:a Title. Tue folloWing four ( 4) step process shali be defiiiled'~'tJ)jff:~pp~opti,~tfWritteD: procedures and rules ani:l regiJJatidns to'lfo pfes'Ciii\'ect'bfilie't8fu.W~iion: ·· ·· · . · ,
. . Step .1;;.F)!J.tlg qf~s~~j;;<;:\~;.'f:.bJ?.P..~Scant,j\\Jhi~.:tyst. step submits. an, application .. to, .'the ... c.otµi:W$si0n;. c9ntaining. applicant's
•. """····· '. < ,\ • ..... ·'· ,-> .• , ... ~'-'-l•\~;.~1 .... ··~-' -·····(·•~<> · .. '. '·' .. ' ' '·· assertion. tll~L~Pp~i~Wi?·hiu,\~:c·\1!kr%;Jf,:¥~,, ~9ld , .. a1i.p~stral. titl.e in relation to a sp~i:fl~d kit.Qf!ill)d;by;y:irtue of inheritance.; Based upon the ill:ro~ati.on' 'pr9vM~<l,th~c~lriJiii~sion~h~l\ i,nake a detennination if in fact a vaiitl basi$ for-an .. ancestrai tit!~ ciitliii eXists: The ancestral title claim shall'the~bee:hi~r~dl)i'tb'e (:failllli•Registry. The'Clairris Regisny shaij'ctiiiMili·tile:''.ihlo@a~o'ii ~+qijijed to j:>e entered, as established . by' the' '€orfimi~s\~\:l('.'9flffif#$ ;}$:'lid reghlationi the
I., pate , oil. which ; application, w~s subnJ.itted to the Commission; · ·
. 2. whethetthe'app!ic'ii~bii\fva£ s~bfuitted to the Commission, or Coinmissidn;s d~sigii~e~andtb.e name"<ifthe Commission or designee; . . ·· :: '. ,: ·, .. < · .. " .. " : ·
3. name arid addr~ii'ror s~riiC:ti 6f. notification to the person(s )who i~ thil cl~~t rr:iii.s is the pei:soii. 'who shall be the registered an<;es~~ tfrj~'.¢J~.\ill~:)/ :,;',( .: : .·., 1·
4. the area ofland:coyer:edb'y tb_e:'claim, inch1ding property descriptions anc! 1)1aps;'1. ,;}/,>··: . . .
.. · .. : '" :·~.:,,:.:'.x. -~:-."\::.,"--:~/.;f;;~:.; ,.; .. ~_:.='.'.:.:·>-- -'.· ... : . : · .• ::. · · . 5. ,descript1qµ: of\A¢'}p~ri;oM' <.Vlio' 1t is clauned hold the
publi~~~jd:~fif£i!r#~~~f~B~~t~~:~ck'::~~e~~s~ are to be kept fonfidentfal tr6Uif ih:¢i~µi)4~:.~ : . , . . ,
The Commission pinst. eI\~ur~ tliat tjie C!aiins Registry is kept updated with detai!s p~ ~-g; i;l~iip:s ;co~ta,irii:il,.l,U applications given to the Commission, oi":9f iJi)ji;l\ppli.catiMJor:i1mendments to a claim after a determination. · , ,. . · · · "· · ' ·
Step 2: , A.ilcesiial Titj~.,:·~d,\cci~;~niiation. APPiication. An appli.cant may.ex'~tci~e•-apPllciill:t'.~(:tigli,t io :~i;i.\ingcish· .. an .. ancestral claim by· subiniitll)g;ari./appi.icati.cin;:,·.to tl{~:·: Coiilln!ssion for a determination, of.~· c;$i.I!\it~f.~i:iM.it;itJ<J;i!\l#. .. 9piJjp,~nsatioµ \''Yard .. An applicant may. silbiilif an:.a.ppli"ca'tioll,in ptds¢'rioea fifrm for any of the
fo110Wkii_Thif~~<31,'.~~~i&6r~s~,~~Y.'.1.f?;,·,/ :.: ...• · ..•. · .·· ... Category~ I: M\.?~~i;il.\~1~'tiehi!'iliinailoh .:. for a. detennfoation of ancestral ti,ili in ietatib'µ>tiJ'. an'•area fot which there is no approved deterlriinatioh 9£, ;lhilestraH:itle; '' ···
compensation, as de~~9j~:.tsofoi'o:f lliis A.ct, based upon muiua!ly.satis(a«tqcy.hegqy~(iq~ qetlv,;~ii the .. govemrnent and ..... '."" "" '. ''•' ; ....... ~ .. ··.•.'"'.• .\ ... . '
the applicant. ,Bf'.fqr~,.r_elin,ql.)i~lj.n:te4_t,:.Of ,.exshange. land the Commission s,ha1l)o6.rtljy ,tll,!'t !fl~ ~t~h,a):)ge :tanc:ls ~how n\l history of anc~sttal o~ers,hlp,0r:.itiS?S:tralo..vn0'ship claim on or after
!~~~:.1:.~>~~,~-~tJ.~~·~·~·~;(\;i~~!~~'.t1;~s-ff:_,;:_~;·::~--'.~;;:_::;. ,~ .. ; ·,·:· .. / _; '.; .. ; ...... The Commissi<in ·m:ust·accept an ance.stral .title .and compensation
application provided tl;e,foi\p~.W,g,f~q~i~e~e~ts' 'are met by the
(5) all acconipanyingfees as prescribed by the Comm1ssion.
Step 3: S~nditf~nal ~~~i~;ifif.~~f:So\np~l)sa~on. In. av.:arding ancestral title and,J.u~t· corr,ipel)~atl()n; ·tJie C,ornnuss10n shall ISsue a CertificatiOri ·of Award of Just Compensation on Condition of Extinguishment of AricestraJ Title•ciafu·. 'The Certification of Award of Just Compensation shall be.entered into the Conditional Awards Registry. The ~nQitiqµ~l_A;Y.-atd,s,~fgisto/'shall contain as much of the information in relation !<>-·each detemilii.ation as must be entered into the Register, afi rclmmiJJ#,'9fwhic'h sll.ajl 'consi.st of:
land claimant i~ granted claimant's ·1.ma tit11b"eitherbyland exchange or land recovery on the coiidiiion:tliatthe h~esttal title'holder surrenders all rights and li1teresiS\'i0.'.•tefiiu~\'c~\\\'atlc6'sriaJ land ciaims thereby . - . - . . . •I _,. :· .... •• .. ,._· ··;. ·. _,. ·~.,·'> ···. -~·. • permanently·extinguishihg,clJ'fign!~iinli(his!s.illfd claims to the clainis. Upori the Co!pn)fssioli;s';\s~\!ifii:cW.'of~jfe' _by; an· award of just compensation and ~xtiµ~J\Wi~t ~#iiirg$, th:e'ancestral title holder's name is rem()yed from the Conditi6illJ.Awj,rds R~gistry, and is entered into the AnC(\~tr~'.i.:#Wi X.i\W~-~g\?,t~r;~y;~~ Cp)Wnission. The Commissi6n shlill pws'ciib'e:ilieappropriatci'forrn}o effectuate issuance of comperisation Iand'''exiingui'Sli.in'en:fi:ot.'iaifr!esttaf cfaint ' The Comi:r!ission shaltiensure .thai.tli.e'ii.o:cestral title holder is issued a suitable proJ'<;$' ~9.BX(K'.l,ll,ct~~M!fl,'\ilJh~:!i~sf.~ction: of ancestral title holder's ancestr~ utle award. Once listed as ancestral title holder after acceptance df specifichlly described ltirid, the·holdenind all 'orholder's heirs, successor$ and'assigi\:sfiihtfthbs~ who ~y aSsert·subsequent claims derived.fromthe lioldeii'~?,fcirii,ver·j)iip;ed:frqm:reentry intothe . .. . .····.:···;:;::_.< i,\:~~;~:/t:-~',_;l'<~1·~'~6t~t~\~·;· .. ~~~~~~':.:i;.:_... .· .·. . . . ' ·. .
( d) Director. of L~d ·. M~~g~,i1ii11(to Rese:ie A,11 Future. Lands Received by Gov.erlilllent o:f G111l!ll Peclared Excess Joi: E,ntry into Excess Lands Registry, F orthe purposes q(acjr@u~t~ring this Section; the Director of Land Management is auiliorjzed; a'i;d,[i;q~ir!id:fo ,feser'Ve' all future lands received by th~. g0v,emni,e11t of.GAAri'i,:dec,lared excess, ~d ensure that all information pertaining to .eirness:i@ds; both,:cllI!'¢Ilt and future,. are sent to the Commission for, entry iµ\o.!h.eJ;;j<.9t.~s:~:w<!s Registry, The. Commission shall maintain "'1t:I gi'\'~:the pµ]:Jlic{tiie Hgl\t to ~eview the Excess Lands Registry. ·
( e) Land Bank: The cofiliili~sidn ~ii~frtirk:e title, as Trustees, of former Spanish Crown Lands anil oJ:he{tiprt'an~\ls~tral Ia:ni}s that are conveyed by the Federal government to the:gov~rniil~nt'of.Guimi after the effective date , of this Act, on behalf of ancestral land0,f,ners who,: by virtue of continued ' ; '¢'.~'~:· :· . . government or public benefit use canf.ot' rigain possession or title to their <)·
ance~1:~ ~::s~ions~~r~Ji~bli~~;k6~~t~~ai'rostto administer all ~. assets a11d tevenu,es; of the' lillJ.4'1>~iikAf\iieatore!11entionect lands and r manage the lands, arid .act aqhe. deve!Opeti:ifth~!ands, if necessary, to the i.-'.'
highest and b<;st use. The Comp\i.ssl~ri s~iiU,~stili!lsb: i;ule~ andregwations pursuanho the A;d:iiiinisti'ationAdf\li:Il~'.a\:t6ii Law for: the Guam-based trust. The resulting income shfilJ.\jeU:seiftif'ilt00<l~jijst"liO'inp~*sat}on for those
dispo(~es~~~J~~:l:-~1:~~~~~;.~i~:.~~~.~~~si~:".~1lii~ ..• The
Commission shall ensrire thatall .piii;f!es whbse interests may be affected in the extiniuishrii.eni ~f;&,:,;ii~ci~l!~fJi~'.~i'.ncitifie<l hr· writirig, if at all possible, and tfu~tigh p~blic notib~·':;,;··{a:;;,~;u ne~gpaper of general
application which c;~o!)'?'!·r".~oJ~FA1z)j,,~~iQ,()!?1'.J?i8.sio~ the~ any of the opposing parties.may invo)<:e thejuflici~l.prpcessA:the prufy's. expense.
§ 80105. Transfer of J'roperty·.:,io>the, G~am Ancestral Lands Com.mission~ · --.-.,.: .. ::~::,_ ·.~<~:i::-~:-~-~!.~lh~·::.¥ ~\\~:,-:,,:-<1:::,",;;'.. ,:(; :
Except ill slich'circ1i'tiii~Hb,d.iJ.ihk~'~ifst,ui~ro~ds' or d'asements may have been trans:fertectJo''tlie 15~i\'aBni:e~fii{:ti@uc'Wor1':S, any properties
· Ca so GuAl>i A.Ni:;istii..L LANI>s co1'1M1Ss10N ...
conveyed to the jurisdiction Mih~ bbpkrtment O'f Pi'ibllc Works in the area ofTiyan, formerly knoWn as Naval Air Station, Agana (Brewer Field), are transferred to the Guam.Ancest;ra!Lands Commission and shall be deeded to the Guam Ancestral Lands Coiull)ission upon .the effective date of this Act. The Guam Ancest;ral.Lands ·.Cq)iliilis'sio.n. s4all dispose of properties transferred pu,rsuant to this Acdn a p:i~er .gonsis(ent.With aµd pursuant to the enabling legislation of the Guam Ancestral.Lands Commission.
SOURCE:. Add<;<! by P.L,.27:1Ra~ ~~~·~on,~010.~;_,"ln.11"1bered by Compiler to vacantsect1on801.05 . . ·· · _·;· ..... :;·,;; ·:.·. :.·.". ... , · · ·
(a) A PrnvisfonalCon:iirlis.iiion.for,. the ZOping ofAncestral Lands, hereinafter referred to as the' "Pro\i:iiional Corhfuission", is established to include the Executive Director. ofthe·C:iJ'iaj}·{:Ancestral Larids Commission,
. the Directer of Land M~bageiµ\iri:t; ':i:\le '';l;.'~i'shator bf the Guam .· . . - . ' . .. ... " :· ., -~ ' "·" .. '. .. ' ' ' ' . . . .
Environmental Protection Ag~ndy ;'the Director ofAgricU:lture and the Director of the Bureau of St~tistics & P1iili:~. ihb"~ie61l'ti~e' nhec~or of the Guam Ancestral Lands · co:;);n;'i~~lotr''..'~li~l\''.'s6i::'V~' .as' ~hai!Person of the Provisional c'on:uirissioD:: M'ember$.ii:fi.the Provisional . Commission shall assign emplOyee~.friim thefrt~~p'e'6ti\>e<l6partment~ to assist the Conunissi6n in its Wofk. .· · . . . ...
zoning plan for »U prop,etiies<?Jid:p.W;1Jel~,J.111f\er,ihe jurisdiction of the Guam Ancestral.LandsC9IµJ.IJ,jssign>.in~fo@igJiarce!s tJiat,have been previously deeded to "1J.c~strai land· 'dahriants in accordance with the statutes, rules and regulations govemb;1g_th~ ,Guam Ancestral Lands Commission but ha:ve. not, ~s''o(:tii~· ~ffiitti\>6·date of this Act, been zoned or rezoned by any means': rt~ iJ;.f~eiub.d.ettlie jutisruction of the Guam AncbstrafL!ihds c&huid~sijjk;·i0:61u@ig parcels that have been previously deeded to·.'ancestra:J.dand:.cliiinants·.in· accordance with the statutes, rules and regUhitiods-;gove'nifug the' Gru\m Ancestral Lands Commission, has beeiiprevioi'isiU:':ioj;i~dc)!:tez9nedbyail.y mpans other than that mandated l:ietefu, $ai,i:fr#~6~1' ¥ia,ll·iizo(l!Pe·;rezoned by the comprehensive zoning plaii.iri~r<\~\~.~;J?y )Jij,s Section: ·· •· • · ·
Commission shall. req,11es1t'.iJrig;93~~iger ,th,:e):):Pjni.ons cif all affected ancestral land dairiiantsi' The l'fo\iiSioil.al·.Cornroilisfori shall conduct hearings and preseri.t a draft zoning plan 'to clalafants bbfore it adopts . . ' . .
(d) The Pro~isioµ.at .c;::o~~~\~n.'.slihii<~pjlr6ve th~ plan by the affirmative vote of at le~st.t)iree. (3)::b,f the five (5) members before transmittal to the Aubestral tanc!S'c§T,ry1f~ici#~ _'':~: '' ·
( e) After .. the Provisiona1:coi;nn;ris·sfon•approves· the comprehensive zoning plan, it shalLtrarisp1#Jhe.,piii~)o;t,he/i:J:icestra!Lands Conunission, which shall appr9ve the pltu) by a::re'solutfo\i signed by.a majority of its members. The An~estrai'taii<ls' ciiilifui~\iioD.'~fuilr aMch !hi~ resolution to the plan and trarislliit the s'ami:'t61.:'if'agd'IahL. · .. · • ·
(f) I Maga'lahen Guahan sh.all ~ppro".e the comprehensive zoning plan by a written memorandum which:he sl:i.all attach to the plan and the approval resolution of the Ani::estia:( Lands :Connnissi0n and transmit the same to I Liheslaluran,Gyah,an;·, ........ ,.,,·.•:.:.,:·.:·:·::•. ,-., .. , . ·
(g) The coroprehensi\ie iorliri~GulbSn·ti.ri&ted by this Section shall be subject to the approval of I LihisiiiiJi!a~di;~fia1 in bill form.
SOURCE: Added by P.L~·2ScJ.33:1 (July i.ii.2oo6)as.section 80105. Renumbered to§ 80106 by the Compilerlicca~se § 8Q]Q$ "*s already occupied.