Guam § 41702 - Definitions.
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§ 41702. Definitions.
For the purposes of this Article, the following terms shall have
the meanings indicated herein:
(a) Individual with significant disability means a severe
chronic disability of a person that is attributable to a mental or
physical impairment or combination of mental and physical
impairments:
(1) is likely to continue indefinitely; and
(2) results in substantial functional limitations in
two (2) or more of the following areas of major life
activity: seeing, hearing, self-care, receptive and
expressive language, learning, mobility, self-direction,
capacity for independent living and economic self-
sufficiency.
(b) Certified vendors means and includes:
(1) public or private nonprofit Guam corporations
operating community rehabilitation programs serving
individuals with significant disabilities, which also are in
compliance with 17 G.C.A. § 41208 and duly certified by
the Department of Integrated Services for Individuals
with Disabilities (“DISID”) to operate a vending facility
in a public building or public facility;
(2) a Guam private business, which is one hundred
percent (100%) owned by one (1) or more individuals
with significant disabilities and duly certified by DISID
to operate a vending facility; the owner(s) must actively
participate in managing the business in a public building
or public facility; or
(3) a Guam private business in which seventy-five
percent (75%) or greater of its labor force is comprised of
individuals with significant disabilities and duly certified
by DISID to operate a vending facility in a public
building or public facility as certified vendors. Each
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employed individual with significant disabilities shall be
compensated following the current prevailing wages
established by the Guam Department of Labor, and in no
circumstances fall below the Federal minimum wage
standard. Certified vendors shall be subject to year-to-
year re-certification for vending facility operations under
this Article.
(c) Vending facility means automatic vending machines,
snack bars, cart services, shelters, counter or other manually
operated facilities for the sale of newspapers, periodicals,
confections, tobacco products, food, beverages, or other such
articles or services dispensed or provided automatically or
manually whether prepared on or off the premises in
accordance with all applicable laws.
(d) ‘Public building’ or ‘public facility’ means any
building or location owned or leased by any branch, agency,
department or division of the government of Guam, including
any autonomous agency or public corporation.
(e) ‘Government agency’ means any branch, agency,
department or division of the government of Guam, including
any autonomous agency or public corporation.
(f) ‘Property manager’ means a person who is in control
of or responsible for the maintenance, operation, protection
and management of a public building or public facility.
Frequently Asked Questions About Guam § 41702
What does Guam Code Annotated § 41702 cover?
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