Guam § 43106 - (Removal from Office for Absences).
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§ 43106. (Removal from Office for Absences).
(3) (A) Both district boards shall have a joint meeting at
least once per year, during which time the district
directors shall prepare an operating budget to support their
mission and mandates.
(B) Budget. Such budget shall be submitted to the
University, for subsequent submission to I Liheslaturan
Guåhan.
(b) Development of Plans.
(1) Each board shall prepare a long-range plan and an annual
work-plan with assistance from advisory members and agencies.
(2) Each board shall develop conservation plans for
cooperators of the district, at their request.
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(c) Record Keeping and Reporting Requirements.
(1) Each board shall keep a record of proceedings, resolutions,
regulations, and orders issued or adopted.
(2) Each board shall keep a statement of activity documenting
all actions taken with respect to the receipt and disbursement of any
and all funds. Such report shall be forwarded to I Maga’lahen
Guåhan and I Liheslaturan Guåhan on an annual basis.
(3) Each board shall furnish to their assigned advisor from the
University of Guam, copies of such documents, instruments or
information concerning their activities, as the University requests.
(d) District Projects and Activities.
(1) Projects and activities shall be limited to the following
types of land within the district:
(A) all public land leased for agricultural activities,
including leased federal land. Any and all projects which are
proposed for leased federal land shall require the review and
approval of the federal agency which has jurisdiction over the
land;
(B) public and private lands which are designated for
agricultural use or conservation preserves; and
(C) land which is used for the purpose of producing an
agricultural commodity which is located in an area designated
as urban or rural.
(2) Government Agency Input Required for District Projects
and Activities.
(A) For any project or activity proposed by a district
board, which involves the responsibilities of another
government of Guam entity, the district board shall request the
input of each of the affected entities on the scope of work of
the project.
(B) Projects proposed by a district board shall be planned
and executed in compliance with provisions of Guam law, and
shall not duplicate the efforts of, or conflict with, other local
and federal programs already in place on Guam.
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(C) Each entity consulted shall provide a response to the
district within thirty (30) calendar days from the date of receipt
of the request for input. The district shall keep on record,
copies of all submitted requests for input and all responses to
such requests, and shall further act on such responses,
including providing any justification for any rejected
recommendations.
(3) District Coordination. Each district board shall inform the
other district board of their approved projects and activities.
2017 NOTE: Subsection/subitem designations added/altered by the Compiler
pursuant to authority granted by 1 GCA § 1606.
Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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What does Guam Code Annotated § 43106 cover?
Section 43106 ("(Removal from Office for Absences).") is part of the Guam Code Annotated, the codified statutory law of Guam. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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