Guam § 74112 - Legislative purpose for §§ 74116 through 74122 of this
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§ 74112. Legislative purpose for §§ 74116 through 74122 of this
Chapter.
The purpose of the enactment of § 74116 through § 74122 of this
Chapter is to supplement and further the aims established under Chapter
72 of this Division. The Legislature finds and declares:
(a) That the portion of Route 3 known as the Ritidian Spur,
running from Potts Junction to the cliff and shoreline beyond, is a
public right-of-way under the jurisdiction of the government of
Guam; and
(b) That it is in the public interest to seek from the United
States of America adequate remedies for private Guam landowners,
and obtain for the government of Guam an accounting of the
adverse public impact on Guam and its residents resulting from land
takings during and after World War II; and
(c) That it is in the public interest to investigate and pursue on
behalf of all landowners, including the government of Guam as an
owner of any rights in land including rights-of-way and rights to
tidelands, the taking of any initiative reasonably necessary to secure
the restoration of title, possession, or other rights in land taken by
the Naval Government of Guam or by the United States during and
after World War II; and
(d) That it is in the public interest to secure for all landowners
proper and just compensation for the use of their lands from the
time of taking until the time of its actual return from the federal
government; and
(e) That it is in the public interest for landowners who desire to
accept a settlement offer from the United States to be able to
proceed with the necessary surveys, land valuations, leg work,
consultant and support services already rendered or to be rendered
in the future which will allow a settlement to take place; and
(f) That it is in the public interest to challenge the designation
of lands in Guam as a critical habitat or wildlife refuge, and the
transfer of lands in Guam to the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service of
the Department of the Interior.
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CH. 74 LANDOWNER’S RECOVERY FUND
Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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