Guam § 78104 - Definitions.
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§ 78104. Definitions.
For purposes of this Article,
(a) Military Base means a DOD military Installation in Guam
that is scheduled for closing or is to be completely or partially
closed, as a result of the BRAC §95 recommendations.
(b) Military Base Property means real and personal property
that is currently or was formerly part of a Military Base and is
subject to reuse.
(c) Local Redevelopment Authority (LRA) means that division
of the Corporation able to receive property under an Economic
Development Conveyance from DOD to enter into interim leases or
early transfers of parcels for undertaking early reuses prior to the
departure of the military from the closed base.
(d) Reuse Planning Committee means that division of the
Corporation charged with planning the reuse of military bases and
military base property available through the BRAC process. As
such, it is eligible to apply and receive planning and organizational
grants from the DOD Office of Economic Adjustment.
(e) PAG means the Port Authority of Guam
(f) DOD means the U.S Department of Defense.
(g) Base Commander means the military or Naval officer in
command of the Military Base being closed in Guam pursuant to the
BRAC process.
(h) BRAC §95 means the U.S. Base Closure and Realignment
Commission’s final decision announced in 1995 as it affects certain
Military Bases in Guam.
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(i) OEA Project Manager means that person appointed by the
Office of Economic Adjustment of DOD who coordinates and
guides Guam’s adjustment to the Military Base closures brought
about through the BRAC process.
(j) Reuse Plan means the plan prepared by the Reuse Planning
Committee or the Local Redevelopment Authority for the reuse or
redevelopment of the Military Bases in Guam affected by BRAC
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