Guam § 80105 - Transfer of Property to the Guam Ancestral Lands

§ 80105. Transfer of Property to the Guam Ancestral Lands

Commission.

(a) Except in such circumstances where existing roads or

easements may have been transferred to the Department of Public

Works, any properties conveyed to the jurisdiction of the

Department of Public Works in the area of Tiyan, formerly known

as Naval Air Station, Agana (Brewer Field), are transferred to the

Guam Ancestral Lands Commission and shall be deeded to the

Guam Ancestral Lands Commission upon the effective date of this

Act. The Guam Ancestral Lands Commission shall dispose of

properties transferred pursuant to this Act in a manner consistent

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with and pursuant to the enabling legislation of the Guam Ancestral

Lands Commission.

(b) Portions of Parcel 1 South of Route 18 and contiguous to

the North of Apra Harbor Parcel 6, also abutting Marine Corps

Drive on the east, specifically original Lots 159 and 159-1, all in the

municipality of Piti. The property shall be transferred and shall be

deeded to the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission within thirty (30)

days of the effective date of this Act. The Guam Ancestral Lands

Commission shall within one hundred eighty (180) days dispose of

the land parcels and lots transferred by this Act in a manner

consistent with and pursuant to its enabling legislation and its

mandates. All pre-condemnation roads, easements and bull cart

trails shall remain as easements for public access and utilities. The

transferred property shall be zoned “A” – Agricultural zone.

(c) Portions of Parcel 1 South of Route 18 and contiguous to

the North of Apra Harbor Parcel 6, also abutting Marine Corps

Drive on the east, specifically original lot: No. 166, originally

owned by the Estates of Jose C. Leon Guerrero; Joaquin C. Leon

Guerrero; Gil C. Leon Guerrero; Antonio C. Leon Guerrero;

Filomena C. Leon Guerrero; Wenceslao C. Leon Guerrero and

William C. Leon Guerrero. The property shall be transferred and

shall be deeded to the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission within

thirty (30) days of the effective date of this Act. The Guam

Ancestral Lands Commission shall within one hundred eighty (180)

days dispose of the land parcel and lot transferred by this Act in a

manner consistent with and pursuant to its enabling legislation and

its mandates. All pre-condemnation roads, easements and bull cart

trails shall remain as easements for public access and utilities. The

transferred property shall be zoned “A” – Agricultural zone.

(d) Portions of Parcel 1 South of Route 18 and contiguous to

the North of Apra Harbor Parcel 6, also abutting Marine Corps

Drive on the east, specifically original lot: No. 135-1, originally

owned by the Estate of Caridad Quitugua Hart, in the municipality

of Piti. The property shall be transferred and shall be deeded to the

Guam Ancestral Lands Commission within thirty (30) days of the

effective date of this Act. The Guam Ancestral Lands Commission

shall within one hundred eighty (180) days dispose of the land

parcel and lot transferred by this Act in a manner consistent with

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and pursuant to its enabling legislation and its mandates. All pre-

condemnation roads, easements and bull cart trails shall remain as

easements for public access and utilities. The transferred property

shall be zoned “A” – Agricultural zone.

(e) Portions of Parcel 1 South of Route 18 and contiguous to

the North of Apra Harbor Parcel 6, also abutting Marine Corps

Drive on the east, specifically original lot: No. 136-A PI, originally

owned by the Estate of Juan San Nicolas Manibusan, in the

municipality of Piti. The property shall be transferred and shall be

deeded to the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission within thirty (30)

days of the effective date of this Act. The Guam Ancestral Lands

Commission shall within one hundred eighty (180) days dispose of

the land parcel and lot transferred by this Act in a manner consistent

with and pursuant to its enabling legislation and its mandates. All

pre-condemnation roads, easements and bull cart trails shall remain

as easements for public access and utilities. The transferred

property shall be zoned “A” – Agricultural zone.

(f) Portions of Parcel 1 South of Route 18 and contiguous to

the North of Apra Harbor Parcel 6, also abutting Marine Corps

Drive on the east, specifically original lot: No. 136-A 2 PI,

originally owned by the Estate of Caridad Quitugua Hart, in the

municipality of Piti. The property shall be transferred and shall be

deeded to the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission within thirty (30)

days of the effective date of this Act. The Guam Ancestral Lands

Commission shall within one hundred eighty (180) days dispose of

the land parcel and lot transferred by this Act in a manner consistent

with and pursuant to its enabling legislation and its mandates. All

pre-condemnation roads, easements and bull cart trails shall remain

as easements for public access and utilities. The transferred

property shall be zoned “A” – Agricultural zone.

(g) Portions of Parcel 1 South of Route 18 and contiguous to

the North of Apra Harbor Parcel 6, also abutting Marine Corps

Drive on the east, specifically original lot: No. 128 PI, originally

owned by the Estate of Tiburcio Ada Santos, in the municipality of

Piti. The property shall be transferred and shall be deeded to the

Guam Ancestral Lands Commission within thirty (30) days of the

effective date of this Act. The Guam Ancestral Lands Commission

shall within one hundred eighty (180) days dispose of the land

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parcel and lot transferred by this Act in a manner consistent with

and pursuant to its enabling legislation and its mandates. All pre-

condemnation roads, easements and bull cart trails shall remain as

easements for public access and utilities. The transferred property

shall be zoned “A” – Agricultural zone.

(h) GLUP Parcel 1AF, a portion of Andersen Air Force Base

Communications Annex No. 2-AJKE, consisting of approximately

252.83 acres, and certain Federal surplus real property located in

Barrigada, known as the NAVCAMS WESTPAC Parcel IN,

consisting of approximately 61.45 acres shall be transferred and

deeded to the Guam Ancestral Land Commission (GALC) within

thirty (30) days of the enactment of this Act. The GALC shall

dispose of the land parcels and lots transferred by this Act in a

manner consistent with and pursuant to its enabling legislation and

its mandates.

(i) Portions of Parcel 1 South of Route 18 and contiguous to

the North of Apra Harbor Parcel 6, also abutting Marine Corps

Drive on the east, specifically original lot: No. 127 PI, originally

owned by the Estate of Maria Salas San Nicolas, Antonia Salas San

Nicolas, Carlina San Nicolas Rapolla, Joaquin S. San Nicolas, Juan

S. San Nicolas, Maria S.-CI# 8383, San Nicolas, Dolores Wusstig

San Nicolas, Rosario San Nicolas Iriarte, Consolacion S. San

Nicolas, Ignacia San Nicolas Aflleje, Dolores C. San Nicolas, and

Ana San Nicolas Sanford, in the municipality of Piti. The property

shall be transferred and shall be deeded to the Guam Ancestral

Lands Commission within thirty (30) days of the effective date of

this Act. The Guam Ancestral Lands Commission shall within one

hundred eighty (180) days dispose of the land parcel and lot

transferred by this Act in a manner consistent with and pursuant to

its enabling legislation and its mandates. All pre-condemnation

roads, easements and bull cart trails shall remain as easements for

public access and utilities. The transferred property shall be zoned

“A” – Agricultural zone.