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21 GCA § 61219: Rezoning of Lot Naval Air Station Hagåtña 17 (EDC Parcel 1) and Lot Naval Air Station Hagåtña 20 (EDC Parcel 2) from Agricultural Zone (A) to Light Industrial Zone (M1).

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  1. Title 21: Real Property
  2. Division 2 - Regulation of Real Property Uses
  3. Chapter 61: Zoning Law of Guam
  4. ARTICLE 2: ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES AND BOUNDARIES

(a) Applicability. Rezoning considerations shall be applicable to the following lots in Parcels 1 and 2:

Lots in Parcels 1 and 2 Eligible for Rezoning to M1

2157 2160 2173 2180 5193

2157-1 2161 2174 2181 5193-3

2158 2162 2175 2181-A 5199

2159 2163 2176 2182 5199-1

2164 2176A-1 2191-1 5200

2165 2177 2276 5201-1

2167 2178 2277 5202-1

2169 2179 2278

(b) Notification to Landowners. Within fifteen (15) working days from the enactment of this Act, the Director of the Department of Land Management shall send, by certified mail, notices to the last known registered owners of the lots listed in Subsection (a) informing them of this Act. A copy of this Act and information related to use regulations pursuant to § 61309 of Article 3, Chapter 61, Title 21, Guam Code Annotated, shall be attached to the notice.

(c) Affirmation of Rezoning.

(1) Within one hundred eighty (180) working days from the enactment of this Act, owners of the lots listed in Subsection (a), or their duly authorized representatives, must provide written affirmation to the Director of the Department of Land Management of their concurrence to rezone their lots to Light Industrial Zone (M1).

(2) In the case of pending probate court distributions, within one hundred eighty (180) working days from the Department of Land Management recordation of the Final Decree of Distribution, owners of the lots listed in Subsection (a), or their duly authorized representatives, must provide written affirmation to the Director of the Guam Department of Land Management of their concurrence to rezone their lots to Light Industrial Zone (M1).

(d) Failure to Affirm or Non-Concurrence. The current lot zone shall remain unchanged in the event the owner of the lot, or an authorized representative, does not submit a written affirmation per Subsection (c) or does not concur with rezoning to M1. Any subsequent change in zoning shall be processed pursuant to 21 GCA Chapter 61.

(e) Update of Master Zoning Map and Other References. The Department of Land Management and the Bureau of Statistics and Plans shall update the Master Zoning Map and any other such documents, maps, public notices, and websites within one (1) year of the enactment of this Act.

(f) Recordation.

(1) The Department of Land Management shall post on its Records Division journals, its Planning Division lists, and its Survey Division maps, against each relevant lot, its affirmed zone or its retention zone within two hundred seventy (270) days of the enactment of this Act.

(2) The Department of Land Management shall, through its existing procedures, notify the Department of Revenue and Taxation of the updated rezoning within two hundred seventy (270) days of the enactment of this Act.

(3) The Department of Revenue and Taxation shall assess applicable real property taxes on these parcels, to be effective in the following tax year.

(g) Rezoning Fee. Each lot owner agreeing to the rezone of their lots to Light Industrial Zone (M1) shall be assessed a fee of Six Hundred Forty Dollars ($640.00) to defray costs related, but not limited to, research, notification, processing, recordation, and posting. Said fees shall be deposited in the Department of Land Management Land Survey Revolving Fund (LSRF).

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