The purpose of these Rules and Regulations is to provide uniform procedures regulating the disposition of government land in the Astumbo Subdivision as defined in Article 4, Chapter 5, 12 GCA.The Regulations specify eligibility requirements for applications for the purchase of a subdivision lot and establish preferences to be given in the selection of purchasers.

The purpose of these Rules is to provide procedure governing the meetings and proceedings of the Land Transfer Board. Powers and responsibilities of the Board are transferred to the Chamorro Land Trust Commission.The Rules also concern the application for leases and sales of government property.

Implements: Chamorro Land Trust Commission – Chapter 75 of 21 GCA “Real Property”. (2006-04-14)

These Rules and Regulations shall govern the disposition of government land by exchange pursuant to the provision of 21 GCA Chapter 75.The exchange shall be carried out by the Chamorro Land Trust Commission. The exchange concerns privately-owned lands that are required by the government of Guam. The Regulations grant the opportunity to owners of such land to apply for exchange instead of cash payment. This Chapter specifies the procedures that shall govern the exchange of government land for privately-owned land.

The purpose of these Rules and Regulations is to provide uniform procedure regulating the disposition of government land in subdivisions in compliance with applicable public Laws. It concerns management and organization of the Public Lands Subdivision Committee (the powers and duties of which are transferred to the Chamorro Land Trust Commission) and defines criteria for the eligibility in relation with Government Subdivision Applications. There shall be a priority rating in the evaluation of applications.

This Ordinance regulates the importation and removal of sand from Government land.A permit shall be required to remove sand from any land, foreshore or sea bed, and for the importation of sand. Penal provisions are contained in the text.

El presente Decreto aprueba el reglamento de la Ley que tiene por objeto establecer el marco regulador del ordenamiento territorial para el desarrollo urbano, con el fin de procurar el crecimiento armónico de los centros poblados, en función de sus características físicas, ambientales, socioeconómicas, culturales, administrativas y político-institucionales, mediante planes de ordenamiento territorial municipal para el desarrollo urbano.

In the item 5 of the Article 2 of the Federal Law No. 33-FZ on protected areas the wording “plots of land” shall be substituted with the wording “land”. Article 22 of Land Code shall be supplemented with item 3.1 of the following wording: "3.1. Lease contract for a plot of land pertaining to public or municipal property and located within land boundaries reserved for public or municipal needs shall be concluded for the period of time not exceeding the period of reservation of the aforesaid land.”; Article 23 shall be supplemented with item 4.1 of the following wording: "4.1.

Paragraph 4 of the item 6 of the Article 12 of the Federal Law No. 122-FZ on state registration of immovable property and its transactions shall be supplemented with the following wording: “plots of land shall be registered in accordance with cadastre plan.”; Article 25.2 shall be supplemented with the following wording: “The state registration of the ownership right to a plot of land shall be prohibited in such plot of land cannot be allotted in private ownership in accordance with the Federal legislation.” Article 28 of the Federal Law No.

This Order establishes the terms and conditions for the issuance of permits for the management of the public forestland in case of transfer thereof in the category of non-forest land with a view of exploration of subsoil, prospecting and mining in case of the presence of mineral deposits, the modalities of the issuance or refusal, and also of the registration of the issued permits. The applicant must submit the following documentation: (a) copy of mining licence; (b) mining project; and (c) technical project for the management of mineral deposit.

Immovable property tax shall be imposed from 1 January 2007 upon land except for protected areas in which economic activity is prohibited by law. Immovable property tax regarding public land shall be paid by the user thereof, but if there is no such user – by the lessee. The immovable property tax rate shall be 1.5 per cent of the cadastral value of the immovable property. The taxation period of immovable property tax shall be the calendar year. The cadastral value of immovable property shall not include the value of forest.

This Act prescribes that an applicant for a village lot or his or her spouse must not own or have any interest in any village lot or have been a recipient of a village homestead lot.However, any applicant who has met all the above requirements and who had been a recipient of a village homestead lot may be eligible to receive a village homestead lot if he or she has been divested of a village homestead lot by a Court decree pursuant to a divorce proceeding which awarded that village homestead lot to either the children or the applicant's former spouse.

This Act amends the Rota Agricultural Homestead Act by ratifying all actions taken in conformance with the provisions of sections 1 to 6 of Public Law No. 7-11 and related law, and all permits or other instruments issued, executed, or delivered in conformance therewith and otherwise in compliance with Commonwealth law and by blocking any challenge, defence, claim, remedy, cause of action, or other right, based on section 7 of Public Law 7-11 arising from such action.This Act also repeals and reenacts a section on the designation of Homestead Areas, i.e.