Lourdes A. Leon GuerreroMagahaga Governor

Joseph S. AngocoExcutive DirecLor

Joshua F. TenorloSigundo Maga’lahi Licuienant Governor

In compliance with Public Law 24-1 09,

Guam Ancestral Lands Commission

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Public Meeting Announcement

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in the

Guam Daily Post on Tuesday, December 31, 2019 and Monday,January 6, of 2020

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Democratic presidential contenders on Friday condemned the airstrike that killed Iranian militarycommander Qassem Soleimani,

just tossed a stick ofdynamite into a tinderbox, saidformer Vice President Joe Biden.His campaign released a 30-secondonline ad that portrayed Biden as‘tested and trusted around theworld” against Trump’s “erratic,unstable” presidency.

“We’re on the brink of yet anotherwar in the Middle East,” said liberalSen. Elizabeth Warren. ‘We’renot here by accident. We’re herebecause a reckless president, hisallies and hisadministration havespent years pushing us here.”

The overnight killing of Solelmani, regarded as the secondmost powerful figure in Iran, was adramatic escalation of hostilities inthe Middle East between Iran andthe United States and its allies.

A protracted conflict couldreshape an election that has so farbeen dominated bydomesticissues,such as health care and money inpolitics, strategists said. Whilethat could be a plus for the lead

ing Democratic candidates such as Biden,who has stressed hisforeign policy experience and credentials, lesser-known

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- contenders could havea harder time being heard.

“The ultimate beneficiary in theDemocratic race could be the fourcandidates in front,” said Democratic strategist Steve Elmendorf,referring to Bideñ, Warren, Sen.Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg,the farmer mayor of South Bend,Indiana.

Nobody behind them will have achance to reset the race or changethings,” said Elmendorf, a Buttigiegsupporter who served as chief ofstaff for former House Democraticleader Dick Gephardt.

The Democratic contenders areset to face voters for the first timein a month, when Iowa kicks off thestate-by-state nominating battleon Feb. 3.

Hanukkahmachete

suspect indictedNEW YORK (Reuters) - The man

accused of going onamachete rampageat the New York-area home of a Hasidicrabbi during a Hanukkah celebrationwas indicted on Friday on six countsof attempted murder, up from fivecounts the suspect was charged withpreviously.

The indictment also charges GraftonThomas,37,withthreecountsofassault,three counts of attempted assault andtwo counts of burglary stemming fromthe Dec 28 attack, Rockland CountyDistrict Attorney Thomas Walshannounced at a brief news conference.

The original criminal complaintfiled the day after the assault chargedThomas with five counts of attemptedmurder - one for each victim authoritiesthen said was stabbed or slashed in theincident- plus a single countof burglary.

Walsh declined to take questionsfrom reporters, and a copy of the indictment was not immediately provided.

But the sixth attempted-murder countindicates investigators have revisedtheir tally of victims, the most gravelyinjured of whom is reported to be a

72-year-old man who suffered macheteblows to his head, leaving him partiallyparalyzed, comatose and breathing ona respirator.

Thomas is accused of storming intothe home of Rabbi Chaim Rottenberg,a prominent Hasidic Jewish leader in apredominantly ultra-Orthodox community of Monsey, New York, and attackingguests gathered there for a Hanukkah <

celebration. .

Thomas, who according to his lawyeris a former U.S. Marine with a historyof severe mental illness, was separatelycharged on Monday with federal hate 2crimes in connection with the attack.

Federal prosecutors cited journalsthey seized from the suspect’s homecontaining references to Adolf Hitler,“Nazi culture” and the Black HebrewIsraelites movement, identified byexperts in extremism as an anti-jewishhate group.

The attack in Monsey capped a stringof incidents in which Jews have beenphysically attacked or accosted in theNew York metropolitan area in recentweeks, including a shooting at a koshersupermarket in New Jersey that left twomembers of the Hasidic communitydead.

“Fear has spread through our community, and we must restore peace. This isthe first stop in that process,” Walshtold reporters.

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Not all stories made it to the Top10. Here are some of the other majorstories in 2019:

JANUARYInaugurations make history

Guam’s elected officials madehistory with the island’s first female,Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero, taking officein January. Guam also made historywith the first openly gay lieutenantgovernor of Guam — Joshua Tenorio. In addition, the Guam Legislature also wrote history. For the firsttime, a majority of women senatorstook office. The Guam Office ofPublic Accountability released anaudit report that listed the majorexpenses associated with the gubernatorial inauguration. The gubernatorial transition committee spent$664,902 from donors and raffleticket sales on the ceremony.

APRILFast food makes Guam comeback

Guam’s first standalone Jollibeelocation opened in April, drawing fansto line up the night before it openedand continuing to form lines to getinto the restaurant for weeks after thesoft opening. The Filipino fast foodbrand known for sweet spaghetti andbreaded “Chickenjoy fried chickenwith gravy made a Guam comebackafter its mall-based stores on theisland closed following the Asianfinancial crisis decades earlier.

MAYDistracted driver

charged in boy’s deathA 4-year-old boy, Jericho Zion

David, was killed in his Dededoneighborhood’s cul-de-sac afterhe was hit by an alleged distracteddriver. Marleen Risa Ewity. Ewily wasdriving to work but was not paying

attention to the road because shewas attempting to retrieve a pugua —

betel nut — when she felt a bump anddidn’t know what happened,” Assistant Attorney General Peter I. Santosstated in court documents,

JUNEProfessor’s sentence remains

A former University of Guamprofessor, Michael EhIert, who wasconvicted of criminal sexual conductinvolving some of his students at abeach party near his house, surrendered to the Department of Corrections to begin his 18-month sentence.The Supreme Court would later denyhis request for a reduced sentence.

Fatal beating caseSonter Soukin died after he was

beaten in Anigua in June. HarveyKansou, a co-defendant in the case,has sought for a dismissal. According to prison records, police havearrested Kansou 17 times prior to the

beating including in an aggravatedassault and family violence case.

AUGUSTCorruption charges

against DOG professorThe FBI arrested University of

Guam professor Thomas Marler foralleged bid-rigginginvolvingfederallyfunded projects. Marler is accusedof conspiring to rig bids to enrichhimself by steering about $191,000in federally funded contracts to twobusinesses. He hassince retired fromUOG but the federal court wouldlater approve his request for monthlytrips to the Philippines for research.

SEPTEMBERStudents expelled for riots

Students drinking alcohol ledto riots at John F. Kennedy andTiyan High School. Police took twostudents into custody following theJFK High riot and five students intocustody following the Tiyan Highriot. A month later another fightbroke out involving an intoxicatedstudent - this time at Okkodo HighSchool - that sent two students toGuam Memorial Hospital. From theJFK riot and incidents thereafter,six students were expelled from JFKand nine students were expelledfrom Tiyan High. In light of safetyconcerns, some secondary schoolteachers have suggested using metaldetectors at campuses.

S6flOM power plant deal sealedThe Guam Power Authority’s new

power plant deal received approvalby the Consolidated Commissionon Utilities in September and bythe rate-setting Public UtilitiesCommission a few months later.The new power plant, which will bebuilt in Dededo near the northernwastewater treatment plant, couldcost up to $600 million. The inves

tor’s cost of building, financing andoperating it could mean the developer would need to make $3 billionover 25 years. Korea Electric PowerCorp. has been selected to developthe plant. The Micronesia ClimateChange Alliance started a petitionto stop the project and receivedhundreds of signatures in supportbut the project is moving ahead.

$1 08M health insurance contractThegovernmentof Guam awarded

its health insurance contract forgovernment employees and retirees to a single contractor for thefirst time — Aetna International.Aetna started as the governmentof Guam’s exclusive health insurance provider in October, under adeal that could be worth approximately $108 million. Shortly afterthe contract was awarded SpeakerTina Muna Barnes and Sen. Joe SanAgustin introduced legislation torevert to multiple health insurancecontractors.

OCTOBERDelegate faces a House

ethics investigationThe House Ethics Committee

announced Guam Del. MichaelSan Nicolas is being investigatedon public allegations ‘he may haveengaged in a sexual relationshipwith an individual on his congressional staff, converted campaign fundsto personal use, and/or acceptedimproper or excessive campaigncontributions.” The committeereleased a statement it has begun theinvestigation after it had been madeaware of the allegations. In September, San Nicolas former legislativechief of staff, John Paul Manuel, fileda complaintagainstthecongressmanwith the Guam Election Commission,also accusing the married San Nicolas of using campaign funds for dateswith his alleged girtfriend. Manuelwas also campaign chairman for SanNicolas.

NOVEMBERAnother trial for former cop

Former police officer Mark TorreJr. will stand trial for the secondtime. Superior Court of Guam JudgeMichael Bordatlo issued a decisionand order on Monday denying TorreJr.’s request to dismiss the amendedindictment against the defendant,Torreir. is accused in the 2015 deadlyshooting of fellow police officer, Sgt.Elbert Piolo.

‘taping banGuam extended the ban on tobacco

smoking in public places to smokinge-cigarettes, or vaping. Gov. LeonGuerrero signed Bill 138-35 whichexpands the definition of the Nata’sha Protection Act of 2005.

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Joseph S. AngocoExecutive Director

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BOARD OFCO11ISS1ONERS

Anthony J.P. AdaChairperson

Ronald T. LaguanaVice Chair

Maria G. CruzSec re taryrire asure r

Ronald F. EclaveaCommissioner

Anita F. OrlinoCommissioner

Angela M. CamachoCo miii is s in ncr

Louisa VesslingCommissioner

KUMISION I TANO’ SAINA-TA(Guahan Ancestral Lands Commission)

GALC REGULAR BOARD MEETING AGENDA

Department of Land Management Conference Room3rd Floor, ITC Building, Tamuning

Wednesday, January 8, 2020, 2:00 PM

Public Notice: The Guam Daily Post onTuesday, December 31, 2019 and Monday, January 6,2020

CALL TO ORDER

II. ROLL CALL! FANORGE CHAMORRO I INIFRESI

Street Address:590 S. Marine Corps Drive

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Ill. APPROVAL OF MINUTESA. December 11,2019- Summarization

IV. OLD BUSINESSA. GEDA: Progress ReportB. Supplemental GALC Budget Proposal FY 2020, GALC Budget Proposal

F’? 2021 — James P. Diaz, Administrative Services Officer (ASO)

V. NEW BUSINESS

VI. PUBLIC COMMENTSA. Expression of Interest (Letter - Michael Limtiaco)

VII. DIRECTOR’S UPDATESA. Nomination of Louisa Wessling to GALC Board

VIII. ADJOURNMENTA. Next Meeting

LOURDES A. LEON GUEREROMaqahaga Governor

JOSHUA F. TENORIOSiqundo Magalahi Lieutenant Governor

JOSEPH ANGOCOExecutive Director

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GUAM ANCESTRAL LANDS COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING MINUTESDepartment of Land Management Conference Room, 3 Floor, ITC Bldg.. Tamuning

December 11,2019 • 2:09 p.m. to 4:22 p.m.Notices were published in the Guam Post on Tuesday, December 3, 2019 and Friday, December 6,

2019, in the Guam Daily Post

Call to Order

Chairman Ada called the regular meeting of the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission to order at 2:09 p.m.,noting a quorum. In Compliance with public law 24-109, Guam Ancestral Lands Commission published thepublic meeting announcement on Tuesday, December 3, 2019 and Friday, December 6, 2019, in the GuamDaily Post

II. Roll CaWFanohge Chamorrollnifresi

Present were: Chairman Anthony Ada, Vice Chairman Ronald Laguana, Secretary Treasurer Maria Cmz,Commissioner Angela Camacho, Commissioner Eclavea, Commissioner Louisa Wessling. Also presentwere Execulive Director Joseph Angoco, Legal Counsel Nicolas Toft, Land Agent U, Joey Leon Guerrero,Land Agent I, Liza Camacho and Land Agent Trainee, Antolin Mendiola

IlL APPROVAL OF MINUTES

a. Minutes of November 27, 2019 - Summarization

r Commissioner Eclavea made a motion to approve the minutes of November 27, 2019. Vice Chair Laguana second the motion

Chairman Ada puts the motion to a vote to approve the minutes of November 27, 2019, all those in favor say“aye”, Chairman Anthony Ada, Vice Chair Ronald Laguana, Secretary! Treasurer Maria Cruz,Commissioner Angela Camacho, Commissioner Louisa Wessling and Commissioner Ronald Eclavea (6ayes). All those not in favor to approve the minutes of November 27, 2019. say “nay” (0 nays)

jj OLD BUSINESS

A. GEDA: Progress ReportThe following is a progress report on GEDA’s efforts to manage Land Bank Trust properties as required bySection 10) of the MOU between GEDA and GALC Land Bank Trust:

• Apra Harbor Parcel No. 1 (Commissary Junction) —

KwikSpace — Tony Arriola informed board members that the tenant is current with their leaserents.

• Apra Harbor Reservation F-12 (Matson) — Tony Arriola> Matson Navigation Company — Tony Arriola informed board members that the tenant is also

current with their lease rents.

• Portion of Lot Apra Harbor Reseryation F 12 (Remainder) —

— Tony Arriola stated that GEDA staff packaged and submitted a Brownsfield AssessmentGrant Application on Dec. 3, 2019. He also stated that GEDA will be notified by Spring of2020 if the application has been considered and selected for award.

• AT&T — Tanpuisson Cable Landing Station, Dededo (Lot 10192) —

r Tony Arriola informed board members that the next payment was due on December 23, 2019,as per the terms of the lease agreement.

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• NED Mangilao (Route 15)—r Tony Arriola informed board members that the issuance of a new RFP for the N5D 72-acre

parcel is on hold until a resolution is reached on the legal dispute between the GALC andWSTCO Quality Feed and Supply for its license on 10 acres located at the center of theproperty.

• Wettengel Junction — Northern Market, EEC (NM) -

r Tony Arriota informed board members that the tenant currently owes $ 14,1 16.02 in past duerents which includes the outstanding balance for Oct. 2019 through Nov. 2019 as well as latefees and interest charges. Tenant has been advised of payments past due and on Dec. 10, 2019,GEDA received a response from Carlos Camacho indicating that he is addressing theoutstanding balance with his main office and will be advising GEDA soon.

• Tivan Properties? Guam Environmental Protection Agency (GEPA) —

r Tony Arriola informed board members that the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)between GALC and GEPA has not been executed to date. Per GALC, MOU is still underreview at the AG’s office. GEDA continues to manage and process invoices for monthlyrents.

r Diego Mendiola stated that as requested by Commissioner Wessling, GEDA staff verifiedprevious work experience and overall satisfaction with RE to ProPacific Builder’s references.This information was communicated to Commissioner Wessling and Executive DirectorAngoco.

r Diego Mendiola informed board members that the Contractofs Bid Bond (90 days) is validtill January 24, 2020

Andersen South (Marbo Area) 395 acres.r Tony Arriola informed board members that GEDA had completed a draft Determination of

Need (DON) for this property.r Tony Arriola stated that upon verification from the Assistant Attorney General on the final

Court decision and current status of the long-time litigation case with regard to the Andy Southproperty, GEDA RPD will provide the DON to the Commission for its approval and subsequentaction in order to obtain a long-term lease for development of said property pursuant to PL 34-99.

Break 3:38 to 3:58 p.m.

B. Update on Coast 360 Accounts — Prepared by former Administrative Officer, MariaArriola

r Liza Camacho explained the GALC Lease and License Payments to the board members and whataccounts the monies is being deposited into. Board members asked that Coast 360 be invited toexplain the different accounts and also for them to provide financial advice.

r Executive Director Angoco stated that he will write a letter to Coast 360 inviting them to our BoardMeetings

C. GALC Supplemental Budget Request FY 2020 Proposal

Executive Director Angoco asked that the GALC Supplemental Budget Request FY 2020 Proposalbe put on hold until lie gets an Administrative Officer on board.

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D. Budget Request for Fl’ 2021 Proposal

r Executive Director Angoco asked that the Budget Request for FY 2021 Proposal be put on hold untilhe gets an Administrative Officer on board.

V. NEW BUSINESS - None

VI. PUBLIC COMMENTS - None

VIL DIRECTOR’S UPDATES - None

VIII. ADJOURNMENT

> Commissioner Eclavea motioned to adjourn December 11,2019, GALC Regular BoardMeeting. The GALE’ Regular Board Meeting of December 11,2019 was adjourned at 4:22 p.m.

r The next GALE’ Regular Board Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, January 8. 2020

Additional Remarks: The above summarization of the GALE’ Board Meeting Minutes has been approved by theboard due to the shortage of GALE’ Staff.

Approved by: Date approved:

Anthony J.P. Ada, OfairmanGuam Ancestral Lands Commission

Transcri :

Liza Ann am cho. Land Agent IGuam An estr I Lands Division

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LOURDES A. LEON CUERRERO MELANIE MENDIOLACoiC’nor of Cuop,(MagaHaga Guahan

JOSHUA F. TENORIOEr Governorof GuamI Segundo Na MagaLahen Guahan

GUAMECONOMIC”

DEVELOPMENT IAUTHORITY’

AmcdwinAsia

Chief Executive OfficerjAdministratorAkto CeheloEkseketibu Ofisiât

ARTEMIO”RICKY” HERNANDEZ, Ph.D.Deputy Administrator

Sigundo Gehelo

MEMORANDUM

Date: January 8, 2020

Aturidthl Inadilânton Ikunumihan Guahan

To:

From:

Subject:

Hafa Ada)!

Executive Director, Guam Ancestral Lands Commission

Chief Executive Officer/Administrator

GEDA Monthly Progress Report

The following is a progress report on GEDA’s efforts to manage Land Bank Trust properties as requiredby Section 1(i) of the MOU between GEDA and GALC Land Bank Trust:

• Apra Harbor Parcel No. 1 (Commis5ary junction) —

KwikSpace —Tenant is current with its lease rents.o As mentioned in the previous meeting, GALC Executive Director is in

communications with CLTC Administrative Director regarding accesspreviously granted to KwikSpace from adjacent CLTC property located at therear side boundary of this lease property.

• Apra Harbor Reservation F-12 (Matson) —

> Matson Navigation Company—Tenant is current with its lease rents.

• Portion of Lot Apra Harbor Reservation F-12 (Remainder) —

> GEDA staff submitted a Brownsfield Assessment Grant Application with USEPA onDecember 2, 2019 requesting funds to conduct an environmental assessment on theproperty and expects to receive a response from USEPA by Spring of 2020.

• AT&T — Tanguisson Cable Landing Station, Dededo (Lot 10192)—Tenant is current with its lease rents.

• N5D Mangilao (Route 15) — Issuance of a new RIP for the P450 72-acre parcel isresolution is reached on the legal dispute between the GALC and WSTCO QuaSupply for its license on 10 acres located at the center of the property.

on hold untillity Feed and

• Wettengel Junction — Northern Market, LLC (NM) -

> Tenant is current with its lease rents up to December 2019. A Payment ofcovering November and December lease payment was made on Dec. 23,payment was transmitted to GALC on Dec. 31, 2019.

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• Tiyan Properties> Guam Environmental Protection Agency (GEPA) — Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

between GAIC and GEPA has not been executed to date. Per GALC, MOU is still underreview at the AG’s office. GEDA continues to manage and process invoices for monthlyrents.> GEPA Roof Repair

After further communications with the Lone bidder, it appears that thecontractor does not intend to use the specific roofing materials asoutlined in the bid. Thus, GEDA recommends the Commission cancel IFB19-001 and reissue with a revised scope, approved by GEPA, tohopefully solicit more and competitive bids.Contractor’s Bid Bond (90 days) is valid till January 24, 2020

• Ander5en South (Marbo Area) 395 acres.GEDA ha5 completed a draft Determination of Need (DON) for this property along with adraft RFP and was provided to GALC Chairman and Executive Director on Dec 18, 2019.Upon verification from the Assistant Attorney General on the final Court decision andcurrent status of the long-time litigation case with regard to the Andy South property, GEDAis ready to issue the DON and RFP for a long term lease in compliance with PL 34-99.

Should you have any questions, please contact Tony Arriola or JoAnn Cruz at 647-4332. 51 Yu’os Ma’ase’for your continued support in generating revenues for the beneficiaries of the Trust.

Senscramente,

L1P MELANIE MENDIOLA

CEO/Administrator

59o5.Marinetorps,Dr. Suitesii ITc8uilding T671.647.433z F671.649.4146(tTamuning. GUAM 96913 wwwinvestgtiamconi

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Diego Mendiola

From: Loy Escabillas <sgyc@guam.net>Sent: Wednesday, December11, 2019 3:05 PM

To: jleonguerrero@investguam.comCc: jgyc@guam.netSubject: GEDA IFB 19-001Attachments: M-C-Thane 4556-60 MiI.pdf; MCP-607-HS.PDF; MCP-4000 Data Sheet.pdf; MCP-5000-

HT Data Sheetpdf; MCP-6000-HS Data Sheetpdf

Hafa Adai Jha’Aunie,

Sorry for not responding your inquiry on time, just come back from my vacation in Manila, our Engineer handling thisproject is also in vacation. I will send you another set of Material specifications which is the same Urethane Materials,

but this material we applied for several past project.We don’t recommend to use the same materials on existing roof coating in this project because new materials and

new technology is more better than those old type of Materials. Example: Those materials you need to use roofinsulation before applying asphaltic roof coating at the top. Once the roof insulation damaged, the water can penetrateto the concrete, and if there is crack on concrete and causes leak you cant easily repair without removing the insulationlike what happen in the EPA building.

Using Urethane roof coating is the best roof coating in our time.

ITEMIZED LIST OF MATERIALS AND APPLICATIONS

a. Primer: Apply MCP-607-HS Primer at the rate of 250 to 300 sf. per gallon. Allow primer to dry until it is tack-free.Within 16 hrs. of application of the primer, the base coat must be applied. If the base coat cant be applied within 16 hrs.then reprime.

b. MCP-400 Base Membrane she be spray or squeegee and roller applied in one uniform coat at the rate of one gallonmm. per 66sf. or as needed on order to obtain a mm. film thickness of 20 dry mils. Allow 16 to 48 hrs. curing time beforeapplying the next coat. Do not apply coating system over joints greater than 1/2 wide.

c. MCP-500-HT Elastomeric Membrane shall be spray or squeegee and roller applied in one uniform coat at the rate ofone gallon per 66sf. as needed in order to obtain and average thickness of 18 dry mils. Allow up to a maximum of 36hrs. curing time before applying the next coat. (If the preceding layers of membrane should became dirty orcontaminated or lose their surface tack, wipe clean with xylene immediately before applying the next application.)

d. Apply additional MCP-500-HT Elastomeric Membrane in one uniform coat at the rate of one gallon mm. per 100 sf. oras needed in order to obtain and average thickness of 12 dry mils. While the coating is still fluid, uniformly broadcastand thoroughly encapsulate 20/30 mesh aggregate into the coating at the rate of 25 lbs. per 100 sf. (In certain situations

where there is low abrasion and for ease of cleaning anticipated deposits of dirt or algae, the aggregate may beomitted.) Allow a maximum of 36 hrs. curing time before applying the next coat.

e. MCP-600-HS Top Coat shall be spray or squeegee and roller applied in the uniform coat at the rate of one gallon per100 sf. in order to obtain a mm. coating thickness of 10 dry mils and completely coat the aggregate.

1. Thickness: The overall dry film thickness of the completed waterproofing system, excluding aggregate, shall be 60 mils.

Any question please fee free to call me or email me. Thanks!

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- APPLICATION / SPECIFICATION DATA

M:cniAN5s6wMa

ELASTOMERIC URETHANE, ABRASION RESISTING ROOFING SYSTEM

I. GENERAL

I Scope’ ‘fhis specification covers the installation of a proven durable.liquid applied abrasion resistant, alipliatic urethane ‘satcrproofing systemsuitable for low -slope roofing surlhces subject to mechanical equipment andpedestrian traffic, [t is a monolithic system designed to keep concrete slabs1mm spa11 Hg by excluding moisture penetration during low temperaturefcc crc—thaw cycling or in gIl temperature high hun’ idly thermal c> cli ng [h iasystem incarptmrates long term adhesion. flexibility and impact resistrncc,while exhibiting superior weather and chemical resistance.

1.2 Work Included Install waterproofing consisting of caulking and flashingreinforcing For joints, MCP.607-I IS Epoxy Printer, MCP--l000 BaseMembrane. MCP-5000-I IT Flastomerie Membrane and \ICP-6000-t ISAliphalic Urethane Top Coat Apply in accordance with these specificatiitn;and lalest general instructions supplied by Urethane Polymers International,Inc.

1.3 Work Not Included: work under tins section stiall not include finishingand cunectjve wtirk in connection with the surfaces which are It) receive theI iqoiti-applied coating syslem Nt,r does it include ftimishing and installationof metal flashing, drains, vents. duet.s, curbs or any other pcnclraiion throughthe deck.

‘I Condition of Concreir’ Surfaces’

1,41 [he concrete surfaces shall he of sound strticmral grade, (3,000 psicompressive strength recommended) of adequate design and adequatethickness, and shall have a steel troweled followed by a fine broom finish, fleeof tins, ridges, voids or air entrained holes.1.42 Concrete shall be cured by water curing method or pure sodium silicateCuring compounds or curing agents of any type shall not he used unlss theyhave prior approval from Un.

I 13 Concrete shall be cured at least 28 days and shall he sloped thr properdrainage

I 44 Saw -cut control joints and/or expansion joints siittl I have been properlyinstalled at strategic points throughnur the field nfthe deck to control crackingcaused by deflection and shrinkageI 45 Any rcqtorcd crickets or drains should be installed at the time the maindeck is poured (i.e. monolithic).

I 46 Voids, rock pockets and excessively rough surfaces shall be repairedwith epoxy urout or ground 10 match the onrepaircd areas,

I 47 When metal decking is used as the concrete from, it shall he of the‘ventilating type”.1.48 All concrete dccks pnttred over precast “T’s”. planks or slabs, shall hasecontrol joints placed directly over all corresponding joints or openings in theprecast units,

1.5 Job Conditions:

I SI Ilefore atty waterproofing work is started the waterproofing applicatorshall thoroughly examine all surfaces for any deficiencies. Should anydeficiencies exist, titc architect, owner, or general contractor shall be nttiftedin writing and application shall not begin until corrections are made.I 52 Do not proceed wilh application of matcriats when deck temperature isless than 40%’ or ilpreeipilation is imminent.1.53 Warn personnel against breathing of vapors and contact of material withskin or eyes. In confined areas, workmen shall wear the appropriate\ISIIIVNIOSFI approsed respiratory’ protective gear and protective clothing.

.54 All gas flames and elecirical apparatus shall be shut down prior to diestan of and during coating application and curing.I 55 Protect plants. vegetation, and animals which might be adversely affectedby flue coating operation.1.56 these DPI Elistomerie Coating Systems should not be installed onto an-grade slabs, split slabs with buried membrane or onto slabs aver unventedmetal pans without prior approval from DPI.

2. QUALIFICATIONS

21 .luthorized.4ppllcuton

2 It Sl’ail he experienced in sucecsslutly applying the same or similarmaterials and shall be specifi catty apprims ed as a Faciory Autlntri,cdApplicator in writing by DPI.2 t2 Shall he financially responsible and be ready and able to submitperformance bonds, if required.2.13 Shall stibmit to the general contractor and the building owner thereqttired certificates of insurance prior to starling the project

2.2 Sample Sobmittals. Submit samples not less than 3” X ‘I” in si/c, showingthe approximate applied thickness, texture and color. The submittal shall alsoinclude the manttfaetttrer’s application / specification sheet and a list ofmaterials by name and quantity to be ased on this project.

3. MATERIALS

‘[he tuaterials shall be delivered to the job site in tlte original sealed eot,taiticrsbearing the product name, color, mat,uthcturcr’s lot nttntber, directions lbr useand precautionary labels. All products listed are manufactured or supplied bytiP I.3.1 Caulking Compound: Shall be a one-component or two-componentpolyurethane compound approved by DPI.3,2 Flashing Reinforectuctut. Shall lie ncnprcttc sltcet at 45—61) tttils thickness,polyester reinfi reing fahrie, or as rccotimntendcd hy llle coatings iutaitut’aclurer.3.3 Printer Shall be \tCl’-607-l IS solvent-based Epoxv-Polyaniide. lowviscosity, two—component primer’seatcr.3 4 Base Membratie’ Sitall be \ICP.l000 single-component, high adhesittn,moisture cured, polyurethane membrane and shall meet or exceed thefollowing typical properties

PROPERI VCompositionWeight SotidsVOC ContentKardttess, Shore ATensile StrengthUltimate FlongationTear ResistanceWeather Resistance

Adhesion to Concretelow ‘l’cmp Flexibility

3.5 Elastomeric Membranemoisture cured clastomericfollowing typical properties:

MCP-5000-IIT

2250 ± 250 psi450 ± 50%

250 ± 50 lb ho,Slight Chalk:& 1000 hrs.

30 pIt

l RE’FIfl’.E POI MERS’ IN1’ERNAl’IONAI., INC. • 0880 PopIto’Aveltue + Ft’titatii. C’ahfornia 02337

MCP-4000

tYPICAL. At,ljRAromatic Urethane

86 - 2%Less than 200 gm/I

65 ±5900 + IOU psi55O 100%

ISO ± 25 IbJin.Slight Checking

@ 50030 ph-30%’

TES’l’ tETI tOt)

AS’[M 0-2240ASTM 0.412ASTM 0412

ASTM 0-1001AS FM 0-822

AST&I 13-903

Shall be MCP-5000-I IT high tetisile strnitgth,polyurethane and shalt meet or exceed the

‘I’YPICAL VAIAflLr\rnmatic Uretltane

81±2%Less than 2511 gm/I

80 ± 5

PRO PERIlCompositiunWeight SolidsVOC ContentHardness, Shore A‘Feostle StrengthUltimate ElongationTear ResistanceWeather Resistance

Adhesion to Base Coat

‘lESt’ ME’l’llOD

AS I’M 0-2240AS’t’rst 13-412ASTM 0-112

AS’l”st 0-1004AS’l’M 0-822

AS’[’M 0.903

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1______. TECHNICAL DATA

MCP6O7HS*

TWO-COMPONENT, LOW VISCOSITY, EPOXY PRIME WSEALER

I. PRODUCT

\ C i’—60’.I S is a ns 0-coniponent. soI cot honie epox primerscaler. Itis a high penetration primerscaler lot’ use s,,ith uref’iane roof coatingand s’attrqrooFiim membrane s’ stems sshere snl cot based primers canhe tolerated.

2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

COMPOSIT!ON A tv.ii.euililioncnt. Io’s s cosit) cpox priniersealerdesigned (‘or cas mixing siLIi a simple to I li olime ratio. Duringann ssemher the \ICP-607-I IS primersealer ma> he applied alterdiors,ughl mixing the two coinponeols togelher arid during colderweather alter allowing ml additional IS minnie induction time.

3. TYPICAL USES

\I( P—607—l IS is a6n used as a primer/scaler fr porous substrates suchas wood. pins sod and concrete and fr shop—primed octal - It isinsensitis e to humid application condinons and will cure sseli in thedesert as ssei I as tropical en’ ironmenms. Tests has e slioss ii that the useof XICP-607-l IS as a harrier coat sigiiihcant( reduces the incidence ot’pimiholing and surface inmperfections in pukurethane waterproofinginstallations as ctmmnparcd to similar applications on an untreatedsubstrate, \ICP-607-I IS enhances the lime-memo adhesion of thepolvtmretlmne niembramme to the substrate,

4. DRY TIMES. PACKAGING & STORAGE

The MC P—6lJ7—l IS prinier must he allowed to cure fir a tuininmum of 2-4boors at 77 I- if substrate s coated in the shade and a ni in iii, [jul of onetour if exposed to hot direct sunlight. [he coating over the priiiier n,ust

be applied within 3 hours. If this cannot he aecon,plishcd or if theprimer receives raimi or dew, clean and then repdnme with a light coat of\ICP-607-l Is.

P.-ICKlGL\G: Available in quarts. gallons or5 gallon pails.

SHELF LIFE: ‘I’ss el c (12) months a Ocr mantifaeture “lieneontinootsl stored indoors in the original unopened cuiitr,iners

5. INSTALLATION

SL’RF.ICE PREP-I HA HUN: All surthces to becoated with NlClt6O7_ItS mtist be free of all contamination including sisible water. curingcompounds. oils, grease, paint, and din. Concretesurlbces should befree of roughness wInch ssilh shots through and he noticeable in thecompleted application. Concrete cati he cleaned b) shot blasting.lisdroblasting or acid etching (followed bt neutralizing and thoroughrinsing) and allowed to completeh di’s,

.-IPPLIC-lHO,V: MCP-607.lES Part A and Part B must he mixedthoroughl and in the proper ratios to assure proper curing. ‘[he mixedviscosit is suitable for ruller coating, brushing. or spraying. NICP-607-I IS should be applied at a rate of 250-350 square l’eet per gallondepending upon the profile, texture and porosity nf the surface beingprimed. Cure lime will van with temperature and weather and ifexposed to direct sunlight. The higher the teniperature and greater theexposure to sunlight the raster the cure .‘\ minimum cure of2-4 hours at‘tam datime temperatures in shady areas is recommended or one hourif exposed to hot direct sunlight. The coating must he applied over thecured primer the same da3 for proper adhesion.

6. TECHNICAL SERVICE

‘I cchnieal Assistance is as ai lahle In euntaetit,g:

RIJInNI: P01.; ‘lynx I’. [kilN \‘[I0\I.. INC.10380 Poplar ‘isenue[ontana, California 92337Phone: ‘J09j 3577700Fa: (u09j 357-7215

7. TECHNICAL DATA

Viscos its \lisedMaierial

VOC Content

Flash I’nini I mixed)

Mix Ratio. t1 VolumePot life I pint i 77FCure Time T 77FFin,, mu Touchtack Free

8. PRECAUTIONS

‘fit is product con tai us II amit mali Ic so I vents. Keep I lie se materials a” rt’t’rom heat, sparks and liames. Persi,nnel applying these eoatitlgs should“ear proteetise clothing. use respirator) protection. safet goggles andgIns es. As oid contact of material with skin or e’ es and avoid breathingthe solvent sapors. Mix and appl’ in well-s entilated areas and ohsen’enomial safet precautions required fr sohvcmit containing materials.Read tIme MSDS sheets before using this product. ThIS PRODUCT IS1:0k PROFESSIONAl. USE ONlY.

9. LIMITED VARRANTY

Urethane Polymers International. Inc. 0 Pt) warrants this product to befree nf del’cets iti workmanship arid materials only at the time nishipment from our factnn. If am DPI materials pro’ e to conlainnianufacturing defects that stibstantialk etkct their perlbmiance. DPIwill, at its option. replace the materials or refund its purchase price.

Ibis limited warmnt is the onl warrant extended b3 t Ph with respectto its materials. There are no other warranties, including the impliedsvan—anties of mcrehantabilit mid fitness for a particular purpose. DPIspecifically disclaims liability for an’ incidental, consequential. or otherdamages. incltmding hut not limited to. loss tif profits or daniaaes to astn,cture or its contents, arising tinder an) theun’ of law whatsoever.

The dollar value of DPI’s liahilit and boer’s remed under thislimited warranty shall not exceed the purchase price of the I PI materialin qtiestinn.

*lantifactured under license from MCI’ Chietnicals lntcmational, Inc.

MCPJ,O’-llS(lU)

URETHANE POLYMERS INTERNATIONAL, INC. + 10880 Poplar Avenue + Fontana. Cahfomia 92337

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Solids Content MixediWeight per GallonPart A (Resin)Pail 13(1 tardener)

TYI’lCI.- \SFM ‘[[ST

‘5 A t.t F ‘51 [tI tOt) I

D-I3,

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200 eps I). 562

Calculated

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13-247 I

250 gmn,h

55 F

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Cured 1dm Impact

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Passes 60 in llis [ Res erse Impact

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TECHNICAL DATA

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MCP4OOO*

SINGLE COMPONENT URETHANE ROOFING BASE MEMBRANE

\ICi’—lUOI) is a sinele enniponent. liqtfd applied. high adhesiat.nioistur: cured polyurethane meinbrni:e. It is used as the I tajeN lenibratic for most of the p01’ uretliare roof coaling systems suppliedby I r.ethane l’olvniei’s Internzttittiial. Inc.

2. FEATURES

Single ComponentI ugh Streneili. I ugh Eloneation. I huh AdhesinnExcellent Vt ateqirooflim Properties\\itlistands F xtreme Environmental ConditionsLow Odor During Application and Cure

3. BENEFITS

Easy Application. Sn Mixing in Curing AgentResilient to Expansion and Contraction of Substratehuh Adhesion. Stress-Relies ing. Crack Bridging Membrane

Pro’ ides lOO°a Contact. I- lioiinates \higtatot) Water ProblemsDesigned fir Demanding EIerinr Applieatitins

4. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

BASIC LSES: \I(’P--ltJOO is the standard Base Nlenthrane used in thel P1 (rattle hearing and roof coating systems. ‘lease retlar to thepertinent Application-Specilication Data Sheet on each of these

Lilt! T4 rID \S: Cont;nners that have I,een opened must be usedthin one or two days since the product is a ntoisture—reactis C

material that “ill gel or set tip s’hen exposed Lii moisture in the air- Apok ethylene sheet should be used us a blanketing material prior Lu resealing the lid tin a partialI used container. Prior to the application of\ICI’--lOOO. proper surface preparation procedures must he followed.Reiir to the L. Pliechnical Bulletin on Surraee Preparation ofP1’ “0(1(1 aud Concrete Stibstrates.

NICP—4000 cures faster “lieu applied dnring warn, weather and highhumidity conditiuns and slosser during cool temperatures and lowhumidity conditions. The rate of cure na’ he accelerated byineorporaling t_-l-981)l nr 11.1)51)1) .-\ccelerntors.

SHELF LIFE: \ inc (9) niouths after maittifacture shien continuouslystored in tinoiened metal pails at temperatures less than %0”F. Stirdtorotiuhly prior to use.

ST-IAD.4RD COLOR: Light Gray

5. INSTALLATION

SURFACE PREPARATIUN: All substrates must be free of allcontaminants and should be printed with NlCP-607 or NICI’-607-t ISsol’ ettt-hased epov. priniers prior to the application of NICP-1000.pph printers at a rate of 250-350 square feet per gaflon dependingupon substrate porosit or surface profile.

.-IPPLIC.ITIO.V: \ICP-4000 is normally applied at a rate of 40 Iii 50square feet per gallon. per coat, resulting itt a 32 Lo 30 mil wetfilm thicknes. When appl’ itta onto sloped or pitched surfaces. Lwo or

mire coats of the standard \ltI’-40011 Base Coat are required for thisco’ crage. Al low a inini:num of 16 to 24 hours cure tim: betweencoats. \Icl’-3000 is eiil’ applied h’ squeeoee. roller or noichedtrowel .l’s a’ s follow by back roll inc Application should not

unless tile ambient temper.tture is lOW or itiglter. andshould not proceed during inclement weather. \lCi’.lOOO is usual’used in cnnjunclit’n ssiths \ICP—5(lflll—ll I iniennediate coat and \1Li—01)00-I IS uliphtatie op coats. Ul-980l or [1-9599 Accelerators ml’he added to NI C’ P—-lOUD to compensate for slower cure time in coldweather or Ibr a shortened core Lime 11w rehabilitation or repairprojects. Please rekr to the Accelerator Technical Bulletins or contactUl’I fr details.

6. AVAILABILITV

NTCI’-IOOO is supplied through select Coitstmcnon SupplDistributors or ordered directly through yuur local SalesRepresentative in areas here no Distributorship is a’ ailable. For thetttnte tif our nearest I lit Represcnt.ttie. please contact our oI’hiee.

7. PRECAUTIONS

Refine using this product, read the container precatilion Ehel and3-IS I )S sheets careful l. Expostire to urethanes or petroleum solventsmay eatise allergic skin or respirator reactions. l.)o not get into eyes.onto skin or clothing. If contact occurs. lush aiTheted areas w itli soapand ssiter Wash clothing before raise. t se only w tb adequatesentilation. Seek medical help for all oter esplumires. 11 ItsI’Rt)t)t’CF IS FOR l’ItOn:sSlo\Al. I-St..

8. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

‘I eclinieal \ssistauice is a’ nibble b conhacting:

I REI’l lANE POt, NIFRS lNFEIe.v[tONAI INC.10880 Poplar Avenuel:ontana, California 92337Phuoc: (909) 357-72(10Fax: (909) 357-7215

9. LflIITED WARRANTY

Irci liane tulviuers hi itcmational - I tie. I I - P1; warrants tins product tobe free of defects in workmanship and materials only at the Lime ofshipment from our láctun. If any L1’l niaterials prove to containmanufacturing deftcu that substantially effect their perlumianee. UPIstill, at its option, replace the materials or refund its purchase price.

This limited waratity is tile only warranty extended b’ DPI withrespect to its materials. There ore no other warranties, including theimplied wan-anhes of merchantability and fitness fur a particularpurpose. DPI specifleall disclaims liahihit for any incidental.cotisequential. or oUter damages, including but not limited to, hiss offroths or damages to a structure or its cOntents arising tinder an’tltcon of law whatsuescr.

1 he dollar salue of I,P[s hiabihit and buyer’s remedy under thislimited narrant shall not exceed the purchase price of the [Ptniaterial in question.

URETHANE POLYMERS INTERNATIONAL, INC.+ 10880 Poplar Avenue + Fontana, California 92337

195. PRODUCT

Phone: (909) 357-7200 + (800)560-0230+ Fax: (909) 357-7215

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MCP-6000-HS

TECHNICAL DATA

HIGH PERFORMANCE ALIPHATIC PO[NURETHANE TOP COAT

I. PRODUCT

MCP-6000-IIS is a single cottiponetti. liquid applied n,oisture-curing.alipliatic polsurethane indastrial ntaiiitenaflee coatina. It is used as the FopCoat 6,,r most ofthe polsurethane rcofcoating ss stems supplied by UrethanePolymers International. In: MCP-6000•I IS is ti,ed in tltt’se SeaS where amoderate VOC. low sol sent containing coating is reqtmired hs regiunal Iregul at iou s.

2. FEATURES

Single component application. suleanized by ninistureNon-yellowing with excellent iseatl,ering propertiesExcellent waler resistanceRapid cure at room temperatures and can be accelerated fix low tentperaturc

or low humidity cureI ligh hiding with one coal application

3. BENEFITS

Easy cost saving opplieatiottColor stable aliphatie urethane backboneF lint i nates m igratttn water problemsQuick turn -art] ttnd time tb the use ol’ U ‘I acceleratorsIt sIt Abrasion Resistance

3. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

BASIC USFS: MCI’ -6000—I IS is the ahrasioit-resistance mid “cattierresistant inp Coat used in most the (WI Roof Coating Sstems. Please referitt the penitent Appltcation—Spceirtcation Data Sheet t,ui eaelt or thesesystenis

MC P.6000-I IS is itsed where optinitim weather resistance. abrasionres stance mid color stab it its are required. It is used in conJ uti et ion w i diNICP1000 -and SICt’-1000-l 113 Base Membranes and MCP-5000-llFIntennediate Membranes. [he cured top coat easily withstands the extremeenvironmental conditions encountered in exterior constmctit,n environments.Wtten used in eonjunctittn with elastnmerie base membranes, the \ICP-6000-115 composite ss stem contracts ssitli lower temperatures and readily expands“hen temperatures increase MCP-6000-l IS may also be used alone as anahrasiot,-resisting tnaitttenance coating.

LIMI FATIONS Containers that have been opened must he used within oneor two days since the product is a moisture-reactive material that ssmll gel orset up then exposed to ntoistttre in the air Keep ltd tiglttly sealed whennsaterial is not in useS

SI-II LE LIFE: Twelve (12) months atier manufacture when conttnuouslvstored indoors in utuopened metal pails at temperatures under SOt. Stirthoroughly prior to use.

WI lifE AND 7 STOCKED COLORS: Pacific Gms Sidewalk Gray, RockyGras, Monteres Sand. Ash Brown, Desert Tan and Brick Red. CustomColors are available with a nsinimum order oil 80 gallons. Contact our OrderDesk for fttnher information.

5. INSTALLATION

St:RFACL PRFPARA[ION All surfaces to be coated with NICP-6000-tlSmust he thoroughly dn and free of all contaminants. including oxidation onold top coats or base coats as well as construction debris or deposits

API’LICXIl()N:NICP6OI)0llS is rormall applied at a rate of 30-IOUsquare feet per gallon. per coat. resoltim,a in a Ii Ins thickness of lb to 20 wettoils Coverage will an dependins on the aggregate sue. textrir: or degreeof surface porosits The larger the aggregate used. tltc lower ill lie thecoverage dtte to the greater surface area being coscred NICP-6000-l IS iseas i Is app lied by sq uteegee. roller, or tiotehed trot’ el AIw ass fttl tw is h,tckrolling. At 50)0 relat se Ii tin, duty and 77 F - tlte coaling w ill he dn hi thetouch w ida n lb hours. iratlie should not he al litus ed on the in i sIted coatingfor 24 hottrs. [1-9599 or [1-9601 Accelerators nsa’ he added to \lCI’-óOOOIIS to allow for light tralite on decks within a matter of hours. ‘lease refer tothe Tech ii cal Bol leti its on Accelerators or cot, tact I - I’ I

6. MAINTENANCE

If a MCP-6000-l IS coated surface is damaged, it cm, he repaired by lightsanding or by scrubbing with a solution of 1St’ mid ‘sater, followed by athorough rinse with “ater Follow this with a suils ent wipe with vs tetie andUt-7h Ii penetratina cleaner When die stirthee is dn, apply \ICP-6000-IlS

7. AVAILABILITY

MCP—6000-I IS is supplied through select Construction Supply t)uslrihutt,rsor ordered directly througb sour local Sales Representative in areas where noDi stri Ii utorslti p is a’ ai I tbl e. [‘or the ttms]e of y our tiearest t I PtRep reset, Eat i ye - please contact otir o 01cc

8. PRECAUTIONS

Before using Us is prodttct read tite container precattliotian 1-ahel and tite\ISDS data sheet carefully Expostire tu uretitaties or petroleuns solvents maycause allergic sktn or respiratory reaction. Do tiot get itito eyes, onto skits. orclothing. if contact occurs, flttsh aflected areas with soap amtd water. Washcloth ins before ret use t ise on suit Is adequate vettt it ition Seek medical helpfor all-nser exposuret TIllS PRODUCT IS FOR l’ROELSSIO’xAI. [SIONLY

9. TECHNICAL SERVICE

‘fecl,ttical -\‘.sislat,ce is availahle by contacting

REIIIANE P01.1 1ERS tNlEt{N A’[iON.l,, flC.10830 Poplar AveitueFontana. Califorutia 9233Phone: (909) 357-7200Eai: (909) 357-7215

10. LIMITED WARRANTY

Urethane Pols nters lnten,alional, Ittc. tA’l I warrants thus product It, lie freeof defects it wnrkmansltip and ntateruals only at the time ut shipn,ent [rotaour factun. If am (P1 o,aterials prose to contain manufacturing defects thatsubstantially effect their perfomsattec, [Ph will, at its option. replace thematerials or refund its pureltase price.

This limited warranty is the only warranty extctsded by [P1 w itls respect toits nsaterials Tl,ere are no other warranties: including the imsuplied warrantiesof n,erehantabiltty and titness for a particular purpose. DPI specifleallsdisclaims liability for any incidental, consequential. or other damages.including but not limited to. loss of prtsftts or damages tti a structure or itscontents, arising under -dos theory of law whatsoever

The dollar ‘-aloe of [PIg liability and buyer’s rentedy under this Itmttedsuarranty shall not exceed the purchase price nfth,e [Pt material in question.

URETHANE POLYMERS INTERNATIONAL, INC. + 10680 Poplar AvenuC + Fontana, California 92337Phone: (909)357-7200+(00)560-0230+ Fax-S. (909) 357-7215

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II. TECHNICAL DATA

MCP-6000-HS ALIPHATIC TOP COAT

PROPERTY TYPE .l!CP-6000-HS TEST IIETHOD(25010Q I

-

AliphaticPolymer Coniousition

- Polyester Polyurethane

Solids Contenu B’ Weightl 78-- 2°c ASIM 0-1353

VOC Content 250 grams’litcr Calculated.Weight Per Gallon 9.7± 0.2 lbs. ASThI 0-II’SViscosit’ 77°F 3060 poise BrookfieldCure Time 1177°F. 50° R.ll. ;R 10

21 hours. oils

Flash Point Above I 16t . ASTM DM5Tensile Strength 3500 ± 300 psi ASTM D4 12Llcimate Elongation 200 ± 50° ASIM 0-I 12

• ltardaess. Shore A go ± S ASTM D-2240;: Adhesion to Base Coat 30 ph

Water Vapor Permeability 0.1 perms ASTM E-96. . - C-502 Tabor Abrasion. 1000 Rev. 1000Abrasion Resistance. Inch Loss Less than .002

Gm. Wei2hL CS-17 WheelI Water Absomtion Less than I I ASTM 0-543. Tear Strength 350 ± 50 thIn. ASTM 0-1003, Chemical Resistance (CommonI

I E\cellent ASTM 0-2299encountered acids. salts. and oils)

\Veatheñng Resistance I No Chalking 2000 hours ASTi\[ G-25: Service Temperature Ranee -30 to + 180°FLTheniial Shock No loss of adhesion Alternate Heat Cold Cycle

\lanuljciurcd tinder license ftnrn MCI’ Chemicals International. luc

Vtr-. n-H, l’

URETHANE POLYMERS INTERNATIONAL, INC. + 10880 Poplar Avenue + Fontana, California 92337Phone: (909) 357-7200 ‘(800) 560-0230 + Fax: (909) 357-7215

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PACIFIC UNLIMITED INC4 SYNERGY • COLLABORATION • SOLUTIONS

P.O Box 10838, Tamuning Guam 96913(671) 4734374

Monday, December 23, 2019

Mr. Joseph AngocoExecutive DirectorGuam Ancestral Lands Commission590 S. Marine Corps DriveSuite 733, ITC BuildingTamuning, Guam 96913Email Address: joseph.angoco(gale.guam.gov

RE: Expression of Interest in short term leas of Polaris Point GALC property

Dear Mr. Angoco:

I would like to express our interest in leasing property owned and managed under GALC. Theproperty we are interested in is located at Polaris Point, Piti. Specifically, we are looking at a 3 to5 acre parcel previously leased by the Knik Construction Company adjacent to the Matsonparcel. We will be using the property for parking and staging and can further be described asused as a laydown area. We are initially interested in a short term year to year lease with theintent to work toward a longer term lease if and when an RFP is released by GEDA. Ourtimeline for occupancy is within the next 90 days. We look forward to your response and if youhave any questions please feel free to contact me at your convenience.

Regards,

Michael LimtiacoVice President888-6280mlimtiaco6pacificunlimitedguam.com

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I : POLARIS: About (lie Property

1.0 OVERVIEW

Lot Apra Harbor Reservation F-l2-l, portion of F-12-2. and F-l2-3. also refelTed to as Parcel N 14-I,Polaris Point, Piti, Guam consisting of approximately 13 combined acres or 52.609 ± square meters (TheProperty’). The Property is located off Route I, along Polaris Point road that leads to the Navy’s Submarine

Retrofit Facility’. The GALC intends to negotiate a lease agreement for the Property. or portions thereof, thatallows a prospective developer(s) to implement its proposed and approved development plans. The Property haspotential for commercial and or industrial use as it is located near the Jose D. Leon Guerrero Commercial Portof Guam as well as being adjacent to Matson Navigation’s container yard. GALC and GEDA intends tonegotiate a lease agreement for the Property that allows a prospective lessee to utilize the Property, or portionsthereof, for land uses consistent with the M- 1 Light Industrial Zone designation. If required, the offeror will beallowed to pledge the leasehold interest in the property to secure development financing.

To allow a prospective developer(s) to invest in the Property and recover investments, GALC/GEDAintends that a lease(s) will be awarded for a mutually agreed upon term not to exceed a maximum of fifty (50)years to include the initial term along with any option period(s) thereof. if a term(s) of more than five years isproposed, GEDA/GALC, along with the selected offeror, must comply with those processes mandaled byPublic Law 34—99 in order to fully execute a lease which will also require Guam Legislative approval of theresulting lease. Such term(s) will be subject to negotiations, with final approval by the Guam Legislature perPublic Law 34—99, bused primarily upon the amount of time required by the lessee to recover its investment,satisfy financing requirements and profit from investments.

In order to improve the state and condition of its real property assets, the GALC is also seeking apartnership with a prospective developer to assist the GALC with clearing and improving its properties. To thisend, the GALC would be willing to negotiate a lease rent For the Property in a manner that takes this partnershipinto consideration.

A description of the property and expectations of the selected developer are presented below.

1.1 PROPERTY USE CONSIDERATIONS

1.1.1 Property Location. The Property is located along the southern border of Polaris Road, Piti,Guam (See attached Map).

1.1.2 Previous Land Use. The Property was formerly utilized for metal recycling, aggi-egate storage,and construction equipment and materials storage.

1.1.3 Current ZoninQ. Public Law 30-232 designates Reservation Lot F-12 as Limited Industrial(Ml) Zone. If a change to this zoning designation is needed to implement the developer’s plans, an explanationof the need for change must be included in the proposal submitted in response to an RFP.

1.1.4 Mining of Property. Should aggregate mining be intended by the prospective developer as partof its development plan, GEDA/GALC requires that proposal in response to an RFP discuss how the propertywill become usable after the developer ceases to use the property for this purpose and discuss royalties that willbe paid from the use of the property for this purpose.

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1.1.5 Adjacent Property. Roads and utilities may traverse the Property, serving other properties inthe vicinity. These services shall continue uninterrupted but should relocation be desirable to satisfydevelopment objectives, consultation must first be conducted with affected property owner(s) and GALCapproval must be obtained. If approved, any and all relocation expenses shall be borne by the prospectivedeveloper. Adjacent property (30 acres) currently leased to Matson Navigation for container processing andstorage.

1.2 GALC and GEDA COMMITMENTS

• To support designation of the appropriate zone for the property to accommodate the development plan,to the extent allowable by law.

• To support the developer in satisfying all regulatory, land use, environmental, business, building andother local and federal permitting requirements, to the extent allowable by law.

• To support the developer in presenting and securing approval of the lease agreement to the extentallowable by law.

1.3 OFFER RESPONSIBILITIES

A lease agreement(s) will be prepared once negotiations with the successful offeror(s) have concluded. Sincethe lease will require offeror(s) to carry out various responsibilities, including, but not limited to those listedbelow, proposals must indicate concurrence with paying the costs for and carrying out the major responsibilitieslisted below:

1.3.1 Conceptual Plan. Prepare a conceptual plan for the proposed development, commit to a specificdevelopment schedule and secure all necessary development permits. In submitting a proposal in response to anRFP, offerors are required to submit this conceptual plan for the development of the property or portion(s)thereof which shall identify the type of use, the market demand for the goods and/or services to be offered, arough order of magnitude cost for developing the site and the offeror’s ability to finance development andoperations including evidence of such financial ability.

1.3.2. Business Plan. Create for itself and for GALC, a Business Plan that contains a project proforma consistent with the conceptual plan covering the period of time required by the offeror(s) for projectdevelopment and operation.

1.3.3 Infrastructure. Plan, implement and fund all infrastructure improvements needed fordevelopment plans.

1.3.4. Management. Accept management and maintenance responsibility for the Property thatpreserves the value and revenue generating capacity of the Property.

1.3.5. Environmental Remediation (If Needed). Accept responsibility for performance and costs ofany environmental remediation required to develop the Property as proposed.

1.3.6. Insurance. Obtain all required property, liability and workmen’s compensation insurance, andindemnify GALC and GEDA from any liability arising from the development and use of the Property.

1.3.7 SurvevfRetracement. Prepare a property boundary survey/retracement map of the Property andobtain all required approvals. Survey monuments must be maintained and visible at all times for inspection byGALC/GEDA.

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1.3.8. Fees. Pay all fees associated with the recording the Lease at the Department of LandManagement.

1.4 OFFEROR REOUIREMENTS

A primary consideration of the GALC and the Government of Guam is the benefits to be derived through thelease and development of this valuable asset. Traditional methods of generating revenue are addressed insubsections 4.4.1 and 4.4.2 below. However, GALC, GEDA and the Government of Guam recognize thatsignificant public benefits can also be derived through public/private partnerships and other mechanisms that,considered as a whole, exceed the benefits derived from a traditional real property lease transaction. Shouldother non—traditional methods be proposed by the offeror, these methods will be given serious consideration hut

offerors must still identify the benefits that would have been derived from a strict real estate lease transactionfor comparative purposes. Offerors are required to address the following requirements in their proposals:

1.4.1. Rent. Rent will he based upon appraised/estimated fair market rental value. In 2018, GALCestimated FMV for land (without improvements) to be approximately $0.30/sm/month utilizing a capitalizationrate of 10%. Prospective developers are required to identify the amount of ground rent to be paidannually/monthly over the term of the lease, taking into account GALC’s objective of generating the highestamount of revenue. Periodic escalations in ground rent will also be required over the term of the lease andtherefore, developer proposals must include escalations in their proposals and provide a fair and reasonablemethod incorporating fair market rental values for establishing ground rent.

1.4.2. Participation Rent. Subject to negotiations, GALC may require that the offeror(s) awarded theright to lease the Property pay participation rent which is defined as a negotiated percentage of the gross incomefrom the operations of the business or businesses located on the Property, payable monthly. In line withGALC’s objective of generating the highest amount of revenue, proposals submitted in response to this RFPshould indicate whether it agrees to payment of participation rent and if so, identify the percentage of grossmonthly income from the operations of the business or businesses located on the Property that will be paid asparticipation rent and provide a projection of monthly/annual participation rent payments. If proposals indicateagreement with payment of participation rent, proposals must also identify the method by which gross monthlyincome will be accounted for and any escalations in participation rent offered over the term of the lease.

1.4.3. Alternative Payment Mechanisms. Alternatives to property rent, subtenant and other rentsmay be proposed by offerors in their proposals, however, any proposal suggesting such alternatives mustdemonstrate how GALC’s objective of generating the highest amount of revenue is achieved by comparing thesuggested alternative to the property rent, subtenant and other payments described above. Alternative paymentschedules including rent deferrals may also be proposed but in no event will the total amount of rent be reduced.Interest may also be charged on any deferred rents. As well, the Offeror may propose in-kind services to theGALC with such value that may be considered when establishing a rent schedule.

1.4.4. Security Deposit. The proposal shall indicate that the developer(s) agrees to pay a non-refundable security deposit upon execution of a lease and the amount of such security deposit.

1.4.5. Sublessee Use of Property. Offerors must specify in their proposals whether or not subletting(or any form of third party use) is intended for any or all portions of the property being leased. Shouldsubletting be intended, offerors shall identify the percentage of sublessee rents paid to be paid to GALC/GEDA,if any. In addition, par icipation rent as described above may be required to be paid by sublessees.

1.4.6. Other Requirements. To ensure acceptability of the intended lease agreement by the public andthe government of Guam, additional requirements may be imposed and/or negotiated that are not specifically

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identified in this RFP, at the discretion oF the Government o Guam. In addition, Public Law 34-99 requiresLegislative approval of all leases whose term exceeds five (5) years. Additional requirement(s) may beimposed by the Guam Legislature. By submitting a proposal in response to this RFP, prospective offerorsunderstand and agree that additional requirements may be negotiated by the Executive and/or LegislativeBranches of the Government of Guam.

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I Proposals: Checklist

Offerors must organize their proposals into the sections delineated below, with tabs separating eachsection.

Introduction.a. Cover letter (must be on offeror’s letterhead)

Point of Contact. The individual executing the letter shall he identified by nameand position and shall he authorized to bind the olferor contractually.

H. Contact Information. Include the offeror’s name, address, telephone andfacsimile numbers, and email address. Also include the offeror’s principal placeof business.

b. Confirmation Statement. A point-by-point response to all numbered sections,subsections, and attachments to the RFP is required. If no explanation or clarification isrequired in the oferors response to a specific subsection, the offeror shall so indicate inthe point-by-point response or utilize a blanket response for the entire section with thefollowing statement:

“(Offeror’s Name)” understands and will comply.

2. Company Overview.a. Type of firm. State whether offeror is a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship,

joint venture, etc. Provide the organizational documents for offeror and a certificate ofgood standing from the state or territory of formation.

b. Year firm established. Indicate the number of years offeror has been in business under itspresent business name and the number oF full-time personnel employed by offeror in thelast twelve (12) months.

c. Other firm names. Indicate all other names by which offeror has been known and thelength of time known by each name.

d. Participating branch offices. If applicable, state the branch offices that participated in thedevelopment of the proposal, will participate in the evaluation phase, and will participatein the conduct of any services provided (office name and address).

3. Experience of Otreror.

a. Primary point of contact. Identify the overall project coordinator or manager who willserve as the single point of contact and liaison between the GEDA/GALC and the offerorfor all work tinder the development/lease plan. The manager candidate may be subject tothe approval of GEDNGALC.i. Provide his/her resume and describe his/her qualificationsii. Explain why this person has been selected as the overall project

coordinator/manager.

b. Key personnel. Provide the name(s), education, qualifications, experience, and the role ofeach key personnel assigned. Present an organizational chart identifying the relationshipsand duties of both the corporate staff and all proposed management and staff to be

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assigned to assist in the development/lease plan. At a minimum, if the offeror is anindividual, the proposal should include a complete resume of the individual. If the offeror isa firm, the proposal should include a resume of all the individuals who will be working onany aspect of the development/lease.

c. Client list and work. Include a listing of current and former clients and a description of thetype of professional/business relationship.

d. References. Offeror shall provide a minimum of three (3) references, which may includegovernment agencies, with who the offeror, preferably within the last 5 years, hasestablished a professional or business relationship. At a minimum, the olibror shallprovide the reference name, location, contact information, and nature of professional orbusiness relationship or dealings. These references may be contacted to verify offeror’sability to perform the conditions of the lease. GEDA/GALC reserves the right to use anyinformation or additional references deemed necessary to establish the ability of theofferor to perform the conditions of the lease. Negative references may he grounds forproposal disqualification.

4. Project Plans and Rent.a. Mana2ement capability. Demonstrate and show that as a business entity, offeror has sufficient

management competency and that its personnel have appropriate experience and ability to finance,opel-ate, and maintain the nature and scale o the development proposed.

b. Wp_plan. Offeror should provide a description of the work plan and the methods to be usedthat will convincingly demonstrate to GEDA/GALC what the offeror intends to do, thetimeframes necessary to accomplish the work, and how the work will be accomplished.

c. Rent. Identify the amount of rent to be paid annually over the term of the lease, taking intoaccount GEDA/GALC’s objective of generating the highest amount of revenue. Periodicescalations in rent will also be required over the term of the lease and therefore, proposals mustinclude escalations and provide a fair and reasonable method for establishing rent escalationsduring the entire lease term. Fair Market Value (FMV) appraisal(s) will also he required at somepoint(s) within the lease term. To determine subsequent rental value, GEDA/GALC may use acapitalization rate equal to or in excess of Nine Percent (9%) per year.

d. Participation rent. In line with the GEDA/GALC’s objective of generating the highest amount ofrevenue, proposals should consider payment of participation rent and identify the percentage ofgross monthly income from the operations of the business or businesses located on the Propertythat will be paid as participation rent and provide a projection of monthly/annual participationrent payments. If offered, Proposals must also identify the method by which gross monthlyincome will he accounted for and any escalations in participation rent offered over the term ofthe lease.

e. Alternative Payment Mechanisms. Alternatives to rent, participation and subtenant rents may beproposed by offerors in their proposals, however, any proposal suggesting such alternatives mustdemonstrate how GEDA/GALC’s objective of generating the highest amount of revenue isachieved by comparing the dollar amount generated by the suggested alternative over the term ofthe lease to the dollar amount of rent, participation and subtenant payments that would have beengenerated over the term of the lease.

f. Security deposit. The proposal shall indicate that the offeror agrees to pay a non-refundablesecurity deposit equivalent to a negotiable amount of rent upon execution of a lease.

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g. Sublessee use of property. Offerors must specify in their proposals whether or not subletting (orany form of third party use) is intended for any or all portions of the property being leased andtheir proposed sublesee rent.

5. Conflicts of Interest. The proposal shall also indicate any current or historical engagement orrelationships with any public or private party that could potentially create a conflict of interest withGEDA/GALC, the Government of Guam or any of its agencies or instrumentalities.

6. Qualification to do Business. The offeror must he certified to do business in Guam concunentwith the execution of the lease agreement. Please certify that offeror will comply with thisrequirement.

7. Affirmative Action. Include a statement that the offeror has established and implemented anAffirmative Action Plan for equal employment opportunities.

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I MAP INOTE:

- Not to Scale- Lot Apra Harbor Reservation Lot F-12-1, F-12-2. F-12-3 (13 combined acres or 52,609 ±sm)- South of Jose D. Leon Guerrero Commercial Port of Guam

NOT Part of Available Lease Area

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GOVERNMENT OF GUAMFY 2020 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET

GUAM ANCESTRAL LANDS COMMISSION

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LOURDES A. LEONGOVERI4OR

)GET & MANA GEMENT RESEARCHOFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR

Office Box 2950, HagAtña Guam 96932

JOShUA F. TENORIOLIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

BUDGET CERTIFICATION

The Bureau of Budget and Management Research hereby certifies and approves thebudget request for Fiscal Year 2020 herewith attached for;

GUAM ANCESTRAL LANDS COMMISSION

The Bureau fUrther attests that all efforts were made in the review process to ensurethe accuracy and compliance with the Governor’s approved budget ceiling. It shouldbe noted however, that the above-mentioned entity is ultimately responsible for theaccuracy and justification of their budget request and any submission outside of thecertified submission is neither approved nor sanctioned by the Bureau of Budget andManagement Research.

LESTER

ORIGINAL

LESTER L. CARLSON JR.DIRECTOR

SON, JR.

Date; way n7 nie

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IBBMR ABC]

Agency: Guam Ancestral Lands Commission

Agency Head: JOSEPH S. ANGOCO, Executive Director

I certify that the attached budget, submitted herewith, has been reviewed for accuracy andthat all requirements by the Bureau of Budget & Management Research (BBMR) havebeen met. I also acknowledge that this budget document will be returned to thisdepartment if any of the BBMR requirements is not met and/or if there are inaccuraciescontained therein.

Government of GuamFiscal Year 2020 Supplemental Budget

Agency Budget Certification

Agency Head: A Date:(Signature)

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GUAM ANCESTRAL LANDS COMMISSIONFY 2020 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

Guam Ancestral Lands Boards of Commissioners,‘\iilli,,iivj.l’. :\d:i. (‘Iiaii’inaii’ I{c,ii:ihl ‘I’. I;igu;uia, ‘‘ire (‘Imir Nlaiia C. Crux, Ser’v T’easii’cr•A’igela ri. (‘ani;irlu, IA)lIisa

Fluies essIi,Ig • I{(,IIII(I F’. Eckive;i • :nhIa F. ( )rhuiu

GALC-00 1 - Executive DirectorJoseph S. Angoco

kGALC-007 - Setretmy - Vacant

GALC-003 - Program Coordinator W -

Vacant

GALC-003 - Planner IV -

Vacant

GALC-002 - Adminisntive Assistant -

Vacant

GALC-006 - Land Agent HI -

Vacant

GALC-005 - Land Agent II -

Joey Leon Guentro

GALC-010 - Land Agent I -

Uza Ann Camacho

GALC-003 - Land Absnctor II -

Vacant

GALC-004 - Land Agent Supervisor -

Vacant4-

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4—

4—GALC-015, 016 - Clerk III -

(2) Vacant

GALC-08, 09, 011, 012 — Land Agent I -

(4) Vacant

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Government of GuamFunction: General Government Fiscal Year 2020Department:Program:

Guam Ancestral Lands CommissionSUMMARY5100A200209DC001 (Per OFB Request)

5100A230269DC005 (Per OFB Request)

AS400Account

CodeAppropriation Ctassification

Supplemental Budget Request

GENERAL FUND

FY 2018Expenditures &Encumbrances

PERSONNEL SERVICES

FY 2019Authorized

Level

FY 2020Governor’s

Request

SPECIAL FUND 1/

F’? 2019Authorized

Level

A B C D E F G H I J K L

F’? 2020Authorized

Level

FY 2020Supplemental

Request

FEDERAL MATCH

FY 2019Expenditures &Encumbrances

FY 2020Authorized

Level

F’? 2020Sup plementa I

Request

GRAND TOTAL (ALL FUNDS)

250

F’? 2019Expenditures &Encumbrances

(A + 0 + G)

270

FY 2020Authorized

Level(B + E + H)

EQUIPMENT: 0

271

FY 2020Supplemental

Request

WORKERS COMPENSA11ON: 0

DRUG TES11NG:

0

SUB-RECIPIENT/SUBGRANT:

0

0

0 0

0 0

0

0

7,000

0

0

0 0

4,100 a

0

0 0

0

0

a

Ill Regular Salarlesllncrements/Special Pay: 39,544 40,841 0 0 192,332 604,175 0 0 0 28,758 192,332 604.115112 Overtime: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0113 BenefIts: 15,500 18,340 0 0 71,755 299,552 0 0 0 13,024 71,768 299,552

TOTAL PERSONNEL SERVICES $58,444 $59,181 $0 $0 $264,100 $903,721 $0 $0 SO $41,782 $264,100 $903,127

OPERATiONS220 TRAVEL- Off-Island/Local Mileage Reimburs: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

230 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES: 19,764 26,081 0 0 5,899 165,518 0 0 0 13,420 5,899 165,518

233 OFFICE SPACE RENTAL: 0 0 0 0 0 53,485 0 0 0 0 0 53,485

240 SUPPLIES & MATERIALS: 0 0 0 0 5,200 4,200 0 0 0 0 5,200 4,200

290 MISCELLANEOUS: 4,000 4,200 0 0 8,400 11.400 0 0 0 2,600 8,400 11,400

TOTAL OPERATIONS $23,784 $30,281 $0 $0 $26,499 $258,703 $0 $0 $0 $15,020 $26,499 $256,703

U11LES361 Power: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0362 Water/sewer a 0 0 0 *0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0363 Telephone/ToIl: 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL UTiLtTtES $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 SO $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

450 I CAPITALOUTLAY $01 $01 $0 $01 ‘CI $1,200,000 SQl $°1 SO $01 S°l $1,200,000

TOTAL APPROPRIATiONS $82,228 $69,462 $0 $0 I S2,599 $2,362,430 $0 I SO ‘C $37,802 I $290,599 $2,362,4301/ Specify Speciat Fund

FULL liME EQUNALENCIES (Fits)UNCLASSIFIED: 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4CLASSIFIED: 0 0 11 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 22

TOTAL Fits 0.00 0.00 13.00 0.00 0.00 13.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 26.00

0

0

0 0

0

0

0

0 0

0

7,000

0

0

4,100

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0 0

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slooA2co2ogDcoo5 (Per OFB Request)

Appropriation Classification

SUB-A ECIPIENT/SU BGRANT:

GRAND TOTAL (ALL FUNDS)

0

FY 2020Authorized

Level(B + E + H)

0

0

0

8,400

Function:Depadment;Program:

AS400Account

Code

Government of GuamFiscal Year 2020

Supplemental Budget Request

GENERAL FUND SPECIAL FUND 1!

A B C 0 E F G H I J K L

FY2OIS FY2019 FY2020 FY2019 FY2020 FY2020 FY2019 FY2020 FY2020Expenditures 8. Authorized Governors Authorized Authorized Supplemental Expenditures & Authorized SupplementalEncumbrances Level Request Level Level Request Encumbrances Level Request

FEDERAL MATCH

FY 2019Expenditures &Encumbrances

(A + 0 + G)

270

Pt 2020Supplemental

Request

271

WORKERS COMPENSATION: 0

250

DRUG TESTING: C

290

0 0 0

MISCELLANEOUS; 4,000

0

0

0

0

0 0

0

4300

0 0

0

0

PERSONNEL SERVICES111 Regular Salartes/Incrementslspectal Pay: 39,944 40,841 0 0 192,332 604,175 0 0 0 28,758 192332 604,175112 OvertIme; 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0113 Benefits: 15.500 15,340 0 0 71,788 299,552 0 0 0 13,024 71,768 299552

TOTAL PERSONNEL SERViCES 558.444 559,181 50 *0 $254,100 $903,727 $0 $0 $0 $41,782 5264,100 5903,727

OPERATIONS220 TRAVEL- Off-lsland/Laeal Mileage R&mburs; 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

230 CONThACThALSERVICES: 19.784 26,081 0 0 5,899 185,518 0 0 0 13,420 5,899 185,518

233 OFFICE SPACE RENTAL: 0 0 0 0 0 53,485 0 0 0 0 0 53,485

240 SUPPLIES & MATERIALS: 0 0 0 0 5,200 4,200 0 0 0 0 5,200 4,200

250 EQUIPMENT: 0 0 0 0 7,000 4,100 0 0 0 0 7,000 4,100

TOTAL OPERATIONS $23,784 $30,251 $0 $0 $26,499 $258,703 $0 50 $0 $16,020 $26,499 $255,703

UTILES361 Power: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0362 Water/Sewer: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0363 Telephone/ToIl: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL UTILITIES 50 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

450 I CAPITAL OUTLAY $01 $01 SO $Oj Sal $1,200,000 $01 $01 $0 $01 $01 $1,200,000

TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $82,228 I $59,462 $0 5° I $2,382,430 $0 $0 $0 $57,802 $290,599 I $2,362,43011 Specity Fund Source(s)

FULL TIME_EQUIVALENCIES (flEe)UNCLASSIFIED; 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4CLASSIFiED; 0 0 11 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 22

TOTAL Fits 0,00 0.00 13.01 0.00 0.00 13.0C 0.00 0.00 0.OC 0.00 0.00 26.00

0 0

0

0

0 -Ü

0

8,400

0 0

0

0

11,400 0

0

0

0

0

0 0

0 2,600

0

0

11,400

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SURVEY & INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT FUNI)

Schedule B - Cuntructual

Item Quantity

Unit

[‘rice

fl 2021)Request

ES’ 2(119Authorized

VarianceI nc,tac/( l)ccreaie)

Audit Services I 523800.00 S 23,800.000 S 23,5(N),0() S 300(X)

Legal Services (MOU) I 548,(XHL(X) S 48,04)0(X) $ - S 48.0t$100

Advertisements - Miscellaneous I 56,6(15(10 S 6,605.00 5 2581.04) S 4,024(N)

Advenisements - 2x monthly meetings I 56.101.110 S 6,101(N) S - S 6,4(11(X)

Contractual -Survey I 558.7 I 2(X) S 58.71200 S - S 58,712(X)

Xerox Copier 12 S3.5tNJ.(X) S 42,(XXL(X) S - S 42.0001K)

Total Contractual S 185,51800)

Schedule C - Supplies & Materials

Unit FY 2021) FY 2(119 VariancrItem Quantity Price Request Authorized lncre-asv/tt)t’trca,ct

Office Supplies 12 5350181 S 4.2(10(X) S 5.000(X) S (8(XHX))

0 50(X) S - S - S -

0 SOUlS - S - S -

(I SOAK) S - S - S -

I) StUN) S - $ - $ -

0 51)005 - S - S -

‘I’ntal Supplies & Materials S 4,2(XUX)

Schedule I) — Et1uipmcitt

Unit FY 2020 FY 2019 VarianrrItem Quantity Price Request Authorized Inrnasd)t)ccft-use)

Desktop Computer 0 50(X) 5 - $ 8,452(X) S (8,452,04))

Laptop Systems 0 50(X) S - S 3.544(N) 5 (3,544(8))

Office Furniture I 554,6(8MM) S 4,000(X) 5- S 4,04K),(X)

0 51,00 5 100(X) 5 - S 1(8)00

0 5018) S - S- S -

0 50.0(1 S - S - S -

Total Equipment S 4.10(1.01)

Schedule E - Miscellaneous

Unit FY 2020 fl 21)19 Variap,ttItem Quantity Price Ret1uest Authtithed Increasdll)errruc.1

Stipends 7 Membersx 55)) Ca mtg=S350 12 57(10(X) S 8,4(10,00 S - S 8.400(N)

Misc. Esjwoses I S3JXX).()0 S 3,04101K) S - S 3Aflfl(N)

0 50.005- S - S -

0 50110 S - S - S -

0 50(8)5- S - S -

0 5018) S - S - 5 -

Tt,tal Mis-c llaneotts S I I .4(81(8)

Schedule F - Capital Outlay

Unit FV 2020 F’ 2019 %arianvrItem Quantity Price Request Authorized lncrrasLiltlkTn’asrI

Vehicle 4 S50.tXX).tX) S 2(N),tXX)IX) S 37,9(X),(N) S 102,1011tH)

[‘crease Lands for Re-Sale (invc’lmenls) I 5I,t)(J),(NfllJ) S I,INN)JN10jX) S - S 1(8101881(X)

0 SOAK) S - S - S -

0 50.04) 5 - S - $

0 511.18) S - $ - S -

0 50.48)5 - S - S -

Sl’otal Capital Outlay I ,2(10),tXX),(X)

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Schedule A - Off-Island Travel[BBMR TA-Il

DepartmentlAgency: Guam Ancestral Lands CommissionDivision: Guahan Ancestral Lands CommissionProgram: [and Housing and Natural Resources

Purpose I Justification for Travel

Travel Dale: No. of Travelers: 1/

Position Title of Traveler(s) I Air Fare Per diem 2/ I Registration Total CostS

- Is - Is -i_ss

- is - [s - Is -

Purpose / Justification for Travel

Travel Date: No. of Travelers: II

Position Title of Traveler(s) Air Fare Per diem 2/ Registration Total Cost5

- Is Is 55 - Is - Is - Is -

Travel Date: No. of Travelers: 1/

Position Title of Traveler(s) Air Fare Per diem 2/ Registration Total Cost5 - $ - $ - $5 - $ - $ - $

Purpose / Justification for Travel

1/ Provide justification for multiple travelers attending the same conference? training / etc.2/Rates must he consistent with Title 5 GCA, Div.2, Ch.23, §23103 and federal Joint Travel Regulations

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Government of GuamFiscal Year 2020

Department I Agency Narrative

FUNCTION: Land and Natural Resources

DEPT. I AGENCY: Guam Ancestral Lands Commission

MISSION STATEMENT:

Pursuant to Guam Public Law 2545, the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission is created; definesthe Commission as “Land Claims Facilitator”; mandates the establishment of a “Land Bank”;and compels “just compensation” as return of ancestral land(s) andlor monetary compensation,by:

+ facilitating the return of excess U.S. federal and Government of Guam lands to their originalowners;

+ pursuing and advocating for the return of excess U.S. federal and Government of Guam lands totheir original owners;

+ maintaining a “Land Bank (Trust)” for those dispossessed original landowners who will neverrealize the return of their ancestral lands;

and further, pursuant to Guam Public Law 25-178:

that “...Ancestral land claims shall be expedited and claims processing shall beconsidered an urgency measure by all departments, agencies andinstrumentalities of the government of Guam whose cooperation infacilitating meritorious claims is considered required.”

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:

Guam Public Law 25-178 establishes the rules and regulations for the Guam Ancestral LandsCommission (GALC). It provides for the acceptance and processing of applications for ancestraltitle andlor compensation. Our ability to timely and accurately process these applications isdependent on the number of staff qualified to receive and process these applications. The GALCmust sort through all the applications submitted to obtain and verify information in them. Thisrequires qualified staff to do research and planning. The Commission also obtains title to landsthat are not privately owned designated as “Crown Lands”. It must develop these properties totheir highest and best use in a Trust for the dispossessed original landownerstheirs who are notgetting their lands back. Without sufficient budgetary support for operations and personnel to

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conduct proper research, planning and development, we would not be able to accomplish ourmission.

Ancestral Lands is a special class of lands, rooted in GOVERNMENT of GUAM’Sstated policy in land return to the rightful original landownerslheirs.

The agency continues to expeditiously carry out its duties and functions with only one (1)classifled and one (I) unclassified staff assisting the Executive Director and its Board.

The Board of Commissioners comprise of seven (7) members. Its mission is to facilitate andexpeditiously return all excess U.S. federal and Government of Guam lands back to its originalland owners. The Board was able to hold work sessions, public meetings, and Title Hearingswith no compensation due to the moratorium on stipends.

The Commission continues its goal to conserve on supplies, energy (utilities), and to recyclemore.

The following is a list of mandates governing the work and processes followed by the GuamAncestral Lands Commission:

1. P.L. 22-73: requires Government of Guam to properly compensate landowners whoseproperty has been taken for public use and to make an appropriation to the Governor’s Office inconnection therewith.

2. U.S.P.L. 103-339: returns 3200 acres of excess lands.

3. P.L. 22-145: returns 3200 acres of ancestral lands, surveying of these lands, and creation of“Land Survey Revolving Fund”.

4. P.L. 23-24: to prohibit the Government of Guam from entering into cooperative agreementswith respect to the so-called Wildlife Refuge administered by the U.S. Department of Interior atthe property in the northern area of Guam that was formerly the U.S. Naval Facility and toprohibit the use of Government of Guam resources and personnel in any manner that could beconstrued as supporting continuous federal holding of such properties.

5. P1. 23-25: designating the former Naval Facility lands at Ritidian Point as property of theGovernment of Guam, and to demanding that the Department of Defense return these excesslands to the rightful owners from which they were originally taken by force, deceit, and outrighttheft.

6. P.L. 23-141: returns 6500 acres of ancestral lands, surveying of these lands, and creation of“Land Survey Revolving Fund”.

7. P.L. 24-109: Notice of Meetings.

6. P1. 25-45: Enabling legislation creating the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission and defines“Land Claims Facilitator” and “Land Bank” and compels “jusa’ compensarion” as return ofancestral land(s) and/or monetary compensation.

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a. P1.25-107: pwvides for administrative jurisdiction by National Park Service of undevelopedGovernment of Guam-owned lands within the boundaries of the War in the Pacific NationalHistorical Park under certain conditions.

10. P1. 25-178: GALC Rules & Regulations (overall) and regulates that: “..Ancestral land claimsshall be expedited and claims processing shall be considered an urgency measure by alldepartments, agencies and instrumentalities of the government of Guam whose cooperation infacilitating meritorious claims is considered required”.

ii. P.L. 25-180: regulates quorum for Guam Ancestral Lands Commission.

12. P.L. 26-25: §4. Return of Land by Federal Government under GLUP 94.

13. P.L. 26-36, Section 3: Mandates that the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission establish the LandBank Program by the end of Fiscal Year 2004.

14. P.L. 26-100: repealed Tiyan Trust and mandates the return of ancestral lands to originallandowners from that identified as excess to airport needs, and to return those other Tiyan landsto original landowners that were under the jurisdiction of GBDCA, DPR, and GHURA.

is. P.L. 27.113: Transfers properties under the jurisdiction of (he Department of Public Works thatare located in Tiyan, alternatively known as the former Naval Air Station, Agana (Brewer Field),to the jurisdiction of the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission, by adding a new §80106 to Title21, GCA.

16. P.L. 28-68, Section 75: Real Property Tax Moratorium on Returned Federal Excess Lands toOriginal Land Owners, “A nzorawriu;n Ofl tile payment of real property lares shall be in effect,u,til tax year 2007”

17. P.L. 28-133: An Act to Add a New Section 80)05 to Title 21 GCA relative to Developing aComprehensive Zoning Plan for Ancestral Lands. (b) A “Provisional Commission” wasestablished to complete a comprehensive zoning plan for all properties and parcels under thejurisdiction of the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission.

18. FL. 28-150, Section 75: Real Property Tax Moratorium on Returned Federal Excess Lands toOriginal Land Owners Continuation. “Section 75 of Chapter IV ofP.L 28-68 is hereby amendedto read: (b) Properties having no zoning designation after tax year 2007 due to their previousstatus as federal excess lands shall be subject to said niorarorhusi on the payment of realproperty taxes until the property is designated a zone.”

19. P.L. 29-25: “An Act to Zone the previously Unzoned Lot Nos. 5328-5NEW-R2, 5328-R6NEW-R2 and 5328-6, All in the Municipality of Dededo to Light Industrial (M-l) Zone

20. P1. 29-61: “An Act to Amend §4320 I, 43202 and 43203 of Title 5, GCA, relative toPerformance Reviews of Agency Heads.”

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21. P.L. 29-88: “An act relative to applying a Real Property Tax immunity for original landowners,their estates, or their heirs on the return of federal excess lands which shall be effective until suchtime free and direct access or use of the returned property is properly recorded with theDepartment of Land Management.”

22. P1. 29.128: An Act to Add a New Chapter 23 to Title I, OCA, relative to creating I KunilsionGuahan Fine’nana (The Guam First Commission) on (he Military Mission in Guam; and toAmend §2 105 of Title 4, Genders on Boards and Commissions”

23. P,L. 29-135: “An Act to Renumber §60907 and to add a new §60907 to Article 9, Chapter 60 ofTitle 21, GCA, relative to the Department of Land Management Building Construction Fund...”

24. P.L. 29-145: “An Act to Zone the previously Unzoned Lot Number 5327 in (he Municipality ofDededo to Light Industrial (M-l) Zone”

25. P.L. 29-151: “An Act to Add a new Article 14 to Chapter 68 of Title 21 of the Guam CodeAnnotated, relative to the return of unused properties to their Rightful Owners and Heirs, and tocite the Act as “The Return of Private Properties Act of 2008.”

26. P.L. 30-237: “An act to add a new Section 4120 to chapter 4 of title 5, Guam code annotated,relative to requiring government agencies to post their budgets on their websites.”

27. P.L. 31-01: “Relative to the suspension of annuity payment from the defined benefit retirementplan.”

28. U.S.P.L. 106-504: Guam’s first right of refusal to federal excess lands.

29. Executive Order 2002-13: Creating task forces to support the missions of the Guam AncestralLands Commission and the Chamono Land Trust Commission by the Department of LandManagement.

30. Executive Order 2002-19: Ancestral land use and administration.

31. Executive Order No. 2011-03: Creation of the governor’s peace (prevention and earlyintervention advisory community empowerment) council.

32. 12GCA, Chapter 72, Land Claims Loan Revolving Fund.

33. I2GCA, Chapter 74, Landowner’s Recovery Fund

Other personnel, procurement, and civil service mandates:

34. 4GCA §4105 and Executive Order 96-24, DOA Personnel Rules & Regulations

35. 5GCA ChapterS, Guam Procurement Act, Procurement Regulations

36. Executive Order No. 2007-18: Mandates all Government of Guam workplacesto be Tobacco-Free effective January 1,2008.

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37. P1. 29-20: “An Act to Amend Title 4, GCA §2103.5. relative to Executive Nominations; and toAmend Chapter 13 of Title 4 GCA to require Disclosure of felony convictions, lobe known as“The Public Official Disclosure Act.”

as. Civil Service Commission — Compensation & Classification Plan.

39. Civil Service Commission — Pay Schcdule.

40. All budget laws, other Executive Orders, Board directives and Resolutions as may be pertinent to(he Guam Ancestral Lands Commission.

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[BBMR DP-1JDecision Package

FY2020

DeparlmenUAgency: Guam Ancestral Lands Commission Divisio&Section:

Program Title: Claims, Research, Development & Planning Division

Workload Output

FYZOIR FYZOI9 FYZOZOWorkload Indicalor:Level of Accomplishment Anticipated Level Projected Level

Title Hearing 9 13 20Property Research 18 27 36Applicants 31 32 36

L

Activity Description: Claims provides for the intake and processing of Applications for Title and Compensation,Claims of Interest and initial inquiries for information Research, Development & Planning provides fur the research ofinformation, documents and maps relative to lots, owners and claims of interest. It also provides for (lie planning anddevelopment of lots that are owned by the Commission. P1, 25-178 establishes the rules and regulations for the GuamAncestral Lands Commission. It provides the acceptance and the ability to process the applications in a timely matterwhich is dependent on the number of staff that arc qualified. The GALC must verify and obtain all information of allthe applications that were submitted and the staff must be qualified in carrying out the research and planning. TheCommission also stands to obtain title to lands that are not privately owned and must develop the properties to theirhighest and best use in a Trust for the dispossessed original landowners and also heirs who are not getting their landsback. The Commission would not be able to accomplish its mission without proper research, planning anddevelopment.

Major Objective(s):A. Train existing staff to accept and process applicationsB. Research and confirm information in applications submitted.C. Prepare and assemble applications for the Title Hearing deliberationsU. To provide the necessary tools and resources for staff to do their jobs.

Short-term Goals: To assist original landowners and their descendants to obtain title to ancestral lands returned by theUnited States of America (Federal Excess Lands); to assist the original land owners in their pursuit towardscompensation for the lands taken by the Government of Guam and the United States since 1930; to research andconfirm information in applications, and to provide information to management for decision and informationprocessing.

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[BBMR DP-1]Decision Package

Fl’ 2020

Department/Agency: Guam Ancestral Lands Commission Divisio&Section:

Program Title: Administrative

FY2OIS FY2I)19 fl’2024)Vork1oad Indiculor:Level of Accomphshmcnl Anlicipled Level Projected Level

Public / Title Hearings 9 13 19Process Applications 21 32 48Inquires 31) 40 60Annual Reports 1 1

ORIGiNAL

Activity Description: This program provides the necessary support for budget, payroll, procuremeni, data controlsupervision1 and other administrative services for the Commissions personnel and operations.

Major Objective(s):A. Provide timely financial reports to management.B. Improve the time for processing of procurement items.C. Monitor data control processing of landowner applicant records.

Short-term Goals: Assist the Commission and staff In its administrative needs; Having the Commission fullyautomated; ensure proper budgetary confonnance per fiscal year and maintain appropriate Classified staff levels forcontinuity.

Workload Output

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IBBMR DP-1]Decision Package

IV 2020

DepartmentlAgency: Guam Ancestral Lands Commission Division/Section:

JProgram Title: TRUST/LAND BANK DECISION

Short-term Goals: To finalize the Land Bank Trust Rules and Regulations

Workload Output

. n’zOlS fl’2019 FY2020%Vorkload Indicator: . -Level of Accomplishment Anticipated Level Projected Level

To be determined at a To be determined at aLand Bank 0later date later date

— a F— - —

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ActiviiiUescription: Public Law 26-36 mandates that the Guam Ancestral Lands Commission establish the Land Bankby the end of the 2004 Fiscal Year. GALC created the Land Bank Sub-Committee to oversee the establishment of alladministrative and legal requirements for the Land Bank and to review applications for the Land Bank properties witha recommendation to the Commission for action. All properties within the GALC inventory that arc clearlygovernment property have been identified and placed in Trust to fulfill statutory mandates of the Land flank, ascontained within PL 25-45. This Trust has been recorded with the Department of Land Management. GALC isworking closely with the Guam Economic Development Authority to develop Request for Proposals (RFP) so that thehighest and best usage is obtained with properties contained in the Land Bank Trust.

Major Objective(s):Establishment or the Land Bank Trust Rules and Regulations.To comply with P.L. 25-45.

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IBBMR UP-IlDecision Package

FY 2020

DepnrtmenUAgency: Guam Ancestral Lands Commission DivisionlSection:

)Program Title: PROVISIONAL COMMISSION

Activity Description: Pursuant to P.L. 28-133 - “An act to add a new section 80105 to Title 21 G.C.A. relative todeveloping a Comprehensive Zoning Plan for Lands.” A Provisional Commission for the Zoning of Ancestral Landsreferred to as the “Provisional Commission”, was established to Include the Ancestral Executive Director of GALC,the Director of Land Management, the Administrator of Guam Environmental Protection Agency, the Director ofAgriculture and the Director of Bureau of Statistics and Plans. The Executive Director shall serve as Chairperson 0fthe Provisional Commission. Members of the Provisional Commission shall assign employees from their respectivedepartments to assist the Commission in its work.

Major Objective(s): The Provisional Commission shall complete a comprehensive zoning plan for all properties andparcels under GALC jurisdiction, to include properties already deeded to GALC claimants that are not zoned. TheProvisional Commission must request and consider the opinion of alt affected GALC claimants and shall conducthearings and present a draft zoning plan to claimants before adopting the plan.

Short-term Goals: To resume the Provisional Commission Meetings and conduct Public Hearings with all ancestralland claimants.

Workload Output

. fl’20t6 FY2019 FV2020%Vnrk)oad lndtculor: .Level of Accomplishment Anticipuled Level Projected Level

Continue the Provisional Continue the Provisional Continue (he ProvisionalPublic Hearin Commission Meetings or work Commission Meetings or work Commission Meelings orgs

with Legislature to blanket zone with Legislature to blanket work with Legislature toall parcels, zone all parcels, blanket zone all parcels.

Commission Work Session 0Parcels Zoned 0

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Agency Staffing Pattern(PROPOSED)

FUNCTIONAL AREA:

DEPARTMENT/AGENCY:

GENERAL GOVERNMENT

GUAM ANCESTRAL LANDS COMMISSION

PROGRAM:

FUN U:

GUAM ANCESTRAL LANDS COMMISSION

GALC SURVEY. INFRASTRUCTURE & DESELOPNIENT FUsIIrns2rnl2a’lllcIrn5(per OFB Reqeestt

In?rnl by Dep.rtnwaL Isiptit by Depanniant

• Nighf Differential / Hazardous / Worker’s Compensation / etc.1/ Indicate “(LTAY’ or (Temp.)” next to Position Title (where applicable).2/ FY 2021 (Proposed) GovGuam contribution rate of 26.28% for the Government of Guam Retirement Es subject to change.3/ fl 2021 (Proposed) GovGuam contribution rate of $19.01 (bi-weekly) for DDI is subject to change.4/ FY 2021 (Proposed) GovGuam contril,ution rate of $187 (per annum) for Life Insurance is subject to change.

(Al (HI CI 05 El (F) (III (II (J) (KS (LI NIl (N) DI (P1 (DI (H) IS)

Benefitslncrennt -Pinilton Pasiflon Nanw of Gnile/ ( L.F.G.l ) Reterenxnt Retire tDDI I Social Secunl Medicare Life Medical Dental lola! Ilcncflls 53 + HNo. Nenter Title It Incumisenl Step Salary 0venin Spnial’ Dale Ant Subl,,lul (J • 26.28%) 2/ ($19,01526P1’) 3/ 6.2% • 3) (1.15% • 3) 4/ Prendmn) ( Prendumt I K lhro Q I TOTAL

1 GALC.lH(I Execulive Director. toe. Joseph Angoco $85,001) $0 $0 SI) $851810 $22,338 5495 $0 $1,233 $187 57.101 $468 $31.82! $116,8222 GALC4II2 Adndxilstrati,e Assistant Recniilnwnl 3.01 31,076 0 $598 0 31,674 8,324 495 (I 459 187 7,11)1 468 17.034 48.7083 GALC.013 Program Cornllnaflr IV Rtcruilnwnl 0-01 49,897 0 $960 0 511,857 13,365 495 0 737 187 7.101 468 22,353 73.21(14 GALC.014 Land Ageni Supervisor Recruienwnl N’Ol 35,013 0 $866 0 45.8(t) 12,057 495 (I 665 (87 7,101 468 20,973 66.8535 GALC.Ot(5 Land Ageni II Jose C. Leon Geerrero K.05 $39,350 $0 $757 $0 $411,107 $10440 $495 $0 $582 187 7.101 468 $19,373 559,48(16 GALC.OI(6 Land Agent Ill Recnillnwnl M.III 40,762 $8 $781 $0 $41446 $10,918 $495 $0 $602 (87 7.101 468 $19,771 $613177 GALC.0117 Secretary Unclassified G’Oi 24.729 0 $376 0 25,3(15 6,624 395 0 365 (87 7.101 4611 15,24(1 40,4358 GALC.08 Land Agent I RecruItment 1.01 28495 0 $5511 0 29.14$ 7,659 395 0 423 1(7 7.101 468 16,333 45.3789 GALC49 Land Agent I Rccniltnot 1’OI 28495 0 $550 0 21.145 7,659 495 0 423 (87 7.101 468 (6,333 45,478

!L CALC.0I0 Land Agent I Liza Camecho 1.15 45491 0 $883 3/12/2021 0 46374 (2,292 495 0 678 187 7.101 338 21.221 67.995II GALC4II LandAgeal Rnriallmem 1.81 21495 0 5550 0 29.115 7459 495 0 423 187 7,101 368 16333 45,47812 CALC4I2 Land Agent I Rectullnnl 1.81 21495 0 559 0 29,145 7.69 495 0 423 287 7,101 468 16,333 35,47813 GALC4I3 Land Alatractor II Reaulmnt 341 31,076 0 5591 0 31474 8,324 495 0 459 (87 7.101 468 (7,034 48.70814 GALC4I4 PbmierlV R.enhneot N.UI 45,014 8 $466 0 45480 12487 495 0 645 (87 7.101 464 29373 6645313 GALC.015 Clerk III Recn,itmem E41 21.095 I 5386 0 21.501 549 495 0 3(2 187 7,101 463 (4313 35.7(3•j CALC4I6 Clerk Ill Reenuitnant EMl 21.095 0 5406 0 21401 5450 495 0 302 (87 7,101 468 (4313 35,71417 B 0 50 0 0 0 I I 0 0 0 0 U 0•ii 0 0 $8 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0•w 0 0 $0 0 0 0 8 0 0 I 0 0 0 0

I 0 0 $0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 *21 0 0 $0 11 0 0 0 6 0 I 0 U 0 I22 II 0 58 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0 0 58 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0j1 (I 0 $0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 025 I) 0 $0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Grand T,,(aI: — $594,379 $1) $9,796 ... $0 $603,175 $158,775 $7,920 $8 $1,761 $2,992 $113,616 $7,418 $299452 5903.727

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Gosemmenl or Guam

Fiscal Year 2020Agenc. Stirnng Pattern

CIRRENT)

fBR.%IR SI’-l]

FtNCIIOSAL ..REA:

DEPARTNIENT/\C,EN(Y:

PROGR 4NI:

GENERAL GOVERNMENT

CLAM ANCESTRAL LANDS (0%INIISSION

SI.’ IN! -\ RI

FIND: GENERAl. FIND/GALU SiRVEY. !NFRAMRUfltRE & DEItLOINIENT FUND

Inital by !)qwi.at 4 l.nutl’s Den.n,wd

Hi ID) III F I —- IC) I III ‘3 I I I’ II.) ‘NI’ iN’ Di Pp iQI ‘K) ‘Si

• incre.irotPicilojo noah0. Name oF Cn.ki I FFG-II R.tine.l Retire 1)0!, S’wialStn,ñt, NIedkar, life iTnikal Deotal Total Heotrth I • K

No. Nuttier Title Incobrol Slop 5.1w Onetime-

S1jedaP I Dale Ia.L SuhIp,al 3 • iAJfl I 1 19.IiI’ifiPfl n.m SI )35’i • 3) II I Preothfl’ I Pnouuoi, I K Ibm Q TOTAl.

I r.Alc-GeoenlFsnd — — I 0 II 01 — 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 ol ii II 0

2 — CALC - 511SF — — 11t152 I 13111 0 l2W56I 316*3 ‘.385 0 1.74! 541 2l3O 1.31W 51.1*3 ‘75.715

4 ..

5

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12 .-..

13 —

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15 -..- —-

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19 •--. .— — —

Grand Total: — 5119.152 10 SlAin — $0 1120.561 131.613 10.385 $0 $1.74! $561 521.3113 $1-WI $51,113 1)75.735

o Ni1bt Diffennlial/ Tlanrth,.s t 5,,rker, C0.l40SaIil’0 I tIC.

I’ fl 2030 C;n.Guam r,’ptinboli’n Cr lily Insunoty 1117 lwr

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Government of Guam [BBMR SP-I]Fiscal Year 2020

Agency Staffing Pattern(CURRENT)

FUNCTIONAL AREA:

DEPARTMENT/AGENCY:

(;ENERM. GOVERNMENT

GUAM ANCESTRAL LANDS COMMISSION

PROGRAM:

FUNI):

GUAM ANCESTRAL LANDS COMMISSION

GALC SURVEY. INFRASTRUCTURE & I)EVELOPMENT $IINl2Ni2a9DCo0EpcroFB RLqtwcU

f t IflfNI by Dep.FInICnL TIjIIf

(A) (B) IC)

* Night Differential / Hazurdou / Worker’s Compensation / etc.

I? Indicate “(LTA)” or ‘(Temp.)” nnt to Position Title (where applicable)2/ Fl 2020 GovGuam contribution for fife Insurance is Sf87 per annum

ID) iE (Fl (6) (ID (II (ii (RI IL) (NI) (NI (0) (P) (0) (K) (5)Bcneflb

rhumi I’o’dlio,s Name 0r Grade!Incrcnwnt

( ( Retirement Retire (DIII) Social SewriIv NTrdicarc lire Medical Dental Totd flerwflta ( J ÷ H INo. Nund,er Thk If Incumbenl Step Sale,’ Ostnit SpcciaI Date 4mL SoI,h,al (J ‘262fl) ($19.012611’) (62c J( (I.45’ J( 2/ Pr.nOmI I Preninml ( K thmQ I TOTAL

I CALC4OI Execulhe DircdIw- I ‘w. joscØ. Anioco W.292 $0 SO $0 $66392 Sf7,438 $395 SO 5963 $181 57.101 $368 526.662 $930542 GALC-002 AdninistntiieOrnccr. I iw. Mada ArdIda ((.01 33.911 0 652 0 .14.563 9.083 395 0 501 187 7.101 468 (73435 523982 GALC4O5 Land Agent Ti Jose C. [soil Curt-rem K-OS 39350 I 757 0 40.107 10331 495 0 582 187 7.101 468 19373 59.3301 GSLC4TO LnlAgent I UnCa,nac&i 1-15 45.89! I I 3/12/2021 0 45.891 12,061 395 0 MS 181 7.101 468 20376 66.8675 0 I 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 I I 0

.±_ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

.j_ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2_ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ll_ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0IL 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ii 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0IL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

II— 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0n_ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0IL 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0IL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0

2±. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02±. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0

IL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Grand Total: .— $119,152 SO 51,309 — SO $120561 $31,683 $1,385 SO 51.738 $561 $21,303 $1,493 $55,184 $170,745

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Government of Guam [BBMR SP-LjFiscal Year 2020

Agency Staffing Pattern(CURRENT)

:ce IiàihvDeparbnent

Special Pay Catrp,vin(A) Ill) (Cl (I)) (El Fl (61 III (II (H (K)

3/ 2) 3/ 4/ 5/ 6/Nighl

Ilolitb> Differential None Sunday Nurse KNITPosiüon Position San of Pay Pay Ibzand Hazard Pay Pay Pay D+E+F.G+II.I.i

No. Number Tide Incumlienl 10% (0% 8% IS (.5 15% SoI,tii(a II GALC-OOI Ailninistra(or - Joseph Ancn 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $4) so so2 G\LC.IN)2 AdninistraliveOfficcr - Inc. Katherine B. Nlartfr 65113 0 I) 0 0 0 0 652

105 06 07 08 09 0ID 0II 012 013 014 015 016 017 0Is a19 020 021 022 023 024 025 0

I! IDe;

Applies hi law enforcenwnl ptn.miwlApplies in colid smste i, mployeesI ½ if reg. rate or pay from I2am Fralay to 12 nii,Inight Sumla’I ½ of reg. mit or pay rn daily work erceeding 8 hoursA pphcaldv only In OFI) an,I,ulalory senice personnel. 15% or reg. ra leof pay

0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 I 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0

— 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Q 0 0 0 0 0 I IQ 0 0 0 0 0 I 0Q 0 0 0 0 0 I I0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 I 0 0 I 00 0 0 I 0 0 I 0

-ii $0 I $0 51.409

3 CALC.0l0 Land Agent I - toe. Lin Camach,i

000

756.73

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

757

0

0

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2)3/4/5/6/

if ref. rare. applicable frOm hp.w6an emplinee musl nor 1.3 hours consecudse oiler pm for enlillenxnl iF the pay

$0

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UFISINAN I MAGA’IIAGAOFHCE OF THE GOVERNOR

JOSIJtTA F TENORIOSICUNDO h’ACALA!U • LIEUTE’1ANT COVERNOR

December 19, 2019

Louisa WesslingP.O. Box 3685Hagatna, GU 96932

Dear Ms. Wessling:

Pursuant to my authority under 21 GCA § 80103, 1am pleased to reappoint you to serve as a

MEMBER, GUAM ANCESTRAL LANDS COMMISSIONTerm Length: Four (4) Years; August 18, 2019 to August 17, 2023

Your reappointment is a testimony to your commitment to service and the understanding of thegreat responsibility that this position requires and I know that you will continue to fulfill yourduties in a professional manner for others to follow’.

Once again, I appreciate your willingness to serve in this position, and I am confident that yourtime on the Board will be effective and productive.

As you are aware, this appointment is subject to the advice and consent of! Liheslaturan Guahthz.If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Michael Weakley of the Governor’s Officeat 475-9477.

Senseraincute,

LOURDES A. LEON GUERREROI Maga ‘hdgan GuähanGovernor of Guam

cc: U. Governor of GuamChairman, GALCExecutive Director, GALC

fttCARPO J BORPALIO GOVLR\R S COMPLF\ - HGAT$iA GUAM Th910PD BOX 2930 • HAGATTA GUAM 96932

671.’172H931 • 671.472 8932/6

LOURDES A LEON GLIERRERO• COVERNOR

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Q1 (j) positions within the Guam Election Commission;

2 (k) limited-term, part-time substitute teachers of the Guam Department of

3 Education;

4 (1) all persons employed pursuant to this Section, effective October 1,

5 2018, shall meet the minimum Knowledge, Abilities, and Skills (KAS) associated

6 with such position;

7 Cm) professional engineers required to fill Chief Engineer positions;

8 (n) positions within the Business Office of the Guam Memorial Hospital

9 Authority (GIvil{A) which shall consist of certified coders and billers;

10 (o) Victim Advocates within the Office of the Attorney General;

11 (p) the Executive Director and staff positions of I Kumision I Fino’

12 Cffamontyan I Fines ‘nd’guen illistoriayan Lina’la’ I Taotaa Tdno’ (the Commission

13 on CHamoru Language and the Teaching of the Histoxy and Culture of the

14 Indigenous People of Guam);

15 (q) Child Protective Service social workers at the Department of Public

16 Health and Social Services; and

17 (r) Labor Law Enforcement Specialists.

18 i SectIon 13. Board and Commission Sffpends Any compensation or

19 stipend owed to a board or commission member for attending a regular or special

20 meeting in Fiscal Year 2019 shall be paid from appropriations in this Act by the

21 department or agency responsible for the administrative support and operations of

22 such board or commission. Except for Commissioners of the Civil Service

23 Commission, any board member who has sewed on a board continuously for ten

24 (10) years or more may receive a stipend totaling no more than Two Hundred Fifty

25 Dollars ($250) per month for meetings attended; however, board and commission

26 members may elect to not receive said compensation. I Maga’ldhen Gudhan may,

127Dcc. No. 34GL-t8-2255.

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,flvJcV Us[ASIA CASIL — 66,391 •7$: ofi7?rR’rvMELVIN WON PAT BORJA - 70,000DORIS AGUON - 67,200JAYNE FLORES — 70,000FRED BORDALLO — 71,561LESTER CARLSON — 102,407DANIEL LEON GUERRERO - 79,238EDWARD BIRN - 102,407EDITH PANGELINAN -91,144MARIA PANGELINAN - 86,250DAPHNE SHIMIZU — 102,407MICHELE SANTOS —91,144TYRONE TAITANO - 85,181JERMAINE ALERTA — 66,828CECIL ORSINI —66,392JESSE GARCIA - 91,144VINCE ARRIOLA — 100,746STEVE EGNACIO — 108,526MELANIE BRENNAN - 91,402THERES ARRIOLA — 101,902WALTER LEON GUERRERO - 82,240DAVID DELL’ISOLA —82,071GERARD TOVES — 79,034RICHARD YBANEZ - 76,188VICTOR VILLAGOMEZ — 70,870PIERRE T. AGUON - 93,000

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