Guam Hazard Mitigation Plan - Western States Seismic Policy Council

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SECTIONEIGHTReferencesFEMA. 2004b. “Federal Funding Approved to Help Fight Guam Wildfires.” Accessed on August25, 2004. http://lumahai.soest.hawaii.edu/Enso/articles/980323-fema.htm.FEMA. 2008. Multi-Hazard Mitigation Planning Guidance Under the Disaster Mitigation Act of2000. March.FEMA SQANet. 2011.FEMA and Government of Guam. 1998a. Guidelines for Department of Public Works. .FEMA and Government of Guam. 1998b. Hazard Mitigation Survey Team Report.FEMA and Government of Guam. 1998c. Strategies for Policy Makers.Fontaine, Richard A., 2003. Flooding Associated with Typhoon Chata’an, July 5, 2002, Guam.United States Geological Survey Fact Sheet 061-03. USGS Water Resources, Honolulu,HI, 6 pp.Gawel, Mike. 2004a. Personal communication by email from Mike Gawel, GEPA, to GeoffThornton, Environmental Planner, URS. August 12.Gawel, Mike. 2004b. Personal communication by email from Mike Gawel, GEPA, to GeoffThornton, Environmental Planner, URS. September 9.Global Seismic Hazard Assessment Program (GSHAP). 1999. Annali di Geofisica. [Summaryvolume.] Ed. by D. Giardini et al.Guam, Government of (Government of Guam). 1978. Executive Order 78-23. Land-use districts.Government of Guam. 1985. Executive Order 85-1. Amendment to Executive Order No. 84-19(Emergency Declaration). http://governor.guam.gov/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/E.O.-85-1-Amendment-to-E.O.-84-19.pdf.Government of Guam. 1985. Executive Order 85-19. Flood damage protection.Government of Guam. 1988. Executive Order 88-20. Flood damage protection.Government of Guam. 1990. Public Law 20-147. An act to repeal and reenact Chapter II of TitleLXV of the Government Code, and to repeal and reenact Section 13200 and Subsection(a) of Section 48003 of said code to establish the process for comprehensive developmentplanning in Guam.Government of Guam. 1993. Public Law 22-18. An act to reserve government real property forfuture use by the three branches of government.Government of Guam. 1994. Public Law 22-83. An act to add subsections (d) and (e) to §66403,Title 21, Guam Code Annotated, to require special inspections and structuralobservations for the construction of high-rise structures; and to amend §49.30 of Title 9,Guam Code Annotated, to make it a felony of the first degree for a building inspector toaccept a bribe.Government of Guam. 1996a. Appendix A of Executive Order 96-26. Interim ApplicationReview Committee (ARC) guidelines.Government of Guam. 1996b. Public Law 23-88. An act to amend 21 GCA §67101, relative tochanging Guam’s Uniform Building Code Earthquake Seismic Zone Three (3) to SeismicZone Four (4).8-2
SECTIONEIGHTReferencesGovernment of Guam. 1997a. Executive Order 97-10. Adoption of the Guam Coral ReefInitiative (CRI) to establish a policy development mechanism for the protection ofGuam’s coral reefs.Government of Guam. 1997b. Executive Order 97-18. Relative to establishing a Civil DefenseAdvisory Council to Assist in the Implementation of the Office of Civil DefenseEmergency and Disaster Preparedness Activities.Government of Guam. 1998a. Guam Long-Term Recovery Task Force Final Report.Government of Guam.Government of Guam. 1998b. Executive Order 98-18. Relative to adopting recently modifiedand finalized Federal Insurance Rate Maps, Flood Boundary and Floodway Maps, andFlood Insurance Study as emergency rules and regulations.Government of Guam. 1998c. Public Law 24-161. An act to add a new Chapter 14 to Division 1of Title 12 of the Guam Code Annotated, relative to establishing a drought measurementand comprehensive water conversation plan.Government of Guam. 1999. Floodplain management retrofit plan. October 15.Government of Guam. 2000. Public Law 25-173. An act to add §§9301(d), (e), (f), (g), (h). (i),and j to Title 5 of the Guam Code Annotated, relative to requiring an economic impactstatement for proposed government regulations or fee increases in rule-makingprocedures and for other purposes.Government of Guam. 2003a. Draft Guam Seashore Reserve Plan. August.Government of Guam. 2003b. Letter from Felix Camacho, Governor, to Jeff Griffin, Director,Region IX, Federal Emergency Management Agency. March 28.Government of Guam. 2003c. Public Law 27-006. An act to restore §22402 to Division 2 of Title5 of the Guam Code Annotated, relative to providing authority to I Maga’lahen Guåhanfor emergency expenses.Government of Guam. 2004a. Executive Order 2004-05. Relative to placing the Government ofGuam Recovery Coordination Office (Paka Office) under the Office of Civil Defense.Government of Guam. 2004b. Web site of the Government of Guam.http://ns.gov.gu/government.html.Government of Guam. Undated. Flood damage prevention rules and regulations.Government of Guam. 2004. Title 10 of the Guam Code Annotated, Chapter 36. Health andsafety, environmental health, mosquito control.Government of Guam. 2004. Title 21 of the Guam Code Annotated, Chapter 60. Real property,regulation of real property uses, land management.Government of Guam. 2004. Title 21 of the Guam Code Annotated, Chapter 61. Real property,regulation of real property uses, zoning law.Government of Guam. 2004. Title 21 of the Guam Code Annotated, Chapter 62. Real property,regulation of real property uses, subdivision law.8-3
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ReferencesTABLE OF CONTENTS7.2.4 HM
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