(L7*~2A-, JOSEPH F

LC**A. CLAM U 5 A October 25. 1989

The Honorable Joe T. San Agustin Speaker, Twentieth Guam Legislature Post Off ice Box CB-1 Agana. Guam 969 10

Oesr Mr. Speaker:

Transmitted herewith is Bill No. 994. which 1 have signed into Isw this date

as Public Law 20-1 14,

Si erety, (L7*~2a-, JOSEPH F. ADA Governor

Enclosure TWENTIETH GUAM LEGISLATURE 1989 (FIRST) Rephr Session------a= CERTIFICATION OF PASSAGE OF AN ACT TO THE GOVERNOR

This is to certify that Substitute Bill No. 994 (LS), "AN ACT TC APPROPRIATE FUNDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TO REPAIR AND CORRECT THE FLOODING DAMAGE CAUSED BY TROPICAL STORM COLLEEN, TO CORRECT A PREVIOUS APPROPRIATION, AND TO AUTHORIZE PRIVATE TELEPHONES AT GUAM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR RELATIVES1 USE," was on the 16th day 01 October, 1989, duly and regularly passed.

Attested :

Senator and ~e~islativeSecretary

This Act was received by the C-vernor this 30% day of h&. . 1989. at -+:% o'clock

Governor's Office

APPROVED : n /

h'. AUA 1 Governor of Guam

/ Date: October 25. 1989

Public Law-No. 20-114 163 Chalcrn Sonto Papa Street Agono, Gwm969 10

STATEMENT OF THE SPEAKER

I hereby certify, pursuant to $2103 of Title 2 of the Guam Code

Annotated, that emergency condftfons exist involving dari~erto ti16 public health and safety due to the serious flmding ant! cther damage ctused by Tropical Stom Colleen, and the potentlal similar harm from other tropical storms during this typhoon season.

1 hereby waive the requirement for a public hearing on Bill 170.

994, in order to immediately ttddress these concerns, Dated this /614 day of October, 1989. n

&s,/'!&&j,OE T. SAN KG WIN u Speaker TWENTIETH GUAM LEGISLATURE 1989 (FIRST) Regular Session

Bill No. 994 (LS) As substituted by the Committees on Ways & Means and General Governmental Operations

Introduced by: J. T. San Agustin E. P. Arriola J. P. Aguon

P. C. Lujan T. S. Nelson D. Parkinson E. D. Reyes M. Z. Bordallo F. J. A. Quitugua C. T. C. Gutierrez G. Mailloux H. D. Dierking F. R. Santos J. G. Bamba D. F. Brooks E. R. Duenas E. M. Espaldon M. D. A. Manibusan M. C. Ruth T. V. C. Tanaka A. R. Unpingco

AN ACT TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TO REPAIR AND CORRECT THE FLOODING DAMAGE CAUSED BY TROPICAL STORM COLLEEN, TO CORRECT A PREVIOUS APPROPRIATION, AND TO AUTHORIZE PRIVATE TELEPHONES AT GUAM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR RELATIVES' USE.

1 BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE TERRITORY OF GUAM: 2 Section 1. Legislative intent. The Legislature recognizes that 3 Tropical Storm Colleen caused very serious flooding damage and related 4 problems which must be addressed immediately. 5 Section 2. Emergency. Because of the emergency nature of the 6 damage, the requirements of the government bidding and procurement procedures for the projects covered by this Act are hereby modified as follows : (a) That the Director of Public Works (the llDirectorn) solicit sealed bids by publishing in a newspaper of general circulation at least three (3) times within a period of ten (10) days a request for bids; (b) That the Director request in writing bids from all licensed Guam contractors, giving such addressees ten (10) days to respond to such request, such ten-(10-)day period to coincide with the same period for those bids solicited by the newspaper advertisements; (c) At the expiration of such ten-(10-)day period, the Director shall award the projects for which bids were solicited to the lowest responsible bidder or bidders and make such awards within ten (10) days after the bids are opened. Except as modified by this section, the general government bidding and procurement laws and regulations shall otherwise apply. Section 3. Appropriations. The following sums are hereby appropriated from the General Fund to the Department of Public Works to correct and repair the damage from Tropical Storm Colleen, and to prevent future flooding : (a) Agana. Seventy-Eight Thousand Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($78,500) for Agana in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PROJECTS: (i) $40,500 West OfBrien Drive (ii) 10,000 Bradley Street (iii) 15,000 10th St. - OIBrien Drive (iv) 5,000 Ladera Restaurant (v) 8,000 Governor's Office (b) Agana Heights. Two Hundred Forty-Four Thousand Four Hundred Nineteen Dollars ($244,419) for Agana Heights in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PROJECTS: (i) $ 20,000 Ditches and culverts (ii) 23,657 Fonte River Bridge (iii) 11,362 Tutujan Drive (iv) 189,400 Agana Heights School parking lot (c) Agat. Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Six Hundred Dollars ($250,600) for Agat in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PROJECTS: (i) $ 6,000 Staff housing (ii) 8,000 Cordero culvert - storm drainage (iii) 12,000 Bridge open culvert (iv) 4,000 Spanish bridge (v) 3,000 Old Togcha River (vi) 3,000 Perino St. and Rt. 2 drainage box culvert (vii) 4,500 Kamachile Rd . culvert (viii) 3,000 International Rd. culvert (ix) 12,500 San Francisco St. to Gaan River (x) 7,500 San Francisco St. (xi) 10,000 R. R. Cruz St. to Togcha River (xii ) 600 Atao Rd. - storm drain (xiii) 5,000 Erskin Dr. (xiv) 4,000 Block 8, Salinas River (xv) 3,000 Diaz, Saulla and Mesa frontage (xvi) 3,500 Santa Ana and Rte. 2 drainage (xvii) 45,000 Agat Marina - box culvert (xviii) 12,000 Rte 2. (hse no. 286) - box culvert (xix) 12,000 Box culvert (6'x6') (xx) 40,000 Box culvert (lOtxlO') (xxi) 12,000 Box culvert between PUAG Pump and Agat (xxii) 40,000 Box culvert (6'x4') - Elite Bakery (d) Mainal Asan. Nine Thousand Dollars ($9,000) for Mainat Asan in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS : PROJECTS: (i) $ 2,000 Nelson's Complex toward Naval Hospital (ii) 2,000 2 box culverts Rte. 1 ruxnuuuw A.I. tiUv&U~d.l$NTEXPENSE

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(iii) 5,000 Box culvert - Sophia's Lounge (e) Barrigada. One Hundred Seventy-Six Thousand Dollars ($176,000) for Barrigada in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS : PROJECTS:-- (i1 Camacho Way (ii) Ponding Basin at Rt. 16 (iii ) Cleaning ditches (iv 1 Cleaning culverts (v) Dry wells at San Antonio St. (vi) Radio Barrigada (Jose George res .) (vii ) San Antonio area (Paul Mendiola res. ) (viii) Leyang Barrigada (Garrido and Kamminga) (ix) 6,000 Surplus Store (f) Chalan Pago/ Ordot. Fifty-Eight Thousand Dollars for Chalan Pagolordot in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PROJECTS: Tai area drainage (ii) 10,000 Ordot Drainage I driveway crossing (iii) 5,000 Inalado area (iv) 5,000 Rtes 4/10 intersection - Chalan Lala St. (v) 5,000 Kosko Mart Chalan Padinan St. Chalan Pago / Ordot roadway repair (g) Dededo. Two Hundred Forty-Four Thousand Three Hundred Sixty-Nine Dollars ($244,369) for Dededo in the following amounts for the following projects : AMOUNTS: PROJECTS: (i) $ 6,598 Park area Chichirical San Antonio vicinity (ii) 120,625 lguan Terrace (iii) 47,064 Alecia Court (iv) 5,028 Gloria Circle and Redondo Luchan (v) 4,804 West San Antonio and Salisbury Sts. (vi) 4,000 Consolacion St. and Sta. Monica Ave. (vii) 28,800 Central Dededo viii) 21,450 GhURA Series 500 (xi) 6,000 Park - Sta. Barbara and Sta. Illor~ica (h) Yona. Thirty-Eight Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($38,500) for Yona in the following amounts for the following projects:

AMOUNTS:.- PRGJECTS: (i) $4,000 Pulantat - Antonio Q. Gjuir~er,~ (ii) 4,000 Pulantat - Frank Balajadia (iii) 3,000 Pulantat - Pedro P. Balajadia (iv) 3,000 Pulantat - Bill Balajadia (v) 3,000 Pulantat - Vicente Pangelinan (vi) 3,000 Pulantat - Antonio Camacho (vii) 2,000 Manengon - Rose Salas (viii) 2,000 Manengon - Enrique M. Santos (ix) 2,500 Manengon - Francisco Iwatsu (x) 12,000 Manengon Bridge (i) Inarajan . Thirty-Eight Thousand Dollars ($38,000) for Inarajan in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PROJECTS : (i) $ 5,000 Ditch in Tinaja area (ii) 6,000 Ditch at Tipoco area (iii) 7,000 Culvert before hill to Talofofo Bay (iv) 20,000 Chaming Lago area (j) Mangilao. Twenty-Four Thousand Dollars ($24,000) for Mangilao in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PROJECTS: (i) $ 3,000 Property of Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Nero (ii) 3,000 Mr. Antonio White, Rte. 10 (iii) 3,000 J. Apiag, Rte. 10 (iv) 3,000 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Cruz, Mamis Street (v) 3,000 Mr. Daniel Mendiola, Lalo Street (vi) 3,000 Mrs. Aurelia Francisco, Andersen Way (vii) 3,000 Corpus and Pangelinan Streets (viii) 3,000 Costat Lane (k) Merizo. Two Hundred Ten Thousand Dollars ($210,000) for Merizo in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PROJECTS: (i) $ 60,000 Ditches for twenty-five (25) homes (ii) 20,000 Bridges, storm drainage (iii) 30,000 Roads, streets and driveways (iv) 100,000 Culvert next to post office (1) Mongmong-Toto . Twenty -Nine Thousand Six Hundred Dollars ($29,600) for Mongmong-Toto in the following amounts for the following projects : AMOUNTS : PROJECTS: (i) $ 600 Toto Community Center dry well (ii) 3,000 Flooding at Flores residence (iii) 6,000 Roadway shoulder area cave-in (iv) 20,000 Cleaning of swale (rn) Piti. Seventy-One Thousand Sixty-Seven Dollars ($71,067) for Piti in the following amounts for the following projects: AMCUNTS: PROJECTS: (i) $ 9,000 Cleaning of Taguag River (ii) 26,000 Cleaning of Masso River (iii) 7,000 Quenga Court Road (iv) 12,067 Spruance Drive, Nimitz Hill ditches (v) 4,000 Culvert at Sasa Valley (vi) 2,000 Culvert, Varsity Club entrance (vii) 7,000 Culvert across Veteran's Cemetery (via) 1,000 Culvert across Piti Mobil Station (ix) 3,000 Culvert in front of K-Auto Shop (n) Santa Rita. Thirty-Four Thousand Dollars ($34,000) for Santa Rita in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PROJECTS: (i) $ 4,000 Culvert - Pale Duenas and Pale Eugenio Sts. (ii) 5,000 Pale Duenas and Corporal Sablan Sts. (iii) 15,000 Pale Duenas St. Houses Nos. 128, 138 and 144 (iv) 10.000 Drainage system, Cross Island Road (0) Sinajana. Eighty-Four Thousand Dollars ($84,000) for Sinajana in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PROJECTS : (i) $10,000 Marie E. Perez residence (ii) 11,000 Ana Cruz residence (iii) 12,000 West fall Samiliano area (iv) 10,000 Lucio Road, Agana Springs (v) 12,000 Ponding basin at Chalan Gumayuus (vi) 14,000 Storm drainage (vii) 12,000 C. L. Taitano Elementary School (viii) 3,000 Sinajana Community Center (p) Talofofo. Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000) for Talofofo in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PROJECTS: (i) $ 5,000 Bill Jones, As Ana Street (ii) 4,000 Jose Salas, As Ana Street (iii) 3,000 Ana Castro, Kiroga Ave. (iv) 3,000 Mariano Nauta St. (v) 4,000 Joaquin Taijeron, Taijeron Hgts . (vi) 3,000 Monica Concepcion land use area (vii) 10,000 Rts. 4A downhill to junction of Rte. 4 (viii) 6,000 As Ana Street to San Miguel Street (ix) 5,000 Vicente Ulloa residence (x) 7,000 South David Gordon St. xuxnxuuu A& CIU V LtCNm'1' EXPENSE

(q) TamuningITumon. One Hundred Eight Thousand Dollars ($108,000) for TamuningITumon in the following amounts for the following projects : AMOUNTS : PROJECTS: (i) $20,000 McDonalds to Mark's Furniture Store (ii) 10,000 Drainage system along Tumon village (iii) 50,000 Drainage system along Ipao and San Vitores road in front of Hilton. (iv) 15,000 St. John's St. entrance (v) 7,000 Gov. Carlos Camacho road (vi) 6,000 Entrance to Tumon Village apartments

(r) Umatac. Forty-Seven Thousand Dollars ($47,000) for Umatac in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PK03ECTS: (i) $10,000 San Dionicio Church (ii) 5,000 Nino Perdido Street (iii) 10,000 Low Cost Housing and Subdivision (iv) 7,000 Culverts at Soledad Street and Sanchez Store (v) 15,000 Reconstruct culverts (s) Yigo. Eleven Thousand Eight Hundred Sixty-Five Dollars ($11,865) for Yigo in the following amounts for the following projects: AMOUNTS: PROJECTS: (i) $ 2,850 Yigo Elementary School playground (ii) 7,850 Gayinero Drive east side (iii) 1,165 Gayinero St. Section 4. Mayors to coordinate. The village mayors shall coordinate with the Department of Public Works the implementation of the projects funded by this Act. Section 5. No transfer authority. The funds appropriated by this Act shall be exempt from the Governor's authority to transfer funds pursuant to Section 5 of Public Law 20-41, and further, funds appropriated ~rruuuc;~- - - A'I' CiU VYtZNMENT EXPENSE

for projects identified in this Act shall be expended exclusively as specified in this Act. Section 6. Clarification of previous appropriation. Section 1 of Public Law 20-96 is hereby repealed and reenacted to read: "Section 1. Eighty-Eight Thousand Dollars ($88,000) are appropriated from the General Fund to the Department of Public Works to repair and replace the corrugated (Butler-type) sheetmetal roofing, steel purlings, insulation, and the lighting and electrical systems of

the Santa Rita Community Center / Mayor's Office. " Section 7. Time limit. Since the funds appropriated by this Act are for emergency correctiorls and repairs, the projects funded by this Act must be completed by April 30, 1990, failing which the unexpended funds for unfinished projects shall revert to the General Fund. Section 8. Projects on private land. A contractor carrying out a project funded by this Act may not trespass on private land to complete the same without the express permission of the owner(s) of such land. Section 9. Return of surplus funds. The Governor is hereby authorized to return to the various agencies from which the monies were originally taken pursuant to his State of Emergency Declaration any surplus amounts remaining after the completion of the projects funded by this Act. Section 10. Exclusive telephones for relatives at Guam Memorial Hospital. The Administrator of the Guam Memorial Hospital shall provide telephone facilities for the use of relatives of patients during such relativest visits to the hospital. Such facilities will be exclusively dedicated for such use and shall not consist of the permissive use of the hospital's own telephones. TWENTIETH GUAM LEGISLATURE 1989 (FIRST)Regular Session ROLL CALL SHEET i 1 Bill No. 94r! Resolution No. - QUESTION:

NOT -AYE -NAY VOTING ABSENT

J. P. Amon \/br E. P. Arriola

3. G. Bamba /- M. Z. Bordallo D. F. Brooks vPI

H. D. Dierldng 4 E. R. Duenas v*" E. M. Espaldon V C. T. C. Gutierrea /

P. C. Lujan

G. Mailbur W M. D. A. Manibusan / T. S. Nelaon 4 D. Parldnson LB"

F. J. A. Quitugua yP- E. D. Reyes / M. C. Ruth v"* d. T. Sen Ague 4. F. R. Santos 4 T. V. C. Tanaka v/*i- A. R. Unpingco w@- 3 TWENTIETH GUAM LEGISLATURE 1989 (First) Regular session

Bill No. 774 (IS> Introduced by:

AN ACT TO APPROPRIATE THE SUM OF FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS TO THE MAYORS' COUNCIL FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADDRESSING THE FLOODING DAMAGES RESULTING FROM TROPICAL STORM COLLEEN.

BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE TERRITORY OF GUAM:

Section 1. Legislative Intent. The 20th Guam Legislature recognizes that Tropical Storm Colleen has caused very serious damages and problems which must be addressed immediately. Therefore the sum of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00) is hereby appropriated from the General Fund to the Mayors' Council to fund the costs of correcting and repairing the damage from Tropical Storm Collen, and also to prevent future flooding.

Section 2. The Mayors' Council shall determine the priorities of the problem areas which shall be addressed.

Section 3. Because of the emergency nature of the situation, the requirements of the bidding procedure and procurment procedures are hereby waived. lurnouugu KC GOVERNMENT EXPENSE

REPORT bSTATE OF EMERGENCY - FLOODING Z::!IIBIT SUMMARY

Exhibit "A": Plan of Action

Phase I, ( Time Frame - from 10/9/89 to 10/9/89. 4 calendar days )

Intent: To dispatch the Department of Public Works' resources to; and still maintain normal departmental services.

- Conduct field assessments and cost estimates for each flooding related problems, islandwide. Pending and long term projects were also assessed.

- Perform immediate and on the spot relieve of clogged systems within the central areas, where flooding causes an immediate threat to motorists and residences.

- Re-evaluate existing contract plans to isolate costs of drainage system for immediate processing of bids.

- Formulate "Plan of Action".

Note: All field personnel affected by "Plan of Action" Phase II(A) were properly informed about the integration of technical staff to coordinate field operations.

Phase II(A) & Phase II(B), refer to "Plan of Action"

Exhibit "B": Accomplishments/ Phase I

Exhibit "C" . Project Classification

Exhibit "D": Field Organizational Chart/ Immediate Restoration

Exhibit "E": Projects per village and cost estimates by project EXHIBIT "A" (page 1)

STATE Or EMERGENCY Plar~af Actior

PHASE I ( IflMEDIfiTLi Areas Covereb:

S i Agana Height'

': RsanIRaina

4 1 Pit;

?' TamuningITumc:~ Fieid Oceratizns and Assecsme-,t !Free !GI& 5 t0 1fi'91?5 k, Dralnage Restor?:i:i - Je::;? Fiores. Fie!: Leaoe

1 \ :!eanina of f%:ig?e Oceninac :; Earth Dit:n?r 7 Trench Wor- 4' Road Re~airslbamagebv Runoff C. I Pondin? Easir: - Larridfi

5. Cleaning and Flushlnc - Rudy Quijano, Field Suoervisor

1 All inlets and basins All eartn dnd linec dltchec i 1 High Velocitt Flushing 4 Bush Cutting along Drainage ditches - Where reauireG C. Fieid Assessment an3 Ccst.Estimating Isiandwice

1; All Drainaae and Flood-related wori a' Provi:? Sccre of Ic-% :I Entirsnmer,~~!:m~arts t: '?illa~z,imoac: of Air, wats-. Ntis? an3 Soil erosicr c' Prellmifisrs, qesign ccnsiaerstior,:. deveiooment schemer ?f dred fo: fiood 20nlr;l. !an: owner:fii;, la:: exchang;. tooograohlc survey, contours and orainaae flow oattern: asscciated w!t? natural terrain $1 Preliminarv cig;neer's cost estimate of mate ria!^. :act:, equioment an3 SUCG~;E~for cznstru?tian e! Project Estimate of Time Fra~efor co~c!etion of Field Work. Design Schematics. Design Calculatlccs. Specification;. Construction Drawings, Review;Ao~rova:r, Bid Phase, Bid Tabulation. Bid Evalu2tior. Conslrucc:on Calenasr aays an5 comcletlon dat?.

-1 Bridge naintenance a! Assess Access and Cosl tl 4.s;~: to reoiace Obsolete Dralnage System C. Qe-evaluate: Go~c!e!c ?cad kec~r~stru~ti~:~ clans - Tc isoiai? an2 contrac! dralnaae svstzrns oni,. EXHIBIT "A (page 2) :ikTE ?' EMERGEFCL Pian of Emergencv Phase IIA i Immediate! A, ACTIVATE SECTOR I Control) - Refer to attached general Guam Mac for Boundary Activation Date: 1C111/8° - Target date to comoletf field assessment SECTOR STAFF AND RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Englneer - Project Managemeei Eitra work schedu!e and distributioa, dailv reoorts, 2roject comoletior~ time keeping and otner relateG assignments ::ntinue assessmen! within Jssigned seztz7. '. Inspectors (2 eachi - To ~rovideassistance to Engineer: s 1 insoection for qua!ity control b; orovides additional field su~ervifors ,- \ f:\iiw-g0 r?' 311 -9n-g2ln? JCtl'iitleS when needed for aaiiy reDorts

Cie!. C .,..=-.. :c--- ',. -..-- a j suoeriis? t~eaetaiij :f eacn activi:) L' ere* u!ii r~ecoacose$ :,' ;! in-nouse eauiDnefit afic oersoncel :I renta! ecuiDme7,: , -, '2: ;;f ;zK;<;ar.; iz;:-z-?

-. MAINTAIN FIELG ASSESSflEtI? IF COST ESTIrOkTfS DIN:: EE-EV~LUBTICN COMPLETE FOR ROAD RiCONSTRUCTIDa PLANS PHASE ::!ti 131!0/@? - !O/!:!?Q

- Evaluation Team a' RON - determines dpDroximate Cost of lana acauisition t l Design 3rd Anaivsis - aoorcximace design an3 constructicq ccs; c; Pianniag - orovlae assistance such as aerial ~hcto,data files tc to evaioate estimate; 61 Survey - approximate survev and serverances reauired for float control design reauired. Command Pas: i: T:ansoa;ta:lcn Maiateqance - Serv1:e and kecalrs. Coordinaticn

:) Hlghwak Prograrnmi;~, Coordination and Contrc! - Administrative suooo-: for Reccrt: Assessments, Evalustionj, tlre-kee~ing,UD-date anc technical dccumentr reau1r.c for the Director ; report to tbi Guam Legislature and the Governor. 4; Engineering Staff - Overall coordination and suo~ortfor engineering work reauire: 5) Public Information Officer - Photogra~hicrequirements fcr reccrts. nMrcuuubnu ~1'tiuVEKMMENT EXPENSE

a EXHIBIT "B"

RESPONSE TO STATE OF EMERGENCY (FLOODING)

ACCOMPLISHMENTS: PHASE I (From: 10/6/89 To: 10/10/89

I, Group "A" - Drainage Restoration Equipment Fleet: Payloaders, Dumptrucks, Backhoes 9 units

Group "B" - Cleaning and Flushing of Drainage System 27

Total DPW Work Force 36

PUAG Support

GRAND TOTAL:

I I. AREAS :

a) . Agana - clean Catch Basin in 13 locations - opening of drainage outlet located behind Panasonic building and flus- ing of drainage system by PUAG - clean all Catch Basins and flush culverts from Agana Liquor Store to To- yota Office - clearing and cleaning of inlets of 32 percolation drainage basins within general vicinity of Cable TV and Pigo Cemetery - redefind allignment of ditch at Ar- riola's residence in Adelup - extensive restoration of wash-out coral roadways in Agana Spring - coral road repairs at Maria Perez road in Agana Spring - removal of collapsed corrogated culvert lines and replacement of RCP culverts, cleaning of all drainage inlets and removal of silts at open ditches from Agana Liquor Store to Pigo Cemetery

b). Agana Hghts. - cleaning of clogged concrete lined ditches and cutting of all over- hanging vegetation - removal of constrictions of lined ditches along Route 7

page 1 of 2 c). ~san/Maina - cleaning of overgrown vegetation and removal of trash/garbage in concrete lined ditches and flushing of culverts at Romano Street

d ) . Yona - coral road repairs along Andie Street

111. ADDITIONAL SUPPORT:

Coral Support 39 loads

page 2 of 2 tcr;rKUDUCED AT GO- EXPENSE -

EXHIBIT "C"

PROJECT CLASSIFICATION

Project Cost

IMMEDIATE :

Scope of work; involves minor and/or general clean-up, bush cutting, drainage flushing, ditch cleaning with manual labor. $0 to $5,088

INTERMEDIATE:

Scope of work: extensive silt removal, diver- sion of existing system, restoration of non- functional systems. Scope includes; extensive use of heavy equipment such as, excavators, cranes and dump truck for dredging and hauling of excess. $5,000 to $30,000

PENDING AND LONG TERN:

These are projects requiring land acquisition, some planning and feasibility studies, design work, construction, and the bidding process. $30,000 and above Rudy Quij ano / supv .

Antonio Mendiolal Ldr and work force

Benjamin Nauta/ Ldr and work force

Patrick Afaisenl Ldr and work force

H 4 Joseph Borja/ Ldr - Z. and work force cn a n -* Pa- P - H 0 Greg Castro/ Ldr HH . 0 H> and work force ,

ID V

rr Franklin Calvo/ Ldr H c Z - m - and work force a u C m- H Z H > H m

Jesse Floresl Supv.

Joseph Aguon/ Ldr H c and work force

I and work force I MAYG?. . RArr0w.S. OFF Lm-JB39-

1) Rab -n St.: need SO ft. covert at be.# 146. II . 21 R C.macho Way : need dry well to be clean and mai..tain hse, ll 659. 3) Cap1:ain Reyes Way r need dry well to be clean and maintain in fxont of Aguon's Store.

1) ROUTE I : 1) Rt.i; and San Vicente Drive needs a covert and drainage, to clean and maintain in front of the Riching Plaza Bldg.

2) Lin s Vcg. Store to the intersection of the Canada Tot( Rd. needs a 250 ft. long swell. On front of Mrs. Terry Borjals residence.

1 CANADA TOTL ROAD : 1) Nee: 100 ft. line ditch from ~ablan'iClinic to Mrs Gloria Sholing's residence, hse.4 95.

21 Linc: ditch to clean and maintain from Borjavs to Herr:andc-z residence. Dl ASPENGAO :

1) Need a covert crossing in : ,t of ( trb: idc! Elem. School.

E) ROUTE 16 :

4 < 3; 1) RT. 16 and Rt. 8 intersectior,, covel- nf Jls cleaning. 2) Ponding Basin needed behind ; :xon G; S tion, Rt. 10 needs cleaning.

3) Mr. Jose George residence ner,ls 4 dl 1 wc Ls. located behind the familie? I kssidenc 1.. bv ~86[c K& f, -&cd;7/ 9fi76 fi &?Y~/J A

F) ROUTE 8 EXTENTION TO P.C. LUJrlh' 3CHOOL : p3

1) Anthony Ignacio's residence I- )eds cc.-.er :rc)ssing.

G) ROUTE 10 :

1) Covert and dry well crossing :leeds tJ b( :leaned and maintain on hse. # 219 and !IS;:.# 231. J &San Antonio St., Mr. Lirntiaci., s b&i needs to purchase land for ponding bas'n and dr ell.. ~075/l/p. 45. fJ *A )b/r 3) San Antonio St., Mr. John Cr-:,: rcsid-ncc ,ieeds a line ditch and covert crossing.

Mr. Antonio Kamminga's =e needs + o purchase /&/a4 -c n7af"+ &+ A/ ~e6 2) Cleaning of swell, Rt. 10 fl-c West ?ror ir ters[ c- d. crjrc rC& tion to Leyang Road.

3) Behind Mrs. Tass residence &&&nT ds leaning.

I) LEYANG ROAD :

1) Ms. Juanita Manibusan resit-iei,:e neec a in6 ditch A' and covert entrance, 200 it. long.

2) Mrs. Frances Cruz residence r! ,eds line ( ':ch . 3) Leyang Rd. and Blas intersect :on-nec

4) Salas residence needs coveT-t -0 wide11 f 7 Q 18" to 24" @arridois e&c,*v0>,Rk7 nee &&& !in9 ba;in4- ,b td ,$, dryi.23 +&-/ P,// 7/ *AuJ

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DRIfXlN, SAM C* P.0. BOX 7621 rC-/& AGAT, GUAM 96928

GmIDO, GREGURTC) P.O. BOX 3457 He AGANA, GUM 96910

GEORGE, JOSE & BRIGIDA M. GENERAL DELIVERY BARRIGADA , GUAM 96921 KAMMTNCA, ANTHONY P.O. BOX 20371 Hv* BARRIGADA, CUM 96921 LIMTIACO , JUAN 14 P.0. BOX B W MANAB GUAM THE OFFICE OF MAYOR JwN F,. BbAS

Chairman Yigo Municipality of Yigo Municipal Planning Council Octobea 5, 1989

MEMORANDUM

TO : Raymond S. Laguuna, P4aident Mayoaln Council 04 Guam FROM: Yigo Mayotr

SUBJECT: Flooding Ptroblem, Muucicipditg 06 Yigo

In tre6etrence to the 6looding ptroblem in the MuvLicipafity 06 Yigo, 1 have fisted beeow the cmea that need to be addtruaed. Pleane be adviaed that 1 do not have the coat btreakdown to cotrtrect the aituution. Howvetr, the.ficope 06 wotrk inchdu the i~bahtionand cleaning 06 atottm dtrai~. The mean a66ected me an 6ollowa:

1. Intetraection 06 Rt. No. 1 and Juan Jacinto Rd. 2. Along Juan Jacinto Rd. 3. lgluia St. 4. Cahimi40 St. 5. Chah Katot 6. Yigo Elementmy School Pkkygaound 7. Gqinuo Dtr. - Eat Side

M otr 06 Yigo

GO MAYOR'S OFFICE P.0. BOX 786 ;ANA, GUAM 96910 Tel. Office: 653-2695 DEPUTY MAYOR HAYOR, JESSIE 8. PALICAN RAnaa S. LAGUANA Off-IEI 734 -3737 OFF I--3859

October 5, 1989

INORABLE JOE T. SAN AGUSTIN ?EAKER, TWENTHIETH GUAM LEGISLATURE 33 CHALAN SANTO PAPA ;ANA, GUAM 96910

3ar Mr. Speaker: irst of all, out of the $500,000.00 emergency fund to be ;ed for the flooding problem, I would like to use portion F that emergency fund to be use on Route 16, since it is on public property, it will not take long to eliminate the roblem that is causing a flood in that area. isted below are the residence that were effected by the Looding problems in Barrigada and are in need of assistance ; soon as possible. There is alot of work to be done, ~chas buying property for the ponding basin, dry well and 2locatating the families. I am requesting for someone who ; familarized in this field and also find an economical way I solve this problem. A) Radio Barrigada: The residence of Mr. Jose George is one of three families effected. There are in need of a dry well due to the fact the area in too small for a ponding basin or relocate the family.

B) San Antonio Area: The residence of Mr. Paul Mendiola is one of the eight families effected in this area needs to buy 'land for ponding basin, dry well or relocate the family.

C) Leyang Barrigada: The residence of Mr. Gregorio Garrido and Mr. Anthony Kamminga is in need of an additional land for ponding basin, dry well, or relocate the families, All the above listing is need of your attention because it will cost the government a great amount of money to eliminate the flooding problems in these areas. I hope The Twenthieth Guam Legislature find solutions to eliminate the flooding problems in Barrigada and also in the other districts. ASAN-MAINA MAYORS' COUNCIL OFFICE GOVERNMENT OF GUAM AGANA. GUAM 96910

Inter-Office Memorandum

To: Mayor Raymond S. Laguana President, Mayors' Council of Guam

Via: Mayor Gregorio M. Borja Council's Chairperson, Legislative Committee

From: Mayor of Asan-Maina

Subject: Flooding Problems

As per your request at the Council's meeting on October 4, 1989, submitted herewith are flooding problems within the municipality of Asan-Maina:

1) Sumbillo's Residence, also, needs culvert for runoff ;

2) Joaquin Cruz's Residence across National Park, also, needs clearing;

3) Behind Asan Body Shop, also, needs engineering study;

4) ~amaguchi'sResidence on Ramona Street.

Maina

1) Behind Bank of the Orient;

2) Arriola's Apt. along Halsey Drive towards Maina;

3) Fonte Bridge Area, also, needs clearing;

4) Peter Nelson's Office Complex towards NavalHospital, also, needs clearing;

5) Dry Well on Candelaria Road next to Daniel Guerrero's Residence. GOVERNMENT OF GUAM OFFICE OF THE MAYOR SANTA RITA - SUMAY DISTRICT P. 0. Box 766, Agana, Guam 969l0 GREG M. BORJA Tel: 565-2514 MAYOR

SubjecX: Phoblemn and vinchepancien ThaX Exinxed in Santa Rita Requining lmmediake Attention. I> FLOODING PROBLEM

1. Two neaidenXiaL aX Namo Falla Road ane expeniencing dLooding damage Xo Xhein home and ph~peh$y. Mn. Ana 80hja and Mnn. Tehhy LabaXon, next dooh neighbond nepohted XhaX exiaXed doh Xhe paaX dive (5) yeah6 and veny RitXle ha6 been done Xo ~0hheCXthe dlooding pho blem . Duning Xhe hainy aeason and anyxime Xhehe in a heavy down pouh, waxen encaping dhom PaLe Vuenan SX. and dnom the deadend aX SgX. G. Camacho Sfheex dhainn down hiLl npheading and 6Looding the lowen anea and inXo Xhe Bonja and Labaxon homen. RECOMMEND: ThaX an open nxohm dhainage be open up achonn fhe Govennment PnopenXy above Xheih phopenxy Xo CapXuhe ovehdLowing waXeh and divenX Xo the Namo Falln noad culveht Xhax dnainn inXo Xhe Namo Riveh and inXo Xhe ocean.

2. Flooding and axanding waxeh in Xhe Sun Vicenxe Ahea along Biahop Olano Vxive which nometim~ncovexn compLeXely the enxihe Xhavel puh- Xion od Xhe nighx hand side an one dhivea down dhom Santa Rita towanda OLd AgaX, causing vehicLe openaXohn Xo week Xowahdn Xhe LedX to Xhe oncoming Xnaddic lane. Thid Cauneh dehi0un tnaddic hazanda and aLno SLooding the two loX6 and home neanby. RECOMMEND: ThaX a nXohm dhain-cuLvent be laid aChObb Xhe dlooding anea Xo Xhe SouXh bide whehe an open nXonm dnain exinfed. Thia dlooding pnobLem han exinXed doh many yeana.

PALE VUENAS E PALE EUGENIO INTERSECTION I. InadequaXe culvenX on exinXing concneXe line diXch ( 1 Of' Via.I should be heplaced wiXh 24" Dia. Xo upghade Xhe dtainage capa- biliXy. 2. Pnovide guandnail aX Xhe aouXhwenX cohneh 06 Xhe ~MXQ~~QC,~~UM to phew enX puXenXia1 accidenLal hazahd Lo motuhiaX. Sub j : Pho blems and Dis chepancies Xhat existed in Sania RiXa hequihing immediaXe aXXenXion.

BISHOP OLANO DRIVE

1. Exiafing eanthline diXch geXXing deepeh and deepen, cauaed by washouX e6decXs. 7n borne aneas exisXing nwale ib Vehy close to the edge 06 pavemenX and ib Vehy hazahdous to Xhe moXohing public. RECOMMEND: INSPECTION AND ASSESMENJS Xo coh4ecX Lhe exibxing pho bLem.

PALE SAN VZTORES ST. I. ConcheXe line diXch ia up against the edge 06 pavemenX, daopping down apptroximately six (61 6eeX wiXh onty Bout [4) inch cuhb pho- tecting vehicles dnom Satling o 6 6.

RECOMMEND.: !.? ' : lnatalling guandhail extinding apphoximatelq ( 150 Ft. )

PALE ROMAN ST.

T. ConcheXe Line ditchlopen ~tohmdhain is up againsz edge 06 pavemenz dfiopping as deep as (40 Inches) in monX places. 2. Deep excavation/washout exnoaion up Xo Xhe edge 06 noad pavemenX exXhemeLy dangehoua to matohiat. NexX to Mendiola and Concepcion Rea RECOMMEND: Cuhb be jibace along atohm dhain to photecX vehiclea dnom dulling 066 into open atohm dnain/culvenX. Cauae immediafe hepain and cunb be placed along wanhouz ahea. - PALE DUENAS ST. ADJACENT TO MAYOR'S OFFICE ' - F. This is also cloae Xo Xhe enthance to 7. P. Toahen Elem. achool. Existing awale/Bi~~$2i~e!,ditch ehoded and geXting deepeh and deepeh oddsetting ,the existing eahth bed dhom oniginal elevaXion, causing a deep pix doh waten to accumulaXe in nome placen. RECOMMEND: ConaihucX open concneXe stohm dhainage ,to phevent duhXheh Q.honi0~ and to atlow dxee dLow 06 waten duhing Xhe hainq neaaon. 2. PALE DUEKAS ST. AND CPL. 7. SABLAN ZNTERSECTION SXohm dhainage clogged cauning debhin to ovehdLoi? and sphead debhis oven pale duenas AT. and in20 p~%~ateresidence- RECOMMEND : Clear and remove debris accumulations to prevent overflow. Page 3 1

Subj: Problems and discrepancies that existed in Santa ~itarequiring immediate attention. PALE DUENAS ST., ALONG HOUSE NO. 128, 138 and 144 Existing earth swale/line ditch is covered with vegetation growth and soil deposits, causing a severe flood damaged to the adjacent properties and homes across the street.

Redredge existing swale to bring back to it's original designed and construct open concrete storm drainage to prevent further collection of soil deposits and to allow free flow of rain water. J. P. SARMIENTO ST. TALISAY ;[WATER POND FORMFD from street storm drain along public easement, needs clearing in clogged area to allow flow of water into existing stream below. AX13COMMEND: Clear up debris and water and install/place 36" culvert and backfill to open up access easement road into adjacent properties behind Lot 402-R10-2-2+R1. V. D. LIZAMA ST.. TALISAY Existing earth swale/open line drainage is covered with vegetation growth and soil deposit causing flooding damage to adjacent properties.

2EXOMMEND : Clear up line ditch to bring back to it's original designed to prevent further flooding. ROUTE 17 - CROSS ISLAND ROAD During and after heavy down pour, the road near the residence of Mr. Vicente Guerrero and Mr. Ricardo Calvo becomes a lake and vehicles with low exhaust system cannot pass through, together with soil erosion on the road causing mud slime over road pavement.

Clear up and install adequate drainage/storm culvert to allow mudslide and rain water to flow across the road and drain into river below. BISHOP APURON AND BISHOP FLORES ST,. WUTE 17

Soil erosion and hill side wash off covers existing CORAL filled street due to inadequate storm drain the the area, causing residents at times to abandon vehicles and walk to their homes. RECOMMEND: Up grading of line ditch to reroute flow of flooding water Up grade existing street to elevate and apply asphalt topping to prevent further erosion and mudslide. INARAJAN MAYORS' COUNCIL OFFICE GOVERNMENT OF GUAM AGANA. GUAM 96910

OCT 0 5 is&

Inter-Office Memorandum

To: Mayor Raymond S- Laguana President, Mayors8 Council of Guam

Via : Mayor Gregorio M. Borja, Santa Rita Council's Chairperson, Legislative Committee From: Mayor of Inarajan Subject: Flooding.Problems

As per your request at the Council's meeting on October 4, 1989, submitted herewith are flooding problems within the municipality of Asan-Maina:

1) Tinaga Area, Inarajan (ditch)

2) Tipoco Axea, Inarajan (ditch) Your immediate attention and assistance to these problem areas is appreciated. mDpifaI (aif y'af && Tenltory of Guam

FEUX F. UNGACTA MAYOR & CHAIRMAN Agana Munlclpal Plomlng Council 2. Qdtuguala 4. EueOjio Gum&- ROSA T.P. SALAS vlce-chalmrxr 6. Jose Lujan

JESSE J.U. ARROYO 7. Luha EdqurCeane 8. Ben Lujanta The Shop Secretow 9. Satvado/t Lujan 10. EdquteanefA Aph. REMEDIOS CRUZ Treoswer 11. Snack Shack

JOSE D. SAN AGUSTIN Sergeant-at-Arms g/radhj St.

MEMBERS 1. KdXg Cane

PIIAR BURGESS 3. laabd Gumabon FRANCES A. CRUZ FRANCISCO CRUZ 5. Randy Angoco MERILYN S,N. CRUZ BARClLaA FRANQUR 10th St. Of&rLienVkive REGINA MAFNAS TEREWA PABLO BERNAWTA PEREZ RANDOLPH R. RMS EWARDO SlGUENZA 5. Upko&&xy Shop 14 you should need molte h~o/tmationconcuning the above, pfeane 6eet bee .to. COWmy o$$ice ddng negub od&ce horns at 477-8045.

FELIX F. UNGA~ Mayo* 04 Agana

P. 0. BOX EF AGANA. GUAM 969 10 AGAT MAYOR'S OFFICE P.O. BOX 7386 AGAT, GUAM 96928 565-2524

1. PROJECT: Water catchment and 30" culvert; 10 each Agat Staff Housing .'t"o c /f./r4/3n'@-LFL 002 u&$m -kml~fi, 846fl L/NL/ D I iTult/P~c#*~~:qz6pe /OFQ$~~ ~~~nm<~< ALL 2. 30" Culvert for storm drainage and wager catctment oven +ME at Guadalupe Cordero and Maria Cordova, boundary line i/@c~~h~fih with Route 2. baf-E~q&,d.~f~&cfSjLon~l@R/P~N C&CL/C;P,~C From Cordova entrance, Route 2 to Gaan River 50 w&+#t @,,LC LC* % Qf319Fr~ 3. Left hand side of Route 2 from Frank A uon's residence to Spanish Brid e. mM 4%% Pr/+d * CLW ~~~Lkht50 c4 Lum++AP P~L, GU LJgw 4. Perino Street and Route 2 drainage box next to Hafa ~daiStore, De2D ~%u/P- &wdd~3 &&J DL*, U&-rX. 50 w&t:-n &err 6 P&*c oc-dqr~. 5. Open culvert 100' long, San Francisco Street to Gaan River, N fr &K &~~f)zuc:jH 5 @cd, c KS. 6. 60' open culvert, block 27 behind Fred Santos' residence from project site to San Francisco Street. h&&ar CD 41~a~e4yOL~a 4 V &~i'- MEMORANDUM

TO: Raymond S. Laguana President Mayors' Council Office of Guam

FROM: Ordot Chalan Pago Mayor's Office

SUBJECT: Flooding areas, Ordot-Chalan Pago

The following areas, were flooded by Tropical Storm Collen on 10/4/89.

1. MAIMAI, CHALAN PAGO KONGA ST.TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH TAI, CHALAN PAGO CHALAN INALADO, CHALAN PAGO CHALAN TASI, CHALAN PAGO LNAKI STREET, ORDOT CHALAN FAMHA, ORDOT 3.ORDOT-CHALAN PAGO, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL cJ2v-L Me-ccl,,* ROSANNA SAN MIGUEL-JENKINS GOVERNMENT OF GUAM AGANA. GUAM 96910 Merizo Mayor 2 O&e

ICNAUO S. "RUCK" CRUZ I Mayor I LIST OF *WING PROJECTS IN MERlZO THAT REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ACTION:

X There are approximately twenty-five (25) homes that need lined ditches to prevent the water from getting into their home%. Most of the bridges, storm drainage plugged up. Host of the roads, streets and drivewaye are severely damaged by recent floodings. There is a need for Coral delivery to these areas. IGNACIO S. 9UCK" CRUZ Ol- Thee (3) roads need cold mixed asphalt, My office have been receiving numerous complaints from motorists especially the school bus drivers, The damage ia a direct result from the constant flooding.

JawQ. Addt

Jode m.Budnas Ant6nlo 5. Guz Ed*T-Ouz Vfcm~eQ. Nangsuta Joaquln B. San NlaIss Steve L Spencer JMM. 'lidpahago

TELEPHONES: 828-8312 .828-8772 DEBEDQ MAYOR'S OFFICE MUNICIPALITY OF DEDEDO, GUAM P.Cl.BOX 786, AGANA, GUAM 96910 (671) 632-5203/5019

JOSE A, RIVERA MAY OR

October 4, 1989

Memorandum

To: Mayor Gregorio M. Borja, Chairman of the Legislative Committee

From: Mayor Jose A. Rivera Dededo Mayors Office

At the Mayors Counc i 1 regular meeting held on October 4th, the total flooding problems were addressed. A1 1 the Mayors unanimously voted that a resolution be drafted and submitted to Governor Joseph F. Ada asking him to request the 20th Guam Legislature to convene and address the funding to correct the flooding problems.

The 20th Guam Legi sl ature's Speaker, Uice-Speaker and Chairman of the Committee on Energy, Uti 1 ities & Consumer Protection were present at the request of Mayor Raymond Laguana, President of the Ilayors' Counci 1 . bJhen di scur-sin9 the funding for the f tactding problem, the mayors were assured that on the following day (October 5th) the 20th Guam Legisl ature wow1 d convene to appropr i ate adequate funding to accommodate the needs of each vi 1 lage.

The Mayors were asked to go back to their respect iue off ices and 1 ist a1 1 the areas of flooding problems in +heir 8 Municipal i ties so that the Legislature can derive at a figure to appropriate funding to correct the flooding probl ems.

The followinq are the Municipality of Dededo's flc~cfding problem areas that need to be corrected:

1.. Clean/c\ea~ all drainage system located at -- Upper Kaiser;

2. Clean/clear all drainage system located at Liguan Terrace;

3. Clean/clear a1 1 drainage system located at Alecia Court ; Court: -. r* M. , 'Elayoi Gregario. Burja @ . .-. -13 ~ctaber4,1989' Page 2

4. With the almost completed church structure

compounded wi th black topping of property

surrounding thje church complex for parking

facil i ties,(flooding is experienced at the

intersection of Gloria Circle and Redondo

Luchan) ;

5. The drainage system located at the junction of West

San Antonio Ave.and Salisbury St. need to be revaluated

- so that the flow of the water can be

diverted to the ponding basin located near

Northern Pub1 i c Heal th Center bu i 1 ding;

6. The junction of Consolacion St. and West Santa

Monica Ave. experience flooding whenever it

rains;

7. A complete revaluation of a1 1 dry we1 1s system

i nstal 1 ed in Central Dededo is needed.

- Mayor OFFICE OF THE MAYOR DISTRICT OF TALOFOFO

October 5, 1989

Memorandum

To: Raymond S. Laguana, President Mayor's Council Office of Guam

From: Tito A. Mantanona Talofofo Mayor

Subject: Erosion and flooding in Talofofo Village

Here are the following listing of areas, which floods and erosion always happen evedtime heavy rain hits or typhoon.

Bill Jones, As Ana Street CFLoobl~6) Francisco Siguenza, Mariano Blas ~treet(~~wb;~5 Vicente C. Aguon, Mata ~treet

The above areas mentioned were the worst condition experiencing high water causing property damage and erosion.

The estimated cost to retify minor problem is approximately $50,000.

Respectfully submitted,

Mayor OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER MUNICI PALlTY OF PITI P.O. Box 786 Agana, Guam 96910

ISABEL S. HAGGARD Municipal Commissioner 472-123213 List of Maior Floodins Areas in Piti that needs immediate attention:

2. The Taguag River Bridge located at the end of Assumption Drive. According to Mr. David Camacho, his assessment of this bridge has been submitted through the proper channels, but as of this writing, no response has been received. These people affected are as follows: Mrs. Vicenta Alcon, Mr. Jesus Perez, Mrs. Theresa Cruz, Mrs. Rita Gumataotao, Mr. Juan Aflleje and Mrs. Josefina Rapolla.

3. The cleaning of the Taguag River, which runs from A. Quenga Street out to route one, behind the K-Automotive Shop. This - - assessment was done by Sixto Quintanilla.

4. The cleaning of the Masso River on Assumption Drive was also assessed by Mr. Quintanilla. The problem at this site is uprooted bamboo trees that have fallen into the river. Dur- ing heavy rains, the bamboo blocks the water paths and flows heavily on the sides close to the banks, causing some erosion on private properties.

6. Spruance Drive, Nimitz Hill. The Ditches on both sides of this drive, from Kamingaville down past the Nimtz Hill Estates, needs cleaning. This people affected are: Mr. Frank Castro and mr. Jose Cruz. 7. River on Bella Street needs cleaning. Flooding in residential homes occured Saturday, September 9th, Those affected in these areas are: Ms. Jennifer Terlaje, Mr. Frank Salas, Mr. Tony Falcon, Mr. Tomas Unsiog and Mr. Miguel Cruz.

8. Ditch near the 7-Eleven in Piti caused major flooding of approximately nine homes, including the Mayor's home. This culvert is located under Marine Drive across to the Santos Park. It nees to be flushed and san on oceanside needs to be dredged. Those affected in these areas are: Mr. Pedro Hart, Mr. Greg Concepcion, Mr. Jose Fejeran, Mr. Jose Quenga, Mrs. Abby Certeza, Ms. Eleanor Tuncap, Mr. Steve Aguon, Mayor Isabel Haggard and Mrs. Magdalena Tajalle. Dry Wells is being recommended for the Hillside residents all along Marine Drive, who are always flooded- during a heavy downpour.

Thank you for your support of our community concerns. MUNICIPALITYOF TAMUNING- TUMON GOVERNMENTOF GUAM c/o Mayor'sCouncil of Guam P.O.Box 786 Agana,Guam 96910 Phones: 646-8646/ 646-5211

ALFRED0 C. DUNGCA October 5, 1989 MAYOR

TERESITAC. BORJA I'RIORITYI..ISTING OF FLOODINGPROJECTS IN THE TAMXJNING/TUMON/EARMON VICE-MAYOR AREA REQUIRINGIMMEDIATE ACTION

1. Harmon(Co1d Storage area)access road leading to residential homes . 2. Marata St., Tumon - entrance leading to the Tumon Villa also in constant demand for coral

3. Route 1 - in front of Atkins Krolls all the way down to the intersection of Sakura Resturant/Guam Savings(drainage system plugged UP

4. Behind Hafa Adai 2 6 3 - residents experiencing low line flooding during rainy season

5. St. John's St.(across St. John Schoo1)entrance is also flooded during rainy season as well as in the Trailer Park area - residents experiencing low line areas being flooded.

6. Governor Carlos Camacho Rd(Camp Watkins Rd.)shoulders leading from the hospital(water builds up in front of residential homes/ driveways)

7. Entrance to Tumon Village Apartments, again this area is con- stantly having water build up

Most storm drainages are plugged up. Also, residents in low-line areas are in constant demand of coral.

Mayor

Vice-Mayor YONA COMMISSIONER'SOFFICE GOVERNMENT OFGUAM P.O. BOX 786 AGANA, GUAM 96910

VICENTEC. BERNARDO 789-1525 VillageFIo wer "Hibiscus"

OCTOBER4, 1989

ATTN: RAYMONDS. LAGUANA PQESIDENTOF THE MAYORS' CQUNCIL

FROM: VICENTEC. BERNARD0 MAYOROF YONA

SUBJECT: FLOODWITHIN THE AREA OF YONA TROPICALSTORM COLLEEN

PULANTATAREA

1. ANTONIOQ. QUENINE 2. FRANKBALAJADIA-789-1865

3. PEDROP. BALAJADIA 4. BILLBALAJADIA-~~~~~~~~

5. VICENTEPAGELINAN

6. ANTONIOCAMACHO

MANENGONAREA

1. ROSESALAS-789-2676 2. ENRIQUEM. SANTOS-789-3202 3. FRANCISCOIWATSU

MANENGONBRIDGE FULL OF BAMBOO'S. FRANCISCO N. LIZAMA October 5, 1989 Commissioner

Inter-Office Memorandum DANIEL E. SABLAN Assistant Commissioner To : President, Mayors' Council of Guam Via : Chairman, Legislative Committee Mayors' Council of Guam From: Mayor and Vice Mayor Subject: Flooding Problems As per your request at our Council meeting on October 4, 1989, submitted herewith is a listing of flooding problems being experienced in our community. 1. Maria E. Perez' residence in Agana Springs. - Mrs. Perez' access road is situated in a swamp area where it becomes inaccessible if swamp overflows due to heavy rain, - We recommend elevating and widening existing road access about four (4) feet from swamp level. - Opening new access road through backfilling, 2, Mrs. Ana Cruz' residence at Chalan Canton Tutujan. - Stagnant water settling due to old cess pool, - We recommend a storm drainage. 3, Westfall (Samiliano) area in Afame. - Overflow goes through their low lying area. - We recommend installing a seventy (70) to ninety (90) feet long concrete culvert. 4. Lucio Road in Agana Springs. - Entrance is giving way to erosion. - We recommend backfilling, 5. Ponding Basin at. Chalan Gumayuus. - Plugged up due to heavy vegetation and dirt residue, - We recommend digging excess dirt resdue and clearing of vegetation inside and outside fence and securing the fence. P.O. Box 786 Agana, Guam 96910 6. Storm Drainages Tel: (671) 4728707 - Several drainages are plugged up. 477-3323 - We recommend clearing and cleaning, L Memorandum Flooding Problem October 5, 1989 Page 2

7. C.L. Taitano Elementary School - Central courtyard and areas near walkways. - Werecommend a storm drainage. 8. Community Center - Courtyard floods due to clogged up drainage. - Werecommend installation of 4" PVC pipe water drainage. Should you need further information, please do not hesitate to call on us. n

DANIEL'E. SABLAN Vice Mayor UMATAC MAYORS' COUNCILOFFICE GOVERNMENT OF GUAM AGANA. GUAM 96910

Inter-Office Memorandum To: Mayor Raymond S. Laguana President, Mayors' Council of Guam

Via: Mayor Gregorio M. Borja Council's Chairperson, Legislative Committee

From: Mayor of Umatac

Subject: Flooding Problems

As per your request at the Council's meeting on October 4, 1989, submitted herewith are flooding problem areas within the municipality of Umatac: 1) Behind San Dionicio Catholic Church;

2) Nino Perdido Street;

3) East Ginabit Street;

4) San Dionicio Street (main road);

5) Low Cost Housing and Subdivision Areas - flooding on storm drainage. Your immediate attention and assistance to these problem areas is appreciated. TWENTIETHGUAM LEGISLATURE 163Chalan Santo Papa Agana,Guam U.S.A. 96910 Tel: (671)477-852719120 Fax: (671)477-5570 JOE T. SAN AGUSTIN SPEAKER

October 5, 1989 Michael Reidy Director Bureau of Budget & Management Research P.O. Box 2950 Agana, Guam 96910 Dear Mr. Reidy, As you are aware, the Legislature will convene in session at 2:00 p.m. today. At that time, the Legislature will resolve itself into the Committee of the Whole to take up the issue of the island's flooding problems. On behalf of the Legislature, I would like to request that you appear before the Committee of the Whole during today's Session and provide a status report on all current appropriations dealing with flood control or drainage projects. Thank you for your cooperation. TWENTIETHGUAM LEGISLATURE 163Chalan Santo Papa Agana,Guam U.S.A. 96910 Tei: (671)477-852719120 Fax: (671)477-5570 JOE T. SAN AGUSTIN SPEAKER

October 5, 1989

Mayor Raymond Laguana President Mayor's Council P.O. Box 786 Agana, Guam 96910 Dear Mr. Mayor, As you know, the Legislature will convene at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon to address the issue of the island's flooding problems. At that time, the Legislature will resolve itself Into the Committee of the Whole to take up this matter. On behalf of the ~egislature I would like to invite yourself and your fellow Mayors to appear before the Committee of the Whole and present your emergency needs and specific plans for addressing them. MY colleagues, and I share your deep concern regarding these flooding problems. We earnestly look forward to working with you to resolve them. Sincerely," TWENTIETH GUAMLEGISLATURE 163 ChalanSanto Papa Agana,Guam U.S.A. 96910 Tel: (671) 477-852719120 Fax: (671) 477-5570 JOE T. SAN AGUSTIN SPEAKER

October 5, 1989

Jose T. Terlaje Director Civil Defense P.O. Box 2877 Agana, Guam 96910 Dear Mr. Terlaje, The Legislature will be convening at 2:00 p.m. today to discuss the island's flooding problems. It would be sincerely appreciated if you could appear before the body at that time to provide a damage assessment from the recent storm, with specific regards to flooding problems. Thank you for your cooperation. ,'---\ Sincerely,n TWENTIETHGUAM LEGISLATURE 163 ChalanSanto Papa Agana, GuamU.S.A. 96910 Tel: (671) 477-852719120 a Fax: (671) 477-5570 JOE T. SAN AGUSTIN SPEAKER

October 5, 1989 Anthony Blaz Director Public Utility Agency of Guam P.O. Box 3010 Agana, Guam 96910 Dear Mr. Blaz, The Legislature will be convening at 2:00 P.M. today to discuss the island's flooding problems. At that time, the Legislature will resolve itself into the committee of the Whole. I would like to invite you to appear before the committee of the Whole to give status reports on all flood control and drainage projects under the purview of your agency. I look forward to your attendance. Sincerely,, TWENTIETHGUAM LEGISLATURE 163 ChalanSanto Papa Agana,Guam U.S.A. 96910 Tel: (671) 477-8527/9120 Fax: (671) 477-5570 JOE T. SAN AGUSTIN SPEAKER

October 5, 1989

Benigno M. Palomo Director Department of Public Works P.O. Box 2950 Agana, Guam 96910 Dear Mr. Palomo, The Legislature will be convening at 2:00 P.M. today to discuss the island's flooding problems. At that time, the ~egislaturewill resolve itself into the committee of the Whole. I would like to invite you to appear before the committee of the Whole to give status reports on all flood control and drainage projects under the purview of your agency. I look forward to your attendance. dl); RECA

1 -.- s.; Ai;.t\g?, - Ah: ; &:,A + ;:*.:i5-(:-, ' \ b.1 ,h,G,L4~/:~p\~i:-~c - + { --/ $ 5: *, c.\ AGn -I , '1 fir-‘,->&p/~ / 6.)A5P.V -- M P.I~JP 4 ~~sno e.) BAR@GADA $$P! cni Y

C. \ c. LA+ PN~ S';,GCC 5.1 wm~oo F 24&,3~? BSo, ow 4,l l6,oos 2,970,453

3,753, (60 10 r, coo

P6$eec l?, 17s sr,.om 4, Si9,So0

45" 9,77$MO 273, PO0 ~,z+-+~7~5 V: llaoe:Aqanalknious Paqe1 of 2 ------*------PROJECTLOCRTIDK IllflECIRTEACT10$ GEMH!NW GATIN !b#b SURVEY

fiCQUl~iTIONTOPC DFS16'- CDQSTRUCTIOfiCON!IHGEUC'~ TOTS-

CPSS CDST SERVENCE CDS- COST CPS: ~35-

1. YestO'Brien Drive $4C,.?OC $!0,00$ $10,!1(!3 $90,OO$.! $900,00il 5135,017 $1,125.51:

a)Franc~sco 5usatagtao b~ HeradoGuaataota? cl Eulon~oGumataotao QP?. d ~ulsaEdavilasf eJ SalvadorLujar f) SnackSoa9:r

a)Quitunua 5 Resize~cf hl Euiopiobueataotac

I: JoseL~!an !) Ben Lujar5 Tire S~CC

) EdquilaneE Apt.

2. BradleyStreet $1!!,000

a) klttv Care b) Isabel6urabo~ C) Catalina!uncap d) AngelCalugav el RandyAnqoco

:, lOThSt. - 6'Brlen[qrluc $!5,0111'1

ar Jesu~tri: 3) FedroPalop: c! DoainoaCru: d) Hi-Clutl e) MholstervShop

4. flood in^from Ladera Restaurant S5,00

5. b~xculvert located iniront of Governor's office $9.00~

...... TOTIILCOSTS $75,~I:I:: $45,(100 )36,0$(:. $328,90,: $2,875.00: $4?5,7?2 51j.9?t.?41

PreparedBv: ------keco$eeaQedEv: bEf'ART!%%TOF PUBLIC WORKS

SUfFPt REPFRTF09 FLOE0 ASSESSREV

VIllaue: buanaHelahts Eaqe1 of 2

--_C-______------PROJECTLOCATION IlWlEDIlTEACTION PENDINGACTIDH LANC SURVEY

ACQUISITlONTOP0 DESIEi* CDHSTWCTIONCCINTIHeEWCv TOTk COST CKTSEHVENCF COST C9ST COST LOST

1. Floodlnqat sly residences

2. Aoanat!elphts Eie~. SchoolParking Lot

3. Cleanlogof ditcnei and ~nlefsto tulver?s $2O,ul:~C

5. FanteRiver bria~e a' Aaanahats., tlalna hoac (HhlteLadv Erldoe) $23,$7

6. Providedrv we1l at J. Cruz Avenue

7. ProvideRCP h inieta! TaluaaaoRoad and Javieravenue

B. prov~deRCP b inletat

UlloaUntalan AVP.

9. Orv neil at Gutlerrozway

10.Ciear& clean~ondinr basinat lutulan?r. $11,302

11.Dry well at61gao Roat

!?.Dry well at MasonRoad

13.RCP inletat CotlaDr.

14.RCP& lnletat Puno?br ______------=FDJE5!LOCAilON I?PEDIATEnCTIO# =EMHDIhGACTI6N LPYD tLlHVEY sCSU!SI!IOHT5PO 2ESlSFI 3HSTHUCTI D# CONTIWGENCY C?$T :QST :EPVENCE :@ST COST CDST

1S.Reolacebox culvert it conteBridoe

...... TgTALCOSTS 355,1?19 SO SO $0 1549.260 269,300 S883.519

=twaredBy: ...... secoaa~IIdeQBy: ------Maael Ti t l e Date Ch~efcf Enolneerlnq Date

Sevlewe0 By: ------!Jane/Title gate :EIARTlENT1) P89LICYU9PS e SSKHARYREPORT POR FLQOD AISESSKBNT

------_ ------P9OJECtLOCATION - TYKEDIATEACTION FENDIHG ACPICH LANDSURVEY

ll:PUISITI:N %^PO ?ESIl;H P:WSTRUCTIDN NNTINGENCY TOTAL

CCST ':CST SERVENCE*::'ST COST COST COST ...... ------; Agat staff aouslngt3 cnannei - f!:od Saterto exlsting !arge lineditch t6.000

2 GuadalupeCordero and Karla hrdova,construction 30' culvertfrca storm drainage and watercatchnent 18.000

2 SonstructAqat stormarainage sridgeopen cuivert I12,OCO

: FrankAqucn's Res. tc the spanisharlcqe, ;eft tma s:de ana Rivera'sto tne ~j~~thsideof the s?anisn

:,r::qe $4,dGO

5 PeniliSanches sub-division aeed to constructwater catch neat,concrete lined ditch ana stormdrain aanhole

5 316 hfchaRiver, need equlp. and unclogdrainage aitch 43,000

: CleanPerino St. ana at. 2 3rainagebox cuivertnext to Yafa Sai Store $3,000

RanacbileRd, aeed to lower the 30' culvert $4,500

9 lnternationaRoad, clean and unclogline ditch fro1 culvert i~nderRte. 2 to PaclficOcean $3,000

:0 Constructopen culvert 100' long San FranciscoSt, to ;aan kivsr tl2,500 li Construct60' ouen culvert biock 21, behindPred Santos 3es. ir. 3rojectsite to San PranciscoSt, 3?!500

12 B.R.Cruz St,,ccnstruct open culverton roadsidesand RCP installationto take flood gaterto TcgchaRiver 110.000 3EPARTMBNTCPPUBLIC WORKS SgNlARIREPORT FORPLOCD ASSESSMENT

-- 22OJECTLOCATION iY!EDIATK ACTION ?%DING ACTICH

LAND SURVEY

ACPUISITIONTCPO [iESIGH CONSTR9CTICNCCHTINGBNCY TOTAL ICOST COST SElVENC!:OST C9ST COST COST ------;; Zonstr~ctconcrete linea aitca. stormarain manhoie, RCP, L 9eaawallsto takeflood water :s Chaiiganaiver and outts PacificCcean

14 Csnstructroad side curbson ?xtensionareas sf New Agat as io!iows: Santa CrutSt.,

3an hctonioSt 4, Ssn Prancisco St,, 2nasRivera St. Eaelio EeaeaogSt.. Tcnsslesa St.. Licas RodrlgueeSt,

15Ccnstruct storm dralnage cuivert 1: SouthPerino St, t~ TcJcna !liverto alleviateproblems lc Antonio,Jesus Tarre's and Yacalde'sApt. area

15Ccnstruct and install30VCPP, starsarain manhole andheadwall st Atao rd, toprevent water ponding t60C

.* rn ;?skin Dr. need equip. tociean iebris:n drainaeeditch from t~pt: aottau of ErsklnDrive $5.000

:9 Block 3 SalinasRiver needs etuipaentfar cleaningdebris $4,000

13Diae, Saullab lesaFrontage Ploading 43,000

20Santa An& & Rte. 2 drainage ditchto cleanand unclog cglvert $3,500

NOTE:No. 19.needs to clean litchinfroat cf Gusr BqgPara

21Box culvert(lO'r10'1 located :!ght beforethe Agat Marina $45,C00

22Box cuivertin Atat across hse, no.286 Rte. 2 $12,000 DEPARTMENTOF PUBLICWORE'

\'illage: Agat Page2 of;

PROJECTLOCATIOE IHHEDIAtEACTION PENDINGACTION

LAHI! SURVEY ACQUISITIONTOP6 DESIGI: COHSTRUCT:CKCONTINGEN!Y fOTkl COST C3ST SERVEHCE COST CCS? COST CCST ------we----- 21Box culvert110'1101 located - in Agat t10,OOC

25Box culvert(6'16' 1 located in

betweenPUAG Pus? and Aga: 1!2.00?'

26Box culvert(6'14' I locatedat Rightof EliteBakery $kO,OGC

------TOTALCOSTS t250,601\ SO tl1.SOC t26,00! $881,500$102,002 $1,024.6C? ----

PreparedBy: ------.- Becorrendedby: ------Nareltitlr Date Chiefof Engineering Date 3EPAPTEEKiOFPUBLIC WDRIE

SUMARVNEPGBT FOR FLOOD RSSESSHEhT

Vi11 aae: Haina~~ssn Paae i oC ! ------__-___------PROJECTLDCkTIOH IilHEDiATEACTION PENDINGACTION LRWP SUPVEV

4CBUISITIOtiTDtD DESIGN COMSTRUCTIONCONTINBENP TDTF.

C@?T ED57 SERVEKC- LO:? COST COST c5:-

!, Behindbank of t?e Orlentfloodina

2, Arriola's4pt. along HalsevDrive torard Halnasiltatlor

5. FonteBria~e area Rte. ' clearlna04 !nler~

4. PeterNelson F !I+-?:E

coaolertoward Naval Hoso~talneeas c!earllno $Z,tldi

5. CandeiarlaRoad wet :r DanlelBuerrerc s residence,culvert iniez anc out1et cioaped

6. Halnahouse 7. 2 Box culvertsin same area locatedat Rte. : ney?t: Won-CatholsrChurct- 1~ ksan $2.oils

8. 602 culvertloca:e? I-

Asan next toSoonla E Lounge $5.00~

9. NimltzHill Havv Housinr dralnaoeerosion control

...... TOTALCOSTS $9,oy~ $?B,:)I)!' L80,OOC $649,750 $125,000 $54:.7? ......

Preparedby: ------gecorfiendedby: ------HaeelTltis Darz Cc!e* 3: 'no~neerlnq bat~ f'PRTHEyT1F ~!IE!~C YCifikS

i?PtARvKEpORT FOR FLCOD ASSESStIEYT

,?1 l aoe: ??rrl?aaa bae! o! 2

LPND SUYVEY

PCSUlSlTlOtJTCPD PESISS C2HSTRUCTION CONT IHGENCY TOTAL

:[)ST :CST SEPVENCE :?ST COST c ST

:. 31!1 ?ones.Ana St, -lcodinp 13,900

2, ir?~cisco Slquenza. aarl~no91ae St., L!90dirlg $4,Ouo

:. 'iicenteC. Fsuon, *ataSt. f!oodina 5k ,000

3. ;o;e 9. $alas,As Ana St, f!oad~na $3.000 f. loseSabaoo. Rs 4na St. erosion 15,!)OU

i, haCastro, Kirogo 4ve. f 1oadi ng $?,Q?O

'. hfoLulan, ds Ana St, t!ood~np S2,r)OO

!. MarlanoNauta, Nauta Et. iloodina 35.0i10

', doaouinTai leron, Taljeron de!ghts, :!soding $5,300

:v.tlonicaConteoclon. land gse ~ea,4loodina $15,000

11.Rte. 4A, downhi1 1 to :unct:m Rte. 4, shoulder mast~ be hardeneithw bv celentlngcr asphalt becauseof erosion Jb0,irOO

::.Tie lo (ronAs Ana toSan aiouelSt. erosion,addle ticnalculvwt pipesare needed ~40,900 'EPARTRENT2F "%LIE MGRkS CUHBAPYFEPORT FOP FLOCD4SSESSMENT

______------.------.wOJECTL?CAT ION J?f!EDIATEACTION ;EHDINGXTIDN LAND i;jRVEY

4CQUlSITIOMTCPO 2ESIGY ;OHSTRUCT!DNCOYTIHGEWCY TOTIU.

TIST COST IEFVENCE :CST COST SOST COST

! 1.RadloSarrlgaca. me FeorceRes., dryre1 l

neeoedor r?lpcat!on@(

?+eiaeilv $25,COO

!4.5an pn!onloarea Ir. Faul "end101a, sameas $15 915,CQ0

1S.ieyancParrigada, Hr. 3eoraeSarrido aao *r.

8 amncaaddl ti anailand '?r ?ano:n? r35,0!10

:k,?ce, I2E?C~O drai~aoe qaraon?oop to Hotorola

!7.SurplusStore flooainq l~rsurtace runof4 irom Fakeryneeds stora uralnaoe

zvsten is.OOO

_-______----__------WACCI1ST5 4241,000 $35,000 52,000 55,000 5185,000 S10,OOO $272,000 __--______-_------

cre~ard@v: ------kecorsendecBv: ------...... Yare~Title $ate 91etof Englneerlno Date se"le~edBy: ...... VarelTlt!e Pate :I I1aoe: lnalanPay Page1 of 2 ______------;WELTLOCATION 'WE919TEbC7IGN ;!NDIHGeCTI?Y L~ND LlHVEY

aChUISITIOHTWO CESIfN IqNSTRUCTION CONTI WGENCY TOTAL c. C -0sT 20ST SEFVEgCE CCST ZOST COST COST

1. Drainagec!ean:no in yalmaiarea

:. Cleaninpof Irainaaecvstea :n c3r~aSubdivision

A,Cleaslna aod re-ectabllsn- rent of dralnaoes~aie ana clean~noot clogged ijrl vewavcrossln~ 31~!,000

'. C!eanincof drainage svstee~n Inalaao area 15,'JOO

5. Zonrtructionof storr crainaaesyster around 4vusentoGardens Dev.

7.ionstr~!tt!on store dral~ace svstenarea arouna Ordot- ChalanPago, Eler. Scnooi

5,Con~trucrion of asphaltic roundedcurb tror Ate. 4, :3 intersertioaand end~na just pastShalan Lala St. slonuhte. 10 55,000

? Clearinaand clean~nooi grainaoesystem at ~nter- sect~onof Judge Sablan iPO DeroStreet ______------W?OJECTLOCATION rMED!ATEACTION PENDINGKTIO~ LAND SLikVEv CCOU!SITIQN??PO FESIM COHS?RUCTIORCONTINGENCY TOTAL

ST COST 3ERYENCECOST COST COST COST

i0.Constructionot asunai tic cancrettj_rwdedcurb 3ehlnQska #art $5,000 -g'43 l i clear in^and hush-cuttlnc 3lonpChalan Padlnan St. andresurfacino cf cora! -:ad UIth baseccurse

laterial !~,@(III

! :.Ccnstructionof o3wIlnp oasinnear Apusento jardensbev.

13.Repair of roaawav coursed by stormrunott under wniqroadwav ~Ub~tTuCt~fe

i n Chalan Paao s?5,000

...... TOTALCOSTS 558,000 $162,500 232,000$127,500 $531,000 274,100 tP40.100 ......

PrepareaBy: ------Reco@@eadedBy: ------#are/Title Date Chief of Enqineerino Date lEPADTKXNTOP PgBLIC VORU SYIKABP !!PC67 FOR PLOODASSESSIENT

------FR3JEC7L3CATION IMMEDIATE ACTION PXNDIWG ACTION

LANDSURVEY

iCQU1SIT;ONTCPO 3ESIGN CONSfRUCtICNSCNPIHGBNCY TOTAL COST COST SERVENCBCOST COST COST COST

1.Cleanielear al! aralnage systemlocatea at Park area Chichirica/SanAntonlo v~cinlty $6,598

'2, Cleanlclearall drainage sgstealocated at Liguan Terrace $120,625

3. Cieanlclearall drainage jgstemlocated at Alccia Csurt 111,064

4.Ploodlng 1s experiencedat 'he :ztersectionof $loria "Ircleand RedandoLuchan :hat surroundsthe nevly builtChurch. 15,028

5-The drainagesyster locatedat the junctionof VestSan Antonioand SalisburySt. needs cleaningand clearingof a11debris. $4,804 i. Pravideditch at intersec- r:?n sf CsnsolacionSt, :na St&, MonicaAve. I4.L)CO

?. Evaluateand ~aintainall dry weilsin Central [iededa. 128,800

?. Upgradingof existing pondingbasin including instal!ationof fenceand scnstructionof rarps.

9.Clean and raintainall

drainagesystem at GRURA Series500, 121,450

:O.Iaprovesent of drainage swalealong Y-Sengsong Rord -0- --. eu;ECTLOCAtIOY :YIEDIATEACTION 'ESDIHC iCIION

LAXD :'ciRVEY

::a3ISIT:CH f??? :ZS:Sll J:YSTRVCT:!?H;I!IF:NCEWCY TOTAL

'1CSF ';ST SERVSWCE"CST .;?ST ??ST COST

.: .Haincs;ntna :!?an dralnale Latne Part ~ccateaat Sta. 3arnaraiSantaKonlca .~c:nlty $6,660

':~oaredBY: ------leco~rendedBy:------9arelTitle Dste 3iefoi Engineerinn Date

EevievedBy: - ---A- 9aneITitle Date ------"3~82:. . IC~~TION IMMEDIATE ACTION FEHDINCACTICI

A j3RVEY :~$3ISIIICNTC?O ?SIrJI "C)WSTR?'CT:I'N'I1!~TIHGENCY TCTAL

fOST ,:$ST SPRVENCE"?ST T3ST ,:?ST COST

"eiero P.Balajadia $3.303 $5,000 t2,C30 t2,500 115.000 $3,550 $18,050

!iNEN$CNAREA PLCODING

I. RaseSalasl189-2616 $2,000

2.Francisco Iwatsu iE.500

!!hnenqonBridge full of :aaboos f 12,000

TrepareaBy: -- !ecoamendeuBy: NbrelTitle 3ate -- Chief cf Inqineering gate DEPARTKEH?CF FiEl:?!ORKE

SUHHAFFRE?:!? Fo7FFIOCP ASSESSNPY

Villa:?: Inara~ar

PROJECTLOCAT IOS IHHESIATEACTION PBUDIKACTION

LAN! S3R1!EF XCOUISIPICh'f(:F- fiES:(;!: CI~#SFRI~'F[QSCON;Ih'CEHcT! '-':'. ...- -7 CT COST COS! SERViNCLCCSS CCS'I CO:: v-. .

: Constructditc: In Sinai6arii 15.091

2 Construc~i~r,of d:t:n a: Fipoco~reh 16,0C!

? Instaliarionof 10'12' bcx culvertbeiore bill :c 'Iblci?:: bays t:,OOii

4 Ciearingof C~!ver:h:: Drainagesystem to Chaminf lagoarea $2h,b!;; t Const-u:;drarnap? sPs?e- tc bllevlat?fi0031rsi 8- Pal!ino's reslcenc;

6 Constructpondlcg 5as.n 1: laiojioj

5 St, John'sEi. ~Ac?~s: S:, JohnSchoc!! entrance is alsoflooded duriag rain; seasonas wellas in tne trailerpark area residen~n experiencingiou iineareas beingfioodea

F Gcv.Carlos Casactc :x:. \CarpYatkins R:. ! sa:uice:r leadingfror the bcs:lx. (vrttrbuilds up in fror.: ofresidential tones: driveways $1,805

1 Bntranceto TunonViiirpe apart~eats,again tbis are& la constrntly havlnq vater baildap $6.00? ------...... TOTALCOSTS $CC.C:~I t12C,EOl S2C.C:: tlb.0~: S30O,0O1 t60,CC $:::,bf

Preparedby: ------. keco~~eaae,:k-: Wa~elTit;e Oarc l;hier cf Eng:neering ba:? :2PASTYENTCP ?!ElIC KIRKS

S!MHARF?EPORT FOR FLOOD ASSESSMENT

------PROJECTL'22ATICN IYYEDIATEACTI3N IFNDINC ACTION LAND $DRYBY ::QUISiT:CNTOP0 DESIGN C3NSTR'JCTION~:OWTINCBWCY WTAL ,~n~rn :CST J SERVENCETST ICCST ::ST COST

i. Propertyof Hro% Mrs. IgnacioNero 13,000

2.Yr. AntonioYhlte

Rte. :O 13,300

3,J. hpiag,Rte. 10 t3,OGO

!. !r. L Yrs. L;e Cruz. Y%aisStreet 13,200 i. !!:, Danielleodioia, LalaStreet 14.0;3

6,Mrs. AureliaFrancisco

AcdersenYay $3.COO

1. Csrpuzand Panjelinan Street $2.300

3. ::astatbane 1:crneri $3,000

------3fALCOSTS $24,000 ------

D . reparedBY: ------Recomer~deda~: ------NaneiTitle Date Chiefof Enqineering Date

RevieweaBY: ------dareltitle Date X?AbOTYfNlC? FSlLIC YCRKS

S3YHARYEEPORT FOR FLCOD ASSESSHEW7

------F?CI:ECI L3CATICN :Y#EDIATEACTION :!ND!NG .':TION

LkND SURVEY

:.:SIIISIT:CIN TI:?? ??C:SS ::NSTRYCT:ONC2NTIYGENCY MTAL :3St .??St C8RVENCE CCST COST C3ST COST ------1 TwentyFive nsnesReed :::ea i:tctes tc crevent thewater fromgetting intothelr nones tE0,000

2 Hcstof the brldges.storm ?rainageplugged up 120,OCO

:I !!113t ofthe roads,streets in0 :rivewaysare severely danageain recentflccding 1?6,000

: 3 roadsneea coid mired rtspnait i i;~c.i:ii?rt 1l!'x5" ::cstea r.?xt tc pcst office:r, He::z: i:ai;fies for brldqeitatus f100.090

5 Box cllaerr(lO'x6'1 iscated nextt3 J,A,Cruz Ave. inthe v;liagecf lerizo

1 Box culvert120'1!0' 1 located. nt lerlzcC&J store

E Pipeculvert with 1 i hciesl ccncreteplpe located:n Vtrl~o . : ::r 'i;yert ;"l*i;', LSC8teC' ;n Rerizonext t~ houseno

159IRt. 4)qualifies for zlassiiicationas bridqe $2,CG3 1E ,000 $150,000$15,000 $172,000

!O Ecx culvert130'xlO' 1 located locatedin lerizonext to hse, nc, 843Rt. 2 12,OCC 15.000 1!50.000 t15,000 $112,000 - T9tL COSTS 1210,000 120,000 $13,933 $25,000 1?50,1100$75,000 $880,000

"epared By: -_ ------Recoame3ded9y: ------NareITitle gate ' Chiefof Engineering Date ISFASTISNTCPX3LIC WORKS

:'JYHARY!E?ORT F7R FLCODASSESSKENT

.:s:e: ?:neaone-Tote ?aze--:-- :s' -:-

:?,,;~j~nm t,..*,mrn -a. -.*2fiiL,dN :?YEDIATEACTICH 'ENDINSACIICN

LASD :":'RYE?

ACOUISITIOHTYC ?!SIGN f3NSTROCTICN CCNTINSB#CY T?TAL ':CIS? ':?ST SSRVSWCE%ST EST ,XIST COST

. . --... .s ":maunlt?Center ?:nd:sq 9asln :. ::cs:ruct Dry Yell

Itis~ect;onDPW l $600.00

L ?'Ic:cl:g %I Floreg ?rzsi~es:e I. ::ehr10( sf?XiSt:Lg ::s:tage spsteaacc : ::.s:rict:or, c!' ,;n!ined

.'.*:f < f?,CQ(;

::. !cn

5.C:nstructicc cf storm :rainngeaTstex to alleviate f!:;ain; cr r3adwag

:. "leaningcf swale entirenilage t20.000

?r?paredBy: ------RecoraendedBy: Warel'fitle bate Chiefof Engineerin4 Date

!!ev;ewea By:------!/~me: Ti:!e ?ate I. 9etalnina seawail on hte. : seashore side, wlalnal wall cellaosea dnd now 9I~ckinathe rater passape

:. YauaaRiver Prldae locate0 at the end or Asuaotion 3r1ve. People afcected are: '!lcenta alcon, Jesus Pere:, 'leresa Cru:, aitabaasatotac. ?ank+llr:e a~a Josetl?a ;aool !a

:, c:ean!nc c+raouaa %ver ;~.m Ourn@aSt, gut to iite, 1 t?,000

5. ?uenca Court hadis to:allv :n3cesslSle $7. .:)00

>.Sc-liance iJr!ve, t41a:t:

q1I! jltches on catb s:aes

gt '"1: d~:ve,.roe Iamln 5avli.foown oasr tc ks~t: J:ii Estates neeas ciean~aa. ?esldence attected are rlr. ;r?nt Castro & jose Cruz $12,067

7. Dredolnq of qasso to resove restructionsalono rlver c9annel at Cella St. ~tlrlnlty {Seeltea t4r

4. Drainaoe system at Talle~et dunter residence

9, 89r culvert lccatea 3t 93sa Vailev i:~.P!?etccncretel cdl vert iocated100 ieet from 'iarsltvC!ub entrance :r: P!tl $2,

. : .8cy culvertacross :eterans iesetervsize : f 4 !crated!n +he !. lageot Fit] $;,rjCO

'I.Oorculvert 14'. J'i lxateain Fit1 across

'it! HobiiS:?t!@n S1 , ~00

13.Boxculvert located 100' 'rue PR CruzEtore In ?iti ;nd/or~n front of k,-auto 'shoo $3,000

14.Const.riict1ano* r1.57 alies(5 lanes1 roadwav 2nd AoudoaFive* Bridge nodlflcatlanipolarls)

'F.:;7str!ltti1?nD* PlverFank 3t quada8r:rice i%olaris)

15.Dr~acl?a of Hasso to rerove restrictions alonariver channel

_------TCTALCOSTS $71,067 $10,900 635,060 S?,?b?.146 $84,740 52,970,453 _-----_------

"re@areaEv: ------ffecoaaendedFv: ------4anelTitl e Cate fhiet of Enplneerinq 3ate : SPAElMENTCFPOBLIC IORKS ECKMABYREPORTF3R FLOOD ASSESSMENT

e Sbntahta Page ; sf 2 ...... ! 2C;BC: LOCATION IMMEDIATEACTICN PENDING ACTICN LANDS3RVEY iCQUISiTIONTCPO :!SISN IINSTRVC?IY1CCNTIMGBNCY XTAL %ST ZCST SERVENCECOST $:ST COST COST

;. C:ns~r?ct;snof stors jrainagesystem to ?!lainateflooding fros Naso Fallswhich flow in to 3orjaiLaboton resiiences. -0-

2.knstruct of czlvert and fieidinlet to relieve slandinqruncff along ::azvay t3 San Vicente stet. j, Spgradeexisting cuivert :: iacteasecapacit? at ?aleBuenhs b Pale Euqenio ;ntersectionand installation of guardrails, 14,000

4.installation of lineo ?itch atOlano Drive.

5,Insthilation of lined :;tc$ alongPale San Street.

I. Installationof concrete :ura ana restorationof eroaeaareas at Pale ;&sonStreet,

7,Construction of lined ::itches and drainage rodificationat Pale 3cenasStreet adjacent to dayor'sOffice.

8,Cleaning of clogged irainagesystem at Pale 3uenasSt. & Corporal Sablanintersection, $5,000

3,Cleaning of existing trainagesystes at Pale SuenasSt. frontingRae. 1128,138, C 144, $15,000

10,Cleaaing of drainage svcesat J,P. Saraiento street, EEPARTMENT3F PUBLICVCR85

SUNNARYREPORTFOR FLOOD ASSESSMENT

_-.______-_------'ROJGC?LCCATION :YMEDIATEACTICN ?!!DING A?T!O# LAND S'JRViY ACQUISITIONTOP0 2ESICN ?ONSTRUCTIONCONTINGENCY TOTAL COST ;COST SERVENCE';$ST lOSP COST COST

il. Cleaningof drainage s7stemat Y.0,Lieana St. tianof concretelinea ?-shapeswale.

12.Cc3struction of drainage systerto blleviate stagnantstorm run-off restrictingtraffic flow :troughRoute I?-Cross IslanaRoad, f:;.OCO

1:. Isstailationoisol1 jtablizationneasures :ue to landslides and and installationof storm drainat Bishop Apuron and BishopStreet along Route17.

TOTALCOSTS $34,000 t 150,000 $61.500 5136.00012,910,000 $430,000 $601,189,000 ---

PreparedBy: -- --- RecommendedBy: NarelTitle Date Chiefof Engineering Date atvieved01: ------NarelTitle 3rte , L7- 'U r2 T, , ..- F, C-7 0 P r,. -x 9 WrDt=,-O I> -PC -w w -uPG,um P r rlrl r*

V, r,, I m+z I I

ci m r, 0- ZI cn- Gal -4 <.a r 5 iI -1 0 1 =! ';;L:IT:f'y ! :?SIGN I"sT!!!CCT:CH :SNT!HGENCY TOTAL

':ST 'XST SERVEKCE'"Sf 3s: '?$ST COST -----_-____I___---___-__-____ ------______

: . 5;r:a,jana 2canunlty Center flczding ciean cloqged :rs:n ana replac,e1s :?"ed

a SSLIde~osits a:e $c^clll~llateaat sne 3;ae cf :?e bulldlng -rcvlCeretalnlng wail

PreparedBy: ------_------I_------_ Ileconaenced59: - Naiel'fitle Pate 'iiet :f Engineering Date

RevieweaEv: -

Ysae -----:------'ICC 'Titie ______----_------_------'QOJECT LOCATIO# JYEDIATEACTifh ;ENDINGJC?ION

,AND SIIRVEY ~C@Ll!S:r:ONTOP0 CES!fI 30NSTFDCTIONCDNTINGENCY ?DTRL P; - ,JsT 2 SEFVENCECZST 8CXT COST COST

i. !ill Joneskc Ana itreettloodln~ tf ,Coo

2. ;rancistoSicuenza - ?arianoBlas st. tiloccinol

7. Jose2aaaaa - 4s Ana Jt:~et!eros~on~ s. dnaiastrc - riro~aAve. i'!oodinp! $:,, $l)o

j. Parlawhauta ?t. t*iooaino) s?, O(IO

!a::.Hocicai8;~ceocicn l ana :tse area(floodinat $3,000

!!.Me.4A, downhlllto

:unc:lon at F!e. 4. 'sauiderneeas to be ?ardenedeltner be ?reventerosion. Also cave-ln areas reedsrip- rap andreinhrced concrete

causedbv eroslon. s1 0 ,000 ?o:EcT :)CATr3y :!!HEDIbTEICTI8N I2YBIYC:.:IICN

A :'.'i1J!P

I -fit CTVT:~ m.,?n -;cr- ; I.8.. . . --L~N :fWSTRUCT:OS "CNTINGBNCY f3TAL ':ST '?ST iERVEWC!:CdT COST :?ST COST

::$!?a%l:ai:;:nhi c~iverr ::jes :; :r$vzntrsaa frcn basntucin ir3nt 3iAS Ana ': Can HiquelStreet ?:3Sl03i it.rib AGC.

?reoaredBY: RecomrenaedBY:------_----- NametTitle Bate Chief:f Engineering Date _------_------* ::?JEST :ljCATicN !M?EDIkTEACTION ?4DI!G hLTiG+

LLWD XIRVEY

4CBU!SITIONTOP0 3ESISN CZNSTkUCT!DM C?dTI NGENCY TOTAL

COST :&?ST 'ERVEYCE COST t:gsT '?3ST CasT

. ;cqstructlooof ct.crR sra~naaesystem near Hdrao~ ::ddstoraqe areal access roaaleadlna to resloential -2res

1. ~Lxsttructof rOadWav ana :ralnaoesvstea aionp Barata f t.., ':son -. -, ,.e;q?oa ot eelErlP3stora .-a McDonaldsto 5arr5 =6:v~tcreStorefi~s @ldq. 12?.':00

4. ionstrcctlona4 drainaoe svsterfrom San Vitores ~ltersect~onat Australian

:able withHte. I to 5TA iJ44lce

S. iiXi'~~t10n2t 5:~rm !rainapesyste# at 6overnor t2irlosCanacho Hoaa (Camp YatklqsRoad! iror 6.tt.H. *r?~~lta!to Josestown ior rwt

- ~~ood~nq~staanantstern .unotr dlvef5lDnof storm -~:n~t+drai naoe svster installat~onalonq Tuwn rlllaoeprupertv F10,OOO

9. ?-nstructlonof ~ercolation t:ench or pits near Yafa Ada1 Theater? k ! DEPARTHENTOF PUBLICWORKS SUMARYREPORT FOR FLOODASSESSREHT

...... PROJECTLOCATION IHHEDIATEACTION PENDIMACTION LMD SURVEY ~WISITIOWTWO DESIffl COHSTRUCTIONCMJTIM6EWCY TOT# COST COST SERVENCE COST COST COST GOST

9. Extensionof San Vitorcs stormdrainaqe for 6VB Officeto CongaISan Vitwes

10.Constructionof roadway of drainaqenear Perez Bro5. BlockPlant and HarmonLaundry area

...... TOTAL COSTS S30,OOO $1,125,000 CS5,OOO $218,000 S21555,000 $535,500 H,518,500 --_------__-----__------

PrvardBY' ------*-- RecfM@md*d%: ...... Wame/Title Date Chiefof Engineering Date

R*vitW9.~8 ...... NueITitlt Date ------C?JECTLCCATIOW :KUED!ATSACTION ?!NDINCACT lCN LAND I387EP ;C;UIST::~Croec ESICN -;YSPRUCTICNCCNTIWGENCT WTAG .'OST %ST SZRVENCE'3S1 XST COST ZOST

: ';nscr~ctionci storn aralc Eisten~ehina San DLO~LC~C hilrcn 113.000

2 F:xaineat hinoTeraldo street Indcleanine of exlstlng jralnaqesystem $5,900

:; Constructstorn drainage kt iastGina~lt Street Ipralnagesystem to Ctaalne

i '9::.structiooi stormirainaee :pstesfor areanear Low C3st uousingand Subdivision $10,000

Sa Cifanexisting culvertsat S:iedad and nearSanchez

s~trein Merlzo L?.OOO

SbBeccnstruct cclverts at two ;Gcatlons selnqi:sodea 1!1.001

1 SCY.\;ar~os Caaacno road.

Uatkinska, i shoulcers leadingfr:~ rhe hospltai ,vaterbuilcs up in front cfresidentiai hones1 irivewa~s

7 "trance rcrumon {illage apartrents,again this are& 1s ccnstantiyhaving water iuildup $6,000 ------FTILCOSTS 160,000 t275,i)FO 145.000 $190,00012,925,000 $360,000 13,?9c

PreparedBY: ------RecoinendedBy: --- Nane/Title Date Chiefof Enelneering Oste

RevzevedBy: ------Sameifitie bate ISFARTUEHT CF P4BliC JCRKS IIHHARP REPORT FGP. ?LO09 ASSESSHEHI

C__I______L__-___-_-_-______-_-___-_------_--_--_-_-_____--~ ??ACECT LOCATION :YIEDII?E ACTION 'ENDING it716N D i':'RVEY I,~;;UL$I;II)N :;;I: 1 !S12!4 :CHST!UCTIOS .2NT!WGENCP fO?A: -. ..:ST .%ST SZRVENCK ,357 3ST :IOST COST

. - . , ;r~itrjeotlcnof 403te : ana an Jacin~ohad,

:, Iqlesia St. $1.50'? t1,001: 142,000 $6,300 $13,800

4, ;isiniru St. $3,000 16,000 $60,000 $9,000 $78,000

f. Yip; ilea, Scboai :-&?ground. !2.350

, ;byinera Dr. East Side !7,55C

'A, Eaove vegetaticn at iniet and outlet of drainaqe at Cayinera St. t1,!65

TOTAL CGSTS $11,865 19.500 $20,500 $212,000 $31,800 $273,800 ------

"repared By: --- ...... Rtcommenaed By: ...... lameltit le Date Chief af Bnfineering Date

Reviewed By: -- --- Ka~elTitle Date I STATE OF EMERGENCY I PART I1

A. ACCOMPLISHMENTS

B. EUCUMBRANCES & EXPENDITURES I. P NORTH

SECTOR FLOOD ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT SHEET 1 OF 2 ( FLDACCM ) OCTOBER 14, 1989 VILLAGE : DEDEDO . DATE :

STATUS ITEM DESCRIPTION I COMPL/DT ON-GOING AYOCST - 1 Clean drainage sys./park area, Chichirica

San Antonio vicinity. *********

2 Clean all drainage sys., Liguan Terrace. - to be $chedule 4

3 Clean all drainage sys., Alecia Court - to be schedule !I I

4 Flooding at intersection of Gloria Cir.

and Redondo Luchan. - to be schedule

5 West San Antonio and Salisbury St., clean. - all cleaning work completed ------10/13/89 $3,500.50

6 Flooding at junction of West Santa Monica

and Consolacion - to be schedule

1 I FLOOD ACCOHPLISHHENT REPORT SHEET 2 OF 2 ( FLDACCII )

DEDEDO . OCTOBER 14, 1989 VILLAGE : DATE : rl I I il ST.4TVS ITEM DESCRIPTION COMPL/DT ON-GOING AYOVNT

8 Up-grading of existing ponding basin*******k** P E V

1 Clean a11 drainage systems at GHURA 500 - to be schedule I

10 Clean all drainages by park area in the t 1 vicinity of Sta. Barbara and Sta Nonica // I r i Avenue.

- all drainages cleaned ------10/13/89 $ it,743.27 I l1 Clean park area I. I - - to be schedule

4 FLOOD ACCOHPLISHHENT REPORT ( FLDACCH ) Y IGO OCTOBER 14, 1989 VILLAGE : DATE : 1 STXTCS ITEM DESCRIPTION COYPL/DT ON-GOING 4MOUST

* 1 Construct drainage system at Intersection I 1 of Jacinto road and Route 1 ***************b** P E D I NI G ******** 11

G 2 Construct drainage system along Jacinto Rd. ** P E b D I ********

3 Construct drainage sys. along Iglesia St. *** P E V D I N G ******** I I

1 4 1 Construct drainage sys. from Casimiru St. I

G 5 Construct drainage sys. to Route 1 *******A** P E N D 1 N ********

6 Yigo Elem. Sch. flooding

- Cleaned pipe culvert and ditch.------10113189 I I $2,212.49

7a Gayinero Drive, East Side - Removed illegally constructed drain, ------clean and remove excess, from ditch ---- 101 13189 $2,892.84

7b Clean inlet and outlet of drainage sys. - Cleaning completed - guardrails pending--- 10/13/89 $ 512.25

. 8 Marianas Terrace-flushing and cleaning. - drainage system, cleaning and flushing -r 10113189 $3,200.00 I flushing not required- deleted. CENTRAL

SECTOR FLOOD ACCOHPLIS!lY EST REPORT ( FLDACCW )

VILLAGE: A~ana/migua DATE : 6

STA J TEM DESCRIPTIOh t CO%PL/DT ON-GC I I 1. WEST OnBRIEN DRIVE

t ?--- C.,~leaninqof existinq culvert 1 10/10/89 /C f 1

i BRADLEY STPXET 1 - -- 1~ 2. rt I /i Requires Mayor's assistance in ob- .I / I I I 1 taining right of entry to construct/ 1 I I I I 1 a line ditch in between homes in I 1 + **+** &NDING ***ti*

3- lOTH STREET - O'BRIEN DRIVE I I H 1 Out of the five listed flooding 1 1 problems.on this street, the Mi- 1 I I Club and Upholstery area were

resolved. Route 1 ditch was

requires further studies. FLOOD ACCOMPLISHHEFT REPORT ( FLDACCM ) 10/15/89 VILLAGE: Agana/Anigua DATE : - STATVS ITEM DFSCRIPTIOV (-'OYPL/DT OY -GO1 YG 4Y(>lr2T

5. Box culvert located in front of the ,II CovernoMff ice requires further f 1 1 i li I r-ii 41 I1 ---t-- -+. -4' +-I I! addressed in CIP's project I I :( I I I 1 I {I 7. Piqo Cemetery: From 9th St. to 10th 10/15/89 I i 1 St,, all ditches were excavated and i

si cleaned; including driveways. Cul- I vert cleaning 10/11/89 From 10th St, to Pigo Cemetery: I Existing drainage pipes were flushe4 and cleaned out 10/15/89 Existing collapsed metal pipes were excavated and removed 10/15/89

Installed 120 ft. of 30' 8 RCP 10/15/89 RCP were backfilled and area

rl FLOOD ACCOHPLISHKENT REPORT ( FLDACCH )

Agana Heights DATE : Oct. 15, 1989

, - - -- 1 1 STATCS I TEN DFSCRIPTIOS C CO!IPL/DT ON-GOISC .AMOUNT 1 1. Scheduled to start operation in i village on llj01/89 ----!-L I I Far

FLOOD ACCOMPLl SHHEHT REPORT ( FLDACCH )

VItLAGE:As;ullMai.na DATE: Oct, 15, 1989 . . P 1 STATCS 1 TEE1 IrFSCRIPTIO'i ;.:OYPL,/ DT OX-GO1 YC JYOl'XT I t I 1 I i 1. [Behind Bank of the Orient 1 "-1 i I I I r. --- - . -- . . * A .. ------A------. -- I 10/10/89 ----. ._-I+-.----.- i ----. .-n...----, I i ! .f .------. -- -y ---.. ------*-

Peter Nelson's Office 10/13/89 -- --.*- +- i

lo. 1 Box Culvert in front of Marianas

Divers ND~NG +*f ? -- FLOOD ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT ( FLDACCM )

VILLAGE :arriq&a '- DATE: Oct, 15, 1989

STATUS T TEM PESCRIPTIOY COYPL/DT 05-GOING .IMOI-iNT

I I I Scheduled to start operation in

I this village on 10/17/89 FLOOD ACCOHPLISH!!EKT REPORT ( FLDACCH )

VILLAGE: Manailao- DATE: Oct. 15. 1989 I STTS ITEM DESCRIPTION I COYPL /DT / ON-GO1 NG I AMOVNT 1 I 1. Scheduled to start operation i-n -1 (L I I I FLWD ACCOMPLI SHHENT REPORT ( FLDACCM ) Oct. 15, 1989 VILLAGE: MongMong - ' To to DATE : - r STATUS 1 TEN DFSCRIPTIOX 1 COMPL/DT ON-GOlYG AMOUNT f ! 1. ; Scheduled to start operation in - --+- tb----:: --vl LLaqt> on 11/27/89 - I I 1 4- 1 I

------I -- I - t I i i I I I iI !r1

I FLOOD ACCOHPLISHHENT REPORT ( FLDACCH ) V~L~~CE:MongMong -'Toto DATE : Oct. 15, 1989 - I STATUS ITEM DESCRIPTIOS COMPL/DT ON-COlYC AMOl'NT

, 1 I I 1. 1 Scheduled to start operation in I I

--- -- i; I ? - i i

i I I I

- FLOOD ACCOHPLISHWENT REPORT ( FLDACCM )

VILLAGE: OrdotfChalan Paqo DATE: Oct. 15, 1989

7 1 11

Scheduled to start 1 I/&.----- I/&.----- operation i-n -4-4- I jl.I FLOOD ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT ( FLDACCH ) VILLAGE:- Pj ti DATE: Oct. 15, 1989 I STATUS ITEM DESCRIPTION COMPL/DT ON-GOING AMO[.:NT

1. Scheduled to start operation in f FLOOD ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT ( FIJDACCH ) b'LCX)D ACCOMPLISHMENT REPCRT ( FLDACCH )

VILLAGE:- DATE: Oct. 15, 1989

STATUS ITEM DESCRIPTION COMPL/DT ON-GOING lMOUNT

1 1. 1 Scheduled to start operation in i I this village on 11/13/89 ~---..-/--- , I I 1 FLOOD ACCOMPLJSHHEHT REPORT ( FLDACCH )

VILLAGE:- DATE: Oct. 15, 1989

STATVS ITEM DESCRIPTIOK COYPL/DT ON-GOING .4!lOCNT 1 I 1 I 1 1. I Scheduled to start operation in I j jj i i 1- tivi.11-age on li/ii/89-- i SOUTH

SECTOR FLOOD ACCOMPLISHHENT REPORT ( FLDACCX ) OCTOBER 14, 1989 VILLAGE: INWAN DATE :

STATVS ITEM DESCRIPTION I COMPL/DT OY-COIYG AYOL'NT

I *1 Construction of ditch, Tinaga. - - work is schedule to begin, Monday.------

*2 Construct Ditch, Tipoco.

- excavate ditch, grass cutting, rem. excess . to be completed on 10/15/89 ------********* I

I 1 Ii 1 3 Cleaning of Box Culvert, Asulonso :I - To be schedule.

4 Cleaning of culverts and drainages to 2 Chamin-Lago area

- to be schedule.

' *5 Construct drainage system to alleviate G flooding & Pauline's Residence. ************* P E 6 D I N ********

6 Construct Ponding Basin, Malo j loj ********** ** P E I! D 1 N G *********

- -

I, FLOOD ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT ( FLDACCM )

VILLAGE : KERIZO DATE : October 14, 1989 1 ST.1TL'S ITEM DESCRIPTION COHPL/DT ON-GOISG AMOCYT I Construct line ditch to prevent flooding I I I I H

Len. cleaning of bridges and drainages. 1 ***k***** I I 1 3 Roadside drainage cleaning, removal of ! I I I I silt, grass cutting and inst'l. RCP. I I I il 1 I I I 11 i a. Gues road and Route 4. ------10/14/89 I 11I b. Barcinas area --- nearing completion I ******t*** '1 11

4 Replace existing Box Culvert next to G Herizo Post Office, insufficient. ***A******* P E N D I N *********

- - - - I/ I I - I I .I 5 Construct Box Culvert by J.A. Cruz Ave. ***** P E NI D I N G ********* 1 I t I

6 Construcf Bax Culvert by C&J Store ********"* P E D I N G ****f****

7 Replace 7 cells RCP to Box Culvert. ****-** P E N D 1 N G ****-**

Improve capacity of box culvert by house . .. i 759, route 4. *-*-*********** .P E K I N . G +MC*****

I G Improve Box Culvert by house no. 840 *****A** P E d D I N ********* EXPENDITURES STATE OF EMERGENCY COST SUMMARY

ENCUMBERED EXPENDITURES

Equipment Rental (230) Excavation, Back holes, Tractor/Trailer, 1 Cranes

Work Force (112) Engineers, Inspectors, Mechanics, Operators, Laborers

Materials (240) Requisition To Date RCP's Concrete Mix, Hot Mix (A.C.) Sand, Drain Rock, Safety Gears, Boulders, etc. 3 896,500.00 TOTAL ...... $2,250,000.00 STATE OF EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT RENTAL REPORT

FROM: October 7. 1989 TO: ;, 0 -VENDOR EQUIPMENT HOURS RATE f! 1. Guam Rock 36 hrs. 2. VLV International Excavation 99 hrs. - 1. J Lujan 72 hrs.

.I, BME Rack Hoe 99 hrs. Back Case 99 hrs.

5. B. Lujan JD410 B/II 99 hrs. 4O/hrs Back Hoe 99 hrs. 40 hrs

TOTAL TO DATE ,$26,425.00

NOTE : (1) Local Resources on Equipment Rental (Low) due to on-going Conwstruction (Island divide)

(2) More Equipment willbe available for our use, starting 10/18/89 STATE OF EMERGENCY 240 (SUPPLIES)

Dates. Shovals. Gloves. Safety Vest. Cables. Machete ...... $3.164.00 Reinforced Concrete Pipes 24"O to 36" 0 ...... 9.248.00

HotMix 500 Tons ...... 27.000.00 Ready Mix Ooncrete...... 68.000.00 Base Course ...... 47.500.00

HammerMill Sauel ...... 81.700.00 DrainRock ...... 4.635.00 Films & Supplies ...... 500.00 $242,347.00 STATE OF EMERGENCY FLOODING PERSONNEL REPORT

Date: OCT. 05 - 13, 1989

Bus Operations 1,854.32 8,394.07 1,343.15 Transportation Maint. 1,168.74 7,833.73 1,179.86 Safety and Security 419.18 1,150.54 205.73

Supply Management 442.16 2,536.77 390 -42

TOTAL 6,038.58 55,044.65 8,005.55 I

SUMMARY

* = Work was performed during holiday (October 09, 1989) ib - --

c At-'

Ch,iirrnan. Cornmitree 163 Chalan Santo Papa St. on Ways &: \.leans Xgrtna. Guam U.S.A. ?6910 - L'ric-Chairman. Comn~~llx (671 ! 172.-3-t07/8/91'10 ,\e +kj on Tourism gi Transporr~~ion 3+--,.$

October 16, 1989

Bonorable Speaker Joe T. San Agustin Speaker, Twentieth Guam Legislature 163 Chalan Santo Papa Agana, Guam 96910 Dear Mr. Speaker:

The Committee on Ways & Means and the Committee on General Governmental Operations to which Bill No, 994, "AN ACT TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADDRESSING THE FLOODING DAMAGES RESULTING FROM TROPICAL STORM COLLEENg was referred to now wishes to report out with the recommendation to do Pass as Substituted. WLM GGO TO PASS:

NOT TO PASS: ABSTENTIONS: REPORT OUT ONLY: OFF-ISLAND: A copy of the Cdttee Report and all pertinent documents are attached for your information, Sincerely,PK Chairman, Canmittee Chairman, Camittee on on Ways & Means General Governmental Operations

Attachments: UILL NO: 994

AN ACT TO APPRORPAITE FUNDS FROM THE GEN.RAL FUND TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADDRESSING THE FLOODING DAMAGES RESULTING FROM TROPICAL STORM COLLEEN.

NOT TO REPORT TO PLACE 1% TO PASS .- INACTIVE I;[[-

Senator Doris BROOKS hlember

Senator Ernesto ESPALDUN

& VOTE SHEET COMMITTEE ON GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL OPERP ON SUBSTITUTE BILL NO. 994 AN ACT TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TO REPAIR AND CORRECT THE FLOODING DAMAGE CAUSED BY TROPICAL STORM COLLEEN. RECOMMENDATION TO DO PASS

NOT TO INACTIVE REPORT PASS : FILE: OUT : OTHER :

L" Carl 1d.c. Gutierrez, Member

Mailloux, M

eaker & Ex-Officio J J ~omm~v.C. Tanaka, Member BILL 994

AN ACT TO APPROPRIATE THE SUM OF FIVE .NDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS TO THE MAYOR'S COUNC .:OR THE PURPOSE OF ADDRESSING THE FLOODING dAMAGES RESULTING FROM TROPICAL STORM COLLEEN.

The Twentieth Guam Legislature convened in session at 2PM, Thursday, October 5, 1989 resolved into the Committee of the Whole, chaired by the chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means, Senator Carl T. C. Gutierrez and the chairman of the Committee on General Governmental Operations, Senator Ted S. Nelson, for the purpose of receiving testimony concerning Bill 994. BACKGROUND Testimony was received during the session, which was called because of the emergency situation declared by Governor Joseph F. Ada caused by conditions resulting from damage caused by Tropical Storm Colleen. The Speaker had been in receipt of letters from almost all of the nineteen village mayors, forwarded by the president of the Mayors' Council, Raymond Laguana. This material was received by the Committee of the Whole as information for preparation for substitute Bill 994.

TESTIMONY During the Committee of the Whole, the following mayors gave oral testimony concerning the water damage in their villages: Raymond Laguana, Greg Borja, Frank Portusach, Frank Lizama and Tito Mantanona. Mayor Laguana gave an overview of the flooding problems. Mayor Portusach gave an oral report of specific damages in his village. The other testifying mayors supported Bill 994 and the individual letters from each mayor, forwarded to the Speaker by the president of the Mayors' Council.

The following directors from the administration also gave oral testimony: Tony Blaz from PUAG, Benigno Palomo from the Department of Public Works, Michael J. Reidy from the Bureau of Budget and Management Research and Joe Terlaje from Civil Defense.

Director Blaz stated that his department was only concerned with sewer problems and that the Department of Public Works is the department concerned with flooding and drainage.

Director Palomo indicated that he would work with all the mayors individually to itemize the specific needs in their village.

A question and answer period followed:

Senator Tanaka expressed concern over the priorities of which flooding areas would be addressed . first. Director Palomo indicated that he wanted to contract jobs out. Senator Tanaka brought up the Polaris Point flood area and the Barcinas area in the village of Merizo as areas which needed to be addressed. 1 Senator Ruth wanted to know wit~. :a .L pr Jirector Palomo indicated that all of them were to some degree.

Senator Bamba brought up that 10 days is a short time to estimate the c .d contract work out to be done. He also brought up the problem of entry on private pr ;for land access and possible land exchanges with some individuals.

Senator Santos indicated that the Department of Land Management ~Liduldbe contacted for their input concerning possible government land which could be exchanged with certain individuals who are living in areas that will not be free of floods, in addition to the responsibility given to the Department of Public Works by Executive Order 89-26. He also was concerned that a system of ponding basins on private property be set up and that private property be acquired for this purpose. It was also discussed that in the Asan GHWRA development, federal funds could be mandated for improvement, and that federal money should be used before local money is spent.

Senator Lujan indicated that in the 19th and 20th Guam Legislatures various appropriations had been made and inquired whether funds appropriated in PL 20-18 had been released. She also indicated that cleaning debris from culverts could be done through the mayors hiring of their own village people. Director Palomo indicated that he would prefer temporary workers be hired through the Department of Public Works, unless they are small projects that mayors can do.

Senator Bordallo was concerned that only one or two people are on 24 hour call throughout the night at the Department of Public Works to take emergency call matters. Director Palomo indicated that they merely took the calls but that they would be calling for other persons to respond to emergencies.

Senator Brooks indicated. that culverts are not regularly maintained in the territory. Director Palomo indicated that they have an on-going cleaning program, but it is not enough. Director Terlaje indicated that he would like four houses to be set aside for emergencies to evacuate individuals, such as the Garrido family, now living at Civil Defense due to flooding.

Senator Mailloux was concerned about approval of engineering plans on construction, allowing improper water drainage.

Senator Aguon indicated that a study is needed on all the problem areas to produce a plan to address the situation.

Senator Reyes indicated supplemental funds are needed for the present emergency, with more flexibility than in the normal budget. Director Reidy indicated that he saw the situation as needing engineering solutions and land exchange solutions.

Senator Quitugua was concerned that the building permit section be available to advise individuals on locating their houses on their lots. Director Palomo indicated that this is available. Senator Quitugua also inquired whether FEMA emergency flooding insurance is available. Director Terlaje indicated that it was only available if there was a Presidential Declaration of the emergency. Speaker San Agustin inquired aw~.. .a '4 ti? 3 purchase order or a letter of credit for the mayors for a limited amour.

Senator Duenas indicated that many individuals are building their ho flood areas. Director Palomo indicated that the maps in his department are inadequate *vise people on these problems. Director Terlaje indicated that his department always ad .ndividuals to move to higher areas. Director Reidy indicated that he felt caution was ne A in the expenditures of public funds to correct naturally occurring situations on private pr erty, specifically the use of land exchange.

COMMITTEE FINDINGS & RECOMMENDATIONS The motion to rise indicated that the Committees on Ways and Means and the Committee on General Governmental Operations should prepare a bill with information received from the Director of Public Works in conjunction with the mayors of the villages, to have a bill and report ready for session on October 16.

Since the passing of Tropical Storm Colleen has pointed up long standing problems existing in the territory due to flooding, which have recently become worse, and since any new storm passing through the area can only repeat the damage caused by Tropical Storm Colleen, the Committee on Ways and Means and the Committee on General Governmental Operations "ecommends that the testimony, oral and written, received during the Committee of the Whole on Bill 994 on October 5, 1989, be adopted by the Committees and that the information derived from the coordination of the director of the Department of Public Works, the village mayors, as well as other officials of the administration, be inserted into a substitute bill to take care of problems not only caused by the recent tropical storm but to mitigate the flooding problems which are recurrent throughout the territory.

A fiscal note was not prepared during the Committee of the Whole hearing .

It is the recommendation of Committee on Ways and Means and the Committee on General Governmental Operations to pass a substitute bill incorporating the above recommendations, which is attached and labelled Bill 994, as substituted by the Committee on Ways and Means and General Governmental Operations. TWENTIETH GUAM LEGISLATURE 1989 (First) Regular session ,J OCT -4 PI! 12: 37~

Bill No* 974 Introduced by: D. parkinson J.T. San Ag Ted Nelson

, AN ACT TO APPROPRIATE THE SUM OF FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS TO THE MAYORS' COUNCIL FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADDRESSING THE FLOODING DAMAGES RESULTING FROM TROPICAL STORM COLLEEN.

BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE TERRITORY OF GUAM:

Section 1. Legislative Intent. The 20th Guam Legislature recognizes that Tropical Storm Colleen has caused very'serious damages and problems which must be addressed immediately. Therefore the sum of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00) ie hereby appropriated from the General Fund to the Mayors' Council to fund the costs of correcting and repairing the damage from Tropical Storm Collen, and also to prevent future flooding.

Section 2. The Mayors' Council shall determine the priorities of the problem areas which shall be addressed.

Section 3. Because of the emergency nature of the situation, the requirements of the bidding procedure and procurment procedures are hereby waived. Speaker, Twentltth Guam Legtslr Post Office Box CB-l A~anr,Guam 96910

Dear Mr. Speaker:

Enclosed herewlth Is Executive Order No. 89-26, which I signed yesterday and which declares a State of Emergency with respect to the flooding which has been occuring in the past few days in various parts of the Irland.

Under the terms of this Order, $250,000 is immedr~ttty appropr iattd for the purpose of funding flood mi t i gat iol efforts on an immediate b~rir, Further, I 5hal l use TV transfer authority to 5uppIement this rppropr iation ts 11 initial level of $500,000 and more if necessary.

The Department of Publfc Works is immediately mobttized to provide flood rnitigatlon service$ in the vtllr~es and other areas. Moreover, the Department Is authorized to immediltely contract wlth prlvate contractors to provlde manpower and epulpment to allow for Immrdlrte Implementrtlon of there rveWe wtll be coordlnatlnt dlrrctly with the Mayors of the effected vlllrges to provldo Immedirtr rrilef.

The President of the Mayors Councll has been Informed of those drvelopmants and Is apparently pleased and eager to bagin work on this. I hopa this lnformatlon Is useful to you and your collar~uosIn your dollbbratlon$.

JOSEPH F. ADA TERRITORYOF GUAM OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR AGA~~A.GUAM 96910 U.S. A.

EXECUTIVE ORDER NO, 83-26

"AUTHORIZING THE CLEARING, REPAIRING AND RECONSTRUCTING DAMAGED AREAS AND MITIGATING FLOODING CONO'ITIONS'

WHEREAS, in October 1989, the island of Guam suflered damage as a result of Tropical Storm Colleen; and

WHEREAS, many famllles had to be evacuated from therr flooded hauser and other famlIIes were placed in potantlally unhealthy situations caused b Y standint water and improper l y functioning wrstewrtar systems; and

: 1 WHEREAS, some roadwayr had ta be c!ased btcauqa of 6Icndint I I otnrrs were damaged by floodins; and WHEREAS, srvrrrl storm drains and sewers overftowrd because at tho drbr Is which lodged In the drrlnaat systems; and

WHEREAS, many trrfflc hazards rarulrad from the drmrpe caused by Tropical Storm Colleen; aad

WEREAS, sovrrrl areas may experlance delay In recalving smargancy services becaure of the traf tic hazards; and

WHEREAS, In ordrr to satrluard and preserve Itves emargrnr:y measures aro In order; and

WHEREAS, the Governor I s authar ~rrci, pursuant to Section 6113 of th~Govrrnmrnt Codr ar amrndrd by Sectlon 4 of Public Law 5-79 to utl I It@ any prrt or portlonr, not to encard Two Hundrmd Fifty Thousand Dollars ($230,000.00) of out~tandtng rppropr lrt Ions wl thln the C*-*'-' CA~rA 4 nr s caused by pobllc safety or health emerfrnclrs.

WEREAS, he Department f pub1 1s works 1s prlrnarllv respontlble lor asslstlng In the recovery and prew~ntlon effort by providinl personnel and rqulpmant; and

NOW, THEREFORE, I, ]OSEPH F. ADA, Governor of the Territory of Guam, by virtue of the authorltY vested In me by the Or~anlc~ct of Guam and the Guam, as amended, do hereby dlract and order:

That there erlrt~ an emergency Iffectlng the health, safety and EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. PAGE TWO

welfare of the citizens of the Territory of Guam as a result of the damage sustained as a result of Tropicr l Storm Col leen.

That the flooding ,aqd other damage pose a serious and immediate threat to the health, safety and welfare of the people of the Territory of Guam.

The Director, Bureau of Budget and Management Research is authorized to expend the total amount of not more than Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000.00) from outstanding appropriations within the General Fund for use by the ?epartment of PIWork: f:r cost ot personnel, equipment and *uppl 1;; n;;itd tc $!$:I, i-va;, and reconstruct damaged areas and mltlgate floodlng condltlonr.

Funds may be used for all expenses Incurred on or after October 2, 1989.

The author lzatlon for the certiflcitlon, approvr l and expendl turr of necrssary funds shall be this Executive Order, subject only to the exhaustion of identlfled funds. ergency pr ocuremenr ma Y be sorted ta for the purposes of t s Order.

SIGNED AND PROMULGATED at Agana, Guam, this -4th day of October, In the Year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and ! Elghty-Nlne.

SEPH F, ADA Povarnor of Guam COUNTERSIGNED:

. ' -* : 1 FRANK F. BLAS MICHAEL J. RBlOY OIIWtO?

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October 5, 1989

Honorable Joe T. San Agustin Speaker Twentieth Guam Legislature Agana, Guam 96910 Dear Mr. Speaker:

*Transmitted herewith is a listing of flooding problems as submitted by respective village Mayors and Vice Mayors to help support the intent of Bill No. 994.

Should you need further information, please do not hesitate to call on me.

~rgdident/ Mayors' Council of Guam Territory of Guam

FEUX F. UNGACTA MAYOR Flooding Anealn A66ected By Taopica.4 Stanm CoHeen. & CHAIRMAN We& 0 Brrien D~ive Agana Municipal Pbnnlng Council 1. Faancinco Gumataoxizo 2. @ituguata

3. Hmman Gumataot&o 4. Eubjio Gurnataotao ROSA T.P. SAW Vke-Cholrmon 5. Eubjio Guma&zo.taalaAph. 6. Joae Lujan

JESSE J.U. ARROYO 7. Luha EdqlLieane 8. Ben Lujan'a The Shop Secretary 9. Sdvadoa Lujan 10. EdqLLieane'a Apa. REMEDIOS CRUZ Treasurer 11. Snack Shack

JOSE D. SAN AGWllN Sergeontat-Arm Baadty St.

MEMBERS I. Kitty Cane

PllAR BURGESS 3. laabd Gumabon FRANCES A CRUZ FRANCISCO CRVZ 5. Randy Angoco MERILYN S.N. CRUZ BARCiLEA FRANQUE 10th St. 0 &ien Daive REGINA MAFNAS TERESlTA PAELO BERNADITA PERR 1. JmC~uz 2. Pedno Pubma RANDOLPH R. RMS EDUARDO SlGUENZA 3. Dorninga Cnuz 4. Mi-Khb 5. Upho&tmy Shop

16 you ohodd need moM in6oarnation concuning the above, ple~e6ed bee .b contact my od&ice dunkg negukb oddice houna at 477-8045,

FELIX F. UNGA~ Mayon 06 Agana

P. 0. BOX EF AGANA, GUAM 96910 DEDEDO MAY OR'S OFFICE MUNICIPALITY OF DEDEDO, GUAM P.O.BOX 786, AGANA, GUAM 96910 (6711 632-5203/5019

JOSE A. RIVERA MAY OR

October 4, 1989

Memorandum

To: Mayor Gregorio M. Borja, Chairman of the Legislative Committee

From: Mayor Jose 4. Rivera Dededo Mayors Office

At the Mayors Counci 1 regular meeting held on October 4th, the total flooding problems were addressed. A1 1 the Mayors unanimous1y voted that a resolution be drafted and submitted to Governor Joseph F. Ada asking him to request the 20th Guam Legi~.latureto convene and address the funding to correct the flooding problems.

The 20th Guam Legi sl ature's Speaker, Vi ce-Speaker s.nd Chairman of the Commi t tee on Energy, Uti 1 i ties t Consumer Protect ion were present at the request of Mayor kaymcmd Laguana, President of the I-layors' Counci 1 . When discussing the funding for the f loading problem, the mayors were assured that on the fol lowing day (October 5th) the 20th Guam Legislature would convene to appropr i ate adequate funding to accommodate the needs of each vi 1 l age.

The Mayors were asked to go back to their respective off ices and 1 ist a.1 1 the areas of flooding problems in their 2 Municipalities so that the Legislature can derive at a figure to appropriate funding to correct the flooding probl ems.

The following are the Municipality of Dededo's floodir~g problem areas that need to be corrected:

1.. Clean/clear a1 1 drainage system located at Upper Kaiser;

2. Clean/clear a1 1 drainage system located at Liguar~ Terrace; errace; { errace; 3. Clean/clear a1 1 drainaoe svaceir, i~crieciat Alecia. Court ; Court: *' -0ayor Gregorio. M. BurJa . October 4,1989' Page 2

4. With the almost completed church structure

compounded wi th bl ack topp i ng of property

surrounding thje church complex for parking

facil i ties,(flooding is experienced at the

intersection of Gloria Circle and Redondo

5, The drainage system located at the junction of West

San Antonio Ave.and Salisbury St. need to be revaluated

- so that the f 1 ow of the water can be

diverted to the ponding basin located near

Northern Pub1 ic Heal th Center bui lding;

6. The junction of Consola.cion St, and West Santa

Monica Ave. experience flooding whenever it

rains;

7. A complete revaluation of all dry wells system

instal led in Central Oededo is needed.

V Mayor DAMAGE ASSEJJ~.I~IYI

VILLAGE OF AGANA HEIGHTS

1) FALLEN POWERLINE IN THE FOLLOWING AREA: a. Residence of Veronica Villareal (House No. 150) 1. LIVE WIRE HANGING FROM POWER POLE (Fallen tree caused power line to break)

RECOMMENDATION OFFERED: There are many trees throughout the village that are protruding out to the roadways and obstructing power lines that need immediate attention by the GPA tree trimming crew. To avoid accidental breakage of power lines, suggest that the GPA crew trim all tree branches that are protruding and obstructing power lines throughout the village. Trees that are protruding over roadways pose a hazard to large vehicles, such as school buses.

2) FLOODED AREAS THAT WERE AFFECTED BY TROPICAL STORM COLLEEN

a. PARKING AREA OF AGANA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL b. FONTE RIVER/BRIDGE - Clogged up with bamboo trees and debris; overflowing 1. Recommend reconstruction/relocation of bridge as indicated on map. c. ROUTE 7 TO FONTE DRIVE - Trees and bamboos need to be cut down. Bamboos are sticking out to the road and pose a hazard to school buses passing by.

d. DRY WELL ON VICENTE SALAMON DRIVE \ \< 1. The dry well is overflowing. There is inadequate maintenance to the dry well. e. JOSEPH CRUZ AVENUE 1. Residence of Jose and Rafaela Cruz (Next to Agana Heights Elementary School. There is extensive water run-off coming from the sctiool grounds and from Kotla store area. The cruz property was flooded with over four feet of water during the storm. 2. Residence of Antonio Chaco (236 Joseph Cruz Avenue) 3. Property of the Terlaje Family and Garrido family (next to Nana's Store)

f. TUTUJAN DRIVE 1. Residence of Florentina Untalan (194 Tutujan Drive) 2. Francisco Lizama residence (212 Tutujan Drive) 3. Ponding Basin next to Francisco Lizama residence (Inadequate maintenance)

4. Residence of Joseph Certeza (208 Tutujan Drive) 5. Residence of Francisco T. Nededog (160A Tutujan Drive) 6. Residence of Rosa Gumataotao (205 Gumataotao (205 Tutujan Drive and Robert and Cecilia Perez

=. TAiGISA3 ROAD 1. Residence of Augusto Delgado, Carmen Indalecio & Frank Indalecio and Victor Salas are affected by flooding on of the lower spot of Taigigao Road, which makes it impassable to the above residences. a. Recommend constructing a bridge on the lower spot as indicated on the map b. Residence of Pete Delgado (Corner of Chalan Macajna and Taigigao Rd) c. Residence of Peredo Fanlily

h. ULLOA UNTALAN RAOD - Due to the low elevation of this road, floodit~goccurs in the lower lying areas of this road. i. BACKING UP OF SEWER LINE IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS a. Residence of R~saGu~nataotao & Robert,/Ceci 1 ia Perez (Tutujar1 Drive) c, . . . VILLAGE OF AGANA tit,,, - (Tropical Stornr Col leen (October 2, 1989 PAGE 2

i. BACKING UP OF SEWER LINE IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS This problem created a health hazard in the residential areas affected and to the surrounding neighbors.

J. GUTIERREZ STREET 1. Extensive flooding to the property of Jose and Florence Gutierrez

COMMENTSIRECOMMENDATIONS: Simple cleaning and upkeep of the storm drainage systems, culverts, and the proper maintenance of the drywell and ponding basins could have alleviated the flooding in some of the areas mentioned above. The heavy rains during and in the aftermath of the storm has caused intensive water run-off, resulting in damage and erosion on almost all of the streets and roads within the municipality of Agana Heights.

(PLEASE REFER TO MAP FOR THE LOCATIONS OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED AREAS)

MAYOR FRANK M. PORTUSACH 1. PROJECT: Water catchment and 30" culvert; 10 each Agat Staff Housing .Ti cMuC'NBL FLooL) ~-2~~~~ LHhcr ~l~vDr tw+,;Tu~&F~G#/~Pu: $,Y,E~~ $IYip""p'z5 ~-~uv~~< 2. 30" Culvert for storm drainage and water catchment oven f ME fi~zf~ at Guadalupe Cordero and Maria Cordova, boundary line ~/~~0~~cf~3fi, with Route 2 . rl.' Of-G: p &~sfR&C+ 5jLo~- C~CYL;IY+ From Cordova entrance, Route 2 to Gaan River So uR3-#e utcc ccw4 fio fIQcyfi& 0e.V 3. Left hand side of Route 2 from Frank A uon's residence nH H* R/64 +D CLW c UW~LO-AO OU C Jew 4. Perino Street and Route 2 drainage box fl next to Hafa Adai Store. AJe23 LS~U/P~6 &,V&O &&a &xu* &v,gy& so wA-f&-;n 6.li.K~6 /'h/-c Dc-G/>vw. 5. Open culvert 100' long, San Francisco Street to Gaan River, fr Btr Cb@rf&~@p~$2 Be& J, C 6. 60' open culvert, block 27 behind Fred Santos' residence from project site to San Francisco Street. 3.f-0 46 --feY- pr. s&/"e @Lip- AGAT MAYOh - - P.O. BOX 7388 AGAT, GUAM 96928 565-2524

URGENT FLOODED AREA

1, PROJECT: Water catchment and 30" culvert; 10 each Agat Staff Housing

2. 30" CULVERT for Storm Drainage and water catchment at Guadalupe Cordero and Maria Cordova, boundary line with Route 2 Note: From Cordova entrance, Route 2 to ~aanRiver

3. Lefbhand side of Route 2 from Frank Aguon's Residence to Spanish Bridge

4. Perino Street and Route 2.drainage box, next to Hafa Adai Store

5. Open Culvert 100 feet long, San Francisco Street to Gaan River

6. 60 feet Open Culvert, Block 27 behind Fred Santosl residence from project site to San Francisco Street. MA, GOVERILktrlh, AGANA GUAM 46910

Inter-Office Memorandum

To: Mayor Raymond S. Laguana President, Mayors' Council of Guam

Via: Mayor Gregorio M. Borja Council's Chairperson, Legislative Committee

From: Mayor of Asan-Maina

Subject: Flooding Problems

As per your request at the Council's meeting on October 4, 1989, submitted herewith are flooding problems within the municipality of Asan-Maina:

1) Sumbillo's Residence, also, needs culvert for runoff ;

2) Joaquin Cruz's Residence across National Park, also, needs clearing;

3) Behind Asan Body Shop, also, needs engineering - study;

4) Yamaguchi's Residence on Ramona Street.

Maina

1) Behind Bank of the Orient;

2) Arriola's Apt. along Halsey Drive towards Maina;

3) Fonte Bridge Area, also, needs clearing;

4) Peter Nelson's Office Complex towards NavalHospital, also, needs clearing;

5) Dry Well on Candelaria Road next to Daniel Guerrero's Residence. DEPUTY MAYOR HAYOR .' ' JESSIE 0. PALICAN RAYHO).O.S. LN;UANA OFF ICE1 7% -3737 OFF Im-JB59

October 5, 1989

30NORABLE JOE T. SAN AGUSTIN SPEAKER, TWENTHIETH GUAM LEGISLATURE 163 CHALAN SANTO PAPA .4GANA, GUAM 96910

Ilear Mr. Speaker: irst.of'al1,out of the $500,000.00 emergency fund to be sed for the flooding problem, I would like to use portion f that emergency fund to be use on Route 16, since it is on public property, it will not take long to eliminate the roblem that is causing a flood in that area. isted below are the residence that were effected by the looding problems in Barrigada and are in need of assistance s soon as possible. There is alot of work to be done, uch as buying property for the ponding basin, dry well and elocatating the families. I am requesting for someone who familarized in this field and also find an economical way o solve this problem. A) Radio Barrigada: The residence of Mr. Jose George is one of three families effected. There are in need of a dry well due to the fact the area in too small for a ponding basin or relocate the family. B) San Antonio Area: The residence of Mr. Paul Mendiola is one of the eight families effected in this area needs to buy land for ponding basin, dry well or relocate the family.

C) Leyang Barrigada: The residence of Mr. Gregorio Garrido and Mr. Anthony Kamminga is in need of an additional land for ponding basin, dry well, or relocate the families. * ATTENTION: SPEAKER b ALL ?FIBERS, TWENTIETH GUAM LEGISLATURE INARAJAN MAYORS' COUNCIL OFFICE GOVERNMENT OF GUAM AGANA. GUAM 96910

OCT C1 3 i,&

Inter-Office Memorandum

Mayor Raymond S. Laguana President, Mayorss Council of Guam

Via : Mayor Gregorio M. Borja, Santa Rita Council's Chairperson, Legislative Committee

From: Mayor of Inaraj an Subject: Flooding Problems

As per your request at the Council's meeting on October 4, 1989, submitted herewith are flooding problems within the municipality of Inarajan*. 1) Tinaga Area, Inarajan (ditch)

2) Tipoco Area. Inarajan (ditch) Your immediate .attention.and assistance to these problem areas is appreciated.

*Correction was made on the above paragraph which should have read "municipality of Inarajan". Please disregard the first COPY -

MAYORS' COUNCIL OFFICE October 6. 1989 GOVERNMENT OF GUAM AGANA GUAM 96910 Meriza Mayor 2 OfjClce Government of ~uam

ICNACIO S. "BUCK" CRUZ Mayor LIST OF FLOODING PROJECTS IN MERIZO THAT REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ACTION: RITA A. TAtNATONCO Administrative~Assistant I. There are approximately twenty-five (25) homes that MARIA B. REYES need lined ditches to prevent the water from getting Municipal Clerk into their homes, I1 . Most of the bridges, storm drainage plugged up,

MERIZO MUNIClPAL 1x1, Most of the roads, streets and driveways are severely PLANNING COUNaL damaged by recent floodings, There is a need for Coral delivery to these areas. IGNACIO S. "BUCK" CRUZ Chairman IV. Three (3) roads need cold mixed asphalt. My office have been receiving numerous complaints from motorists especially the school bus drivers. The damage is a PAlWJO HOFF Vice Chairperson/Swetary direct result from the constant flooding.

LYDIA I.CRUZ Treasurer

MEMBERS

Jose Q. Adalle JoseS.N. Barcinar Antonio S. Gur Edwin T. Guz Vicente Q. Nangauta Joaquin 0. San Nioolu Steve L. Spencer JowM. redpahago

TELEPHONES: 828-8312 828-8772 -. --. - e ATTENTION: SPEAKER AND . I MEMBERS, TWENTI * GUAM LEGISLATURE MAYOR'S OFFICE MONGMONG-TOTO-MITE GOVERNMENT OF GUAM P.O. nox 786 AGANA, GUAM TELEPHONE: 477-9090

TO : Mr. Raymond S. Laguana, President Mayor's Council of Guam

VIA: Chairman, Legislative Committee Mayor's Council of Guam

FROM: Mayor Antonio D. Materne, Mongmong-Toto-Maite

SUBJECT: Flooding, Cave-in Roads

Please be adviced, that due to Tropical Storm Colleen, areas within the Municipality of Mongmong-Toto-Maite, suffered severe damages. The areas affected are all located in the Toto area. The results of'damages are caved- in portion of Mongmong-Toto Road, Cesario Street, over-flow of water on Ramos Street, and four (4) houses experienced water running through their houses. Culverts need to be cleaned out at the Mongmong-Toto Rd. and Cesario St.

. udkL AN NIO D. MATERNE Mayor, MTM MEMORANDUM

TO : Raymond S. Laguana President Mayors' Council Office of Guam

FROM: Ordot Chalan Pago Mayor's Office

SUBJECT: Flooding areas, Ordot-Chalan Pago

The following areas, were flooded by Tropical Storm Collen on 10/4/89.

1. MAIMAI, CHALAN PAGO KONGA ST.7EMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH TAI, CHALAN PAGO CHALAN INALADO, CHALAN PAGO CHALAN TASI, CHALAN PAGO ZNAKI STREET, ORDOT CHALAN FAMHA, ORDOT 3. ORDOT-CHALAN PAGO, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

QJ-md W-pLL,P+. ROSANNA SAN MIGUEL-JENKINS A&@P. - - AT GOVERNMENT EXPENSE - -

OFFICE OF I'HE COMMISSIONER MUNICIPALITY OF PITI P.O. Box 786 Agana, Guam 96910

ISABEL S. HAGGARD Municipal Cornmitsioner 472-123213 List of Major Flooding Areas in Piti that needs immediate attention:

1. The retaining sea wall on route one - seashore side. The original wall has collapsed over the years and sand is now blocking the water passage coming from a ditch on the opposite side of the road. This causes a tremendous amount of flooding into the homes of Miss Pilar Kamminga and Mr. Jose Manibusan, whose wife is handicapped. This situation makes it very difficult for both residents when there is a heavy downpour of rain to combat the flooding that occurs. 2. The Taguag River Bridge located at the end of Assumption Drive. According to Mr. David Camacho, his assessment of this bridge has been submitted through the proper channels, but as of this writing, no response has been received. These people affected are as follows: Mrs. Vicenta Alcon, Mr. Jesus.Perez, Mrs. Theresa Cruz, Mrs. Rita Gumataotao, Mr. Juan Aflleje and Mrs. Josefina Rapolla. 3. The cleaning of the Taguag River, which runs from A. Quenga Street out to route one, behind the K-Automotive Shop. This assessment was done by Sixto Quintanilla. 4. The cleaning of the Masso River on Assumption Drive was also assessed by Mr. Quintanilla. The problem at this site is uprooted bamboo trees that have fallen into the river. Dur- ing heavy rains, the bamboo blocks the water paths and flows heavily on the sides close to the banks, causing some erosion on private properties.

5. Quenga Court - This road is totally inaccessible. The pot holes are large enough for a child's swimming pool. During the heavy downpour of rain last Saturday, September 9th, the homes of Mr. Joaquin Cruz and Mr. David Taimanglo were flooded. The repair of this road is very necessary in order to prevent future flooding. 6. Spruance Drive, Nimitz Hill. The Ditches on both sides of this drive, from Karningaville down past the Nimtz Hill Estates, needs cleaning. This people affected are: Mr. Frank Castro and mr. Jose Cruz. 7. River on Bella Street needs cleaning. Flooding in residential homes occured Saturday, September 9th, Those affected in these areas are: Ms. Jennifer Terlaje, Mr. Frank Salas, Mr. Tony Falcon, Mr. Tomas Unsiog and Mr. Miguel Cruz.

8. Ditch near the 7-Eleven in Piti caused major flooding of approximately nine homes, including the Mayor's home. This culvert is located under Marine Drive across to the Santos Park. It nees to be flushed and san on oceanside needs to be dredged. Those affected in these areas are: Mr. Pedro Hart, Mr. Greg Conception, Mr. Jose Fejeran, Mr. Jose Quenga, Mrs. Abby Certeza, Ms. Eleanor Tuncap, Mr. Steve Aguon, Mayor Isabel Haggard and Mrs. Magdalena Tajalle,

Dry Wells is being recommended for the Hillside residents all along Marine Drive, who are always flooded during a heavy downpour. Thank you for your support of our community concerns. GOVERN~ILNTOF GUAM OFFICE OF THE MAYOR SANTA RITA - SUMAY DISTRICT P. 0. Box 786, Agana, Guam 969l0 GREG M. BORJA Tel: 565-2514 MAYOR

Subject: Phoblema and Riachepanciea That Exiated in Santa Rita Requihing 1mmediate Attentio n . /I FLOODING PROBLEM I. Two heaidential at Namo Falea Road ahe expeniencing dlooding damage to Xheih home and phopehfy. Ma. Ana Bohja and Mha. Tehhy Labaton, next dooh neighboha hepotted that exiated doh the paat dive [5) yeana and vehy Liftle haa been done to cohhect the dlooding pho blem. Duhing the hainy aeaaon and anytime thehe .4a a heavy down pout, watch eacaping hhom Pale Duenaa St. and bhom the deadend ax Sgf. G. Camacho Stheex dhainb down hill apheading and dlooding the hweh ahea and into the Bohja and Labaton homes. RECOMMEND: That an open atohm dtainage be open up achoaa the Govehnmenf Phopetti above Xheia pa0pehty to Captuhe ovehdlowing wateh and divehf to $he Namo FaLRs noad culvext that dhaina into the Namo Rivet and into the ocean. 2. Ftooding and atanding wateh in the San Vicente Ahea along Bidhop Olano Dnive which hometimma coveha compleXeLy the enthe thavel poh- tion 06 fhe 4igh.t hand aide aa one dhiveh down dhom Santa Rita kowanda Old Agat, cauaing vehicle opehaXoka to week towahda the le6f to the oncoming tha66ic lane. Thia Cauheb hekiouh tha6dic hazahda and atho dlooding the two CoXa and home neahby. RECOMMEND: Thaf a 4.totm dhain-culveht be laid ackohb the 6looding ahea to the South hide whehe an open aXonm dhain exiated, Thia dlooding phoblem ha4 exihted doh many yeana.

PALE VUENAS 5 PALE EUGENIO INTERSECTlON I. Inadequate cuCveht on exiating conchete Line ditch ( 10" Via. ) should be heplaced with 24" Via. to upgnade the d~ainagecapa- bility . 2. Pkovide guahdhail at the aouthwe~fcoknek 06 the inteaaection to phevent potential accidental hazahd to motoniat. Sub j: PRO blema and Diachepanc~t. exinted in Santa Rita tequihing immediate attention. BISHOP OLANO DRIVE

' I. Exidting eatxhline ditch gezting deepeh and deepeh, cauaed by waah0u.t eddectd. In home aReab exiating awale id Vehy close to the edge 06 pavement and i4 vety hazahdoud to the mototting public. RECOMMEND: INSPECTlUN AND ASSESMENTS to cohhect the exib$ing p&obLem. -PALE SAN VlTORES ST. I, Conchete Cine ditck id up againax the edge 06 pavemen$, dtopping down apptoximaXety six (6) 6eet with only 60uh (4) inch cuhb pto- tecting vehicles ,$horn 6aLling o 6 6. RECOMMEND ::1':, : lnbtaeling guakdhail extinding apphoximaxely ( 150 Ft. ) PALE ROMAN ST.

I. Concxete Line dizchlopen atohm dtain is up' against edge 06 pavement dttopping aa deep aa (40 Inched) in moat placeb. 2. Deep excavation/wanhou~ehhodion up to $he edge 06 toad pavement exthemelg dangehoud to motohia$. Next to Mendiota and Conception Re

RECOMMEND: Cuhb be place along stoRm dhain to photect vehicles 6hom - 6alling 066 inXo open stohm dhain/cuLveht. Caude immediate hepaih and cunb be placed along waahout ahea -. ,, PALE VUENAS ST, ADJACENT TO MAYOR'S OFFICE ' , .

I. This id at40 cSobe to the enthance to 3. P. Tonhe4 Elem. bchool. Exidting awaLe/dihk ti~e!*ditchehoded and getXing deepeh and deepek 066setting the existing eahth bed inom okiginal elevation, caubing a deep pit 60n WaXeh to accumulate in dome places. RECOMMENU: Conbt&uct open conchete atohm dhainage to phevent 6uhtheh ehobion and $0 aLLow 6hee blow 06 wateh duhing the hainq aeaaon. 2. PALE DUEhIAS ST. AND CPL. I. SABLAN 7NTERSECTION Stohm dnainage clogged caubing debnib to oveh6&ow and bphead debhib oven paCe duenad bR. and inxu p~k.vateresidence* RECOMMEND : Clear and remove debris accumulations to prevent overflow. .-~.. - .

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Subj: Problems and discrepancies that existed in Santa Rita requiring immediate attention, PALE DUENAS ST., ALONG HOUSE NO. 128, 138 and 144 Existing earth swale/line ditch is covered with vegetation growth and soil deposits, causing a severe flood damaged to the adjacent properties and homes across the street.

Xedredge existing swale to bring back to it's original designed and construct open concrete storm drainage to prevent further collection of soil deposits and to allow free flow of rain water. J. P. SARMIENTO ST. TALISAY :IWATER POND FORMED from street storm drain along public easement, needs clearing in clogged area to allow flow of water into existing stream below.

Clear up debris and water and install/place 36" culvert and backfill to open up access easement road into adjacent properties behind Lot 402-R10-2-2d.Rl. V. D. LIZAMA ST., TALISAY Existing earth swale/open line drainage is covered with vegetation growth and soil deposit causing flooding damage to adjacent properties-

Clear up line ditch to bring back to it's original designed to prevent further flooding. ROUTE 17 - CROSS ISLAND ROAD During and after heavy down pour, the road near the residence of Mr. Vicente Guerrero and Mr. Ricardo Calvo becomes a lake and vehicles with low exhaust system cannot pass through, together with soil erosion on the road causing mud slime over road pavement.

RECOMMEND : Clear up and install adequate drainage/storm culvert to allow mudslide and rain water to flow across the road and drain into river below. BISHOP APURON AND BISHOP FLORES ST., 3OUTE 17 Soil erosion and hill side wash off covers existing CORAL filled street due to inadequate storm drain the the area, causing residents at times to abandon vehicles and walk to their homes. RECOMMEND: Up grading of line ditch to reroute flow of flooding water Up grade existing street to elevate and apply asphalt topping to prevent further erosion and mudslide. October 5, 1989

Inter-Office Memorandum DANIEL E. SABLAN AgLFtsnt Commlrdonsr To: President, Mayors' Council of Guam

Via : Chairman, Legislative Comnittee Mayors' Council of Guam

Mayor and Vice Mayor I From: / Subject : Flooding Problems As per your request at our Council meeting on October 4, 1989, submitted herewith is a listing of flooding problems being experienced in our community.

1, Maria E. Perez' residence in Agana Springs. - Mrs. Perez' access road is situated in a swamp area where it becomes inaccessible if swamp overflows due t~ heavy rain, - We recommend elevating and widening existing road access about four (4) feet from swamp level. - Opening new access road through backfilling. 2, Mrs. Ana Cruz' residence at Chalan Canton Tutujan. - Stagnant water settling due to old cess pool, - We recomend a stom drainage,, j, Westfall (Samiliano) area in Afame. - Overflow goes through their low lying area. - We recmend installing a seventy (70) to ninety (90) feet long concrete culvert.

4. Lucio Road in Agana Springs, - Entrance is giving way to erosion. - We recommend backfilling. 5. Ponding Basin at Chalan Gumayuus. - Plugged up due to heavy vegetation and dirt residue. - We recomend digging excess dirt resdue and clearing of vegetation inside and outside fence and securing the fence- P.0. Box 786 A~OM.Gum 98910 6- Storm Drainages - Several drainages are plugged up. - We recommend clearing and cleaning. Memorandum Flooding Problems October 5, 1989 Page 2

7. C.L. Taitano Elementary School - Central courtyard and areas near walkways. - We recommend a storm drainage.

6. Community Center - Courtyard floods due to clogged up drainage. - We recommend installation of 4" PVC pipe water drainage.

Should you need further information, please do not hesitate to call on US.

Vice Mayor OFFICE Oi -HE AYOR DISTRICT OF TA,uFOFO

October 5, 1989

Memorandum

To: Raymond S. Laguana, President Mayor's Council Office of Guam

From: Tito A. Mantanona Talofofo Mayor

Subject: Erosion and flooding in Talofofo Village

Here are the following listing of areas, which floods and erosion always happen evedtirne heavy rain hits or typhoon.

Bill Jones, As Ana Street (cL~~~J*~' Francisco Siguenza, Mariano Blas ~treet~~~~b;~5 Vicente C. Aguon, Mata Street(PLdeb~~4) Jose S. Salas, As Jose Rabago, As Ana Ana Castro, Kiroga Rufo Lujan, As Ana Mariano Nauta, Nauts Street Joaquin Taijeron, Taijeron Monica Concepcion, Land use Route 4A, down hill to needs to be harden either by cementing or asphalt to prevent erosion also cave in area needs rip rap and re-enforced by cement{fibs/~ Need additional culvert pipes to prevent road from washout the tie in from As Ana to San Miguel street(ER~S/~N

The above areas mentioned were the worst condition experiencing high water causing property damage and erosion.

The estimated cost to retify minor problem is approximately $50,000.

Respectfully submitted,

Mayor MUNIClPALITY OF TAMUNING - TUMON GOVERNMENT OF GUAM c/o Mayor's Council of Guam P.O. Box 786 Agana, Guam 96910 Phones: 646-8646 1 646-5211

ALFRED0 C. DUNGCA October 5, 1989 MAYOR

TERESITA C. BORJA PRIORITY LISTING OF FLOODING PROJECTS IN THE TAMUNING/TUMON/HARMON VICE-MAYOR AREA REQUIRING IMMEDIATE ACTION

1. Harmon(Co1d Storage area)access road leading to residential homes. 2. Marata St., Tumon - entrance leading to the Tumon Villa also in constant demand for coral 3. Route 1 - in front of Atkins Krolls all the way down to the intersection of Sakura Resturant/Guam ~avings(drainage system plugged UP

4. Behind Hafa Adai 2 & 3 - residents experiencing low line flooding during rainy season

5. St. John's St.(across St. John Schoo1)entrance is also flooded during rainy season as well as in the Trailer Park area - residents experiencing low line areas being flooded.

6. Governor Carlos Camacho Rd(Camp Watkins Rd.)shoulders leading from the hospital(water builds up in front of residential homes/ driveways)

7. Entrance to Tumon Village Apartments, again this area is con- stantly having water build up

Most storm drainages are plugged up. Also, residents in low-line areas are in constant demand of coral. /1

*SIT C.(?I+ BORJA Vice-Mayor PI-. .L; L 1 OFFICE GOVERNMENT 3F GUAM AGANA GUAM 96910

Inter-Office Memorandum

To: Mayor Raymond S. Laguana President, Mayors' Council of Guam

Via: Mayor Gregorio M. Borja Council's Chairperson, Legislative Committee

From: Mayor of Umatac

Subject: Flooding Problems

As per your request at the Council's meeting on October 4, 1989, submitted herewith are flooding problem areas within the municipality of Umatac:

1) Behind San Dionicio Catholic Church;

2) Nino Perdido Street;

3) East Ginabit Street;

4) San Dionicio Street (main road);

5) Low Cost Housing and Subdivision Areas - flooding on storm drainage.

Your immediate attention and assistance to these problem areas is appreciated. REPRQD- UCPD AT GOVXRNUENT EXP-

Chairman Y igo Municipality of Yig Municipal Planning Council

MEMORANDUM

TO : Raymond S. Laguana, Pfienident Mayoats Council 06 Guam FROM: Yigo Mqos

SUBJECT: Ftooding Paobtem, Murticipaeity 06 Yigo

In fie~eltence to the dlooding ptroblem in the Municipality 06 Yigo, 1 have fi~ted below the anean that need to be addteaed. Pteae be adviaed that 7 do not have the co~t blreahdown to colrlrect the ~ituation. Howwelt, the .ncope 06 weak inchden the i~ntathtionand cldng 06 nt04rn dlraiu. The mean a66ected me an jott tow^:

I. lntelrnection 06 Rt. No. I and Juan Jacinto Rd. 2. Atong Juan Jacinto Rd, 3. lgtenia St. 4. CaAimik0 St. 5. Chah Katot 6. Yigo Elementany School PPayglround 7. Gayin~oD4. - €ant Side

@olr 06 Yigo

IGO MAYOR'S OFFICE P.O. BOX 786 GANA, GUAM 96910 Tel. Office: 653-2695 . . . . - .. -- "3-UCED AT GOVE3WMENT EXPENSE

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Chairman Y igo Municipality of Yigo Municipal Planning Council

MEMORANDUM

TO : Raymond S. Laguana, Pxenident may oh'^ Council 06 Gum FROM: Yigo Mayox

SUBJECT: Flooding Psoblern, Municipal2 ty 06 Yigo

Dean M4. Pxehident: In tre6exence to the 6looding ptroblem in the Municipality 06 Yigo, 7 have ei~ted below the mea that need to be addau~ed. Pleane be advihed that 7 do not have the co3t bxeakdown to cortrtect the hituation. Homve4, the bcope a6 wo4k inc-thda the in~taltktionand cleaning 06 atoxm dtainb. The mean a66ected me an 6ollowa:

7. Znterthection 06 Rt. No. 7 and Juan Jacinto Rd. 2. Along Juan Jacinto Rd. 3. 7.gluian St. 4. Caimixo St. 5. Chahn Katot 6. Yigo Elementmy School Phygxound 7. Gayinmo 04. - Eat Side

u04 06 Yigo

IGO MAYOR'S OFFICE P.O. BOX 786 ;ANA, GUAM 96910 Tel. Offxe: 653-2695 YON c S OFFICE

GOVER;., .+ 1. GUAM P.O. BOX ; 86 AGANA. GUAM 96910

VlCENT E C. BERNARDO Village Flo wer 789-1525 "Hibiscus"

OCTOBER 4, 1989

ATTN : RAYMONO S. LAGUANA PDESIDENT OF THE MAYORS' CQUNC I L

FROM: VICENTE C. BERNARD0 MAYOR OF YONA

SUBJECT : FLOOD WITHIN THE AREA OF YONA TROPICAL STORM COLLEEN

PULANTAT AREA

1, ANTONIO Q. QUENlNE 2. FRANK BALAJADIA-789-1865 3. PEDRO P. BALAJADIA 4. BILL BALAJADIA-~~~-~~~~ 5. VICENTE PAGELINAN 6. ANTONIO CAMACHO

MANENGON AREA 1. ROSE SALAS-789-2676 2. ENRIQUE M. SANTOS-789-3202 3. FRANCISCO IWATSU

MANENGON BRIDGE FULL OF BAMBOO'S. '1'RN MAi Jh. N , OFFICE GOVERN! ..JT iF GUAM AGANA. GUAb 36910

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Inter-Office Memorandum To: Mayor Raymond S. Laguana President, Mayors' Council of Guam

Via : Mayor Gregorio M. Borja, Santa Rita Council's Chairperson, Legislative Committee From: Mayor of Inarajan

Subject : Flooding Problems As per your request at the Council's meeting on October 4, 1989, submitted herewith are flooding problems within the municipality of Asan-Maina: 1) Tinaga Area, Inarajan (ditch) 2) Tipoco Area, Inarajan (ditch) Your immediate attention and assistance to these problem areas is appreciated,