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LCD-80-73 1 (1980-06-18)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabczi0001 and id is 1 raw text is: !? ELA~FD ESTRITED to F~e ude the General Accontig Office exovv o of specific approval II 63 GAO by the Office of Congrose& i~ifa Raatiols. United States General Accounting Office Logistics and Washington, DC 20548 Communications Division B-198779 JUNE 18,1980 The Honorable Antonio B. Won Pat House of Representatives 117763 Dear Mr. Won Pat: Subject: rStatus of the Navy's and Air Force's LSmplementation of the Guam Land Use Planj In response to your October 5, 1979, request, we reviewed the Navy's and Air Force's efforts to release the land identi- fied in the Navy's Guam Land Use Planlas releasable to the Government of Guam or to pr-iva e par ies. We also reviewed the current military landholdings on Guam to see if additional land could be released. The results of our review are discussed in detail in the enclosures. In summary, we found that: --The Navy has released only 100 of the 2,517 acres of Navy-occupied land identified in the Plan as releasable. (See p. 3.) --The Navy has deferred releasing 1,228 acres identified in the Plan so that the requirement for this land can be reassessed. (See p. 5.) --The Air Force has released 2,127 of the 2,663 releasable acres of Air Force-occupied land for internal Department of Defense (DOD) screening, and it is processing an addi- tional 369 acres for internal screening. (See p. 9.) In addition, our comparison of DOD landholdings on Guam with DOD requirements for such land indicates that over 1,000 additional acres may be releasable for civilian use. (See pp. 11 to 14.) The Navy estimates that the releasable land identified in the Plan, except for the 1,228 acres being deferred as indicated above, will be turned over to the General Services (945397)

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