§ 40101 Number of Mayors and Vice-Mayors
§ 40102 Definitions
§ 40103 Election
§ 40103.1 Transition for Mayor and Vice Mayor
§ 40104 Terms of Office
§ 40105 Mayors Council
§ 40106 Staffing for Villages
§ 40107 Council Staffing
§ 40108 Mayors and Vice Mayors: Qualifications
§ 40109 Compensation
§ 40110 Vacancies
§ 40111 Term of Office; Ceremony
§ 40112 Powers, Duties and Responsibilities
§ 40114 Hagåtña Mayor: Sagan Dinana
§ 40115 Authority of Mayors & Vice Mayors
§ 40115.1 Mayors Empowered with Approving Authority
§ 40116 Duties of the Vice Mayor
§ 40117 Provision for Office Space
§ 40118 Municipal Fund
§ 40119 Community Development Fund
§ 40120 Transfer of Existing Programs, Assets and Unex- pended Funds from the Chief Mayor\’s Office to the Council
§ 40121 Personnel for Individual Mayors
§ 40122 Capital Projects Participation
§ 40123 Advising the Mayor
§ 40124 Municipal Planning Council: Establishment
§ 40125 Composition and Eligibility of Council Members
§ 40126 Municipal Planning Council: Term of Office
§ 40127 Municipal Planning Council: Vacancy
§ 40128 Municipal Planning Council: Powers, Duties and\r\nResponsibilities
§ 40129 School Bus Shelters
§ 40130 Municipal Planning Council: Meetings
§ 40131 Municipal Litter and Defacement Fund
§ 40132 Effective Date
§ 40134 Establishment and Use of the Tamuning Gymnasium\r\nFund
§ 40135.1 Creation of the Mayors Council of Guam (MCOG) Revolving Fund
§ 40136 Direct Purchase
§ 40137 Establishment and Use of the Agat Gymnasium\r\nRevolving Fund
§ 40138 Establishment and Use of the Dededo Gymnasium\r\nRevolving Fund
§ 40139 Establishment and Use of the Talofofo Gymnasium\r\nRevolving Fund
§ 40140 Establishment and Use of the Yigo Gymnasium\r\nRevolving Fund
§ 40141 Establishment and Use of the Yona Gymnasium\r\nRevolving Fund
§ 40142 Gymnasium Revolving Fund
§ 40143 Transfer of F
§ 40144 Transfer of the Former Agat Fire Station Property
§ 40201 Creation of the Community Partnership Council\r\n(CPC)
§ 40202 Membership of Council
§ 40203 Eligibility; Terms of Service
§ 40204 Convening and Meetings
§ 40205 Goals and Purposes of the CPC
§ 40206 Action Plan
§ 40206.1 Design Recommendations and Financing Options
§ 40206.2 Maintenance, Staffing Projections and Review of\r\nExisting Village Facilities
§ 40301 Legislative Statement
§ 40302 Broadband Access at Community Facilities
§ 40303 Access Control
§ 40304 Immunity From Liability
§ 40305 Authorization to Solicit and Accept Donations
§ 40306 Severability
§ 40307 Notification

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