Plazan Memoriat Maga’låhi Hurao or Chief Hurao Memorial Park

(a)Name Designation. “Plazan Memoriat Maga’låhi Hurao” or “Chief Hurao Memorial Park”. That area known as Lot No. 2065, Anigua, containing an area of 2,137.11 ± square meters, as shown on the map recorded in the Department of Land Management under Instrument Number 89939, and surrounding government properties, shall hereafter be known as the “Plazan Memoriat Maga’låhi Hurao” or “Chief Hurao Memorial Park.” Any provisions of law referring to the former site of the Department of Land Management are hereby deemed to read: “Plazan Memoriat Maga’låhi Hurao” or “Chief Hurao Memorial Park.”

(b)Appropriate nameplates or signs. The Chamoru Cultural Development and Research Institute, together with I Maga’hågan/Maga’låhen Guåhan, the Director of the Department of Parks and Recreation, the Director of the Department of Public Works and the Mayor of Hagåtña, shall cause to be erected appropriate nameplates or signs designating the site as the “Plazan Memoriat Maga’låhi Hurao” or “Chief Hurao Memorial Park.” Further, at such ceremony as the “Chamoru Cultural Development and Research Institute,” I Maga’hågan/Maga’låhen Guåhan, the Director of Public Works, the Director of the Department of Parks and Recreation and the Mayor of Hagåtña deem appropriate, “Plasan Memoriat Maga’låhi Hurao” or “Chief Hurao Memorial Park” shall be officially named and a statue and a plaque bearing the name, picture, and a brief history of the contributions of Chief Hurao to the people of Guam shall be affixed within a suitable spot in and around the park area.