(a) The thirty-four (34) 12th Festival of Pacific Arts “village” huts, directly situated at the northwest rear of I Sengsong CHamoru (the Chamorro Village) shall hereafter be named as “Lugåt I Manaina-ta” with a description of recognition to Manmaga’låhi yan Manmågas Siha who died bravely in their last stand against the Spaniards during the CHamoru-Spanish War (1668-1695).
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(b) Each of the thirty-four (34) structures shall be individually named in remembrance of specific heroes and people of the CHamoru-Spanish War era. Signage bearing each of the following names, respectively, shall be affixed or depicted upon the structures: (1) Guma’ Ka’isa (2) Guma’ Åhgao (3) Guma’ Ladåhao (4) Guma’ Ågualin (5) Guma’ Hula (6) Guma’ Chaifi (7) Guma’ Matå’pang (8) Guma’ Ilåo (9) Guma’ Chelef (10) Guma’ Kimådu (11) Guma’ Huråo (12) Guma’ Tolahi (13) Guma’ Gofisinan (14) Guma’ Ke’puha (15) Guma’ Choko’ (16) Guma’ Maga’håga Siha - the central concrete hut (flanked by 16 concrete huts on the left/to the north and 17 concrete huts on the right/to the south) shall be named as Guma Maga’håga denoting the central role of women in Chamorro society (17) Guma’ Poio (18) Guma’ Da’on (19) Guma’ Guåfak (20) Guma’ Makayåo (21) Guma’ Sanglo (22) Guma’ Ke’yao (23) Guma’ Olanok (24) Guma’ Punni (25) Guma’ Tåni (26) Guma’ Su’ihan (27) Guma’ Manåmko’ (28) Guma’ Famalåo’an (29) Guma’ Lalåhi
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(30) Guma’ Famagu’on (31) Guma’ Gereru (32) Guma’ Manuritåo (33) Guma’ Manuritåo (34) Guma’ Mariånas. (c) The Director of the Chamorro Village shall prepare the signs and placards necessary and have those posted, consistent with the beauty and theme of the Chamorro Village and surrounding area. SOURCE: Added by P.L. 33-177:2 (June 30, 2016) as § 849.12. Codified to this section by the Compiler to maintain the chapter’s general codification sequence pursuant to authority granted by 1 GCA § 1606.