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  • By Gina T. Reilly

Medical buildings at Camp Blaz proposed; comment period begins


The north ramp at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, is being turned into a facility equivalent to a Marine Corps air station. Photo courtesy of Seth Robson/Stars and Stripes

The Navy is proposing to construct two buildings at at the Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz as part of the military buildup on Guam.


The first is a multi-story administration and communication building, and the other is a medical/dental clinic.


"Both buildings are located in the main cantonment area of Marine

Corps Base Camp Blaz previously prepared for vertical construction by J-001B

Utilities and Site Improvements," the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Marianas said.


The 45-day comment period, which opened Feb. 19, ends April 3.


Camp Blaz, located at Finegayan near Andersen Air Force Base, will provide a home for 5,000 Marines who will be relocated from Okinawa as part of the troop realignment.


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PA Memos provide an opportunity for interested members of the public to

participate in the Section 106 consultation process required under the

National Historic Preservation Act.


The following PA Memo provides new cultural and natural resources

information associated with planned construction projects and are available

on the NAVFAC Pacific Cultural Information webpage at


This is a 45-day public comment period and interested members of the

community may submit comments via email to criwebcomment@navy.mil.


Those without internet access may obtain a printed copy of this PA Memo from

the Guam Historic Resources Division, located at 490 Chalan Palasyo, Agana

Heights, 96910 (in the Department of Parks and Recreation office).





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