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At long last, Guamanians could once again use of a popular community facility that's been off-limits for far too long. The Dededo Pool underwent its final inspection from Public Health this week, with
Agat: 31 Arriola said those numbers are based on reports from the mayors and don't include the ones he or his team have checked in their drives around the island. He said there are about 70 buildings inspected and notices sent to their owners for compliance. Notices of violation are given to the landowner or building owner, and they have 30 days to act. If they don't make any attempt to clean up the structure, Public Works is able to complete the work itself and charge the owner for the cost. Arriola said he wants to keep the program going, and there are no plans to let up.