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Hattig not present at Land Trust meeting
By Anumita Kaur
Jack Hattig III, CHamoru Land Trust Commission administrative director, who resigned effective May 7, wasn t present at the agency s meeting Thursday.
“I’ll be working directly with the director on anything that needs to be closed out in the position. We’ll be operating at a limited capacity as well,” board member Angela Santos said. “Today s meeting was a huge sentiment of the collaboration that you guys continue to have, and I sincerely appreciate that. The work doesn’t stop and you guys have proven that.”
The board didn t state the reasons for Hattig’s resignation.
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Governor schedules meeting to discuss CLTC administrator Hattig
By Steve Limtiaco
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero said she was scheduled to meet with CHamoru Land Trust Commission Chairman John Reyes, Jr., Monday afternoon to discuss Land Trust Administrative Director Jack Hattig III.
Reyes last Thursday announced the CLTC board believes Hattig is not suited to the director’s job and said the board would ask for a meeting with the governor. The announcement came following a closed-door executive session, requested by board member Angela Santos.
No decisions have been made about Hattig’s job at the Land Trust, the governor said Monday morning. Leon Guerrero named Hattig as CLTC administrative director in January 2019, and Hattig was officially hired by the Land Trust board that month.