Which entity is responsible for all issues related to zoning on Guam?

The Guam Land Use Commission (GLUC) is the authority responsible for zoning issues in Guam. This entity oversees land use regulations and ensures that the development and utilization of land align with the island's comprehensive plan and zoning laws. The GLUC's responsibilities include reviewing land use proposals, granting zoning variances, and updating zoning regulations to meet the needs of the community and protect the environment.

In contrast, the Department of Land Management focuses more broadly on land administration and management rather than zoning-specific decisions. The Guam Environmental Protection Agency is primarily concerned with environmental regulations and ensuring compliance with environmental laws, rather than zoning issues. Meanwhile, the Guam Planning Authority, which could be involved in broader planning initiatives, does not hold the jurisdiction specifically designated for zoning matters, which solidifies the GLUC's role as the key zoning entity on the island.