buildings will be used in the clean-up and carly redevelopment work. Clearing of vegetation will be done’ in strips so as to permit the plenting of seedlings with int| ervening strips of existing vegetation left to control erosion. As the scattvne develop the erosion control strips will gradually be cleared. Replanting, estimated to require 100,000 nuts should follow on the heels of debris and vegetation clearing on Bikini and Enyu. Clearing of other islands should follow the cleanup of Bikini and Enyu. Tne other islands of the atoll will not be cultivated or used for residences for the foreseeable future, Clearing will consist of removal of test activity debris, particulerly radio-~-active meterial. It is planned to leave the massive bunkers which are located on several of these islands, The Bikini and Enyu bunkers Will also be left to provide storm shelter or other community use Bikini was the population center of the pre-test community and the Bikinicans ave indicated they want their new village center located adjacent to the cemetery, its former location. This will consist of a disspensary, school, meeting house, church, administrative facilities and some warehousing and equivment shelter. It is planned to construct et the outset facilities (except for the school) which will be adequate for the totel anticivated population of Bikini. An addition to the school is planned for 1973. The Bikinians wish to live on their individual "wetos" (land parcels) rather than in a village complex. This decision on their part will precludg @ central water supply andsewerege system although the relative dispersal will have other health benefits. The Bikinians have been living in @ village situation since 1946 and appear to prefer the traditicnal Moershallese style of living on the land. Plans call for the construction of 30 housing units - 10