-} The vieite vary in duration according to the amount of work to be accomplisnad and in some instances, according to weather conditions. At times it ia not feasible to return to the main settlasemt due to unfavoranle weather. It should be explained that this is a highly mobile population, as are sost Harshallese. There will be a great deal of traval between all of the islands of Enewetak Atoll throughout the year, every year. The people are highly oriented teward the sea and lagoon aid Love to travel. This orientation and pattern will undoubtedly, continue after return to snewetak. I pregune that curiousity stimulated by a more than 25 year absance on the part of the oldar generation ad of cocplete ignorance of the atoll on the part of those either born since the removal in 1947 or who were emall cildren at the tine, will stisulate a graat usal of travel in tre initial period of reasttlaiait. Again I stronzly adviga that no firm decision o¢@ made in regard to construction of facilities ani future settlasent pattern (village sites, etc.) without first obtaining t.e wishes, adyice, and consent of the Enevetak feoola. 3.) I asoune that tne paople will want all of the islands to ba planted wherever possible. This m-ans that all debris wil: Have to 5a ramoved, and all brusu cleared (except for the imortant sheltar belt and otier protective cover as deemed necesgary by TT agricultural experts. The psople will of courage want the surface, the terrain in its original condition where possibls. This means of course that the gulliea and Large holes must be filled as was done on Bikini in 1969. Toe quustion of future use of the airstrip and othar facilities on Enewetak isiand is of course a highly taportant one. 1 assume that the psople will want the strip to ba saved for co:mercial and amergency use. Tne pen areas will be needed for coconut groves and suusistence crops. I assume that the people will want the buildings which ar: in good condition to remain in situ. ilere again, the decision must come from the Enewetak People. 1 know thatthay will want all useful materials and builcings for their future use. They have stated this. It ahould be Worne in mind that the people have rights in more thm one piece of Lend and on differahtislands throughout the atoll. Land rights are owed held by khn groups. Tne Land parcels are worked by the members of the Lineage which holds tnese rigots which wre norsall,; chiefly inherited at birth. The tadititional pattern of habitation is for households (family groups) to Live on their Land, not in a village cl.ster. That is, in o scattered pattern. ‘he comaunity buildings are, however, noraally cbotralised on the main island as discussed previously.Seeen | <. Ocean > ‘his is the pattern followed on Ujilan: and will probably be perpetuated an Bnewetak. tare aain the Gnevetak comaunity will voice their dasires in this watter.