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COLVILLE CONFEDERATED TRIBES
COLVILLE BUSINESS COUNCIL
Special Session
December 21st, 2017
Resolution Index
Condensed by, Naomi Yazzie, Executive Office Assistant
Present:
Dr. Michael Marchand, Edwin Marchand, Sheilah Cleveland, Jack Ferguson, Georgia
Simpson, Susie Allen, Larry Allen, Willie Womer, Andy Joseph Jr., Melissa Louis-Williams,
Joseph Somday, Joel Boyd, Norma Sanchez, Rodney Cawston
Resolution No.
2017-740.m&b.l&j
10-Signature
Condensed Recommendation Information
To rescind Resolution 2017-682 in its entirety to terminate the
Administrative Law Judge Contract. Chairman or designee to
sign all pertinent documents.
Colville Business Council
Vote Tally
11 FOR (JF, JB, SC, EM, JS,
MLW, AJ, LA, SA, NS, GS)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
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10-Signature
To approve the change order increase by $1,926.50 to
Contract C17-352. Chairman or designee to sign all pertinent
documents.
Rationale: Timelines
10 FOR (RC, EM, LA, NS,
WW, JB, JF, MLW, JS, SA)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
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10-Signature
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10-Signature
To approve amendment between Washington State DSHS and
Colville Confederated Tribes Children and Family Services
for the period of January 1, 2018 to September 30, 2018, the
Chairman or authorized designee to sign the document.
To rescind Resolution 2017-627 in its entirety, effective
immediately.
Rationale: Timelines
10 FOR (AJ, WW, SC, EM, LA,
MLW, JS, NS, JB, GS)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
Rationale: Timelines
10 FOR (JB, JF, EM, JS, WW,
LA, SA, AJ, MM, SC)
2 AGAINST (MLW, NS)
1 ABSTAINED (GS)
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10-Signature
Whereas we take note of and recognize that law enforcement
has a unique role in our communities;
Whereas we affirm the role of law enforcement to protect
human life and believe that accountability and public trust are
a key part of law and order;
Special Session
December 21st, 2017
Naomi Yazzie, Executive Office Assistant
Rationale: Timelines
10 FOR (JB, LA, JF, MLW, SA,
SC, EM, WW, MM, NS)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
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TABLED
Whereas in Washington State, like the rest of the nation, law
enforcement use of deadly force has a disproportionate impact
on marginalized communities, particularly persons of color,
LGBTQ persons with disabilities, youth, immigrants, with
disproportionate impact on Native Americans and the Black
community, and with data showing that one-quarter of uses of
deadly force involve a person with mental health issues;
Whereas the duty to preserve life and protect the community
also includes the underlying respect for humanity, and a duty
to render first aid at the scene;
Whereas the law in Washington State on the use of deadly
force by law enforcement (RCW 9A.16.040) has been called
the most "egregious" in the nation due to a de facto immunity
for unjustified use of force;
Whereas the public needs confidence in the review of use of
deadly force, particularly when it results in death or serious
injury, and has called for independent investigations to
provide for a credible outcome;
Whereas Initiative 940, which is an initiative to the
Legislature, calls for violence de-escalation, mental health,
and first aid training, requires that first aid be rendered,
removes the de facto immunity and replaces it with an
objective and subjective good faith test, both of which must
be met, requires a completely independent investigation, and
includes diverse community members at the table to develop
policies;
Therefore be it resolved that we endorse Initiative 940, also
known as De-Escalate Washington; and
Therefore be it finally resolved, that we call for wide-spread
support through signature gathering to assure that Initiative
940 qualifies for the ballot, encourage coming to the table
with law enforcement at all levels in this, and will work for
the passage of Initiative 940 during the 2018 legislative
session.
To tell a complex story and gather pertinent information and
reduce it to a compelling clean video, info graphics, copies
and/or promotional material. Whereas, a public relations
campaign for the Arrow Lakes (Sinixt,
Lakes)
people for the use of collegiate education, public awareness
and historical reference to people, places and events related to
the Arrow Lakes band. Whereas it is the recommendation to
utilize the amount of $150,000.00 for documentary
professional fees, equipment, promotional items and travel.
Chair or designee to sign all relevant documents.
To approve the new Medical and Dental rates for FY2018
beginning February 1, 2018 which include a 10% increase
and contributing 50% of the employee dependents.
$326,601.68 from the DCS Claim will be used to offset all of
Special Session
December 21st, 2017
Naomi Yazzie, Executive Office Assistant
Rationale: Timelines
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
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the tribal program increases and $78,092.32 of Other Tribal
funds increases. Chair or designee authorized to sign all
relevant documents.
Whereas, Management & Budget Committee approved
resolution 2007-700 the Charter and Articles of Incorporation
and By Laws for Colville Tribal Credit Corporation
Whereas, Article XI Board of Directors Section B (ii)
concerning one of the five Corporate Directors which states
one Director shall be: "The Comptroller (or acting if a
permanent Comptroller is not in existence) of the Tribe"; and
Whereas, The Comptroller job has been reclassified to Chief
Financial Officer; and
Whereas, Management & Budget finds it necessary to change
the job title; now
Therefore, be it resolved, that the Colville Business Council
hereby approves an amendment to the Charter and Articles of
Incorporation by changing Article XI Board of Directors
Section B (ii) to:
"The Chief Financial Officer of the Tribes or similar position
if no Chief Financial Officer or designee from the Tribal
Accounting Department"
To not accept the Colville Tribal Relinquishment request of
David Todd Madera on the current Colville Tribal
Membership Roll.
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
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To approve the following eligibility requirements and
deadlines for the 2018 181-D (Grand Coulee Dam) Annual
BPA Settlement disbursement from account PL7219709 to be
distributed on or before March 26, 2018. Eligibility
requirements: must be enrolled and living as of midnight of
February 08, 2018; DNA Testing Completed by January 15,
2018; Complete Enrollment Application packet received by
January 29, 2018; February 12, 2018 is deadline for the
following: Department Hold List, Half-Share forms,
Voluntary request, Official Court Orders, and Direct Deposit
forms. Emergency Custody Orders will be accepted until the
closing of the file and payment shall be held into the minors
IIM account. Debt Set-Off Ordinance and Retro Active
Payments shall not apply. The following shall be approved for
deposit into the tribal members IIM account:
1. Children & Family Services Court
Orders/Voluntary consent for minors and court
declared incompetent adults.
2. Social Services (Regular) Court Orders/Voluntary
consent for minors and court declared incompetent
adults.
Special Session
December 21st, 2017
Naomi Yazzie, Executive Office Assistant
0 ABSTAINED
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
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3. Enrollment Department Court Orders and voluntary
consent for minors and adults/Deceased
Members/Custody Orders received after
deadline/Unclaimed Checks past 90 days.
CONFIDENTIAL
To dop K ’Le h M rie Rodriguez, as applicant meets
requirements of Section 8-1-160 of Enrollment Ordinance and
Constitution of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville
Reservation.
To adopt Juliana Miranda Rodriguez, as applicant meets
requirements of Section 8-1-160 of Enrollment Ordinance and
Constitution of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville
Reservation.
To approve carry-over of Amendment Number 5, grant
90CI9932-02-05, Office of Head Start, One-Time
Supplemental funds of $217,986.00 to purchase 3 new school
buses, from CCT Federal Budget account 202017 to CCT
Federal Budget account 202018. No additional funds and the
budget shall be amended accordingly, Chairman or designee
to sign all pertinent documents.
To approve the new pre award for 312017 Colville Hatchery
O&M in the amount of $120,883 and the dates are from
December 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017 and authorize the
Chairman or his/her designee to sign all pertinent documents.
Attached is the pre award letter and budget. No Tribal dollars
associated.
To approve the Budget Modification #2 for 1761 Game
Management adding $61,949 from BIA modification #17
bringing the contract total to $732,963 contract dates are from
October 1, 2017 to September 30, 2018 and authorizes the
Chairman or his/her designee to sign all pertinent documents.
Attached is budget mod #2. No Tribal dollars associated.
To approve the Budget Modification #2 for 321517 White
Sturgeon adding an additional $252,819 bringing the total
contract value to $1,378,987 and extending the contract date
to March 31, 2018 and authorized the Chairman or his/her
designee to sign all pertinent documents. Attached is budget
mod #2. No Tribal dollars associated.
To amend Resolution 2017-672 changing the fund number
336017 to 336018 and the contract value and dates remain the
same, and authorizes the Chairman or his/her designee to sign
all pertinent documents. Attached is resolution 2017-672. No
Tribal dollars associated.
To approve change order #1 for Battelle Memorial Institute
Special Session
December 21st, 2017
Naomi Yazzie, Executive Office Assistant
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
12 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, MLW, JS, JB, NS,
RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
*Out of the Room (AJ)
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
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MOU adding an additional $500,000 bringing the total MOU
to $1,700,000 and adding funding numbers 321517-321518310018-317017-317018-7703 and extending the date to
December 31, 2018 and the Chairman or his/her designee
authorized to sign all pertinent documents. Attached is the
change order #1 and the MOU. No Tribal dollars associated.
To accept and approve Rose Ferguson, Colville Tribal
member, Home site lease application for Tribal Tract No.
101-T4389(por). The property is described as:
101-T4389(por): The N½ SW¼ NW¼ NW¼ of Section 32,
Township 34 North, Range 27 East, Willamette Meridian,
Okanogan County, Washington, Containing 5.00 acres more
or less.
Purpose: home site lease. Terms: 99 years upon approval
Compensation: $250.00 per year. Bond:
$waived
Lease Fee: $15.00 (one-time fee).
Entire term of lease will be subject to Fair Market Rental
value. Lease subject to conditions cited in IRMP
Coordi or’ review. Chairman or designee has authority to
sign all pertinent documents
To accept and approve Corby Turner, Colville Tribal
member, Home site lease application for Tribal Tract No.
101-T257(por). The property is described as:
101-T257(por): The S1/2NW1/4SE1/4NW1/4 of Section 19,
Township 31 North, Range East, Willamette Meridian,
Okanogan County, Washington, containing 5.0 acres, more or
less.
Purpose: home site lease. Terms: 99 years upon approval
Compensation: $250.00 per year. Bond:
$waived
Lease Fee: $15.00 (one-time fee).
Entire term of lease will be subject to Fair Market Rental
value. Lease subject to conditions cited in IRMP
Coordi or’ review. Chairman or designee has authority to
sign all pertinent documents
To amend Resolution No. 2014-712, this is to correct term
and rate as follows.
Term: 5 years with option of 5 years: 1st term being may 19,
2013 to May 18, 2018 at $3,972.00 per annum; 2nd term May
19, 2018 to May 18, 2023 at $4,368.00 per annum.
All terms and conditions will remain the same.
Chairman or designee has authority to sign all pertinent
documents.
To approve the amendment resolution 1994-23 to correct the
legal description, according to the survey, described as:
A 1/1 interest within in accordance with the survey recorded
under 101-23026, approved July of 1993 within the west-half
northwest-quarter northeast-quarter northeast quarter of
section 28, township 33 north, range 27 east, Willamette
Special Session
December 21st, 2017
Naomi Yazzie, Executive Office Assistant
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
12 FOR (EM, SC, GS, SA, LA,
WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB, NS,
RC)
0 AGAINST
1 ABSTAINED (JF)
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
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Meridian, Okanogan County, Washington, containing 5.00
acres, more or less.
Chairman or designee has authority to sign all pertinent
documents.
To approve the offer from Jesse Palmer to purchase and
consolidate the Colville Confederated Tribes undivided
45/216 interest, for the appraised value of $6,250.00, within
the Dave Piatote allotment no. 101-214-A. according to
Resolution 2017-715. Described as: the SW-¼ SW-¼ of
Section 33, Township 31 North, Range 31 East, Willamette
Meridian, Okanogan County, Washington, containing 40.00
acres, more or less.
Chairman or designee has authority to sign all pertinent
documents.
To approve and accept the exchange of lands of equal value
wherein the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Indian
Reservation will convey their interest within the Mary Moses
Allotment No. 101-33 for Barbara Aripa undivided 1/2
interest within the Lucy Covington Allotment No. 101-101-A.
IN EXCHANGE Barbara Aripa will convey her undivided
1/1 interest within the Lucy Covington Allotment No. 101101-A containing 3.44 acres more or less. For the Colville
Confederated Tribes undivided 1388682/3024000 interests
within the Mary Moses Allotment No. 101-33, Barbara Aripa
also a landowner, would like to consolidate or own allotment
101-33. And the Colville Confederated Tribe will own 101101-A (solely). This is the former Stranger hardware building.
Total value of Barbara Aripa interest with due lease monies
for 101-101-A is $23,700.00 and Colville Confederated
Tribes total value of interest for 101-33 is $31,732.12. The
difference is $8,032.12 owed to Colville Confederated tribes
to make this an exchange of land of equal value. The elder
would like this to be waived.
Chairman or designee has authority to sign all pertinent
documents.
To approve and proceed with the Bridge Creek Salvage
Project. This project encompasses approximately 400 acres
of Tribal trust land. An estimated total volume of 2.0 million
board feet will be modified into the South Twin Logging
Unit. The project terrain is comprised of approximately 75%
tractor logging and 25% cable logging. For the benefit of all
Tribal members, the Colville Business Council enacted
resolution 2001-583 which in part states: "For cultural,
re or io
d e o omi v lue…" All lv ge oper io …
be handled in a manner that expedites the Tribes objectives.
Chairperson or designee has the authority to sign all pertinent
documents.
Approval of Environmental Review for Elder Minor Home
Special Session
December 21st, 2017
Naomi Yazzie, Executive Office Assistant
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
12 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, MLW, JS, JB, NS,
RC)
0 AGAINST
1 ABSTAINED (AJ)
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
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Repair, CIHA for the years of 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021,
2022. The project converts to Exempt per Section 58.34(a),
because the project does not require any mitigation for
compliance with any listed statutes or authorities. No tribal
funds will be used for this project. The Chairman of the
Colville Business Council or designee will be authorized to
sign all documents pertaining to this review. The activities of
this project include, but are not limited to: Repairs and
renovations to owner occupied elder homes to remove health
and safety hazards and to make home more accessible, also to
improve the efficiency of the home by:
1. Installation or repair of sanitary disposal systems,
together with related plumbing and fixture, which will
meet local health department requirements.
2. Energy conservation measures such as:
a. Insulation
b. Energy efficient windows or doors
3. Repair or replacement of heating system
4. Minor electrical wiring
5. Repair or replacement of roof (with exception of
manufactured homes)
6. Replacement of deteriorated siding where energy
efficiency is a concern.
The footprint of existing homes will not be altered, except for
installation of wheelchair ramps.
To approve the use of $50,000 in unallocated ORA 587
(outside counsel and contractor budget) to pay for the services
of a contractor to be selected by Environmental Trust to
provide estimates of costs of primary restoration and/or
compensatory restoration on projects within the Upper
Columbi River i e o uppor he Tribe ’ ur l re our e
damages Services Loss claim against Teck. Contract will be
presented to L&J/M&B upon finalization and completion of
all necessary reviews for approval by CBC. Chair or designee
to sign all pertinent documents.
Special Session
December 21st, 2017
Naomi Yazzie, Executive Office Assistant
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
13 FOR (EM, SC, JF, GS, SA,
LA, WW, AJ, MLW, JS, JB,
NS, RC)
0 AGAINST
0 ABSTAINED
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