Week of the Young Child kicks off - Eastern Band of Cherokee
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Tribal Council<br />
Agenda<br />
Thursday, May 5<br />
*** Timed Item<br />
8:30am – Reports and Announcements<br />
***9:20am – Sarah Sneed – Final Report<br />
on Governing Document Review Committee<br />
***9:30am – Healthy <strong>Cherokee</strong> – Encephalitis<br />
Presentation to Public<br />
***9:45am – Vetoed Ord. No. 580 – Per<br />
Capita Garnishment (Item No. 1)<br />
***10:00am – Tabled Res. No. 671 –<br />
Tony Bernhisel requests to lease two<br />
acres <strong>of</strong> property located in Rough<br />
Branch, Wolftown Community, for construction<br />
<strong>of</strong> new Healing Waters Church<br />
(Item No. 2)<br />
***10:10am – Request by Jeanell <strong>Young</strong>bird<br />
that EOC building be named in<br />
honor <strong>of</strong> Trooper Shawn Blanton and<br />
rescind resolution naming bridge in<br />
downtown <strong>Cherokee</strong> (Item No. 3)<br />
***10:20am – Tabled Res. No. 674 – Request<br />
that Tribal Res. No. 255 (10) be<br />
amended to include survey and transfers<br />
between Leona Jumper Wolfe (d)<br />
and Rachel E<strong>the</strong>l Bird Lance for one acre<br />
<strong>of</strong> WT Comm. Parcel No. 1084-N without<br />
signature <strong>of</strong> Leona Jumper Wolfe (d)<br />
(Item No. 4)<br />
***10:30am – Tabled Res. No. 675 – Last<br />
will & testament <strong>of</strong> Rachel E<strong>the</strong>l Bird<br />
Lance (d) (Item No. 5)<br />
10:40am – Request for Tribe to enter<br />
into contract with David Brown for <strong>the</strong><br />
sale <strong>of</strong> property, and to execute all necessary<br />
documents to transfer said property<br />
to Mr. Brown upon payment <strong>of</strong><br />
balance owed under mutual-help agreement<br />
to QHA – submitted by QHA (Item<br />
No. 6)<br />
10:50am – Request for Tribe to enter<br />
NEWS ka-no-he-da<br />
into contract with Denny Crowe for <strong>the</strong><br />
purchase <strong>of</strong> property and to execute all<br />
necessary documents to purchase said<br />
property from Mr. Brown for appraised<br />
value – submitted by Housing & Community<br />
Development (Item No. 7)<br />
11:00am – Resolution submitted by<br />
Terri Henry regarding appointments to<br />
Sequoyah National Golf Course, LLC,<br />
Board <strong>of</strong> Directors (Item No. 8)<br />
11:10am – Ordinances<br />
- Chapter 14 Criminal Law, Article<br />
XIV.A Controlled Substances (Item No.<br />
9)<br />
- Chapter 14 Criminal Law, SORNAcompliant<br />
legislation – Sexual Assault<br />
(Item No. 10)<br />
- Chapter 14, Article X, Sex Offenders<br />
– amendment – minimal requirements<br />
as stated within Adam Walsh Act (Item<br />
No. 11)<br />
- Request that Ord. No. 532, Hunting<br />
& Fishing amendments, be rescinded –<br />
submitted by B. Ensley (Item No. 12)<br />
11:20am – Tabled Ord. No. 611 –<br />
Amendments to Personnel Policy (Item<br />
No. 13)<br />
11:30am – Housing Resolutions, Ordinances,<br />
Discussion tabled from April<br />
Council Session<br />
- Nancy Long requests that any attempt<br />
to merge QHA with Tribal Housing<br />
Development be placed on hold until<br />
proper federal <strong>of</strong>ices investigate feasibility<br />
<strong>of</strong> such merger and Res. No. 563<br />
(08) be rescinded (Item No. 14)<br />
- Request reorganization <strong>of</strong> Qualla<br />
Housing Authority and Tribal Housing<br />
Department, and all housing lists published<br />
monthly in <strong>Cherokee</strong> One Fea<strong>the</strong>r<br />
– Mike Parker and Bill Taylor (Item No.<br />
15)<br />
- Amendment to Sec. 44 <strong>of</strong> <strong>Cherokee</strong><br />
Code entitled “Housing” based on <strong>the</strong> direction<br />
<strong>of</strong> passed Res. No. 563 (08)<br />
(Item No. 16)<br />
***Banishment items as necessary<br />
- TOP Ofice<br />
Tahbone named Miss Indian World<br />
Marjorie Tahbone (Inupiaq/Kiowa) was named <strong>the</strong> 2011-12 Miss Indian<br />
orld during <strong>the</strong> Ga<strong>the</strong>ring <strong>of</strong> Nations Pow Wow in Albuquerque, NM on Saturay,<br />
April 30. Tahbone also took <strong>the</strong> award for Best Traditional Presentation.<br />
iera-Dawn Tolson (Teetl’it Gwichin/Tso’Tin) was named irst runner-up and<br />
rystalyne Curley (Dine’) was named second runner-up. O<strong>the</strong>r awards given<br />
uring <strong>the</strong> pageant included: Best Public Speaking – Kiera-Dawn Tolson, Best<br />
ersonal Interview – Vina Brown (Heiltouk/Nuu Chan Nulth), Best Essay –<br />
heyenne Brady (Sac & Fox/Cheyenne), Best Dancer – Cheyenne Brady, and Miss<br />
ongeniality – Adira Hunter (Hualapai).<br />
- ONE FEATHER STAFF REPORT<br />
NOTICE<br />
Housing & Community Development (HCD) is<br />
seeking any individual who is interested in selling<br />
small tracts <strong>of</strong> land, and/or a house. You<br />
will need to bring your contact info, plat with a<br />
legal descripon, and your proposed selling<br />
price to <strong>the</strong> HCD <strong>of</strong>fice located at 85 <strong>Child</strong>ren’s<br />
Home Loop. We are creang a resource list to<br />
assist clients and to share your name with o<strong>the</strong>rs<br />
who want to purchase one or more acres <strong>of</strong><br />
land or a house. HCD will not buy your land<br />
nor request an appraisal <strong>of</strong> your property. Our<br />
goal is to assist you in possibly finding a buyer<br />
for your property and to help those who are in<br />
need <strong>of</strong> land or a house. For informaon call<br />
554-6900.<br />
5/5<br />
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2011<br />
cherokee one fea<strong>the</strong>r<br />
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