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—2— The balance due vas distributed. u.sing a percentage of 21.8679479 derived as follows; • Total Value of Fund $8S,97~,348.37 Less Hoopa’s lDraVdoWns ‘ 19,880,000.00 Lass Yurok’s DrawdoWTis — 1~500,qp0~0O ~a1ance of Fund to. be Distri:buted: $64,599,34~37 Hoopa’s share of Fund $.~4.12~551.82 0.218679479 Value of ~ndistrtbutad Fund 64,S99,~48..z7 The 21.867947% was applied to each outstanding invast~nent and recorded to Hoopa’s appropriation account 7194. The balance of the fund. is YiXrOk’ S share which remained in appropriation account 7193. Subsequent to the above distributions, an in.ternal transfer was done effective Atigt3st 1, 1991, to transfer $3,000,000.ob,into an escrow account to compensate any potential appeal cases. The amounts contri-buted are $1,186,560..OO and $1,813,440.00 for the Hoopas and the Yur03c5 respectively. It is our understanding that both tribes agreed to this arrangement. A separate appropriation (cr50 A64 7197) was established for this escrow account. Trust Fu.±ds record..s in the ~IA’s Pinance. Systezn are maintained on • a cash basis, therefore, income earned but riot yet collected by the BIA is not recorded.. only tli .,act~a1 cash transfers ~nd the. ~ bases of respective investments are shown in the Summary of Trust Funds reports for the Hoopa Tribe~ If you have any questions~ please contact Sarah Yepa at FTS 474- - 387.5 or Coiumercial (505) ‘766—3875 If you. have questions on the valuation of the securities, ~)le.ase contact fred Kellerup at FTS 474—2975 or Commercial (505) 766—2975. Attachments • ~im R. Parris
IOOPA-YUROK SETTLEMENT FUND, ESTA8LISHED 12/9188 AS J501501!7193 BEGINNiNG DATE FYBALANCE FISCAL YEAR END BALANCE DIFFERENCE FY 1989 66,978,335.93 69,982,201.01 3,003,865.08 FY1990 F~i~091 69,982,201.01 71,799,321.72 71,799.321.72 48.940,123.38 1,817,120.71 (22.859,198.34) FY 1992 48,940,123.38 37,819,371.79 (11,120,751.59) , FY 1993 17,819,371.79 39,700,898.45 1,881,526.66 tFY 1994 39.700,898.45 40,600,210.26 899,311.81 FY 1995 40,600,210.26 42.916,637.49 2,316.427.23 FY 1996 42,916,637.49 45,103,786.42 2,187,148.93 FY 1997 45,103.786.42 50,708,006.06 5,604,219.64 • FY 1998 50,708,006.06 53,748,146.46 3.040,140.40 i~i9~9 53,748,146.46 56,912,744.76 3,164,598.30 FY 2000 56,912,744.76 61,207,883.29 4,295,138.53 FY200I 61207,883.29 64,824,655.61 3,616,772.32 (1) the date the fund was es1abIished~ The Hoopa-Yuok Setdement Fund was eslabkshed in the BIA’s Finance System 1219188. (2) the originalprincipal amount ofthe fund, The original principal balance amount ofthe Fund was $66,918,335.93. (3) the date and amount of the Hoopa disbersement (principaland interest), Effective AM 12, 1991, tIoopa’s share 01 the fund was detem~nedto be $34,006,551.87. Deduction of$19,880,000 forprevious drawdowns and Hoopa’s per capita payment left a thai balance due of$14,126,551.87. which was c~stribuledto Hoop Apr~12, 1991. (4) the breakdown between principal and Interest and gain if any, on the balance i’emalnlng after the Hoopa dlsbussemen~ The FY91 year end balance for the account, which was detemiiied to be Yurok’s share, was $48,940,123.38 According to the Act, a separate account for Yurok should have been estabhshed and this amount transferred. (5) the projectedyearly Interest on these two amounts. At 6%, $3,889,479, and at2%, $1,296,493 Prepared by Preferred Customer 02/26/2002 Page 1
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Exhibit 12 Notice to Convene Genera
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Exhibit 37 Letter of Special Truste
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3 II 100TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION S. 2
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5 3 1 (4) “Hoopa Valley Tribe”
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7 SEC. 2. RESERVATIONS; PARTITION A
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27 25 1 SEC. 13. LIMITATIONS OF ACT
Page 194 and 195: United States Department of the Int
Page 196 and 197: REPORT TO CONGRESS HOOPA-YUROK, Pur
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Page 202 and 203: FINANCIAL INFORMATONA.L SHEET - “
Page 206 and 207: YIJROK TRII3E -- ~ ~ ~ ~ 15900 Hwy
Page 208 and 209: BACKGROUND April 2, 2001 Page 3 rec
Page 210 and 211: REPORT TO CONGRESS ON THE HOOPA-YUR
Page 212 and 213: In 1892, Congress opened the Kiamat
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Page 216 and 217: The HYSA established procedures for
Page 218 and 219: Consistent with this reasoning, the
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Page 224 and 225: DRAFT REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF TH
Page 226 and 227: the Kiamath River and Hoopa parcels
Page 228 and 229: No. C 80 2908 TEH (N.D. Cal.). The
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Page 232 and 233: By memorandum to the Area Director,
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Page 236 and 237: claims brought pursuant to 25 U.S.C
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Page 240 and 241: After due consideration, the Secret
Page 242 and 243: The existing governing documents of
Page 244 and 245: On February 28, 2001, the Ninth Cir
Page 246 and 247: S. HRG. 107-648 HOOPA-YUROK SETTLEM
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