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TRIBAL
BUSINESS COUNCIL APPROVES GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
SERVICES AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
The Tribal Business Council took formal action
to approve a New 8(a) Technology Company to be
located within the Four Bears Segment and the
New Town/Little Shell Segments to provide economic
development and jobs for the segments.
The approved start up budget was approved for
in the amount of $110,000 for the first year contract.
Which would include funding for five (5) employees
which will be hired and trained to be employed
by the Mandan Hidatsa and Arikara Technology Department.
Mr. Richard Mayer and Paul Danks are in charge
of the new enterprise which is tentatively to
be set up within the Tribal Office of the Three
Affiliated Tribes.
TRIBE
PURCHASES LAND FOR THE RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
OF THE CLARKS CREEK ROAD TO HUNTS ALONG BAY
The Three Affiliated Tribes purchased the remaining
property within Allotment 808-A, to access the
Clarks Creek Road and the re-establishment and
or construction of such road to Hunts Along Bay.
As there is not presently access to the Allotted
and Tribal Lands for the respective Tribal Members
of the Three Affiliated Tribes.
The Clarks Creek Area is a historic site that
was fished by many families residing within the
Reservation who wanted to access to fish.
The Clarks Creek Area is primarily known as the
Hunts Along Bay which is a prime fishing location
for the non-Indian sport fisherman, however the
Enrolled Members who cannot afford a boat do not
have access to this area.
Upon completion of the Construction of the New
Road down to Clarks Creek their will be installation
of Water and opportunity for a Concessionaire
Agreement with any enrolled member interested
in operating a Bait Shop and Boat Docks. More
information to follow. Thank You.
MANDAREE C-STORE APPROVED FOR A BUSINESS ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT GRANT AND LOAN FOR $7,000
The
Tribal Business Council duly approved the request
for a Business Development $3,500 Grant and $3,500
Loan for the Mandaree Community Board. This Business
Development Grant and Loan is also available to
all (5) community Boards.
TRIBAL
BUSINESS COUNCIL REQUEST THAT ALL EIGHT TRIBAL
ENTITIES PROVIDE REPORT TO BE PRESENTED ON MARCH
13, 2002.
The Tribal Business Council made a formal motion
to request the presence and a project reports
and financial accountability from all of the eight
(8) Tribal Enterprises of the Three Affiliated
Tribes. As it was stated during the debate on
the lack of reports and accountability.
NEXT
REGULAR TRIBAL COUNCIL MEETING SET FOR MARCH 13,
2002
The
Mandaree Boys Basketball Team, made it to the
State Class B Tournament, therefore the Council
meeting is moved up to March 13th. "Congratulations
to the Mandaree Warriors and Ronnie Mann from
the Four Bears Segment."
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