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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon October 11, 2007 Page 11 Kah-Nee-Ta: plan recommends improvements Wärm Springs M tekçt; (Continued from page 1) tages along the river that could \ A t times, the current system be leased. This iyould be recom during peak season does n o t mended only after the Comple m eet the T ribal effluent dis tion o f the other approvem ents charge standards and therefore to the resort, but cqpld provide M m Spmßt needs to come into compliance. 0 “ significant profit,” the report A d d itio n ally , K a h -N e e -T a ’s Estates. sewer treatm ent system will pos sibly need to consider any fu ture developm ent at or around th e resort w hich would require expansion o f the system. s A; completed engineering re p ort generated for the Kah-Nee- Ta Board, looks at various alter . Over ?6 natives, with several possibilities, Honest, Years but pne recommendation stands Friendly Experience o u t that involves relocation o f Alito Repair the existing lagoons to tribal & M aster ASE property located downriver, past Service! . Certified Dave McMechan/Spilyay the Culpus Bridge. Technician “This alternative currently Signs at Kah-Nee-Ta should be unified by a common theme, appears to be the m ost flexible according to the report. for a long-term resort expansion DaMta & Henry the dògi p ro g ram and is easily m ain- ! igoonsf | that w ithout foe casino, and if tained with low annual operation C o u n c ilw o m a n BfefniCe ]n o im p ro v em en ts a re made;,, costs,”1 the report states. “It is Mitchell co m m en ted 'm at Miy Kah-Nee-Ta would m ost likely assumed that the effluent would plan w ould have to consider require large subsidies.just tq.stay be discharged to 28 acres o f tribal m em ber property rights open. 85 SW 3rd Street (Located in the old Palmain Shop) wetlands at the new site!** that may be affected. O ne possibility1 for generat The estimated cost is $4.68 ing revenue, fo e report states, million, including die cost o f de- Other recommendation woifo! b e developm ent, o f a coihmissioning the existing la- The econdiriic report states small number- o f cabins o* cot-*. Indite). A rÿs ând C râfts 2732 Mm Spmgn Sd 02 97761 mssM sw 475-2412 S a le : base price of $2 million (Continued from page • ‘T h e trick was .to do that w ithout putting in any more m on^y,” isafo, (A n sp ac h . “W hen it came to Cort. the tribe was definitely suffering from deal fatigue^* x C... A lthough it m eant suffer ing from some deal fatigue p f foeir own over the lengthy re structuring period, Anspach and Ventures persisted in foe effort to increase Cortfs value yrifooUt asking foe, tribes Jor m ore investment. ! ¿ o r t did borrow $200,000 frpm the Tribal Credit E nter prise and $100,000 from Ven tures to support the restruc turing— amounts it has now paid back in full, thanks to foe sale— blit it did n o t gd back to Tribal C ouncil for further investment. In t h e . m ean time;*,*Cort .found an outside investm ent p a rtn e r an d ad v an ced its / w ork on the new softw are The Deer Ridge Correc tional Institution Prison Advi sory Committee will meet at f, u p.rh. on Tuesday, Oct. 16 at DRCI medium security facil- ^ of-which was paid down in cash/ with the remainder | p | cp foe in payment's!is» o f $30(1,000 per year- fo r five yeat&at 7 percent interest. The terfos also include free main tenance'-and support for the ■ tribe’s payroll system over the n e x tth re e years' <(£* $60,000'' valtie), and an earn-out agree- j m ent over next 30 foonths._ 1 “W hat foe earn-out meaiis is that foe tribe ■will get, a per centage ro f NuViews." sales over that period o f time,” said Ray Potter, the tribes* chief financial officer. “The amoiiiit o f the earn o u t is n o t etched infoDner. Itf could be anywhere from zero' to $750,000." We expect it to“ be clpser to the high end than th e low end, b u t anything Could happen. NuView has an Terms o f Sale excellent sales-force and other • T he term s p f foe September drivers are in placeiwhich war 2$ transaction included a base rant our being optimistic.” . .. price o f $2 million, one quarter ity, 3920 East Ash wood Road, Madras. The. meeting is open to the public. The Dept, of Correc tions and the Prison Advisory Committee welcomes and en- New Enem y Fitness Center and Eu ll Service Sna courages public attendance. Please call Parrish Van Wert 541-325-5212 for more information. MADRAS P ain t & G la s s i package. According to Anspafo, JSjuView .Systems caught wind foaf foe tribe- was interested in selling CQjtfo, > They looked at the software d evelopm ent' and liked w hat they saw!, Jn, fact, the two com panies’. products were so com-* patible that NiiView was able, to merge their own software with E d i t ’s and.;ereate impresitivef d em o n stratio n s tin only /p u r .days. Anspach went pn fo say, “^JJ along we’ve believed in the. in trinsic; value o f C o rf Software, and foe sale to NuView shows we were right about th a t.' 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