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    Spïlyay T ym o o , W grro Springs, O regon
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Page 7
Tribal Council summaries
(The following are summa­
ries o f recent T rib a l Council
meetings, as summarised from
the Council minutes.)
January 6, 2014
1. Roll Call: Chief Delvis
Heath, Chief Joseph Moses,
Chief Alfred Smith Jr., Vice-
Chairwoman, Evaline Patt,
R aym ond T su m p ti Sr.,
Reuben Henry, Scott Moses,
K ah seu ss Jack so n , O rv ie
Danzuka, Carlos Smith and
Elizabeth Chase, Acting Sec­
retary-T reasurer/ C hief F i­
nance Officer.
2. Bureau o f Indian A f­
fairs Update.
3. O ffice o f Special
Trustee Update.
4. Realty Item s and U p­
date.
Motion by Carlos Smith to
approve and adopt Resolu­
tion No. 11,824, A llotm ent
WS A1 -43; second by Reuben
Henry; Vote: Chief Joseph
M oses, Yes; Carlos Smith,
Yes; Kahseuss Jackson, Yes;
R euben H enry, Yes; C hief
D elvis H eath, Yes; A lfred
S m ith J r., Yes; O rv ie
D a n zu k a, Yes; R aym ond
Tsum pti Sr., Yes; 8-0-1 ab­
stain, Motion Passed.
- Motion by Carlos Smith
to approve and adopt Reso­
lu tio n N o. 11,825, W arm
Springs Allotment A l-592-
A; second by Reuben Henry;
Vote; Chief Joseph Moses,
Yes; C arlos S m ith, Yes;-
K ah seu ss Jac k so n , YesU
R euben H enry, Yes; S cott
M oses, Yes; C hief D elvis
Heath, Yes, Alfred Smith Jr.,
Yes, Raymond Tsum pti Sr.,
Yes; 7-0-2 abstain; M otion
P assed .
.
- M otion by Carlos Stiiith
to approve and) adopt Reso­
lution No. 11,826, WS Allot­
m e n t 594-E ; seco n d by
Reuben Henry; Vote: Carlos
Smith, Yes; Kahseuss Jackson,
Yes; R euben H enry, S cott
M oses, Yes; Yes; D elvis
Heath, Yes; Alfred Smith Jr.,
Yes; Raymond Tsum pti Sr.,
Yes; 7-0-2 abstain; M otion
Passed.
- M o tio n by K ah seu ss
Jackson to approve Resolu­
tion No. 11,827, A llotm ent
WS A l-701 in tw o install­
m ents; second by R euben
Henry; Vote: Chief Joseph
M oses, Yes; Carlos Smith,
Yes; Kahseuss Jackson, Yes;
Reuben Henry, Yes; Scott
M oses, Yes; C h ief D elvis
Heath, Yes; Alfred Smith Jr.,
Yes; Raymond Tsumpti Sr.,
Abstain; 8-0-1 abstain; Motion
Passed.
5. Minnie Yah tin, recorder
for afternoon session.
January 7, 2014
1. Roll Call: Chief Delvis
Heath, Chief Joseph Moses,
Chief Alfred Smithjr., Chair­
w o m an
E v alin e
P a tt,
R aym ond T su m p ti Sr.,
Reuben Henry, Scott Moses,
K ah seu ss Jack so n , O rv ie
Danzuka and Carlos Smith.
2. Carbon Sequestration
Update.
3. Indian Health Service-
Joint Health Committee Up­
date.
4. Motion made by Carlos
Smith to approve and adopt
Resolution No. 11,830 Indian
Health-Service Joint Health
C o m m issio n er
M ike
Marcotte to fill the vacancy;
second by R euben H enry;
Vote count: C hief Jo sep h
M oses, Yes; Carlos Smith,
Yes; Kahseuss Jackson, Yes;
R euben H enry, Yes; S cott
M oses, Yes; C h ief D elvis
H eath , Yes; C h ief A lfred
S m ith Jr., Yes; R aym ond
Tsum pti Sr., Abstain; 7-0-2
abstain, Motion Passed.
5. Minnie Yahtin recorded
p.m. session.
January 13, 2014
1. Roll Call: Chairm an,
V ice-Chairwom an, Evaline
P att, C h ief D elvis H eath ,
C hief Joseph Moses, C hief
A lfred S m ith Jr,, R euben
H en ry ,
S c o tt
M oses,
K k h seu ss JeicksOfifiOitifie
Danzuka and Carlos Smith.
2. Miss W arm Springs,
C harm aine Billy m eet and
greet.
3. M otion Orvie Danzuka
to amend the tribal council
May th rough A ugust 2013
minutes to Wednesday, Janu­
ary 15, 2014; second by Car­
ols Smith; question; C hief
Jo sep h M oses, N o; Carlos
Smith Yes; Kahseuss Jackson
Yes; Scott Moses Yes; Reuben
H e n ry Yes; C h ief D elvis
H e a th Yes; C h ie f A lfred
Smith Yes; O rvie D anzuka
Yes; Vote: 7 Yes; 0 Chair not
voting; 1 A bstain; M otion
Passed.
4. Motion by Scott Moses
for Tribal Council minutes to
be submitted for review first
draft first and third Friday’s
o f each m onth with final ap­
p ro v al o f m inutes second
and forth Monday’s o f each
m onth; second by R euben
Henry; question; Vote: Carlos
Smith Yes; Kahseuss Jackson
Yes; Scott Moses Yes; Reuben
H e n ry Yes; C h ie f D elv is
H eath Abstain; Chief Alfred
Smithjr. Yes; Orvie Danzuka
Yes; Vote: 6 Yes; 0 Chair not
voting; 2 A bstain; M otion
Passed.
5. Motion by Scott Moses
that resolutions are to be sub­
mitted to the Secretary/Trea-
surers office second and forth
Friday’s o f each m onth for
Tribal Council’s approval fist
and third Monday’s o f each
m onth; second by Reuben
Henry; question; Vote: Carlos
Smith Yes; Kahseuss Jackson
Yes; R eu b en H e n ry Yes;
S c o tt M oses Yes; C h ief
A lfred Sm ith Jr., Yes and
Orvie Danzuka Yes; Vote: 6
Yes; 0 Chair not voting and 2
Abstain; Motion Passed.
6. Motion by Carlos Smith
to have Secretary-Treasurer’s
office decides how Resolution
will be distributed to Tribal
Council members; second by
R eu b en H en ry ; q u estio n ;
V ote: C arlos S m ith Yes;
K a h se u ss Jac k so n Yes;
R euben H en ry Yes; C h ief
Alfred Smith Jr. Yes; Orvie
Danzuka Yes; Vote: 6 Yes; 0
Chair not voting; 2 Abstain;
Motion Passed.
7. Warm Springs Ventures
Update.
8. E co n o m ic D e v e lo p ­
m ent Update.
January 15, 2014
1. C h ief D elvis H eath ,
Yes; Vote: 7 Yes; 0 Chairman
n ot voting; 1 abstain; motion
passed.
4. M o tio n by J o s e p h
Moses to approve and adopt
Resolution No. 11,832 Tribal
C ourt Pro Tem pore Judge;
second by R euben H enry;
question; Joseph Moses Yes;
E valine P att Yes; R euben
Henry Yes; Delvis H eath Yes;
Alfred Smith Jr. Yes; Orvie
D a n zu k a Yes; R aym ond
Tsumpti Sr. No; Vote: 6 Yes;
0 Chairman n ot voting; 2 ab­
stain; motion passed.
5. Motion by Evaline Patt
to approve and adopt Reso­
lu tio n N o. 11,833 T rib al
Court Jury Duty for the year
2014; seco n d by R eu b en
H enry; Jo sep h Moses Yes;
Evaline Patt Yes; Kahseuss
Jackson Yes; Reuben Henry
Yes; Delvis H eath yes; Alfred
Smithjr. Yes; Orvie Danzuka
Yes; Raymond Tsum pti Sri,
Yes; Vote: 8 Yes; 0 Chairman
n o t voting; 0 abstain; motion
passed.
6. M o tio n by O rv ie
D an zu k a to ap p ro v e and
adopt Resolution N o, 11,834
to establish a Tribal Veteran
Memorial Highway 26; sec­
ond by Reuben Henry; Joseph
Moses Yes; Evaline Patt Yes;
K ah seu ss Jack so n . Yes;
Reuben H enry Yes; Delvis
H eath Yes; Alfred Smith Jr.
Yes; O rv ie D an zu k a Yes;
Raymond Tsum pti Sr. Yes;
Vote: 8 Yes; 0 Chairman not
vo tin g ; 0 abstain; m o tio n
passed.
7. Meeting recessed.
8. Minnie Yahtin recorder
for p.m. session.
January 20, 2014 ■
1. Roll Call: Chief Delvis
Heath, Chief Joseph Moses,
C hief Joseph M oses, C hief i Chief Alfred Smith Jr., E u­
Alfred Smith Jr., Chairman gene G reene Jr., Chairman,
E u g en e G reen e Jr., V ice- E v alin e P a tt, V ice-C h air­
C hairw om an Evaline P att, woman, Raymond Tstum pti
R ay m o n d T su m p ti Sr., Sr., R eu b en H enry, S co tt
R eu b en H enry, K ah seu ss Moses and Kahseuss Jackson.
Jackson and Orvie Danzuka.
2. Vital Statistics Report.
2. Tribal C ourt Report.
3. M o tio n by J o s e p h
- Motion made by Scott to
Moses to approve and adopt adopt Resolution No. 11,836,
Resolution No. 11,831 Tribal enrollment application, sec­
C ourt Pro T em pore Judge; ond by Reuben, question, Jo-
second by R euben H enry; se p h /Y e s, E v a lin e /Y e s,
question; Joseph Moses Yes; Kahseuss/Yes, Reuben/Yes,
E valine P a tt Yes; R euben S c o tt/Y e s,
D elv is/Y es(
Henry Yes; Delvis H eath Yes; A lfred/Y es, R aym ond/Y es
Alfred Yes; Orvie Danzuka Vote: 8/Yes, 0 / Chairman not
Yes; Raymond Tsum pti Sr. voting, 0/n o , m otion passed.
M o tio n m ade by
Kahseuss to adopt Resolution
No. 11,837, relinquishm ent
with attachment A; second by
Reuben Henry, question, Jo-
s e p h /Y e s , E v a lin e /Y e s,
Kahseuss/Yes, Reuben/Yes,
D e lv is/Y e s, A lfre d /Y e s,
Raymond/Yes, Vote: 7/Yes,
0/C hairm an not voting, 1 /
abstain, motion passed.
M o tio n m ade by
Kahseuss to adopt Resolution
No. 11,838, relinquishment;
second by Reuben, question,
Jo se p h /Y e s, E v alin e/Y es,
K ah seu ss/Y es, S co tt/Y es,
R eu b en /Y es, D elv is/Y es,
A lfred/Y es, R aym ond/Yes,
Vote: 8/Yes, 0 / Chairman not
voting, 0 /n o , motion passed.
- M o tio n m ade by
Kahseuss to adopt Resolution
No. 11,839, relinquishment;
second by Reuben, question;
Jo s e p h /Y e s, E v alin e/Y es,
K ah seu ss/Y es, S co tt/Y es,
R e u b en /Y es, D e lv is/Y e s,
A lfred/Y es, R aym ond/Y es
Vote: 8/Yes, 0 / Chairman not
voting, 0 no, motion passed.
- Motion made by Joseph
to a d o p t R e so lu tio n N o.
11.840, C arbon Sequestra­
tio n P ro je c t; sec o n d by
Reuben, question, J o s e p h /
Yes, Evaline/Yes, K ahseuss/
Yes, Scott/Yes, Reuben/Yes,
D e lv is/Y e s, A lfre d /Y e s,
Raymond/Yes Vote: 8/Yes,
0/C hairm an n o t voting, 0 /
no, motion passed.
- Motion made by Delvis
to a d o p t R e so lu tio n N o.
11.841, Confederated Tribes
o f W a rm S p rin g s (C T W S )
and D u k e s P ro p e rtie s C o r p o ­
ratio n ; second by Jo sep h ,
q u e stio n ;
J o s e p h /Y e s ,
Evaline/Yes, K ahseuss/out
o f room, Scott/N o, R euben/
N o, Delvis/Yes, A lfred/out
o f ro o m , R ay m o n d /Y es,
Vote: 4/Yes, 0 / Chairman not
voting, 2 / abstain, m o tio n
passed.
3. M o tio n m ade by
K ahseuss to approve 2014
F e b ru ary T rib al C o u n cil
Agenda; second by Reuben.
T ribal Council agenda
item s to be scheduled:
- Tribal Council Manage­
m ent Plan.
- G am ing E n fo rcem en t
Officers.
- P ort o f Morrow update.
- Treaty fishing access sites
on the Columbia River.
- Economic D evelopment
update.
- Finance update.
- Indian H ealth Service
monthly update.
- Tribal Council minutes
and resolutions.
January 21, 2014
1. M em bers P resen t:
Delvis Heath, Alfred Smith,
J r., E u g e n e G re e n e , Jr.,
Evaline Patt, Reuben Henry,
S c o tt M oses,
O rv ie
Danzuka, Kahseuss Jackson,
Carlos Smith, Rhonda Smith,
Recorder.
2. Fish & Wildlife Com­
mittee update was given.
3. C u ltu re & H eritag e
Committee update was given.
4. Education Committee
update was given.
5. A m en d ed M onday,
January 27, 2014 agenda to
discuss O rdinance 44, and
Personnel Policy Manual re­
garding leave.
6. Approved by consen­
sus for Reuben to attend the
upcoming CRITFC meeting
regarding fishing sites.
January 27 (AM), 2014
1. M em bers P re s e n t:
Delvis H eath, Alfred Smith,
Jr., Evaline Patt, Raymond
Tsumpti, Sr., Reuben Henry,
Scott Moses, Orvie Danzuka,
Kahseuss Jackson, and Carlos
Smith. R honda Smith, Re­
corder.
2. D iscussed the horse
program, the issue o f tribal
v ehicles b ein g .used after
hours and weekends, and fi­
nances regarding the horse
program.
3. Video conference with
the O neida N atio n T ribal
Council.
4. M o tio n to d eleg ate
D elvis H eath and R euben
H enry to attend the Tradi­
tional Foods Processing Plant-
Feasibility Study in Portland,
January 28, 2014; motion by
Scott; second by Carlos; ques­
tion called for; vote: Carlos/
yes, Scott/yes, Kahseuss/yes,
R e u b e n /y e s , D e lv is /y e s ,
A lfred/yes, R aym ond/ yes;
motion carried, 7 yes, 0 no, 1
abstain, chair not voting.
(Summaries continue on page 9)
Resolution of Tribal Council
Euchalon
fishery
W hereas the Treaty with
the Tribes and Bands o f the
Middle Oregon on June 25,
1855 reserved to the Confed­
erated Tribes o f the Warm
Springs Reservation o f O r­
egon, o ff reservation fishing
rights, and;
Whereas the Tribal Coun­
cil regulates treaty fishing for
conservation and other pur­
poses pursuant to the Tribal
C onstitution and By-Laws
and the Warm Springs Tribal
Code; and,
W hereas the C onfeder­
ated T ribes o f th e W arm
Springs Reservation o f O r­
egon have historically fished
for Pacific eulachon at the
Cowlitz and Sandy rivers and
other tributary and Columbia
River locations in the Colum­
bia River basin; and,
Whereas the Tribal Coun­
cil has been advised by the
Fish and Wildlife Committee
and the B ranch o f N atural
Resources staff that the pre­
dicted return o f the Pacific
eulachon will require a har­
vest restriction on the treaty
fishery to ensure adequate
spawning escapement; and,
W hereas the Tribal Coun­
cil has been advised by the
Fish and Wildlife Committee
and the Branch o f N atural
Resources that the National
Marine Fisheries Service des­
ignated has listed the eulachon
as a threatened species, and
in N ovem ber 2011, the Co­
lumbia River and tributaries
as critical habitat for Pacific
eulachon; and,
Whereas the Tribal Coun­
cil recognizes the hardship
placed on trib al m em bers
with harvest restrictions, as
adopted by Resolutions in the
past, but with concern for the
future o f the fishery resource,
understands the need for a
conservative fishery; now,
therefore,
Be it re so lv e d by th e
Twenty-Sixth Tribal Council
o f the Confederated Tribes
o f the Warm Springs Reser­
vation o f Oregon pursuant to
Article V, section 1(1), (r) and
(u) o f the Tribal Constitution
an d By-Law s, and W arm
Springs Tribal Code Section
340.310(2), th at beginning
immediately the following re­
stric tiv e reg u latio n s are
adopted for tribal subsistence
fishing for Pacific eulachon
at the Sandy and Cowlitz riv­
ers during 2014:
1.
In re c o g n itio n o f
the traditional methods, Pa­
cific eulachon may be har­
v ested w ith dipnets seven
days per week from March
1, 2014 to March 30, 2014
unless the tribal allocation o f
7,500 pounds (approximately
107,100 fish) is reach ed
so o n er. F ish in g may take
place between 6 a.m. and 6
p.m. daily. The expectation o f
the Branch o f N atural Re­
sources (BNR) is th a t the
harvest will be divided ap­
proximately evenly between
the Sandy and Cowlitz rivers,
2.
Gear shall be limited
to dipnets.
3.
T h e p rovisions o f
W arm springs Tribal Code
340.310 (8), requiring th at
dipnets are attended continu­
ously, will be enforced.
4.
The BNR is respon­
sible for' the biological moni­
toring o f the fishery. Pursu­
ant to Warm Springs Tribal
C o d e 340.310(11), trib a l
members fishing shall, upon
request, allow authorized fed­
eral, stkte or tribal officers to
produce official tribal identi­
ficatio n and in sp e c t th eir
catch. BNR will collect and
share h arvest in fo rm atio n
and other relevant biological
and scientific in fo rm atio n
with WDFW-Washington D e­
partm ent o f Fish and Wild­
life, and O DFW -Oregon D e­
partm ent o f Fish and Wild­
life to contribute to their in­
form ation gathering objec­
tives. Periodic reports o f run
status and abundance en ­
countered by tribal fishers
will be shared with W DFW
and O D F W to aid in their
monitoring and public infor­
m ation objectives.
5. ) T rib al m em b ers
m ust carry enrollment cards
on their person at all times
fishing or transporting fish.
M em bers m ust pro d u ce it
upon request by state or tribal
enforcem ent officers. Any
person who produces a Warm
Springs tribal enrollment card
will not be required to pro­
duce a state fishing license.
6.
T rib al m em b ers
m ust rep o rt catch to B N R
personnel on-site at fishery
locations; those not reporting
on-site are to report harvest
within 24 hours at the Branch
o f Natural Resources offices
in Warm Springs.
(Resolution No. 11,852
continues on page 9)