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TITLE 1 - LAND CHAPTER - DISTRIBUTION OF LEASE PROCEEDS ARTICLE 2 - MINING LEASE PROCEEDS Legislative History: Ordinance No. 1-2, "Ordinance For the Distribution of Mining Proceeds," was enacted by the Papago Council on August, 2 and approved by the Papago Agency Superintendent on August 1, 2; amended on March 2, by Resolution No. - (amending Section 1(b) to reapportion royalties and general mining proceeds).

ORDINANCE OF THE PAPAGO TRIBAL COUNCIL Ordinance for the Distribution of Mining Proceeds ORD. NO. 1-2 1 Authority: Under the provisions of Section (1) of Article V of the Constitution of the Papago Tribe the Papago Council is granted full power and 2 authority "(i) in accordance with all applicable (federal) laws and regulations, to use, permit, or lease tribal lands for mining purposes including oil and gas..., and to regulate by ordinance the distribution of all proceeds... derived fran such lands." THEREFORE, BE IT ENACI'ED by the Council of the Papago Tribe of the Papago Reservation, as follows: 1 1G 1 1 2 0 1 2 Section 1 Distribution of Mining Proceeds Fran the date hereof and until otherwise directed by this Council all proceeds derived fran the use, permit or lease of lands of the Papago Tribe for mining purposes shall be received by and credited to the Papago Tribe, and shall be allocated as follows: (A) (B) (C) Rental Income - All rental income derived under mining or business leases for the surface use of lands for mining purposes shall be divided equally, as follows: (1) Fifty percent (0) thereof shall be deposited to the general account of the Papago Tribe, to be expended under budgets or resolutions of the Papago Council, along with other tribal revenue, for the use and benefit of the Papago Tribe. (2) Fifty percent (0) thereof shall be deposited to the IIM Account of the District fran whose land the rental incane was produced, to be expended under budgets or resolutions of the District's Council duly approved by the Papago Council. General Mining Proceeds - Proceeds derived from the mining of ore bearing rock, coal, asphalt, oil or gas and allied substances shall be divided as follows: (1) Fifty-five percent (%) thereof shall be deposited to the general account of the Papago Tribe, to be eat>ended under budgets or resolutions of the Papago Council, along with other tribal revenue, for the use and benefit of the Papago Tribe. (2) Three percent (%) thereof shall be deposited to the IIM Account of the District fran whose lands the proceeds were produced, to be expended under budgets or resolutions of the District's Council duly approved by the Papago Council. () Forty-two percent (2%) thereof shall be deposited into IIM Accounts or other interest bearing accom1ts and added to the funds presently on deposit in IIM Accounts established pursuant to Ordinance No., and shall be held, invested and reinvested for the benefit of the eleven () Districts of the Papago Reservation until the Papago Council shall by resolution or superseding ordinance appropriate the funds in said accounts to or for the benefit of the various Districts of the Papago Reservation. Sand and Gravel - Proceeds derived frrn1 the mining of sand and gravel, including materials taken fran a borrow pit for building construction, shall be deposited to the IIM Account of the District fran whose lands the proceeds were produced, to be ea'j)ended under budgets or resolutions of the District's Council duly approved by the Papago Council.

ORD. NO. 1-2 Ordinance for the Distribution of Mining Proceeds Page Two 1 2 1 (D) (E) Clay, Topsoil, Stone and Miscellaneous P.ock - Proceeds derived fran the mining of clay, topsoil, limestone, pumice, building stone and rock (other than rod: and gravel described in Subsections B and C of this Section) shall be divided as follows: (1) Fifty-five percent (%) thereof shall be deposited to the general account of the Pap~~o Tribe, to be expended under budgets or resolutions of the Papago Council along with other tribal revenue, for use and benefit of the Papago Tribe; (2) Forty-five percent (%) thereof shall be deposited to the IIM Account of the District fran whose lands the proceeds were produced, to be expended under budgets or resolutions of the District's Council duly approved by the Papago Council. Water Used for Mining Purposes - Proceeds derived fran the sale of water used for mining purposes shall be divided as follows: (1) Fifty-five percent (%) thereof shall be deposited to the general account of the Papago Tribe, to be e:>qjended under budgets or resolutions of the Papago Council, along with other tribal revenue, for use and benefit of the Papago Tribe; (2) Forty-five percent (%) thereof shall be deposited to the IIM Account of the District fran whose lands the proceeds were produced, to be expended under budgets or resolutions of the District's Council duly approved by the Papago Council. 1 1 1 2 Section 2 (A) (B) Delegation of Authority; Filing of Agreements The Papago Council does hereby delegate authority to the Crnmcil of each District of the Papago Reservation in which mining activities are proposed to enter into written agreements, in accordance with all applicable federal laws and regulations, for the mining and sale of sand and gravel (including materials taken fran a borrow pit for building construction), described in subsection C of Section 1, and of clay, topsoil, limestone, pumice, building stone, and rock, described in subsection D of Section 1, and does hereby authorize the Chainnan or Vice Chainnan and the Secretary of the District Council to execute such agreements for and on behalf of the Papago Tribe. The Chainnan or Vice Chairman of the District Council executing an agreement in accordance with the provisions of subsection A of this section shall forthwith file copies thereof in the offices of the Treasurer and the Mining Director of the Papago Tribe. Section Repeal of Prior Conflicting Ordinances Any provisions of Ordinances No., 2 and, and of any other previous ordinances or resolutions relating to the distribution of proceeds derived fran tribal lands for mining purposes in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repealed. 0 The foregoing Ordinance was duly enacted by the Papago Council on the th day of August, 2, at a meeting at which a quoruin was present with a vote 1 of.0 for; O against; O not voting; and 2 absent, pursuant to the authority vested in the Papago Council by Section (1) of 2 Article V of the Constitution and By-laws of the Papago Tribe, as amended,

ORD. NO. 1-2 Ordinance for the Distribution of Mining Proceeds Page Three 1 ratified by the Papago Tribe on December, 1, and approved by the Secretary of the Interior on January, 1, pursuant to Section 1 of the 2 Act of June, 1 ( Stat. ). Said Ordinance is effective as of the date of its approval by the Superintendent of the Papago Agency and is subject to rescission by the Secretary of the Interior pursuant to Section, Article V of the Constitution and By-laws. THE PAPAC-0 COUNCIL ATTEST: Rose Johntin, Secretary gwz/).jf:z~~~~} / Enos J. Francisco, Jr., Vice Chainnan 1 ORDINANCE APPROVED this,/_"}_, day of... a;"""-"=---' 1 _J_. 1 1 1 2 0 1 2 ILJ/0-2

ORD. NO. 1-2 Ordinance for the Distribution of Mining Proceeds Page Four 1 2 DISTRIBUI'ICN OF MINING PROCEEDS IN ACCORDANCE WI'IH PROPOSED ORDINANCE All Districts Source of Inccme Tribe IIM Accounts 1. Ore bearing rock, coal asphalt, oil and gas, % 2% and allied substances 2. Surface rentals for mining purposes I. Sand and gravel, including materials taken fran borrow pits for building construction District of Production % CY% 0%. Clay, topsoil, limestone, pumice, building stone and rock % %. Water used for mining purposes % 1 l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~j_~~~-l~~~~~~~j ~~~~~~~~~--t 1 1 1 2 0 1 2 %

1 2 1 1 1 1 RESOLUTION OF THE TOHONO O'ODHAM LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (Approving an Amendment to Ordinance 1-2) WHEREAS, Ordinance No. RESOLUTION NO. - 1-2 establishes allocation formulas for the distribution of mining proceeds among the Tohono O'odham Nation, the District where the mining activity is situated (the "affected District") and all Districts of the Nation; and WHEREAS, under Section l(b) (1) of the Ordinance, royalties and other general mining proceeds are now apportioned: % to the Nation, % to the affected District and 2% to all Districts (including the affected District); and WHEREAS, the % additional allocation to the affected District is inadequate to compensate the District for environmental and other adverse impacts caused by mining activities; and WHEREAS, the Sif Oidak District is the location of the Cyprus Tohono Mine which is the principle mining activity conducted on the Nation's lands; and WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 0--01, the Sif Oidak District Council proposed an amendment to the Ordinance which would reapportion royalties

RESOLUTION NO. - 1 (Approving Amendment to Ordinance 1-2 ) 2 Page 2 of and other general mining proceeds as follows: % to the Nation, % to the affected District and % to all Districts (including the affected District); and WHEREAS, the Natural Resources Committee recommends enactment by the 1 1 1 1 Legislative Council of the amendment to the Ordinance proposed by the Sif Oidak District Council. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT: the Legislative Council hereby amends Section 1 (h) of Ordinance 1-2 to read as follows: (B) General Mining Proceeds - Proceeds derived from the mining of ore hearing rock, coal, asphalt, oil or gas and allied substances shall he divided as follows: (1) Thirty-five percent (%) thereof shall he deposited to the general account of the Tohono O'odham Legislative Council along with other tribal revenue, for the use and benefit of the Tohono O'odham Nation. (2) Twenty percent (%) thereof shall be deposited to the HM Account of the District from whose lands the

RESOLUTION NO. - l (Approving Amendment to Ordinance 1-2 ) 2 Page of 1 1 1 1 proceeds were produced, to be expended under budgets or resolutions of the district's Council duly approved by the Tohono O'odham Legislative Council. () Forty-five (%) thereof shall be deposited into IIM Accounts or other interest bearing accounts and added to the funds presently on deposit in IIM Accounts established pursuant to Ordinance No., and shall be held, invested and reinvested for the benefit of the eleven () Districts of the Tohono O'odham Nation until the Tohono O'odham Legislative Council shall by resolution or superseding ordinance appropriate the funds in said accounts to or for the benefit of the various Districts of the Tohono O'odham Nation. The foregoing Resolution was passed by the Tohono O'Odham Council on the ND, day of MARCH, at a meeting at which a quorum was present with a vote of l,.0 FOR;.0 AGAINST;. NOT VOTING; and 0 ABSENT, pursuant to the powers vested in the Council by Section 1( d) and Section 2( d) of

RESOLUTION NO. - 1 (Approving Amendment to Ordinance 1-2 ) 2 Page of Article VI of the Constitution of the Tohono O'Odham Nation, adopted by the Tohono O'Odham Nation on January, ; and approved by the Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary - Indian Affairs (Operations) on March,, pursuant to Section 1 of the Act of June, 1 ( Stat. ). 1 1 1 ATTEST: TOHONO O'ODHAM LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL C~ ~. Alex J. 'Ra~on, Le~e Q;;.irman '1:1S 2 Frances Antone, Legislative Secretary 1~? Said Resolution was submitted for approval to the office of the Chairman of the Tohono O'Odham Nation on the 2h~~- day of ~a.<'" c\a, 1C\'S at~.\ l o'clock,-t_.m., pursuant to th~ provisions of Section of Article VII of the Constitution and will become effective upon his approval or upon his failure to either approve or disapprove it within hours of submittal.

RESOLUTION NO. - 1 (Approving Amendment to Ordinance 1-2 ) 2 Page of TOHONO O'ODHAM LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL on the ~ ' day o~-""'~ 1:?~ ' -- at /!): [fs o'clock, tf?.m. SYLVEST LISTO, Chairman TOHONO O'ODHAM NATION /}/ CV1AJ/fw, 1 1, at (~. 't/ \!,..,!1./ / if,. } 2 2 -;::yl_-1!._.,tu:!,{,,.{j) ctn ::t~-ttjuj Frances Antone, Legislative Secretary 0 I clock, r.m.

.. 2,., I l 0 1 l l 2 l l l s 1 1 l 1 2 1 2 0 l 2 0 1 --- -- - 2 0 1 - ') J~ RESOLUTION OF THE SIF-OIDAK DISTRICT COUNCIL (Requesting an Amendment to Ordinance ~1-2. Regarding Mining Royalty Distributions) WHEREAS, WHEREAS, RES. NO. 0--0l The Sif-Oidak District Council has reviewed Ordinance #1-2 of the Papago Tribal Council with respect to the distribution of mining proceeds, and the Ordinance #1-2 has not been amended tn over Len () years. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Sif-Oidak District Council that it does hereby recommend the following revision to the Tohono O'Odham Legislative Council with respect to the general mining proceeds in section 1; B, l. 2 &. General Mining Proceeds Proceeds derived from the mining of ore bearing rock, coal, asphalt, 0 i 1 0 l- gas and a i ed substances sha l 1 be divided as follows: (1) Thirty-five percent (%) thereof shall be deposited to the general account of the Tohono O'Odham Nation to be expended under budgets or resolutions of the Tohono O'Odham Legislative Council, along with other tribal revenue, for the use and benefit of the Tohono 0' Odham Nation. (2) Twenty percent (%) thereof shall be deposited to the Account of the District from whose lands the proceeds were produced, to be expended under budgets or resolutions of the District's Council duly approved by the Tohono O'Odham Legislative Council. () Forty-five percent (%) thereof shall be deposited into Accounts or other interest bearing accounts and added to the funds presently on deposit in accounts established pursuant to Ordinance No., and shall be held invested and reinvested for the benefit of the eleven (ll) Districts of the Tohono 0' Odham Nati on un ti 1 the Tohono 0' Odham Legislative Council shall by resolution or superseding ordinance appropriate the funds in. s a i d a c c o u t s t o o i f o r t h e b e n e f i t o f t h e various Districts of the Tohono O'Odham '.'jation.

Resolution of the Sif-Oidak District Resolution No. 0--01 Page 2 2 CERT IF!CAT ION The foregoing resolution was duly enacted by the SIF-OIDAK DISTRICT ::i COUNCIL at a meeting held on the nd day of January. 1,~ at which a quorum was present with a vote of 1 FOR; 0 AG.\INST: 0 NOT VOTING; and ABSENT. 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 2 1 2 0 1 2 0 l 2 '/ T)1\E t= / < ' SIF-O)AK DISTRfCT COUNCIL / ;~ "le ( v'gtt_~~a,, I. Ri't...a A. Martinez. Chirperson