Common use of NOTICE TO LOCAL JURISDICTIONS Clause in Contracts

NOTICE TO LOCAL JURISDICTIONS. The Parties agree that it is in the best interests of both Parties that notice be provided to neighboring jurisdictions prior to the commencement of operations of a Producer, Processor, or Retailer. When the Tribe or any other Tribal enterprise proposes to open a new Producer, Processor, or Retailer the Tribe will provide, at least 30 days prior to the commencement of operations, written notice to the county or to the incorporated cities in which the activity will occur. The Parties agree that the purpose of the notice is to facilitate an exchange of information that may be helpful to all parties concerned in addressing unanticipated impacts with the understanding that such notice related to Indian country is a matter of intergovernmental courtesy and not required by state law. In accordance with the direction of the Legislature in RCW 43.06.490(3)(c) and RCW 69.50.331 to address problems arising out of cross-border commerce, when any business that is not a Tribal business applies to the Board for a Producer, Processor or Retailer license for a location in Indian Country, the Board agrees that such license will not be granted without the person or business first obtaining express written consent of the Tribe. The Tribe agrees to respond to the express written consent request within 20 days of notification from the Board. The express written consent request shall be delivered to each of the Tribe’s contacts consistent with section XII.C Notice. If the Tribe does not respond within 30 days, the Board will assume non-consent.

NOTICE TO LOCAL JURISDICTIONS. ‌ A. The Parties agree that it is in the best interests of both Parties that notice be provided to neighboring jurisdictions prior to the commencement of operations of a Producer, Processor, or Retailer. 1. When the Tribe or any other Tribal enterprise proposes to open a new Producer, Processor, or Retailer the Tribe will provide, at least 30 days prior to the commencement of operations, written notice to the county or to the incorporated cities in which the activity will occur. The Parties agree that the purpose of the notice is to facilitate an exchange of information that may be helpful to all parties concerned in addressing unanticipated impacts with the understanding that such notice related to Indian country is a matter of intergovernmental courtesy and not required by state law. 2. In accordance with the direction of the Legislature in RCW 43.06.490(3)(c) and RCW 69.50.331 to address problems arising out of cross-border commerce, when any business that is not a Tribal business applies to the Board for a Producer, Processor or Retailer license for a location in Indian Country, the Board agrees that such license will not be granted without the person or business first obtaining express written consent of the Tribe. The Tribe agrees to respond to the express written consent request within 20 days of notification from the Board. The express written consent request shall be delivered to each of the Tribe’s contacts consistent with section XII.C Notice. If the Tribe does not respond within 30 20 days, the Board will assume non-non- consent.