Examples of Gaming Authority Ordinance in a sentence
The Enterprise shall conduct all commercial for-profit business for the Band, except Gaming Business as defined in the Pokagon Gaming Authority Ordinance, and as may be provided by other Band law.
The initial Board shall be comprised of eleven (11) Directors, and the initial Directors shall be the sitting members of the Tribal Council; the list of the initial Directors and Chairperson of the Board was attached hereto as Exhibit C to the Pokagon Gaming Authority Ordinance as initially adopted.
All activities of the Tribe constituting or relating to the ownership and operation of gaming facilities (including all Class II and Class III gaming activities within the meaning of IGRA) and all activities of the Tribe constituting or relating to the ownership of hotel, restaurant, entertainment and resort facilities are conducted on behalf of the Tribe by Borrower pursuant to the authority granted to Borrower in the Gaming Authority Ordinance.
Indians (the “Band”) that was established by the Band’s Tribal Council (the “Tribal Council”) pursuant to the enactment of this Ordinance, being the Pokagon Gaming Authority Ordinance (the “Ordinance”).
For purposes of this Section 6.2, a “material change in the management of the Borrower” shall mean (i) the Resort is no longer self-managed by the Borrower, or (ii) the Gaming Authority Ordinance shall have been amended such that the Management Board ceases to have the full authority and responsibility of the Tribal Council and the Tribe for the management of the Resort.
The Tribal Council specifically approved the Gaming Authority Ordinance to pursue and develop the proposed gaming project on the Ondola Allotment.
In the exercise of its powers and duties, the Authority and its individual members shall not waive the immunity of the Tribe from suit without the express consent of the Tribal Council, except as authorized by the Gaming Authority Ordinance.
Gaming Authority” means the Pokagon Gaming Authority, a wholly-owned unincorporated governmental subdivision of the Band established by enactment of the Pokagon Band Gaming Authority Ordinance on May 25, 2006 by adoption of Resolution No. 06-05-25-06, as amended, which was established to conduct Class II or Class III gaming on Pokagon Band “Indian Land”, as defined in the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (25 U.S.C. § 2701 et seq.).
COSTS If students wish to learn an instrument through the itinerant music programme a fee of $50.00 for the year is payable.
Funding for all costs and expenses of the Commission shall be the sole obligation of the Pokagon Gaming Authority, pursuant to subsection X.F of the Pokagon Gaming Authority Ordinance.