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1 Traditional Constitution and Bylaws of the Village of Tazlina, Alaska 1 (1979)

handle is hein.amindian/tcbvtzak0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I Traditional Constitution and Bylaws of the Village of Tazlina Alaska Preamble We, a group of residents of Tazlina, Alaska, having a common bond of residence, in order to pranote our welfare through the development of Governmental and economic interprises, do establish this Constitution and by laws. Article I- Name The name of this organization shall be Tazlina Village Council. Article II- Definition of Territory The exterior boundaries of Tazlina Village Council shall coincide with land selected under the Alaska Native claims settlement act and any other land acquined by this village. Article III- Membership Section 1- All persons whose names appear on the membership roll compiled by the village shall be members of this Village. Section 2-A. New members. All children of any member who is a resident of Tazlina Village shall be members of this Community. B. Any person who becomes a resident of Tazlina may be adopted by the Council by a majority vote in its regularly called meeting. Section 3- Definition of adult, any person who is 18 years of age or older will be considered adult. Article IV- The Council Section 1- There shall be a Council composed of a President and four members elected by the adult members of the Community. Section 2- The Council shall represent the Comunity in all its understanding and shall exercise the powers of the Community enumerated in this Constitution. Section 3- Each member of the Council shall serve for a term of two years. Article V- Powers of the Council Section 1- To do all things for the common good which it has done or has had the right to do in the past and which are not against Federal and State laws as may apply. Section 2- To deal with the Federal government and its agencies and the State government and its agencies on behalf of the Cormunity; to deal with any person, firm, Corporation or municipality on behalf of the CcmTnunity. Section 3- To provide for filling vacancies in office consistent with this Constitution.

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