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1 Tribal Constitution of the Village of Nondalton [1] (1981)

handle is hein.amindian/tcvlgndn0001 and id is 1 raw text is: TRIBAL CONSTITUTION of the Village of Nondalton We, a group of Indians, Aleuts and Eskimos who are residents of Nondalton, Alaska having a common bond of residence, in order to promote our welfare through the development of governmental and economic enterprises, do establish this Constitution and Bylaws. ARTICLE I - NAME The name of this organization shall be the Tribal Council of Nondalton. ARTICLE II - TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION Section 1. The exterior boundaries of Nondalton shall consist of all lands conveyed to the Tribe under Alaska Native Claims. Settlement Act of 1971, and any other land acquired by the Tribe. Section 2. All lands belonging to, or under the jurisdiction of the Tribe shall not be mortgaged, bartered, leased, or sold without the consent of the Tribe. ARTICLE III - MEMBERSHIP Section I - Membership. All persons whose names appear on the membership roll complied by the village shall be members of the Tribe. Section 2. Qualification for Membership. Any person of at least degree of Alaska Native descent who meets either of the following qualifications shall be eligible to be member of the Tribal Village of Nondalton: (a) was born or raised in the Tribal Community of Nondalton. (b) has physically resided in the Tribal Community of Nondalton for a period of at least prior to the date of application for membership. Section 3. Disenrollment. All members of the Tribe of Nondalton shall remain as members of the tribe, and may disenroll upon written request. The Tribal Council shall have the power to enact Ordinances and resolutions not inconsistent with this Constitution, on the approval of the Tribal Membership, prescribing rules and regulations governing membership to include application, appeal procedures, and adoption of members.

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