Cite as: 60 CNCA § 22

A. This Act provides the Principal Chief will direct appropriate offices and staff within the executive branch to not allow any individual, company, or any other entity to restrict ingress/egress access to any Cherokee Nation property, to not allow any encroachment on any Cherokee properties whatsoever, and if any entity has restricted ingress/egress or encroached on Cherokee Nation property to begin negotiations or legal proceedings to resolve ingress/egress problems, or remove encroachments on Cherokee Nation property.

B. Any requests for Easements and Rights of Way/Ingress and/or Egress must be submitted to the Cherokee Nation' Real Estate Services and then that request is to be submitted as a resolution for the Tribal Council to review and approve. A document/agreement for the applicant for the approved resolution shall be created by the Cherokee Nation Attorney General and signed by the Cherokee Nation Principal Chief, Deputy Principal Chief, or the Cherokee Nation Secretary of State pursuant to Legislative Act 15–01.

C. Any specific policies and procedures for this activity shall be created by the Tribal Council of the Cherokee Nation.

Historical Data

LA 12–17, eff. May 17, 2017.