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Tribal Council takes the due process rights of members very seriously and intends for members facing revocation to have notice and an opportunity to be heard in front of the Tribunal. Revocation of a land assignment should be a last resort when all other reasonable remedies have failed. Land assignment revocation will occur after whichever citing department has attempted to work with land assignment holders to correct any deficiencies on the assignment and failed, unless there are exigent circumstances that could lead to permanent or substantial damages or danger to health and welfare of community members.

(a) The assignment file and complaints will be referred to Office of Tribal Attorney for prosecution;

(b) Written notification will be given to the assignment holder no less than 10 business days after a complaint is filed in Tribal Court;

(c) Revocation hearings shall be heard by Tribal Court;

(1) Tribal Court may assess damages, including clean-up costs, compensation for improvements to the land, or other orders not inconsistent with Tribal law. [Ord. 79 § 1303, amended, 6/23/2022.]