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Show i i ' 'l :ij PUBLIC NOTICE ' Rasolution No. WHEREAS, 87-24- . 7 . Ulntcfi and Ouray Agency Fart Duchesne, Utah tha Ufa Indian Trlba Fiih and Wlldllfa Advisory Board of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation, having made due and thorough investigation and received recommendations from Tribal Fish and Wildlife personnel and other qualified persons find that certqin rules and regulations are necessary far the conservation and wise use of the fishing and boating resources on the Uintah and Ouray Reservation; and WHEREAS, the Ute Indian Tribe Fish and Wildlife Advisory Board, by Resolution No. November 10, 19B7 enacted rules and regulations governing fishing, boating, and of the Ute Indian Tribe, Including tercamping by both members and minated members of the Tribe, hereinafter Mixed Bloods (pursuant to Affiliated Ute Citizens of the Slate of Utah v. Ute Indian Tribe, Case No. and WHEREAS, such rules and regulations require the approval of the Business Committee of the Ute Indian Tribe to become effective. 87-0- NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE UINTAH AND OURAY TRIBAL BUSINESS COM-MITTE- E OF THE UTE INDIAN TRIBE that the 1968 Fishing, Boating, and Camping Proclamat- ion, as set forth In the attached rules and regulations, is hereby put in place and shall be In full force and effect as of January 1, 1968 through December 31, 1968. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that any regulation contained herein may be altered, modified or amended by subsequent action of the Business Committee. Lester M. Chapoase, Sr., Chairman Irena C Cuch, (Absent) Stewart Pike, Member (Absent) Wilford Gonotah, Member Maxine Nafchees, Member Gary Poowegup, Sr., Member CERTIFICATION hereby certify that the above resolution was adopted by the Uintah and Ouray Tribal Business Committee under authority of the Constitution and of the Ute Indian Tribe at a meeting held In Fort Duchesne, Utah on the 23rd day of November, 1 987, at which time a quorum was present and voted 4 for, 0 against. Annette P. Reed Secretary, Business Committee I RESOLUTION NO. -- U.D.C. 20- November 24 1987 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE UTE DISTRIBUTION CORPORATHAT: TION, A UTAH CORPORATION the Ute Indian Tribe Fish and Wildlife Advisory Board of the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation, having made due and thorough investigation and received recommendations from Tribal Fish and Wildlife personnel find that certain rules and regulations are necessary far the conservation and wise use of fishing on the Uintah and Ouray Reservation; and WHEREAS, such rules and regulations require the approval of the Business Committee of the Ute Indian Tribe and the Ute Distribution Corporation Board of Directors to become effective. WHEREAS, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE UTE DISTRIBUTION CORPORATION, that the 1968 Fishing and Boating proclamation as set forth in the attached document Is hereby put in place and that it shall govern the taking of fish, boating and camping on the reservation for the 1968 season. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that any regulations concerning herein may be altered, modified, or amended by subsequent action of the Board of Directors of the Ute Distribution Corporation. Lena D. Sixkiller, President Lorena D. kxg, V. President (Absent) Lois LaRose, Secretary Chris Denver, Treasurer Henry Wopsock, Member CERTIFICATION certify that the above resolution was adopted under the Articles of Incorporation and the for the Ute Distribution Corporation, at a special board meeting called and held In Fort Duchesne, Utah on November 24, 1987, at which meeting a quorum was present and by a vote of FOUR for and ONE absent. Iflit LaftsM. Sflcratarv Published in the Uintah Basin Standard December 9, 1987. I, HEREBY PUBLIC NOTICE Rasolution No. 87-0- 8 Uintah and Ouray Agency Fort Duchesne, Utah the Ute Indian Tribe Fish and Wildlife Advisory Board of the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation, having made due and thorough investigation and received recommendation from federal technicians, Fish and Wildlife personnel, and other qualified persons, finds that certain rules and regulations are necessary for the conservation and wise use of the fishing and boating resources of the Uintah and Ouray ReservaWHEREAS, tion. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE UTE INDIAN TRIBE FISH AND WILDLIFE AD- that by virtue of authority granted to it under Title VII of the Ute Law and Order Code, it hereby proclaims the following rules and regulations to be in full force and effect as of January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988, unless otherwise specified. BE Tl FURTHER RESOLVED that the Proclamation applies to Tribal members, of the Ute Indian Tribe, and Mixed Bloods that are on the Final Mixed Blood roll (except as noted) while upon trust lands of the Ute Indian Tribe. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Proclamation applies to Tribal members and Mixed Bloods within tha exterior boundaries of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation, Utah. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Ute Tribal members and Mixed Bloods may take fish within the exterior boundaries of the reservation with a Tribal license or permit subject to the regulations listed below, except that when taking fish off of the trust lands, Ute Tribal members and Mixed Bloods shall be subject to the following daily bag and possession VISORY BOARD limits: that members of other federally recognized tribes are bound by the provisions of this Prodamation and may be cited into Tribal Court for violations thereof. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 1. GENERAL REGULATIONS Intaking of fish by angling on the trust lands under the jurisdiction of the Ute dian Tribe shall occur only during the time of one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. B. In the interest of conservation, a tributary or portion of any reservoir may be closed to fishing or boating by posting the area and giving notice in at least one issue of a local newspaper. EXCEPT persons C Firearms shall be prohibited on the reservation for hunting within established seasons under permit. Firearms, hunting or shooting shall be mile of all lakes and reservoirs within the reservation prohibited on, or within one-ha- A. The lf year-roun- D. Travel on trust lands of the reservation by permit holders Is restricted to designated access roads to fishing and camping areas only. E. Ail terrain v eh ides, i.e. motorcycles, quadrunners, and snowmobiles, are prohibited. F. All dogs within designated camping and fishing areas must be under control of the owner. of the Ute Indian Tribe who violates any of the rules and regulatG. Any ions in this Reclamation may have his or her permit revoked for a period of one year. of the Ute Indian Tribe, and Mixed Bloods who violate any Tribal members, of the rules and regulations will be cited for the appropriate violation. s, 2. BAG LIMIT A. Doily bag Tribe: and possession of the Ute Indian limits APPLICABLE TO Trout and salmon in the aggregate Whitefish Channel Catfish EXCEPT Bottle Hollow Reservoir Bass, in the aggregate, small mouth and largemoulh Walleye BAG POSSESSION 8 10 24 10 10 6 16 20 48 20 10 10 100 SO Crayfish, crawfish, crawdads 1 1 .) The dally bag or possession limit for children, eleven (1 ) years of age and under shall be four (4) fish regardless of weight, size or species. Children seven (7) to eleven will entitle them to the full (1 1) years of age have the option to purchase a permit which For children six (6) years of age and under, the above. limits and specified possession bag limit must be included in the limit of the licensed angler who acbag and possission daily companies the children. B. Dally bag and possession limits APPLICABLE TO MEMBERS Bass, in the aggregate, smallmouth No Limit POSSESSION No Limit 16 32 No Limit No Limit 10 10 No Limit No Limit BAG Trout and salmon in the aggregate EXCEPT Towave Reservoir, Weaver Reservoir, and Hill Creek Extension streams Whitefish Channel Catfish EXCEPT Bottle Hollow Reservoir Walleye of the Ute Indian Tribe: and largemoulh 6 20 20 1 2 No Limit No Limit G Endangered and protected species dosed to angling: Colorado squawfish; chub; razorfaack sucker; and greenback cutthroat. chub; bony-ta- il 3. SEASONS AND AREAS OPEN TO ANGLING A Areas of reservation open to angling year round; Bottle Hollow Reservoir, Midview Reservoir, Twin Potts Reservoir, Cloy Basin Pond, Gulf Ponds, Lake fork Pond, Duchesne River, and tha Green River (Ouray area only). Towave Reservoir open year round to Ute Tribal members only. Crayfish, crawfish, crawdads Areas open April 24, 1968 to October 15, 1968: Springs and Ponds, Cedarview Reservoir, Lake Fork River, Pole Creek, Rock Creak, Strawberry River, Towave Reservoir, Uintah River, White River, Whiter ocks River, and Yellowstone River. C Hill Creek Extension streams OPEN: June 12, 1988 to October 1, 1988 Weaver Reservoir OPEN: May 29, 1988 to October 1, 1988 Weaver Reservoir open to Ute Tribal members: May 29, 1988 to November 1, 1988. D. Areas closed year round: Dick Hollow Creek, McAfee Basin Creak, Chandler Creek, Corral Creak, Florence Creek, Ptoche Creek, and Hill Creek south of Weaver Reservoir. B. Big 4. SPECIAL REGULATT0NSRESTRICT10NS A. Rock Creek open to ARTIFICIAL LURES ONLY. 5. PROHIBITIONS A Oawfish: Bottle Hollow Reservoir and Cedarview Reservoir shall be the only waters of open for the taking of crawfish. Crawfish mav be taken bv the use either one hook and Hr ' ' ,i non-gam- limes. 5.- ) Snagging and gaffing are Illegal. "Snag" or "gaff' hooks are hooks, with or without a handle, used to taka fish in such a manner that fish do not take the hook voluntarily in the mouth. 6.- ) Carp, suckers, and bullhead catfish may be taken for personal, non commercial use from waters open to angling by angling andor other methods EXCEPT gill nets, trammel nets, trawl nets, hoop nets, fyke nets, seine nets, electrical devices, chemicals, explosives, or firearms. One set line for the taking of carp, catfish, and suckers may be used only on the Green River, and then only If Iho line is attended at all limes. A set line shall have no more than ten (10) hooks. 6. PENALTIES A 1. Tribal members and non --Ute Tribe Indians: any Ute Tribal member, or Indians of any federally recognized tribe, violating any of the rules and regulations set forth herein are subject to prosecution In Tribal Court, such prosecution to consist of Imposition of a 3200 fine andor Imprisonment for a period not exceeding 90 days for eoch violation, and loss of all hunting paraphernalia and game confiscated at the time of arrest. In Addition, violations may result In losing hisher privileges for a period of two years, after' due notice and hearing before Tribal Court. 2. Mixed-blood- s, terminated members of the Ute Indian Tribe: Any authorized Tribal Fish and Wildlife Officers with reasonable cause to believe that a Mixed-bloo- d has violated any rules or regulations sat forth in this Proclamation or contained in Title VII of the Ute Law and Order Coda, shall place such Mixed-Bloo- d In the custody of the proper Federal Agency for enforcement and prosecution under applicable Federal laws. Punitive and Compensatory Damages Nothing in the Proclamation .shall preclude tha Tribe from paying for and being awarded punitive and compensatory damages in addition to imposition of a sentence in any action filed for a violation of this Prodamation, or under separate suit where in it is alleged that tha perpetrator performed the act wantonly, willfully, or maliciously. 2. The Court, In assessing punitive and compensatory damages, shall determine the amount in the same manner in which It would determine punitive and compensatory damages in any civil action. C. Enforcement 1. All Tribal Police Officers, Tribal Conservation Officers, and Federal Law Enforcement Officers are herewith bestowed the authority to enforce the provisions of this Proclamation, and shall be referred to hereafter as "authorized officers". 2. Any authorized officer may In carrying out the intent and purpose of this Proclamation: a. Execute bench warrants issued for the detention of persons or entities acting in contravention of the Prodamation; b. Serve subpoenas or other legal documents issued in matters arising under this Proclamation; c. Seize any paraphernalia used In a violation of this Proclamation as evidence and security for payment of any fines or damage payments imposed hereto. 0. Enforcement Procedures . If an authorized officer determines that a particular person has acted in contravention of this Proclamation, such officer shall issue to the damaging or violating party a "Notice to Appear", to answer for the ads alleged. 2. Suspected violators or damage contributors shall sign the "Notice to Appear", and, if not arrested for expulsion, trial, or federal prosecution, shall be escorted from the place B. 1 . 1 of Infraction and released. In the event a parson, tha subject of a "Notice to Appear" shall refuse to sign the same, the serving officer shall make note of the attempted service, the time and location thereof, and the refusal of the served person to accept service, where upon affective personal service shall be presumed. E. Other Sanctions 1 . Contempt: All persons party to actions brought under this Proclamation, whether droll be subject to the civil contempt power of the Tribal members or Court, and may be sanctioned by any means provided far in the Ute Law and Order Coda for dvil contempt, inducing, but not limited to, imprisonment to compel compliance with a lawful court order. of the Ute Tribe trig2. Trespassing: Vioalation of this Proclamation by gers spontaneous revocation of any priorfy granted permission to enter the reservation, and renders the violator as a trespasser. 3. Expulsion: Nothing In this Proclamation shall be deemed to preclude the use of the for violation of this ftodomatlon under the Ute remedy of expulsion of law and Order Code, and any authorized officer may follow the procedures provided by the Tribal law and Order Code to initiate any action for expulsion in addition to or in lieu of any other enforcement procedure provided for by this Proclamotion. In tha event a person or entity violating this Proclamation 4. Levy against shall foil to comply with an issued "Notice to Appear", foil to remit any and all compensatory andor punitive damages imposed hereunder, fail to depart the reservation upon a finding of expulsion, commit a trespass, fail to comply with an order of the Tribal Court for civil contempt, or have been found guilty of an offense hereunder, nothing herein shall preclude the Tribal Court from attaching such person's confiscated or properly in lieu of sums owed the Tribe or to assure the offending parties compliance with this Proclamation or orders of the Tribal Court. rs of an Indian Tribe): Non-India5. Non-India(including Mixed Bloods who violate any of the not enrolled Mixed Bloods who are Indians, including rules and regulations above set forth, or who are apprehended hunting without a permit validly issued In accordance with this Proclamation are subject to the following Federal statutes: 18 U.S.C SI 164 Destroying Boundary and Warning Signs "Whoever willfully destroys, defaces, or removes any sign erected by an Indian tribe, or a government agency (1 ) to indicate the boundary of an Indian reservation or of any Indian country at defined in Section 1 151 of this title, or (2) to give notice that hunting, trapping, or fishing is not permitted thereon without lawful authority or permission, shall be fined not more than $250 or imprisoned not more than six months, or both." 18 U.S.G SI 165 Hunting, Trapping, or Fishing on Indian Land "Whoever, without lawful authority or permission, willfully and knowingly goes upon any land that belongs to any Indian or Indian Tribe, band, or group, and either are held by the United States in trust or are subject to a restriction against alienation imposed by the United Slates, or upon any lands of the United States that are reserved for Indian use, for the purpose of hunting, trapping, or fishing thereon, or for the removal of game, peltries, or fish therefrom, shall be fined not more than $200 or imprisoned not more than ninety days, or both, and all game, fish, and peltries in his possession shall be forfeited." 16 U.S.C S3371, at. seq.: Pursuant to 16 U.S.G S3372, any person importing, exporting, transporting, selling, receiving, acquiring, purchasing, or possessing game in violation of this Prodamation may be subject to o civil penalty of $10,000 for each violation or criminal prosecution seeking a fine of 320,000 andor imprisonment for not more than five years. 7. PERMITS A Fishing 1. Tribal angling permits must be in a fisherman's possession in order to angle upon trust lands of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation. 2. of the Ute Indian Tribe, 12 years of age and over, shall be required to purchase a fishing permit from tha Ute Tribe in order to angle in any waters lying within trust lands of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation. 3. The Ute Tribe only requires excluding Mixed Bloods who are on final Mixed Blood roll to purchase a tribal fishing permit while angling upon trust lands of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation. 4. The 1988 Ute Tribal fishing permit expires December 31, 1988. B. Camping of the Ute Indian Tribe who desire . Camping permits are required by to camp within the reservation, but are induded in daily and seasonal fishing permits. Use of those camping privileges, included within a seasonal fishing permit, are limited to (24) hour camping by a permit holder for a period not to exceed seven (7) twenty-fou- r (24) hour period. periods within any given thirty (30) twenty-fou- r 1 the event a seasonal fishing permit holder shall violate the seven (7) day per thirImday camping restriction above imposed, such permit holder shall be subject to 2. In ty (30) mediate revocation and forfeiture of said permit, expulsion from the reservation, and prosecution as a trespasser upon Tribal lands. 3. Fishing and camping by are authorized only in designated fishing and camping areas. Access to any areas other than designated fishing and camping areas on the reservation is prohibited. 4. Group reunions or organizations using the picnic and camping areas require per mils Reservations shall be made through the Ute Indian Tribe Fish and Wildlife Department, Fort Duchesne, Utah 84026, who are in the immediate family of an enrolled member of the Ute 5. Indian Tribe may camp with said member or use picnic areas of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation without cost of a permit. Immediate family shall be defined to include only the spouse and such children of the enrolled member as reside at the member's residence. 6. Immediate family of permit holders may camp with said permit holder, or use picnic areas without cost of a permit. Immediate family shall be defined to include only the spouse and such children of the permit holder as resida at the permit holder's residence. 7. motorcycles, and snowmobiles are prohibited within designated camping areas. C Permit Fees . Season fishing and camping permits: $18.00 a. 16 to 64 years of age $11.00 b. 12 to 15 years of age $6.00 c. 65 years of age and over 2. Daily fishing and camping permits: a. Per person 12 years of age and oven $8.00 $10.00 $4.00 $6.00 $5.00 4doy $7.00 64ay $9.00 3. Camping permits: $5.00 a. Family camping 1 to 7 days b. Group camping: $10.00 Group of 5 or less $15.00 ' Group of 6 to 10 $20.00 Group of 11 to 15 $25.00 Group of 16 to 20 $30.00 to 30 of21 Group $50.00 Groups greater than 30 $5.00 For each additional day $2.00 4. Recreationday use permit (per person) er Three-wheeler- 1 quad-runner- UINTAH BASIN STANDARD, . may befakehonly duringthe time of one 'tine, one dip net;,fc?ohemlnnow4rap.vCrawfish hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. B. Other 1.- ) The use of com as bait for fish is prohibited. e 2.- ) The use of live or dead minnows, game or fish, or parts thereof, or preserved fish or parts thereof, as bail Is prohibited. 3.- ) Chumming is prohibited on all reservation waters. 4.- ) It is unlawful to take or attempt to taka game fish by any means other than angliwith one rod, pole, or troll board, held in the hand, or attendmeans ng. Angling fishing ed by the persons angling. Each rod, polo, end troll board can have no mare than two artificial flies, or one mechanical lure (no lure shall have more than three gang hooks). Attended means the angler shall be within tan (10) feet of equipment being used at all i- December 9. 1987, Page 9 Persons wishing to utilize facilities on the Uintah and Ouray Reservation for picnick' ing in designated camping areas, and have not purchased a Tribal fishing or camping permit, will be required to have a recreationday use permit in their possession. 8. BOATING A All of the Ute Indian Tribe, including Mixed Bloods who afo on the final Mixed Blood roll, must purchase a Ute Tribal boating permit to operate boats on waters of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation. B. Areas of Boating Bottle Hollow Reservoir with or without molars Midview Reservoir with or without motors Cedarview Reservoir without motors Twin Potts Reservoir without motors CLOSED Big Springs Pbnds QOSED Gay Basin Pond Towave Reservoir CLOSED Weaver Reservoir CLOSED G Angling from floating waders is allowed. Angling from all other floating devices is prohibited on all waters of the reservation. D. Boating Permit Fees Season Permit: a. Boats with motors greater than 1 0 horsepower and jet skis $35.00 b. Sailboats, windsurfing boards, and boats without motors or with motors less than 1 0 horsepower $15.00 Day Pisrmil: a. Boats, with or without motors $5.00 E. Operation Requirements 1. Rules and regulations of the U.S. Coast Guard governing the use and safety requirements of boats will be enforced where applicable. 2. No person shall operate motorboats or vessels, or manipulate any water ski or similar device In a reckless or negligent manner, or while under the influence of any alcoholic beverages, narcotic drugs, barbiluate. or marijuana. 3. No parson shall operate a motorboat for the purpose of towing a skier: a. Unless he can maintain a safe course with proper lookout, and be aware of the progress of his skier through the proper use of a competent observer who is at least eight (8) years of age,-b. Between sunset and sunrise,- - or c. In such a manner os to cause tow rope, skis, or skier to collide with any object or 4. No person shall operate any motorboat in excess of a slow, wakeless speed within 150 feet of another boat, dock launching area, designated slow areas, person, swimmer, skier, fisherman, or his equipment. 5. No person shall operate a motorboat faster than a slow, wakeless speed while any passenger is riding on the exterior surface of the boat such as the bow decking, gunwales, tramson, or motor cover, or standing, unless the boat is more than 1 6 feet in length and is equipped with adequate safeguards and railings to prevent such passengers from falling overboard. 6 No person shall operate or offer for rent any vessel or motorboat which is overloaded, overpowered, or un seaworthy, taking into consideration capacities, weather, type of construction, or other existing conditions. In prevention of mishaps occuring on the reservation waters because of overloaded and overpowered motorboats or vessels, the Ute Tribal Fish and Wildlife Officers may determine the safety of motorboats or vessels in reservation waters, and prevent launching of said vessels. 7. Boat operators shall not allow swimming from an unanchored vessel unless there is at least one parson left aboard who is capable of operating it properly. 8. No person, other than a Tribal Conservation Officer while on duty, shall operate an air boat on reservation waters. 9. Boat operators shall not enter areas designated "Boats Keep Out". 10. Boat operators shall conform with the instructions on a marker displaying an orange circle on a white background. 11. No person shall operate a motorboat on the waters of this reservation while his vision, in the direction of travel Is obstructed. 12. No parson shall allow his vessel to occupy space at any public loading dock in excess of a 15 minute period unless authorized by the officer in charge. 13. Every motorboat, vessel, and sailboat shall be registered, properly numbered, and have a current certificate of number (registration card) aboard, and valid permit slicker (stickers must be attached on the boat or vessel when in operation). F. Personal Flotation Devices parson may operate or give permission to operate a vessel, sailboat, ormotor-boa- l less than 16 feet in length, or a canoe or kayak unless at least one Type I life preserver. Type II Buoyant Vest, Type III Special Purpose Water Safety Buoyant Device, or Type IV Buoyant Cushion or Ring Life Buoy is on board for each person. 2. Each child passenger under 1 2 years of age must wear a proper fitting Coast Guard approved Type I, II, III PFD whan aboard any vessel except when inside the cabin or cockpit, or those over 26 feat In length. 3. Each person being towed on water skis, aquaplane, or similar devices, a Coast Guard approved Type I, II, or III PFD is recommended. Foam water sports jacket or foam wet suit will be accepted if there is an approved device aboard for such person as requited. 9. SCUBA DIVING A Scuba diving will be permitted in Bottle Hollow Reservoir only. Each scuba diver must obtain a recreationday use permit to dive in reservation waters. B. Scuba diving will only be permitted during daylight hours. 10. OTHER A The Ute Indian Tribe will not be responsible for loss of property, personal injury, or loss of life due to negligence, or failure to comply with rules and regulations as outlined in this Proclamation. Thomas G. Appah, Chairman Robert L. Cuch, CERTIFICATION hereby certify that tha above resolution was adopted by the Ute Indian Tribe Fish and Wildlife Advisory Board at a special meeting held in Fort Duchesne, Utah on the T 0th day of November, 1987, at which time a quorum was present, and by a vote of 2 FOR and 0 I, AGAINST. Alloin Myore, Director, Ute Tribe Fish and Wildlife Department Published in the Uintah Basin Standard December 9. 1987. AUCTION FARM r INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Saturday, Dec. 12 at 10:00 A.M. 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