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/Cultivation Multiple /Cultivation Projects will be designed on approximately 15,000 dedicated acres. attached two New Universities from D-Q University Note Limited To: MASTER PROJECT PLAN 8 Education / Training TBD
● Energy TBD
● Entertainment TBD
● Hospitality TBD
● Housing TBD
● Medical TBD
● Security TBD
/Cultivation Multiple /Cultivation Projects will be designed on approximately 15,000 dedicated acres. attached two New Universities from D-Q University Note Limited To: MASTER PROJECT PLAN 8 Education / Training TBD
● Energy TBD
● Entertainment TBD
● Hospitality TBD
● Housing TBD
● Medical TBD
● Security TBD
● Transportation TBD
● Multiple Community "NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND" https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:d72947e4-1e49-4c5f-9afa-
5264138fdde7 (OMB Federal Assistance Approved OMB 4040-0004 exp. 12-31-2022 SF-424)
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This Master Project Plan is a guide to the proposed Mendocino Indian Reserve Industrial Cultivation & Ancillary Cannabis-Business development consisting of 2,000 gross acres of the Base and Meridian Westport Township Mendocino Indian Reservation and Reserve (24,999.04 net acres) This Specific Plan provides for the orderly development and
This Master Project Plan is a guide to the proposed Mendocino Indian Reserve Industrial Cultivation & Ancillary Cannabis-Business development consisting of 2,000 gross acres of the Base and Meridian Westport Township Mendocino Indian Reservation and Reserve (24,999.04 net acres) This Specific Plan provides for the orderly development and improvement of a project site, which is bounded by TBD (Insert Site Definition for Cultivation) This Specific Plan provides direction on the location, intensity, and types of uses as well as the design guidelines for development of the project site. The Mendocino Indian Reserve Master Project Plan, presented by TBD (the “Applicant”) proposes to develop a Mendocino Indian Reserve Industrial Cultivation & Ancillary Cannabis-Business Park, including multiple critical and ancillary businesses which –at full build out– will make up approximately 2,000 acres of industrial cultivation and ancillary facilities. The mixed-use project includes cultivation, processing, manufacturing, testing & sales of cannabis; a security operations center, an education and touring facility, restaurants, as well as many other uses outlined in more detail throughout this document. This Specific Plan incorporates the land use
and zoning regulations, infrastructure plans, design guidelines, and the development approval processes for future uses and structures within the plan area. The Plan’s objectives provide for the successful, responsive and valuable development of this property in a manner consistent with the City of Ft Wright General Plan and other applicable planning documents. This Plan meets all requirements of California Planning Law and represents the results of a collaborative planning effort by the Mendocino Indian Tribe, Agency Tribal Nations, The City of Ft Wright, legal counsel, property owners, designers, environmental consultants and service agencies.
CHIEF GERONIMO XVIII
DISTRICT SECRETARY
AGENCY TRIBAL NATIONS
707-679-8229 | chief@altearth.org
DEGANAWIDAH-QUETZALCOATI UNIVERSITY (D-U-N-S number 071538110)
33250 COUNTY ROAD 31
DAVIS, CA
RESEARCH LAB | 35 ACRES | CLEAR TITLE
VALUED AT $700k PER ACRE | $24.5M
FEDERAL SURPLUS | NATIVE LAND
SCHEDULE I USDA APPROVED RESEARCH LAB
TITLE III-A GRANTEES
51% Chief Geronimo XVIII | 49% Chief Mike Williams
AGENCY TRIBAL NATIONS
ALL land procured by Agency Tribal Nations (ATN) outside of Mendocino Indian Reservation, California (interstate, domestic and international) becomes Mendocino California Federal Surplus land and all Federal Tribal Native Nations Government programs apply. To include but are not limited to federal funding, guidelines, citizenship and opportunities.
Federal Reservation Native Land rights (including gaming), services and applications will be applied to ALL LAND INTERSTATE, DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL held in title by Federal Land Management of Mendocino Indian Reservation and applied to Agency Tribal Nations Federal Tribal Government.
Agency Tribal Nations (ATN), as a Native Nations Tribal Government, has the first right of refusal on all United States of America owned federal surplus land Interstate, Domestic and International.
To maintain its status of Mendocino California Federal Surplus Land along with its applications and benefits; ALL Interstate, Domestic and International land held in title by Federal Land Management of Mendocino Indian Reservation will be contracted with Deganawidah-Quetzalcoati University, Davis, California for Bio Lab, Agriculture and Energy research.
Federal Land Management of Mendocino Indian Reservation dba Agency Tribal Nations 501(c)3 Non-Profit Public Federal Tribal Government Nation doing business in California serving Deganawidah-Quetzalcoati University, Davis, California a for public benefit corporation.
DEGANAWIDAH-QUETZALCOATI UNIVERSITY | D-Q COLLEGE FOUNDED 1971 | DAVIS, CA
University
In 2002, No Child Left Behind Act became law, imposing greater accountability for student progress and academic achievement on government agencies, and the law expressly includes Indian and Native Alaska children as beneficiaries; to be applied to Deganawidah-Quetzalcoati University.
DEGANAWIDAH-QUETZALCOATI UNIVERSITY | DAVIS, CA | YOLO COUNTY TOWNSHIP
35 ACRES APPROVED, DESIGNATED AND SET ASIDE FOR BIO LAB, RESEARCH AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
PRESIDENT: DR. RAJENDRA TANGIRALA
CHANCELLOR: DR. LOGANATHAN DORAISAMY
ATN to execute the Y2 Deganawidah-Quetzalcoati University and D-Q College Master Plan and Development (640 acres) to build a UCLA-like and Harvard University-like campus with a Chicano | Native American Arts, Culture and Language. This will start with a bio lab and curriculum development on 35 acres at Deganawidah-Quetzalcoati University. ATN will bring in the most distinguished teams of researchers and professors from the United States and Europe.
DEGANAWIDAH-QUETZALCOATI UNIVERSITY & COLLEGE | REBUILD
Educational initiatives for DEGANAWIDAH-QUETZALCOATI University, College and General Facility security, upkeep and improvement for the benefit of the students and faculty. Rebuild university and college land and existing buildings to include a 37 room dorm and 8 additional 2-story buildings totaling approximately 15,000 square feet.
FOR APPOINTED TRIBAL UNIVERSITIES SERVICES IN ATTACHED PROPERTIES
PROFESSORS FOR SERVICES ABOVE AND $3M EACH IN GRANTS | PROVIDING CURRICULUM AND NATURAL SUSTAINABLE HEALTH AND WELLNESS IN PANDEMIC MEDICINE RESEARCH
SECRETARY SERVICE TO AGENDA
RESOLUTION NO. MVTC-AL3180
SUBJECT DELIGATION OF AUTHORITIES AND/OR RESPONSIBILITIES
TRIBAL ADVISSORY BUISNESS COMMITTEE
Whereas Mendocino Valley Tribal Council Agency Tribal Nations of Tribes CFR 1245.107 (a) License of the
Government by the Administrator the Presidential recognized Reservation, , in order to establish our tribal
Agency, General Service Administrator Office: Office of the Administrator(A) Location: Office of the Chief Of
Staff: Federal Land Management of Mendocino Indian Reservation “TBAC”: and
Whereas Tribal Nation (TBAC) General Council of the Agency: UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICES: Office:
Top Level , Location: 570.701 (1) Federally Recognized Tribal Governing Body of the Mendocino Valley Tribal
Council Hereinafter referred to as the “Tribe”, and
Whereas in accordance with Article of the Association of the Executive Order Tribal Colleges and Universities
Mendocino Valley Tribal Constitution Article III- Organization of the Government 2021 (CFDA # 84..031 T)
TITLE_AMERICAN INDIAN TRIBALLY CONTROLLED_COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES PROGRAMS
“No Child Left Behind” _: and
Whereas the federal government will therefore work to implement the innovation and reforms of the 2004
Contract of (5) Act Of 2001 “ No Child Left Behind” to GSA Tribal Federal Contractor D-Q University Building 104
Remodel Student Services and Child Care Facility” 2004 Adopted update 2021 by Agency Tribal Nations OMB
2700-0042 GSA Tribal Federal Contractor of The Interior Native American Affairs Utilities and Saint Joseph
Concept 1503 ERR effective date 2016; and
Whereas Applied 2021 July 21,2021 Tribal U.S Federal contractor of the Interior, Incorporated Section. 1.
Policies. Sec.2. Definition of Tribal Colleges and Universities, Sec. 3, Board of Advisory, (a) Establishment (b)
Membership, FEMA open Enrollment, (c) Functions, (1) Endowment Building Noted 2204 104 Rebuild: (2)
Improve financial management and security expand and compliment federal educational infinitives: (3) Develop
institution capacity by both the federal and private sectors: (4) Enhance physical infrastructure to facility more
security, operations: and
Whereas Sec.4 Agency Tribal Nations on White House Initiative on Tribal Colleges and Universities asserting
that (WHITCU) The WHITCU shall: follow Head chief and Tribal Contractor Adopt (a) Provide the staff for the
Board Active Mike A Williams Draft actions noted and applied to action, (b) The Tribal U.S. Federal Contractor of
the Interior in the Liaison assist the Secretary between the
Executive Branch and tribal Colleges: and (c) serve the secretary in carrying out the Secretary responsibilities
under the order; and
Further Resolve Tribal Energy resource agreement 25 CFR part 244 Tribal Indian Agreement under the Indian
tribal Energy Development Part Self-Determination Tribal Indian Act final rule 25 USCA 1360 (b) with any treaty
agreement within the Interior State Mendocino Indian Reservation regulations made pursuant Native
Government website flmmirr.net District III Fort Apache and
Further Resolve Department Energy, Labor Executive Order to Award Contract and Grants with P.L. 93-638
which gave Indian Tribes and GSA Surplus Access and DHA Defense Health care agency packet herein U.S.
Department gives Order for DE-FOA-0001503 FPDS PER FAR 4.603, AND PER FAR 4.605. Course ID
FEMA38 level (202) renewal credit IACET CEUS:0.20 CEU LEVEL 2017-1-(Aristech lic.# ca renewal credited
course(WBD608)EX C-123456DE-FOA-0001744Certificate of compliance F 5330.20 with USC 922(g)(s)(B)
F5320.20 APPOINTMENT TO TRANSPORT, FEDERAL REGISTRY NOTICE MA-2017-03 Federal Land
Property Executive Order 13777/ enforcing reform Agenda Schedule GSFAC Facility Jurisdiction Mendocino
California Sovereign OMB 3245-0118 and
The Federal Land Management of Mendocino Indian Reservation (FLMMIRTN) Tribal Council and Agency Tribal Nations requests that the Department of Interior immediately disperse the allocated Tribal Nations Funds of $1.9B from the Bureau of Trust Funds (BTFA) per the Secretary of Interior Order (No 3384) dated August 31, 2020, as well as the Strategic Economic Plan funds of $9B from the American Rescue Plans Act of the $20B that was allocated to Tribal Governments. This letter serves as the packet to validate release of these funds. The outlined implementation plan has co-created the best economic and strategic symbiotic plan that leaves “no children left behind” and honors the “no voices”, those that have traditionally been silenced through injustices. This implementation plan meets all of the interests of Secretary Haaland, the Biden/Harris administration of the Treaties, including President Biden’s infrastructure plan. It also honors the spirit of Native Americans and the citizens of the public, as well as the land. This implementation plan is in the best interest of all people of our great Nation.
This letter confirms that the pre-consultation and consultation steps have been completed, including several pre-consultation meetings and consultation meetings with the Head Chief involving authorized Tribal Nations Government staff. The Head Chief was responsible for briefing the Tribal Council before the consultation meetings. We have prepared a review packet that presents the proposed program, project, and plan, as well as discussed the need and how it affects Tribal sovereignty, resources, properties, cultural practices, and/or those persons under Tribal jurisdiction. This can be found in the Self-Determination Act of the Federal Contractor, Chief Geronimo’s Policies through the following link: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/reviewuri=urn:aaid:scds:US:90343a91-954f-48b0-9c9e-684896db20f6
The review packet contains the necessary requirements as supplemented by the following plans:
NASHA Strategic Plan
Geronimo Hemp Industries Strategic Plan
impACT: Tribal Nations Strategic Implementation Plan for Mendocino and Standing Rock reservations (Recent Addition to the review packet)
Mendocino Strategic Plan
The Mendocino Strategic Plan was approved by the County of Mendocino through the Economic Industrial Plan, the State of California, and the Federal government in 2010; however, it took nine years (until 2019) for Georgia Pacific (the operators of the mill from 1856 to 2002) to remediate the land. Per the Environmental Impact Report (EIR), this remediation was needed prior to starting any development.
Two years after the remediation has been completed, we have yet to receive Government Agency support or our funding allocations to implement the plan although we have completed many efforts to receive this. In addition, the allocated funds have not yet been dispersed to implement the plan.
We have completed consultations and have continued to prepare and develop the plans for FLMMIRTN Agency Tribal Nations and Tribal Council Mendocino Valley and specifically in response to the current Tribal State of Emergency including the urgent need to meet COVID response, as requested through a Presidential Disaster Declaration to former President Trump on March 20, 2020 who approved it and sent us the EOP (Emergency Operation Plan), from which we built our supplemental implementation plans and this letter. We requested a Tribal State of Emergency to President Biden and Secretary Haaland on January 28, 2021 for the Mendocino Indian Reservation (Chief Thomas David Langenderfer FEMA SID 0005427312) (FLMMIRTN Agency Tribal Nations and Tribal Council Mendocino Valley) as the situation continued to worsen. The Disaster Declaration includes the need to provide the necessary resources to defeat COVID and to bring food and medicine security, education, economic development and sovereignty through business and industry development, environmental remediation and stability, and housing security to all Tribal Nations.
The Tribal Law and Order Act of 2010 is a law, signed into effect by President Barack Obama, that expands the punitive abilities of tribal courts across the nation. The law allows tribal courts operating in Indian country to increase jail sentences handed down in criminal cases over Indian offenders. This was a major step toward improving enforcement and justice in Indian country—and a precursor to VAWA 2013. The purposes of the Tribal Law and Order Act are to:
Clarify the responsibilities of the federal, state, tribal, and local governments with respect to crimes in Indian Country;
Increase coordination and communication among federal, state, tribal, and local law enforcement agencies.
Empower tribal governments with the authority, resources, and information necessary to safely and effectively provide public safety in Indian Country.
ILOC Report: A Road map For Making Native America Safer The Indian Law and Order Commission released its final report and recommendations—A Road map For Making Native America Safer—as required by the Tribal Law and Order Act of 2010.
These recommendations are intended to make Native American and Alaska Native nations safer and more just for all U.S. citizens and to reduce the unacceptably high rates of violent crime that have plagued Indian country for decades. This report reflects one of the most comprehensive assessments ever undertaken of criminal justice systems servicing Applicability. Federal Contractor Policies P.L. 93-638 Contracts “25 CFR PART 900” 107(a)
A. Contractor Policies Final Rule will apply this tribal consultation policy to all proposed policies that have tribal implications, to the greatest extent practicable and permitted by law. Based on a government-to-government relationship and in recognition of the uniqueness of each tribe, the primary focus for consultation activities is with individual tribes. The federal Contractor may serve, under the direction of the United States Of America, as the lead US Agency Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Contracting and Consulting officer for the implementation of this policy. Section 107 Contractor policies and procedures are from this policy Self-Determination Education Act and Energy Self Determination Act 25 CFR Part 900 Congressional Act Final Rule
B. Comment: Policy Must Address Confidentiality of Tribal Interests. One commented, citing Pueblo of Sandia v United States, 50 F.3d 856, 861-62 (10th Cir. 1995), stated that it is critical to engage in tribal consultation in a manner that exhibits sensitivity to and respect for tribal confidentiality concerns regarding cultural, religious, political, and other inter-tribal affairs.
C. Executive Order 13175 (65 FR 67249, published November 9, 2000) recognizes the right of Indian tribes to self-government and supports tribal sovereignty and self-determination. Among other things, it requires that agencies have an accountable process to ensure meaningful and timely input by tribal officials in developing policies that have tribal implications. On November 5, 2009, President Obama reaffirmed the M-10-33 government-to-government relationship between the Federal Government and Indian tribal governments in a White House memorandum that acknowledges that Indian tribes exercise inherent sovereign powers over their members and territory. The November 5, 2009, memorandum also acknowledged that the United States will continue to work with Indian tribes on a government-to-government basis to address issues concerning Indian tribal self government, tribal trust resources, and Indian tribal treaty and other rights.
beneficiaries reside in a non-rural and rural area.
UNITED TRIBAL NATIONS GOVERNMENT CONSULTATION PROTOCOL POLICIES
A. Contractor Policies Final Rule will apply this tribal consultation policy to all proposed policies that have tribal implications, to the greatest extent practicable and permitted by law. Based on a government-to government relationship and in recognition of the uniqueness of each tribe, the primary focus for consultation activities is with individual tribes. The federal Contractor may serve, under the direction of the United States Of America, as the lead US Agency Tribal Nations Indian Self Determination and Education Assistance Contracting and Consulting officer for the implementation of this policy. Section 107 Contractor policies and procedures are from this policy Self-Determination Education Act and Energy Self Determination Act 25 CFR Part 900 Congressional Act Final Rule
B. Comment: Policy Must Address Confidentiality of Tribal Interests. One commented, citing Pueblo of Sandia v United States, 50 F.3d 856, 861-62 (10th Cir. 1995), stated that it is critical to engage in tribal consultation in a manner that exhibits sensitivity to and respect for tribal confidentiality concerns regarding cultural, religious, political, and other inter-tribal affairs.
C. Executive Order 13175 (65 FR 67249, published November 9, 2000) recognizes the right of Indian tribes to self-government and supports tribal sovereignty and self-determination. Among other things, it requires that agencies have an accountable process to ensure meaningful and timely input by tribal officials in developing policies that have tribal implications. On November 5, 2009, President Obama reaffirmed the M 10-33 government-to-government relationship between the Federal Government and Indian tribal governments in a White House memorandum that acknowledges that Indian tribes exercise inherent sovereign powers over their members and territory. The November 5, 2009, memorandum also acknowledged that the United States would continue to work with Indian tribes on a government-to government basis to address issues concerning Indian tribal self-government, tribal trust resources, and Indian tribal treaty and other rights.
March 8, 2021 Chief Geronimo, Federal Contractor 045165604
Chief Geronimo Langenderfer XVIII
Tribal Nations Office: 33280 Albion Ridge Road, Albion, CA 95410
Tribal Mailing Address: PO Box 884, Davis, CA 95617
Email: Public CFO Chief@Altearth.org
Email: Tribal Nation Government Geronimo@mendotribe.org
Agency Tribal Nations Federal Land Management of Mendocino Indian Reservation, Federal Land Management Of Mendocino Indian Reservation Inc. DUNS 117417714 / EIN 84-4663314
IRS Document FLMMIR
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Tribal Operations
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mHJoHxreQ6klxjayK2zlldnb3O9ozLTgps-6eJjeBQ8/edit?usp=sharing
Final Copy ID and maps
https://drive.google.com/file/d/124dHuyzKX7CeqG0QNg6iefar3vDAKUgr/view?usp=sharing
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