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Title: Articles of Incorporation for Pawnee Tribal Development Corporation for Pawnee Tribal Reserve Industrial Park Project

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In Folder: Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Pawnee Tribal Development Corporation, 1981

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Title: Articles of Incorporation for Pawnee Tribal Development Corporation for Pawnee Tribal Reserve Industrial Park Project

The text outlines the Articles of Incorporation for the Pawnee Tribal Development Corporation, which is established for the development and operation of tribal enterprises, including an industrial park on the Pawnee Tribal Reservation. The corporation is granted the authority to engage in economic development activities, manage property, enter into agreements, employ personnel, and disburse surplus property and profits. The corporation's powers are outlined, including the ability to sue and be sued, adopt a corporate seal, manage property, procure insurance, lease property, secure funds, invest funds, employ personnel, and participate in partnerships or joint ventures. The corporation is required to submit financial reports to the Pawnee Tribal Business Council and set aside a portion of net profit funds for the council's use.

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Title: Title: Articles of Incorporation for Pawnee Tribal Development Corporation for Pawnee Tribal Reserve Industrial Park Project

Component Unique Identifier: CAC_CC_109_5_40_3_0008

Scope and Content: The text outlines the Articles of Incorporation for the Pawnee Tribal Development Corporation, which is established for the development and operation of tribal enterprises, including an industrial park on the Pawnee Tribal Reservation. The corporation is granted the authority to engage in economic development activities, manage property, enter into agreements, employ personnel, and disburse surplus property and profits. The corporation's powers are outlined, including the ability to sue and be sued, adopt a corporate seal, manage property, procure insurance, lease property, secure funds, invest funds, employ personnel, and participate in partnerships or joint ventures. The corporation is required to submit financial reports to the Pawnee Tribal Business Council and set aside a portion of net profit funds for the council's use.

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Number: 20

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