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Appendix B - Issue Self-AssessMent Checklists
Pages 49-53

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... ) Not Applicable Assessment for Protection and Preservation of Tribal-Sensitive Resources Issues YES NO N.A.*
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... B If the proposed initiative has a direct or indirect impact on cultural resources of significance to your tribe, is the knowledge of any of these matters confidential to your tribe? C If the proposed initiative has a direct or indirect impact on historical resources of significance to your tribe, is the knowledge of any of these matters confidential to your tribe?
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... C Could any Indian or Tribal employment preference be unclear to some of the parties involved in the transportation initiative? YES checked once or more: Monetary issues are present on the proposed transportation initiative.
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... ) Not Applicable Assessment for Confidentiality of Tribal-Sensitive Resources Issues YES NO N.A.*
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... C Does one party own the land in question while another retains surface ownership or mineral exploration rights of the land? YES checked once or more: Land Ownerships issues are present on the proposed transportation initiative.
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  • sovereignty issues
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  • cultural competency

  • yes checked
  • collaboration strategy
  • overall collaboration
  • competency issues
  • tribal symbols

  • major sovereignty
  • minor sovereignty
  • address minor
  • address major
  • practices listed

  • parties involved
  • initiative require
  • preference laws
  • ownerships issues
  • land ownership

  • cultural competence
  • confidentiality issues
  • ownership issues
  • competence issues
  • tribal employment

  • employment preference
  • initiative lack
  • party proposing
  • initiative include
  • using tribal


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