25 C.F.R. § 286.8

Priority criteria

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The following priority will be used in selecting economic enterprises for grant funding:

(a) First priority. First priority will be given to economic enterprises located on a reservation that will:

(1) Utilize Indian resources, both natural and human.

(2) Create the highest ratio of Indian jobs to the total amount of dollars to be invested, including market value of materials and equipment contributed to the project.

(3) Create the highest ratio of income to a tribe or its members in relation to the total amount of dollars to be invested, including market value of materials or equipment contributed to the project.

(4) Generate the most non-Bureau financing.

(b) Second priority. Second priority will be given to projects located in the immediate vicinity of a reservation that will:

(1) Utilize Indian resources, both natural and human.

(2) Create the highest ratio of Indian jobs to the total amount of dollars to be invested, including market value of materials and equipment contributed to the project.

(3) Generate the most non-Bureau financing.

Notes of Decisions

Cited in 1 case, 2003–2003 · leading case: Pourier v. South Dakota Dep't of Revenue, 2003 SD 21 (S.D. 2003).

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Pourier v. South Dakota Dep't of Revenue, 2003 SD 21 (S.D. 2003). “” 25 C.F.R. § 286.8 . The regulations go on to require that the “Indian ownership must actively participate in the management and operation of the economic enterprise” and that corporations must be at least 51% owned by eligible Indians or Indian Tribes.”

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