Authorizing the state historical society to convey certain real property located in Johnson county to the Shawnee Tribe; requiring deeds and conveyances contain restrictive covenants prohibiting any gaming or gambling on such property; requiring a report by the Shawnee Tribe every two years for a 10-year period to the joint committee on state-tribal relations regarding the rehabilitation of the property and consultations with other tribes.
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Summary
The measure authorizes the state historical society to convey roughly 12 acres of land in Johnson County to the Shawnee Tribe without an appraisal. The deed must include a covenant that prohibits any casino or gambling use, and the tribe must cover all conveyance costs. The tribe would also have to give periodic updates on land rehabilitation and consult with other federally recognized tribes for ten years.
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