Bureau of Indian Affairs' New Right-of-Way Regulations

This event qualifies for 1.5 CLE

Are you up-to-date with the new regulations of the Bureau of Indian Affairs' Right-of-Way?

The new Bureau of Indian Affairs' Right-of-Way regulations have a considerable impact throughout Indian country, for both tribes and businesses involved in negotiations and economic opportunities on tribal lands. This topic will provide you with an overview of the Bureau of Indian Affairs' New Right-of-Way requirements. The new regulations will be compared to the old regulations with a focus on effective dates, compliance and enforcement. A historical perspective on Right-of-Ways over tribal land will be presented with emphasis on legislative impact.

Learning Objectives

- You will be able to identify new right-of-way changes.

- You will be able to recognize compliance and enforcement.

- You will be able to discuss historical perspectives.

- You will be able to review the new regulations.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Marilyn G. Patterson

CEO, Independent Consultant
Adjunct professor for geography and environmental studies, California State University San Bernardino
U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development HUD, 26 years
Department of Public & Indian Housing, Facilities Management/Housing Revitalization specialist
Department of Field Policy & Management
Division of Labor, director of Labor Relations (Construction) Department of Community Planning & Development – Community Planning & Development specialist
M.S. degree in urban affairs, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
Can be contacted at 951-203-7826, [email protected] or on Twitter® @BIAPioneer