Indian Gaming Local Community Benefit Committee

Next Meeting May 11, 2012 - 10:00 am: Supervisor Jacob's El Cajon Office (250 E. Main Street, El Cajon, CA)

Agenda

2011 - 2012 Applications

2011 - 2012 Documents

Schedule and Milestones

Grant Application Form(RFP Period Closed)

Frequently Asked Questions

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FY 11-12 Roster of Members

FY 10-11 Bylaws

FY10-11 Agenda and Meeting Minutes

FY10-11 Grant Applications Submitted

FY 10-11 Approved Resolution

Tribal Sponsorship Letter of 4/21/2011

FY10-11 Application Form SDF Grants

FY10-11 Frequently Asked Questions

Annual Reports to State

Archives

Background Information

Senate Bill (SB) 621, which became law on January 1, 2004, established Indian Gaming Local Community Benefit Committees (IGLCBC); made grant funding available to counties, cities and special districts impacted by tribal gaming from the Indian Gaming Special Distribution Fund (SDF); and set the rules for eligibility and purposes of the grants. Those gaming tribes who operated 200 or more gaming devices on or before September 1, 1999 contribute a variable portion of their net winnings into the Fund. In San Diego County, these tribes were the Barona Band of Mission Indians (Barona); Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation (Sycuan); and the Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians (Viejas). The latest compacts with Governor Schwarzenegger have eliminated contributions to the Special Distribution Fund. The Viejas Band has signed an Amended Compact with the Governor and no longer contributes to the SDF.

Assembly Bill (AB) 675, which became law on September 29, 2004, amended SB 621’s provision regarding the composition of the IGLCBC for San Diego County, only. AB 675 provides that in San Diego County, the IGLCBC is to be composed of the following members:

• Two representatives from the county, selected by the County Board of Supervisors;
• One elected representative from the city located within four miles of a tribal casino in the county, selected by the County Board of Supervisors;
• Three representatives selected upon the recommendation of a majority of the tribes paying into the Indian Gaming Special Distribution Fund in the County; and
• The Sheriff of San Diego County

Assembly Bill (AB) 158, which became law on September 30, 2008, amended Sections 12712, 12715, 12716 and 12718 of the Government Code. It requires an Indian Gaming Local Community Benefit Committee to select only grant applications that mitigate impacts from casinos on local jurisdictions. The bill provides that, if a local jurisdiction uses a grant for any unrelated purpose, the grant shall terminate immediately and any moneys not yet spent shall revert to the Indian Gaming Special Distribution Fund. It would requires a local jurisdiction that receives a grant from an Individual Tribal Casino Account to deposit all funds received in an interest-bearing account and use the interest from those funds only to mitigate an impact from a casino. The bill requires that, as a condition of receiving further funds, a local jurisdiction, upon request, demonstrate to the county that all expenditures made from the account have been in compliance with these provisions.
AB 158 also provides that a county that does not provide an annual report pursuant to these provisions shall not be eligible for funding from the Indian Gaming Special

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