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Cherokee Nation committee approves easement for Housing Authority across Bridal Trust land in Delaware County

Cherokee Nation Natural Resources Committee · November 10, 2025
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Summary

The Cherokee Nation Natural Resources Committee approved a resolution authorizing an easement for ingress, egress and utilities to the Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation across a portion of Bridal Trust land in Delaware County by voice vote; the motion was read by Counselor Legg and passed without a recorded roll-call tally.

Counselor Legg read a resolution authorizing Cherokee Nation to grant an easement for right-of-way to the Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation for ingress, egress and utilities across a portion of Bridal Trust land located in Delaware County.

The committee moved on a motion and second, and the chair called for the question. The resolution passed by voice vote; the transcript records members saying 'Aye' and does not include a roll-call tally or any recorded 'No' votes.

The measure, as read in the meeting, grants the Housing Authority rights for access and utility placement across Tribal trust land described in the resolution. The transcript does not specify the precise legal description of the parcel, permanent conditions of the easement, compensation, or an effective date; those details are not specified in the meeting record.

How the easement will be implemented—timing, construction oversight, and any conditions tied to permits or interagency approvals—was not discussed in detail during the meeting. The committee did not record a separate vote count or identify dissenting members on the record.

The committee adjourned after taking this and subsequent items; the resolution will proceed according to Cherokee Nation administrative processes for recording easements and any required follow-up actions by staff.