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AUG 121999 

James P. Compeau, Chairman 

Little River Band of Ottawa Indians Gaming Commission 

P.O. Box 314 

Manistee, MI 49660-03 14 

Dear Mr. Compeau: 

This letter responds to your request to review and approve the Little River Band of 

Ottawa Indians' (Band) Regulations submitted on May 25, 1999. The Regulations 

were adopted by the Band by Resolution No. 99-0519-01 on May 19, 1999. 

The original ordinance was approved by the Chairman of the National Indian 

Gaming Commission on January 28, 1997. This letter constitutes approval under the 

Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. 

Thank you for submitting the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians regulations for review. 

If you have questions or require further assistance, please contact Ms. Frances Fragua 

at (202) 632-7003. 

Sincerely your% 

Montie R. Deer 

Chairman 

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TRIBAL GAMING COMMISSION 

PO Box 314 

Manistee MI 49660-031 4 

(6 1 6) 723-8288 

Gaming Commission Resolution No. #99-0519-01 

APPROVING GAMING RULES 1 THROUGH 9 

WHEREAS, the Little River Band of Ottawa lndians is a federally 

recognized Indian Tribe, as reaffirmed under Pub. L. 103-324, enacted on 

September 21, 1994; and 

WHEREAS, the Tribal Council has, pursuant to Tribal Ordinance No. 97- 

400-01, created a Gaming Commission and delegated to such Commission the 

authority to regulate all gaming activities authorized by the Tribe and to enforce 

all Tribal and federal laws governing the conduct of Tribally-licensed gaming 

activities; and 

WHEREAS, the Tribe's Gaming Ordinance was a approved by the 

National Indian Gaming Commission on January 28, 1997; and 

WHEREAS, the Tribal Gaming Commission, pursuant to Section 6.04 of 

the Gaming Ordinance, is authorized to promulgate rules and regulations as may 

be necessary to interpret and implement the Gaming Ordinance and to establish 

regulatory systems for contracting and other matters concerning gaming 

operations; and 

WHEREAS, the Tribal Gaming Commission has determined that it is 

necessary to establish rules to clarify the licensing requirements for employees of 

the Gaming Enterprise and vendors doing business with Tribal Gaming 

Enterprises. 

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Tribal Gaming 

Commission approves and adopts the following Rules applicable to Tribal 

gaming operations: 

Rule 1 : Fees for Background Investigations for Gaming Employees; 

Rule 2: Licensing Requirements and Fees for Gaming Service Vendors 

and Non-gaming Service Vendors; 

SERVING KENT, LAKE, MANISTEE, MASON, MUSKEGONG, NEWAYGO, 

OCEANA, OlTAWA AND WEXFORD COUNTIES 

FAX (61 6) 723-8020 
Rule 3: Designation of Primary Management Officials and Key 

Employees; 

Rule 4: License Issuance After Lapse in Employment; 

Rule 5: Prohibition on Gaming by Gaming Commissioners, Commission 

Staff, All Gaming Employees and Certain Tribal Officials; 

Rule 6: Restrictions on License Transfers; 

Rule 7: Suspension of License for Criminal Conviction; 

Rule 8: Technical Standards for Electronic Games of Chance; . 

Rule 9: Electronic Games of Chance Minimum Pay Outs. 

IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED THAT copies of these Rules, together with a 

copy of this Resolution shall be forwarded to the Tribal Council Recorder, the 

General Manager of each Gaming Facility and the National Indian Gaming 

Commission. 

Certificate of Adoption 

This resolution was adopted by the Gaming Commission of the Little River 

Band of Ottawa Indians at its regular meeting held at the Tribal Administrative 

Offices on May 19, 1999 by a vote of in favor, opposed, I absent, and Q 

abstentions, a quorum being present for such vote. 

Attest: b &&, f-&ZE9 Qe(-gCarol Bialik, ~xecutive Secretary 

SERVING KENT, LAKE. MANISTEE. MASON, MUSKEGONG, NEWAYGO, 

OCEANA, OlTAWA AND WEXFORD COUNTIES 

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RULE 1: FEES FOR BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS FOR GAMING 

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(A) All "Management Contractors" and "Primary Management Officials" as defined in the 

Tribal Ordinance #97-400-0 1. 

Background Investigation Application Fee: Actual Cost. 

(B) All "Key Employees" as defined in the Tribal Gaming Ordinance or by Gaming 

Commission Rule #3. 

Background Investigation Application Fee: $50.00 * 

(C) All other Gaming Employees or Non-Gaming Employees, whether employed by the 

Gaming Enterprise or by the Tribe, who work on or at the casino site: 

Background Investigation Application Fee (Gaming Employees): $20.00 * 

Work Permit Application Fee (Non-Gaming Employees): $20.00 * 

* Background Investigation/Work Permit Application Fees are payable by the prospective 

licensee/employee at the time of application unless waived by the Tribal Gaming Commission 

upon proof of indigency. The balance of any costs for background investigations shall be 

advanced by the Gaming Enterprise (for the initial work force) or by the Gaming Commission 

(from Gaming Commission operating budgets). 
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RULE 2: LICENSING REQUIREMENTS AND FEES FOR GAMING SERVICE 

VENDORS AND NON-GAMING SERVICE VENDORS. 

(A) License Required. Any person proposing or bidding to supply any gaming equipment, 

devices, supplies or other "Gaming Service" as defined in the Tribal Gaming Ordinance #97- 

400-01, must first obtain a Gaming Vendor's license or a Non-Gaming Vendor's license. 

(B) License Application Fees. The following nonrefundable license application fees shall be 

submitted to the Gaming Commission, together with the required application forms described in 

paragraph @), for the corresponding license classification to which the fees relate: 

(1) For a Gaming Vendor whose projected annual sales to the Tribe's Gaming 

Enterprise is or will be equal to or less than Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00), the 

application fee shall be $500.00. 

(2) For a Gaming Vendor whose projected annual sales to the Tribe's Gaming 

Enterprise is or will be more than Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) but equal to or 

less than Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000.00), the application fee shall be 

$1'000.00. 

(3) For a Gaming Vendor whose projected annual sales to the Tribe's Gaming 

Enterprise is or will be more than Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000.00), 

the application fee shall be $2,000.00. 

(4) If the vendor does not know the total dollar amount of the vendor's anticipated or 

proposed annual sales to the Gaming Enterprise within the twelve (12) month period for 

which the Vendor's License will apply, then the vendor shall make a good faith estimate 

of the dollar amount of the projected sales and describe the basis for such estimate. 

(5) An additional background investigation charge may be assessed by the Gaming 

Commission to the extent the Commission's actual investigative costs exceed the 

applicant's application fee. The Commission staff shall consult with the applicant to 

minimize the costs associated with completing the background investigation consistent 

with the Commission's responsibilities under the Gaming Ordinance. Unless otherwise 

determined by the Gaming Commission, a Vendor's License (including a Provisional 

License) shall not be issued until payment of any additional investigation expenses are 

received by the Commission. In the event the actual investigation costs assessed under 
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background investigation shall be refunded to the applicant licensee or applied to the 

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(6) For all Non-Gaming Vendors whose projected annual sales to the Tribe's Gaming 

Enterprise is or will be equal to or more than Twenty-five Thousand Dollars 

($25,000.00), the application fee shall be $100.00. 

(C) Contents of Application. 

Any applicant for a Gaming Vendor's license shall furnish to the Commission: 

(1) A list of all equipment, devices, supplies and services offered for sale or lease in 

connection with Class 111 gaming; 

(2) A completed description of the person's business, contained in the "Vendor 

Disclosure Form" obtained fiom the Commission; and 

(3) Written certification, in compliance with Gaming Commission rule, that the supplies, 

devices and equipment confirm to Commission standards. 

(4) A list of all jurisdictions in which the Gaming Vendor has applied for licensure and 

all jurisdictions in which the Gaming Vendor holds a current and valid gaming license. 

Gaming Vendors not holding current and valid gaming licenses from any of the 

jurisdictions listed in sub-rule (H) shall also be required to complete Personal History 

Disclosures for all "control persons" identified in the "Vendor Disclosure Form". 

Any applicant for a Non-gaming Vendor's License shall furnish to the Commission: 

(1) A list of all equipment, devices, supplies and services offered for sale or lease in 

connection with the Gaming Facility. 

(2) A completed description of the person's business, contained in the "Vendor 

Disclosure Form" obtained from the Commission. 

@) The following license fees shall be submitted to the Gaming Commission by the applicant 

or licensee upon initial issuance of the Gaming Vendor License and for each subsequent renewal 

of the License under this rule: 
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(1) For a Gaming Vendor whose projected annual sales to the Tribe's Gaming 

Enterprise is or will be equal to or less than Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00), the 

License Fee shall be $250.00. 

(2) For a Gaming Vendor whose projected annual sales to the Tribe's Gaming 

Enterprise is or will be more than Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) but equal to or 

less than Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000.00), the License Fee shall be 

$500.00. 

(3) For a Gaming Vendor whose projected annual sales to the Tribe's Gaming 

Enterprise is or will be more than Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000.00), 

the License Fee shall be $1000.00. 

(4) For any Non-gaming Vendor, who has paid the $1 00.00 license application fee, no 

additional License Fee shall be charged. 

(E) Grounds for Refusal to Issue License. A person, firm or corporation is ineligible to 

receive a suppliers license if any of the following exist: 

(1) The person has been convicted of a felony under the laws of Michigan, any other 

State, or the United States within the 5 years preceding the application for license; 

(2) The person has been convicted of or entered a plea of guilty or no contest to a 

gambling-related offense, or to fiaud or misrepresentation; 

(3) The person is a member of the Gaming Commission; 

(4) The firm or corporation is one in which an officer, director or managerial employee 

is ineligible for a license under subsec. (1) through (3), above; 

(5) The firm or corporation employs a person who participates in the management or 

operations of the Tribe's Class 111 gaming; 

(6) The firm or corporation has an officer, director or managerial employee who 

submitted the license application which contains false or misleading information; or 

(7) The person, firm or corporation is associated with organized crime. 
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(F) Effect of License. The holder of a vendor's license is authorized to sell or lease, and to 

contract to sell or lease, gaming equipment and supplies unique to gaming to the Tribe's Class I11 

gaming facilities for a period of one year from the date of issuance. 

(G) Equipment Used in Unauthorized Facility. Any supplier's equipment, devices or 

supplies which are used by any person in a gaming operation not authorized by the Tribe and the 

Commission shall be confiscated by the Commission. 

(H ) Provisional License. The Commission may, at its discretion, issue a 90-day provisional 

license to any applicant who provides written documentation that it holds a current gaming 

vendor's license from the States of Colorado, Michigan, New Jersey, Nevada or South Dakota, or 

from the Bay Mills Lndian Community, Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians 

or the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe, and who has submitted the appropriate license application fee. 

This amount will be credited to the license fee due under Section @) of this Rule. The date of 

issuance of the provisional license shall also be the starting date for the annual license. 

(I) License Renewal. A vendor who has received a license under this Rule may obtain a 

renewal license upon written application for such renewal license, which shall clearly state any 

change in ownership, location, employees, or any other subject listed in the application from that 

of the previous year. A license renewal fee shall accompany the application, which shall be: 

(1) For vendors with no significant change indicated in the renewal application, a fee 

calculated as ten percent of the license application fee paid under Section (B); 

(2) For vendors with a significant change indicated in the renewal application, a fee 

calculated as established in Section (B). 
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RULE 3: DESIGNATION OF PRIMARY MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS AND KEY 

EMPLOYEES 

Reference to Gaming Ordinance #97-400-01 

(A) Terms Defined. The following positions are hereby determined to have "primary 

management official" and "key employee" status as defined by Section 1.24 of the Gaming 

Ordinance: 

"Primary Management Officials": 

(1) General Manager; 

(2) Chief Financial Officer; 

(3) Director of Casino Operation; 

(4) Director of Marketing; 

(5) Director of Security and Surveillance; 

(6) Director of Human Resources; 

(7) Cage Manager; 

(8) Information Systems Manager; and 

(9) All other persons having management responsibility for a management contract. 

"Key Employees": 

(1) "Casino Shift Managers" 

(2) "Assistant Casino Shift Managers" 

(3) "Slot Performance Manager" 
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(4) "Cage Supervisors" 

(5) "Accounting Manager" 

(6) "Purchasing Manager" 

(7) "Security Supervisor" 

(8) "Director of Facilities" 

(1 0) Revenue Re-Cap Auditor. 

(1 1) Tracking System Analyst 

(1 2) Cashier Manager 

(13) Dual Rate Supervisors 

(14) Cashier Shift Supervisors 

(15) All Table Games Operations Employees 

(1 6) Slot Technicians 

(1 7) Slot Performance Supervisors 

(1 8) Count Room Personnel 

(1 9) All Surveillance Employees 

(20) Food and Beverage Director 

(2 1 ) Bartenders 

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All employees in the following categories shall be considered "Gaming Employees": 

(1) Gaming cashiers (not in Count Room) 

(2) Casino Host 

(3) Employment Manager 

(4) Computer Operator 

(5) Slot OperationsPerfomance Employees not defined as "Key Employees" 

(6) All Security Employees 

The Gaming Commission retains the right to add to the "Key Employee" Status any position 

deemed necessary. 
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RULE 4: LICENSE ISSUANCE AFTER LAPSE IN EMPLOYMENT 

(A) New License Required. A person who has previously been licensed by the Gaming 

Commission for any position and has subsequently terminated employment for any reason during 

the license period must apply for and obtain a new license under Section 13 of the Little River 

Band Gaming Ordinance. 

(B) Fee for Background Check. Any person applying for a new key position license within 

one (1) year of the issuance by the Gaming Commission of a gaming license to said person shall 

pay 50% of current fee for the costs of conducting a criminal history background check. After 

one (1) year applicant shall pay the then current fee for new employee. Said fee shall 

accompany the person's application. 
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RULE 5: PROHIBITION ON GAMING BY GAMING COMMISSIONERS, 

COMMISSION STAFF, ALL GAMING EMPLOYEES AND CERTAIN TRIBAL 

OFFICIALS. 

Reference to Tribal Gaming Ordinance #97-400-1, Section 1-L 

(A) No member or employee of the Little River Band Gaming Commission shall engage in any 

gaming activity at any facility licensed by the Commission. 

(1) Penalty for Violation. Any person subject to this Rule shall be subject to the 

following penalties for engaging in unauthorized gaming; 

(a) An employee of the Commission shall be terminated fiom employment. 

(b) A member of the Commission shall be subject to removal under sec. 4.07 (a) 

of the Gaming Ordinance of the Little River Band. 

(c) Any person found to have violated this Rule shall be banned from any gaming 

facility license by the Gaming Commission for a period of one (1) year fiom the date 

of termination or removal of office. 

(B) Any employee on site of Casino, employed by either the Gaming Management andlor the 

Tribe is prohibited fiom engaging in any type of gaming activity conducted by the facility 

whether helshe is licensed or not. 

(1) Penalty for Violation. Any person subject to this Rule shall be subject to license 

suspension andfor termination by the Gaming Commission under Section 14.02 (a) (4) (5) 

and Section 14.03 (a) (4) (5) of the Little River Band Gaming Ordinance. 

(C) The Tribal Ogema, all members of Tribal Council, and all members of the Tribal Judiciary 

shall be prohibited fiom engaging in any gaming activity at site of Little River Band Casino. 

(1) Penalty for Violation. Any person found to have violated this rule shall be banned 

from any gaming facility licensed by the Gaming Commission for a period of one (1) 

year fiom date of such violation, plus any other punitive action taken by the Tribal 

Council and or Tribal Court. 
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RULE 6: RESTRICTIONS ON LICENSE TRANSFERS 

(A) Transfer of License. A person licensed by the Gaming Commission for a particular 

position as a "key employee" or "primary management official' may transfer to another position 

with the written approval of the Gaming Commission, with the exception of surveillance [see, 

subsec. (B) herein]. 

(B) Transfer Prohibited. No person who is licensed as "surveillance" may transfer to any 

other position in that gaming facility location for whlch a gaming license is required by the 

Gaming commission, unless or until the Gaming Manager attests in writing to the Commission 

that the surveillance camera array has been modified from that used during said person's 

employment as surveillance. 
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(A) Conviction Leading to Suspension. The Gaming Commission shall suspend any gaming 

license issued to any person who is convicted of a crime, as such is defined in Sections 4 (D) (2) 

and 4 @) (3) and 4 @) 4 of the Compact with the State of Michigan while that person is 

employed at any Tribal Gaming Facility; 

(B) Effective Date of Suspension. The Commission shall suspend the gaming license as 

follows: 

(1) For those offenses listed in Section 4 (D) (2) of the Compact, the Commission shall 

suspend its license immediately and notify the licensee's supervisor of the action. Such 

notification shall be made immediately upon receipt by the Commission of information 

that the licensee has been convicted of an offense subject to Section 4 @) (2). 

Notification to the licensee shall advise that the license will be terminated for the 

commission of such offense, under the provisions of Sec. 14.2 of the Gaming Ordinance. 

(2) For those offenses listed in Section 4 @) (3) of the Compact, the Commission shall 

suspend its license 15 days after notification to the licensee's supervisor of the action. 

Such notice shall be made immediately upon receipt by the Commission of information 

that the licensee has been convicted of an offense subject to Section 4 (D) (3). Notice to 

the licensee shall advise that the license will be terminated for the commission of such 

offense in 15 days, unless the licensee receives a waiver of the employment barrier or a 

pardon for said offense prior to that time, and so advises the Gaming Commission. 
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RULE 8: TECHNICAL STANDARDS FOR ELECTRONIC GAMES OF CHANCE 

(A) Hardware and Software Requirements. Any electronic game of chance installed in a 

facility licensed by the Commission shall meet the hardware and software technical standards of 

either the State of Nevada or the State of New Jersey. 

(B) Certification. Each electronic game of chance, or a prototype thereof, shall be tested, 

approved and certified by a gaming test laboratory as meeting the requirements of sec. (A), prior 

to its installation in a facility licensed by the Commission. The Commission shall accept such 

certification fiom any laboratory operated by or under contract with the States of Nevada, New 

Jersey, South Dakota, Colorado, Michigan or Mississippi. 

(C) Testing of Games of Chance. If required by the gaming test laboratory, the Commission 

shall require the manufacturer or distributor or an electronic game of chance to transport not 

more than two (2) working models of such game and related equipment to a location designated 

by the laboratory for testing, examination and analysis. The manufacturer or distributor shall 

pay for any and all costs for the transportation, testing, examination and analysis. Said testing 

may include the entire dismantling of the electronic game of chance and related equipment, and 

some tests may result in damage or destruction to one or more electronic components of the 

devices. If required by the laboratory, the manufacturer shall provide specialized equipment or 

the services of an independent technical expert to assist with the testing, examination and 

analysis. 

(D) Manufacturer / Distributor Certification of Conformity. The manufacturer or 

distributor of each electronic game of chance which is proposed to be installed in a facility 

licensed by the Commission shall certify, in writing, that upon such installation, each electronic 

game of chance: 

(1) Conforms precisely to the exact specifications of the electronic game of chance 

prototype testing and approved by the gaming test laboratory; and 

(2) Operates and plays in accordance with the technical standards adopted in sec. (A), 

above. 

(E) Information on Each Game to be Maintained. Prior to installation of an electronic game 

of chance in a facility licensed by the Commission, the manufacturer or distributor shall report to 

the Commission the following information for each such game, including, but not limited to: 
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(2) The game's serial number; 

(3) The game's manufacturer; 

(4) The person from whom the game was acquired, the means by which the game was 

transported into the State of Michigan, and the name and street address of any common 

carrier or other person transporting the game; 

(5) The certification required under sec. (D), above; 

(6) The Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory (EPROM) chip's identification 

number; 

(7) The location in which the game will be placed; and 

(8) The date of installation. 

(F) Notification of Removal from Play. Upon removal of an electronic game of chance from 

a facility licensed by the Commission, the Operator shall report in writing to the Commission the 

following: 

(1) The date on which the game was removed; 

(2) The game's destination; and 

(3) The name of the person to whom the equipment is to be transferred, including the 

person's street address, business and home telephone numbers; the means by which the 

game is to be transported and the name and street address of any common carrier or the 

person transporting the game. 
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RULE 9: ELECTRONIC GAME OF CHANCE MINIMUM PAY OUTS 

(A) Software Requirements for Percentage Pay Out. Each electronic game of chance must 

meet the following minimum theoretical percentage pay out during the expected life time of the 

game: 

(1) Game not affected by plav skill. Electronic games of chance with game outcomes 

not affected by player skill shall pay out a minimum of 80 percent of the amount 

wagered, including replays. The theoretical pay out percentage shall be determined 

using standard methods of probability theory. For the video game of keno, the 

theoretical pay out percentage requirements apply to each number of spots marked, but in 

no instance less than 75 percent for each wager. 

(2) Games affected by player skill. Electronic games of chance that are affected by 

player skill, such as draw poker and blackjack, shall pay out a minimum of 83 percent of 

the amount wagered, including replays. This standard is met when using a method of 

play which will provide the greatest return to the player over a period of continuous play. 

(B) Minimum Probability Standard for Maximum Pay Out. Each electronic game of 

chance shall have a probability of obtaining the maximum pay out which is greater than 1 in 

17,000,000 (one in seventeen million) for each play.