Any person who defaces or destroys the natural condition of the rock, cliffs, vegetation, or other objects of nature upon or within the lands of the Tribes has committed a Class B infraction.
(Ord. 95 § 11.010, 8-11-2006 (Res. 2006-265))
Anyone not a member of the Tulalip Tribes who, without the written permission of the Tribes, goes upon fee or trust lands on the Reservation, for the purpose of collecting artifacts, driftwood, plant life, souvenirs, sand, gravel, or to excavate, injure or destroy archaeological sites or monuments, or any object of antiquity situated on such lands, has committed a Class C infraction.
Such person shall also be deemed guilty of trespass and prosecuted under the appropriate Federal statute.
(Ord. 95 § 11.020, 8-11-2006 (Res. 2006-265))
Anyone not a member of the Tulalip Tribes who, without permit or in violation of the terms of a permit from the Tribes, goes upon the lands of the Tribes for the purpose of hunting, trapping, fishing or shellfishing, or for the removal of wildlife, game, fish or shellfish, has committed a Class C infraction. (See Chapter 8.05 TTC, Fishing, for rules and regulations regarding Tribal member fishing.)
(Ord. 95 § 11.030, 8-11-2006 (Res. 2006-265))
Any person who takes from the lands of the Tribes any sands, rock, mineral, plant life, marine growth, driftwood, wildlife, game, fish, shellfish, or souvenirs or other product of the land without a permit, or in violation of the terms of a permit, issued from the Tribes has committed a Class C infraction.
Except as provided for in Chapter 8.05 TTC, Fishing, fishing by Tribal members is exempted from this section.
(Ord. 95 § 11.040, 8-11-2006 (Res. 2006-265))
Any person responsible for the death of any game animal on the lands of the Reservation who detaches or removes from the carcass only the head, hide, antlers, tusks, or teeth, or any or all of the aforementioned parts, or wastes any part of the game animal, game bird, or game fish or shellfish suitable for food or abandons the carcass of any game animal in the field has committed a Class C infraction. (See Chapter 8.05 TTC, Fishing, for rules and regulations regarding Tribal member fishing.)
(Ord. 95 § 11.050, 8-11-2006 (Res. 2006-265))
Anyone not a member of the Tulalip Tribes who, without the written permission of the Tribes, goes upon the lands of the Tribes for the purpose of tying boats or rafts, building boat ramps, or other structures, or to use the tidelands for access to the water, or for any other reason has committed a Class C infraction.
Such person shall also be deemed guilty of trespass and prosecuted under the appropriate Federal statute.
(Ord. 95 § 11.060, 8-11-2006 (Res. 2006-265))
Any person who willfully or as a result of negligence allows to be depleted an aquifer, wetland or stream without explicit permission from the Tribes has committed a Class A infraction.
(Ord. 95 § 11.070, 8-11-2006 (Res. 2006-265))
Any person who, without explicit permission from the Tulalip Tribes’ Department of Environment, introduces, or willfully, or as the result of negligence, allows to be introduced any flora or fauna, fish, or other aquatic organisms into the waters, wetlands, or marshes of the Tribes or into the waters of the United States that lie within the exterior boundaries of the Reservation, without a permit, or in violation of the terms of a permit from the Tribes, has committed a Class B infraction.
(Ord. 95 § 11.080, 8-11-2006 (Res. 2006-265))
Any sands, rock, mineral, marine growth, drift-wood, wildlife, game, fish, shellfish, or souvenirs or other product of the land which has been obtained in violation of this chapter shall be forfeited to the Tribes and may be seized by the Tribal law enforcement authorities. No property rights shall exist in any resource which is possessed in violation of this chapter. (See Chapter 8.05 TTC, Fishing, for rules and regulations regarding Tribal member fishing.)
(Ord. 95 § 11.090, 8-11-2006 (Res. 2006-265))