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 PUBLIC LAW 104-102—FEB. 6, 1996 110 STAT. 51 (7) the Community and the City agree that the enactment of legislation by Congress to ratify the Settlement Agreement is necessary in order for— (A) the Settlement Agreement to become effective; and (B) the United States to take into trust the property referred to in paragraph (6)(A) and make that property a part of the Reservation. (b) PURPOSES.— Thepurposesofthis Act are— (1) to approve and confirm the Settlement, Release, and Property Conveyance Agreement executed by the Community, the City, and the Resolution Trust Corporation; (2) to ensure that the Settlement Agreement (including the Development Agreement, the Use Agreement, and all other associated ancillary agreements and exhibits)— (A) is carried out; and (B) is fully enforceable in accordance with its terms, including judicial remedies and binding arbitration provisions; and (3) to provide for the taking into trust by the United States of the portion of the Saddleback Property purchased by the Community in order to make that-portion a part of the Reservation. SEC. 3. DEFINITIONS, For the purposes of this Act, the following definitions shall apply: (1) CITY. —The term "City" means the city of Scottsdale, Arizona, which is a municipal corporation in the State of Arizona. (2) COMMUNITY.— The term "Community" means the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, which is a federally recognized Indian tribe. (3) DEDICATION PROPERTY. — The term "Dedication Property" means a portion of the Saddleback Property, consisting of approximately 27 acres of such property, that the City will acquire in accordance with the Settlement Agreement. (4) DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT.—The term "Development Agreement" means the agreement between the City and the Community, executed on September 11, 1995, that sets forth conditions and restrictions that— (A) are supplemental to the Settlement, Release and Property Conveyance Agreement referred to in paragraph (11)(A); and (B) apply to the future use and development of the Development Property. (5) DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY.— The term "Development Property" means a portion of the Saddleback Property, consisting of approximately 211 acres, that the Community will acquire in accordance with the Settlement Agreement. (6) MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.—The term "Mountain Property" means a portion of the Saddleback Property, consisting of approximately 365 acres, that the Community will acquire in accordance with the Settlement Agreement. (7) PRESERVATION PROPERTY.— The term "Preservation Property" means a portion of the Saddleback Property, consisting of approximately 98 acres, that the City will acquire in accordance with the Settlement Agreement.

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