Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin v. Village of Hobart

How courts have described this case

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• considering the governing federal law and its application to the “not negligible” authority that a specific local government had to regulate particular tribal land and tribal members
• resolving a village’s appeal of the district court’s determination that the Clean Water Act did not authorize the village to impose an assessment for stormwater management fees on parcels of land owned by the tribe
• “The Indians’ homes are not confined to one neighborhood. They are scattered throughout the village and as a result the Indian and non-Indian properties form an irregular checkerboard pattern. The village itself is an enclave in the tribe’s reservation.”

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