Holy Lakes Hotel Act

The Holy Lakes Hotel Charter Bill is an Act of the Senate of the Lakes adopted on 16.II.1758. Introduced by Princess Eva von Hutten in late 1757, it was amended against her wishes in 1758 prior to adoption.

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An Act Granting a Charter for the Holy Lakes Hotel in Huyenkula

Whereas, it has been observed that there is a need to establish sufficient hotel space for members of the Order temporarily resident in Huyenkula, and

Whereas the Imperial House of Santiago-Santander of Constancia is willing to privately shoulder the cost of such an undertaking

Article 1. This measure shall be cited as the Holy Lakes Hotel Act.

Article 2. A parcel of land in the New Quarter, not currently owned or occupied, amounting to 5 acres, is transferred to the ownership of the Corporation mentioned in this Act.

Article 3. There is hereby created the Holy Lakes Hotel Corporation, a state corporation, fully owned by the Order and operated and managed by a 12-member board of directors. The 12 member board of directors shall be elected by the Senate, or chosen as the Senate may later require. The board of directors shall elect as officers, a Chairman, President, Vice President, General Manager, Corporate Secretary, and Treasurer. All officers must be members of the Order.

Article 4. All revenue of the Corporation shall accrue to the corporation for the improvement and maintenance of its facilities.

Article 5. The Corporation shall submit its annual report to the Senate of the Lakes.

Article 6. The board shall oversee the construction of the hotel, with such expenses for the account of the Imperial House of Santiago-Santander, and such other donors belonging to the order who wish to donate. A Holy Lakes Hotel Fund shall be opened accordingly in the Treasury for this purpose.