Here is the complaint in Snoqualmie Indian Tribe v. City of Snoqualmie (W.D. Wash.):
An excerpt:
The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe, as parens patriae on behalf of its Tribal members acting through the Tribal member governing body of the Snoqualmie Casino, brings this legal action to stop the City of Snoqualmie from engaging in intentional race discrimination against the Tribe. The City is the only provider of sewer utility services to the Tribe’s Snoqualmie Casino, and has been providing such services under an agreement entered into in 2004. In October 2015, the City informed the Tribe that, despite the Tribe’s continuous payment for such services, the City intends to terminate providing sewer services to the Casino by no later than November 2016. The City is also actively blocking the Tribe’s efforts to obtain sewer services without relying exclusively on the City. Without sewer services, the Casino will be forced to close indefinitely, threatening the Tribe’s ability to offer core governmental programs and services to its Tribal members, jeopardizing business relationships upon which the Tribe depends, and risking the jobs of 1200 employees. The Tribe seeks declaratory and injunctive relief to protect its right to the full and equal benefit of the law, and to enjoin Defendants from terminating sewer services in violation of 42 U.S.C. § 1981 and RCW 35.67.310, and from interfering with business expectancies.
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