The Navajo Nation, Shonto Chapter
Land Use Plan, Shonto, Arizona
The Shonto Chapter adopted the Comprehensive Land Use Plan
including goals, policies, and plan maps (using GIS data
layers) to guide the future growth and development of the
community. The plan document contains a Vision Statement,
which was adopted as part of the comprehensive planning
process to provide a synopsis of expectations for the future.
Planning elements include environmental, open space, transportation,
infrastructure, public facilities, housing, economic development,
and land use, which are requirements of the Navajo Nation
Local Governance Act.
Navajo Nation Department of Transportation
Provide professional services for Archaeology, Biological
Evaluatino, Environmental Assessment, Drainage Study, and
Public Involvement for 19 Navajo routes within the Navajo
Nation.
Navajo Engineering and Construction Authority
Provide professional services for Archaeology and T&E
Species Surveys and Reports for certain locations within
the exterior boundaries of the Navajo Nation.
Gila River Farms Feasibility Study
Researched and developed an impact assessment report of
the Gila River Farm operations. The report documents the
analysis of the farm operations, and recommendations that
may improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the Gila
River Farm Enterprise.
Tonto Apache Police Station Design, Payson, Arizona
Conceptual site plan alternatives were developed for the
planned police station upon site analysis. The final site
plan shows building pad, street access, parking, utility
tie-in locations for the Police Station, and the building
floor plan shows office space to house the Chief of Police
and his staff with future expansion. The conceptual sketches
of four-sided building elevations complement the building
architecture of the nearby Administration Building and Casino.
Navajo Route 20 Feasibility Assessment
Conduct public involvement through public open house meetings,
Technical Advisory Committee meetings, project meetings,
written comment opportunities, and media relations for the
N20 Assessment transportation planning study process that
provided the community members and stakeholders an opportunity
to participate in the planning process. The assessment was
done to provide the Arizona State Transportation Board and
the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) with a planning-level
assessment of opportunities, constraints, and stakeholder
support for the Navajo Route 20 concept as proposed by the
Navajo Chapters and other stakeholders.
