Quyumta Environmental Advisor Workshop Community Sustainability: Nelson Island December 16-18, 2013 Bethel, Alaska

Facilitation Agenda 2-6 pm Introductions Advisory Roles and Responsibilities Develop Guiding Principles Monday Dec am Identify and Discuss Priority Projects Tuesday Dec pm Mapping Projects Tuesday Dec am Workgroup Development Wednesday Dec 18

Overview The goal of the Community Sustainability Project is to provide a long-term community planning effort to consolidate public services and infrastructure into a model resulting in higher quality shared services among multiple communities The goal of the Community Sustainability Project is to provide a long-term community planning effort to consolidate public services and infrastructure into a model resulting in higher quality shared services among multiple communities.  E3 introduced the project to each community at locally held meetings in November 2013  Each community is represented by 3 Environmental Advisors (EAs)  EAs have been invited to participate in a charrette to develop recommendations  EAs will be responsible for sharing these recommendations with their village and providing feedback to E3

Process Notice to Proceed December 2013 Data Compilation Community Orientation Trip Public Meeting November 2013 Advisory Committee Identified December 2013 Findings Report Draft December 2013 Advisory Committee Recommendations December 2013 Draft Recommendations Report Final ReportPublic Meeting Final Community Presentation

Project Schedule Nelson Island Communities Winter 2012 – Spring 2013 Reconnaissance visits to communities Research and Data collection Draft plan development Winter Public meetings Refine information Form Advisory Group Develop Recommendations Spring 2014 Public meetings Finalize Plan

Environmental Advisors Tununak Susie Walter Carl Slatts Harry Lincoln Nightmute Daniel Chanar Tim Armstrong Mark Tulik Toksook Bay Harry Tulik Henry Friday Paul Chimiugak

Goal of Workshop To provide ideas and recommendations that will maximize resources while preserving each community’s individual identity.

Guiding Principles Use Post-It Note exercise at an individual level to develop Guiding Principles

Quyumta Environmental Advisor Workshop Day 2 – Tuesday, December 17, :00 am – 5:00 pm

Priority Projects Use Post-It Note exercise at an individual level to develop Priority Projects

Mapping Priority Projects

Workgroup Development For each priority project, the EAs will identify the appropriate participants for a workgroup. The cohort will also discuss funding sources to pursue, and will be encouraged to activate the workgroups and continue refining the details of the meeting efforts on a regular schedule.

Toksook Bay 2003 – DOT & PF Nelson Island Roads Meeting 2004 – DOT & PF Nelson Island Roads Preliminary Design & Environmental Studies 2006 – Toksook Bay Solid Waste Management Plan 2008 – Toksook Bay Community Development Plan 2011 – Toksook Bay Community Profile

Tununuk January 2005 – Special IGAP Meeting Report 2005 – DOT & PF Geotechnical Data Report: Tununak Airport Improvements 2006 – Integrated Solid Waste Management Plan for Tununak 2006 – Tununak Traditional Council Strategic Planning Follow-Up 2009 – Tununak Airport Relocation Funding Request 2011 – Tununak Community Profile 2011 – FAA Final Environmental Assessment: Finding of No Significant Impact March 2012 – DOT & PF Erosion and Sediment Control Plan for Airport Relocation

Nightmute – Nightmute Traditional Council 5-Year Community Plan 2006 – Nightmute Solid Waste Management Plan Date n/a – Community Profile Date n/a – Nightmute Airport Improvement Environmental Assessment

Quyumta Environmental Advisor Workshop Day 3 – Wednesday, December 18, :00 am – 12:00 pm

Recommendations Report Will include: Findings from the visits to the communities Provide suggestions on services/facilities and their location Identify opportunities and challenges Collaborative development with Advisory Committee and communities Draft completed Spring 2014