1. To’nihalii’ Chapter Community Based Land Use Plan Presentation

2. Welcome Navajo Nation Resources and Development Committee

3. To’nihalii’ Community Land Use Planning Committee
Sara Slim, President
Larry Lane, Vice-President
Vicki Kee, Secretary
Bruce Daw, Member
Tommy Fowler, Member

4. Project Sponsors To’nihalii’ Chapter
Division of Community Development - ASC
Office of Navajo Government Development
Coconino County
To’nihalii’ School
To’nihalii’ Senior Center

5. Introduction to the Community Land Use Plan
Community Planning Process
Community Participation Plan
Vision Statement
Community Assessment
Open Space Plan
Land Use Plan
Thoroughfare Plan
Community Facilities Plan
Infrastructure Plan
Committee Questions and Comments

6. Community Planning Process
Public Participation
Community Meetings and Education
Community Surveys
Public Hearings
CLUPC Meetings

7. Public Participation
Community Meetings, Education, Public Hearings, and Chapter Resolutions
March 30, 2015: Strategic Planning to begin work on the manual update
July : Public Hearing #1 on Community needs & concerns
July 2016: Public Hearing on Community projects
July 2016: Public participation on watershed, conservation
August , 2016: Meeting on Range units, grazing permits
September 23, 2016: Public Hearing #2
October 2016: CLUPC presents to the chapter
October 2016: Chapter by resolution adopts the CLUP update
November 2016: NNC RDC recertifies the CLUP update

8. Community Assessment
Archival photo courtesy of the Museum of New Mexico
The purpose of the community assessment is to identify the guiding principles and vision regarding local planning and development as spoken and expressed by the community.

9. Community Vision Statement
To implement a planning process that is directed by community needs and encourages participation from all sectors of the community. The goal of this process is to create and implement community land use planning that :
Inspires the imagination and creativity of the community,
Respects the values of the community and the cultural preservation of T’áá Dinéji,
Results in good community and good home life for residents, service providers and visitors,
Provides for the needs of today and also anticipates the needs of the future,
Is wholistic in approach and provides for all sectors and all areas of the Chapter in a way that is equitable and fair,
That maximizes resources and generates new resources which can be invested in the community, and
Respects, protects, and regenerates the land and the environment.

10. CLUPC Mission Statement
Using the resources of the community, the To’nihalii’ Community Land Use Planning Committee will work together and maintain communication with the public and the community to conduct planning that meets the needs of today as well as anticipates future needs.

11. Community Goals and Objectives
To’nihalii’ needs an action plan to develop a community wastewater management system.
Water quality also needs to be addressed along with the provision of domestic water to all parts of the Chapter area.
Some areas of the Chapter do not have electrical service – a conceptual electrical utility plan which includes alternative sources of electrical power is critically needed.

12. Community Goals and Objectives
A road plan needs to be adopted to improve roads and create new roads to serve the Chapter area.
To’nihalii’ needs a center where residents can go to one location for help.
The Chapter needs to create a community which will serve community needs.

13. Community Goals and Objectives
A long term housing plan is needed which will address existing housing shortages, special needs housing, veteran, and housing to serve a growing population. Housing is critical to community’s development plans.
Land restoration projects are critically needed in the areas particularly the grazing areas within the community.

14. Community Goals and Objectives
Economic development which supports the creation and sustainability of Navajo owned small business is critical to the Chapter’s overall economic health.
A long term community and economic development plan is need for the growth of the community that will benefit the people.

15. Open Space Plan
The purpose of the Open Space Plan is to preserve for the current and future community certain areas of land to be retained in a natural state or developed for recreational purposes.

16. Open Space Plan
This plan will help the community make decisions regarding:
Allocation of resources for recreation uses
Economic development opportunities
Areas of land reserved for grazing use
Areas which need special protection so that they can be kept in a natural state
Areas of land which needs special protection because of their importance to traditional practices

17. Open Space Plan Uses Preservation and Restoration of Grazing Areas
Reserve land along washes for agricultural uses
Set aside land for community recreational uses
Better coordination with the different land status, FBFA, NPL
Photograph courtesy of Larry Fellows, Arizona Geographical Survey and the USGS Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

18. Land Use Plan
The purpose and use of the Land Use Plan is to help communicate a vision for the future growth and development.

19. Land Use Types Public Areas (populated)
The land use plan considers community land needs for housing, grazing and agriculture, commercial and industrial development and public purposes. New zones include:
Outdoor amphitheater
Cemetery
Churches
Commercial
Education/Schools
Emergency Services/Police/Fire
Government/Community Facility
Clinics/Medical
Open Air Markets
Farmer’s Market
Parks and Recreation
Residential

20. Land Use Types Rural Areas
The land use plan considers community land needs for housing, grazing and agriculture, commercial and industrial development and public purposes. New zones include:
Grazing/Agricultural/
Livestock
Traditional/Cultural Preservation
Open Space
Parks and Recreation
Residential – Family Clusters
Community Uses
Churches
Public Utility
Landfill/Solid
Waste
Sand and Gravel
Cemetery

21. NEED Map

22. NEED Map showing roads

23. Thoroughfare Plan
The purpose of the Thoroughfare Plan is to provide a system of and a design for:
Existing and proposed major roads
To distinguish between limited access, primary and secondary thoroughfares,
To relate major thoroughfares to the road network and land uses of the surrounding area.

24. Thoroughfare Plan
This plan will help the community make decisions regarding:
Allocation of resources for road improvements and maintenance,
Location of new facilities and buildings, and
Emergency planning
E911, mapping
Archival photo courtesy of the Museum of New Mexico

25. Thoroughfare Goals
Establish a long term plan for roadway improvements and public transportation:
New Proposed Roadways and Improvements:
Pavement of
Traffic flow and safety improvements
Road to
New roadway
New Roadway Categories:
Highways
Primary Roads
Secondary Roads
Streets

26. NEED Map

27. Community Facilities Plan
The purpose of the Community Facilities Plan is to show the location, type, capacity, and area served of:
Present
Projected and
Required community facilities
These may include, but are not limited to:
Recreation areas,
Schools,
Libraries, and
Other Public Buildings

28. Community Facilities Plan
This plan will help the community make decisions regarding:
Allocation of resources for community facilities and services,
Economic development opportunities related to community services,
Areas of land to be allocated to public serving uses, and
Location of needed public serving and community facilities.

29. Community Facilities Priorities
The Plan covers a wide range of community
facilities including priorities for:
Early Childhood Education/Day Care
Health Clinics and Medical Services
Youth Services
Post Office
Government Facilities
Housing
Education

30. Other Future Community Facilities

31. Infrastructure Plan
The purpose of the Infrastructure Plan is to plan for the future expansion of utility lines and service to meet current needs and future growth needs. Utilities include:
Domestic water
Agricultural and livestock water
Waste water
Electrical power
Natural gas
Solid waste management

32. Infrastructure Plan
This plan will help the community make decisions regarding:
Allocation of resources for utility extensions and maintenance,
Location of new facilities related to utilities and buildings, and
Planning for new building projects and community growth.

33. Infrastructure Priorities
Immediately find funding and start planning for sewer lagoons and replacing the septic tanks that are deteriorating.
Immediately begin coordination with surrounding Chapters to create plans to preserve and protect the watershed area.
Expand the service and improve the water quality for the area.
Create a community water system for the community.
Create a plan to improve electrical service and to increase the capacity in the Chapter tract.
Create plans for alternative energy sources.

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