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The Pinal County Joint Land Use Study (JLUS) is a joint planning effort led by Pinal County with support of the Arizona National Guard (AZNG). The project also includes a broad group of stakeholders and participating organizations that comprise the Policy Committee and Technical Working Group involved in the project development.
The menus at the top of the page provide access to the key information for the Pinal County JLUS.
Save the Date – July 9th and 11th, 2019
Do you live, work, or recreate near one of the Arizona Army National Guard (AZARNG) training sites–Rittenhouse Training Site, Florence Military Reservation, Picacho Peak Stagefield, or Silverbell Army Heliport?
Pinal County will host the third and final set of public workshops for attendees to learn about the JLUS process. These workshops will be an opportunity to learn about the key compatibility issues and the recommended strategies to mitigate existing or prevent future issues. Maps will be available for viewing to see if any of the recommended strategies are proposed in an area where you live or work. The workshops will include a brief presentation on the JLUS documents, followed by an open house to ask questions. Written public comments will be accepted at the open house and can also be provided through the project website by clicking on the “Comments” tab in the top left corner. The workshops will not be recorded, so comments must be submitted in writing.
Two separate workshops will be held in different geographic locations, but the materials presented will be the same. Please choose the one most convenient for you.
2nd Public Workshops Held
This set of public workshops provided an update on the JLUS project progress, presented the Arizona National Guard military mission footprints, and allowed the public an opportunity to provide input on the importance of each compatibility issue that has been identified through this JLUS process. The issues being evaluated are the result of comments and feedback obtained from the JLUS Policy Committee and Technical Working Group (made up of representatives from the jurisdictions, agencies and organizations involved in this project), stakeholder interviews, and public input provided at the first set of public workshops that were held in June 2018. At the workshops, participants were able to learn more about existing compatibility concerns and provide input on the actions that should be considered to address them.
If you were unable to attend the workshops, you can still provide your input on the importance of the compatibility issues by responding to the online survey by clicking here.
1st Public Workshops Held
The presentation from the workshops, including the results from the survey are available for view by Clicking Here.
Copyright © 2018, Matrix Design Group, Inc. This study was prepared under contract with Pinal County, Arizona, with financial support from the Department of Defense Office of Economic Adjustment. The content reflects the views of the key JLUS partners involved in the development of this study and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Office of Economic Adjustment.