The process of obtaining or renewing a business site lease is a critical step for businesses operating on Navajo Nation lands. For the Speedway Gas Station and Convenience Store in Kayenta, Arizona, securing this lease ensures the continuation of essential services and economic contributions to the local community. ETD Inc. played a pivotal role in this process by preparing an…
Understanding the Homesite Leases Approval Process on Navajo Nation Navigating the approval process for homesite leases on Navajo Nation can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to ensuring compliance with environmental and biological regulations. Whether you’re planning to build a home or secure a lease for personal land use, following the established procedures is crucial to avoid setbacks. One key…
The ARMP is designed to guide ranchers and farmers in the Navajo Partition Lands (NPL) in managing their land. It sets forth clear goals, objectives, and strategies for range management and conservation. Each ranching and farming operation will develop a customized plan tailored to its specific needs and land conditions. Factors such as seasons, elevation, water availability, and current forage…
ETD worked closely with the LeChee Chapter Planning and Zoning Committee from November 2014 to June 2015 to identify goals and objectives for land uses. A Community Values Survey was conducted to identify the issues to be addressed as well as the needs and desires related to various land uses. The results were used to support the goals and strategies…
ETD Inc. combines various community relations strategies when developing community based plans. LeChee Chapter contracted ETD to manage the development of a comprehensive land use plan (CLUP). We conducted a community values survey to better understand the issues, goals, and opportunities in the community. Geographically, the chapter area encompasses 293,013 acres and is bordered by the Lake Powell Recreation Area…
In 2010, ETD completed an Environmental Assessment for the Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort located on a 406-acre master lease site. The master plan included the casino development as well as hotel, conference center, spa, parking lot, roads and driveways, and utilities for the site. Subsequently, ETD completed other Environmental Assessments on the same property for a public safety facility…
