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What is a JLUS? A federally funded program to promote regional cooperation, administered by DOD/OEA A proactive approach to achieve a balance to sustaining missions at Fort Drum and the economic development viability of communities
Initiated in 1985 by the Office of Economic Adjustment (OEA)
Over 140 JLUSs have been completed nationally
A preventative measure to encourage compatible development
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JLUS Goal: BALANCE
The goal of the Fort Drum JLUS is to promote compatible growth, sustain environmental and economic health, and protect public health / safety / welfare, while protecting the viability of current and future missions at Fort Drum.
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JLUS Facts A JLUS IS NOT:
• a regulatory document • an enforceable action
A JLUS IS:
• a collaborative process • a body of information that assists in making informed
decisions • a set of recommended strategies / actions to mitigate or prevent incompatible development ‐ tailored to each jurisdiction / agency
The JLUS will require follow on actions by all stakeholders, including appropriate public involvement, to successfully implement the recommendations.
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JLUS Milestones
Data collection ‐ completed Stakeholder interviews ‐ completed Identification of preliminary compatibility issues – completed Identification of areas of concern – completed Review and assessment of current processes and tools – completed Assessment and importance of compatibility issues – In Progress Develop appropriate recommended options – In Progress Develop Draft JLUS document – In Progress Public Review – Future task Develop Final JLUS documents – Future task
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Issue Identification
How were the compatibility issues identified? • Interviews with local stakeholders • • • •
Jurisdictions Property owners Agencies / organizations Fort Drum
• Committee input • Public input • Technical assessment based on expertise & experience 6
Issues Importance Exercise
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Issues Importance Exercise
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Issues Importance Exercise
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Thank You
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What is a JLUS? A federally funded program to promote regional cooperation, administered by DOD/OEA A proactive approach to achieve a balance to sustaining missions at Fort Drum and the economic development viability of communities
Initiated in 1985 by the Office of Economic Adjustment (OEA)
Over 140 JLUSs have been completed nationally
A preventative measure to encourage compatible development
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JLUS Goal: BALANCE
The goal of the Fort Drum JLUS is to promote compatible growth, sustain environmental and economic health, and protect public health / safety / welfare, while protecting the viability of current and future missions at Fort Drum.
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JLUS Facts A JLUS IS NOT:
• a regulatory document • an enforceable action
A JLUS IS:
• a collaborative process • a body of information that assists in making informed
decisions • a set of recommended strategies / actions to mitigate or prevent incompatible development ‐ tailored to each jurisdiction / agency
The JLUS will require follow on actions by all stakeholders, including appropriate public involvement, to successfully implement the recommendations.
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JLUS Milestones
Data collection ‐ completed Stakeholder interviews ‐ completed Identification of preliminary compatibility issues – completed Identification of areas of concern – completed Review and assessment of current processes and tools – completed Assessment and importance of compatibility issues – In Progress Develop appropriate recommended options – In Progress Develop Draft JLUS document – In Progress Public Review – Future task Develop Final JLUS documents – Future task
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Issue Identification
How were the compatibility issues identified? • Interviews with local stakeholders • • • •
Jurisdictions Property owners Agencies / organizations Fort Drum
• Committee input • Public input • Technical assessment based on expertise & experience 6
Issues Importance Exercise
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Issues Importance Exercise
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Issues Importance Exercise
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Thank You
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