The proposal
Test a connected network of smaller local service spaces, shared regional hubs, operations and utility facilities, and specialized buildings. Connect them through scheduling, transportation, mobile services, and reliable communications.
This is an independent proposal. The Tribe retains authority over sites, spending, and adoption.
Start with the amount of detail you need
Four questions for the order of work
What needs to be established
Before ranking construction projects, establish the basics first: verified property boundaries; facility and lease inventories; condition and use records; utility and road capacity; service demand; and full staffing and maintenance costs. Then compare repair, reuse, leasing, mobile services, transport, and new construction.
The full edition includes thirteen sections, planning exhibits, a family access test using five public starting points, and sources for further reading. Its maps show regional relationships only. They do not establish legal boundaries, identify project-ready parcels, or give permission to publish protected information.
Sources and corrections
Independent civic work by Christopher Knorr. Questions or corrections can be sent through Share a source or correction. Include the public source and the detail that needs changing.