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T O H O N O ' O D H A N A T I O N CABEZA PRIETA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE BARRY M GOLDWATER RANGE " x 85 " x 85 " x 85 " x 86 k j k j G i b s o n A r r o y o W a sh LIR LIR LIR LIR LIR LIR LIR LIR LIR LIR LIR LIR LIR LIR RE LIR I I I I NAC LIU-3.0 LIU-3.0 LIU-3.0 LIU-3.0 I NAC NAC NAC NAC MFC MFC I MIU MIU MIU MIU MIU MIU CAC CAC CAC MIU RX S-28 Solana Av 2nd Av Cedar St 1st Av Ajo Well No 1 Rd Telera St 1st St Rasmussen Rd Sahuaro St RP-79 RP-89 Ajo Why Ajo-Why Planning Area Planned Land Use ...\dsd0128\mxds\FINAL_July_15_Versions\PLU\PLU_ajowhy_planarea_final_vect.mxd 7/15/2015 0 1 2 Miles GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS Co7-13-10 k j G i b son A r r o yo W a s h LIR RE LIU-3.0 MFC MFC I MIU MIU MIU MIU MIU CAC CAC CAC S-28 Esperanza Av Pizal St Ta ladro St Solana Av 2nd Av Cedar St La M in a Av 1st Av A jo W e ll N o 1 R d Telera St 1st St Rasmussen Rd Sahuaro St RP-79 RP-89 Ajo Ajo Detail Inset Note: Due to the topography, geomorphology, and/or natural resources that are present, land may contain Flood Control Resource Areas. These Areas include FEMA Special Flood Hazard Areas, known local-identified floodplains, Pima County Regulated Riparian Habitat, and other natural watercourses. Development in these areas should be avoided by transferring allowable densities to the non-affected portions of the development. The major washes shown with a line symbol on this Land Use Map are illustrative only. For more detail, refer to the Regional Hydrology Maps in Section 4.9. Disclaimer: The information depicted on this display is the result of digital analyses performed on a variety of databases provided and maintained by several governmental agencies. The accuracy of the information presented is limited to the collective accuracy of these databases on the date the display was created. Pima County makes no claims regarding the accuracy of the information depicted herein. Map Extent ADOPTED May 19, 2015 Resource Sensitive (RS)--Major Parks/Protected Areas Resource Conservation (RC)-- County-owned Preserve Lands Major Washes Interstate Highways State Highways Major Streets Railroads ! ! ! ! CAP Canal The Loop Trail Parcels Airport Runways Airports Economic Development Corridors Rezoning Policies (RP-#) Special Area Policies (S- ^ S-31 Outdoor Shooting Ranges k j S-33 Community Development Target Areas S-34 Revitalization Opportunity Corridors Incorporated Municipalities Tohono O'odham Nation / Pascua Yaqui Tribe Planning Area Activity Centers (MU, CAC, MFC, Medium-Low/Medium Intensity Urban (MLIU, MIU) Low Intensity Urban (LIU-3.0, LIU-1.2, LIU-0.5, LIU-0.3) Rural Crossroads (RX) Low Intensity Rural (LIR) Resource Extraction (RE) Industrial (I, HI)

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Note: Due to the topography, geomorphology, and/or natural resources that are present, land maycontain Flood Control Resource Areas. These Areas include FEMA Special Flood Hazard Areas,known local-identified floodplains, Pima County Regulated Riparian Habitat, and other naturalwatercourses. Development in these areas should be avoided by transferring allowable densities tothe non-affected portions of the development.The major washes shown with a line symbol on this Land Use Map are illustrative only. For moredetail, refer to the Regional Hydrology Maps in Section 4.9.

Disclaimer: The information depicted on this display is the result of digital analyses performed on avariety of databases provided and maintained by several governmental agencies. The accuracy of theinformation presented is limited to the collective accuracy of these databases on the date the displaywas created. Pima County makes no claims regarding the accuracy of the information depicted herein.

Map Extent

A D O P T E DMay 19, 2015

Resource Sensitive (RS)--MajorParks/Protected AreasResource Conservation (RC)--County-owned Preserve LandsMajor WashesInterstate HighwaysState HighwaysMajor StreetsRailroads

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!! ! CAP Canal

The Loop TrailParcelsAirport RunwaysAirportsEconomic Development CorridorsRezoning Policies (RP-#)Special Area Policies (S-

^ S-31 Outdoor Shooting Ranges

kj S-33 Community Development TargetAreasS-34 Revitalization Opportunity Corridors

Incorporated MunicipalitiesTohono O'odham Nation /Pascua Yaqui TribePlanning Area

Activity Centers (MU, CAC, MFC,Medium-Low/Medium Intensity Urban(MLIU, MIU)Low Intensity Urban (LIU-3.0, LIU-1.2,LIU-0.5, LIU-0.3)Rural Crossroads (RX)

Low Intensity Rural (LIR)

Resource Extraction (RE)

Industrial (I, HI)