Renewable Energy Sensitivity - Alternative B | |
Data format: Shapefile File or table name: re_sensitivity_alt_b_deis Coordinate system: Universal Transverse Mercator Theme keywords: Bureau of Land Management, BLM, Renewable Energy |
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Abstract:
Layer depicts analysis conducted for varying degrees of sensitivity to utility-scale renewable energy development. BLM lands within the SDNM and LSFO have been characterized as: exclude, high sensitivity, moderate sensitivity, and low known sensitivity. |
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Layer depicts analysis conducted for varying degrees of sensitivity to utility-scale renewable energy development. BLM lands within the SDNM and LSFO have been characterized as: exclude, high sensitivity, moderate sensitivity, and low known sensitivity.
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Dataset locally known as 'renewable_energy_sensitivity_altc'. This dataset and other datasets in the BLM Phoenix District Office Geographic Information Database represent data for the BLM Phoenix District Office, and may include the Hassayampa Field Office and Lower Sonoran Field Office. Renewable Energy Development for BLM public lands was characterized into one of four sensitivity categories: 1. Exclude: Utility-scale renewable energy development would be excluded. 2. High sensitivity: Utility-scale renewable energy development would be entertained, but it is highly likely applications would be rejected due to non-conformance with Land Use Plans, or unacceptable resource conflicts. 3. Moderate sensitivity: Utility-scale renewable energy development would be entertained, but it is likely some plan or resource conflict will complicate development and may lead to the application being rejected. 4. Low known sensitivity: The known plan or resource conflicts are low, so application processing will likely procedd more smoothly. However, upon site-specific inspections, resource conflicts may still be found that represent significant conflicts.
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