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Cultural Landscape Inventory, Abo Unit, Salinas National Monument, New Mexico - inventory included documentation of landscape features found within the park, a preliminary determination of time period, integrity of the features and their historic significance. Features included plant material, petroglyphs, corral, courtyard and building wall ruins, remnant acequias, agricultural field areas and small garden areas.
Client: National Park Service/BDA Architects

East Las Cruces State Trust Land, New Mexico - environmental analysis, geothermal feasibility analysis, phasing plan, open space and transportation corridor plan, water availability study, market study, population projections, master plan, phasing plan, and public meetings for a master plan for 12,000 acres.
Client: New Mexico State Land Office

East Mountain Area Plan, Bernalillo County, New Mexico - site analysis, goal setting and consensus building, and the development of a Comprehensive Area Plan for nearly 200,000 acres east of the Sandia Mountains in Bernalillo County. The plan was unanimously adopted by the Bernalillo County Commission and Albuquerque City Council and received the 'Best Comprehensive Plan' award from the New Mexico Chapter of APA in 1992.
Client: City of Albuquerque/Bernalillo County

Enchanted Skies Park Environmental Assessment, Grants, New Mexico - preparation of land use and visual resource analysis and coordination with Pueblo of Acoma for an Environmental Assessment of the Enchanted Skies Park. This park is located near Grants, New Mexico and is the first public park dedicated to looking at the dark night sky with publicly-accessible telescopes. Park also contains an astronomical research facility, tourist services, and Native American programs on the night sky.
Client: U.S. Air Force, Phillips Lab/University of New Mexico Astrophysics/Tetra Tech, Inc.

Forty-Year Water Plan, Cimarron, New Mexico - preparation of high, middle, and low series population projections and a land use survey for the Village's Forty-Year Water Plan that was based on extensive research and interviews with Village officials and local real estate experts. This information was used to help identify long-term solution(s) for the shortfall of water that was experienced during the 1996 drought.
Client: Daniel B. Stephens & Associates and the Village of Cimarron. Year: 1997

Hydropower Generation Plant outside Pasco, Washington - County review for environmental impacts of significance, regulatory review, NEPA documentation.
Client: Franklin County

Los Alamos Land Transfer EIS, Los Alamos, New Mexico - Visual Resources sections of the Environmental Impact Statement for ten land tracts in the Los Alamos area to be transferred from the DOE to the County and San Ildefonzo Pueblo. The tracts vary from pristine landscapes to highly developed parcels; from less than .25 acre to 2,700 acres.
Client: Tetra Tech, Inc.

Mountain View Elementary School Outdoor Classroom, Albuquerque, New Mexico - preparation of a site plan for an outdoor classroom area including amphitheater, nature learning center, and wetlands area for an elementary school seeking legislative funds for site improvements. The project was taken through construction and was completed in 1997. The project received an award in 1998 for landscaping from The Albuquerque Conservation Association (TACA) 'for contributing to the Urban Quality of Albuquerque'.
Client: Principal, Mountain View Elementary

Sandia Baseline Environmental Study/Visual Resources - a visual resources analysis was prepared for Sandia National Laboratories/New Mexico property as part of a comprehensive environmental baseline report.
Client: Sandia National Laboratories/IT Corporation

Sandia National Laboratories, Visual Resource Analysis Update - an update of SNL/New Mexico's land use areas was prepared for visual resources utilizing the revised Scenic Management System methodology, which analyzed all of the visual site changes from the previous five years.
Client: Sandia National Laboratories/AVID Engineering

Santa Fe County Open Places Plan, Santa Fe County, New Mexico - the development of an open places plan as part of a General Plan update. The County changed its zoning district classifications to reflect resource based zoning. Part of the defense of this change were the findings and recommendations established by the Open Places Plan, which were based an viewshed analysis, land cover inventory, and inventories of cultural, archeological and historical elements of Santa Fe County.
Client: Santa Fe County

Santa Fe Regional Park and Ride Study, New Mexico - identification of potential park and ride locations within the communities of Los Alamos, White Rock, Espanola, Pojoaque, Santa Fe, Eldorado, and Rio Rancho (northern Albuquerque area) as part of a larger study of commuting and transit opportunities in Northern New Mexico. Several communities and counties participated in this study.
Client: City of Santa Fe/Wilbur Smith Associates

South Valley Superfund Site, Albuquerque, New Mexico - property ownership history, land use research, and mapping of a superfund site regulated by RCRA.
Client: Clifford Partnership