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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Enforce the General Plan Land Use Map.	Planning Department	Ongoing		No funding necessary.
Encourage higher density land uses adjacent to the town core.	Planning Department	Ongoing	More activity in town core, reduced traffic.	No funding necessary.
Retain lower density, large lot, residential land uses in meadows, high visibility areas, and open fields.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Retain views of Little Colorado River floodplain, retain rural character	No funding necessary
Develop a town core center plan for the intersection of Central Avenue and Main Street.	Planning Department	12/02	Encourage/increase economic activity in town core	Potential funding sources: general fund, GADA, state, county or Round Valley Department of Commerce, merchants, foundations
Work with existing property owners and other entities, such as the Trust for Public Land and other land trusts, the Nature Conservancy and other entities to identify opportunities for conserving farms and pastures that are economically viable and beneficial to the Town.	Planning Department/ Parks Department	12/10	Conservation of Little Colorado River floodplain and other riparian areas for the benefit of the Town; potentially contribute to eco-tourism opportunities	Potential funding sources: trusts and conservancies, general fund, dedications or exactions.
Provide incentives, such as buying development rights, to property owners to retain pasture, non-agricultural and low-intensity grazing or farm uses and undeveloped land along Central Avenue and the Little Colorado River floodplain between the Town’s western border and River Road.	Planning Department/ Parks Department	12/10	Conservation of Little Colorado River floodplain and other riparian areas for the benefit of the Town; potentially contribute to eco-tourism opportunities.	Potential funding sources: trusts and conservancy, general fund, dedications or exactions.
Develop design standards or revise current ordinances to ensure well-constructed mobile home developments that contribute to our community.	Planning Department	12/03	Improved housing quality.	Could be done in-house.
Require new mobile home parks to provide paved streets, entry features, landscaping, and other amenities appropriate to the location and size of the development.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Improved neighborhood quality.	No funding required.
Prohibit mobile homes outside planned mobile home developments.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Improved community design.	No funding required.
Continue to work with the Arizona Office of Manufactured Housing to enforce mobile home building codes	Planning Department	Ongoing	Improved housing quality	No funding required.

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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Work with the Arizona Department of Commerce to advertise Eagar and sites available for commercial development within the Town. Encourage an identifiable and marketable image for Eagar.	Planning Department/ Town Manager/ Round Valley Chamber of Commerce	Ongoing	Increase the number of establishments that provide employment or sales taxes to Eagar.	No funding necessary.
Promote opportunities for bed and breakfast style lodging along Main street and in the residential areas immediately adjacent to main street.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Increase the commercial activity in the town core.	No funding necessary.
Work with the Arizona Department of Commerce, Greater Arizona Development Authority and chambers of commerce to obtain commercial airline service at the Springerville Airport.	Town Manager/ Springerville-Eagar Chamber of Commerce	Ongoing	Improve accessibility to Eagar, contribute to economic development of the Town.	No funding necessary.
Work with Greater Arizona Development Authority or other entities to promote the development of the Westside Industrial Area and at the vacant sawmill site on School Bus Road.	Town Manager/ Springerville-Eagar Chamber of Commerce	Ongoing	Enhance employment opportunities within Eagar.	No funding necessary.
Support the implementation of a standard sign type to create an image for Main Street.	Planning Department	12/04	Improve the visual quality of Main Street, help to create an identifiable image for Eagar.	No funding necessary.
Develop and implement a sign ordinance that creates an image for Eagar.	Planning Department	12/04	Improve the visual quality of Eagar, help to create an identifiable image for Eagar.	No funding necessary.
Develop and implement a hillside and slope ordinance.	Planning Department	12/03	Conserve views and hillsides.	No funding necessary.
Discourage development within the 100-year floodplain of the Little Colorado River and its tributaries.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Conserve Little Colorado River and Tributaries, riparian areas.	No funding necessary.
Continue to require all new development to map the 100-year floodplain for all tributaries to the Little Colorado River.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Identify the Little Colorado River and other floodplains in Town. Protect future residents from hazards due to flooding.	No funding necessary.
Require the use of density transfers, open space components and clustering to conserve the 100-year floodplain associated with the Little Colorado River and its tributaries, cultural resources and other natural resources.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Conserve Little Colorado River and tributaries, riparian areas.	No funding necessary.

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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Amend the subdivision ordinance to require an open space component of no less than 10% of the total project area for all residential and commercial projects outside of the Main Street commercial district.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Provision of parks and open spaces available to Eagar residents.	No funding necessary.
Work with Round Valley High School to provide tourist and recreation opportunities. An example would be a western or extreme sports film festival, held in the high school theater.	Parks and Recreation Department	12/02	Increase tourism activities.	Potential funding sources: GADA, Arizona Commission on the Arts, foundations.
Provide on-street bicycle lanes on School Bus Road, River Road, Main Street and 4th Avenue, and along streets that access parks.	Public Works Department	12/05	Increase opportunities for promoting eco-tourism, provide alternative transportation modes, and enhance recreation opportunities for residents and visitors.	Potential funding sources: Arizona Department of Transportation, federal government, private foundations.
Work with businesses along Main Street to provide benches and attractive areas to sit and walk.	Planning Department	12/06	Improve the quality of the Main Street environment.	Potential funding sources: general fund, merchants.
Work with Northland Pioneer College to provide personal enrichment classes that focus on the study and appreciation of the natural resources of Eagar. An example would be a class that studies birds in their natural habitat.	Parks and Recreation Department	12/03	Enhance eco-tourism opportunities, promote conservation of open spaces.	Northland Pioneer College.
Negotiate conservation easements to enable the establishment of trails along the Little Colorado River.	Planning Department/ Parks and Recreation Department	Ongoing	Conserve the Little Colorado River floodplain, enhance eco-tourism opportunities.	No funding necessary.
Partner with the USDA Forest Service and other agencies to preserve open space for recreation activities.		Ongoing	Enhance recreation opportunities for residents and tourists.	No funding necessary.
Place interpretive signs along trails to educate users about the values of the natural resources and how they can be preserved.	Parks and Recreation Department	12/02	Increase understanding of Eagar’s natural resources.	Potential funding sources: State Parks, Arizona Game and Fish Department, Arizona Community Foundation, general or bond funds.

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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Prohibit development in the 100-year floodplain and in areas that support sensitive wetland and riparian plant and wildlife communities. Buffer floodplain areas with low-impact uses, such as very low-density residential, agricultural, or recreational uses and parks.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Conserve Little Colorado River and tributaries, riparian areas.	No funding necessary.
Develop a trails system in public open space and floodplain areas to control human access to these areas and protect natural resource values. Within floodplains, trails should be constructed outside the riparian zone and outside of wetlands areas to avoid impacts to these resources and allow their natural reestablishment.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Increase knowledge and appreciation of Little Colorado River floodplain, enhance recreation opportunities for residents and tourists.	Potential Funding Sources: TEA-21, federal sources, foundations, general fund, bond funds.
Create wildlife habitat by developing aquatic and wetlands habitats at wastewater treatment facilities	Public Works	With construction of these facilities	Enhance recreation opportunities for residents and tourists	Potential funding sources: bond funds, private foundations, general funds
Limit development in woodland and forested portions of the planning area to maintain a diversity of plant communities and to preserve the existing natural setting. Larger commercial and residential development should take place in open grassland areas that dominate the planning area and support most of the developed uses. Development in woodland or forested areas should be limited to single family residences or small commercial facilities with building envelopes.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Conservation of the natural environment and rural character of Eagar.	No funding necessary.
Protect native grassland and other native plant communities by developing and requiring native seed mixes for revegetation of disturbed areas.	Planning Department	Ongoing	Conservation of the natural environment and rural character of Eagar.	No funding necessary.
Fund improvements for upgrades to public park facilities.	Parks and Recreation Department	Ongoing	Improvements to recreation opportunities for residents and visitors.	Potential funding sources: general or bond funds, heritage funds, grants.
Establish a new park at 26 Bar Ranch and Road.	Parks and Recreation Department	Ongoing	Improvements to recreation opportunities for residents on the west side of town and visitors to Eagar.	Potential funding sources: general or bond funds, heritage funds, grants.

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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Work with the Audubon Society to promote Eagar as a good location for birding.	Springerville-EagarChamber of Commerce/ Parks and Recreation Department	Ongoing	Enhance tourism in Eagar.	No funding necessary.
Work with the Arizona State Trails Coalition to identify regional trails and connect them to Eagar.	Parks and Recreation Department	Ongoing	Improvements to recreation opportunities for Eagar residents and visitors.	Potential funding sources: general or bond funds, heritage funds, grants.
Work with the Springerville-Eagar Regional Chamber of Commerce and United States Forest Service and other entities to use Eagar as a good “base of operation” for hiking, mountain biking, camping, and other outdoor oriented recreation.	Parks and Recreation Department	Ongoing	Enhance tourism in Eagar.	No funding necessary.
Consider working with Arizona Game and Fish Department to sponsor fishing, birding, or other similar types of recreation events to make others aware of Eagar’s diverse open spaces and natural resources.	Parks and Recreation Department	Ongoing	Enhance tourism in Eagar.	No funding necessary.
Consider working with the Arizona State Committee on Trails, the State Historic Preservation Office and other entities to make others aware of Eagar’s trails, historic sites, bike paths, and proximity to the national forest.	Parks and Recreation Department	Ongoing	Enhance tourism in Eagar.	No funding necessary.
Procure land from Arizona Game and Fish Department for public recreation use.	Parks and Recreation	Ongoing	Enhance opportunities for eco-tourism and recreation choices for residents.	Potential funding sources: bonds, general funds, private foundation grants.
Use conservation easements or other land use mechanisms to protect the Little Colorado River, its tributaries and associated 100-year floodplains, other cultural resources and natural areas.	Planning Department/ Parks and Recreation Department	Ongoing	Conservation of Little Colorado River, riparian areas, cultural resources.	No funding necessary.
Continue to fund the renovation of the older streets and paving projects.	Public Works Department	Ongoing	Improve street safety and function.	Potential funding sources: Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality funds, bonds, general funds.
Adopt a drainage and flood control policy for new development.	Public Works Department/ Planning Department	12/02	Protect residents from flooding.	No funding necessary.
Implement flood control measures in developed areas.	Public Works Department/ Planning Department	Ongoing	Protect residents from flooding.	Potential funding sources: Apache County, general funds, bond funds.

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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Develop a north-to-south connecting road that will connect Maricopa Drive to Central Avenue.	Public Works Department	12/04	Improved Circulation.	Potential funding sources: bond funds, general fund.
Enhance existing standards for street right-of-way and pavement widths.	Public Works Department	12/04	Improved Street Safety.	No funding necessary.
Develop a transportation master plan to identify road and street classifications and functions.	Public Works Department	12/03	Improved Street Safety.	No funding necessary.
Identify requirements and funding sources for road widening projects.	Public Works Department	12/03	Improved Street Safety.	No funding necessary.
Develop a connecting road that will provide a loop from School Bus Road, at the south east, north to Central Avenue.	Public Works Department	12/03	Improved Circulation.	Potential funding sources: bond funds, general funds, development fees.
Design Major Arterial streets to include a 110-foot right-of- way, four vehicle travel lanes no less than 11 feet wide, a 13-foot striped median, two detached sidewalks no less than 6 feet wide, separated from the curb by landscaped areas at least 5 feet wide, and 2 bicycle lanes no less than 5½ feet wide (see figure 8).	Public Works Department	With the adoption of this Plan.	Improved Street Safety.	No funding necessary for design, although streets may cost more to develop.
Design Minor Arterial streets to include an 80-foot right-of- way, two travel lanes no less than 11 feet wide, a 13-foot striped median, two detached sidewalks no less than 6 feet wide separated from the curb by landscaped areas no less than 5 feet wide, and 2 bicycle lanes no less than 5½ feet wide (see figure 10).	Public Works Department	With the adoption of this Plan.	Improved Street Safety.	No funding necessary for adopting the new design standards, though these streets may cost more to develop.
Design Collector Streets to include a 60-foot right-of-way, two vehicle travel lanes no less than 11 feet wide, two detached sidewalks no less than 5 feet wide separated from the curb by a landscaped area no less than 5 feet wide, and 2 bicycle lanes no less than 5½ feet wide (see figure 11).	Public Works Department	With the adoption of this Plan.	Improved Street Safety.	No funding necessary for adopting the new design standards, though these streets may cost more to develop.
Design Local Streets to include at least a 50-foot right-of- way, two travel lanes no less than 12 feet wide, and two detached sidewalks any less than 5 feet wide (see figure 11).	Public Works Department	With the adoption of this Plan.	Improved Street Safety.	No funding necessary for adopting the new design standards, though streets may cost more to develop.
Incorporate bicycle lanes and widen sidewalks in the downtown area to allow additional circulation and ensure the safety of pedestrians and bicyclists.	Public Works Department	12/03	Improved Street Safety.	No funding necessary for design, although streets may cost more to develop.

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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Incorporate pedestrian and bicycle paths along the Little Colorado River and other areas that lend themselves to recreation use.	Parks and Recreation Department/ Planning Department	Ongoing	Improved non-motorized circulation and enhanced recreation opportunities.	Potential funding sources: dedications, Heritage Funds, TEA-21, Federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Funds, private grants.
Require non-motorized circulation plans as a part of all subdivision and development submittals.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Identification of non-motorized, connections between subdivision and from subdivisions to public streets.	No funding necessary.
Provide, when appropriate, connections to the areas along the Little Colorado River floodplain.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Identification of non-motorized, connections between subdivision and from subdivisions to public streets.	No funding necessary.
Continue to solicit funding from federal, state, and private groups for non-motorized transportation facilities.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Identification of non-motorized, connections between subdivision and from subdivisions to public streets.	No funding necessary.
Develop and implement a non-motorized circulation plan.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Identification of non-motorized, connections between subdivision and from subdivisions to public streets.	No funding necessary.
Work with Apache and Catron Counties, the White Mountain Apache Tribe, and Springerville develop a regional non-motorized circulation plan.	Public Works Department/ Planning Department/ Parks and Recreation Department	12/04	Coordinate non-motorized circulation between communities.	No funding necessary.
Prioritize infrastructure expansion and development in growth areas.	Public Works Department	12/03	Orderly development of infrastructure.	No funding necessary.
Create a fast-track permitting process for compatible developments proposed in growth areas.	Planning Department/ Public Works Department	12/03	Incentive to development in growth areas.	No funding necessary.
Prepare for development opportunities on the east side of town by conducting the preliminary planning for a wastewater facility to serve this area.	Public Works Department	12/05	Incentive to development on the east side of Town.	Potential funding sources: ADEQ, general funds.

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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Avoid or limit development on floodplain or other soil types that have a shallow water table, slow per5meability, low shear strength, and/or support wetlands. These are primarily Shay, Nutrioso, and Hereford soil types	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Conservation of floodplain, protection of groundwater.	No funding necessary.
Require a police and fire needs assessment for all new development.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Protect the health and safety of residents, identify future service needs.	No funding necessary.
Consider community facility districts (CFD) when feasible and appropriate.	Public Works Department/ Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Protect the health and safety of residents, identify future service needs.	No funding necessary.
Protect future commercial locations from residential down-zoning.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan	Conservation of economic development and sales tax generation opportunities	No funding necessary
Encourage dedication of open space parks and park sites in conjunction with development.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Conservation of open spaces and enhanced visitors and tourists.	No funding necessary.
Clearly define and publicize the Town’s development priorities to encourage the development of growth areas	Planning Department/ Apache County/ Springerville- Eagar Chamber of Commerce	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increased employment and sales tax generating activities.	No funding necessary.
Continue to work with the Arizona Industrial Authority, the Greater Arizona Development Authority, the Arizona Chamber of Commerce, and other entities to offer incentives that could encourage the development of growth areas.	Planning Department/ Apache County/ Springerville- Eagar Chamber of Commerce	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increased employment and sales tax generating activities.	No funding necessary.
Coordinate regional planning activity to build strong transportation linkages between Eagar, Springerville and the surrounding communities.	Public Works Department/ Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Enhanced and coordinated regional transportation systems.	No funding necessary.
Implement measures during and after construction that minimize impacts to soils. These should include minimizing the footprint of disturbance and soil compaction to building envelopes.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Conservation of open spaces and natural resources.	No funding necessary.

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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Require a school capacity assessment for all new development.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Enhance coordination between schools and the Town, provide early warning to address capacity issues.	No funding necessary.
Use development fees to address external impacts of new development where appropriate.	Town-wide	12/04	Development pays for the costs of services and infrastructure it requires.	No funding necessary.
Increase business retention efforts by working with local businesses to identify their challenges and enlisting the support of the Town in identifying strategies for correcting them.	Town Manager/ Springerville-Eagar Commerce	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increased sales tax generation, business retention and attraction along Main Street.	No funding necessary.
Explore partnering with other governmental entities to reduce construction and maintenance costs.	Public Works Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Reduced expenses for public works projects and maintenance of public facilities.	No funding necessary.
Replace the transit pipe through the older area of town and replace all water mains 4 inches or smaller with minimum 8-inch pipe.	Public Works Department	12/04	Enhanced water pressure and supply for residents.	Potential funding sources: ADEQ, bond funds, general funds.
Monitor flow into treatment plant and begin planning for the expansion and/or modification to the plant when it reaches 90% capacity.	Public Works Department	12/04	Enhanced water pressure and supply for residents.	Potential funding sources: ADEQ, bond funds, general funds.
Encourage activities that will not impede the long-term viability of the airport.		When possible and feasible.	Enhanced opportunities for economic development.	Potential funding sources: bond funds, general funds, ADOT.
Only permit appropriate zoning within growth areas.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Enhanced opportunities for economic development	No funding necessary.
Modify the interchange between Highway 180 and central Avenue to allow for commercial opportunities at the intersection, and easier flow of traffic from either direction into the town center.	Public Works Department	When possible and feasible.	Enhanced opportunities for economic development.	Potential funding sources: bond funds, general funds, ADOT.
Limit development in areas with moderate slopes (5-10%). Avoid development in areas with steep slopes.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Conservation of steep slopes and hillside views.	No funding necessary.

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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Consider adopting a property tax or other fee to enhance Town revenues.	Town-wide	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increase Town revenues to pay for services and capital projects.	No funding necessary.
Investigate and use a variety of funding strategies to finance necessary capital improvements.	Town-wide	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increase Town revenues to pay for services and capital projects.	No funding necessary.
Develop incentives to increase the retail and commercial tax base of the town.	Town-wide	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increase Town revenues to pay for services and capital projects.	No funding necessary.
Construct oversize infrastructure in appropriate locations to suit long-range development needs.	Public Works Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Use Town resources efficiently.	Funding depends of the project.
Add 2 additional wells as planned and continue to identify additional water sources.	Public Works Department	As planned.	Provide additional water sources.	Potential funding sources: ADEQ, general funds.
Encourage commercial development in appropriate locations along major transportation corridors.	Town Manager/ Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increase Town revenues to pay for services and capital projects.	No funding necessary, however, specific incentives may require capital resources.
Require a time limit for all rezonings within growth areas.	Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Maximize opportunities for appropriate development.	No funding necessary.
Require dust control measures during construction activities (i.e., watering or use of dust suppressants and clean up of dirt tracked onto public roadways) to minimize fugitive dust emissions.	Public Works Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Improved air quality.	No specific funding, may increase the cost of planned and future projects.
Avoid placement of fill within waters of the United States. Fill within waters of the United States requires a Clean Water Act Section 404 permit or authorization from the United States Army Corps of Engineers.	Public Works Department/ Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Conservation of the Little Colorado River and its tributaries.	No funding necessary.
Attempt to recover through development fees, development agreements, etc., 100% of the capital costs related to wastewater, water, parks and recreation, fire, police, roads and other municipal services and facilities associated with new development.	Town-wide	With the adoption of a development fee.	Development pays for the costs of services and infrastructure it requires.	No funding necessary.

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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Increase efforts to attract companies and industries with above average wages.	Public Works Department/ Apache County/ Springerville- Eagar Chamber of Commerce	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increased employment and sales tax generating activities.	No funding necessary.
Update the Capital Improvement Plan on a regular basis.	Public Works Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increased efficiency in the expenditure of the Town funds and the use of Town resources.	No funding necessary.
Consider privatizing some Town functions when feasible and appropriate.	Town-wide	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increased efficiency in the expenditure of the Town funds and the use of Town resources.	No funding necessary.
An additional 1,000,000-gallon storage tank to be acquired immediately to overcome the storage shortage, with additional tanks to be added to the system as growth continues.	Public Works Department	When appropriate.	Enhanced water storage capacity.	Potential funding sources: ADEQ, bond funds, general funds.
Conduct the preliminary planning for a wastewater facility to serve this area.	Public Works Department	12/04	Enhanced development opportunities on the east side of town.	Potential funding sources: ADEQ, bond funds, general funds.
Create and capitalize on opportunities afforded Eagar due to its proximity to the Springerville Airport.	Planning Department/ Apache County/ Springerville- Eagar Chamber of Commerce	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increased employment and sales tax generating activities.	No funding necessary.
Assess priorities and implement paving of public roadways based on the amount of use they receive. Require paving for all roads within private developments.	Public Works Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Improve street safety and function.	Potential funding sources: Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Funds, bonds, general funds.
Require a water needs and wastewater generation assessment for all new development.	Public Works Department/ Planning Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Development appropriate to wastewater capacity.	No funding necessary.
Maximize the use of grants and subsides to pay for capital projects and services.	Public Works Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increased efficiency in the expenditure of Town funds and the use of Town resources.	No funding necessary.

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ACTION	IMPLEMENTATION	DATE	OUTCOME/ BENEFITS	FUNDING/RESOURCES
Continue to fund local and regional economic development efforts.	Town-wide	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increased employment and sales tax generating activities.	Potential funding sources: General funds, Department of Commerce, GADA
Support and fund long-range infrastructure planning efforts.	Public Works Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increased efficiency in the expenditure of Town funds and the use of Town resources, Infrastructure appropriate to development.	Funding dependent on specific projects.
Adopt a development fee ordinance.	Town-wide	12/03	Enhanced Town revenues.	No funding necessary.
Repair or pipe the ditch irrigation system to prevent future road damage.	Public Works Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increase water conservation by eliminating this loss of water.	Potential funding sources: General funds, bond funds, ADEQ.
Replace deteriorating wastewater lines and manholes.	Public Works Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increase water conservation b eliminating this loss of water.	Potential funding sources: General funds, bond funds, ADEQ.
Evaluate current line sizes and identify lines for replacement with larger size lines to eliminate bottlenecks.	Public Works Department	Ongoing, with the adoption of this Plan.	Increase water conservation by eliminating this loss of water.	Potential funding sources: General funds, bond funds, ADEQ.
Incorporate into this plan by reference, the Upper Little Colorado River Watershed Partnership Watershed Action & Management Plan, November 2001 and future updates to this plan.	Town-wide	With the adoption of this Plan.	Monitor, restore and protect natural resources within the upper Little Colorado River watershed.	Identified in Plan.

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