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2-7Alternative 2·00 160 320 480 640Feet50 100 150MetersE Lazy J Ranch RoadGeronimo TrailArizonaDouglasProject LocationFigure 2-4: Alternative 2 Project Area MapSite BoundaryJuly 2011
2-81234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344The 10-acre parcel consists of relatively flat terrain,but slopes slightly toward an arroyo along itswestern boundary, particularly in the southwesternportion of the property (Photograph 2-2). Amodification of the conceptual layout shown inFigure 2-2 would be used in order to develop this10-acre site. The Alternative 2 site is also locatedwithin proximity to the required patrol areas foragents operating along the United States/Mexicoborder.2.6 ALTERNATIVE 3Photograph 2-2. Alternative 2 siteAlternative 3 would consist of the construction, operation, and maintenance of the proposed FOBon the Alternative 3 site. This site is an 18.2-acre,irregularly shaped parcel owned by the state. It islocated approximately 22 miles east of Douglas(Figure 2-5). The site is located adjacent to anexisting county road (Geronimo Trail) that is used bylocal residents for daily access and USBP for patrols.Primary access to the proposed FOB would be fromGeronimo Trail. Overhead electrical service linesexist along Geronimo Trail. The 18.2-acre parcelcontains relatively flat terrain, but slopes toward anarroyo along its eastern boundary (Photograph 2-3).A modification of the conceptual layout shown inFigure 2-2 would be used in order to developPhotograph 2-3. Alternative 3 siteapproximately 10 acres within the 18.2-acre parcel.The Alternative 3 site is also located within close proximity to the required patrol areas foragents operating along the United States/Mexico border.2.7 ALTERNATIVE 4Alternative 4 would utilize and modify existing structures at the Alternative 4 site. Under thisalternative, minimal new construction and ground disturbance would occur. The Alternative 4site occupies approximately 140 acres of a much larger area of active ranchland owned by Mr.Tom Peterson, and it is located approximately 23 miles east of Douglas (Figure 2-6). The site isrelatively flat, but a rocky, undeveloped ridge is located on the eastern portion of the site.Cottonwood Draw forms the western boundary of the Alternative 4 site (see Figure 2-6).Primary access to the proposed FOB would be from Geronimo Trail, then west on E Lazy JRanch Road. The site is set back approximately 0.6 mile from an existing county road(Geronimo Trail) that is used by local residents for daily access and USBP for patrols (see Figure2-6). Overhead electrical service lines and all utilities exist at the ranch. Several areas withinthe Alternative 4 site have been previously developed or disturbed. These areas include:Douglas FOB EADraftAugust 2011
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