The Southern New Mexico – El Paso, Texas Joint Land Use Study (SNMEP JLUS) is a coordinated planning process that highlights the common interests of the region. The complexity and variability of land ownership and historic growth patterns, diversity of economic resources, and the presence of multiple operational and mission needs, reinforce the value of a coordinated planning process that highlights the common interests of the region.
This SNMEP JLUS web mapping application compiles geospatial data from agency partners into a mapping interface designed for community members, planners and energy developers.
Do you have questions or comments about road blocks, events, implementation committee activities, etc? We want to hear from you.
Do you have concerns about noises from the military base in our region, such as aircraft noise, sonic booms, or artillery noise? Let us know.
Use the application to explore land use information, including base maps, land ownership designations, state leases, and military uses.
Use the Energy Planning Tool and map for assessing energy project compatibility, including ground (solar) and vertical (wind/transmission) projects.
Are you a developer working on a project in our region? Submit your project through our developer tool for JLUS input and tracking.
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