The Envision Cache Valley Final Report provides a detailed summation of the process including a vision statement, underlying vision principles, scenario maps, projected consequences, and additional resources to help forward the vision. A glossy 11" x 17" landscaped format was chosen for the report to best reflect the physical beauty of the valley.

Tools Used: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign.
Consistency in design, color, font, imagery, and presentation was critical. The breadth of information to be presented required a simple yet captivating way to direct the reader to the appropriate section or content. The "Table of Contents" was a key part of the solution with chapters defined by unique colors and design elements.

Tools Used: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign.
Presentation of the four alternate scenarios required large formats. These maps functioned both as a visual aid, depicting both literal and conceptual ideas, as well as providing technical details and explaination of concepts. Of utmost importance was that the information presented accurately depict the concepts developed through the public workshops in a captivating and informative way.

Tools Used: ArcGIS, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign.
The challenge in presenting the "Alternate Growth Scenario" development process was to maintain consistency of look and clarity in message between the large-format visuals used in the public workshops and the information as would be presented in the final project report.

Tools Used: ArcGIS, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign.
The sheer size of the study area included a wide array of communities, from small, agrarian-based towns to larger, more economically diverse urban developments. With this in mind a collection of resources or "tool kit" was developed that would present a wide array of possible solutions from which to draw from that had proven successful in other areas similar to that of the Cache Valley region.

A "Tool Matrix" matched each of the six core vision principles with appropriate tools. Visually, each principle was assigned a unique color "dot." These dots would assist the reader in finding the corresponding description for each tool within the chapter. Sections for each tool contained informative text, graphics, and additional external resources, both print and web.

Tools Used: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign
A series of digital images were created showing current development (in yellow) as well as the hypothetical spatial dispersion of new population growth (in fuchsia) projected for the region by 2040. The images were presented in public workshops in conjunction with the baseline scenario development process.

Please note: In no way did these images represent current construction activity or that of any approved future development. Their purpose was to generate dialogue about the possibility of where future growth may or may not be appropriate.

Tools Used: ArcGIS, Arc2Earth, Google Earth Pro, and Adobe Photoshop
Video fly-over showing current residential development (yellow) and the theoretical spatial dispersion of projected population growth (pink) in the Cache Valley region of Cache County, Utah and Franklin County, Idaho.

Tools Used: ArcMap / GIS, Arc 2 Earth, Google Earth Pro, and Adobe Premiere Pro