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Sheet-like geometry of the Government Canyon Granodiorite of the Prescott area, Arizona -- Sketches in Arizona Geology
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Geology and mineral resources of the Santa Catalina Mountains, southeastern Arizona: a cross-sectional approach
From the Abstract: "The study area, a classic metamorphic core complex, actually shows the characteristic features of such complexes only at the southern end of the range and grades into other rock assemblages to the north. The area thus affords the opportunity of analyzing the definitive components of a core complex separately. It measures about 48 by 11 km, traversing the central par t of the Santa Catalina Mountains from the Tucson basin to the San Pedro basin. The dimensions of study lend themselves to a cross-sectional approach. A supracrustal sequence 1.1 km thick consists of Middle Proterozoic Apache Group and Paleozoic rocks unconformably overlying mostly-granitic basement rocks. Units of special interest include voluminous pyroclastic rocks in the Pioneer Formation, glaciomarine rocks of Upper Proterozoic age, and ?Devonian fluvial deposits in a paleochannel on Mt. Lemmon. Laramide intrusions of roughly granodioritic composition are mostly concordant, typically inflate the supracrustal sequence about 300 m, and define three mutually exclusive large domains. The two domains characterized by Leatherwood and San Manuel intrusions show impressive heating and alteration effects, whereas the central domain characterized by Rice Peak intrusions show few such effects due apparently to multiple small intrusions."Reproduced here with the permission of the author, Eric R. Force, and Mark Barton, representing the Univ. of Arizona Center for Mineral Resources. F.M. Conway (24 June 2020).Published in 1997 by the Univ. of Arizona Center for Mineral Resources. Placed online at the Arizona Geological Survey's Document Repository in June 2020.Documents in the AZGS Documents Repository collection are made available by the Arizona Geological Survey (AZGS) and the University Libraries at the University of Arizona. For more information about items in this collection, please contact [email protected]
Performance audit, Arizona Department of Transportation : a report to the Arizona Legislature
abstract: Projected transportation revenues fall short of estimated needs and the Arizona Legislature should consider a task force to study options for addressing transportation revenue needsReport (Arizona. Office of the Auditor General) ; 2015-11
Sunset review, Arizona Department of Transportation, sunset factors : a report to the Arizona Legislature
abstract: This audit was conducted as part of the sunset review process prescribed in Arizona Revised Statutes [section]41-2951 and is the final in a series of three reports on the DepartmentReport (Arizona. Office of the Auditor General) ; 2015-11
Performance audit, Arizona Department of Revenue : a report to the Arizona Legislature
abstract: Department should improve its information technology security, continue developing its information security program, and enhance the physical security of taxpayer informationReport (Arizona. Office of the Auditor General) ; 2015-11
Sunset review, Arizona Department of Administration, sunset factors : a report to the Arizona Legislature
abstract: This report includes responses to the statutory sunset factors specified in A.R.S. [section]41-2954 and is the final in a series of four reports on the Department.Report (Arizona. Office of the Auditor General) ; 2015-10
Special report, Arizona Department of Child Safety : a report to the Arizona Legislature
abstract: Department assesses child safety and risk using common factors or accepted approaches, but needs to improve critical aspects of its child safety and risk assessment processReport (Arizona. Office of the Auditor General) ; 2015-11
Sustainability for Arizona : the issue of our age
Nearly everyone is talking about sustainability. But what exactly does it mean—especially for Arizona? Morrison Institute and Arizona State University’s Global Institute of Sustainability answer that question and many more in this report.Participating in production of this work was the Global Institute of Sustainability, Arizona State University.Copyright by the Arizona Board of Regents for and on behalf of Arizona State University and its Morrison Institute for Public Policy
Performance audit, Arizona Department of Administration-- Arizona state purchasing cooperative program
abstract: The Arizona Department of Administration administers a purchasing cooperative program that allows members to purchase goods and services from state-wide contracts. Statute authorizes the Department to establish a program fee that covers the costs of administering the purchasing cooperative program. However, the program’s fee revenue has exceeded the program’s administrative costs. Not only has the Department used program fee revenue to administer the purchasing cooperative program, it has also used this revenue to pay for most of the cost of the state electronic procurement system, ProcureAZ, and to pay the salaries and benefits of more than half of the Department’s procurement staff. Therefore, the Department needs to better align the program fee with program costs. In addition, the Department needs to improve the collection of program fee revenue and continue to strengthen its cash-handling controls over the processing of program fee revenue.Report (Arizona. Office of the Auditor General) ; 2014-10
Performance audit and sunset review, Arizona Foster Care Review Board : a report to the Arizona Legislature
abstract: Enhanced Board member recruitment, timely submission of all case review reports, increased caseworker participation at reviews, and reporting on child welfare system recommendations and program metrics needed.Report (Arizona. Office of the Auditor General) ; 2015-11
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