Fathers Mónaco and Alaña developed a plan to have a stockade manned by twenty-five soldiers, and to bring in Spanish settlers to grow food for the soldiers and the Indians.
Fathers Mónaco and Alaña designed a fortified settlement that would be manned by twenty-five soldiers, along with the introduction of Spanish colonists who would grow food for the soldiers and Native Americans, highlighting the interconnectedness of these elements.