Visual Resource Management (Alternative E) | |
Data format: Shapefile File or table name: vrm_alt_e_deis Coordinate system: Universal Transverse Mercator Theme keywords: Bureau of Land Management, BLM, VRM, Visual Resources |
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Abstract:
Visual Resource Management (VRM)- The planning, design, and implementing of management objectives to provide acceptable levels of visual impacts for all BLM resource management activities. |
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Visual Resource Management (VRM)- The planning, design, and implementing of management objectives to provide acceptable levels of visual impacts for all BLM resource management activities.
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This dataset and other datasets in the BLM Phoenix District Office Geographic Information Database represent data for the BLM Phoenix District Office, and may include the Hassayampa Field Office and Lower Sonoran Field Office. VISUAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (VRM) CLASSES - Categories assigned to public lands based on scenic quality, sensitivity level, and distance zones. There are four classes. Each class has an objective which prescribes the amount of change allowed in the characteristic landscape. Class I: (Preservation) provides for natural, ecological changes only. This class includes wilderness areas, some natural areas, some wild and scenic rivers, and other similar sites where landscape modification should be restricted. Class II: (Retention of the landscape character) includes areas where changes in any of the basic elements (form, line, color, or texture) caused by management activities should not be evident in the characteristic landscape. Class III: (Partial retention of the landscape character) includes areas where changes in the basic elements caused by management activities may be evident in the characteristic landscape. But the changes should remain subordinate to the existing landscape character. Class IV: (Modification of the landscape character) includes areas where changes may subordinate the original composition and character. But the changes should reflect what could be a natural occurrence in the characteristic landscape.
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