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The project sought to provide a strategic approach of devising a ‘sensitivity system’ to the HLC data to facilitate strategic planning; the where, what and how. A scoring system was used, based on:
*Age, rarity or special interest
*History of change
*Landscape coherence
*Dominant characteristics
From these a generic model of low/low-moderate/moderate/high sensitivity scores were generated, which gave a range of 21 sensitivity zones (Figure 55). Associated with these are various advisory notes on criteria and capacity for and the zones correlated to current development proposals.
Milton Keynes South Midlands (Green and Kidd 2004) :The MKSM work took a different approach, using comparative analysis of HLC and HER with other data to inform 15 'Historic Landscape Zones'. These zones were then used in defining criteria for location assessment for potential growth.
The Historic environment was assessed using
*Historic landscape - HLC
*Historic buildings – Listed Buildings
*Archaeological sites – SM and HER data
*Visual setting
A rating of positive, neutral and negative (serious/moderate/minor) was then assigned to the data to suggest a potential spatial framework for the Milton Keynes Growth Area (see figure 56).
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