The Antonine Wall Management Plan 2013-18 - Glasgow City Council

appendix D
Material Assets In We consider that the Plan has the potential for significant effects on tourism
resources and forestry. Effects relating to public transport could be considered
under the air parameter, if considered likely to be significant (see Air above).
Where possible, we will seek to encourage the use of local and sustainable
materials and in development of recreation infrastructure (e.g. as set out in
Historic Scotland’s Corporate Plan and accompanying SEA).
Cultural Heritage In We consider that the Plan should have positive effects for the promotion and
conservation of the Antonine Wall and other heritage features. There is the
possibility of conflicts between the priorities of cultural and natural heritage,
with the potential to reduce positive effects.
Landscape and
geodiversity
In
Establishment of land management strategies and guidance could potentially
have negative and/or positive effects on landscape and scenic value, and
geodiversity; the assessment process will allow identification and mitigation
of any potential conflicts between cultural heritage priorities, including those
relating to the landscape setting of the Antonine Wall WHS, and broader
landscape priorities.
4.2 Scoping the parts of the Consultation Document to be included in the assessment
In the scoping report we noted that the assessment would be undertaken at a level of detail that enabled
us to broadly predict the likely significant effects. Table 3 clarifies which elements of the consultative draft
Management Plan we have assessed.
Table 3: Sections of Consultation Document to be assessed
Section/s Assessed Y/N Reasons
1. Introduction No These sections set the context of both
2. Requirement for a management plan
Plan and assessment, and describe the
consultation process.
3. Consultative draft
4. Consultation
5. Responses to this consultation
6. Handling your response
7. Managing the World Heritage Site No This section sets out the roles and
responsibilities of those involved in the
management of the Antonine Wall WHS,
and the range of stakeholders who have an
interest in the site.
8. Delivery of the 2007-12 Management Plan No This section reviews achievements and
developments over the life of the 2007-12
Management Plan, and draws out lessons
learnt over this period.
9. Looking Forward Yes This section introduces the vision and long-term
aims of the Plan, and sets out underlying issues
and medium-term objectives; the content of
this section will underpin all outcomes from the
Management Plan.
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