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Scenic Quality. Distribution of<br />
scenic quality within the Gold Butte<br />
ACEC is:<br />
• Scenic Quality A:<br />
Approximately 60%<br />
• Scenic Quality B:<br />
Approximately 30%<br />
• Scenic Quality C:<br />
0% (scenic quality for the<br />
Dry Lake SEZ area)<br />
• Not inventoried, but within<br />
VRI Class I (wilderness area):<br />
Approximately 10%<br />
The mix of scenic quality within<br />
the Gold Butte ACEC (Figure 8) is of<br />
higher value than what is present at<br />
the Dry Lake SEZ indicating that any<br />
resource restoration that visually<br />
complements the landscape will<br />
likely have a higher public benefit<br />
in exchange for the reduction in<br />
scenic quality at the Dry Lake SEZ.<br />
Figure 8. BLM Southern Nevada District scenic quality rating map illustrating values within the Gold Butte Area of Critical Environmental Concern.<br />
72 • REGIONAL MITIGATION STRATEGY FOR THE DRY LAKE SOLAR ENERGY ZONE • TECHNICAL NOTE <strong>444</strong>
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