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Sensitivity. Distribution of<br />
sensitivity level within the Gold<br />
Butte ACEC is:<br />
• High Sensitivity: Approximately<br />
80% (public sensitivity for the<br />
Dry Lake SEZ area)<br />
• Medium Sensitivity: 0%<br />
• Low Sensitivity:<br />
Approximately 11%<br />
The majority of the Gold<br />
Butte ACEC is equal to the public<br />
sensitivity level present at the Dry<br />
Lake SEZ. Ecological restoration or<br />
preservation activities should be<br />
located within the Gold Butte areas<br />
inventoried as having high public<br />
sensitivity for scenic quality and<br />
avoid the 11% of the Gold Butte<br />
ACEC attributed to having medium<br />
and low public sensitivity (Figure<br />
9). Ecological resource restoration<br />
that visually complements the<br />
landscape within the 80% area<br />
assigned high public sensitivity will<br />
likely have an equal public benefit<br />
in exchange for the reduction to<br />
the sensitivity value at the Dry Lake<br />
SEZ.<br />
Figure 9. BLM Southern Nevada District visual resource inventory sensitivity level rating map illustrating values<br />
within the Gold Butte Area of Critical Environmental Concern.<br />
REGIONAL MITIGATION STRATEGY FOR THE DRY LAKE SOLAR ENERGY ZONE • TECHNICAL NOTE <strong>444</strong> • 73