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5. Prepare an overlay of all seen areas
from level 2 travel routes. use areas and
water bodies, as described under step
No.3.
6. Identity distance zones of
foreground. middleground, and
background for seen areas of Level 2
travel routes, use areas, and water
bodies as described under step NO . 4.
Label all distance zones with appropriate
symbol and sensitivity level number.
Seen areas should be based primarily on
landform screening for both sensitivity
levels 1 and 2 since vegetative screening
may be altered through planned
management or natural causes.
On-the-ground analysis should be made
during optimum lighting and weather
conditions to verify the distance zones
established . (See pages 52, 53,56 and
57 of volume I.)
7. Identify level 3 areas as all those land
areas which do not meet the criteria lor
Level 1 and 2. Level 3 determinants are
listed on the preceding pages to point
out the differences between level 2 and
3. Label all such areas with the figure 3.
Identification of distance zones is
generally not necessary in level 3 areas.
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