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T ABLE 2.1 - V ISUAL SENSITIVITY LEVELS Visual impact is the combined result of
sensitivity together with the level of
Visual
sensitivity Description
modification. The visual impact may be adverse
level or beneficial and at a level of Very high through
to negligible. (refer table 2.3)
Views where visual amenity is important
at a neighbourhood scale, such as views
Neighbour T ABLE 2.3 – V ISUAL IMPACT LEVELS
seen from local roads, briefly glimpsed
hood
views to landscape features, and views
from small groups of residences. Sensitivity
View of high quality or experienced by Neighbou-
Local Regional
concentrations of residents and/or local rhood
Local
recreational users, and/or large
Moderate High High
numbers of road or rail users. High
adverse adverse adverse
Heavily experienced view to a feature or
Minor Moderate High
landscape that is iconic to a major Medium
adverse adverse adverse
Modification
Regional portion of a city or a non-metropolitan
region, or an important view from an Minor Minor Moderate
Low
area of regional open space. adverse adverse adverse
No perceived
Negligible Negligible Negligible
change
A number of principles have been identified that
relate to how well a telecommunications tower Minor Moderate High
Improvement
benefit benefit benefit
can be absorbed into the landscape and what is
considered to be more or less visually
harmonious. The principles that will be applied
generally to the viewpoint assessment, are
summarised in Table 2-2 Typical Indictors of
Visual Modification.
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