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History in Views Consultation

Please respond to this consultation by answering the questions below.

After 4th July 2008 we will analyse and publish the results and then, in the summer of 2008, we will publish the revised document, taking account of all the comments we recieve.

NB All information in responses, including personal information, may be subject to publication or disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. If a correspondent requests confidentiality, this cannot be guaranteed and will only be possible if considered appropriate under the legislation. Any such request should explain why confidentiality is necessary. Any automatic confidentiality disclaimer generated by your IT system will not be considered as such a request unless you specifically include a request, with an explanation in the main text of your response.

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Are there parts of the method that need clarification? Or conversely that should be cut out?

Do you think a single method should be applied to any view, urban or rural? If so, would the proposed method be suitable?

Do you think this method would help to ensure that all aspects of the cultural heritage are properly considered in carrying out Environmental Impact Assessments?

Does the proposed method consider the composition and design of a view adequately?

Does the proposed method adequately analyse the heritage significance of a view as a whole?

Would more worked examples be useful to you? If so, please make suggestions.

Do you have any more general comments on the content, use or applicability of this draft guidance (not covered by the questions above)?

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