4.2 Methodology
The approach used for assessing the management plan consists of several steps. The directions outlined in the plan are initially reviewed to ensure that they are in accordance with Parks Canada's mandate and policies. The development and activities involved in presentation of the site are examined in order to bring to light any sources of stress. Impacts identified are then characterized in terms of duration (temporary or permanent impact) and extent (no impact, little impact, mitigatable, non-mitigatable, unknown). General measures aimed at lessening the negative impacts anticipated are then determined.
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- Foreword
- index
- Introduction
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- 1. Commemorative Integrity of the Site
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- 1.1 Commemorative Intent
- 1.2 Resources that Symbolize or Characterize the Site's...
- 1.3 Messages of National Historic Significance (Level 1)
- 1.4 The Site's Other Heritage Values (Level 2)
- 2. Analysis of the Current Situation
- 2.2 State of the Site's Commemorative Integrity
- 2.3 Condition of the Environment
- 2.4 Public Visitation and Use
- 2.5 Regional Tourism and the Strategic Position of the Site
- 3. Protection and Presentation of the Site
- 3.1 Concept of Protection and Presentation
- 3.2 Directions and Management Guidelines
- 4. Summary of the Environmental Impact Assessment
- 4.3 Scope
- 4.4 Appropriateness of the Strategic Goals outlined in the...
- 4.5 Identification of Sources of Impact and Assessment of...
- 4.6 Cumulative Impacts
- 4.7 Mitigation Measures
- 4.8 Conclusion
- Conclusion
- Studies and Research Reports
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