An objective is measurable and implies precise time-phased steps to be taken and resources to be used, which, together, represent the basis for defining and controlling the work to be done. They are narrower and shorter range in nature, and have a reasonable probability of attainment within specified time periods and resources. Expected results are defined in terms of milestones accomplished, services produced, or some other objective measure, even though the specific contribution toward achieving the building block objective may not be measurable. They form the basis for planning.
Some plans define the precise steps to be taken and the resources to be used.
Among the seven types, these steps are called Actions. Obliteration Returning the land occupied by a road or trail to production. That visual relationship between viewer and viewed which exists when the location from which something is seen is below the level of that object or the dominant visual elements in the surrounding landscape. That visual relationship between viewer and viewed which exists when the location from which something is seen is above the level of that object or the dominant visual elements in the surrounding landscape. The illegal occupancy or possession of a tract of land.