The AMSP takes into account the Metropolitan Regulatory Plan of Santiago, which includes both urban and rural areas, where most of the mountainous territory of Lo Barnechea municipality is located. It will also be a fundamental input to the forthcoming Regional Territorial Ordinance Planning. Additionally, it was drawn on the general guidelines of the National Plan for Environmental Protection. The Objects of Value are elements and components of the Andes mountain range environment that have some type of value to the community that resides in that territory. The diagnostic generated during the AMSP focuses particularly on Objects of Value that can be spatialized, in the territory studied. The AMSP is a territorial planning and management tool for the municipality, whose development involves a participatory and binding process. It seeks a vision for a sustainable development of this territory, balancing economic, social and environmental aspects. The AMSP is composed of master plans from each Andean Mountain Strategic Planning Zone (ZPEC). Development objectives and scenarios are considered, according to the identified Objects of Value and Zoned Environmental Goals, using the national, regional, communal and local development strategies as a guide. Four Environmental goals has been defined for the AMSP. Protection: Conservation of biodiversity, natural resources, ecosystems functions, protection against natural risks, and others; Restoration: Rehabilitation of damaged sites or zones; Sustainable Development: Mountain tourism, ecotourism, beekeeping, among others; and Sustainable Productive Development: The extraction of resources in the territory.