The pressures on landscapes is constantly changing. European landscape like the Slovak, have undergone in the past significant socio-economic changes that are reflected in the very appearance and function of the landscape. There was a change in the structure of agriculture, abandonment of farmland, decrease in the intensity of agricultural production, other natural resources as a result of strong pressure by promoting investment genres and demands on natural resources. These changes are manifested not only in environmental but also social, the stability of the territories of loading individual natural components of the environment, the growth of unemployment and therefore a solution to these problems requires the application of an integrated approach aimed at a comprehensive assessment of changes and impacts and their causes and consequences. A specific type of landscape is dispersed settlements in Slovakia. Its overall assessment is not given intense attention. It is this factor of timeliness and detail of data affect the aims of our research. In this paper we focus on the development of two villages scattered settlements (Hrabičov and Župkov) in Stalová settlement in Vtáčnik (Novobanská štálová oblasť – Nová Baňa dispersed area). These documents can serve as a blueprint for the development and use of model territory in accordance with landscape-ecological, natural and cultural-historical potential of the territory and the principles of sustainable development.