Layer State - Need To Ignore Any Newly Created Layers

I searched but could not find what I was looking for; maybe I was not searching for right stuff.

Say we have a good size project going on with lots of view ports of a base map (floor plan or site plan).  Then we set the viewport layers the way we would like it, but along the way, we keep getting updated base maps (floor plan or site plan) with new layer created in them.  These newly created layers are for the originator and will not affect our project.

Is there a way to have our project set to ignore any newly created layer from the originator of the base files?  That is, we have our project (viewport layers) set the way we want it.  When we get an updated base file, replace the xref(s), our layer state will still be the same, ignoring any newly created layer, automatically.  I sure hope I am clear enough here.

Our problem is that when we get a new base file, then we would have to go to every file that has a viewport related to this new base file and turn off the new layers - this is kinda tedious.

Thanks in advance.

AutoCAD 2014

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