• Cover
• List of Figures
• Acronyms and Abbreviations
• Executive Summary
• 1. Introduction
• 1.1 DOE Land Use Planning Policy
• 1.2 Oak Ridge Reservation Vision
• 1.3 ORR Mission Activities
• 1.4 ORR Users
• 1.5 Planning Assumptions
• 2. The ORR Planning Process
• 2.1 Planning Goals
• 2.2 Land Use Priorities
• 2.3 Review Process and Participants
• 2.4 Integration with Other Planning Processes
• 3. Regional Overview for the ORR
• 3.1 ORR and Surrounding Counties
• 3.2 Regional Socioeconomic Impact
• 3.3 Adjacent Land Use and Physical Characteristics
• 4. Overview of the ORR
• 4.1 History of the ORR
• 4.2 Summary of Land Conveyances
• 4.3 Profiles of Current DOE Facilities
• 4.4 Other DOE Properties
• 5. Current Uses and Activities on the ORR
• 5.1 Emergency Response
• 5.2 National Environmental Research Park
• 5.3 Field Research Areas
• 5.4 Contaminated Sites and Remediation
• 5.5 Compliance and Monitoring
• 5.6 Conservation Areas
• 5.7 Land Application of Biosolids
• 5.8 Cultural and Historic Resources
• 5.9 Wildland Fire Prevention and Response
• 5.10 ORR Infrastructure
• 5.11 Public Areas/Recreation
• 6. Integrated Ecosystem Management Actions
• 6.1 Wildlife Management
• 6.2 Sensitive Area Characterization and Rare Species Protection
• 6.3 Habitat Restoration
• 6.4 Invasive Plant Management
• 6.5 Forest Stewardship
• 7. ORR Future Land and Facility Use Planning
• 7.1 Field Research Areas and Facilities
• 7.2 Future Initiatives
• 7.3 Environmental Management and Long-Term Stewardship
• 7.4 Enhancement of Area Economic Development
• 8. References
• Appendix A Wildland Fire Response

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