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A newsletter about research, natural resources, land use, and other activities on the Oak Ridge National
Environmental Research Park. It includes updates and information about the Land Use Planning Process.
Contact Pat Parr or Lana McDonald for additional information.

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Land Use Technical Report
(Some of the larger maps cited in the report are provided below for easier downloading)

Figure 3.1.   Feedback Map
Figure 3.2.   Scenario 1
Figure 3.3.   Scenario 2
Figure 3.4.   Scenario 3
Figure 3.5.   Scenario 4

Appendix C.  Map 1 -- Scenario 1, Interior Forest
Map 2 -- Scenario 2, Interior Forest
Map 3 -- Scenario 3, Interior Forest
Map 4 -- Scenario 4, Interior Forest
Map 5 -- Scenario 1, Rare Species Habitat
Map 6 -- Scenario 2, Rare Species Habitat
Map 7 -- Scenario 3, Rare Species Habitat
Map 8 -- Scenario 4, Rare Species Habitat

Appendix D.  Map 1 -- Scenario 1, Biodiversity
Map 2 -- Scenario 2, Biodiversity
Map 3 -- Scenario 3, Biodiversity
Map 4 -- Scenario 4, Biodiversity
Map 5 -- Scenario 1, Proposed State Natural Areas
Map 6 -- Scenario 2, Proposed State Natural Areas
Map 7 -- Scenario 3, Proposed State Natural Areas
Map 8 -- Scenario 4, Proposed State Natural Areas

Appendix F.  Cultural Resources

Appendix I.  Wetlands

Final Report of the Oak Ridge Land Use Planning Focus Group
(Report figures are listed separately due to the large file size of each map)

Figure 1.   Land Use Planning Study Area Map
Figure 2.   Feedback Map
Figure 3.   Scenario 1
Figure 4.   Scenario 2
Figure 5.   Scenario 3
Figure 6.   Scenario 4

May 2002
September 2002