This first in a series of three workshops to help clarify a vision for the Hanford Site began with a presentation by Roy Gephart, a groundwater hydrologist with the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, an author and recognized expert on Hanford. The presentation, An Introduction to Hanford, provided an overview of Hanford, including the contaminants located at the Site.

• Meeting Agenda
• Subject of Each Breakout Session:
• 100 Area land use activities
• Discussion Questions
• Graphics
• Summary of notes taken
• Verbatim bulleted notes
• Reactors
• Discussion Questions
• Graphics
• Summary of notes taken
• Verbatim bulleted notes
• River pipelines, groundwater and riparian zone
• Discussion Questions
• Graphics
• Summary of notes taken
• Verbatim bulleted notes

At the end of the workshops, participants were asked again to write down comments on any aspect of the workshop, particularly lessons learned. You will find these comments in two forms:

• Comment matrix
• Comment summary

At the 100 Area workshop, DOE promised to post on the web the revisions made to a document called the Hanford Site Risk-Based End State Vision (a document required from each site by DOE Headquarters), that were a result of the public input received at this workshop.