EIS-0113_Section_9 - Hanford Site

Finding Responses to Comments
Figure 1 shows how the comments were handled from receipt to inclusion in the final EIS
Volumes 1, 2, 3, and 4,
Topic Key
Policy Areas Issues -
Comments fir.. Responses — 0 Volume 4
Topic . Key
Comment Technical Areas Issues Action -- Volumes
Letters Comments 1 g and 3
or Revision
Editorial Action -- Editorial
Comments
0 Correction of Text,
Tables or Figures
Volumes:
0 1, 2 and 3
FIGURE 1. Flow Diagram for Treatment of Public Convent Letters
1.2 FINDING RESPONSES TO COMMENTS
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All 243 comment: letters were photostatically reduced and reproduced as received and are
included in this volume of the final EIS.- A numerical index has been provided in the front
of this volume to identify the individual or organizations who submitted each comment letter.
A tracking system has been devised to facilitate determination of how a particular passage
in a comment letter was responded to in Volume 4. Each paraphrased comment in Volume 4
is assigned a number; these numbers appear in the margins of the Volume 5 letters to identify
the passage or passages corresponding toparticular comments in Volume 4. In this way, every
comment contained in the letters can be traced to at least one (and sometimes more than one)
paraphrased comment in Volume 4.
1.3 REFERENCES
Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). 1985. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
40 CFR 1503 (Council on Environmental Quality), Commenting.
40 CFR 1506 (Council on Environmental Quality), Other Requirements of NEPA.
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