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ƒ Watershed-based and Ecosystem Restoration ƒ Tar Creek Efforts ƒ Washita Basin Chloride Control ƒ Continuing Authorities/Planning Assistance ƒ Arkansas River Corridor Study ƒ Lake Reallocation Studies ƒ Arkansas River Navigation Project ƒ Water Resource Development Act 2005 One Corps Serving The Army and the Nation US Army Corps of Engineers WATERSHEDWATERSHED--BASEDBASED PLANNINGPLANNING

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ƒ Area VI on Elm Fork in Harmon County ƒAn integral component of the Red River Chloride Control Project •Contributes 510 tons/day of the total 4,400 tons/day of chlorides in the Basin •Various control measures could remove from 80 to 90 percent of the chloride load •Latest detailed studies were in 1976 •A reevaluation of the problem and solutions would be required •Renewed Interest by Gov. Henry PlanningPlanning AssistanceAssistance toto US Army Corps of Engineers StatesStates (PAS)(PAS) OnOn--GoingGoing andand PotentialPotential PASPAS ActivitiesActivities ¾¾ OklahomaOklahoma WaterWater PlanPlan ¾¾ GeotechnicalGeotechnical InvestigationsInvestigations atat PotentialPotential SitesSites forfor MangumMangum ReservoirReservoir ¾¾ WaterWater SupplySupply OptionsOptions forfor thethe CityCity ofof Bartlesville,Bartlesville, OKOK

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One Corps Serving The Army and the Nation ContinuingContinuing AuthoritiesAuthorities US Army Corps of Engineers ProgramProgram (CAP)(CAP)

Active Flood Control (FC) and Ecosystem Restoration (ER) Studies: ¾ Haikey Creek (FC) ¾ Blackwell Lake (FC – clearing and snagging) ¾ Big Lake (ER) ¾ Grand/Neosho River (ER) ¾ Crow Creek (ER) ¾ Cherokee School Creek (ER) ¾ Joe Creek (ER)

One Corps Serving The Army and the Nation LakeLake ReallocationReallocation US Army Corps of Engineers StudiesStudies

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ƒ 3 Major Components ¾ Maintenance ¾ Flow Management ¾ Deepening to 12 feet ƒ Cost: $166 million/ 4 years Construction ƒ ROD Signed 27 September 2005 ƒ $5.5 million FY05 available for construction ƒ Construction begins in OK: RS Kerr Pool ¾ Dredge to 12 feet/ Least Tern Island

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¾ Expanded in-kind credit provision ¾ Modification to Section 22 – PAS ¾ Access to water data ¾ Modifies PCA ¾ Direct funding of Hydropower O&M ¾ Recreation User Fees ¾ Streamline of Planning Process ¾ Modification to Water Storage Pricing ¾ Arcadia/Waurika/Water Supply Storage Contracting ¾ State Water Resources Planning US Army Corps of Engineers InvestingInvesting inin Water:Water: TheThe CorpsCorps RoleRole ƒ Partner in Collaborative Efforts ƒ Approaches- ¾Traditional Structural Approaches ¾O &M of Existing Infrastructure ¾Best Management Practices •Wetlands, Floodplains, Ecosystem ƒ Investing in Water by…. ¾Organizing ¾Coordinating ¾ Seeking Consensus

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