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Oklahoma Water: Sustainable Economic Growth Oklahoma Water: Sustainable Economic Growth An Information Summit Addressing Our Needs & Uses for Water Wednesday, April 11, 2012 Oklahoma City University Meinders School of Business, Gardner Room, 3rd Floor Summit Program Agenda 7:30am – 8:00am Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:00am - 8:15am Welcome and Opening Remarks Susan Winchester, Academy Chairman of the Board, President, The Winchester Group, Oklahoma City Robert Henry, President, Oklahoma City University, Academy Advisory Council Steve Agee, Dean, Meinders School of Business 8:20am – 8:25am Objective of the Information Summit – What We Are Covering; What We Are Not! Craig Knutson, Summit Planning Committee Chair, Academy Board OCU Chief of Staff 8:30am – 10:30 am Oklahoma Water Now & For the Future st 1 Half of Session Introduced and Moderated by: John Harper, Academy Board, VP External Affairs, PSO • A Vision for All Oklahomans The Honorable Bill Anoatubby, Governor, Chickasaw Nation The Honorable Gary Batton, Assistant Chief, Choctaw Nation Questions from Audience – • Thoughts on Water Flow Mike Fuhr, Director, Nature Conservancy Bill Sims, President, Oklahoma Rural Water Association Questions from Audience nd 2 Half of Session Introduced and Moderated by: Craig Knutson, Summit Committee Chair • Comprehensive Water Plans Texas…What they have experienced Dr. Dan Hardin, Director, Water Resources Planning Division, TX Water Development Board Oklahoma…The Plan that’s Been presented • J.D. Strong, Director, Oklahoma Water Resources Board Questions from Audience • The Oklahoma Legislature & Water Senator Brian Crain, Co-Chair, Legislative Committee on Oklahoma Water Representative Phil Richardson, Co-Chair, Legislative Committee on Oklahoma Water Questions from Audience 10 minute stretch break 10:40am – 11:20pm Agricultural and Rural Use Panel Session Introduced and Moderated by: Anita Poole Endsley, OK Competitive Markets, Academy Board Panelists: Doug O’Brian, US Under-Secretary of Agriculture Rural Development, Washington, DC Focus: Rural needs/concerns Clay Pope, President, Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts, Loyal Focus: Water conservation efforts and programs rural Oklahoma. Tom Buchannan, Oklahoma Water Resources Board, Altus Focus: Agricultural and irrigation needs Questions from the Audience 11:25pm – 12:45pm Luncheon and Keynote Speaker Introduction of Keynote Speaker by: Amy Ford, President Durant Surgeons, Academy Board The Honorable Todd Lamb, Lt. Governor Questions from Audience 12:50pm – 1:30pm Water Quality & Utility Use Panel Session Introduced and Moderated by: John Feaver, President USAO, Academy Board Panelists: Michael Miller, Director Environmental, Electric Power Research Institute Focus: The Long Range View Steve Thompson, Department of Environmental Quality Focus: Regulatory Views Bud Ground, Manager Public Affairs, Public Service Company of Oklahoma Focus: Oklahoma Utilities Views Questions from Audience 1:35pm – 2:25pm Oil and Gas Production Use Panel Session Introduced and Moderated by: Steve Kreidler, Academy Vice-Chair, Exec VP Administration, UCO Panelists Tom Price, Sr. Vice President Corporate Development, Chesapeake Energy Corporation, OKC Focus: Water usage, recycling, comparisons to other energy resource consumption Dana Murphy, Corporation Commissioner, Oklahoma City Focus: Hydraulic Fracturing from the Regulatory Side Richard Luedecke, Vice President Environment Health & Safety, Devon Energy, Oklahoma City Focus: Hydraulic Fracturing: Industry Questions from Audience 10 minute Stretch Break 2:35pm – 3:30pm Tourism & Industry Use Panel Session Introduced and Moderated by: Howard G. Barnett, Jr., President OSU-Tulsa & OSU-CHS, Academy Board Panelists: Tommy Krammer, Director of Economic Development, Durant Industrial Authority Bill Holley, City Manager, Sulphur Joe Silk, Board Member, McCurtain County Tourism Authority Tourism & Industry Use Continued Ed Fite, Oklahoma Scenic Rivers Commission, Tahlequah Deby Snodgrass, Director, Oklahoma Department of Tourism, Oklahoma City Questions from the Audience 3:35pm – 4:20pm Infrastructure Issues & Municipal Uses – Panel Session Introduced and Moderated by: Chris Tytanic, General Counsel, MT3, Academy Board Panelists: Dan Blankenship, Administrative Director, Stillwater Utilities Authority Focus: Municipalities Dick Scalf, Mayor of Ada Focus: Reservoirs and the Importance of Upkeep Robert W. Puls, Ph.D., Director Oklahoma Water Survey, Norman Focus: Natural and Green Infrastructure & Storm Water Management” Doug Lilly, Technical Planner, Corps of Engineers Focus: Existing Infrastructure Maintenance / New Infrastructure for the Future Questions from the Audience 4:25pm – 4:30pm Closing Remarks and Thank You Susan Winchester, Academy Chairman .
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