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Oregon s Integrated Water Resources Strategy

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Oregon s Integrated Water Resources Strategy

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    2. Oregons Integrated Water Resources Strategy

    3. Oregons House Bill 3369 (2009), Sect 44-45 HB 3369 directs WRD and its sibling agencies, along with partners, to develop IWRS to meet instream and out of stream needs to develop data on an ongoing basis to forecast these needs. to take account of coming pressures Provide 2011 progress report to the Oregon Legislature. WRC provide notice to other Boards and Commissions before adoption. IWRS take effect upon adoption by WRC. WRC plans to send its first IWRS to the Oregon Legislature in 2012. --- --- --- ---HB 3369 directs WRD and its sibling agencies, along with partners, to develop IWRS to meet instream and out of stream needs to develop data on an ongoing basis to forecast these needs. to take account of coming pressures Provide 2011 progress report to the Oregon Legislature. WRC provide notice to other Boards and Commissions before adoption. IWRS take effect upon adoption by WRC. WRC plans to send its first IWRS to the Oregon Legislature in 2012. --- --- --- ---

    4. Arranging HB3369 requirements into a workplan, you see a series of goals and objectives laid out here. Where the Agency, Policy, Technical Advisory Groups will focus their work over the next two years, will be to help identify and prioritize recommended actions under each of these objectives.Arranging HB3369 requirements into a workplan, you see a series of goals and objectives laid out here. Where the Agency, Policy, Technical Advisory Groups will focus their work over the next two years, will be to help identify and prioritize recommended actions under each of these objectives.

    5. We use this framework to further shape our workflow and output.We use this framework to further shape our workflow and output.

    6. Project Team These are the Departments listed by name in HB 3369These are the Departments listed by name in HB 3369

    7. Agency Advisory Group

    8. Policy Advisory Group 18 citizen members Diverse interests and geographies Role = advise and groundtruth the process First meeting = Jan. 19, all day, at ODFW in Salem Glenn Barrett: Barrett Livestock, Bonanza, Oregon Michael Campbell: Stoel Rives LLP Attorneys at Law Jay Chamberlin: District Manager, Owyhee Irrigation District John DeVoe: WaterWatch of Oregon Dennis Doherty: Umatilla County Bill Gaffi: Clean Water Services Patrick Griffiths: City of Bend Todd Heidgerken: Tualatin Valley Water District Tod Heisler: Deschutes River Conservancy Teresa Huntsinger Oregon Environmental Council Tracey Liskey Co-Owner, Liskey Farms Peggy Lynch League of Women Voters of Oregon Janet Neuman Lewis & Clark Law School Eric Quaempts Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation Mike Seppa Retired Dairy Farmer, Seppa Dairy Co. Lorna Stickel Portland Water Bureau and Regional Water Providers Consortium Richard Wells Monrovia Growers Oregon Joe Whitworth The Freshwater Trust 18 citizen members Diverse interests and geographies Role = advise and groundtruth the process First meeting = Jan. 19, all day, at ODFW in Salem Glenn Barrett: Barrett Livestock, Bonanza, Oregon Michael Campbell: Stoel Rives LLP Attorneys at Law Jay Chamberlin: District Manager, Owyhee Irrigation District John DeVoe: WaterWatch of Oregon Dennis Doherty: Umatilla County Bill Gaffi: Clean Water Services Patrick Griffiths: City of Bend Todd Heidgerken: Tualatin Valley Water District Tod Heisler: Deschutes River Conservancy Teresa Huntsinger Oregon Environmental Council Tracey Liskey Co-Owner, Liskey Farms Peggy Lynch League of Women Voters of Oregon Janet Neuman Lewis & Clark Law School Eric Quaempts Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation Mike Seppa Retired Dairy Farmer, Seppa Dairy Co. Lorna Stickel Portland Water Bureau and Regional Water Providers Consortium Richard Wells Monrovia Growers Oregon Joe Whitworth The Freshwater Trust

    9. Ecological Flow Technical Advisory Group

    10. Water Resources Commissioners and staff wrote these papers in response to the question Why are you bothering to plan? Oregon has plenty of water. ~ not true for all locations, times of year, sources of water, or uses for water. ~ we have communities (human and ecological communities) experiencing scarcity now. Paper topics = the themes identified during the 2008 OSU state-wide roundtables. The issue papers put into one place maps, graphics, and statistics that our agencies typically use to communicate with our separate stakeholder groups. Have received many comments. Project team sifting through comments and addressing them now.Water Resources Commissioners and staff wrote these papers in response to the question Why are you bothering to plan? Oregon has plenty of water. ~ not true for all locations, times of year, sources of water, or uses for water. ~ we have communities (human and ecological communities) experiencing scarcity now. Paper topics = the themes identified during the 2008 OSU state-wide roundtables. The issue papers put into one place maps, graphics, and statistics that our agencies typically use to communicate with our separate stakeholder groups. Have received many comments. Project team sifting through comments and addressing them now.

    12. Where Are We Now? Phase 1 includes: Development of background/issue papers Development of a preliminary workplan Developing institutional capacity, including hiring Science & Policy Coordinators Designing a public involvement process: electronic media, workshops, open houses Develop public meeting calendar for next spring Commission and Board meetings good opportunity for public comment Commission and Board meetings good opportunity for Commissions to visit with each other! Phase 2 = information gathering and vetting. Mostly through open houses and workshops.Phase 1 includes: Development of background/issue papers Development of a preliminary workplan Developing institutional capacity, including hiring Science & Policy Coordinators Designing a public involvement process: electronic media, workshops, open houses Develop public meeting calendar for next spring Commission and Board meetings good opportunity for public comment Commission and Board meetings good opportunity for Commissions to visit with each other! Phase 2 = information gathering and vetting. Mostly through open houses and workshops.

    13. Open Houses Format: true open houses Stations: welcome table map gallery IWRS information facilitated roundtable discussions project showcase kids table refreshments Advertising: stakeholder networks/newsletters newspapers local radio, if we can get spots fliers chambers of commerce field offices websiteFormat: true open houses Stations: welcome table map gallery IWRS information facilitated roundtable discussions project showcase kids table refreshments Advertising: stakeholder networks/newsletters newspapers local radio, if we can get spots fliers chambers of commerce field offices website

    14. Open Houses

    15. Workshops

    16. Questions?

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