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THEME—
"Sustainable Installations and Operations:
Transforming the Army”
PRESENTATIONS—
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Mon
4 Dec 00
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Check
in
and Registration at Omni Conference Center 1300-2000
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Tues
5 Dec 00
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0745–0800
P 1
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Opening
Presentation of Colors, National Anthem and Administrative
Remarks
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800-0805
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Welcome to
Atlanta, Home of FORSCOM & Third Army LTG Lawson W. Magruder
III, Deputy Commanding General/Chief of Staff of FORSCOM
“Army Transformation”
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0805-0815
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Opening Remarks,
VIDEO of Under Secretary of the Army Comments and Keynote
Introductions
Mr.
Ray Clark, Principal Deputy, Assistant Secretary of the Army for
Installations and Environment
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0815-0915
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“Preparing
for the Future: Sustaining
Installations and Building Livable Communities”
Keynote
Addresses: Honorable Mahlon Apgar, IV
Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations and
Environment
LTG
Lawson W. Magruder III,
Deputy Commanding General/Chief of Staff of FORSCOM “Army
Transformation”
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0915-0930
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Hammer
Award Ceremony for “Army of Partners:
Conservation Team"
Introduction- Mr.
Ray Clark
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1000
P2
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Army
Environmental Program Update Panel
Discussion
of the Army Environmental Program, to include the Senior
Environmental Leadership Conference, Environmental Campaign Plan
and Operational Directive, and the integration of environment
and energy in support of the transformation of the Army.
Mr.
Raymond J. Fatz, DASA(ESOH) – Panel Moderator
AMC
– MG James Snider, DCS for RDA
TRADOC
- MG Anders B. Aadland, CG USA Maneuver Support Center &
Commandant Engineer School
ACSIM
- MG Robert L. Van Antwerp
FORSCOM
- BG Stephen Speakes, Assistant DCS for Military Operations
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1100
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B1
- Requirements, Acquisition and Logistics -
MG
James Snider DCS(RD&A)
Krishna
Ganta, AMC Envir
George
Terrell
, ASA(ALT)
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B2 -Training and Doctrine
MG
Anders B. Aadland, Cmdt Engineer School
Ms
Patrica Rivers, USACE
Dr.
Rebecca Johnson, USACOE
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B3 - Installation
Management
COL
Stacy Hirata for MG Van Antwerp
COL
Stanley H. Lillie,
Commander, Army Environmental Center
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B4 - Operations
BG
Stephen Speakes, Assistant DCS for Military Operations
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1200
L1
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Lunch
Room:
Keynote
Speaker: Honorable Romulo
L. Diaz, Jr., Assistant Administrator, US Environmental
Protection Agency
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Time
(hrs)
Tuesday
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Land Use
and Ecosystem Management
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1330-1500
P3
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Installations
are part of a regional ecosystem and land use management
process. The Army must learn to use land and manage the natural
resources within the context of regional planning.
This includes understanding regulatory requirements,
dealing with other federal land managers, and working with the
concerns of the local communities.
The session will include a case study on how an Army
partnership with the private sector has worked.
Moderator
- Mr.
J. Phillip Huber Office of the Assistant Secretary of Army
(Environment Safety & Occupational Health)
Speakers:
Eco-region
Management is the Only Practical Solution – Ms. Katherine
Skinner, Executive Director, The Nature Conservancy, North
Carolina Chapter
Land Management Laws & Enforcement - COL
N. John Benson – Chief, Environmental Law Division, TJAG, HQDA
Federal Agencies as landlords and the Issues of Joint
Steward-ship and Management – 3 Views - Ms.
Missy L. Courtney, Garrison Manager, FT Bliss, TX
Community and Tribal Involvement with on-post
decision-making - LTC
Joseph P. Schweitzer, Commander, Training Support Battalion, FT
Wood, MO
Army Partnerships in Ecosystem Management – Case Study
of Fort Bragg -
COL Addison Davis – Garrison Commander, FT Bragg NC
Global Change and Forest
Management on Army Lands - COL
Stanley H. Lillie, Commander, Army Environmental Center
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Tuesday
1530
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B5
- Land Management Laws
& Enforcement
Chair:
COL
N. John Benson, Chief, Environmental
Law Division, TJAG, HQDA
Ms.
Noreen Walsh, Division Chief, Endangered Species, Region 4, US
Fish and Wildlife Service
- “Endangered Species Act, Army requirement for recovery, and
critical habitat”
Mr.
Don Klima, Director, Office of Planning and Review, Advisory
Council for Historic Preservation
- “National Historic Preservation Act – it’s not just
buildings anymore”
COL
N. John Benson,
- “Natural Resource Injury, Natural Resource Damage
Assessment”
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B6
- Federal Agencies
as Landlords and the Issues of Joint Stewardship and Management
– 3 Views
Chair:
Ms. Missy L. Courtney, Garrison Manager, FT Bliss, TX
Mr.
Dwight Hempel, Senior Specialist for Military Liaison, Bureau of
Land Management
- “BLM view of problems and solutions of joint management of
withdrawn lands”
Mr.
Lynn C. Neff, Forest Supervisor, Kitsachee National Forest
- “Forest Service view of problems and solutions of
joint management of special use permits”
Ms.
Missy L. Courtney, Garrison Manager, FT Bliss TX
- “Installation view of problems and solutions of joint
management and impacts on mission”
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B7
- Community and Tribal Involvement with On-Post Decision Making
Chair:
LTC Joseph P. Schweitzer, Commander, Training Support
Battalion, FT Wood, MO
Mr.
Daniel S. Pazdersky, Division of Environmental Affairs, Harford
County Dept of Public Works, MD
- “Why local communities want to be involved in on-post
decision making, and how to engage off-post groups”
Lt.Gov.
Jefferson Keel, Lieutenant Governor, Chickasaw Nation
- “The role of Native Americans in on-post decision-making”
Mr.
Paul Martin, AEC -"NEPA As A Decision Support Tool
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B-8
Army Partnerships in Ecosystem Management – Case
Study of Fort Bragg
Chair:
COL
Addison Davis – Garrison Commander, FT Bragg, NC
Mr.
David Flemming, US Fish and Wildlife Service Region IV
- “US Fish and Wildlife Service role in Fort Bragg Private
Lands Initiative”
COL
Addison Davis, Garrison Commander, FT Bragg, NC
- “Army role in Fort Bragg Private Lands Initiative”
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B-
9 Global Change and Forest
Management on Army Lands
Chair:
Mr. David Guzewich, Technical Director, Army Environmental
Center
Mr.
Eric N. Andersen, Chief, Conservation, National Guard Bureau
“The Role of Integrated Natural Resource
Management Plans in Army Land Management”
Dr.
Richard A. Birdsey, Program Manager of Global Change Research,
Northeastern Research Station, US Forest Service–
“Carbon sequestration on DOD lands”
Mr.
Bill Woodson, Office of Director of Environmental Programs, HQDA
“New Army Forest Policy”
Mr.
Stuart M. Cannon Forester, HQ FORSCOM Impact of New Forest
Policy on training”
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1700
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Time
(hrs)
Wed
6 Dec 00
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Energy
Management and Sustainable Design
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0810
P4
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Introduction:
Mr. Ray Clark
Keynote
Speaker: Mr. Jim Powell, department of Energy Director Atlanta
Regional Office
“Energy
Future/Sustainable Future”
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Energy
Management and Sustainable Design Panel
Moderator:
Joseph
W. Whitaker, Assistant for Construction, DASA(I&H)
Panel members:
Mr.
Stan Bull, National
Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
Dr.
Charles Culp, Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas A&M
University
Mr.
Mark Wagner, Johnson Controls
Mr.
Jim Powell
, Director, Atlanta Regional Office, DOE
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1000
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B10
- Use of Innovative and New Technologies at Army Installations
The
session will explore the development and transfer of new
technologies at installations.
Moderator
- Gary
Schanche
Dale
Herron/CERL
Mr.
Samuel
Logan Jr., LOGAN Energy Corp.
Mr.
Frank Holcomb, CERL
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B11
- Renewable
Energy Use at Installations
The
session will explore the opportunities for expanding the use of
renewable energy sources such as Wind, Solar, Photovoltaic,
Geothermal and others at Army installations.
Moderator
- Satish
Sharma/ACSIM
Kathy
Belyeu/Am Wind Energy Assoc.
Mr.
John Thornton, NREL
Scott
Sklar/ Solar Energy Industries Association.
William
Stein/Fort Huachuca
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B12
- Innovative Contracting
for Energy
The
session will highlight DESC energy purchase strategies such as
bundling/ aggregation and Web Based Reverse Auctions to maximize
savings for the Army (and DOD).
Moderator
- Sharon
Murphy/DESC
Tom
Krysmanich/Allegheny Energy Services
B13
- Energy Saving Performance Contracts (ESPC)
The
session will highlight the use of ESPC contracts at
installations and potential opportunities this offers for them.
Moderator
- Carey
Klug ACSIM
Ralph
Gibson /MDW
Scott Trotier /Industry
Carey
Klug ACSIM
Mr.
Terry Sharp
/DOE
Jess
Franco / Noresco,
Martin
J. Hagan AAA
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B14
- Army Power and
Energy Strategy
The
session will focus on the DCSLOG strategy to reduce the energy
and power footprint for the combat missions of the Army.
Moderator
- Mr. Bruce Murphy /DCSLOG-LIA
B15
- Sustainable Design
and Development
The
session will explore the use of sustainable design principles
for Army facilities. Highlight
new Corps of Engineers guidance and training.
Moderator
- John Krajewski/ACSIM
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1200
Lunch
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Lunch:
Keynote
Speaker: Mr. Bob Derher
“The
Rule of Law; A Democratic Imperative”
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Time
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Wednesday
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Sustainable
Installations – Built Environments
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1300
P5
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Installation of the
Future
Mr
Stanley Shelton , Deputy Chief, Plans and Operations Division,
Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management, HQ Army
Dr.Stan
Meiberg (EPA Region
IV Deputy Director) “Regional EPA/DOD Partnerships and
Cooperation”
Bill
Becker, Director, Denver Regional Office of DOE and Head of the
DOE Center for Sustainability
David
MacKinnon, Senior Project Manager, Office of Economic Adjustment
(OEA)
Jonathan
Herz, Office of Government-wide Policy, General Services
Administration
Boyce
Bourland Architect
and Project Manager, Green Base of the Future, Air Force
Center for Environmental Excellence
Michael
Cain, Army Central Regional Environmental Office
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1430
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Break -
visit exhibits and move to breakout sessions.
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Wednesday
1500
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B16
- Sustainable Communities
Cities
and Towns around the country have adopted the concepts of
sustainability into their planning and development.
Moderator
– Mr.
Jerry Zeckert
Panel: Mr.
Becker
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B17
-Cooperative Community Planning
Cooperative
community planning between military bases and the local
community fosters development compatible with the mission of the
base. The breakout
presentation will start with an Office of Economic Adjustment (OEA)
produced video on the impacts of encroachment on a near base.
Moderator
– Larry Beach
Panelists:
David
MacKinnon, OEA
Sam
Johnson – Dep Cdr Ft Campbell
Phil
Armor, City Planner, Nashville, TN
Brian
Deal - CERL
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B18
- Moving Federal Facilities towards Sustainability
The
Federal Government has directed that all Federal agencies
implement a sustainability program.
Moderator
– Rik Wiant
Panelists:
Jonathan
Herz, GSA
David
Eady, AEPI
Brian
Deal - CERL
Rik
Wiant, USACE
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B19
- Green Base of the Future
The Air
Force is championing the integration of sustainability into the
fabric of their installation’s management. The Green Base of
the Future sets up methodology for Air Bases to integrate
environmental stewardship into the day to day operations of the
Air Base.
Moderator
– Bart Ives
Panelists:
Boyce
Bourland -
AFCEE
Manette
Messenger - FORSCOM
Bob
Warren – USMC Camp LeJune, NC
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B20
- Sustainable Compliance
A
key attribute of a sustainable installation is the proactive
integration of compliance with Federal, state and local
environmental laws and regulations into every aspect of
installation operations. The presentation would include success
stories and potential partnering options between EPA, states and
installations.
Moderator
– LTC Jones
Panelists:
Michael
Cain (Central REO),
Greg
Snyder (EPA FFEO),
Mr.
James Bearzi,
New Mexico
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B21-
Alternatives to Demolition
Review
of Army pilot studies on the reuse alternatives to demolition of
excess facilities.
Moderator:
Ron
Webster, AEPI
Panelists:
Bob
Falk, USDA Forest Products Lab
Steve
Cosper, CERL
Tom
Napier, CERL
Phil
Reeves, Fort
Chaffee
LRA
Bill
Bowman,
Austin
RE-store;
Rajani
Joglekar, EPA
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1700
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Town
Hall Meeting: PDASA(I&E), Paul Johnson, John Nerger and
other senior participants
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Time
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Thurs
Dec 7
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Sustainable
Ranges
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0800
P6
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Introduction:
Mr. Clark
Keynote
Speaker: BG
William G. Webster, Jr. Director
of Training, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations
and Plans “Ranges:
Foundation of Transformation”
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0830-0930
P6
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Topic
#1
Range Requirements & Encroachment - Internal and
External Pressures COL
William S. Jones, ATSC
Topic
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Integrated Range Planning – COL
Gregory
V. Stanley, US Army
Garrison, Ft Stewart
Topic
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ITAM - Case Study – COL
Richard G. Thompson, US Army Garrison, Alaska
Dr.
Robert Shaw, Director, Center for Ecological Management of
Military Land (CEMML), Colorado State University
Topic
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UXO & Munitions
Regulation on Active Ranges - What Really Happened At MMR
Lessons Learned
- COL
Richard O. Murphy, NGB-ARE
Mr. Lenny
Siegel, Center for Public Environmental Oversight, Mountain
View, CA
Topic
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Using GIS to Achieve Integrated Range Management
- COL
Stanley H. Lillie, Commander, USAEC
Topic
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The
Army's Vision for a Sustainable Range Management Plan -
DODD 4715 & A/I Inventory
Ms. Susan C. Foster, DAMO-TRS
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1000-1040
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B22
- UXO & Munitions
Regulation on Active Ranges
COL
Richard O. Murphy NGB-ARE
Mr.
Lenny Siegel
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B23
- Integrated Planning
Col Gregory V. Stanley, US
Army Garrison, Ft Stewart
Mr.
Howard Bullard, Range Officer, Fort Stewart, Georgia
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B25
- Range Requirements &
Encroachment - Internal & External Pressures
COL
William S. Jones ATSC
Larry
Chenkin
, ATSC
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B26
- The Army's Vision for a
Sustainable Range Management Plan -
DODD 4715 & A/I Inventory
Ms
Susan C. Foster DAMO-TRS
Tom
Macia, ODCSOPS
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B27
- Using GIS to Achieve
Integrated Range Management
Moderator:
Mr. David Guzewich, Technical Director, Army Environmental
Center
P.
J. Cisar, USAEC
John
Phillips, USAEC
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Sessions
Repeat
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1045-1125
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B28
- UXO & Munitions
Regulation on Active Ranges
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B29
- Integrated Planning
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B30
- ITAM – Case Study
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B31
- Range Requirements &
Encroachment - Internal & External Pressures
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B32
- The Army's Vision for a
Sustainable Range Management Plan -
DODD 4715 & A/I Inventory
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B33
- Using GIS to Achieve
Integrated Range Management
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Town
Hall Meeting on Range Issues:
Mr. Clark, PDASA(I&E), BG Webster, and other senior
participants
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