2016 Summer Conference Meeting Brochure

June 27 - 29 · Walla Walla, WA MARCUS WHITMAN HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER

2016 PNWA BOARD OF DIRECTORS PNWA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Welcome to the 2016 PNWA Summer Conference in Walla Walla! Dear PNWA Members,

President: Capt. Paul Amos Columbia River Pilots, OR

Welcome to Walla Walla and our 2016 Summer Conference. I am excited to welcome you here and would like to extend my thanks to the Port of Walla Walla for their help and creativity with the event you are about to experience.

Senior Vice President: Rob Rich Shaver Transportation, OR Treasurer: Dave Harlan Business Oregon, OR ID Vice President: Arvid Lyons, Lewis Clark Terminal, ID OR Vice President: Rick Finn, Port of Portland, OR WA Vice President: Ryan McFarland, Port of Seattle, WA (interim) At Large: Randy Hayden, Port of Pasco, WA Glen Squires, Washington Grain Alliance, WA Gary Neal, Port of Morrow, OR Immediate Past President: Kim B. Puzey, Port of Umatilla, OR Secretary: Kristin Meira, PNWA MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Ben Barstow, WA Assoc. of Wheat Growers, WA Deb Bone-Harris, Franklin PUD, WA Cager Clabaugh, ILWU, WA John Cranor, Northwest Grain Growers, WA Rick Davis, Port of Clarkston, WA Gina Dearth, Port of Bandon, OR Ron Dunning, Port of Walla Walla, WA (interim) Sean Eagan, Port of Tacoma, WA Guy Glenn, Port of Ilwaco, WA Jess Groves, Port of Cascade Locks, OR Ryan Hart, Port of Vancouver, WA (interim) Ashley Helenberg, Port of Longview, WA (interim) Tom Kammerzell, Port of Whitman County, WA Jerry Klemm, Port of Lewiston, ID Robert Larson, Port of Benton, WA Patsy Martin, Port of Skagit, WA Michael McElwee, Port of Hood River, OR Tim McGreevy, USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council, ID Kate Mickelson, Columbia River Steamship Operators’ Association, Inc., OR Les Reardanz, Port of Everett, WA Craig Simpson, East Columbia Basin Irrigation District, WA Andy Stephens, Tidewater Barge Lines, WA Guy Stephenson, Westwood Shipping Lines, WA Patrick Trapp, Port of St. Helens, OR Mark Urdahl, Port of Chelan County, WA Mark Wilson, Port of Kalama, WA

The conference this week comes at a busy time for our organization as we face several challenges over the next few months. Between the appropriations process, a 2016 WRDA, and an election, there is plenty to focus on in DC. Closer to home, we are busy with preparations for the upcoming extended lock closure, digesting the impact of the BiOp court ruling, working with federal partners on the regulatory process and addressing the annual challenges related to maintenance dredging of our coastal and river ports. It is a busy and exciting time here in the Northwest. The skill and expertise to address challenges and opportunities like these are what define our organization, and what enable us be so successful year after year. PNWA is a powerful group, because of our supportive, engaged members and I am honored to serve as your President. I look forward to partnering with you to continue supporting projects and policies that deliver environmental and economic benefits for our region and the nation. Sincerely, Captain Paul Amos, Columbia River Pilots President, PNWA Welcome to our 2016 Summer Conference! We are very excited to bring this important meeting to beautiful Walla Walla. I would like to sincerely thank the Port of Walla Walla Commission and staff who have been incredibly helpful in making this event possible. This year’s conference is something of a homecoming for PNWA, and a celebration of our roots. The Inland Empire Waterways Association (IEWA), PNWA’s founding organization, was started in Walla Walla in 1934 and was based here for many years. In 1971, IEWA absorbed a Puget Sound and Oregon coast group and became the PNWA you know today. Since then, we have grown considerably in our membership and the issues we cover. PNWA proudly represents members from the inland empire to the Oregon Coast, and north through Puget Sound to the Canadian border. Your participation and collaborative spirit help us bring together agriculture, shipping, port, labor and energy interests together to provide one regional voice in support of economic development in the Northwest. If you joined us in March at the Mission to Washington, you know we have created a new logo highlighting our Northwest heritage. I can think of no better place to roll it out than here, at the birthplace of our association. We look forward to many more pilgrimages home to Walla Walla as PNWA continues to grow in strength and effectiveness. Thank you for your support! Kristin Meira Executive Director, PNWA

This new look is meant to express our membership’s Northwest heritage, while keeping the professional look for which we are known. As we prepare to celebrate our updated image, we thought you might like to see a collection of our past and present identities from the last 82 years! 1934 - 1971 This letterhead shows PNWA’s logo from when we were still the Inland Empire Waterways Association. As the logo shows, we were based in Walla Walla at the time.

NEW PNWA LOGO

PNWA Introduces a New Look in 2016!

In 1971, the Inland Empire Waterways Association and the Northwest Rivers and Harbors Congress merged to form the Pacific Northwest Waterways Association. The expansion brought Puget Sound and coastal members together with the inland river groups to be the organization you are all a part of today.

In a series of iterations, updated in 1981, 1993 and 2000, this logo was used for our association until 2005. It made use of a stylized version of mountain and water elements.

The last redesign was in 2005. It dropped the elements of the rivers and mountains in favor of a stylized capital building. The goal was to emphasize PNWA’s federal presence and the work we do in DC.

Our new logo is modern, yet references the logos from the original two groups that merged to form PNWA. The picturesque mountain, tree and water scene refers to PNWA’s respect for the environment and our Northwest focus. The ship ties back to the logos of our founding organizations. The all-caps font is classic and comfortable, works well in small formats like co-branded marketing, and reads easily in internet and social media formats. The navy blue matches PNWA’s most recent logo, and the turquoise adds interest. The logo works equally well in color and black & white.

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2016 NEW MEMBERS

Welcome New Members! Ecological Land Services, Inc. (ELS) Ecological Land Services, Inc. (ELS) joined PNWA earlier this year. With offices in Longview, at the Port of Camas-Washougal and the Port of Bremerton, ELS acquires federal, state, and local permits for port development and marine projects. Services include wetland determination, delineation, mitigation and mitigation banking; permitting for dredging, marine terminals, and port facilities maintenance; critical areas studies; biological assessments and evaluations for ESA compliance; habitat inventories and wildlife and botanical surveys; ordinary high water mark determination; shoreline determination and permitting; aquatic surveys; stormwater and erosion control; agricultural oversight and strategic property management; expertise witness for shoreline substantial development and conditional use permits and defense against appeals. Notable recent ELS projects include the Columbia River Carbonates Marine Terminal in Woodland and the Port of Chehalis Regional General Permit #9 for Industrial Development (first of its kind for the Seattle District Army Corps of Engineers). Within PNWA, ELS is represented by Francis Naglich, Senior Wetland Biologist and Principal at the firm. Willamette Falls Locks Working Group Supported by the Willamette Falls Heritage Foundation, the Willamette Falls Locks Working Group aims to lead efforts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to repair and reopen the Locks to full operational status for river travel. The Willamette Falls Locks Working Group is comprised of county, city and regional government officials, local business leaders and non-profit organizations who have signed resolutions supporting the repair and reopening of the Locks. The organization is supported primarily by the One Willamette River Coalition, the Willamette Falls Heritage Foundation, Clackamas County, Oregon’s Metro Regional Government, the City of West Linn, and other interested stakeholders such as Portland General Electric, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the cities of Oregon City, Milwaukie and Wilsonville, and businesses that rely on the river. The PNWA representative is Gary Schmidt, Director of Public & Government Affairs for Clackamas County.

Barney and Worth, Inc. Founded in 1978, Barney & Worth, Inc. (B&W) is an award-winning planning and communications consulting firm built on the principle that good decisions make great communities. Their staff offers proven expertise in public involvement processes, meeting facilitation, strategic planning, facility siting, and funding initiatives. They have completed hundreds of assignments throughout the Pacific Northwest. Within PNWA, the firm is represented by Senior Associate Ken O'Hollaren.

Columbia River Crab Fisherman’s Association The Columbia River Crab Fisherman’s Association is proud to become an active part of PNWA and to help protect Pacific Northwest jobs dependent on water commerce. CRCFA is a natural resource based fishing organization whose members rely on access to sustainable fish, healthy water quality, and ecosystem functions to support abundant sustainable fishery harvest. CRCFA supports maintaining and protecting maritime infrastructure and understands the benefits properly maintained navigation channels provide for the region. CRCFA is represented at PNWA by Dale Beasley.

2016 NEW MEMBERS

Welcome New Members!

Jessie’s Ilwaco Fish Company Jessie’s Ilwaco Fish Co. is a primary processor of fresh and frozen seafood located at the mouth of the Columbia River in Ilwaco, WA. They have over 100 employees, and process crab, shrimp, salmon, bottom fish, sardines, albacore tuna and whiting. Jessie's has recently added a shrimp processing plant in South Bend, WA with an additional 50+ employees. For more information, visit www.ilwacofish.com. Jessie’s Ilwaco Fish Company will be represented by Don Alber.

Let’s Stay in Touch! On our website at www.pnwa.net Are you on our Nor’wester newsletter mailing list? Like the PNWA Facebook page!

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MONDAY, JUNE 27

~ All events in Clark/Sacajawea Rooms unless otherwise noted ~ 10:00 am

PNWA Executive Committee Meeting

1:00 pm

Welcome to the PNWA 2016 Summer Conference and Walla Walla Kristin Meira, Executive Director, PNWA Captain Paul Amos, Columbia River Pilots & PNWA President Mike Fredrickson, Commissioner, Port of Walla Walla

1:45 pm

Water Matters - Irrigation and Water Supply Opportunities and Innovations Jay Hester, Executive Director, Port of Sunnyside Craig Simpson, Manager, East Columbia Basin Irrigation District Chris Voigt, Executive Director, Washington State Potato Commission

2:30 pm

The Long Haul West - Northwest Rail Update Greg Guthrie, Director of Marketing, Railway Agricultural Products, BNSF Railway Company

3:15 pm

Break

3:30 pm

Preparing for the 2016-2017 Extended Lock Closure Update Jeffrey Ament, Project Manager, Portland District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Harold Thomas, Asset Manager - Operations Division, Walla Walla District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

4:30 pm

Tour of the Port of Walla Walla - RSVP required (meet in North parking lot) Includes round trip transportation to evening reception!

(Walla Walla Board Room - Executive Committee only, please)

Summer Conference Reception 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Stay connected during the meeting! Wi-Fi Password: 06MWH2016

Dunham Cellars, Hangar Lounge 150 E Boeing Ave Walla Walla, WA 99362 Please join us as we recognize our Distinguished Service Award recipients!

Jim Kuntz

LTC Timothy Vail

6:30 am - 8:30 am

Complimentary breakfast buffet for hotel guests at the Marc Restaurant

9:00 am

It’s Always Sunny Above the Clouds - Regional Airport Issues Rick Finn, Federal Government Relations Manager, Port of Portland Randy Hayden, Executive Director, Port of Pasco Scott Keller, Executive Director, Port of Benton

9:45 am

Columbia River Treaty Review Captain Paul Amos, Pilot, Columbia River Pilots Ben McMakin, Principal, Van Ness Feldman Rob Rich, Vice President, Marine Services, Shaver Transportation Company

10:30 am

PNWA Consultant Member Panel Matthew Donahue, Regional Manager/ADCI Dive, Collins Engineers, Inc. Francis Naglich, Senior Wetland Biologist/Principal, Ecological Land Services, Inc. Carol Ruiz, Principal/Project Manager, Gibbs & Olson

11:15 am

Break

11:30 am

Shifting Currents - State Issues Impacting Northwest Ports Eric Johnson, Executive Director, Washington Public Ports Association Mark Landauer, Executive Director, Oregon Public Ports Association

12:15 pm

Lunch and Guest Speakers: FCRPS BiOp Decision Review Walt Evans, Attorney, Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt Clay Norris, Power Manager, Tacoma Public Utilities

1:30 pm

Northwest Innovations and Opportunities From Farm to Tables Worldwide: Ranie Haas, Director of Regulatory and Industry Affairs, Washington State Tree Fruit Association Fiber for All: Tom Kammerzell, Commissioner/District 3, Port of Whitman County Serving up Servers: Kim B. Puzey, General Manager, Port of Umatilla

TUESDAY, JUNE 28

~ All events in Clark/Sacajawea Rooms unless otherwise noted ~

th Guiding Every Reception Voyage – Northwest Pilot Panel 2:15 pm PNWA’s Gala 80 Anniversary Captain Paul Amos, Pilot, Columbia River Pilots Discovery Ballroom AB Michael Titone, CFO andrecipients Industry Liaison, Join us as we recognize our 2014 of the Columbia River Bar Pilots PNWA Distinguished Service Awards! Break 3:00 pm

3:15 pm

MARAD Highlights Captain Robert Loken, Director, Port Infrastructure Development - PNW, MARAD

3:30 pm

Tasting Event! Wines of the Walla Walla Region Duane Wollmuth, Executive Director, Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance

4:15 pm - 5:45 pm

Inland Ports & Navigation Group (IPNG) Meeting (Lewis Room - IPNG members only, please)

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 ATTENDEES

8:00 am

Breakfast and PNWA Board of Directors Meeting All PNWA members welcome, Lewis/Clark Room

11:00 am

Meeting Adjourned - Thank you for coming!

Name

Title

Company

Rachel Allison

Biologist

Ecological Land Services

Andrew Allison

Wetland Scientist

Ecological Land Services

Jeffrey Ament

Project Manager

USACE, Portland District

Paul Amos

Pilot

Columbia River Pilots

Mike Avent

Commissioner

Port of St. Helens

Doug Averett

Commissioner

Port of Longview

Tom Baffney

Legal Counsel

Port of Walla Walla

Bob Bagaason

Commissioner

Port of Longview

Alan Basso

Commissioner

Port of Kalama

Josh Beaner

Operations Director

Port of Anacortes

Byron Behne

Marketing Manager

Northwest Grain Growers

Peter Bennett

VP, Business Development - Bulk Products

Millennium Bulk Terminals

Jaynie Bentz

Assistant Port Manager

Port of Lewiston

Karey Bock

Senior Biologist/Environmental Scientist

Ecological Land Services

Jenny Carlson

Senior Project Manager

OBEC Consulting Engineers

Scott Carlton

Regional Director

U.S. Representative Raúl Labrador

Cahri Citron

Longshorewoman

ILWU, Local Vancouver, Washington

Cager Clabaugh

Longshore worker

ILWU, Puget Sound District Council

Bronwyn Cummings

Administrative Specialist

USACE, Portland District

Bob Curcio

President

Tidewater Barge Lines

Rick Davis

Port Commissioner

Port of Clarkston

Brian Dodge

Legislative Representative

Inland Boatmen's Union of the Pacific

David Doeringsfeld

Port Manager

Port of Lewiston

Matt Donahue

Regional Manager/ADCI Diver – Washington

Collins Engineers, Inc.

Kayla Dunlap

Public Affairs Manager

Port of Grays Harbor

Ron Dunning

Commissioner

Port of Walla Walla

Walt Evans

Attorney

Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt

Rick Finn

Federal Affairs Manager

Port of Portland

Mike Fredrickson

Commissioner

Port of Walla Walla

Mark Freeman

Ports Coordinator

Business Oregon

Paul Gerola

Economic Development Director

Port of Walla Walla

Title

Company

Guy Glenn Peter Godlewski Jess Groves William Gunderson Greg Guthrie Ranie Haas Jane Hagarty Dave Harlan Ryan Hart Mary Hasenoehrl Michelle Havey Randy Hayden Ashley Helenberg Michelle Hennings Jay Hester Hal Hiemstra Scott Hughes Rian Johnson Eric Johnson Kelley Jorgensen Tom Kammerzell Roy Keck Wanda Keefer Scott Keller Jerry Klemm Jim Knight David Konz Norman Krehbiel Mark Landauer Robert D. Larson Lisa Lefeber Dale R. Lewis Mandy Lill John Lindgren

Port Manager Government Relations Associate President, Port of Cascade Locks Vice President Director of Marketing Director, Regulatory & Industry Affairs Commissioner Ports Manager Chief External Affairs Officer Port Commissioner Consultant Executive Director Director of External Affairs Executive Director Executive Director Partner Port Commissioner Senior Engineer/Principal Executive Director Conservation Program Manager Commissioner Commissioner Port Manager Executive Director Port Commissioner Executive Director Government Affairs Interim Chief Executive Officer Executive Director Commissioner Director, Strategic Communications & Policy District Issue Work Director Marketing Specialist Production Manager

Port of Ilwaco and Port of Chinook PNWA Port of Cascade Locks PND Engineers, Inc. BNSF Railway Company, Washington State Tree Fruit Association Port of Benton Business Oregon Port of Vancouver USA Port of Lewiston Hart Crowser Port of Pasco Port of Longview Washington Association of Wheat Growers Port of Sunnyside Summit Strategies Government Affairs Port of Ridgefield PND Engineers, Inc. Washington Public Ports Association Plas Newydd Farm Port of Whitman County Port of Benton Port of Clarkston Port of Benton Port of Lewiston Port of Astoria Tidewater Barge Lines Port of Longview Oregon Public Ports Association Port of Benton Port of Everett U.S. Representative Jaime Herrera Beutler Ecological Land Services United Grain Corporation

Capt. Robert Loken

Director - PNW, AK, GU, and HI Gateways

Maritime Administration (MARAD)

John Love Terry Luttrell Don Mann Ryan McFarland Dan McKisson Scott McMahon Ben McMakin Stephen McWilliams Kristin Meira Michael Melder Tom Mergy

Commissioner Commissioner Economic Development Manager Policy Analyst Legislative Representative Senior Project Manager Principal Project Engineer Executive Director Civil Engineer Senior Geologist

Port of Whitman County Port of St. Helens Port of Cascade Locks Port of Seattle ILWU, Local 19 BergerABAM Van Ness Feldman Gibbs & Olson PNWA PBS Engineering and Environmental Inc. PBS Engineering and Environmental Inc.

ATTENDEES

Name

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ATTENDEES

Name

Title

Company

Kate Mickelson

Executive Director

Columbia River Steamship Operators' Assoc.

Richard Mitchell

Attorney

Miller Nash Graham & Dunn

David Moore-Reeploeg

Central Washington Director

U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell

Debbie Morrison

Office Manager

Lewis Clark Terminal, Inc.

Francis Naglich

Principal/Senior Wetland Biologist

Ecological Land Services

Clay Norris

Power Manager

Tacoma Public Utilities

Jerry Oliver

Commissioner

Port of Vancouver USA

Brennan Olsen

Cadet

USACE, Portland District

Marvin Padberg

Commissioner

Port of Morrow

Stan Pinnick

Commissioner

Port of Grays Harbor

Kim B. Puzey

General Manager

Port of Umatilla

Rob Rich

V.P. Marine Services

Shaver Transportation Company

Carol Ruiz

Principal, Project Manager

Gibbs & Olson

Abbi Russell

Communications Manager

Port of Vancouver USA

Genevieve Scholl

Communications & Special Projects Mgr.

Port of Hood River

Brian Shortt

Commission President

Port of Hood River

Bill Shuler

Commissioner

Port of Skagit

Craig Simpson

Manager

East Columbia Basin Irrigation District

Debbie Snell

Properties & Development Manager

Port of Whitman County

Glen Squires

Chief Executive Officer

Washington Grain Commission

Troy Stariha

Commissioner

Port of Kalama

Heather Stebbings

Government Relations Director

PNWA

Tom Stiger

Commissioner

Port of Everett

Peter Swant

Commissioner

Port of Walla Walla

Randy Sweet

Commissioner

Port of Kalama

Hal Thomas

Operations Division, Business Line Mgr.

USACE, Walla Walla District

Mike Thomason

Port Commissioner

Port of Lewiston

Michael Titone

CFO & Industry Liaison

Columbia River Bar Pilots

Patrick Trapp

Executive Director

Port of St. Helens

Rich Truax

Vice President

RSEC Environmental & Engineering, Inc.

LTC Timothy R. Vail

Commander

USACE, Walla Walla District

Chris Voigt

Executive Director

Washington State Potato Commission

Carissa Watanabe

Environmental Scientist

BergerABAM

Dwane Watsek

Chief, Operations Division

USACE, Portland District

Mark Wilson

Executive Director

Port of Kalama

Jeff Wilson

Commissioner

Port of Longview

Brian Winningham

Economist

BST Associates

Duane Wollmuth

Executive Director

Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance

333 SW First Avenue, Portland, OR 97204 (503) 808-5150 [email protected]

Jeff Ament is a Project Manager in the Planning, Programs and Project Management Division of the Portland District. He assumed this position in April 2012. He is currently the Project Manager for The Dalles 2016-17 Extended Navigation Lock Outage. In 1983, he earned a BS degree in Electrical Engineering Technology from University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. Upon graduation, he worked for General Dynamics designing test equipment for Stinger Missile System. In 1995 he earned a MS degree in Civil Engineering with an emphasis in Structural Engineering from California State University, Fullerton. Upon graduation he worked for two small consulting firms designing sawmills. Jeff began his career with the Corps in September 2000 as a Structural Engineer in the Structural and Architectural Design Section at Portland District, performing structural design on projects like the Cougar temperature control tower. Jeff progressed into a Technical Lead position within the Structural and Architectural Design Section. He led teams that designed and built, among others, The Dalles Spillwall, The Dalles Navigation Lock Miter Gate Replacement, and Foster Adult Fish Facility. Jeff currently serves as a Project Manager leading teams like The Dalles 2016-17 Extended Navigation Lock Outage, and Detroit Temperature Control and Downstream Passage. He is a registered professional civil engineer in the states of Oregon and California and a member of the Structural Engineers Association of Oregon.

Captain Paul Amos, Pilot, Columbia River Pilots

13225 North Lombard Street, Portland, OR 97203 (503) 289-9924 [email protected] Paul was born and raised in Denton, Texas. In 1974, he permanently relocated to the Pacific Northwest where he was employed continuously in the tug and barge industry for 16 years. From 1980 to 1990 he worked as a captain on towing vessels on the Columbia/Willamette/Snake River system. He has a wide range of experience on various types of towing vessels but the majority of those years were spent on grain barge tows between Portland, OR and Lewiston, ID. For the last 26 years, Paul has been a Columbia River Pilot. As a member of the Columbia River Pilots (COLRIP) he served two years as Treasurer and was Vice President in 1999. He was re-elected as Vice President in 2006. Shortly afterwards he became President and served continuously in that position through 2014. He was also deeply involved in developing COLRIP’s AIS-based navigation system and continues to work on improvements to that system. He is currently the President of the Pacific Northwest Waterways Association, is a past Chairman of the Lower Columbia Region Harbor Safety Committee and has served on a variety of industry related boards and committees. Paul is married to a sailor, Della, one of the first women to graduate from Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy. He has 3 adult children and lives in Vancouver, WA.

SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES & CONTACT INFORMATION

Jeffrey Ament, PE, Project Manager, Portland District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Matt Donahue, Regional Manager/Diver, Collins Engineers, Inc. 1001 Fourth Avenue, Suite 4305, Seattle, WA 98154 (206) 682-2140 [email protected]

Mr. Donahue is a Civil/Structural Engineer with over 25 years of experience in engineering research, remote field operations, construction management and design consulting. He has a broad background in structural, geotechnical and environmental engineering with project experience in cold region logistics and construction, marine and waterfront earthquake resistant design, underwater structural inspection, Superfund site closure, landfill construction, water resource management, project scheduling, cost estimating, permitting and conflict resolution. Mr. Donahue has been charged with lead and supervisory responsibilities for many of these projects with several under adverse conditions in an international setting. Mr. Donahue is also a commercial diver and is certified by the Association of Diving Contractors International (ADCI).

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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES & CONTACT INFORMATION

Walt Evans, Attorney, Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt

1211 SW 5th Avenue, Suite #1900, Portland, OR 97204 (503) 796-3731 [email protected] For over 30 years, Walt Evans has represented Pacific Northwest ports, tug and barge companies and other water-related businesses in their efforts to bring economic development and job growth to the region. Walt first helped NW towboat companies in the early 1980s, when major water resource development changes were proposed and debated. He and his clients first opposed and then helped shape elements of the landmark 1986 Water Resources Development Act which imposed for the first time various cost-sharing elements for water projects. He began helping PNW ports shortly thereafter, and has helped port clients ever since. As a member of the business group at Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, Walt has helped ports solve a wide variety of issues, often in the regulatory or legislative arenas. He is part of a Schwabe team that specializes in admiralty, environmental, land use, condemnation, construction, real estate and waterfront development for port and water-related clients throughout the Northwest. Throughout, he has worked with officials in the Corps of Engineers at the District, Division and Headquarters levels on behalf of waterfront and water-based entities. Walt has both formed and participated in coalition and association efforts to shape water policy initiatives (and to oppose, from time to time, some misguided proposals). Working with the Corps, he also has helped to secure special legislation to obtain needed permits and to access various government programs.

Rick Finn, Federal Affairs Manager, Port of Portland

7200 NE Airport Way, Portland, OR 97218 (503) 415-6045 [email protected] Rick Finn joined the Port of Portland in June 1999 as the Federal Affairs Manager. In that position, he advocates for the Port’s federal interests within the U.S. Congress and Executive Branch. Before joining the Port of Portland, Rick served as the Senior Country Director for Korea in the Office of the Secretary of Defense in Washington, D.C. He provided analysis and recommendations on the wide range of security matters that concern the United States on the Korean Peninsula. Beginning in 1981, Rick served on the professional staff of the Senate Armed Services Committee. During his 14 years on the Committee staff, Rick assisted three different Chairmen of the Committee—Senators John Tower, Barry Goldwater, and Sam Nunn. His responsibilities included several international security issues. Rick also worked on the Committee’s three-year project (1983-1986) to reorganize the Defense Department, which culminated in the GoldwaterNichols Department of Defense Reorganization Act of 1986.

Greg Guthrie, Director of Marketing, Agricultural Products, BNSF Railway

1313 West 11th Street, Vancouver, WA 98660 (360) 418-6404 [email protected] Greg Guthrie currently serves as Director of Marketing for BNSF Railway’s Agricultural Products Group in Vancouver, Washington. He primarily focuses on project development, forecasting and export logistical coordination. Greg also leads BNSF’s agricultural community engagement programs including the BNSF Regional Ombudsman Program, the Ag Rail Business Council and numerous other local, regional and national outreach efforts. In addition, he serves as a member of the Surface Transportation Board’s National Rail Car Council and on the Portland, Oregon based Wheat Marketing Center Board of Directors. Greg began his railroad career in 1991 as a Grain Specialist with BNSF at its Fort Worth, Texas headquarters. He re-located to the Portland area in 1993 to manage BNSF’s Pacific Northwest export grain business portfolio. After graduation from the University of Iowa in 1980, Greg began his professional career as a grain merchant at CGF Grain in Topeka, Kansas. He later served in several wheat trading and transportation related positions with United Grain in Portland, Oregon prior to joining BNSF. Greg and his wife Ayse, reside in Beaverton, Oregon.

105 South 18th Street, Suite 116, Yakima, WA 98901, (509) 452-8555 [email protected]

Ranie Haas is the Director of Regulatory and Industry Affairs at Washington State Tree Fruit Association (WSTFA). Prior to joining the WSTFA, she worked in sales at Washington Fruit & Produce in Yakima, WA. She also worked for Busch Agricultural Resources (Anhueuser-Busch) and was an aide to U.S. Representative Doc Hastings for 6 years. Ranie received her Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Central Washington University in 1997. She resides in Tieton, WA enjoying life on her small farm.

Randy Hayden, Executive Director, Port of Pasco

1110 Osprey Pointe Avenue, Pasco, WA 99301 (509) 547-3378 [email protected] Randy Hayden is the Executive Director at the Port of Pasco where he has worked for the past 15 years. Randy graduated from the University of Washington in 1988 with a degree in Civil Engineering and earned his Professional Engineer’s license in 1993. Before joining the Port, Randy worked as a private consultant in the Tri-Cities Washington. Randy serves on the Boards of the Benton-Franklin Good Roads Association, Washington Public Ports Association, Pacific Northwest Waterways Association, the state Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB), and serves as an Ex-Officio member of the Tri-Cities and Pasco Chambers of Commerce. Randy is a Tri-City native. He is married to Anette Hayden, a nurse at the Hospice House, and they have three children, Noah (15), Tove (13) and Magnus (11). They spend a lot of time with kids’ sports and dance activities and enjoy camping and biking.

Jay Hester, Executive Director, Port of Sunnyside

520 S 7th Street, Sunnyside, WA 98944 (509) 839-7678 [email protected] Jay Hester was named the Executive Director for the Port of Sunnyside in 2013. Since that time, he has worked to set the vision and strategy for a staff of 16 employees. Before being named Director, Hester served as the Port’s Property Development and Project Manager since 2007. Jay is a native of Sunnyside. His community involvement includes leadership roles in Sunnyside Day Break Rotary and a position on the executive board of the Yakima County Development Association. He served four years in the United States Air Force and returned to Sunnyside with a degree in Business Management. Jay and his wife Tiffanie have two children, Addison (10) and Owen (7). As a family they enjoy mountain biking, restoring cars, and taking care of his yard.

SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES & CONTACT INFORMATION

Ranie Haas, Director of Regulatory & Industry Affairs, WA State Tree Fruit Assoc.

Eric D. Johnson, Executive Director, Washington Public Ports Association P.O. Box 1518, Olympia, WA 98507 (360) 943-0760 [email protected]

Eric Johnson was appointed Executive Director of the Washington Public Ports Association effective January 2009. As Executive Director, Eric represents the state ports' interests to state and federal elected and appointed officials as well as to international and domestic business, trade and investment interests. Eric is also responsible for directing the day-to-day operations of the Association, including administration, budget, communications, policy and strategic planning functions. Eric Johnson joined the Washington Public Ports Association in 1988 as the Environmental Affairs Director. Then in December of 2006, he was promoted to Deputy Director. Eric received a Bachelor's degree in biology and political science from Pacific Lutheran University. He is also a graduate of the University of Washington's Graduate School of Public Affairs, receiving a Master's in Public Administration with a concentration in environmental policy and natural resource management. Prior to joining WPPA, he worked for the Washington State Senate. A native of Washington State, he lives in Olympia.

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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES & CONTACT INFORMATION

Tom Kammerzell, Commissioner/District 3, Port of Whitman County

302 N Mill Street, Colfax, WA, 99111 (509) 397-3791 [email protected] Tom has served on the Port of Whitman County Commission since 2012. He is a lifelong citizen of Whitman County and owner/operator of Maple K Farms LLC, an agricultural endeavor focused on grass-fed Highland beef and commercial grain production. He has participated in public service for the last 25 years including: 16 years on the Colfax Planning Commission; 7 years on the Colfax City Council; 5 years as a Whitman County Conservation District Supervisor; and 4 years as the Whitman County Cattlemen’s President. Tom and his wife Cheryl live on the family farm in Wilcox, Washington. They have three children and three grandchildren.

Scott D. Keller, PPM, Executive Director of the Port of Benton

3250 Port of Benton Boulevard, Richland, WA 99354 (509) 375-3060 [email protected] Scott’s tenure at the Port of Benton began as the Assistant Executive Director/Airport Director in 1989. After thirteen years, he was appointed to the Executive Director position. Scott is responsible for assets of approximately $60 million, including over 2000 acres of land, fifty buildings, two airports, a barge facility, a short line railroad, a park and a staff of twenty-one. He recently completed the Professional Port Manager certification program through the American Association of Port Authorities. The primary mission of the Port of Benton is economic development. Scott’s professional experience includes working as a mortgage loan officer at a commercial lending bank and working in the real estate and insurance industries. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in economics from Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana. Scott is involved in many civic organizations including: Tri-Cities Visitor & Convention Bureau, TriCities Research District, the Tri-Cities and Prosser Chambers of Commerce. Scott’s professional memberships include: the American Association of Port Authorities, Washington Public Ports Association, Washington Airport Managers Association, Pacific Northwest Waterways Association, TRIDEC, Prosser Economic Development Association and Richland Rotary Club. Scott has twin daughters, Jennifer lives in Denver and Nicole lives in Bellingham.

Mark Landauer, Executive Director, Oregon Public Ports Association

727 Center Street, NE, Salem, OR 97301 (503) 371-8667 [email protected] Mark J. Landauer is a graduate from Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington. He lived and worked on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. for eight years and served as a Legislative Assistant to U.S. Senator Mark O. Hatfield for 4 ½ years covering a variety of issue portfolios for the Senator. In 1998 he became a Lobbyist for the City of Portland covering housing, economic development, criminal law, fire, emergency communications, public contracting, urban renewal, transportation, finance and taxation among other issues. Mark also served as the interim director for the City of Portland’s Office of Government Relations from September 2005 to February 2006. He has represented the Special Districts Association of Oregon since 2008 focusing on water and wastewater issues among others, is the Executive Director of the Oregon Public Ports Association, and represents the Oregon Association of Water Utilities and the Columbia River Steamship Operators Association among others.

Captain Loken served on 10 ships and various shore commands including Commanding Officer of Joint Military Postal, Officer in Charge - Ship Repair, Ships First Lieutenant, Navigator, Weapons Officer, Operation Officer, Joint Intelligence, Port Operations, Tugmaster, and many more.

Captain Loken’s hometown is Bend, Oregon. He is a Graduate of the Naval War College for National Affairs, received a Masters of Public Administration from Golden Gate University, and earned a Bachelor of Arts from Columbia College. His personal military awards include the Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service Medal (three awards), Navy-Marine Corps Commendation Medal (seven awards) and the Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medal (three awards). He resides in Port Orchard, WA with his wife Chong Park-Loken.

Ben McMakin, Principal & Managing Director, Van Ness Feldman

1050 Thomas Jefferson Street, NW, Washington, DC 20007 (202) 298-1956 [email protected]

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Captain Robert (Bob) Loken, Director, Pacific Northwest Gateway, Alaska, Guam, and Hawaii, Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration Curt Thalken, PE, Senior President, Normandeau Jackson Federal Building, Col 915 (ret) Second Ave, Room 2608, Box 8,Vice Seattle, WA 98174 (206) 200-5744 [email protected] Associates, Inc. Curt Thalken has over 30 years of engineering experience including working in both austere and developed Selected and hired by MARAD in December 2010, Bob Loken is MARAD’s Director of the Pacific environments. He is currently the Senior Vice President, for Northwest Gateway (PNWG). The PNWG Office covers the largest area encompassing the States Operations atand Normandeau Inc., one of thestretching nation’s of Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Oregon, WashingtonAssociates as well as Western Canada largest environmental consulting with over from the Arctic and the Alberta Oil science Sands tobased the Northwest Territories and Britishfirms Columbia. Since250 his arrival at MARAD he has been involved with in port Anchorage, and employees located 19improvements offices in 12instates. PriorGuam, to joining Hawaii. The PNWG includes the third largest intermodal hub in United States (theU.S. PortsArmy of Normandeau, COL Thalkenport served onthe active duty in the Seattle and Tacoma), the largest ferry system in the United States (Washington State Ferry an engineer officer for over 25 Highway years, including System), the longest ferry as system in the country (Alaska Marine System),assignments the second most the United States Military West Point NY heavily used river corridor teaching in the U.S.at(Columbia/Snake system), the Academy, homeport foratthe largest fishing fleet in the U.S. (Seattle), major marine route for (Valdez, Alaska to PugetHis Sound), and commanding andomestic engineercrude battalion in Afghanistan. military numerous critical military installations byculminated the intermodal and well engineeringserved career as system, Commander ofover the one Newhundred England ports of all descriptions, from Nome, Alaska, to Coos Bay, Oregon, Lewiston, Idaho, to Honolulu District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) responsible for Harbor, to the Marianas Islands and ports in Canada. aspects of the Federal Government’s engineering efforts and regulatory programs within England. Hisenlisted, education includes Captain Loken was a career naval officer who worked hisNew way up through the warrant and a commissioned officer ranks. retired serving 38 years, with his final position the Navy’s BS He from the after United States Military Academy and MSasfrom Head of Enlisted Community Management. From Thayer 1972 in School Vietnam,oftoEngineering. Wars in Iraq and Dartmouth College’s HeAfghanistan, is a licensed

Ben McMakin served for almost two decades on Capitol Hill as a senior political and legislative advisor to Members of Congress from the Pacific Northwest. As chair of Van Ness Feldman’s Public Policy practice, Ben uses his comprehensive knowledge of Congress and the legislative process to advance client interests on an array of issues including clean tech, energy, biofuels, appropriations, transportation, defense and homeland security, and technology. Ben's clients include cities, ports, energy interests, and manufacturers. Prior to joining Van Ness Feldman in 2005, Ben served as the Legislative Director for Senator Patty Murray (D-WA), the senior senator from Washington State and a member of the Senate Democratic leadership team. In this position, Ben developed and implemented Senator Murray's legislative agenda, including her work with the Senate Appropriations Committee. Over his 17 year Capitol Hill career, Ben served as Legislative Director for Representative/Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) and as Legislative Director for Representative Mike Kopetski (D-OR). Ben’s experience included extensive work with members who served on key Congressional committees, including the Senate Appropriations Committee and the Ways and Means Committee and Energy and Commerce Committee in the House of Representatives. Ben is from Bandon, Oregon and is a rabid Oregon Duck fan.

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Francis Naglich, Senior Wetland Biologist/Principal, Ecological Land Services, Inc. 1157 3rd Avenue, Suite 220A, Longview, WA 98632 (360) 578-1371 [email protected]

Francis Naglich is the lead wetland biologist for ELS with over 24 years of experience in wetland delineation, functional assessment and categorization, permitting, monitoring, mitigation design, mitigation banking, restoration, inventory, buffer determination, and regulatory development and compliance. He has managed or played a key role in over 1,200 wetland related projects in western Washington, Oregon, and Alaska since 1990. He coordinates project biologists, reviews reports and other products for quality control and assurance, troubleshoots difficult delineations and problematic sites, and has provided expert witness testimony for a variety of environmental projects.

Clay Norris, Power Manager, Tacoma Power 3628 S. 35th Street Tacoma, WA 98409

Clay Norris was selected to lead Tacoma Power’s Power Management section in 2015. As the Power Manager, his responsibilities include planning and managing the power supply portfolio, resource planning, marketing and selling wholesale power, scheduling and dispatching electricity generated at Tacoma Power’s hydroelectric projects, managing the utility’s energy efficiency services, and April Snell, Executive Director, Oregon Watersolar Resources Congress overseeing its community program. 437 Union St. NE Salem, OR 97301, (503) 363-0121 Email: [email protected] Clay has more than 30 years of utility

experience, including a role as division director of power

resources for Director Eugene Water & Water Electric Board, senior vice president of planning and marketing for April Snell is the Executive of the Oregon Resources Congress (OWRC), a nonprofit association representing irrigation districts,ElectriCities water control districts, drainage districts, and and other agricultural water suppliers around the state who deliver water to roughly 1/3 in of North Carolina, various positions at Illinois Power Company. He has a B.A. of all irrigated in Oregon. been promoting and use of water rights and the wise Missouri stewardship University of water mathland and physicsOWRC fromhas Illinois College,theaprotection B.S. in electrical engineering from of resources since 1912. Prior to taking the helm as Executive Director in 2012, April served as OWRC’s Interim Executive Director for 5 Science and Technology and a MBA from the University of Illinois Springfield. Clay has served on months and Assistant Director for 4 ½ years. She previously worked at the Oregon Water Resources Department, where she worked several andstakeholders national and boards and executive committees, including the Generating Pool, extensively with theregional Department’s staff on water supply, water conservation, agency budget, andPublic legislative issues. Before working the natural resourcesNorth sector, April providedEnergy tutoring and career counseling services to learning college PublicinPower Council, American Standards Board, SERC, and disabled the North Carolina students.Transmission April has a Master’s in Public Administration, Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management, and Bachelor’s in Political Science Planning Collaborative. with honors, all from the University of Oregon. She has also been recognized as a McNair Scholar and an Oregon Sea Grant Fellow. She is married, livesPuzey, in Eugene and enjoys a variety of outdoor activities, camping, rafting, golf, and running. Kim B. General Manager, Port of including Umatilla

970 SE Fifth Street, Hermiston, Oregon 97838

(541) 379-9700 [email protected]

Kim B. Puzey has been General Manager of the Port of Umatilla and a member of the Pacific Northwest Waterways Association for twenty-two years. He has also been on the Blue Mountain Community College Board of Trustees, serving as Chairman of the Board on four separate occasions and overseeing the largest expansion of the college since the original inception more than fifty years ago. Kim worked on a ranch as a teenager and became a member of the United Steel Workers of America when he was eighteen years old. He has graduate degrees from Brigham Young University (Organizational Behavior) and Eastern New Mexico University (Religion). He spent time in the private sector designing, constructing and operating ethanol plants, including a stint as CEO of Cellulose International Corporation, a firm specializing in cellulosic ethanol production. Kim has taught graduate and undergraduate programs at Eastern New Mexico University and Chapman University. Kim lives in Hermiston, Oregon with his wife Julie. They are the parents of six adult children and grandparents of fourteen.

Rob Rich, Vice President, Marine Services, Shaver Transportation Company

4900 NW Front Avenue, Portland, OR 97210 (503) 228-8850 [email protected] Rob Rich is Vice President of Marine Services for Shaver Transportation Company. Mr. Rich’s marine transportation career on the Columbia Snake River System started in 1979 with the former Knappton Corporation in Portland OR, moving to Shaver in 1986. In addition to serving on the PNWA executive board and as Vice President, he has served as Columbia River chapter President for the Grain Elevator and Processors Society (GEAPS), board member and past President of Columbia River Steamship Operators Association (CRSOA), Oregon Maritime Museum board, and current President of the Columbia River Towboat Association (CRTA). Rob enjoys learning and sharing our Columbia River maritime history as well as getting out on the water with his family.

1157 3rd Avenue, Suite 219, Longview, WA 98632 (360) 425-0991 [email protected] Carol grew up in Longview and attended Washington State University, competing for the women’s track team as a javelin thrower, and graduating in 1993 with a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering. She obtained her Master of Science degree in civil engineering in 1995. Carol is a licensed engineer in Washington and Oregon. Starting her career working for a small engineering company in South Carolina, her work has focused mainly on transportation, site development, and stormwater design. She is a Principal at Gibbs & Olson with 21 years’ experience. Her site development and stormwater project experience includes working on the new McMenamins’ hotel at the Port of Kalama, several projects for the Port of Chehalis including the Pleasant Valley Wetland Mitigation Site, and the Barlow Point Site Evaluation for the Port of Longview. Carol is married with two daughters, ages 17 and 15. In her spare time, she enjoys running, hiking, coaching and playing soccer, sampling beer and wine, and traveling with her family.

Craig N. Simpson, P.E., Manager, East Columbia Basin Irrigation District P.O. Box E, Othello, WA 99344 (509) 488-9671 [email protected]

Mr. Simpson has been with the East District since 1995. He worked as a consulting engineer for ADA Engineering in Poulsbo, Washington prior to joining the East District as the District Engineer. Mr. Simpson attended the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and Washington State University, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering. He is a registered professional engineer in Washington State. Mr. Simpson served as the President of Class XXV of the Washington Agriculture and Forestry Leadership Foundation. He is on the Board of Directors of the Pacific Northwest Waterways Association and the Northwest Irrigation Operators. He serves on the Board of the Washington State Water Resources Association and was a past president. He co-chairs the Waterpower Taskforce for the National Water Resources Association. He is also a member of the Columbia River Policy Advisory Group. Mr. Simpson has served the District in the position of Secretary-Manager since May 1, 2007.

Harold E. Thomas, P.E., Asset Manager, Asset Management/Operations Division Walla Walla District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 201 N 3rd Avenue, Walla Walla, WA 99362 (509) 527-7113 [email protected]

Harold E. (Hal) Thomas was appointed in October 2014 to the position of Asset Manager, Operations Division, for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Walla Walla District. Mr. Thomas supports the District Commander, the Chief, Operations Division, and the operating projects. He provides assistance, guidance and liaison with Division and USACE Headquarters on the long term asset planning and management of six multipurpose hydroelectric projects; five navigation locks; fish passage, collection and transport facilities; two flood damage reduction projects; two levee protection systems; and 66,700 acres of project lands available for public recreation, wildlife habitat, wildlife mitigation, and water-related industrial development. Mr. Thomas also provides Operations contingency and emergency planning assistance and liaison with the Readiness Office.

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Carol Ruiz, P.E., Principal, Gibbs & Olson

In 1973, Mr. Thomas graduated from the University of Washington, Seattle, with a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering. He also earned a Master of Science degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Colorado in 1978 and a Masters of Arts degree in strategic/international studies from the Naval War College in 1991. He is a Registered Professional Engineer in Washington State and Virginia. Mr. Thomas served as a Surface Warfare Officer on Navy Fleet units and subsequently began his facilities career with the U.S. Navy Civil Engineer Corps where served in various positions of increasing responsibility and challenge around the world. He transitioned to the private sector construction industry and in 1996 moved to Walla Walla, where he served as the City’s Public Works Director. He started work with the Walla Walla District in 2008, serving as the Operations Division Business Line Manager. He was requested to help support overseas Navy facilities operations and temporarily transferred in 2011 to the European Division of the Naval Facilities Engineering Command as Director of Engineering and Construction for NATO/US. Navy in Sigonella, Sicily supporting special operations deployments in the Africa/Middle East theaters. He returned to the Walla Walla District in October 2014. Commendations accorded Mr. Thomas include numerous military awards and US Army civilian service performance awards. Mr. Thomas enjoys sailing, travelling, and building things. He is married and enjoys time with his wife, family, friends and pets.

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Michael Titone, CFO and Industry Liaison, Columbia River Bar Pilots 100 16th Street, Astoria, OR 97103 (503) 325-2641 [email protected]

Michael Titone is the CFO and Industry Liaison for the Columbia River Bar Pilots (CRBP). He participates in all aspects of administrative and operational management for this group of state licensed pilots. Michael provides financial oversight for $20,000,000 of transportation assets, which include two ocean going pilot boats and a helicopter. The Columbia River Bar Pilots guide ocean going vessels between the Pacific Ocean and Astoria Oregon. Michael has over 25 years of maritime management experience. Prior to joining the Columbia River Bar Pilots in 2014, Michael was the Executive Director of the Mississippi River Maritime Association for 15 years. He came to the Pacific Northwest as the Executive Director of the Columbia River Steamship Operators Association in 2012. Michael served as CFO of the Gulf Services Group for 7 years in the 1990’s. These 9 corporate entities provided stevedoring and logistical services in the Ports of Baton Rouge, New Orleans and Lake Charles. Michael was an Army ROTC Scholarship recipient and attended Louisiana State University. He majored in Accounting and graduated with honors (Magna cum Laude). Upon graduation, he served 4 years as a logistics Army Officer, attaining the rank of Captain. He is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA Inactive), and a Certified Internal Auditor (CIA Inactive). April Snell, Executive Director, Oregon Water Resources Congress 437 Union St. NE Salem, OR 97301, (503) 363-0121 Email: [email protected] Chris Voigt, Executive Director, Washington

State Potato Commission

Interlake Road, Lake,Resources WA 98837 (509) 765-8845 [email protected] April Snell is 108 the Executive Director of theMoses Oregon Water Congress (OWRC), a nonprofit association representing irrigation districts, water control districts, drainage districts, and other agricultural water suppliers around the state who deliver water to roughly 1/3 of all irrigated landain2Oregon. hasin been promoting theVoigt, protection use of waterDirector rights and of thethe wiseWashington stewardship of water For monthOWRC period 2010, Chris theand Executive State Potato resources since 1912. Prior to taking the helm as Executive Director in 2012, April served as OWRC’s Interim Executive Director for 5 Commission, ate more potatoes than anyone else in the world. He was out to prove that potatoes months and Assistant Director for 4 ½ years. She previously worked at the Oregon Water Resources Department, where she worked were nutritious that youand could literally live off of conservation, them if youagency had budget, to. When he’s not out extensively with the so Department’s stakeholders staff on water supply, water and legislative issues. Before working in the natural resources sector, provided and the career counseling services to learning college promoting the potato, his April normal daytutoring job with Washington State Potatodisabled Commission is focused students. April a Master’s in Public Administration, Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management, and Bachelor’s Political Science and onhas managing potato research, opening new international markets, and workinginon legislative with honors, all from the University of Oregon. She has also been recognized as a McNair Scholar and an Oregon Sea Grant Fellow. regulatory issues. He is a graduate of Oregon State University with a B.S. degree in Agriculture His real passion is spending time with his family pursuing numerous outdoor adventures.

She is married, lives in Eugene andlives enjoysin a variety of outdoor including rafting, golf,have and running. Economics and Moses Lake. activities, Chris and his camping, wife Stephanie 2 children.

Duane Wollmuth, Executive Director, Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance

5 West Alder, Suite 24, Walla Walla, WA 99362 (509) 526-3117 [email protected] Duane has been the Executive Director of the Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance since June, 2011. The Wine Alliance is a non-profit membership organization consisting of winery, wine grape grower and affiliate members. Founded in 2001, the Wine Alliance’s mission is to market and promote the Walla Walla Valley wine region and industry. Under Duane’s leadership, the Wine Alliance has continued to help the Walla Walla Valley maintain recognition as Washington State’s leading wine region, both in terms of number of wineries and recognition. The Wine Alliance is widely recognized as one of the Pacific Northwest’s leading wine industry organizations having created the Northwest’s first mobile wine tour application, Alaska Airline’s Taste and Tote wine baggage check-in program, one of the premier regional winery guides, and some of the most sought after wine tasting events. Prior to his current position with the Wine Alliance, Duane was a founding partner of Three Rivers Winery, which was started in 1999 and sold in 2009. Under his guidance, Three Rivers grew to an annual production of 15,000 cases and became the Valley’s eighth largest winery. Duane and his wife, Mary, have also owned and operated Biscuit Ridge Vineyards in the Walla Walla Valley since 1998. Since moving to Walla Walla in 1995, he has been integrally involved in a number of charitable and non-profit organizations. He has served on local, regional and state-wide tourism boards including the Washington Tourism Alliance, the Washington State Tourism Commission, and the Washington Tourism Advisory Board. Duane sits on the Board of Directors for Tourism Walla Walla and the Advisory Board for Walla Walla Community College’s Center of Enology and Viticulture. He holds a Masters of Business Administration degree from the University of Washington, a Master of Science in Outdoor Recreation Management from the University of Minnesota, and a Bachelor of Science in Outdoor Recreation Management and Tourism from Oregon State University.

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Established in 1951, BergerABAM is a multidisciplinary consulting firm that offers an exceptional portfolio of services in the areas of civil and structural, marine, building, and transportation planning and engineering; environmental projects including natural resources assessment and permitting; land-use planning and public involvement; project management; and construction management and support. The firm has completed an array of waterfront projects for clients throughout the Pacific Northwest and around the world, including strategic business plans, visioning plans, and planning and construction of integrated port complexes, piers, wharves, container and bulk terminals, breakwaters, ferry terminals, barge facilities, intermodal rail yards, container storage yards, public piers, and marina facilities. BergerABAM has completed most of the strategic business plans that direct the operations of many Oregon ports and has provided comprehensive plans and schemes for several Washington ports. Additionally, BergerABAM is working with several industrial clients on upland and waterfront facilities associated with energy and bulk commodities.

PNGC Power is a Portland-based electric generation and transmission (G&T) cooperative owned by 15 Northwest electric distribution cooperative utilities with service territory in seven western states (Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Nevada and Wyoming). The company creates value for its member systems by providing power supply, transmission and other management services. PNGC Power is an aggregator of geographically diverse loads in the region and became the first electric cooperative in the country to receive a power marketing license from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. More information about PNGC Power can be found at www.pngcpower.com.

The Port of Longview is the first full-service bulk/breakbulk operating port with strategic transportation connections on the deep-draft Columbia River. Port facilities include eight marine terminals and waterfront industrial property with direct connections to main-line rail and interstate highway. Serving as the connection point between Washington and the rest of the world, the Port of Longview creates jobs, supports local programs and contributes revenue back to the community to continually improve the quality of life for its residents. Port of Longview is “Washington’s Working Port.”

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The Port of Walla Walla is the lead economic development agency in Walla Walla County. They measure success in terms of their ability to create and retain family wage jobs. The Port makes strategic investments in real estate and facilities that help attract new private investment and jobs. The Port has been the recipient of the “Port of the Year Award” by the Washington Public Ports Association, and has also received the Governor’s award for best practices in economic development for the Railex Produce Distributor Center located in western Walla Walla County. United Grain Corporation (UGC) is a bulk grain export company located in Vancouver, Washington USA. Formed in 1969, UGC quickly established itself as a premier wheat export company delivering high quality products to customers overseas and superior services to suppliers across the Pacific Northwest. The increase in world population coupled with the shift of food demand towards a more protein rich diet, propelled UGC to expand operations to include the handling of feed grains and oilseeds. In 2011, UGC embarked in a supply chain expansion to both inland and export terminals in order to accommodate an array of bulk product offerings: wheat, feed grains, and oilseeds. Today our Vancouver Export Terminal (VET) boasts the largest storage capacity on the US West Coast at 220,000 metric tons (8 million bushels) with an annual handling capacity of 5 million tons. Van Ness Feldman is a nationally recognized law and policy firm providing legal counsel, thought leadership, and policy strategy to clients navigating the complex intersection between business and government. Van Ness Feldman professionals have a deep familiarity with port governance including permitting, development, and operational issues facing port districts and their commercial and industrial facilities, including marine terminal facilities. The firm’s attorneys and policy professionals represent clients, including ports, in substantial matters involving regulatory compliance and permitting, leasing and property acquisition/disposition, local legislative actions related to land use and economic development, government relations, utility infrastructure planning, hazardous waste and contaminated sites, climate change, and administrative and judicial litigation related to all aspects of the development and use of these types of property. In addition, our professionals are well versed in drafting and negotiating public contracts with other agencies, businesses, vendors, and contractors ranging from simple business arrangements to complex, multi-year operation and maintenance agreements and utility agreements. With over 100 professionals in Washington D.C. and Seattle, Van Ness Feldman is renowned for representing clients in the inter-related areas of energy, the environment, natural resources, public lands, real estate, land use, and infrastructure development.

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The Columbia River Steamship Operators’ Association, Inc. (CRSOA), established in 1922, consists of members representing ship owners, operators, agents, tow companies, and bunkering companies along the Oregon Coast and Columbia/Willamette River Systems. The mission of the CRSOA is to facilitate trade, provide business leadership, exercise principles of environmental stewardship, serve as an industry focal point, and promote operating policies and practices that are safe, reliable, efficient, and cost effective.

The Northwest Seaport Alliance is a marine cargo operating partnership of the ports of Seattle and Tacoma. Combined, the ports are the fourth-largest container gateway in North America. Under this port development authority, the ports manage the container, breakbulk, auto and bulk terminals in the Seattle and Tacoma harbors.

OBEC Consulting Engineers has excelled in the field of transportation, marine, civil and structural engineering since 1966 by providing clients with quality services and constructible engineering solutions on more than 3,000 projects throughout the Pacific Northwest. This year we are celebrating 50 years of successful civil and structural engineering projects. This reflects a continuous dedication to client satisfaction and providing quality projects that enhance communities, ports, and public infrastructure. OBEC has offices in Vancouver, Washington, and Lake Oswego, Salem, Eugene, and Medford, Oregon.

PBS Engineering and Environmental Inc. (PBS) and HDJ Design Group provide professional consulting and project delivery services throughout their nine offices in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. Their services include: Engineering, Geo-Environmental Services, Health & Safety, Surveying, Landscape Architecture, and Natural Resource Planning. They pride ourselves in offering quality, local staff and responsive services to public and private clients. Our recent merger with regional engineering firm HDJ strengthens their in-house capabilities to provide transportation and traffic engineering, planning, surveying, and landscape architecture services.

Established in 1891, the Port of Portland owns four marine terminals on the Columbia and Willamette Rivers, including the only deep draft container terminal on the Columbia River. It also owns Portland International Airport, two general aviation airports, and several industrial parks. The Port is committed to enhancing the region's economy and quality of life by providing efficient cargo and air passenger access to national and global markets, and by promoting industrial development. For more information, visit www.portofportland.com.

Shaver Transportation Company Shaver Transportation Company is a fifth-generation family owned tug and barge company that has been providing a wide range of services to the Columbia Snake River System since 1880. Their modern fleet of line haul tugs, self-unloading grain barges, and high performance ship assist tractor tugs serve the CSRS import/export market. Shaver Transportation Company continually strives to provide the most efficient, cost effective and environmentally responsible transportation services to meet the ever changing requirements their customers need to maintain the competitive edge of the Columbia Snake River System.

Ecological Land Services, Inc. (ELS) with offices in Longview, at the Port of Camas-Washougal and the Port of Bremerton, acquire federal, state, and local permits for port developments and marine projects. Our services include wetland determination, delineation, mitigation and mitigation banking; permitting for dredging, marine terminals, and port facilities maintenance; critical areas studies; biological assessments and evaluations for ESA compliance; habitat inventories and wildlife and botanical surveys; ordinary high water mark determination; shoreline determination and permitting; aquatic surveys; stormwater and erosion control; agricultural oversight and strategic property management; expertise witness for shoreline substantial development and conditional use permits and defense against appeals. Notable recent ELS projects include the Columbia River Carbonates Marine Terminal in Woodland and the Port of Chehalis Regional General Permit #9 for Industrial Development (first of its kind for the Seattle District Army Corps of Engineers). For over 66 years, clients have trusted Gibbs & Olson for their civil engineering and land surveying needs. As you work to make your community a better place, Gibbs & Olson can partner with you to help plan, fund, design and implement your site development, stormwater, transportation, water and wastewater projects. Gibbs & Olson is committed to providing responsive and collaborative project delivery to their clients. They value client relationships, with principals and key personnel involved in day-to-day project management. This ensures clients receive consistent communication and the most qualified level of service. Gibbs & Olson believes positive collaboration occurs through cooperation with open, honest and frequent communication throughout each project. Their port experience includes working with Camas-Washougal, Chehalis, Grays Harbor, Kalama and Longview. To find out more about how Gibbs & Olson can help you, visit their website at www.gibbsolson.com, email [email protected], or call 360.425.0991.

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The Columbia River Pilots provide safe and efficient pilotage service to all ports on the Columbia River system. Columbia River Pilots are an association of 45 professional mariners licensed by the State of Oregon to provide maritime pilotage services to all ports on the lower Columbia and Willamette Rivers. Their pilots possess extensive navigational experience, local knowledge and ship-handling skills and are charged with safely and efficiently piloting vessels in all weather conditions, at all hours of the day and night, 365 days a year.

Millennium Bulk Terminals-Longview is in the permitting phase for development of a Coal Export Terminal that will revitalize trade along the Columbia River, create family -wage jobs for residents of Southwest Washington and generate millions of dollars in tax revenues that support communities throughout Washington State. Occupying a site previously used as an aluminum smelter in Longview, Washington, Millennium is an operating bulk materials terminal with existing infrastructure that includes a dock, rail storage and developable land. Idaho's only seaport, the Port of Lewiston is the most inland port on the Columbia Snake River System. The Port specializes in intermodal transportation - barge, rail and truck making it the perfect location for a variety of businesses. Assets range from the region's largest warehouse to the largest inland container crane on navigable waters. Three sites totaling almost 250 acres offer great potential for business development and expansion. Port of Lewiston - the most inland Port on the west coast! Tidewater Barge Lines, Terminals & Environmental Services is the largest inland marine transportation company west of the Mississippi River. They provide connections for truck, rail and waterborne freight throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Headquartered in Vancouver, Washington, their operating area spans 465 miles on the Columbia Snake River systems extending from the Port of Astoria, Oregon on the Pacific Coast to the inland Port of Lewiston, Idaho. With the addition of West Coast Marine to Tidewater, they now also offer a comprehensive range of onshore and offshore cleaning and waste transportation services to the marine and industrial business markets. West Coast Marine‘s services include ship cargo hold cleaning, industrial cleaning, hazardous and nonhazardous waste transportation, wet/dry vacuum services, and tank cleaning throughout Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and parts of California. Tidewater has approximately 300 employees and has been in business since 1932. Vancouver Energy is a partnership between Tesoro Refining & Marketing Company LLC and Savage Companies that is proposing a rail-to-marine transfer terminal at the Port of Vancouver USA. The joint venture was formed to use our experience and expertise to safely transport North American crude oil from rail to ship bound for refineries on the West Coast. Being a valued community partner is a significant part of who we are. We will bring hundreds of jobs and billions in economic benefit to the area, while enhancing energy independence and security for the nation.

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DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD WINNERS

PNWA is honored to recognize our Distinguished Service Award Winners!

Jim Kuntz Jim Kuntz joined the Port of Walla Walla first as their Airport Manager in 1989 and in 1990 as the Executive Director until 2016. During his tenure as Executive Director, several economic development projects made a difference in the economic vitality of Walla Walla County and Southeastern Washington. A few notable projects include the recruitment of Ingeniux, the Cott Corporation and the Railex Produce Distribution Center to the Walla Walla region. In 2012, Railex built the Railex Wine Services Warehouse. The 500,000 square foot climate controlled wine warehouse has capability of storing 5 million boxes of wine. Building this facility, represented a $20 million private investment and created 40 new jobs. Mr. Kuntz assisted with the transformation of the Walla Walla Regional Airport and Business Park. The transformation included a community coalition to preserve commercial air service, which resulted in a record level increase of passenger boardings in Walla Walla. Another component of the transformation, included building a new airport terminal building, rebuilding the airport’s main runway, refurbishing the airport’s aviation ramps, starting the Wine Incubator Program, remodeling dozens of buildings in the business park for small business. Today, there are 78 small businesses operation in the now branded as The Airport District.

Mr. Kuntz led the successful U.S. Highway 12 coalition with the goal to advocate transforming a dangerous two-lane to a four-lane freeway between Walla Walla and the Tri-Cities. To date over $300 million in transportation funding has been secured. Four out of six phases have been constructed, the fifth phase has been fully funded at $168 million and should be completed in 2020. Only one phase remains to be funded and constructed. Remarkable progress has been achieved since the coalition first began and the group is recognized as one of the most successful transportation advocacy groups in the state of Washington.

In 2006, the Port of Walla Walla received the “The Port of the Year Award” by the Washington Public Ports Association. The Port was recognized for its leadership ole in enhancing the economic vitality of Southeastern Washington. Mr. Kuntz received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Eastern Washington University and a Masters Degree in Public Administration from The Evergreen State College in Olympia.

LTC Timothy R. Vail, Commander U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Walla Walla District Lt. Col. Timothy R. Vail assumed command of the Walla Walla District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, on July 11, 2014. Lt. Col. Vail was commissioned in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in May 1997. Prior assignments include: platoon leader, company executive officer and battalion logistics officer, 588th Engineer Battalion, and detachment leader, Engineer Support Detachment, 204th Forward Support Battalion, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Hood, Texas; and assistant operations officer, 44th Engineer Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division, and later commander of A Company, 44th Engineer Battalion, at Camp Howze, Republic of Korea.

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD WINNERS

PNWA is honored to recognize our Distinguished Service Award Winners!

He served as a trainer and evaluator at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, Calif., and deployed as the Corps’ deputy Arabian Gulf Engineer for construction operations in Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Yemen and Bahrain. Later, as operations officer of 2nd Engineer Battalion, White Sands Missile Range, N.M., he deployed to Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom. Upon redeployment, he was assigned to RAND Corporation Headquarters, Santa Monica, Calif., as an Army research fellow. His most recent assignment was in the Pentagon’s Office for the Deputy Chief of Staff for Programs, (G-8) in the Force Development Directorate, Full Dimension Protection Division.

Lt. Col. Vail earned a bachelor’s degree in engineering and environmental sciences from the University of Notre Dame, a master’s degree in environmental engineering from Missouri University of Science and Technology and a master’s degree in construction management from Texas A&M. He is a graduate of the Army Force Management Course, Command and General Staff College, and Engineer Officer Advanced and Basic courses.

His military awards and decorations include: Bronze Star Medal; five Meritorious Service Medals; five Army Commendation Medals; five Army Achievement Medals; Meritorious Unit Commendation; Army Superior Unit Award; National Defense Service Medal; Afghanistan Campaign Medal; GWOT Expeditionary and Service Medals; Korean Defense Service Medal; three Overseas Service Medals; NATO Medal; Combat Action Badge; Air Assault Badge; Parachutist Badge; Bronze Order of the DeFleury Medal; and Maj. Gen. Aubrey Newman Award. Lt. Col. Vail is married to the former Rachel Webb, both from Spring, Texas. They have five children.

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Kristin Meira, Executive Director (503) 234-8556 [email protected] As PNWA’s Executive Director, Kristin Meira leads the association’s work with Congress, federal agencies and regional decision makers on transportation, trade, energy and environmental policies and projects. She serves on the Board of Directors of the National Waterways Conference (NWC), the Harbors & Navigation Committee of the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA), the Inland Water Transportation Committee of the Transportation Research Board (TRB) of the National Academy of Sciences, the Board of Directors of the Merchants Exchange of Portland, and the Freight Committee for the City of Portland. Kristin spent five years on Capitol Hill in Washington DC, where she worked for U.S. Senators Patty Murray and Bill Bradley. Prior to joining the PNWA team in 2002, she worked for several high tech and Internet firms in the Northwest. Kristin’s political experience also includes work as a legislative assistant for a N.J. State Assemblyman, briefing aide to N.J. Governor Jim Florio, and work on several campaigns around the nation. Kristin has a BA with a dual major in Political Science/History and a double major in English from Rutgers University. She makes her home in Happy Valley, Oregon with her husband Erik and daughter Alex. Heather Stebbings, Government Relations Director (503) 234-8553 [email protected] Heather Stebbings joined the PNWA team in 2006. As Government Relations Director, Heather is PNWA’s primary liaison to federal agency and Congressional staff. Heather is responsible for navigation policy & appropriations, including our broad suite of projects on the Columbia Snake River System, in Puget Sound, and along the Oregon and Washington coasts. Heather graduated in 2000 from the University of Connecticut where she studied Applied Mathematics. Prior to working at PNWA, she planned and managed events for numerous establishments in the Pacific Northwest and worked in television programming and promotions in Portland, Maine. Heather lives in Portland, Oregon. Peter Godlewski, Government Relations Associate (503) 234-8550 [email protected] Peter joined PNWA in 2015, after two years in Yakima, Washington where he worked as the Yakima Field Representative for Representative Doc Hastings. As the PNWA Government Relations Associate Peter will support the Government Relations Director and Executive Director with their work in advocating for PNWA members and policies as well as communicating the organization’s message to the public. Peter graduated from the University of Puget Sound in 2008 with a double major in History/Asian Studies with a minor in Japanese. He lives in Portland, Oregon. Tereza Edwards, Administrative Assistant (503) 234-8551 [email protected] Tereza Edwards joined PNWA in 2014. Tereza assists PNWA membership and staff, plans PNWA events and prepares communication materials. Tereza graduated from Northern Arizona University, where she received a BA in English. Prior to working at PNWA, she worked in development at several other organizations in Portland. Tereza lives in Portland, Oregon.

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