The Oklahoma Water Resources Board recently ruled to restrict the property rights of landowners in five southern Oklahoma counties by mandating a 10-fold reduction in amount of water that can be withdrawn from the Arbuckle-Simpson Groundwater Basin. - See more at: http://www.ocpathink.org/articles/2529#sthash.V9Sa8xdP.dpuf
Oklahoma needs water for small towns to grow and for our State to grow.
Water is as important as oil and gas, and should be under elected people.
A good State Question for next election - put all water issues under the Oklahoma Corporation Commission and have five Corporation Commissioners – each from a different part of the State.
Is water available?? This is one of the first questions asked by a homebuilder considering building apartments or homes in a small town in Oklahoma.
Most of the time the answer will be – there is a 6 months to 2 year waiting period and the water meters cost $2,000 to $5,000 each.
The Water Resource Board has failed to do their job – stop wasting money doing more studies and no action.
Review the lack of planning for water flooding, etc. Look at Kingfisher and Chichasha, etc. These towns have flood issues for years but still unsolved.
Mary Fallin wanted to reduce the size of government – lets start with putting all water issues under the Corporation Commission and let’s look at the Rural Water Districts and how to improve water systems to small towns.
We need all towns and rural water districts to be able to grow 10% each year.
We should do all we can to keep the water north and west and do not sell water to Texas. Contact the Governor office to voice your opinion to improve water in Oklahoma.
Bob Moore
November 2013
Bob Moore
Brookhaven Square
3509 Brookford Drive, Norman, OK 73072
Phone 580-695-0331 - Fax 866-383-4120
http://www.waterissues-ok.blogspot.com
Web: http://oklahomalibertyplan.blogspot.com/
Email: bobmooregop@cox.net
Saturday, November 9, 2013
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Oklahoma needs water for small towns to grow
Oklahoma needs water to grow.
WATER – we need lots of water for small towns to grow.
Water is as important as oil and gas, and should be under elected people.
Stop the OWRB water plan which does not pass the smell test. The company that did the report is also getting paid from the City of OKC and also from Texas.
OWRB spent lots of money to study water and wants more money to do more studies. OWRB has failed to keep one gallon of water in Oklahoma.
Is water available?? This is one of the first questions asked by a homebuilder considering building apartments or homes in a small town in Oklahoma.
Most of the time the answer will be – there is a 6 months to 2 year waiting period and the water meters cost $2,000 to $5,000 each.
The Water Resource Board has failed to do their job – stop wasting money doing more studies and no action.
Review the lack of planning for water flooding, etc. Look at Kingfisher and Chichasha, etc. These towns have flood issues for years but still unsolved.
Mary Fallin wanted to reduce the size of government – lets start with putting all water issues under the Corporation Commission and let’s look at the Rural Water Districts and how to improve water systems to small towns.
We need all towns and rural water districts to be able to grow 10% each year.
We should do all we can to keep the water north and west and do not sell water to Texas.
Contact the Governor office to voice your opinion to improve water in Oklahoma.
Bob Moore
September 2012
Bob Moore
P. O. Box 1683, Lawton, OK 73502
Phone 580-695-0331 - Fax 270-964-1831
http://www.waterissues-ok.blogspot.com
Web: http://oklahomalibertyplan.blogspot.com/
Email: bobmooregop@cox.net
WATER – we need lots of water for small towns to grow.
Water is as important as oil and gas, and should be under elected people.
Put all water issues under the Corporation Commission
where we have standard rules that will apply to everyone. Maybe we need to have five Corporation
Commissioners – each from a different part of the State – a good State question for next election.
Stop the OWRB water plan which does not pass the smell test. The company that did the report is also getting paid from the City of OKC and also from Texas.
OWRB spent lots of money to study water and wants more money to do more studies. OWRB has failed to keep one gallon of water in Oklahoma.
Is water available?? This is one of the first questions asked by a homebuilder considering building apartments or homes in a small town in Oklahoma.
Most of the time the answer will be – there is a 6 months to 2 year waiting period and the water meters cost $2,000 to $5,000 each.
The Water Resource Board has failed to do their job – stop wasting money doing more studies and no action.
Review the lack of planning for water flooding, etc. Look at Kingfisher and Chichasha, etc. These towns have flood issues for years but still unsolved.
Mary Fallin wanted to reduce the size of government – lets start with putting all water issues under the Corporation Commission and let’s look at the Rural Water Districts and how to improve water systems to small towns.
We need all towns and rural water districts to be able to grow 10% each year.
We should do all we can to keep the water north and west and do not sell water to Texas.
Contact the Governor office to voice your opinion to improve water in Oklahoma.
Bob Moore
September 2012
Bob Moore
P. O. Box 1683, Lawton, OK 73502
Phone 580-695-0331 - Fax 270-964-1831
http://www.waterissues-ok.blogspot.com
Web: http://oklahomalibertyplan.blogspot.com/
Email: bobmooregop@cox.net
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