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OWEA 2012 TECHNICAL PROGRAM 8:00 8:45 THURSDAY, JUNE 21 – AM TECHNICAL SESSIONS – 5 TRACKS GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS The Benefits of Meeting with Washington D.C.: A Fly-In with AWWA, WEF and OWEA Dale Kocarek 9:00 9:45 The New Direction of OWEA's Government Affairs Committee Dale Kocarek 10:00 10:45 Indianapolis Consent Decree Amendment #2: Technical Basis for Regulatory Agreement Chris Ranck 11:00 11:45 OEPA Regulatory Update TBA POTPOURRI 8:00 8:45 Landfill Leachate Pretreatment Process Evaluation & Pilot Study Richard Claus & Dan Miklos 9:00 9:45 Performance & Economic Improvement in Vapor Adsorbers Using Structured Activated Carbon Media Paula Walmet & John Perry 10:00 10:45 Benefits of Hydraulic Model Development at MSDGC WWTPs Richard Claus & Tom Kutcher 11:00 11:45 The 3 Cs – Climate / Carbon / Credits in Wastewater Treatment: How communities can benefit from green projects Terry Gellner 8:00 8:45 CSO Using a Sustainable Watershed-Based Approach for CSO Control in the Doan Brook Watershed Stephanie Glossner & Kellie Rotunno 9:00 9:45 Innovative Design for CSO Control & Treatment Kurt Giberson & Saad Ghalib 10:00 10:45 11:00 11:45 Defiance CSO Program: Cost Effective Sewer Separation & Private Property Strategies (Part 1) Defiance CSO Program: Cost Effective Sewer Separation & Private Property Strategies (Part 2) COLLECTIONS Michael Frommer & Mark Lehnert Michael Frommer & Mark Lehnert 8:00 8:45 Corrosive Technologies to Assess Condition of Force Mains James Lary 9:00 9:45 Minimizing Objectivity in the Assessment of Pipes, Manholes and Laterals Brandon Conley 10:00 10:45 11:00 11:45 Effective Development & Analysis of Alternative Strategies for Sanitary Sewer System Improvements Old Pipe / Renewed Pipe - How New Technology Enhances the Rehabilitation of a 140-Year-Old Sewer STORM WATER Derek Wride & Mandeera Wagle Chuck Wilson & Sean FitzGerald 8:00 8:45 LID Developers and Builders Perspective of SWM Neil Myers 9:00 9:45 Lessons Learned in Developing an Inventory of Storm Sewer Systems Tom Brankamp 10:00 10:45 The Use of Scent Trained Canines for Illicit Discharge Detection Scott & Karen Reynolds 11:00 11:45 Performance Evaluation of Blue Roofs to Mitigate CSO Impacts Sri Rangarajan, William Leo, Nitin Katiyar & Kevin Fitzpatrick Technical sessions subject to change – refer to OWEA website for changes Register online at www.ohiowea.org 34 Buckeye Bulletin - Issue 1 | 2012
THANK YOU SPONSORS TITANIUM GOLD SILVER BRONZE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE THANK YOU Thank you to the following firms for allowing volunteer time from your employees: Baker & Associates, Bissnuss, CT Consultants, Hazen & Sawyer, RW Armstrong, ARCADIS HR Gray, and The City of Warren HELP IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED! The success of any conference is dependent on the volunteers who contribute their time and effort to help with various activities to support the conference committee. Once again we ask for assistance from all interested in taking an hour or so from your conference experience to be part to the group that makes it happen. If interested in helping, contact OWEA at info@ohiowea.org or 614-488- 5800, or Conference Co-Chairs Ted Baker (kingsnu@aol.com) and Terry Gellner (tgellner@ctconsultants.com). Details and online volunteer forms are available at www.ohiowea.org/2012_annual_conference.php. Volunteer Activities for the 2012 Conference include but are not limited to the following: Pit Boss Assistants – Tuesday Evening Registration Assistants – Time slots available Monday – Thursday Golf Volunteers – Monday Movie Night Assistants – Monday Evening On-Site Plant Tours Monitors – Tuesday Exhibit Hall Assistants – Tuesday Exhibitor Technical Session Moderators – Tuesday Technical Session Moderators – Wednesday and Thursday Technical Sessions Monitors – Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Ticket Takers – Tuesday and Wednesday www.ohiowea.org 35
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Page 3 and 4: What’s Inside Disclaimer The Buck
Page 5 and 6: OWEA Calendar OWEA Association News
Page 7 and 8: To Frack or Not to Frack by Dale E.
Page 9 and 10: Kocarek Korner Above all else, it i
Page 11 and 12: NWOWEA Tom Horn, President NWOWEA h
Page 13 and 14: Young Professional Award The Young
Page 15 and 16: Committee Reports LAB CERTIFICATION
Page 17 and 18: Committee Reports Government Affair
Page 19 and 20: WEF Delegates’ Report Kim Riddell
Page 21 and 22: The OWEA Residuals Management Commi
Page 23 and 24: Committee Reports Water for People
Page 25 and 26: The restoration efforts have result
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