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2011 CSO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Nashville's Historic May 2010 Flood and Wet Weather Control Program - Scott Potter & Cyrus Toosi, Director and Assistant Director/ Chief Engineer, Metro Water Services, Nashville, TN.

National Developments in Urban Storm Water Management

Randy Bartlett, Fairfax County

Paul Calamita, WWP General Counsel

Pat Bradley, LimnoTech

Scott Struck, Tetra Tech

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Congressional Update - Nathan Gardner-Andrews, NACWA General Counsel

View from State NPDES Directors: Alexandra Dunn, Executive Director and General Counsel, Association of State and Interstate Water Pollution Control Administrators

When is it safe to swim? Communicating with the Public About Swimming Risks and How that Affects Wet Weather Control Priorities and Levels of Control

Mainstreaming Green Solutions in Urban Wet Weather Control Programs

Robert Karesh, TDEC Statewide Stormwater Coordinator

John T. Lyons and Biju George, P.E., Deputy-Director, Cincinnati MSD

Virgil Adderley, City of Portland, Oregon.

Brandon Vatter, Sanitation District No. 1

Integrated Urban Wet Weather Management from Coast-to-Coast

MWRA CSO Plan: The Successful Pursuit of Cost Effective Levels of Control, Dan Donahue, AECOM

Development of an Urban Watershed Framework for San Francisco, Karen Kubick, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission

Integrating Urban Wet Weather Best Management Practices in the James River Watershed, Bob Steidel & Michelle Virts, City of Richmond

Metro Chicago Wet Weather Program Update, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago

Jamie Samons, Narragansett Bay Commission, "How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away?"

Friday, April 15, 2011

Evolving Issues Regarding Wet Weather Sanitary Sewer Overflows

Richard Stahr, Brown & Caldwell, the Hampton Roads Sanitation District Regional Wet Weather Management Plan

Nancy Schultz, CH2M Hill, Cincinnati's Wet Weather Improvement Program: Balancing Regulatory Expectations, Physical Realities and Budget Limitations.

Terry Leeds, Kansas City, Missouri

CSO Progress in the Nation's Capital - Carlton Ray, DC Water

Cutting Edge Enforcement/Consent Decree Issues

Cecilia Abbott, City of Kansas City, MO

Jim Garrard, Evansville Water and Sewer Utility

Paul Calamita, AquaLaw

Wet Weather Total Maximum Daily Load Developments. Adrienne Nemura, LimnoTech

Use Attainability Analyses for Wet Weather Discharges. Fred Andes, Barnes & Thornburg

Past Workshop Presentations

2010 CSO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

Potential CSO/Stormwater/Blending Legislative Initiatives
Green Infrastructure and Solutions
Early Implementation Success: Cornerstone Projects, V. Adderly
Portland's Sustainable Stormwater for Post-2011 CSO Control
Chicago Update, Dick Lanyon
Congressional Update, Ken Kirk
Highlights from Pre-Workshop Green Session, John Lyons
Philadelphia's All Green Sewer Overflow Control Plan, Marc Cammarata
Green Solutions in Omaha, Jim Theiler and Pat Nelson
Greening More than the River in Chicago, Joseph Kozak
Update on DC WASA's CSO Control Program, Carlton Ray
Accomodating CSO Flows/Loadings in the Chesapeake Bay Nutrient TMDL, Robert Steidel
Using Watershed Approaches to Reclaim Recreational Use of Urban Waters and to Reduce Sewer Overflows, Jim Turner
Consent Decree Issues, Steve Nielsen and Paul Calamita
Evolving Issues Regarding SSOs, Larry Jaworski, Ted Henifin and Andy Lukas
Update on Louisville's Integrated Overflow Control Plan and Amended Consent Decree, Brian Bingham
DC MS4 Permit Overview, Paul Calamita
Path Forward on EPA's Proposed National Storm Water Rulemaking, Adrienne Nemura
Storm Water Litigation, Erika Powers
Cutting Edge State Programs, Tim Mitchell and Dan Medina
Columbus' Model Overflow Control Program, Dax Blake
Putting It All Together - NYC's Watershed Control Plans, Peter Young
We Got a Tunnel; It Works; Now What?, Jamie Samons
Real Time Savings Using Real Time Monitoring and Control in South Bend, Timothy Ruggaber
Using a Risk-Based Approach to Controlling Infrastructure Renewal Budgets, Patrick Lytle and Gary Sheely
State Authorized Blending and Strategies for Successful Utility Analysis Under EPA's New Blending Guidance, Brandon Kolt

2009 CHICAGO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

Federal and State Enforcement Issues and Strategies: Report by the Massachussetts Coalition for Water Resources Stewardship and Government Negotiation Tip Sheet - F. Andes and D. Blake
CSO LTCP Development Issues - J. Perras and P. Calamita
Green Infrastructure Opportunities and Challenges - J. Molloy and J. Lyons
Chicago's Nationally Recognized Program Update - D. Lanyon
First 100 Days (Almost) of the 111th Congress and Obama Administration - K. Jones
The Evolving National Municipal Storm Water Program - C. Wilber
EPA Initiatives to Incorporate Green Infrastructure in CSO LTCPs - J. Molloy
Kansas City's Model Green LTCP & Pilot Programs - T. Leeds
Finding the Balance Between Green and Grey Without Being Handcuffed by Either - J. Turner
Adaptive Financial Management: Defining Consent Decree Requirements Within Community Financial Capabilities Presentation and Attachment, E. Rothstein
Impact of the 2008-2009 Economic Crisis on Wet Weather Control Negotiations - L. Hollander
How to Comply with Consent Decrees During an Economy in Crisis - J. Eger
Managing Financial Risk in CSO Program Implementation - A. Russell
Effectively Addressing Satellite Systems in Your Wet Weather Control Program - the ALCOSAN and HRSD Models - T. Henefin, HRSD and D. Borneman, ALCOSAN
State Satellite System Orders in Columbus, OH, Addressing Wet Weather Flows: National Model for Regional Systems? - T. Wolff
Verifying Wet Weather CSO/SSO Capacity Assurance - A. Lukas
Black & Veatch Latest Annual National Water/Wastewater/Stormwater Rate Survey: Implications for Your Organization - L. Jaworski and A. White
Significant Real-Time Control Benefits in Louisville, KY - B. Bingham
EPA Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Perspectives and Initiatives - M. Pollins
Richmond's Tenacious Standards Revision Initiative - B. Steidel
Addressing Water Quality Standards Compliance in Your Wet Weather Control Program - P. Bradley
Post Construction CSO Compliance Monitoring - A. Nemura
Putting It All Together: The Toledo Plan - C. Hufnagel
Performance Criteria and Schedules for Recent CSO LTCPs - P. Calamita

2008 CHICAGO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

2007 CHICAGO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

2006 CHICAGO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

2005 CHICAGO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS



	Home About Us Accomplishments Membership Workshop Presentations CSO Communities Technical Advisory Council Member Resource Center Contact Us	Past Workshop Presentations 2011 CSO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS Wednesday, April 13, 2011 Nashville's Historic May 2010 Flood and Wet Weather Control Program - Scott Potter & Cyrus Toosi, Director and Assistant Director/ Chief Engineer, Metro Water Services, Nashville, TN. National Developments in Urban Storm Water Management Randy Bartlett, Fairfax County Paul Calamita, WWP General Counsel Pat Bradley, LimnoTech Scott Struck, Tetra Tech Thursday, April 14, 2011 Congressional Update - Nathan Gardner-Andrews, NACWA General Counsel View from State NPDES Directors: Alexandra Dunn, Executive Director and General Counsel, Association of State and Interstate Water Pollution Control Administrators When is it safe to swim? Communicating with the Public About Swimming Risks and How that Affects Wet Weather Control Priorities and Levels of Control Mainstreaming Green Solutions in Urban Wet Weather Control Programs Robert Karesh, TDEC Statewide Stormwater Coordinator John T. Lyons and Biju George, P.E., Deputy-Director, Cincinnati MSD Virgil Adderley, City of Portland, Oregon. Brandon Vatter, Sanitation District No. 1 Integrated Urban Wet Weather Management from Coast-to-Coast MWRA CSO Plan: The Successful Pursuit of Cost Effective Levels of Control, Dan Donahue, AECOM Development of an Urban Watershed Framework for San Francisco, Karen Kubick, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Integrating Urban Wet Weather Best Management Practices in the James River Watershed, Bob Steidel & Michelle Virts, City of Richmond Metro Chicago Wet Weather Program Update, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago Jamie Samons, Narragansett Bay Commission, "How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away?" Friday, April 15, 2011 Evolving Issues Regarding Wet Weather Sanitary Sewer Overflows Richard Stahr, Brown & Caldwell, the Hampton Roads Sanitation District Regional Wet Weather Management Plan Nancy Schultz, CH2M Hill, Cincinnati's Wet Weather Improvement Program: Balancing Regulatory Expectations, Physical Realities and Budget Limitations. Terry Leeds, Kansas City, Missouri CSO Progress in the Nation's Capital - Carlton Ray, DC Water Cutting Edge Enforcement/Consent Decree Issues Cecilia Abbott, City of Kansas City, MO Jim Garrard, Evansville Water and Sewer Utility Paul Calamita, AquaLaw Wet Weather Total Maximum Daily Load Developments. Adrienne Nemura, LimnoTech Use Attainability Analyses for Wet Weather Discharges. Fred Andes, Barnes & Thornburg Past Workshop Presentations 2010 CSO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS Potential CSO/Stormwater/Blending Legislative Initiatives Green Infrastructure and Solutions Early Implementation Success: Cornerstone Projects, V. Adderly Portland's Sustainable Stormwater for Post-2011 CSO Control Chicago Update, Dick Lanyon Congressional Update, Ken Kirk Highlights from Pre-Workshop Green Session, John Lyons Philadelphia's All Green Sewer Overflow Control Plan, Marc Cammarata Green Solutions in Omaha, Jim Theiler and Pat Nelson Greening More than the River in Chicago, Joseph Kozak Update on DC WASA's CSO Control Program, Carlton Ray Accomodating CSO Flows/Loadings in the Chesapeake Bay Nutrient TMDL, Robert Steidel Using Watershed Approaches to Reclaim Recreational Use of Urban Waters and to Reduce Sewer Overflows, Jim Turner Consent Decree Issues, Steve Nielsen and Paul Calamita Evolving Issues Regarding SSOs, Larry Jaworski, Ted Henifin and Andy Lukas Update on Louisville's Integrated Overflow Control Plan and Amended Consent Decree, Brian Bingham DC MS4 Permit Overview, Paul Calamita Path Forward on EPA's Proposed National Storm Water Rulemaking, Adrienne Nemura Storm Water Litigation, Erika Powers Cutting Edge State Programs, Tim Mitchell and Dan Medina Columbus' Model Overflow Control Program, Dax Blake Putting It All Together - NYC's Watershed Control Plans, Peter Young We Got a Tunnel; It Works; Now What?, Jamie Samons Real Time Savings Using Real Time Monitoring and Control in South Bend, Timothy Ruggaber Using a Risk-Based Approach to Controlling Infrastructure Renewal Budgets, Patrick Lytle and Gary Sheely State Authorized Blending and Strategies for Successful Utility Analysis Under EPA's New Blending Guidance, Brandon Kolt 2009 CHICAGO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS Federal and State Enforcement Issues and Strategies: Report by the Massachussetts Coalition for Water Resources Stewardship and Government Negotiation Tip Sheet - F. Andes and D. Blake CSO LTCP Development Issues - J. Perras and P. Calamita Green Infrastructure Opportunities and Challenges - J. Molloy and J. Lyons Chicago's Nationally Recognized Program Update - D. Lanyon First 100 Days (Almost) of the 111th Congress and Obama Administration - K. Jones The Evolving National Municipal Storm Water Program - C. Wilber EPA Initiatives to Incorporate Green Infrastructure in CSO LTCPs - J. Molloy Kansas City's Model Green LTCP & Pilot Programs - T. Leeds Finding the Balance Between Green and Grey Without Being Handcuffed by Either - J. Turner Adaptive Financial Management: Defining Consent Decree Requirements Within Community Financial Capabilities Presentation and Attachment, E. Rothstein Impact of the 2008-2009 Economic Crisis on Wet Weather Control Negotiations - L. Hollander How to Comply with Consent Decrees During an Economy in Crisis - J. Eger Managing Financial Risk in CSO Program Implementation - A. Russell Effectively Addressing Satellite Systems in Your Wet Weather Control Program - the ALCOSAN and HRSD Models - T. Henefin, HRSD and D. Borneman, ALCOSAN State Satellite System Orders in Columbus, OH, Addressing Wet Weather Flows: National Model for Regional Systems? - T. Wolff Verifying Wet Weather CSO/SSO Capacity Assurance - A. Lukas Black & Veatch Latest Annual National Water/Wastewater/Stormwater Rate Survey: Implications for Your Organization - L. Jaworski and A. White Significant Real-Time Control Benefits in Louisville, KY - B. Bingham EPA Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Perspectives and Initiatives - M. Pollins Richmond's Tenacious Standards Revision Initiative - B. Steidel Addressing Water Quality Standards Compliance in Your Wet Weather Control Program - P. Bradley Post Construction CSO Compliance Monitoring - A. Nemura Putting It All Together: The Toledo Plan - C. Hufnagel Performance Criteria and Schedules for Recent CSO LTCPs - P. Calamita 2008 CHICAGO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS M. Umberg - Green Infrastructure in CSO LTC Planning B. Bingham - Louisville & Jefferson Co. MSD S. Lipke - Cutting Edge CSO LTCP Developments J. Theis - Opportunities and Obstacles to Incorporating Green Solutions into Sewer Overflow Control Programs - USEPA's Perspective J. Lyons - Opportunities and Challenges to Incorporating Green Solutions Into Sewer Overflow Control Programs J. Eger - NKY Watersheds: Challenges and Solutions Hollander/Calamita - Financial Capability and Market Forces Affect CSO Decision-Making K. Jones - 2008 Congressional Update G. Garner - Do You Speak Green? B. Krill - Milwaukee's Watershed Approach to CSO, SSO and Polluted Stormwater Runoff J. Samons - Maintaining Forward Progress When Rates are Up R. Steidel - Water Quality Coordination/TMDL Allocation for the James River L. Jaworski - Toledo Waterways Initiative and 185 mgd HRT Facility K. Kharkar - DC WASA's Strategy to Maximize Wet Weather Treatment While Meeting New Nutrient Requirements J. Perras - Approved Use Attainability Analysis for Indianapolis CSOs D. Lanyon - TARP Update and Green Solutions for Wet Weather D. Burchmore - Stormwater and CSO Litigation Update C. Gamble and J. Scholl - Lansing's Integrated Approach to Permit and ACO Requirements While Replacing Aging Infrastructure C. Wilber - Calculating Wet Weather Capture V. Adderly - Portland's Experience in Operating Their CSO System for Compliance M. Cammarata - Philadelphia's Green Vision for CSO Long Term Control Planning M. Wahl - Green Solutions: Not Just A Demo Anymore J. Eger - NKY Watersheds: Challenges and Solutions 2007 CHICAGO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS D. Lanyon - CSO in Chicago: Progress, Strategies and Challenges E. Odeal - Down to Business: An Overview of Our Combined Sewer Overflow Long Term Control Plan D. Marriott - Portland's CSO Program: Sixteen Years and Counting A. Russell - Washington, D.C.'s CSO Plan: Development to Implementation J. Samons - The Narragansett Bay Commission's CSO PR Efforts J. Perras - Strategically Managing Rate Increases to Fund CSO Controls K. Siddiqui - Recreation Management Program C. Wilber - Green Infrastructure in CSO Cities: Nation Overview and Strategic Considerations C. Crockett - Clean Water, Green City: Philadelphia's Watershed Approach to CSO Management V. Adderley - Portland's Sustainable Stormwater & Public Incentives Programs T. Leeds - Green Solutions J. Rexhausen - The CSO Financial Challenge: Economic Forces and Other Factors E. Rothstein - Utility Experience to Date and How it Can Help EPA Refocus Its Financial Capacity Assessment Guidance M. Pla - Watershed Planning and LTCP: Where We Are and How Did We Get Here P. Freedman - 21st Century Approaches to CSO and Water Quality Restoration L. Wilcher - CWA Water Quality and Compliance and LTCP Developments: LTCPs and Watershed Planning M. Pollins - CSO Enforcement Issues J. Lyons - Federal / State Dynamics Play Out in Kentucky: CSO Control Strategies and Key Developments Among CSO Communities E. King - Water Quality Standards: Wet Weather Issues and Recreational Use Protection P. Calamita - Regulatory Update Andes-Markowitz-Nemura - CSO LTCP Hot Topics A. Dunn - Paying For Clean Water: A Report on the 110th Congress and Beyond 2006 CHICAGO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS Alexandra Dunn Presentation Clyde Wilber Presentation David Burchmore Presentation - Consent Decree Handbook David Burchmore Presentation - LTCP Dax Blake Presentation Fred Andes Presentation Gary Mercer Presentation Jim Keating Presentation Jodi Perras Presentation John Lyons Presentation John Sheehan Presentation Kevin Shafer Presentation Michelle Pla Presentation Nancy Wheatley - Reggie Rowe Presentation Pat Karney Presentation Paul Calamita Presentation Ralph Wallace Presentation Rosemary Spalding Presentation Walker Smith Presentation 2005 CHICAGO WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS Evolving LTCP Issues Alexandra Dunn Presentation Avis Russell Presentation Art Umble Presentation Clyde Wilber Presentation - Simplified UAAs Clyde Wilber Presentation - UAA's Data Needs Dave Evans Presentation Jodi Perras Presentation - UAA and LTCP Development Jodi Perras Presentation - Model UAA: Managing Public Participation Jodi Perras Presentation - Model UAA - Working With Stakeholders James Scholl Presentation John Sheehan Presentation J. St. John Presentation Paul Calamita Presentation W. Kurtz Presentation

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