2017 Annual Conference & Expo

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2017 Annual Conference & Expo Sunday, July 16 9:00 - 6:00

Registration Opens (Savannah International Trade & Convention Center)

5:00 - 6:00

Exhibit Hall Grand Opening / Meet & Greet Reception

6:00

Sunday Evening Event: Water For People Barbeque Cook-off

Hosted by GAWWA

Monday, July 17 (5 recertification points available) 7:00 - 8:00

8:00

5K River Run/Walk - Meet in front of the Westin (Separate registration required)

Conference Registration Opens Exhibit Showcase Opens with Hot Breakfast Items

8:00 - 11:00

Welcome to the GAWP Annual Conference! Come take a look at the premier suppliers of equipment and services and learn about the latest water, wastewater, and stormwater technologies available in our industry.

New Member Welcoming Social 9:30 - 10:30

(Convention Center Lobby Tondees Area) Join us for an informal meet and greet—let’s kick off the conference together! This is a great opportunity for those who are new to GAWP, new to the annual conference, or looking to get more involved. Come and meet active GAWP members who can connect you to committees you may be interested in, conference sessions that fit your needs, and other GAWP members with similar interests. Everyone is welcome!

Opening Session Luncheon - GAWP's 85th Anniversary! Then, Now, and the Future 11:00 - 12:30

Program includes President John Sawyer, special Guests, and GAWP Awards (Lunch included with conference registration. Exhibit Hall closed)

1:00 - 1:30

1:30 - 2:00

Session 1

Session 2

Session 3

Session 4

Session 5

Session 6

(Meeting Room 106)

(Meeting Room 105)

(Meeting Room 104)

(Meeting Room 103)

(Meeting Room 102)

(Meeting Room 101)

Water 1

Wastewater 1 Septage Management

Public Education

Leadership

Laboratory

Master Planning & Asset Management

Moderator: Steve Simpson

Moderator: Keith Higgs

Moderator: John Butler

Moderator: Dan Carter

Moderator: Lynn Grubb

Moderator: David Ashley

Taste and Odor: Assessing and Reducing MIB and Geosmin in Drinking Water - Tony Reid, Goodwin, Mills and Cawood

Septic and Septage Management in Metro Atlanta - Lora Amedu, Metro North Georgia Water Planning District

Why Establishing Two-way Customer Communication is Imperative - Eboni Green, Twenty Twenty Visionary

Update from the GA Dept of Overview and Tips: Applying for AWWA Visiting Dignitary David Public Health - Thomas Public Education Awards– Rager, AWWA President Elect Vanderboom, GA Dept of Public A Panel Discussion Health (Moderated by Chris Woods)

GA EPD Update Glen Behrend, GA EPD

Effective Utility Management Primer - Tyler Richards, Gwinnett County DWR

USGS Methods and Procedures for Measuring Stream Level and Discharge Paul Ankcorn, USGS

The Importance of Planning for the Implementation and Integration of Smart Water Infrastructure Technologies (SWIT) Elio Arniella, Smart Water Analytics

Managing Sewer Rehabilitation Design with the Push of a Button Kai Iaukea, Stantec

Tara Brown Henry County Water Authority

2:00 - 2:30

2:30 - 3:30

How Packaged Iron/Manganese Training Local Real Estate Removal System Can Be Used Agents about Septic for Reduction of Radionuclides Management and Water in Georgia Well Water - Robert Resources - Danny Johnson and Paul, City of Lawrenceville and Lora Amedu - Metropolitan Rich Ross, General North Georgia Water Planning Filter/WesTech District

Product Review & Break in Exhibit Hall

Adriann Deering Columbus Water Works Kim Davis City of Atlanta

Gwinnett County On-call Delivery Model for Facility Equipment Repair and Maintenance - Rich Schoeck, Gwinnett County DWR

What's Going On Out Lab & Process Turbidity: How There? Remote Sensing for to Make Them Match - Chris Real-World Understanding Bunch, Hach Eric Nease, Engineering Horizons

3:30 - 4:00

4:00 - 4:30

4:30 - 5:00

5:15 - 6:15

Session 7

Session 8

Session 9

Session 10

Session 11

Session 12

(Meeting Room 106)

(Meeting Room 105)

(Meeting Room 104)

(Meeting Room 103)

(Meeting Room 102)

(Meeting Room 101)

Water 2

Wastewater 2

Safety

Utility Management & Finance

Stormwater 1

Pumps

Champ: Bert Timmerman

Champ: Giny Jacob

Champ: Roy McConnell

Champ: Seth Johnstone

Champ: Chuck Youmans

Champ: Dave Ehrhardt

Moderator: Bert Timmerman

Moderator: Dave Williams

Moderator: Roy McConnell

Moderator: Seth Johnstone

Moderator: David Elliott

Moderator: David Ehrhardt

Advances in Ultraviolet Disinfection of Viruses in Drinking Water Bryan Townsend, Black & Veatch

DAF in Drinking Water: From Concepts to Applications Darrell Vaughn, Paulding County Water System and David Calhoun, Brown & Caldwell

What to do About Customers Who Can’t Afford Their Water Bill Stacey Isaac Berahzer, UNC Environmental Finance Center

GWEF Annual Meeting C.R.A.S.E. Civilian Response to an Active Shooter Event What YOU Need to Know in Case You or Your Business are Ever Faced with the Worst of the Worst!

WEF National Update – Paul Bowen, WEF Past-President

Increasing Capacity and Optimizing Operation Flexibility GAC Treatment for with Phosphorus Polishing at Perfluorinated Compounds - Joe the W.B. Casey Water Downey, Constantine Reclamation Facility Engineering Kristina Yanosek, CH2M and Chris Hamilton, Clayton County Water Authority

Congress, Courts, and Corps: A Water Update in 20 Minutes or Less Katherine Zitsch, Atlanta Regional Commission

Sea Level Rise and the Impacts on the Tybee Island Basic Principles of Stormwater System Centrifugal Pumps Using Functionality VFDs - Mike Kahren, Ebara Jason Evans, Pumps Stetson University

Continuous Monitoring and Adaptive Control for Stormwater Management Marcus Quigley, OptiRTC, Inc.

Medium Voltage Variable Frequency Drives for Pumps: The Limits of Technology - Hennie van Staden, AECOM

GEFA Program Updates Permeabe Interlocking Tracy Williams, Concrete Pavement System Georgia Environmental Finance Design and Construction Authority Aaron Faubli - Belgard

Set it and Forget it! Optimization of Influent Pump Stations Hollis Terry, Athens-Clarke County and David DePratter, CH2M

Jason Gunkle, Marietta Police Department Special Weapons and Tactics, Community Response Unit

President's Reception - Open to ALL attendees - Trade Center Riverwalk

Tuesday, July 18 (5 recertification points available) 7:30 - 8:30

Conference Registration and Exhibit Hall Opens with Hot Breakfast Items

8:30a - 2:30p

8:30 - 9:00

9:00 - 9:30

9:30 - 10:00

(Separate registration required. Event being held at Oatland Island Wildlife Center.) Session 13

Session 14

Session 15

Session 16

Session 17

Session 18

(Meeting Room 106)

(Meeting Room 105)

(Meeting Room 104)

(Meeting Room 103)

(Meeting Room 102)

(Meeting Room 101)

Water Distribution

Stormwater II

Water Conservation

Collection Systems 1

Asset Management

Maintenance

Moderator: Spencer Adams

Moderator: Michelle Vincent

Moderator: Kathy Nguyen

Moderator: Hatem El-Sayegh

Moderator: Daniel Shaw

Moderator: Lamar Hunt

Dynamic Master Planning & the Art of W.A.R.R.: Which Assets for R&R and What's the Risk Amanda Schwerman, Black & Veatch

Involving Maintenance to Improve Asset ManagementJaneane Giarrusso, CH2M and Khalid Yamin, City of Atlanta

Planning for Water Treatment Needs as Per Capita Use Decreases David Haas, Hazen and Sawyer and Tom Ginn, Cobb County Marietta Water Authority

Modernization of Maintenance Cole Blackwell, Cobb County Marietta Water Authority

Where Do I Spend My Rehab Dollars? Developing a Riskbased Approach to Prioritizing Water Treatment Plant Renewal Scott Cole & Carleton Sherrer, Freese and Nichols

What Should be Operations’ Role in Maintenance Eric Hancock, Jacobs

Improving Reliability of Booster GAWP’s Stormwater Training Pump StationsInitiative - James Moore, GAWP Cody Kelly and Al Gardner, and Glen Behrend, Henry County Water Authority GA EPD

Ultrasonic Meters vs. Turbo Meter s- Brandon Crook, Gwinnett County

Role of Smart Tanks in Distribution Water Quality Management- Ethan Brooke, UGSI Solutions, Inc.

GDOT's Training Program for MS4 Permit Compliance -Rachel Jones, AECOM

Linda MacGregor, City of Gainesville and Marilyn Hall, Athens-Clarke County

Panel Discussion: Career Path and Moving up the Ranks Jeremy Cummings, Columbus Water Works

Drop by Drop: an Interactive Session on Building a Water Loss Control Plan -

Phillip Page, Gwinnett County

Training Panel Discussion

Brian Skeens, CH2M

Ryan Coover, Cobb County

Marcus McLester, Clayton County Water Authority

Kathy Nguyen, Cobb County Water System

Keith Watkins, Clayton County

Roger Raines, City of Savannah

Amber Whisner, City of Dallas

Brice Martin, City of Griffin

10:00 - 12:00

Getting Lost in the Numbers: How Do We Track Water Consumption – A Panel Discussion

Product Review & Break in Exhibit Hall

10:00 - 12:00

Safety & Maintenance Challenge

Meter Madness Exhibition

Women Making Waves

(inside exhibit hall)

(inside exhibit hall)

(Meeting Room 106)

The fast-paced Meter Madness contest pits competitors against The challenge will consist of various firefighting scenarios with the clock to assemble a water meter from a bucket of parts. varying degrees of difficulty. Participants will be timed, with the Competitors practice year-round to compete at AWWA's Annual ultimate champion being determined by the fastest time. Conference and Exposition.

Network, learn, grow, and be inspired by other women in the water profession. Panelist: Judy Adler, Turner Foundation Keisha Thorpe, Peachtree City WSA Margaret Doss, Columbia County

Awards Luncheon - Upstairs Ballroom 12:00 - 1:30

The GAWP annual business meeting and the passing of the gavel will occur during the awards luncheon. The GWEF and GAWWA awards will be presented during the luncheon. (Lunch included with conference registration. Exhibit Hall closed) Session 19

Session 20

Session 21

Session 22

Session 23

Session 24

(Meeting Room 106)

(Meeting Room 105)

(Meeting Room 104)

(Meeting Room 103)

(Meeting Room 102)

(Meeting Room 101)

Water Loss

Diversity

Certification Update

Residuals

Alternative Project Delivery

Master Planning II

Champ: Amber Whisner

Champ: Cornell Sims

Champ: Ernie Earn

Champ: Ted Hull

Champ: Kun Suwanarpa

Champ: Nicole Wien

Moderator: Amber Whisner

Moderator: Cornell Sims

Moderator: Ernie Earn

Moderator: Ted Hull

Moderator: Kun Suwanarpa

Moderator: Paula Feldman

2:00 - 2:30

The Value of Comprehensive Leak Detection: An Innovative Approach to Reducing Water Loss - Brad Gresham, Wachs Water Services

One-on-One with the 2017 Champion of Diversity, Gary McCoy: From the Janitor to the Director of Water Gary McCoy, Macon Water Authority Host: Donnell Duncan, SUEZ

Certification Board UpdateMargaret Doss, Board Chairperson

What to do When Your Residuals Dewatering Equipment Reaches its End of Life: Replace in-kind or Try Something New? Jason Perry, City of Gainesville and Petersen Benjamin, Hazen and Sawyer

2:30 - 3:00

Case Study: Smart Management of Large-diameter Looped Transmission Main Network Using Pressure Transient Monitoring Tom Ginn, CCMWA

Women in Leadership: Discovering Your Leadership Style - Angel Duncan, Liberty University

Development of ABC Operating Experience at the Certification Exams and Need to First Thermal Hydrolysis Plant in Know - Paul Bishop, Executive the U.S. - George Patrick, Director, Association of Boards Arcadis of Certification

Master Planning for Longterm Asset Sustainability and Resilience - Tai Yi Su, AECOM

Design-Build Done Right John Mitchell, Burns and McDonnell and Mike Cecil, Haskell

Reflections on Pre/Post Recession Water and Wastewater System Master Planning Jonathan Ladd, Black & Veatch and Tricia Kilgore, BJWSA

Developing the Leader in You

3:00 - 3:30

Smart Pressure Management: The Next Generation of Water Loss Initiatives Elio Arniella, Smart Water Analytics, LLC

Host: Keisha Lisbon Thorpe, Peachtree City WSA Panelists: Angel Duncan, Liberty University Gary McCoy, Macon Water Authority Tyler Richards, Gwinnett County DWR

Enabling the Workforce of the Comparison of Four Dewatering Future: Professional Operator Presses including LCC and (PO) Certification - Paul Bishop, Operator Feedback Executive Director, Association Pouria Garrett, of Boards of Certification Tetra Tech

3:30 - 4:30

Exhibit Hall Grand Finale with Race Car Derby Competition (inside exhibit hall)

4:30 - 6:00

GA Section AWWA Forum - Open to all AWWA Members (Meeting Room 106)

Highlights of the 2017 Metro Water District Management Plan - Danny Johnson, Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District

Wednesday, July 19 ( 2 recertification points available) 8:00

8:30 - 9:00

9:00 - 9:30

Registration Opens with Hot Breakfast Items (Exhibit Hall closed) Session 25

Session 26

Session 27

(Meeting Room 106)

(Meeting Room 105)

(Meeting Room 104)

(Meeting Room 102)

Water III

Wastewater III

Collection Systems 2

Stormwater Specialty Workshop

Moderator: Connie Nelms

Moderator: Chandra Mysore

Moderator: Troy Norton

Moderator: James Moore

Vigilant Guard Preparedness Exercise Ray Shell and Gary McCoy, Macon Water Authority

What We Have Learned After 8+ South Gwinnett Wastewater Mitigating Corrosion in Years of Service at the Johns Collections Design-Build Project Concrete for Water System Creek Environmental Campus – - Yomi Akinhanmi, Gwinnett Assets - Jeremy Sukola, Sherwin Brandon Ward and OP Shukla, County DWR and Scott Adams, Williams Fulton County Public Works Brown and Caldwell Cross Connection Control Panel Discussion

9:30 - 10:00

Innovative Membrane Cleaning Gas and Sewer Utilities Working to Remove Iron Fouling and Together? A Tale of Restore Permeability - Robert Cooperation Harris, Gwinnett County DWR Robin Rosen, and Srinivas Jalla, Gresham Southern Company Gas Smith and Partners

Chris Boyd, City of Roswell Brandon Crook, Gwinnett Co DWR

Innovation in Delivery and Design Allows Warner Robins to Do More with Less James P. Kizer Constantine Engineering

Dealing with Lime Buildup Downstream from Treatment Plants - Jeff Westbrook, Hydrostructures

Value Engineering and Constructability Reviews Don Joffe, Gwinnett County DWR

What to Expect from a Collection System Audit Jeremy Cummings, Columbus Water Works

Jeff Jones, Clayton County Water Auth. 10:00 - 10:30

Marvin Richards, Cobb County Water System

SEPERATE PRE-REGISTRATION FOR THIS WORKSHOP IS REQUIRED

This workshop is scheduled from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

Specialty Stormwater Workshop: Design and Inspections of GI/LID Best Management Practices Trainers: Bill Hodgins and Gregg Hoffman Center for Watershed Protection

Tracy Thigpen, Coweta County

Meeting Adjourned – See you next year in Savannah, July 15-18, 2018