PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM
Wednesday, June 13, 2018
WED14
Expanding the Reach of Demand Side Efficiency 8:30 – 11:30 a. m. Room: Lagoon IJ Track: Water Use Efficiency Practices Moderator: Lisa Krentz
Explore new strategies being used across the country to promote and achieve demand-side water use efficiency.
8:30 Codified Water Ratings in Santa Fe, New Mexico: A Look Back at Year 1 Mike Collignon, Green Builder Coalition
9:00 My Score is What?!— Learning How EPA’ s Water Score Can Help Multifamily Properties Assess and Improve Their Water Use Veronica Blette, USEPA, Jonah Schein
9:30 Comparison of Sanitary Sewer Diurnal to Drinking Water Consumption Rasheed Ahmad, City of Atlanta, Alberto Bechara, Vahe Kokorian, Patrick Woodall
10:00 Water Use in the Professional Car Wash Industry Claire Moore, International Carwash Association
10:30 Media, the Silent Player in the California Drought Game Kim Quesnel, Stanford University
11:00 Lawn Gone: How Development Codes and Retrofit Programs Transformed Water Demand in Southern Nevada Doug Bennett, Las Vegas Valley Water District
WED15
Unraveling Watershed Complications 8:30 – 11:30 a. m. Room: Breakers AB Track: Water Resource Management & Potable Reuse Moderator: Brent Alspach
Watersheds know no boundaries, and understanding the dynamics and resulting impacts allow utilities to better handle water quality situations. Drought, agricultural, and man-made impacts on watershed management as well as solutions are explored in this session.
8:30 Dry / Wet Year Impacts on Hetch Hetchy Source Water Quality Robert Clark, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, Manouchehr Boozarpour
9:00 Online Water Quality Monitoring to Understand Both Short- Term and Long-Term Changes in Water Quality in Lake Mead Caitlin Glover, Southern Nevada Water Authority, Zhiyin Qin
10:00 Solving Watershed Fragmentation Through Collaboration to Improve Water Management Liston Jackson, West Monroe Partners, Drew Atwater, Emily McGavisk, Peter Mulvaney
10:30 Strategies for Addressing Emerging Per- and Poly- Fluoroalkyl Substances( PFAS) Peter D’ Adamo, HDR, Samantha Black
11:00 Panel Discussion Robert Clark, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Peter D’ Adamo, HDR Caitlin Glover, Southern Nevada Water Authority Liston Jackson, West Monroe Partners Matt Unruh, Kansas Water Office
WED16
A Regulatory Look at DPR and Pathogen Credits 8:30 – 11:30 a. m. Room: Mandalay Bay Ballroom A Track: Water Resource Management & Potable Reuse Moderator: Dave Sloan
Developing regulations will be discussed along with the evaluation of microbiological risks and pathogen credits in reuse projects around the world.
8:30 California Update on Developing Criteria for Direct Potable Reuse Brian Bernados, CA Division of Drinking Water
9:00 Evaluation of Surface Water Augmentation at Lake Jennings JP Semper, Brown & Caldwell, Seval Sen, Padre Dam Municipal Water District, Al Lau, Brian Olney, Li Ding, Paige Russell
9:30 Evaluation of Microbiological Risks Associated with Direct Potable Reuse Sharon Nappier, USEPA, Sorina Eftim, Jeffrey Soller
10:00 How Can We Maximize Pathogen Credits for an MBR Based Advanced Treatment Facility Ufuk Erdal, AECOM
10:30 Maximizing Pathogen Removal Credit for UF and RO in Potable Reuse— The Bennyup Advanced Water Recycling Plant Experience Jim Lozier, CH2M, Stacey Hamilton, Bradley Edwards
11:00 A Framework for Regulating DPR in Florida— Results from a Pathogen Benchmarking Study David MacNevin, Tetra Tech, Matt Azarian, Andrea Netcher
9:30 A Tale of Two Watersheds— Working Together with Agriculture Matt Unruh, Kansas Water Office, Dave White, Maria Wise
ACE18 CONFERENCE | AWWA. ORG / ACE 67