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PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM Tuesday, June 11, 2019 2:10 Current and Evolving Trends in Financing Practices: How They Shape Water Utility Ratings—the Moody’s Investor Services Perspective Helen Cregger, Moody’s Investors Service 2:35 Current and Evolving Trends in Financing Practices: How They Shape Water Utility Ratings– S&P Global Perspective Theodore Chapman, S&P Global Ratings TUE39 Water System Planning and Design 1:30–4:30 p.m. Room: Mile High Ballroom 2C Track: Infrastructure Design and Project Delivery Moderator: Tim Engemoen From big to small, all systems benefit from efficient operation. Hear from young professionals their experiences with water system planning and design. 1:30 Fieldbus Control Systems: Tell Me Something I Don’t Know Tom Woodcock, R.V. Anderson Associates Limited 2:00 New York City’s Operations Support Tool: Case Studies for Decision-Making Kinsey Hoffman, Hazen and Sawyer 2:30 Master Planning and Design of an Urban Stormwater Solution for Harvard’s Allston Landing Enterprise Research Campus Peter Enright, WSP 3:15 Understanding the Impact of Using Inside Diameters for WDS Modeling—A Greeley, CO Case Study Angela Bacigalupa, Jerry Edwards, Dan Moore 3:40 Regional Water Supply versus Plant Rehabilitation —A Complicated Story Kyle Hay, Weston & Sampson 4:05 Using Asset Management Principles to Enhance Traditional Water Master Plans Ludwig Perez, Arcadis, Venkatraman Radhakrishnan, Chris Heltzel, Scott Lehman TUE40 Addressing Lead in Schools 1:30–3:30 p.m. Room: Mile High Ballroom 3A Track: Managing Lead in Distribution Systems Moderator: Kristin Schwartz Lead is a common and hazardous contaminant in plumbing systems of older homes and buildings including schools. Although rarely found in source water, lead can enter tap water through the corrosion of plumbing materials, mainly due to aging pipes and plumbing components. Learn what others are doing to address lead in schools. 1:30 Louisville Water Company’s School & Daycare Lead Monitoring Program, Insight on How to Execute a Successful Monitoring Program Emily Fritz, Louisville Water Company, Rengao Song, Kelley Dearing Smith 74    ACE19 CONFERENCE | EVENTS.AWWA.ORG 2:00 Addressing Lead in School Drinking Water—The City of Lynn’s Proactive Approach Renee Lanza, Woodard & Curran 2:30 Comprehensive Assessment of Lead in Denver District Schools Alfonso Gonzales, Denver Water, Nick Schroeter, Denver District School, Ida Clark, Selene Hernandez Ruiz Alternate Optimizing Parameters for Real-Time Testing of Lead in TUE41 Drinking Water Abigail Wright, Denver Water, Craig McGonagill, Amy Kemm, Andrea Ohsiek, Selene Hernandez Ruiz Successful Partnerships for Non-Traditional Treatment Solutions 1:30–3:00 p.m. Room: Mile High Ballroom 1E Track: Small Systems Management and Operations Moderator: Darren Lytle The session addresses how sometimes developing partnerships with other entities can assist a Small Water System in the successful operation of the system. 1:30 Oh, to be First. The Town of Wellington’s Journey to a Successful Ozone Approval Stephanie Elliott, Stantec 2:00 Working Together to Identify and Implement the Optimal Groundwater Treatment Solution for PFAS Jihyon Im, Mark Wetzel, Alan LeBlanc 2:30 Panel Discussion TUE42 Control Strategies Improve Treatment and Quality 1:30–3:00 p.m. Room: Mile High Ballroom 1F Track: Smart Water Utility Moderator: Norman Anderson Algorithms, control schemes, and dynamic process simulations are the workhorses of a process control system. Showcased in this session are examples of strategies for improved operations and water quality. 1:30 A Unique Way to Control Ozone System Operations with Rapid Response Controls at JEA’s Greenland Water Treatment Plant Jeremy O’Neal, CDM Smith, Andrew May, Christopher Schulz, Yanni Polematidis 2:00 Complete Water Treatment Plant Simulation Prior to Startup: Control Logic Functional Acceptance Testing Using Dynamic Simulation Stephanie McGregor, Michelle Mayes, Benjamin Deavenport, Jon Bates, John Sheilds 2:30 Implementing a Performance Tracking Tool for Timely Analysis of Multiple Unit Processes Jennifer Nyfennegger, Carollo Engineers, Nishel Ross, Rod Dunn, Jess Brown, Giridhar Upadhyaya