StormCon 2018 Conference Guide

2018 Conference Guide

THE SURFACE WATER QUALITY CONFERENCE & EXPO

AUGUST 12–16 Stormwater Infrastructure and Best Management Practices Green Infrastructure Stormwater Permit Compliance Funding, Staffing, and Managing the Stormwater Program Industrial Stormwater Management Research and Testing

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Welcome to StormCon 2018!

On behalf of Forester Media, welcome to StormCon’s 17th annual conference and exposition. We are thrilled to bring the conference back to Denver, CO! Each year, StormCon brings together stormwater and surface water quality professionals from all over the world who are seeking the most up-to-date industry news, breakthroughs in water technology, and the best products and services available in the water sector.

StormCon is a great opportunity to network with industry leaders, gain knowledge in technical sessions, and view the latest products in the exhibit hall. We encourage you to participate in the variety of educational sessions offered and visit the networking hub of the conference—the Exhibit Hall.

The Exhibit Hall is where you’ll find the industry’s premier companies displaying their new technology, services, and products.

Our six-track course curriculum offers an extensive range of material that focuses on stormwater infrastructure and best management practices; green infrastructure; stormwater permit compliance; funding, staffing, and managing the stormwater program; industrial stormwater management; and research and testing.

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On Tuesday morning, the Opening General Session, hosted by AbTech Industries, includes Keynote Speakers Dominique Lueckenhoff—recipient of the 2017 National Council for Public Private Partnerships (NCPPP) Innovative Public Leadership Award and Acting Director, Water Protection Division, US EPA Region 3—and Charles Glass, Ph.D., P.E., Assistant Secretary, Maryland Department of Transportation, who will be presenting “A First-of-Its-Kind” $10 Million Green Corridor Integrated Design (Pop-Up) Challenge!

We hope you enjoy your time in Denver and thank you for being a part of StormCon 2018!

Brigette Burich StormCon Director

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CONTENTS

Contents

4 Welcome 8 Governor’s Welcome 10 Mayor’s Welcome 12 General Information

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14 Networking Functions, Amenities, & Special Events 16 Pre-Conference Courses 16

Pre-Conference Schedule at a Glance

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Pre-Conference Courses

20 Conference 20

Conference Program Tracks

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Conference Schedule at a Glance

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Course Schedule

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Tuesday

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Wednesday

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Thursday

38 Exhibit Hall 38

Layout & Information

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Exhibitors List

40 Exhibitor Directory 66 Sponsors

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Governor’s Welcome

August 12, 2018

Greetings: On behalf of the State of Colorado, it is my distinct pleasure to welcome you to our state for the 2018 StormCon Annual Conference.

StormCon provides practitioners with new technologies and an insight into relevant research in the science and engineering of new stormwater.

This year’s conference will bring together stormwater and surface-water quality professionals from all over the world who are seeking the most up-to-date industry news, breakthroughs in water technology, and the best products and services available in the water sector.

Once again, welcome to Colorado for this important event. We wish you the best for a productive and impactful conference, and we hope you enjoy your stay here.

Sincerely,

John W. Hickenlooper Governor

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General Information Registration The StormCon registration desk is located on the third floor near the StormCon Exhibit Hall and will be open for workshop and course registration, pre-registration confirmation, name badge pickup, and general information during the following hours: Sunday: 7:30 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Monday: 7:30 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Tuesday: 7:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Wednesday: 7:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Thursday: 7:00 A.M. – 11:00 A.M.

Course Rooms and Events StormCon activities Sunday through Wednesday will be held in the Hyatt Regency Denver. Please check with the staff at the registration desk for pre-conference workshop and course room assignments or for assistance with finding the location of any conference activity. Have some coffee, catch up with colleagues, and enjoy the comforts of each area we have set aside for you.

COURSE TRACKS HOSTED BY

Name Badges Name badges are available at the registration desk and are required to be worn at all times in the exhibit hall, during workshops and courses, and at all conference functions.

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Tote Bag Literature StormCon encourages you to spend some time looking through the tote bag that is available at our registration desk for interesting product literature and much more.

Photography

Speakers

StormCon prohibits the use of cameras or video- or audio-recording equipment in the exhibit halls, in pre-conference workshops, course sessions, or during any networking function or event associated with the conference.

Remember to pick up your badges at the registration desk. The Speaker Ready Room details and directions will be provided at that time.

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Maryland Department of Transportation

Networking Amenities & Special Events Exhibit Hall Opening Reception MONDAY, AUGUST 13 4:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M. Centennial Ballroom & Centennial Foyer Join us for the opening of the Exhibit Hall for complimentary food and drink and to kick off the conference at 4:00 p.m. It’s a great way to meet colleagues, network, and visit with vendors in a casual atmosphere. You will have complete access to vendor representatives who will be offering all the services and technologies that you need for your community’s stormwater plan.

Hosted by Suntree Technologies Inc.

Luncheons TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 12:15 P.M. – 1:15 P.M. Capitol Ballroom

Evening Celebration TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 5:30 P.M. – 8:30 P.M. Capitol Ballroom

Join your peers at StormCon’s fantastic lunches on Tuesday and Wednesday.

All course sessions will be closed during the luncheons so that you may take full advantage of this conference highlight and networking opportunity.

Hosted by CleanWay Environmental Partners

Afternoon Refreshments TUESDAY, AUGUST 14; WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 3:00 P.M. – 3:30 P.M.

Enjoy a pleasant evening of relaxed entertainment and terrific food! The night will include a beautiful buffet, live music, passed hors d’oeuvres, and much more.

Complimentary non-alcoholic beverages and cash bars are also provided. Please join us for this favorite StormCon tradition!

Hosted by CleanWay Environmental Partners

Centennial Ballroom & Centennial Foyer Join us Tuesday and Wednesday in the exhibit hall for an afternoon pick-me-up with refreshments and snacks. Use this break from your courses to catch up with colleagues and explore the latest products and technologies in the stormwater industry.

Hosted by L&M Supply

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Opening General Session TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

Capitol Ballroom

Achieving Smart Green Corridors Through High-Performance Infrastructure Partnerships Featuring a First-of-Its-Kind “$10 Million Green Corridor Integrated Design (Pop-Up) Challenge”!

An actual candidate corridor will be introduced!

Dominique Lueckenhoff, Acting Director, Water Protection Division, US EPA Region 3 Charles Glass, Ph.D., P.E., Assistant Secretary, Maryland Department of Transportation From Smart Cities to Smart Corridors—the use of performance-based partnerships, innovative technologies, and regional cooperatives can drive Faster, Cheaper, Greener sustainable solutions and economic growth for rebuilding resilient infrastructure and healthy communities.

Corridor has key geospatial, temporal, and technological aspects. By placing complementary practices and technologies in close and/or strategic proximity, the dynamics and outputs from one facility and/or practice can support and enhance activities in many others.

A “Smart, Green Corridor” is an area within a watershed where innovative, efficient technologies and practices from across the water and energy sectors are systematically located to collaboratively capture and create synergies between sectors, enhancing collective performance and cost-effectiveness to treat, restore, and sustain water resources and ecological health while contributing multiple benefits and outcomes to increase overall community value and economic activity. This

The keynote speakers will share examples of smart, green corridors and invite participants to partner and submit conceptual designs for a future, planned $10 million “Smart, Green Corridor” in the Mid-Atlantic. A panel of “celebrity judges” will also be announced, along with selection criteria.

Dominique Lueckenhoff has over 25 years of multi-programmatic (air, water, land) environmental experience and award-winning program development/management with the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). She is Acting Director of the EPA Region 3 Water Protection Division, directing the region’s second largest programmatic organization, addressing clean water and safe drinking water needs through cooperative work with the Mid-Atlantic states and the District of Columbia. In this capacity, she directs the administration and management of all division activities, including funding and oversight, water and wastewater infrastructure funding and sustainability, and innovative public-private partnerships for improved watershed protection. For over 12 years, she also has been the region’s lead management champion on the Green Infrastructure (GI) and Urban Waters/Federal Partnership Initiatives in the Mid-Atlantic. Her leadership in advancing innovative, collaborative approaches and technologies is highlighted by her vision and creation of the Gold-Medal Green Highways Partnership (GHP) 10 years ago, and more recently, development and implementation of the nationally recognized Green Streets, Green Jobs, Green Towns (G3) Initiative and Partnership and the Geographic Information System-driven online Watershed Resources Registry tool. Ms. Lueckenhoff also serves on the faculty of Virginia Tech’s Center for Leadership in Global Sustainability.

Submissions will be restricted to StormCon 2018 Opening Session participants. So please join us and get your game shoes on!

Charles C. Glass, Ph.D., P.E., Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy Analysis and Planning and Director of Bicycle and Pedestrian Access, was appointed January 20, 2016, by Governor Larry Hogan.

He is a research and engineering professional with over 20 years of experience in both academia and the consulting engineering industries. His career includes managing two long-term funding relationships with the District Department of Transportation in Washington DC and the National Science Foundation. He has published peer-reviewed journal articles and is recognized nationally as an expert in stormwater management, green infrastructure, and wastewater treatment.

Dr. Glass came to MDOT from Howard University, where since 2006, he has been an Associate Professor in Civil Engineering.

He completed his undergraduate degree requirements in Civil Engineering in 1992 at Johns Hopkins University. He completed his Master of Science degree and Ph.D. at the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1994 and 1997, respectively. Dr. Glass served as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Howard University.

He is an avid golfer, mystery reader, and soccer coach.

Hosted by AbTech Industries

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Pre-Conference Schedule at a Glance SUNDAY August 12

8 AM

9 AM 10 AM 11 AM Noon 1 PM

Registration Hours

4 PM

5 PM

6 PM

7 PM

8 PM

2 PM

3 PM

4 PM

5 PM

6 PM

7 PM

8 PM

8:30–4:30

8 AM

9 AM 10 AM 11 AM Noon 1 PM

Registration Hours

7:30–5:00

Exhibits Setup CISEC® TRAINING MODULES

3 PM

7:30–5:00

CISEC® TRAINING MODULES

MONDAY August 13

2 PM

8:00–3:00

8:30–11:30

CISEC® EXAM

1:00–4:30

BMP Selection to Improve Your Watershed

8:00–4:00

Planning for Effective Sediment and Erosion Control

8:00–4:00

Repairing Entrenched, Incised, and Degraded (Urbanized) Streams

8:00–4:00

Developing Street and Storm Drainage Cleaning Programs

8:00–4:00

Stormwater Pollution Modeling for LID, TMDL, and Retrofitting Analyses

8:00–4:00

Fluvial Geomorphology and Stream Restoration

8:00–4:00

Exhibit Hall Opening Reception

4:00–7:00

(Open to All Attendees)

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Pre-Conference Courses 8/12–13 Certification Course & Exam Certified Inspector of Sediment and Erosion Control (CISEC®) Review Course: Quartz Room Sunday: 8:30 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. Monday: 8:30 A.M. – 11:30 A.M. Certification Exam (approval required): Quartz Room Monday: 1:00 P.M. TO 5:30 P.M.

Pre-Conference Courses BMP Selection to Improve Your Watershed Monday: 8:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. Room: Mineral Hall A

Stuart Stein, P.E., DWRE, and president of GKY and Associates

Developing Street and Storm Drain Cleaning Programs Monday: 8:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. Room: Mineral Hall B

Art Jenkins, P.E., CSM, Stormwater Engineer, City of Spokane Valley, WA

Fluvial Geomorphology and Stream Restoration Monday: 8:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. Room: Mineral Hall C

David T. Williams, Ph.D., P.E., PH, CFM, CPESC, & President of David T. Williams and Associate

Repairing Entrenched and Degraded (Urbanized) Streams —Techniques and Case Studies Monday: 8:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. Room: Mineral Hall E

David Derrick, Potomologist & VP, River Research & Design Inc.

Stormwater Pollution Modeling for LID, TMDL, and Retrofitting Analyses —An Overview of WinSLAMM Monday: 8:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. Room: Mineral Hall F

Caroline Burger, P.E., Water Resource Engineer, Brown and Caldwell James Bachhuber, PH, Brown and Caldwell John Voorhees, P.E., PH, Senior Water Resources Engineer Roger Bannerman, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (retired)

Planning for Effective Sediment and Erosion Control Monday: 8:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. Room: Mineral Hall D

Jerald S. Fifield, Ph.D., CISEC & President of HydroDynamics Inc. Tina Evans, P.E., CPESC, CISEC, HydroDynamics Inc.

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Conference Program Tracks B

Stormwater Infrastructure and Best Management Practices Examples of structural and nonstructural best management practices to achieve water-quality goals

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Green Infrastructure

Low-impact development (LID) techniques as well as smart growth and other green infrastructure practices P

Stormwater Permit Compliance

Aspects of complying with NPDES permits and integrating the stormwater program with TMDL development S

Funding, Staffing, and Managing the Stormwater Program Funding and staffing issues affecting municipal and state programs, including stormwater utilities, credit trading, and public-private partnerships

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Industrial Stormwater Management

Industrial stormwater management and permitting, focusing on

publicly and privately owned facilities covered by industrial stormwater permits or EPA’s stormwater multi-sector general permit R

Research and Testing

Comparing BMP performance, evaluating testing protocols, and trends in stormwater research

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Conference Schedule at a Glance TUESDAY August 14

8 AM

9 AM 10 AM 11 AM Noon 1 PM

Registration Hours Opening General Session

2 PM

3 PM

4 PM

5 PM

10:00–4:30 10:30 –12:00

1:30 –3:00

4:00 –5:00

12:15 –1:15

Luncheon Afternoon Refreshment Break

3:00 –4:00

Evening Celebration

5:30–8:30 8 AM

9 AM 10 AM 11 AM Noon 1 PM

Registration Hours

2 PM

3 PM

4 PM

5 PM

6 PM

7 PM

8 PM

7:00–5:00

Exhibit Hall Hours

9:00–4:30 8:30 –10:00

10:30 –12:00

1:30 –3:00

3:30 –5:00

12:15 –1:15

Luncheon Afternoon Refreshment Break

3:00 –3:30

Exhibits Dismantle

5:00–8:00

THURSDAY August 16

8 AM

Registration Hours

7:00–11:00

9 AM 10 AM 11 AM Noon 1 PM

Course Schedule

8:00–12:00

Course Schedule

8:00–12:00

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8:00–10:00

Course Schedule

Course Schedule

7 PM

7:00–5:00

Exhibit Hall Hours

WEDNESDAY August 15

6 PM

2 PM

3 PM

4 PM

5 PM

6 PM

7 PM

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Conference Course Schedule Tuesday, August 14

(Wednesday cont.)

10:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.

1:30 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.

Stormwater Infrastructure and BMPs

Stormwater Infrastructure and BMPs I

Green Infrastructure

Stormwater Infrastructure and BMPs II

Stormwater Permit Compliance

Green Infrastructure

Funding, Staffing, and Managing

Funding, Staffing, and Managing

Industrial Stormwater Management

Industrial Stormwater Management

1:30 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.

3:30 P.M. – 5:00 P.M.

Stormwater Infrastructure and BMPs

Stormwater Infrastructure and BMPs I

Green Infrastructure

Stormwater Infrastructure and BMPs II

Stormwater Permit Compliance

Green Infrastructure

Funding, Staffing, and Managing

Research and Testing

Research and Testing 4:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. Stormwater Infrastructure and BMPs Green Infrastructure Stormwater Permit Compliance I Stormwater Permit Compliance II

Thursday, August 16 8:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Fire & Rain: Issues and Concerns Following the Incidence of Wildfires in the Western United States 8:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. A Modern Approach to Compliance

Wednesday, August 15 8:30 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. Stormwater Infrastructure and BMPs Green Infrastructure Funding, Staffing, and Managing Industrial Stormwater Management 10:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Stormwater Infrastructure and BMPs Green Infrastructure Stormwater Permit Compliance Funding, Staffing, and Managing Research and Testing

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Tuesday 8/14 Conference Courses Tuesday, August 14

10:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE AND BMPs Mineral Hall D–E B11 .............................................. 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. Inspection and Data Gathering Protocol for Monitoring Performance of Biotic Soil Technology Marc Theisen, Profile Products LLC, Signal Mountain, TN J.P. Johns, Woolpert Inc., Mount Pleasant, SC B12 ...............................................11:00 – 11:30 A.M. Resiliency Considerations in an Urban Coastal Setting Hugh Roberts, Arcadis, Helena, MT B13 ........................................ 11:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Keeping Tidal Floods in Check in Virginia Beach Melissa Simpson, WSP, Virginia Beach, VA GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE Mineral Hall F–G G11 .............................................. 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. Leveraging Technology in the Life Cycle of Green Infrastructure April Barkasi, Cedarville Engineering Group LLC, Pottstown, PA Curt Hatfield, Cedarville Engineering Group LLC, Pottstown, PA

P12 ...............................................11:00 – 11:30 A.M. Pollutant Reduction Requirements in Pennsylvania: The Unintended Impacts of Regulation Beth Uhler, Cedarville Engineering Group LLC, Pottstown, PA P13 ........................................ 11:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Better Getting to Know Your Permittees Through a Stormwater Grant Program David Mora, Washington State Department of Ecology, Vancouver, WA FUNDING, STAFFING, AND MANAGING Granite Room S11 .............................................. 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. Stormwater Fee Management Done SWiFTly! Monica Day, Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, Cleveland, OH Jill Wu, Raftelis, Cary, NC S12 ...............................................11:00 – 11:30 A.M. Shifting the Mindset: Are You Ready to Sell Your Program for Funding?

Jason Drew, NCE, Stateline, NV S13 ........................................ 11:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. The Evolution of Stormwater Fees in the United States Brian Chalfant, University of Pittsburgh, Bakerstown, PA

G12 ...............................................11:00 – 11:30 A.M. Quantifying the Net Present Value Across LID Retrofit Opportunities in Edmonton, Alberta Eric Bill, Autocase/Impact Infrastructure, New York, NY Olivia Sparrow, Emmons & Olivier Resources Inc., Oakdale, MN Brett Emmons, Emmons & Olivier Resources Inc., Oakdale, MN PERMIT COMPLIANCE Mineral Hall B–C P11 .............................................. 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. Assessing Municipal NPDES Permit Compliance: Pilot Audit Program in Washington State Rian Sallee, Washington Department of Ecology, Vancouver, WA

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Stormwater Infrastructure & BMPs

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Green Infrastructure

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INDUSTRIAL STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Mineral Hall A D11 .............................................. 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. Industrial Stormwater Permitting: What You Need to Know Raymond Plummer III, Stantec, Spokane, WA D12 ...............................................11:00 – 11:30 A.M. A New Era in Industrial Stormwater Regulation: Considerations, Strategies, and Lessons Learned for NPDES-Regulated Industrial Dischargers Under the “Exceedance Response Action” Model Jonathan Meronek, SCS Engineers, Santa Rosa, CA

B23 .................................................. 2:30 – 3:00 P.M. Using Mobile and Cloud Technologies to Centralize and Streamline Your Stormwater Program Frances Curtis, Apex Companies LLC, Malvern, PA Rylan Farr, Apex Companies LLC, South Windsor, CT GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE Mineral Hall F–G G21 .................................................. 1:30 – 2:00 P.M. Regional GSI: A Philadelphia Story Corey Burns, ISS Management LLC, Ambler, PA Kate Henry, ISS Management LLC, Ambler, PA G22 .................................................. 2:00 – 2:30 P.M. The SEMSWA LID Demonstration Campus: A Suite of Green Infrastructure in One Location Brad Cox, Southeast Metro Stormwater Authority, Centennial, CO

TUES 1:30 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE AND BMPs Mineral Hall D–E B21 .................................................. 1:30 – 2:00 P.M. After the NOT: What Next?

Anna Griggs, Apex Companies LLC, Charlotte, NC B22 .................................................. 2:00 – 2:30 P.M. Establishing Routine Maintenance Areas Using GIS and EnerGov PMM Andy Kuster, Southeast Metro Stormwater Authority, Centennial, CO

G23 .................................................. 2:30 – 3:00 P.M. Discharges Through Groundwater? That Doesn’t Sound Like the Clean Water Act! Richard Davis, Beveridge & Diamond P.C., Washington DC PERMIT COMPLIANCE Mineral Hall B–C P21 .................................................. 1:30 – 2:00 P.M. Utilizing SARA Modeling Tools to Develop Attainable Contact Recreation Criteria in San Antonio River Basin Yu-Chun Su, LAN, Houston, TX Sheeba Thomas, San Antonio River Authority, San Antonio, TX

Wright Water Engineers Inc.

P22 .................................................. 2:00 – 2:30 P.M. Management of Construction Stormwater Permits Within Field Permit Coverage Areas for Oil and Gas Operation Within Colorado’s DJ Basin Brad Kieding, Apex Companies LLC, Lakewood, CO

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Industrial Stormwater Management

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P23 .................................................. 2:30 – 3:00 P.M. The Art and Science of Estimating the Cost of Erosion Control: The Key to Erosion Control Compliance Rifka Malik, Sitework Estimating Services, Suffern, NY

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FUNDING, STAFFING, AND MANAGING Granite Room

GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE Mineral Hall F–G

S21 .................................................. 1:30 – 2:00 P.M. Using Private Capital to Help the Chesapeake Bay: A Full Delivery Model to Consider to Help Impaired Systems Troy Anderson, Ecosystem Investment Partners, Baltimore, MD

G31 .................................................. 4:00 – 4:30 P.M. Maximizing Green Infrastructure Performance With Smart Blue Roofs Kevin Dutt, RainBank Inc., Newton Center, MA

S23 .................................................. 2:00 – 2:30 P.M. A Public-Private Partnership Case Study: MLK Transit Oriented Development Glen Taffinder, City of Austin, TX José Guerrero, City of Austin, TX RESEARCH AND TESTING Mineral Hall A R21 .................................................. 1:30 – 2:00 P.M. Hydrology Validation and GroundTruthing in Stormwater Monitoring Brandon Slone, Washington State Department of Transportation, Olympia, WA Brad Archibold, Washington State Department of Transportation, Olympia, WA Chris Gustafson, Washington State Department of Transportation, Olympia, WA R22 .................................................. 2:00 – 2:30 P.M. Stationarity of the Temporal Distribution of Rainfall Joseph Wilson, Wilson Hydro LLC, Rolla, MO R23 .................................................. 2:30 – 3:00 P.M. Demonstrating the Pollutant Loading From Stormwater Discharge to an Urban River in the Intermountain West Using High-Frequency Data R. Ryan Dupont, Utah Water Research Laboratory, Utah State University, Logan, UT

TUES 4:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE AND BMPs Mineral Hall D–E B31 .................................................. 4:00 – 4:30 P.M. Context Sensitive Design Enabling Stormwater Retrofits Bernard Amell, Source2Source Inc., Calgary, AB Rene Letourneau, City of Calgary, AB B32 .................................................. 4:30 – 5:00 P.M. Stormwater Drainage in a Sinking Environment Elizabeth Schrandt, Arup, New York, NY

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G32 .................................................. 4:30 – 5:00 P.M. Using Permeable Pavers as a Control Stormwater Measure for Municipal Streets Kevin Earley, Oldcastle Architectural Inc., Collegeville, PA PERMIT COMPLIANCE I Mineral Hall B–C P31 .................................................. 4:00 – 4:30 P.M. Washington State Watershed Scale Planning Part I: How Did We Model That?

Dan Gariépy, Washington State Department of Ecology, Olympia, WA Emma Trewhitt, Washington State Department of Ecology, Olympia, WA Marla Koberstein, Washington State Department of Ecology, Olympia, WA P32 .................................................. 4:30 – 5:00 P.M. Washington State Watershed Scale Planning Part II: What Did We Find?

Dan Gariépy, Washington State Department of Ecology, Olympia, WA Emma Trewhitt, Washington State Department of Ecology, Olympia, WA Marla Koberstein, Washington State Department of Ecology, Olympia, WA PERMIT COMPLIANCE II Granite Room P33 .................................................. 4:00 – 5:00 P.M. A National Review of Innovative and Integrated Stormwater Management Initiatives Pinar Balci, NYC Department of Environmental Protection, Flushing, NY Floren Poliseo, NYC Department of Environmental Protection, Flushing, NY Sandeep Mehrotra, Hazen and Sawyer, New York, NY Stephen Sands, Hazen and Sawyer, Charlotte, NC

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Wednesday 8/15 Conference Courses Wednesday, August 15 8:30 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE AND BMPs Mineral Hall D–E B41 ..................................................8:30 – 9:00 A.M. Innovative Structural BMP Management James Hook, City of San Diego, CA Andrew Oster, City of San Diego, CA B42 ..................................................9:00 – 9:30 A.M. Innovative Approaches to National Stormwater Asset Management on Private Property Micah Strauss, OptiRTC and Villanova University, Boston, MA Toni McCrory, Walmart Stores Inc., Bentonville, AR GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE Mineral Hall F–G G41 ..................................................8:30 – 9:00 A.M. A Plan to Assess the Effectiveness of Denver’s Green Infrastructure Program Jon Novick, Division of Environmental Quality, Denver Department of Public Health and Environment, Denver, CO G42 ..................................................9:00 – 9:30 A.M. Denver’s Urban Water-Quality Adventure: Challenges of Implementing Ultra-Urban Green Infrastructure in the Arid West Paul Thomas, Stream Landscape Architecture and Design, Denver, CO Sarah Anderson, City and County of Denver, Denver, CO Jim Wulliman, Muller Engineering, Lakewood, CO G43 ................................................9:30 – 10:00 A.M. The Onondaga County Save the Rain Program: 200 Completed Projects in 10 Years.

Lessons Learned and Success Stories Zachary Monge, CH2M, Syracuse, NY FUNDING, STAFFING, AND MANAGING Granite Room S41 ..................................................8:30 – 9:00 A.M. But What Are You Doing About the Owl Habitat?!

Heather Seitz, City of Greeley, CO

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S42 ..................................................9:00 – 9:30 A.M. WEF SWI Update: The National MS4 Needs Assessment Survey Rebecca Arvin-Colon, Water Environment Federation, Alexandria, VA S43 ................................................9:30 – 10:00 A.M. Lessons Learned in Stormwater Monitoring Mick Bartlett, San Antonio River Authority, San Antonio, TX INDUSTRIAL STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Mineral Hall A D41 ..................................................8:30 – 9:00 A.M. Stormwater Management on Industrial Waste Facilities Along Impaired Water Bodies Nathan Holloway, Clear Water Services LLC, Everett, WA D42 ..................................................9:00 – 9:30 A.M. Use of Porous Pavement to Work Within Site Constraints and Satisfy Multiple Project Objectives Jody Hughey, Arcadis U.S. Inc., Highlands Ranch, CO D43 ................................................9:30 – 10:00 A.M. A Practical Approach to Stormwater Management Design for Electrical Substations David Wang, Hydro One Networks Inc., Toronto, ON

WED 10:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE AND BMPs Mineral Hall D–E B51 .............................................. 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. A Road Map to Implementing Stormwater Maintenance Regulations Pasquale Napolitano, Hydro International, Portland, ME B52 ...............................................11:00 – 11:30 A.M. It’s Greek to Me! Creating an Effective OwnerLed BMP Inspection and Maintenance Program Mary Halley, Wood (Amec Foster Wheeler), Knoxville, TN B53 ........................................ 11:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Post-Construction BMP List Growing a Mile High Christopher Dent, Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, Lexington, KY Jason Martin, Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, Lexington, KY Patrick McFadden, Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, Lexington, KY

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Stormwater Intelligence Platform Manage Everything, from Inspections to Annual Reports

SMART Form Inspection Technology SM Advanced Analytics A Weather Automation Integration with other Systems 3 Years of Secure Data Archival Drone Integration GIS with Interactive Mapping Compliant Regulatory Workflows MS4 Annual Report Function NOAA.gov Daily Reports Cloud-Based, Access Anywhere Offline Capabilities

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GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE Mineral Hall F–G G51 .............................................. 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. Blueprint Columbus: Integrated Planning and GI Design Lessons Learned Bill Landshof, Arcadis, Columbus, OH G52 ...............................................11:00 – 11:30 A.M. Leading Landscape Design Practices for CostEffective Green Infrastructure Management Brian Smith, Federal Highway Administration, Baltimore, MD G53 ........................................ 11:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Lake Champlain Nonpoint-Source Pollution Subwatershed Assessment and Management Plan Beth Gilles, Lake Champlain – Lake George Regional Planning Board, Lake George, NY PERMIT COMPLIANCE Mineral Hall B–C P51 .............................................. 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. A Tale of Two Cities: Developing a Pollution Prevention Good Housekeeping Program Noelle Slater, Arcadis, Chesapeake, VA P52 ...............................................11:00 – 11:30 A.M. PPGH Training Adaptations to Reach Municipal Employees Throughout NYC Lisa Jeffrey, Hazen and Sawyer, Virginia Beach, VA Jennifer Rodriguez, New York City Department of Environmental Protection, Flushing, NY Patrick Parault, Arcadis, Long Island, NY P53 ........................................ 11:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Archaeological Concerns in Large Storm Erosion Events Sarah Buchanan, Viridis Environmental, Bowling Green, KY Darryl Hitch, Viridis Environmental, Bowling Green, KY FUNDING, STAFFING, AND MANAGING Granite Room S51 .............................................. 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. Taking the Next Step in Strategic Program Management: The Birth and Growth of the City of Fort Worth’s Stormwater Management Program Jennifer Dyke, City of Fort Worth, TX Greg Simmons, City of Fort Worth, TX

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S52 ...............................................11:00 – 11:30 A.M. Sugar Land, Texas: Experiences of a Growing MS4 Jason Maldonado, RJN Group, Houston, TX Hana Harris, City of Sugar Land, TX S53 ........................................ 11:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Skagit County’s Regional Stormwater Education Partnership: A Success Story!

Kristi Carpenter, Skagit Conservation District, Mount Vernon, WA RESEARCH AND TESTING Mineral Hall A R51 .............................................. 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. Development of a New BMP: Sand Filter Sidewalk Vaults Aimee Navickis-Brasch, HDR, Spokane, WA Taylor Hoffman, HDR, Spokane, WA Jake Saxon, Spokane County, Spokane, WA R53 ...............................................11:00 – 11:30 A.M. Roadway-Generated Stormwater in Arizona: A Survey David Mack, Arizona Department of Transportation, Tucson, AZ

WED 1:30 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE AND BMPs I Mineral Hall D–E B61 .................................................. 1:30 – 2:00 P.M. Treatment BMP Options for Organic Contaminants and Bacteria Nathan Holloway, Clear Water Services, Everett, WA B62 .................................................. 2:00 – 2:30 P.M. Biochar, Iron, and Sand Filters to Remove Bacteria and Nutrients in an Urban Watershed Ed Matthiesen, Wenck Associates Inc., Golden Valley, MN B63 .................................................. 2:30 – 3:00 P.M. Alum Treatment of Runoff: An Effective, Low-Cost BMP for Regional Systems Harvey Harper, Environmental Research and Design, Belle Isle, FL

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STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE AND BMPs II Mineral Hall B–C B64 .................................................. 1:30 – 2:00 P.M. Nutrient Removal Using Coanda Screens Steven E. Esmond, Coanda Inc., Irvine, CA Robert K. Weir, Hydroscreen Co. LLC, Denver, CO B65 .................................................. 2:00 – 2:30 P.M. Modeling of On-Stream Detention Ponds: Modified Puls Method vs.

Stage-Storage-Discharge Gabriel Novak, Dowdey, Anderson, & Associates Inc., Plano, TX B66 .................................................. 2:30 – 3:00 P.M. Off With the Rule of Thumbs: Rethinking Hydrologic Impacts on Stormwater Infrastructure Matthew Anderson, Innovyze, Portland, OR GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE Mineral Hall F–G G61 .................................................. 1:30 – 2:00 P.M. Do You Know Your Outfall From a Hole in the Ground? Essential Value and Place-Making Characteristics for Urban Drainage Infrastructure Jesse Clark, Stream Landscape Architecture and Design, Denver, CO Barbara Chongtoua, Urban Drainage and Flood Control District, Denver, CO Chris Kroeger, Muller Engineering, Lakewood, CO G62 .................................................. 2:00 – 2:30 P.M. Green Infrastructure Retrofits in New York City Parks Chris Syrett, New York City Parks Department, Flushing, NY G63 .................................................. 2:30 – 3:00 P.M. Rethinking Stormwater Detention Ponds as an Ecological Commons for Urban Recreation Erin Riley, North Dakota State University, West Fargo, ND FUNDING, STAFFING, AND MANAGING Granite Room S62 .................................................. 1:30 – 2:00 P.M. Giving the Green to Build the Green: Lexington’s Stormwater Incentive Grant Program Christopher Dent, Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, Lexington, KY

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S63 .................................................. 2:00 – 2:30 P.M. Development of Stream Restoration and Water-Quality CIP Craig Carinci, Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services, Fairfax, VA Emma Gutzler, Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services, Fairfax, VA INDUSTRIAL STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Mineral Hall A D61 .................................................. 1:30 – 2:00 P.M. The Moving Target: Case Study of a Metal Recycler’s Proactive Response to Tightening Industrial Stormwater Permit Requirements Calvin Noling, StormwateRx, Portland, OR D62 .................................................. 2:00 – 2:30 P.M. Passive vs. Active Stormwater Treatment on Waste Facilities: How to Decide?

Kristine Sommer, Clear Water Services LLC, Everett, WA D63 .................................................. 2:30 – 3:00 P.M. Removing Zinc From Industrial Roof Runoff Paul Eger, Global Minerals Engineering LLC, Hibbing, MN

WED 3:30 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE AND BMPs I Mineral Hall D–E B71 .................................................. 3:30 – 4:00 P.M. Fixing What’s Always Worked: Going Beyond Relying on Silt Fence Jake Gentles, Wood Group PLC, Burnaby, BC Mathew Graham, Wood Group PLC, Burnaby, BC B72 .................................................. 4:00 – 4:30 P.M. Where Does All That Sediment Go?!

Daniel March, HDR, Helena, MT B73 .................................................. 4:30 – 5:00 P.M. Fast, Effective, and Economical: Asia and Malaysia’s First Redirective Solutions Kwok Wing Leong, CHT –Natural Solutions SDN BHD, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia

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STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE AND BMPs II Mineral Hall B–C B74 .................................................. 3:30 – 4:00 P.M. Ecosystem Service Benefits of CompostBased Sustainable Management Practices Britt Faucette, Filtrexx International, Decatur, OH

G72 .................................................. 4:00 – 4:30 P.M. The Stormwater Benefits of HighPerformance Urban Trees Jeremy Bailey, GreenBlue Urban, Knoxville, TN G73 .................................................. 4:30 – 5:00 P.M. Getting Rain Gardens Built Without Lifting a Shovel: Lessons Learned in Outreach and Education Susan Bryan, Washtenaw County Water Resources, Ann Arbor, MI

B75 .................................................. 4:00 – 4:30 P.M. CDOT Bridge Division and Town of Castle Rock Rehabilitate Six Parallel LargeDiameter Bridge-Supporting CMPs Brian Culich, AP/M Permaform, Johnston, IA Charles Loughman, Wilson & Company, Denver, CO

RESEARCH AND TESTING Mineral Hall A

B76 .................................................. 4:30 – 5:00 P.M. Laguna Niguel, CA: Nature Area Drainage Control with GCCM Joe Chirbas, Milliken Infrastructure Solutions LLC, Spartanburg, SC Joe Royer, Milliken Infrastructure Solutions LLC, Spartanburg, SC

R71 .................................................. 3:30 – 4:00 P.M. Identifying Sources of E. coli in an Urban Environment Steve Gruber, Burns & McDonnell Engineering, La Jolla, CA Nico Cantarero, City of Minneapolis Public Works Department, Minneapolis, MN

GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE Mineral Hall F–G

R72 .................................................. 4:00 – 4:30 P.M. Star Trek Water Quality Drew Ackerman, Black & Veatch, Denver, CO R73 .................................................. 4:30 – 5:00 P.M. Does the Rational Method for Estimating Peak Flow Rates Still Work?

William Gonwa, Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee, WI

Alev Bilginsoy

G71 .................................................. 3:30 – 4:00 P.M. Seeing Trees Differently: Incorporating Trees Into Stormwater Management David Rutter, Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments, Cincinnati, OH; Charlotte Katzenmoyer, City of Lancaster, PA

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Thursday 8/16 Conference Courses

Thursday, August 16 8:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.

Mineral Hall A–B–C ...................8:00 A.M. – 11:00 A.M. Fire & Rain: Issues and Concerns Following the Incidence of Wildfires in the Western United States Mike Harding, Haley & Aldrich Andrew Earles and Ian Paton, Wright Water Engineers This three-hour course illustrates that fires in the Western US are becoming more frequent and occur over larger areas, with their impacts becoming more severe and costly in terms of property and human lives. Examples of recent fires and the resulting secondary disasters are presented by instructors who have been responsible for post-fire hazard assessment and planning and implementation of mitigation efforts.

What you will learn: • Why wildfires are year-round occurrences • How burn severity accelerates erosion and sedimentation immediately after a fire, and how it affects the recovery of the watershed over time • Post-fire hazards and potential impacts to human health and safety, private property, and public infrastructure • The suitability of various BMPs for remediation of post-fire issues • Examples of recent post-fire secondary disasters and lessons that can inform future responses

Mineral Hall D–E–F–G ...............8:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. A Modern Approach to Compliance The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Water Quality Control Division – Clean Water Compliance Unit provides compliance assistance and assurance services of regulated entities so they can comply with various waterquality-related laws, regulations, and permits that protect public health and the environment. This course, taught by various members of the unit, follows the progress of the state of Colorado Clean Water Compliance Unit as it responds to industry concerns and leverages industry support to obtain additional resources. These resources helped create an alternative compliance model to be used in the construction sector. This new model helps the division increase inspection oversight; focuses the oversight on chronic, significant, and recalcitrant violations; and simultaneously decreases enforcement actions. The division hopes to apply this model to other industries as it continues to prove effective.

This course will cover: • History of Clean Water Compliance Unit • Historical inspection numbers and inspection process • House bill creation and fruition • Alternative compliance model • Colorado Stormwater Excellence Program • Inspection process • Database and technological inspection tools • Enforcement • Training classes and industry outreach • Future of the program

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Notes A new beginning Wood combines the best of Wood Group and Amec Foster Wheeler to deliver greater operational efficiencies and innovative problemsolving with a broader geographic reach.

Using advanced science and practical approaches, we provide cost-efficient solutions for our customers’ stormwater management and green infrastructure challenges. From planning and policy through construction and program management, we are committed to innovative excellence in serving communities and industrial/commercial customers around the world.

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Exhibit Hall The tradeshow exposition will be held in the Exhibit Hall. StormCon’s exposition highlights the stormwater and surface water industry’s leading manufacturers and suppliers and features the largest display of innovative products and services available at one conference.

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Please note: Lunch breaks will be held 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. to allow dedicated time for attendees to network with exhibitors.

MONDAY, AUGUST 13

Exhibit Hall Setup: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Exhibit Hall Opens: 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Exhibit Hall Opening Reception: 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (Sponsored by Suntree Technologies)

TUESDAY, AUGUST 14

Exhibit Hall Opens: 10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Luncheon: 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. (Sponsored by CleanWay) Afternoon Refreshment Break: 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. (Sponsored by L&M Supply)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15

Exhibit Hall Opens: 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Luncheon: 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.

Afternoon Refreshment Break: 3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. (Sponsored by L&M Supply) Exhibits Dismantle: 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

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Exhibitors Exhibitor

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ABT Inc ........................................... 409

Expanded Shale, Clay & Slate Inst. ... 508

Porous Technologies .........................711

AbTech Industries ............................ 706

Filtrexx .............................................412

ProAct Services ................................207

Ace Pipe Cleaning.............................103

FODS LLC ........................................813

Propex GeoSolutions ........................ 609

ACF Environmental .......................... 602

Forester University ............................ 119

Rinker Materials............................... 506

Acker-Stone .....................................617

Frog Creek Partners LLC ...................514

Rotondo Enviromental Solutions ......1010

ACO Inc. ..........................................311

Gator Guard Environmental Products...417

Rubberosion Inc................................912

Advanced Drainage Systems ............ 304

Geodesign Barriers Inc ....................1019

AFL Industries, A Division of RGF.......613

GoCanvas.......................................1014

American Peat Technology ............... 607

Granite Seed and Erosion Control ......416

American Water Works Association .. 202

HaloKlear .........................................917

AP/M Permaform..............................716

HARCO Fittings ................................315

Apex Companies LLC ....................... 505

Heavyweight Sediment Control

Applied Polymer Systems ................1007

Solutions ..........................................812

Aquashield Inc. ................................ 503

Houston Engineering .........................915

BakerCorp ......................................1012

HYDRA TMDL ..................................810

StormSensor ..................................1008

Best Management Products Inc .........510

Hydro International........................... 605

StormTrap ....................................... 403

Bio Clean .........................................703

HydroDynamics Incorporated.............811

StormTree ........................................710

Bio-Microbics Inc..............................211

IBS Technics GmbH ..........................215

Stormwater Magazine .......................218

Blocksom & Company ...................... 509

Informed Infrastructure .................... 308

StormwaterGO..................................317

Bohannan Huston Inc ........................210

Inland Pipe Rehabilitation LLC ...........615

StormwateRx LLC .............................212

C&L Water Solutions Inc ...................314

Inland Tarp & Liner .......................... 206

Suntree Technologies Inc ................. 803

CBI Systems Ltd. - MS4web.com ......712

Innovyze ...........................................913

Supreme Perlite Company .................415

CleanWay Environmental Partners .... 603

Invisible Structures ...........................916

Sustainable Paving Systems LLC .....1016

Clear Water Services ......................1009

IPI ..................................................1004

SWPPPTrack ................................... 604

CloudCompli .....................................411

J. W. Faircloth & Son Inc ...................717

Coanda/Hydroscreen ........................213

L and M Supply Company Inc ............517

Colorado Stormwater Council ............715

LaMotte ...........................................410

Comply26 LLC .................................214

Lane Enterprises...............................815

Concrete Sealants Inc ......................507

Mar Mac Construction Products ......1001

Contech Engineered Solutions .......... 405

Moerings/Sempergreen ....................513

CULTEC Inc ..................................... 809

Nedia Enterprises Inc ....................... 309

Dandy Products Inc.......................... 504

Neenah Foundry .............................. 205

DHI Water & Environment Inc ............814

Obermeyer Hydro Inc ......................1015

Vieux & Associates Inc ......................201

EJ ..................................................1005

Oldcastle Precast ............................ 903

Wapro Inc........................................ 408

Elgin Sweeper Company/

Outpak Washout ...............................516

Water Environment Federation ...........713

Vactor Manufacturing....................... 303

ParkUSA ......................................... 905

Westeel (AGI) .................................. 203

Engineering Ministries International .. 300

Pearpoint .......................................1006

Xerxes Corporation .......................... 606

Esri ................................................. 909

Porous Pave Inc ..............................1013

Yardney Water Filtration Systems.......910

Rubicon Water ..................................914 RYMAR Waterworks Innovations....... 200 Silt Saver..........................................610 Soil Retention ...................................714 Storm Water Solutions ......................611 Storm Water Systems .......................817 StormChamber .................................101

Teledyne ISCO ..................................414 Tracking Pads ...................................318 TRUEGRID Pavers ............................ 204 TYMCO Inc.......................................511 TYPAR, a Berry Global Brand ............816 UltraTech ......................................... 709 United Storm Water ......................... 704

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Exhibitor Directory

Phone number Website Contact person/email Sponsor

ABT Inc.

ACO Inc.

Troutman, NC

800-438-6057 www.abtdrains.com , Tom Simon sales@ abtdrains.com Booth #409

Casa Grande, AZ

480-707-2330 www.acousa.com , Marcy Hatch marcy.hatch@ aco.com Booth #311

AbTech Industries

Advanced Drainage Systems

Scottsdale, AZ

480-874-4000 www.abtechindustries.com , Don Thompson dthompson@ abtechindustries.com Our solutions are focused on reducing coliform bacteria, hydrocarbons, and heavy metals attached to sediment.

Booth #706 ✪ Sponsor

Hilliard, OH

800-821-6710 www.ads-pipe.com , Brian Rustia brian.rustia@ ads-pipe.com ADS is a leading manufacturer of high performance thermoplastic corrugated pipe. ADS also manufactures stormwater chambers and WQ devices.

Booth #304

Ace Pipe Cleaning

AFL Industries, A Division of RGF

Kansas City, MO

816-241-2891 www.acepipe.com , Steve Hontz shontz@ acepipe.com APC is a leader in the industry of trenchless inspection and rehab of water and wastewater infrastructure with over 62 years of experience.

Booth #103

Riviera Beach, FL

800-842-7771 www.rgf.com; www.rgf.com/afl-industries.com , Romulo Laureano rlaureano@ rgf.com Booth #613

American Peat Technology

Richmond, VA

800-448-3636 www.acfenvioremntal.com , David Kelley dkelley@ acfenv.com Booth #602

Aitkin, MN

218-927-1888 www.americanpeattech.com , Rami Hallak rhallak@ americanpeattech.com American Peat Technology produces APTsorb, a granular peat-based sorption media that effectively removes heavy metals from water.

Booth #607

Acker-Stone

American Water Works Association (AWWA)

Corona, CA

951-674-0047 www.ackerstone.com , Angelica Wright Info@ackerstone.com We invite you to create enduring beauty with a level of quality and consistency you can depend on for years to come with Acker-Stone Paving Stones.

Booth #617

Denver, CO

303-794-7711 www.awwa.org , JoAnn Galindo jgalindo@ awwa.org Dedicated to the world’s most important resource, AWWA sets the standard for water knowledge, management, and informed public policy.

Booth #202

ACF Enviornmental

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Phone number Website Contact person/email Sponsor

AP/M Permaform

BakerCorp

Johnston, IA

800-662-6465 www.centripipe.com , Joe Cherry info@ permaform.net CentriPipe structural rehab of 30- to 144-inch storm pipes is approved, installed, and trusted by DOTs & cities for proven, cost-effective culvert lining.

Booth #716

Denver, CO

310-923-1919 www.bakercorp.com , Leah Waller lwaller@ bakercorp.com BakerCorp provides integrated custom-designed liquid management solutions in containment, pumping, and filtration.

Booth #1012

Best Management Products Inc. Apex Companies LLC Rockville, MD

301-407-0200 www.apexcos.com , Mike Yost myost@ apexcos.com Apex Companies LLC is an awardwinning water resources, environmental consulting, and engineering firm.

Booth #505

Lyme, CT

800-504-8008 www.bmp.com , T.J. Mullen tjm@ bmpinc.com BMP Inc. makes simple products that help to clean up stormwater runoff in the urbanized environment.

We target trash, floatables, oils, and sediment with our SNOUT, Bio-Skirt, and SAFL Baffle. More than 70,000 SNOUTs installed, all made in America.

Booth #510 ✪ Sponsor

Applied Polymer Systems

Bio Clean

Woodstock, GA

678-497-5998 www.siltstop.com , Iwinski info@ siltstop.com Booth #1007

AquaShield Inc. Chattanooga, TN

800-344-9044 www.aquashieldinc.com , Eric Rominger erominger@ aquashieldinc.com AquaShield™ Inc. specializes in water quality by designing and manufacturing treatment solutions for stormwater which are internationally recognized.

Booth #503

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Oceanside, CA

210-269-8321 www.biocleanenvironmental.com , Laddie Fromelius laddie.fromelius@ forterrabp.com Bio Clean has one mission: to provide you with the best stormwater management solution.

Booth #703

BioMicrobics Inc. Lenexa, KS

913-422-0707 www.biomicrobics.com , BioMicrobics Sales sales@ biomicrobics.com Manufacturer of water, wastewater, greywater, water reuse and recycling systems, and stormwater treatment systems.

Booth #211

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Sure, peat makes a great water remediation media‌ But what else is it good for?

When you crave that great peaty flavor in your whiskey, you visit your local bottle shop. Isn’t it time you apply that same judgment in your choice of stormwater solutions?

APTsorb is a peat-based, granular media that sequesters heavy metals from wastewater.

Acquire the taste for peat-based water treatment technology.

Come Visit Us at Booth #607

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Blocksom & Company

CleanWay Environmental Partners Inc.

Michigan City, IN

219-878-4438 www.blocksom.com , Augie Brazys augie@ blocksom.com A manufacturer of natural fiber products, Blocksom & Company provides Inlet Filter, a cost-effective BMP for construction-phase NPDES II compliance.

Booth #509

Portland, OR

800-723-1373 www.cleanwayusa.com , Bridget Garlinghouse bridget.garlinghouse@ cleanwayusa.com CleanWay manufactures innovative stormwater filtration solutions for drop inlets, catch basins, curb inlets, and downspouts.

Booth #603 ✪ Sponsor

Bohannan Huston Inc. Albuquerque, NM

505-823-1000 www.bhinc.com , Craig Hoover choover@ bhinc.com Bohannan Huston Inc. is an award-winning firm specializing in civil engineering, planning, surveying, and spatial data services under one roof.

Booth #210

C&L Water Solutions Inc. Littleton, CO

303-791-2521 www.clwsi.com , Christopher Larson clarson@ clwsi.com C&L Water Solutions is a trenchless rehabilitation contractor specializing in UV-cured CIPP, slip-lining, and pipe bursting for stormwater applications.

Booth #314

CBI Systems Ltd. - MS4web.com Beaumont, TX

409-835-3095 www.stormwaterinspect.com , Ty Garmon tgarmon@ lja.com CBI Systems is the developer and provider of stormwater compliance software applications geared toward making inspections faster and more efficient.

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Clear Water Services Everett, WA

425-412-5700 www.clearwaterservices.com , Nathan Holloway nathan.holloway@ clearwaterservices.com Booth #1009

CloudCompli Laguna Hills, CA

(800) 677-3718 www.cloudcompli.com , Megan Hanson megan@ cloudcompli.com Stormwater compliance can be complicated.

CloudCompli makes it easier by providing innovative stormwater management and stormwater inspection software.

Booth #411

Coanda/Hydroscreen Denver, CO

303-919-9165 www.hydroscreen.com , Robert Weir rkweir@ aol.com Coanda Inc. and Hydroscreen Co. LLC have combined forces to provide the best engineering and products available for stormwater treatment.

Booth #213

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RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THE PERMEABLE COLLECTION Aqua-Via I is an environmentallyfriendly permeable paver system that allows rainwater runoff to drain back into the soil naturally.

Aqua-Via I is ideal for driveways, walkways, courtyards and patios.

This product is also ADA Complaint.

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www.AckerStone.com Info@AckerStone.com

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Colorado Stormwater Council

CULTEC Inc.

Brighton, CO

720-523-6869 www.colorado-stormwater-council.org , Juliana Archuleta admin@ colorado-stormwater-council.org Formed by more than 80 municipalities, the Colorado Stormwater Council has been dedicated to stormwater quality compliance since 2006.

Booth #715 ✪ Sponsor

Brookfield, CT

203-775-4416 www.cultec.com , Alicia Messina amessina@ cultec.com CULTEC manufactures Recharger® and Contactor® plastic chambers for subsurface stormwater management.

Booth #809 ✪ Sponsor

Comply26 LLC Englewood, CO

877-262-6759 www.comply26.com , Sydney Fetter info@ comply26.com Comply26 provides a cloud-based stormwater management compliance program to help owners and operators meet Clean Water Act regulatory requirements.

Booth #214

Concrete Sealants Inc. Tipp City, OH

1-800-332-7325 www.conseal.com , Chuck Overbay coverbay@ conseal.com ConBlock Water-Repellent Coatings, Densifier, Anti-Microbial Inhibitor, solvent-free waterproofing membrane, ConSeal joint sealants, waterstops Booth #507

Contech Engineered Solutions West Chester, OH

513-645-7130 www.conteches.com , David Corr info@ conteches.com Contech helps satisfy stormwater mitigation requirements on land development projects using our wide portfolio of manufactured treatment devices.

Booth #405

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Dandy Products Inc. Powell, OH

800-541-2284 www.dandyproducts.com , Dan Cleveland dlc@ dandyproducts.com Booth #504

DHI Water & Environment Inc. Lakewood, CO

720-642-9448 www.dhigroup.com , Colin Roberts cjr@ dhigroup.com DHI is a software development and engineering consulting firm specializing in hydraulic and hydrological modeling software.

Booth #814

EJ East Jordan, MI

800-626-4653 www.ejco.com , Joe Lazzati us.sales@ ejco.com EJ is the leader in the design, manufacture, and distribution of access solutions for water, sewer, and drainage applications worldwide.

Booth #1005

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Patented Lidded Debris Screen (Full Trash Capture)

VERIFIED

CA CERTIFIED

Patented Turbulence Deflectors (Avert Sediment Resuspension)

Patented SkimBoss® Max (Increased Detention for Superior Sediment Capture)

STL APPROVED

APPROVED

NJDEP CERTIFIED

The Nutrient Separating Baffle Box® (NSBB™) is the only full trash capture hydrodynamic separator with Suntree’s patented innovative features for optimal operation. Featuring dry state storage of trash and debris between storms, preventing septicity and nutrient loss.

Contact a Suntree specialist today to obtain your project quote!

Patented NSBB™ Options • Floating Skimmer: • Flow Spreader: • HydroSlide® Service System:

(Self adjusts to flow rate changes without headloss) (Widens flow to boost particle removal efficiency) (High service efficiency for easy sediment removal)

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• Industry highest flow capacity • Easy to install & simple to service • Non clogging & non scouring

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• Retrofits existing watersheds • Dry State Storage: No nutrient loss • Full capture for trash TMDL’s

Suntree Technologies Inc® is celebrating 25 years of innovative stormwater solutions with over 30 patents and counting! See the Suntree difference today by viewing our library of featured project profiles at: www.suntreetech.com/projects

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847-741-5870 www.elginsweeper.com , James Crockett sales@ elginsweeper.com Elgin Sweeper Company is the leading manufacturer of sweepers for municipal, contractor, airport, and industrial sweeping needs. Vector manufacturing is the number one supplier of truck-mounted combination sewer and catch basin cleaners, jetters, and vacuum excavation.

Booth #303 ✪ Sponsor

Engineering Ministries International (eMi) Columbus, IN

812-347-1319 www.emiworld.org , John Boldt jboldt3002@ gmail.com Booth #300

Esri Redlands, CA

909-793-2853 www.esri.com/water , Christa Campbell ccampbell@ esri.com Esri applies The Science of Where in every organization. We pioneer real-world problem solving using geographic information systems (GIS).

Booth #909

Expanded Shale, Clay and Slate Institute Chicago, IL

801-272-7070 www.escsi.org , Abigail Gabbard info@ escsi.org ESCSI is the international trade association for manufacturers of rotary kiln-produced expanded shale, clay, and slate lightweight aggregate.

Booth #508

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Filtrexx Akron, OH

877-542-7699 www.filtrexx.com , Kristin Nix info@ filtrexx.com Filtrexx is the leader in sustainable management practices for sediment control, stormwater management, pollutant removal, and green infrastructure.

Booth #412

FODS, LLC Denver, CO

303-564-0515 www.getfods.com , Dennis C. Finn dfinn@ getfods.com Booth #813

Forester University Santa Barbara, CA

805-682-1300 www.foresteruniversity.com , John Pasini learning@ forester.net Learn what you want, when you want. Visit ForesterUnveristy.net for the latest live and ondemand stormwater training straight from the field.

Booth #119 ✪ Sponsor

Frog Creek Partners LLC Casper, WY

307-439-9570 www.frogcreek.partners , Brian Deurloo brian@ frogcreek.partners Frog Creek Partners is an innovative environmental technology company that specializes in stormwater filtration products and pollution data services.

Booth #514

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Gator Guard Environmental Products Inc.

HaloKlear

Boise, ID

(208) 371-8456 www.gatorguard.com , Bob Hanson bob@ gatorguard.com Manufacturer of tough, reusable 98% effective geotextile wattles. New weighted wattles and weighted gutter wattles for use on asphalt and concrete.

Booth #417

Woodridge, IL

630-410-7300 www.dober.com , Mary Bishop mbishop@ dober.com HaloKlear provides natural flocculant chemistries for turbidity and solids reduction in active and passive stormwater treatment.

Booth #917

Geodesign Barriers Inc.

HARCO Fittings

Hobe Sound, FL

501-529-1235 , Sten-Magnus Kullberg kullberg@ geodesign.es Booth #1019

Lynchburg, VA

434-845-7094 www.harcofittings.com , Shelley Jennings sales@ harcofittings.com Booth #315

GoCanvas

Heavyweight Sediment Control Solutions

Reston, VA

866-242-9334 www.gocanvas.com , Kassidi Luther kassidi.luther@ gocanvas.com GoCanvas automates the way information gets from the field to the office. We turn paperwork into easy to use custom mobile forms!

Booth #1014

Sacramento, CA

916-822-2174 www.durawattle.com , Rich Quinley contact@ durawattle.com We manufacture innovative sediment control barriers like DuraWattle. Our barriers are long-lasting, durable, reusable, and created to be driven over.

Booth #812

Granite Seed and Erosion Control Denver, CO

720-495-0600 www.graniteseed.com , Tyler Gillette tyler@ graniteseed.com Granite Seed has provided quality seed mixes and erosion control products for restoration, reclamation, and revegetation projects since 1988.

Booth #416

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Houston Engineering Maple Grove, MN

763-493-4522 www.ms4front.com www.houstoneng.com , Joe Lewis jlewis@ houstoneng.com Houston Engineering is a full-service engineering firm that develops innovative water resource and stormwater web, mobile, and GIS solutions.

Booth #915

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HYDRA TMDL

Inland Pipe Rehabilitation LLC

Cathedral City, CA

818-516-4946 www.hydratmdl.com , Denis Freizner denis@ hydratmdl.com Booth #810

Conyers, GA

732-702-0759 www.teamipr.com , Fil Borroni fborroni@ teamipr.com Booth #615

Hydro International Portland, ME

800-848-2706 www.hydro-int.com , Bridget Domareki bdomareki@ hydro-int.com Booth #605

Inland Tarp & Liner Moses Lake, WA

509-766-7024 www.inlandtarp.com , Calvin Stapleton calvins@ inlandtarp.com Booth #206

HydroDynamics Incorporated Parker, CO

303-841-0377 www.hdi-consultants.com , Jerald Fifield hdi@ ecentral.com Consulting firm specializing in sediment and erosion control training, inspection and design along with expert witness services Booth #811

Innovyze Portland, OR

888-554-5022 www.innovyze.com , Katelyn Nuyen Katelyn.Nuyen@ innovyze.com Innovyze is a leading global provider of wet infrastructure business analytics software solutions.

Booth #913

IBS Technics GmbH Thierhaupten, Bavaria

+49-8271-81760 www.flood-defenses.com , Patrick Gilg gilg@ ibs-technics.de World market leader of mobile flood protection systems. Provider of manual systems like flood barriers, flood doors, flood gates, and spill barriers.

Booth #215

Informed Infrastructure Chicago, IL

847-687-7266 www.inforedinfrastructure.com , Shannon Burnett sburnett@ v1-media.com Informed Infrastructure delivers actionable information via print publication, Professional Development Hours, website, social media, and eNewsletter.

Booth #308

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Invisible Structures Inc Aurora, CO

303-233-8383 www.invisiblestructures.com , Ariana Fletcher ariana@ invisiblestructures.com Invisible Structures products include erosion control systems, porous pavers, stormwater retention and detention, and drainage systems. All ADA compliant.

Booth #916

IPI Tumwater, WA

360-507-1817 www.ipi-pipe.com , Rusty Howell rusty@ ipi-pipe.com Booth #1004

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J.W. Faircloth & Son Inc.

Mar Mac Construction Products

Hillsborough, PA

919-732-1244 www.FairclothSkimmer.com , Margaret Faircloth margaret@ fairclothskimmer.com Faircloth Skimmer® surface drains release the cleanest water near the basin surface slowly at a constant rate to maximize sediment settling.

Booth #717

McBee, SC

843-335-5814 www.marmac.com , Lee Murph lee.murph@ marmac.com Mar Mac Construction Products has been a manufacturer of quality external pipe joint solutions while providing excellent customer service since 1953.

Booth #1001

Moerings/Sempergreen L and M Supply Company Inc. Willacoochee, GA

912-534-6071 www.landmsupplyco.com , Jim Taylor jim@ landmsupply.com With locations nationwide, L & M Supply is the leading manufacturer and distributor of geotextiles, landscape fabrics, silt fence, and erosion control products.

Booth #517 ✪ Sponsor

LaMotte Chestertown, MD

800-344-3100 www.lamotte.com , Ernie Rector mkt@ lamotte.com LaMotte manufactures meters, test kits, test strips and reagents for analysis of treated waters, stormwater, and educational outreach products.

Booth #410

Lane Enterprises Camp Hill, PA

800-864-7419 www.lane-enterprises.com , Kevin Miller kmiller@ lane-enterprises.com Lane is a producer of stormwater conveyance and management systems including metal and plastic pipe and water-quality products.

Booth #815

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Culpeper, VA

540-399-5055 www.purple-roof.com , Dick Bernauer dick@ moeringsusa.com Booth #513

Nedia Enterprises Inc. Ashburn, VA

571-223-0200 www.nedia.com , Siby Pothen spothen@ nedia.com Nedia offers a complete line of erosion and sediment control and bio-engineered products made from primarily natural fibers.

Booth #309

Neenah Foundry Neenah, WI

920-725-7000 www.nfco.com , Rob Stumpf rob.stumpf@ neenahenterprises.com Neenah Foundry is a worldwide leader in stormwater sewer related items. Neenah Foundry has the products you need to address all your stormwater needs.

Booth #205

Obermeyer Hydro Inc. Wellington, CO

970-219-4725 www.obermeyerhydro.com , Robin Eckman robin.eckman@ obermeyerhydro.com Booth #1015

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Oldcastle Precast – Stormwater

Porous Pave Inc.

Atlanta, GA

800-579-8819 www.OldcastleStormwater.com , Mark Lehnerz mark.lehnerz@ oldcastle.com Offering a full line of stormwater conveyance, storage, and treatment solutions from more than 60 manufacturing plants located across the country.

Booth #903

Grant, MI

231-225-5900 www.porouspave.com , Connor Ouwinga connor@ porouspaveinc.com Porous Pave is a highly porous, durable, and flexible paving material consisting of recycled rubber, aggregate, and a liquid binder.

Booth #1013

Outpak Washout Boise, ID

208-890-0383 www.outpak.com , Bob Eason bob@ outpak.com Outpak Washouts are a BMP compliant, disposable, cost-effective solution for industrial concrete sediment, paint, dry wall mud, stucco, and mortar.

Booth #516

ParkUSA Houston, TX

888-611-7275 www.parkusa.com , Nancy Sullins nsullins@ parkusa.com Our mission is to protect water. We believe in using environmentally-friendly techniques while developing stormwater management technology products.

Booth #905 ✪ Sponsor

Pearpoint Palm Desert, CA

760-343-7350 www.pearpoint.com , Whitney Williams whitney.williams@ spx.com The Pearpoint fully modular commercial ranges of products are designed to work in active water sewers, central pipelines, and more.

Booth #1006

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Porous Technologies South Portland, ME

888-357-1161 www.stormcrete.com , Kevin McKee kmckee@ stormcrete.com The Stormcrete® system is a high-quality precast porous concrete product providing stormwater control at its source.

Booth #711

ProAct Services Ludington, MI

231-843-2711 www.proact-usa.com , Matt Burns matt.burns@ proact-usa.com Booth #207

Propex GeoSolutions Chattanooga, TN

800-621-1273 www.propexglobal.com , Kristina Kaldenbach kristina.kaldenbach@ propexglobal.com Propex GeoSolutions is a leader in geosynthetic solutions for earth stabilization that helps build and rebuild key infrastructure.

Booth #609

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Test the most important parameters! Complete storm water monitoring using the LaMotte STORMWATCH Drain Monitoring Kit or the STORMWATCH MS4 Water Screening Kit featuring the SMART 3 colorimeter.

Kits include tests for:

• Ammonia • Color • Conductivity • Hardness

• pH • Chlorine • Potassium • Phenol • Turbidity • Surfactants • Copper

PO Box 329 • Chestertown, MD 21620 p: 800-344-3100 • f: 410-778-6394 • www.lamotte.com

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Rinker Materials

RYMAR Waterworks Innovations

Houston, TX

832-590-5034 www.rinkeripe.com , Jeff Hite jefferya.hite@ rinkerpipe.com With 60 years of experience and 30 facilities nationwide, Rinker Materials is a provider for concrete pipe, box culverts, and Stormceptors.

Booth #506

Greenville, SC

855-697-9333 www.RYMARWaterworks.com , Jamie McCutchen jamie@ swproductsus.com RYMAR manufactures and sells the Marlee Float skimmer for surface withdrawal for sediment basins.

We also sell the Game Changing Roper Wrench!

Booth #200

Rotondo Enviromental Solutions LLC Alexandria, VA

703-212-4830 www.rotondo-es.com , John Rotondo john@ rotondo-es.com Booth #1010

Silt Saver Conyers, GA

770-388-7818 www.siltsaver.com , Tim Goff tim@ siltsaver.com Silt Saver is a sediment control manufacturer, providing high efficiency products to help solve the problems on the job site.

Booth #610

Rubberosion Inc. Hudson, CO

720-726-6120 www.rubberosion.com , Stephanie Welle stephanie.welle@ rubberosion.com Booth #912

Rubicon Water Fort Collins, CO

970-482-3200 www.rubiconwater.com , Darren McGregor darren.mcgregor@ rubiconwater.com Rubicon supplies a complete suite of software and hardware to control and measure channel flows: FlumeGate, SlipGate, FlumeMeter, and SlipMeter.

Booth #914

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Soil Retention Carlsbad, CA

800-346-7995 www.soilretention.com , Nick Jansson, PE njannsson@ soilretention.com Booth #714

Storm Water Solutions Arlington Heights, IL

847-391-1000 www.estormwater.com , Larry Scott lscott@ sgcmail.com Storm Water Solutions provides high-quality editorial content covering the latest stormwater and erosion control industry developments.

Booth #611

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Meet us at BOOTH 215

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IBS Flood Protection Systems Made for Heroes

IBS AQUATOR Systems Powered

by IBS Technics

IBS Technics GmbH Gemeindewald 6 • D-86672 Thierhaupten Tel. +49 (0)8271 81 760 • info@ibs-technics.de

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Storm Water Systems

StormTree

Cleveland, GA

706-348-8201 www.stormwatersystems.com , Gary Hopkins ghopkins@ stormwatersystems.com Trash trap technologies featuring the Bandalong Litter Trap for floatables and the StormX Netting Trash Trap for floatables and non-floatables Booth #817

Providence, RI

401-626-8999 www.storm-tree.com , Paul Iorio piorio@ storm-tree.com An open design tree filter system integrating common trees with stormwater collection and pollutant remediation allowing for unrestricted tree root growth Booth #710

StormChamber Occoquan, VA

703-492-0686 www.stormchambers.com , Ed Haq info@ stormchambers.com Stormchambers are a highly cost-effective and environmentally sound alternative management tool for the control of stormwater runoff.

Booth #101

StormSensor Seattle, WA

206-795-0978 www.stormsensor.io , Erin Rothman erin@ stormsensor.io StormSensor provides innovative, cost-effective data acquisition and analytics solutions to stormwater and wastewater infrastructure managers.

Booth #1008

Stormwater Magazine Santa Barbara, CA

805-682-1300 www.stormh20.com , Dan Waldman Stormwater, The Journal for Surface Water Quality Professionals, is published eight times a year and reaches more than 26,000 readers.

Booth #218 ✪ Sponsor

StormwaterGO Orem, UT

877-812-5367 www.stormwatergo.com , Hank Tolman hank@ stormwatergo.com Training for MS4 employees, contractors, long-term, and the public all tracked, recorded, and reported.

Stormwater training simplified.

Booth #317

StormTrap Romeoville, IL

877-867-6872 www.stormtrap.com , Stefanie Geiss sgeiss@ stormtrap.com StormTrap offers proven, leading-edge solutions for managing runoff, protecting waterways, and improving property use. Our stormwater management portfolio includes detention, infiltration, rainwater harvesting, and treatment products.

Booth #403

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StormwateRx LLC Portland, OR

800-680-3543 www.stormwaterx.com , Calvin Noling caln@ stormwaterx.com StormwateRx LLC designs, manufactures, installs, and maintains stormwater treatment systems for industrial customers throughout North America.

Booth #212

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Join us in Atlanta next summer! www.StormCon.com

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Cocoa, FL

321-637-7552 www.suntreetech.com , Tom Happel info@ suntreetech.com Suntree Technologies leads the way in stormwater treatment innovations that are designed to capture a wide spectrum of contaminants including TSS, sediment, litter, foliage, and nutrients. Our full line of products is accepted nationwide and engineered to perform—STORM AFTER STORM! Booth #803 ✪ Sponsor

Supreme Perlite Company

Portland, OR

503-286-4333 www.perlite.com , Alan Kiraly alan@ perlite.com Expanded perlite aggregates for stormwater filtration, liquid waste stabilization, and Media Filter Drains Booth #415

Sustainable Paving Systems LLC

Fair Oaks, CA

916-235-9088 www.sustainablepavingsystems.com , Danice Pierini info@ sustainablepavingsystems.com Grasscrete is a cast-in-place, monolithic, continuously reinforced, pervious void structured concrete pavement that is environmentally friendly.

Booth #1016

SWPPPTrack

Berea, OH

800-699-4840 www.SWPPPTrack.com , Thomas Simon tsimon@ SWPPPTrack.com SWPPPTrack delivers next-generation compliance management for MS4s, DOTs, builders, developers, contractors, consultants, and environmental agencies.

Booth #604

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Teledyne ISCO Lincoln, NE

402-464-0231 www.teledyneisco.com , Tori Sones tori.sones@ teleydne.com Leading manufacturer and supplier of rugged, reliable instruments for water and wastewater sampling and monitoring; including flow meters and samplers.

Booth #414

Tracking Pads Commerce City, CO

303-881-6614 www.trackingpads.com , Jerry Bouchard info@ trackingpads.com Tracking pads is a portable pre-fabricated construction entrance/exit. Designed to reduce trackout sediments and replace standard rock entrances.

Booth #318

TRUEGRID Pavers Houston, TX

855-355-GRID www.truegridpaver.com , Barry Stiles bstiles@ truegridpaver.com TRUEGRID USA—strongest commercial-grade, 100% permeable pavers. Engineers’ go-to paving for stormwater management, 100% pervious cover, and detention.

Booth #204

TYMCO Inc. Waco, TX

254-799-5546 www.tymco.com , Bobby Johnson bobby.johnson@ tymco.com TYMCO Regenerative Air Sweepers are for environmentally friendly street cleaning, offering dustless sweeping on paved or concrete surfaces.

Booth #511

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Charlotte, NC

612-414-6478 www.typargeosynthetics.com, www.BeryGlobal.com , Keith Misukanis keithmisukanis@ berryplastics.com Booth #816

UltraTech

Jacksonville, FL

904-400-2265 www.ultratechbrands.com , Matt Shaw matt.shaw@ ultratechbrands.com Booth #709

United Storm Water Inc.

Industry, CA

626-961-9326 www.unitedstormwater.com , Lydia Perry lydia@ unitedstormwater.com Full service storm water management including BMP fabrication and install nationwide—Wing-Gate ARS, Full Trash Capture CPS, DrainPac Filter Insert Booth #704

Vieux & Associates Inc.

Norman, OK

405-325-1818 www.vieuxinc.com , Jean Vieux jean.vieux@ vieuxinc.com We provide quality controlled rainfall and flow between rain and stream gauges by combining field observations, weather radar, and models.

Booth #201

Phone number Website Contact person/email Sponsor

Water Environment Federation

Alexandria, VA

703-684-2424 www.weftec.org , John Dugan jdugan@ wef.org The Water Environment Federation is the world’s preeminent water association. WEF produces WEFTEC, which is attended by over 20,000 water innovators.

Booth #713

Westeel (AGI)

Winnipeg, MB

204-937-8335 www.westeel.com , Bev Staniland bev.staniland@ gmail.com Durable, flexible, and cost-effective reserve water tanks for rainwater collection, stormwater capture, municipal and residential reserves, and fire-fighting.

Booth #203

Xerxes Corporation

Minneapolis, MN

952-887-1890 www.xerxes.com , Kim Klufas kim.klufas@ zcl.com Booth #606

Yardney Water Filtration Systems Inc.

Riverside, CA

951-656-6716 www.yardneyfilters.com , Ron Sawvel rsawvel@ yardneyfilters.com Booth #910

Wapro Inc

Chicago, IL

708-334-4278 www.wapro.com , Matt O’Brien matthew.obrien@ wapro.com Wapro provides backflow and flow regulation solutions for tidal and storm-related flooding. Holding back the flood.

Booth #408

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STORMCAPTURE® SYSTEM TOTAL STORMWATER MANAGEMENT SOLUTION

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Whether your site needs a sturdy detention structure to prevent storm drain overloading, a groundwater recharge system for Low-Impact Development (LID), a stormwater treatment solution to improve water quality, or a rainwater harvesting system for non-potable uses, Oldcastle can provide your solution.

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