When:
September 10, 2014 all-day
2014-09-10T00:00:00-04:00
2014-09-11T00:00:00-04:00
Where:
Clarion Hotel Conference Center
148 Sheraton Drive
New Cumberland, PA 17070
USA
Contact:
Pennsylvania Water Environment Association
570-549-2204

This course offers 6 Professional Development Hours (PDH) for Professional Engineers. PA DEP credit is not available.

Course Overview
Municipal stormwater management is no longer just about engineering and building stormwater basins. Municipal stormwater managers must create a holistic program; one that incorporates planning, education, policy, finance, and compliance activities. Such an integrated program will lead to more cost-effective flood mitigation and water quality projects; and additional community benefits such as land preservation and urban greening.

The course will cover:

  • The benefits of a comprehensive stormwater program;
  • How Pennsylvania communities are partnering together to reduce the cost of stormwater management; and
  • How new legislation enables the creation
  • of Stormwater Authorities that can
  • establish sustainable, dedicated, and
  • legally defensible funding sources for
  • stormwater management activities.

Target Audience
Active community leaders with responsibility for or interest in stormwater, such as a Stormwater Manager, DPW Manager, Borough/Township Manager, Council/Authority Member, Civil/Environmental Engineer, Planner, Non-Profit and/or Regulatory Agencies


Learning Objectives
As part of the Pennsylvania Water Environment Association (PWEA) Stormwater Committee’s (SWC) mission to share knowledge and experience with stormwater professionals in Pennsylvania, the SWC is initiating a series of informative workshops on issues concerning the implementation of stormwater management and compliance with MS4. These workshops are a good opportunity for you to interact directly with your colleagues and to gain new ideas related to stormwater management in keeping with the latest science.

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Instructors

  • Seth Brown, Water Environment Federation
  • Steve Norcini, Radnor Township
  • Jeff Sholly, York Township
  • Ruth Ayn Hocker, Chesapeake Bay Foundation
  • State Senator Edwin Erickson, 26th District
  • Shannon Rossman, Berks County Planning Commission
  • Lee McDonnell, PA DEP
  • Larry Coffman, Prince George’s County, MD
  • Charlotte Katzenmoyer, City of Lancaster

Agenda
8:00-9:00am……….Registration – coffee & pastries
9:00-9:10am……….Welcome & Introduction
9:10-9:45am………..WEF Perspective on Stormwater
9:45-10:15am………Evolution of Municipal Stormwater Management
10:15-10:40am…….Chesapeake Bay Update
10:40-11:00am…….Networking & Vendor Break
11:00-11:20am……..Stormwater Enabling Legislation
11:20am-12:00pm…Intergovernmental Cooperation
12:00-1:00pm………Lunch & Networking
1:00-1:15pm…………Regulatory Update
1:15-2:00pm…………Public/Private Partnerships
2:00-2:45pm…………Stormwater Fees & Authorities
2:45-3:30pm…………Facilitated/Panel Discussion

Vendors
Vendors will be on hand with tabletop displays to promote their products, equipment and services.

Registration
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