CWEA 35th AnnualP3S Conference & Exhibition

FEBRUARY 25-27, 2008At the Hilton Long Beach, CA

longbeach.hilton.com

CaliforniaWater

EnvironmentAssociation

CONFERENCE COMMITTEE CHAIRGary Welling, City of Santa Monica

ARRANGEMENTS AND FINANCEBill Garrett, LACSDJoe Lucia

REGISTRATION & MAILINGS & CEPsAndi Moore, CWEA Joe Petchuk, City of Santa Monica

EXHIBITSGreg Kent, Bio Clean Environmental Services

BINDERSMahin Talebi, OCSD

BROCHUREJoe Petchuk, City of Santa Monica

SIGNSCarlos Guerra, LACSDKenneth Hanks, LACSDDoug Rands, LACSD

AUDIO VISUAL COORDINATORWes Cantu, City of Santa Monica

FACILITY OF THE YEARJohn Boyd, LACSDTim Potter, CCCSD

PROGRAM COMMITTEE PROGRAM CHAIRPreeti Ghuman, LACSD

SESSION CHAIRSDebbie Boadway, LACSDJack Betourne, City of DavisSherrill Bond, City of LATracy Egoscue, LARWQCBGerald Greene, City of DowneyAnn Heil, LACSDPhilip Lo, LACSDPaul Martyn, LACSDTrish Maguire, EBMUDAmy Miller, US EPA Region IXKeith Silva, EPA Region IXMichael Simpson, City of LARupam Soni, LACSDGary Welling, City of Santa Monica

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE INSPECTOR TRAININGBill Garrett, LACSDBellete Yohannes, City of LA

EPA PRETREATMENT TRAININGGreg Arthur, EPA Region IXKeith Silva, EPA Region IX

FOG CONTROL CONTROL TRAININGJohn Shaffer, EE&CStan Steinbach, EE&C

CWEA SUPPORTJulie Taylor, CAEMarci Chase

Message from the Chair

Gary WellingConference Chair

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

It’s my pleasure to welcome you on behalf of CWEA’s Pretreatment, Pollution Prevention, and Storm Water (P3S) Committee, to the Thirty-Fifth Annual CWEA P3S Conference, on February 25-27th, 2008 in the coastal City of Long Beach.

If you’ve attended one of our conferences, you won’t be disappointed with what we’ve got in store for you. Long Beach, with its beautiful location nestled next to Santa Monica Bay is the ideal setting for water quality professionals from: public agencies, non-profit advocacy groups, and the private sector, to converge, share ideas and debate water quality issues.

This year’s conference will provide attendees with comprehensive training and networking opportunities. Officials from EPA, State, Regional Water Quality Control Boards and local municipalities will be present. We’ll hear experts from EPA, as they provide an all day Pretreatment Training Program. Also, EPA officials are doing “double duty” by providing Storm Water Training with assistance from the State and Regional Water Quality Control Board officials. Our colleagues from Cal FOG will provide all day training for those wanting to learn more about Fats, Oil, and Grease Programs, so critical to water quality protection.

In addition, we’ll hear about the important issues related to marine debris and its impact on our oceans, as well as, some of the important initiatives currently being proposed by advocacy groups and state organizations.

The Long Beach Conference Center at the Hilton Hotel is incredibly accessible for both local and out-of-town guests, whether you’re traveling by plane, train, or automobile.

This year’s program is packed with top-notch industry experts, and we are expecting a great turnout. Register early to reserve your spot at what promises to be a fantastic conference. We hope to see you in Long Beach!

Conference HighlightsOPENING GENERAL SESSIONThis year’s opening session will feature an impressive slate of top wastewater and storm water regulators at the local, state, and national level. The Director of the Department of Toxic Substances Control, the Director of the Water Enforcement Division at US EPA Headquarters, the Chair of the State Water Resources Control Board, and the Vice-Chair of the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board will discuss the latest regulatory updates that affect you and will be available to take your questions. The ses-sion will conclude with Heal the Bay and Surfrider updates on clean water priorities.

TECHNICAL SESSIONSTechnical sessions will cover:

Pretreatment Training and Program UpdatesStorm Water TrainingFats, Oil, and GreaseEmerging IssuesSolutions to Marine DebrisTDS Chloride IssuesPharmaceuticals & Consumer ProductsEnvironmental Compliance Inspector Training

SPECIAL LUNCHEON ACTIVITIESMonday’s luncheon will feature industries being presented awards that have demonstrated outstanding and innovative solutions in multi-media waste management. During this awards ceremony, Joe Lucia will present the “Order of the Silver Cover Award” to the person that ex-emplifies volunteerism and support for the CWEA P3S Committee. John Boyd and Tim Potter will present the “Facility of the Year” award.

Tuesday’s luncheon will feature Captain Gor-don Graham, back by popular demand, a CHP officer who is also an attorney and a consultant specializing in risk management. The entertain-ing and practical Captain Graham will deliver the keynote address entitled “Tactical Report Writ-ing,” something we all need skill in doing.

Wednesday’s luncheon will feature Alexis Strauss, the Director of the Water Division at EPA Region IX. Alexis will be providing an update on current water issues, regulatory initiatives, and an overview of water programs in the Pacific Southwest.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY EQUIPMENT & SERVICES EXHIBITIONThe conference will include an “Equipment and Services Exhibition,” which will feature a selection of products and services of interest to wastewater and storm water professionals. Greg Kent from Bio Clean Environmental Services has

provided a wide array of exhibitors that provide products and services that enhance the Pretreat-ment and Storm Water industry. The manufactur-ers’ representatives will be on hand until 7 P.M. Monday for an exhibitor hosted reception to explain their services/products and to answer questions. Don’t miss it!

AN EVENING ABOARD DUELING TALL SHIPS AT RAINBOW HARBORTuesday evening, confer-ence attendees will enjoy a historic battle of tall ships in the waters beyond

the Queen Mary. This entertaining evening will begin after sessions end on Tuesday, at 5 P.M. Our group will take a shuttle to the Pine Avenue Pier at Rainbow Harbor where attendees will board two tall ships, the American Pride and the Privateer Lynx. Food and drink will be provided on board. The Dueling Ships at Rainbow Harbor is included with conference registra-tion; spouses and guests are also welcome for a $20.00 fee. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your seat on the conference registration form. When you arrive at the conference, confirm your attendance by completing a “Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement.” Bring a warm jacket and leave high heel shoes behind; this is a 2½ hour adventure on the high seas. Hang on to your pirate hats... Arrh Mateys!

EPA STORM WATER TRAININGOn Monday afternoon, Amy Miller will moder-ate EPA storm water training. Ms. Miller has put together an excellent line-up of topics and trainers for this session. The training will provide information on MS4, construction, and industrial permitting, as well as enforcement on all of the aforementioned topics. Representatives from the RWQCBs of Los Angeles, San Diego, and Santa Ana, as well as speakers from SWRCB and EPA will all be trainers for these storm water sessions. This session is always filled with lively debates you won’t want to miss!

ALL DAY WORKSHOPSEnvironmental Compliance Inspector TrainingThis one-day training conducted on Tuesday is geared toward both new and seasoned inspec-tors. Bill Garrett and Bellete Yohannes have brought together a great list of veteran trainers. Speakers will present the inspector’s role in the

Pretreatment Compliance Audit process from the City of Los Angeles as well as the Orange County Sanitation Districts. Storm water case studies and dry weather urban runoff acceptance at Publicly Owned Treatment Works will be dis-cussed. Topics also include how to maintain an industrial user inventory, how to investigate liquid waste haulers and how to monitor Slug Discharge Control Plans. The session ends with a panel discussion on inspection issues led by Southern California’s most experienced inspectors.

EPA Basic Pretreatment TrainingBack for a return engagement, Keith Silva and Greg Arthur, EPA Region IX, will provide comprehensive training for newcomers to the Pretreatment field and those veterans who are returning for a refresher. Mr. Silva and Mr. Authur will provide the tools needed to start and oper-ate a successful Pretreatment Program. They’ll give their insights and updates to the National Pretreatment Program. This session is always jam packed so arrive early!

Fats, Oil, and Grease Control Program Training Cal FOG is providing its first training at a P3S conference in the south. Cal FOG’s training is always up-to-date with the latest technical information for those starting a FOG program or wanting to enhance a current FOG program. Trish Maguire will moderate this training and John Shaffer and Stan Steinbach from Environmental Engineering and Contracting will be the trainers. This program provides an excellent overview of FOG basics and advanced techniques to improve existing FOG programs. The workshop provides a comprehensive framework of FOG program information from which inspectors and adminis-trators can draw from when implementing their individual agency FOG programs. This is a proven workshop that also provides field training related to grease interceptor inspection and cleaning.

CWEA CONTACT HOURSThe P3S Conference offers CWEA Contact Hours, so be sure to hand in your contact hours form pro-vided with your conference packet. Forms will be stamped at the end of each session. Don’t forget to turn in your completed form at the end of the conference. There are approximately 19 hours available for attending the full conference.

P3S COMMITTEE MEETINGPlease plan to join current P3S committee members on Tuesday from 7:30 am to 8:30 am to discuss committee issues related to training needs of committee members. Committee volun-teers invite you to attend and have breakfast. We are always looking for volunteers interested in supporting a great committee and organization!

Monday ProgramFEBRUARY 25, 20088:00 A.M. Registration / Coffee and Pastries10:00 A.M. Equipment and Services Exhibition Opens

OPENING GENERAL SESSIONSESSION CHAIR: Ann Heil, Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts

MODERATOR: Phil Bobel, City of Palo Alto

OPENING REMARKSGary Welling, City of Santa Monica

CLEANER WATER THROUGH GREEN CHEMISTRY: CALIFORNIA’S GREEN CHEMISTRY INITIATIVEMaureen Gorsen, Director, Department of Toxic Substances Control

CLEANER WATER THROUGH NATIONAL ACTIONS - NATIONAL EPA UPDATELinda Boornazian, Water Permits Division Director, US EPA

9:00 am

610:15 am

10:30 am

611:45 am

CLEANER WATER THROUGH STATE ACTIONS - STATE WATER BOARDTam Doduc, Chair, State Water Resources Control Board

CLEANER WATER THROUGH LOCAL ACTIONS - LA REGIONAL WATER BOARD UPDATEMary Ann Lutz, Vice-Chair, Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board

CLEANER WATER THROUGH CITIZEN ACTION - UPDATES ON CLEAN WATER PRIORITIESKirsten James, Heal the Bay and Joe Geever, Surfrider

12:00 pm

61:30 pm

1 2 31:45 pm

63:05 pm

3:25 pm

64:45 pm

Emerging Issues in Pretreatment and P2Session Chair: Michael Simpson,

City of Los AngelesModerator: Lynne Scarpa,

City of Richmond

Nanotechnology and Water Reclamation

Eric M.V. Hoek, University of CA, Los Angeles

Autobody and Paint Pollution PreventionEugene Mathis,

Department of Toxic Substances Control

Fats, Oil, and GreaseSession Chair: Sherrill Bond,

City of Los AngelesModerator: Sarah Scheidt, City of Sunnyvale

FOG Program Overview and its Interface with Sewer MaintenanceChris Toth, City of San Diego

Community Grease Interceptors for Shopping Malls and

Mixed Used BuildingsOlga Krel, City of Los Angeles

Solutions to Marine DebrisSession Chair: Tracy Egoscue, Los Angeles

Regional Water Quality Control Board

Overview of Marine DebrisTracy Egoscue,

LA Regional Water Quality Control Board

Actions of Heal the Bay to Solve Marine Debris

Leslie Tamminen, Heal the Bay

Partnerships Stop Litter From Getting in the Storm Drain

Christine Flowers-Ewing, Keep California Beautiful

Operation Clean SweepTim Shestek,

American Chemistry Council

EPA Storm Water Training Session Chair/Trainer: Amy Miller,

US EPA Region IX

Permitting and Enforcement Tracy Woods,

LA Regional Water Quality Control Board David Gibson,

SD Regional Water Quality Control Board Mike Adackapara,

Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board

Construction Storm Water Permitting and Enforcement

Bruce Fujimoto, State Water Resources Control Board

4:45 pm

Industrial Process Improvement Program

Deneice Cotton,Metropolitan Water District of

Southern California

Logic Model - Picture Your ProgramAbraham Razon,

City of Los Angeles

FOG Inspection Program and Investigation Procedures for SSOs

Joe Baiocco,LA County Department of Public Works

Grease Interceptor Sizing Pits and Pendulums of UPC 2006

Shieva Taat,City of Los Angeles

Marine Debris InitiativeReed Sato,

State Water Resources Control Board

Plastic InitiativeEjigu Solomon,

LA Regional Water Quality Control Board

Trash Total Maximum Daily LoadsEric Wu,

LA Water Quality Control Board

Construction Storm Water Permitting and Enforcement

Amy Miller, US EPA Region IX Eugene Bromley, US EPA Region IX

Industrial Storm Water Permitting and Enforcement

Bruce Fujimoto, State Water Resources Control Board

Ann Crum, State Water Resources Control BoardJeremy Johnstone, US EPA Region IX

HOSTED LUNCH

“FACILITY OF THE YEAR” & “SILVER COVER” AWARDS PRESENTATIONCO-CHAIRS: JOHN BOYD, TIM POTTER, AND JOE LUCIA

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4:45PM–7PM HOSTED RECEPTION - EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES EXHIBITIONExhibitors Chair: Greg Kent, Bio Clean Environmental Services

12:00 pm

61:30 pm

7 8 91:45 pm

63:05 pm

3:25 pm

64:45 pm

Pretreatment ProgramsSession Chair: Paul Martyn,

LA County Sanitation Districts

California’s Perspective on PretreatmentAdam Laputz,

State Water Resources Control Board

Pretreatment Program Software Development Issues

Linda Shadler,Los Angeles County Sanitation District

Public Education & Outreach Session Chair: Rupam Soni

Los Angeles County Sanitation DistrictsModerator: Helen Ling, City of Livermore

No Drugs Down the Drain Campaign: Promoting Public Stewardship

Debbie Broadway,Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts

Watershed WatchLessons Learned

From Six Years of ImplementationMary Morse,

City of San Jose

Storm Water Pretreatment IssuesSession Chair: Gerald Greene,

City of Downey

Using Predictive Models to Support TMDL Implementation and Compliance

Dr. Michael K. Stenstrom,University of California, Los Angeles

Estimating Impervious Cover for Storm Water Modeling

Drew Ackerman,Southern California Coastal

Water Research Project

Environmental Compliance Inspector Training

(continued)Session Chairs/Trainers: Bill Garrett,

Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts Bellete Yohannes, City of Los Angeles

Los Angeles City’s Industrial User Inventory Program

Pamela LaBeau, City of Los Angeles

Waste Hauler Field InvestigationsDarrell Ennis,

Orange County Sanitation District

Issues of Concern, EPA Region IXGreg Arthur,

EPA Region IX

Pretreatment Program Update, EPA Region IX

Keith Silva, EPA Region IX

Take the Rebate and Run: Convincing Residents to Remove Water Softeners

Preeti Ghuman,Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts

Strong Public Education Programs Through Effective Partnerships and

Leveraging ResourcesNadia Borisova,

East Bay Municipal Utility District

Application of Impervious Pavement to a Municipal Parking Facility

Rich Watson,Richard Watson and Associates

Use of a Biocidal Catch Basin “Sponge” as a Bacterial Control BMP

Tom Leary,City of Long Beach

Slug Discharge Control PlansDennis Taylor,

City of Port Hueneme

Panel Discussion of Environmental Compliance Inspector Issues

Bill Garrett, LA County Sanitation DistrictsBellete Yohannes, City of LA

Kelly Christensen, Orange County Sanitation District

Joe Baiocco, LA County Department of Public Works

Tuesday ProgramFEBRUARY 26, 2008

7:30 A.M. CWEA P3S Committee Meeting 8:00 A.M. Registration / Coffee and Pastries

10:00 A.M. Equipment and Services Exhibition Opens

5 69:00 am

610:15 am

Pollution Prevention: Pharmaceuticals & Consumer Products

Session Chairs: Debbie Boadway/Philip Lo LA County Sanitation Districts

Regulation of VOCs and Toxics in Consumer Products

Mike Morris,South Coast Air Quality Management District

“Green” and Agri-Based Cleaning ProductsMohammad Nilchian,

Carroll Company

Storm Water Pretreatment IssuesSession Chair: Gary Welling, City of Santa Monica

Moderator: Jeff Mack, City of Santa Monica

City of Long Beach MS4 Permit OverviewIvar Ridgeway,

LA Regional Water Quality Control Board

Impacts of Storm Water and TMDL RegulationsGerhardt J. Hubner,

County of Ventura Watershed Protection District

Environmental Compliance Inspector Training

Session Chairs/Trainers: Bill Garrett, LA County Sanitation Districts Bellete Yohannes, City of LA

The Pretreatment Compliance Audit Process... City of LA’s ExperienceRonald Mayuyu & Mike Lee, City of LA

Inspectors as Regulators and Their Role During a PCI

Kelly Christensen, OC Sanitation District

10:30 am

611:45 am

Residential Water Softener Source Control Strategies

Betsy Elzufon,Larry Walker Associates

What is Salt?Tony Pirondini,

City of Vacaville

Moving into the FutureCA Construction Storm Water Program

Sandra Mathews,Lawrence Livermore Laboratories

Taking the County by StormSacramento’s

Industrial Storm Water ProgramJohn Lewis,

County of Sacramento

EDCs & Pharmaceuticals:Implications for Sustainability

Shane Snyder,Southern Nevada Water Authority

Strategies for P2 and Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions at

Health Care FacilitiesJoe Bialowitz,

Kaiser Permanente

Case Studies of Illicit Discharges to The Storm Water System

Joe Baiocco, LA County Dept of Public Works

Dry Weather Urban Runoff: Using the POTW to Clean Beaches Dave Lee, LA County Sanitation Districts

HOSTED LUNCH

TACTICAL REPORT WRITINGGORDON GRAHAM, CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL OFFICER/ATTORNEY/CONSULTANT

5:00 PM DON’T MISS THE DUELING TALL SHIPS AT RAINBOW HARBOR

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Session Chair: Jack Betourne, City of DavisModerator: Carrie Mattingly,

City of Port Hueneme

Statewide State of SalinityKenneth D. Landau,

Central Valley Regional Water Board

Water Conditioning TechnologyJoseph DiGiorgio,

Eco:Logic Engineering

HOSTED LUNCH

ALEXIS STRAUSS, US EPA REGION IX WATER DIVISION DIRECTOR

12:00 pm

61:30 pm

9:00 am

610:15 am

EPA Pretreatment TrainingSession Chair: Keith Silva, EPA Region IX

Trainers: Keith Silva and Greg Arthur, EPA Region IX

Introduction and EPA Regulations Keith Silva, EPA Region IX

Prohibitions / Categorical Standards Greg Arthur, EPA Region IX

10:30 am

611:45 am

Wednesday ProgramFEBRUARY 27, 20088am Registration / Coffee and Pastries

1:45 pm

63:05 pm

FOG Control Program Training Session Chair: Trish Maguire, East Bay Municipal Utility District

Trainers: Stan Steinbach and John Shaffer

Environmental Engineering & Contracting Principals of Fats, Oil, and Grease Separation Process

Operating Principals of Grease Interceptors and Traps

Prohibitions / Categorical Standards (continued) Greg Arthur, EPA Region IX

Local Limits Greg Arthur, EPA Region IX

Operating Principals of Grease Interceptors and Traps (continued)

Design and Sizing Criteria and Issues

EPA Pretreatment Training (continued) Session Chair: Keith Silva, EPA Region IX

Trainers: Keith Silva and Greg Arthur, EPA Region IX

Inspecting Greg Arthur, EPA Region IX

Sampling Keith Silva, EPA Region IX

FOG Control Program Training (continued) Session Chair: Trish Maguire, East Bay Municipal Utility District

Trainers: Stan Steinbach and John Shaffer, Environmental Engineering and Contracting

Maintenance Requirements

Inspection Process

3:20 pm6

4:15 pm

Enforcement Greg Arthur, EPA Region IX

Grease Interceptor Pumpout Process

P3S CONFERENCE ATTENDEES: Enjoy the Hilton Long Beach special conference rate of $174 per person per night single or double occupancy (taxes not included). The reservation cut-off date for the special conference rate is January 27, 2008.

Hotel Reservations (800) HILTONS or (800) 445-8667

For Reservations, please call (800) HILTONS or (800) 445-8667

The Hilton Long Beach 701 West Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 90831

Hotel Direct (562) 983-3400 | longbeach.hilton.com

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DIRECTIONS FROM THE ORANGE COUNTY (JOHN WAYNE) AIRPORT:Take the 405 Freeway North to the Long Beach 710 Freeway South. Exit Broad-way (left exit). Turn right on Magnolia and then turn right on Ocean Boulevard. The Hotel porte cochere will be on the right at the corner of Ocean and Golden Shore.

FROM THE LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT:Take the 405 Freeway South to the Long Beach 710 Freeway South. Exit Broad-way (left exit). Turn right on Magnolia and then turn right on Ocean Boulevard. The Hotel porte cochere will be on the right at the corner of Ocean and Golden Shore.

FROM DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES:Take the Harbor 110 Freeway South to the 405 Freeway South to the Long Beach 710 Freeway South. Exit Broadway (left exit). Turn right on Magnolia and then turn right on Ocean Boulevard. The Hotel porte cochere will be on the right at the corner of Ocean and Golden Shore.

A Guide for Developing and Implementing a Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG)

Control Program for Food Service Establishments

September 2004

Developed By: The California Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) Work Group in affiliation with Tri-TAC

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Payment Guidelines for Conference Registration: All fees for conference registration shall be paid in full at the time of pre-registration or on-site registration. Full payment may be made by credit card, personal check or company/agency check. Purchase orders are acceptable and must be attached to the registration form. Registrations received by CWEA without full payment or purchase order will not be processed.

Refund Policy: Written cancellation notice is required, and must be received at least 30 days prior to the conference date. A 25% service fee shall be retained on all cancellations. No refunds shall be given for cancellations made less than 30 days prior to any conference.

Conference RegistrationAll registration fees include lunch for each day. Pre-registration must be received by February 6, 2008. Register on-line at www.cwea.org/conferences or call (510) 382-7800.

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Public Transit to Conference

ALL 3 - DAYS (includes workshops) Member Non-member Amount Pre-registration (before 2/06/08) $360.00 $470.00 $

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