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PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM Thursday, June 14, 2018 3:45 Panel Discussion Andrew Burnham, Andrew Burnham Christine Cramer, Trilogy Consulting, LLC Jerry Hart, City of Tempe Lawrence McCartney, City of Fort Worth Robert Ryall, Arcadis Usha Sharma, Denver Water THU30 THU28 Navigating the Water Enforcement Landscape 2:00–4:00 p.m. Room: Mandalay Bay Ballroom I Track: Water Policy & Regulatory Actions Moderator: Doug Parker Many utilities need to upgrade their aging treatment facilities to maintain a reliable water supply int o the future. This session outlines how several utilities have tackled the problem through rehabilitation, renovation and expansion of their facilities, with many lessons learned. If you want to understand what can move an operational compliance issue in the water sector to a federal enforcement action, this session provides the road map for understanding how this occurs … and how to avoid it. 2:00 The Investigator’s Perspective: When Is Noncompliance a More Serious Enforcement Action Jay Green, USEPA 2:30 The Prosecutor’s Perspective: What DOJ Takes into Consideration When Evaluating CWA Violations Deborah Harris, U.S. Department of Justice Preparing for the Future—Rehabilitation, Renovation and Expansion of Our Aging Water Treatment Facilities 2:00–4:30 p.m. Room: Mandalay Bay Ballroom B Track: Infrastructure Design, Management and Project Delivery Moderator: Cory Hopkins 2:00 K Y City of Firsts Finishes a First Class Water Plant Brent Tippey, HDR Engineering, Earl Coffey 2:30 Enhanced Piloting Special Design Studies = Resilient 320 mgd Expansion to Houston’s NEWPP Paul Walker, Qianru Deng, Alan Domonoske, Andrew Molly, Randy Rogers, Rajinder Singh, Jasmin Zambrano 3:00 Unlocking Potential Treatment Capacity and Reducing Capital Cost Michelle Peters, Stantec, Charles Bromley, Chris Harris, Eric Larson, Shelley Trujillo 3:00 The Consultant’s Perspective: Effective Strategies in Building or Rebuilding an Effective Compliance Program Gary Lucks, Beyond Compliance, LLC 3:30 Filter Underdrain Rehabilitation in the Shadow of the Andes: Upgrades to Chile’s Largest Water Treatment Plant Benjamin Finnegan, CDM Smith, Pablo Chavez, Boris Trumper 3:30 Panel Discussion Jay Green, USEPA Deborah Harris, U.S. Department of Justice Gary Lucks, Beyond Compliance, LLC 4:00 Orinda Water Treatment Plant Shutdown–The $22M Rehab of a Must-Run Water Treatment Plant: A Resident Engineer’s Perspective THU29 Quantifying Benefits and Using Business Case Analysis for Optimized Spending 2:00–4:30 p.m. Room: Mandalay Bay Ballroom J Track: Asset Management Moderator: Ryan Nagel Seismic and Planning Issues Regarding Water Delivery THU32 2:00–4:30 p.m. Room: Lagoon EF Track: Preparedness, Resilience and Cybersecurity Moderator: Greg Fron This session discusses geographical seismic issues that are faced during the life of a water delivery system. Using a triple-bottom-line approach to risk management, this session explores new tools that improve efforts to make better decisions, monetize benefits and mitigate risk in accord within a utility risk management framework. 2:00 Innovative Pipeline Installation in a Seismic, High Fire, and Geographically Challenging Area of Northern California Rolando Bueno, EBMUD, Walter Coty 2:00 Quantifying Benefits and Building Business Cases: Looking Back and the Path Forward Todd Helgeson, Streamline AM 2:30 Installation of Earthquake Resistant Ductile Iron Pipe for San Francisco Auxiliary Water Supply System and Other Cities Satoshi Suenaga, Kubota Corporation, Takeshi Hara, Naoto Itabashi, Kotaro Wakahara 2:30 A Monetized Risk Approach to Support Capital Planning Michael Gloven, EIS, Mark Madden 3:00 The Drivers for and Benefits of Next Generation Investment Planning and Management Laura Ryan, Copperleaf Technologies, Inc., Boudewijn Neijens, Chris Royce 3:30 Renovating the Great, Historic and Venerable 8th Avenue Reservoir John Barnett, Metro Water Services, Brent Tippey 4:00 More Planning. More Saving. Schedule Pump Repairs Based on Financial Metrics David Pierce, Specific Energy 3:00 Emergency Pipeline Repair in River Bed Becomes Critical Due to 500-Year Flood’s Mass Erosion Threatening Large Water Main Failure Sam Marston, Garney Construction, David Burkhart 3:30 Seismic Resiliency Lessons Learned Along the Way Michael Britch, Tualatin Valley Water District 4:00 The City of Redding, Northern California Implements Pipe Bursting for Existing Asbestos Cement Gravity Sewer Pipe Edward Ambler, AM Trenchless, Corri Vandiver, Josh Vandiver ACE18 CONFERENCE | AWWA.ORG/ACE 97

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