Virginia Water Conference '99 Program

Eleventh Annual Virginia Water Conference '99
March 14-16, 1999 - Sheraton Inn
Fredericksburg, VA

PROGRAM

Sunday Afternoon, March 14, 1999

2:00 - 6:00 PM Exhibitor Set Up
4:00 - 6:00 PM Registration & VLWA Board of Directors Meeting

6:00 - 7:30 PM Exhibitor & Early Registrant's Reception

Monday Morning, March 15, 1999

7:00 - 8:00 AM Registration and Check-In
7:30 - 8:00 AM Coffee and Pastries (Banquet Hall)

8:00 - 9:30 AM President's Welcome and Penary Session

PLENARY SESSION
Regional Water Supply Panel Discussion

"Issues Facing Virginia Cities in 2000"

Panelists
Charles Crowder, Fairfax County
Louis Guy, Norfolk
Brian Ranatey, Newport News

9:30 - 10:00 AM Break (Coffee in Exhibit Hall)

10:00 - 11:30 AM First Concurrent Sessions


Session 1A Urban Stormwater Management Practices Mr. Stuart Finley, Lake Barcroft WID, Moderator	Session 1B Water Supply Mr. Stuart Stein, GKY and Associates, Inc., Moderator
Urban BMPs Stuart Finley, Lake Barcroft WID Debris Deflector Screen Jack White, GKY & A, Inc. Utility Fee Funding Steve Sedgwick, PE, Camp, Dresser & McKee Stormwater Retrofit Assessment South River Watershed, Anne Arundel County, MD Jennifer M. Smith, Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc. Urban Lake Revitalization-The Complete Challenge Dave Plum, PE, Rummel Klepper & Kahl, LLP	King William Reservoir: Impact Mitigation and Watershed Protection Donald P. Rice, Newport News Waterworks The Lake Gaston Project-A One Year Status Report Thomas M. Leahy, PE, VA Beach Dept. of Public Utilities Short-Term Demand Forecasting Traci Kammer-Goldberg, Fairfax County Water Authority Smith Reservoir Expansion Designing Constructed Wetlands to Fulfill Wetland Mitigation Requirements Janet Frey, URS Greiner Woodward Clyde Aquifer Protection in the Fractured Crystalline Rocks of the Blue Ridge Province, Floyd County, VA William Seaton, Virginia Tech

Noon - 1:30 PM Luncheon (Banquet Hall) Keynote: Hon. Dennis H. Treacy, DEQ

Monday Afternoon, March 15, 1999

1:45 - 3:15 PM Second Concurrent Sessions


Session 2A Watershed Management - BMPs, GIS, Legal and Economics Mr. Bud Curtis, URS Greiner, Moderator	Session 2B Dam Safety Mr. Jon Phillippe, Virginia Department of Conservation and Resources, Moderator
Monticello High School Water Quality BMPs-Andrew Gould, TIMMONS Nonpoint Pollutant Loading Application for ARCVIEW GIS Laurens van der Tak, CH2M HILL Stormwater Infrastructure GIS: Development from Data Collection to Modeling Shelly E. Frie, PE, Woolpert LLP Development of a Comprehensive Water Ordinance In Albemarle County David J. Hirschman, Albemarle County Dept. of Engineering & Public Works Watershed Economics-Cultivating a New Cost Consciousness Steve Meador, PE, Project Performance Corporation	An Overview of the Headcut Erodibility Index John Moore, NRCS Rehabilitation of White Oak Dam Jon Phillippe, Virginia Department of Conservation and Resources Diascund Dam Spillway Improvements Walter Hancock, PE, Wiley & Wilson

3:15 - 3:30 PM Break (Coffee in Exhibit Hall)

3:30 - 5:00 Third Concurrent Sessions


Session 3A Regulations and Grants Mr. Jim Rakestraw, Arlington County Public Works, Moderator	Session 3B Lake Maintenance Mr. Dave Rosenthal, City of Norfolk, Moderator	Session 3C Research Applicable to TMDLs: Fecal, Strep., Nitrogen, Pesticides Dr. G. Kenneth Young, GKY and Associates, Inc., Moderator
An Update on FEMA Regulations and Procedures John Magnotti, FEMA An Update on Floodplain Management in Virginia Richard Dameron, State Coordinator Everything you wanted to know about grants for Floodplain Program Theodore C. Van Kirk, Dewberry & Davis	Tracking Water Quality Trends on Smith Mountain Lake David M. Johnson, PhD., Ferrum College What Do Fecal Coliform Populations Mean in Freshwater Lakes Such as Smith Mountain Lake Carolyn L. Thomas, PhD., Ferrum College The Management of Grass Carp in Lakes Ephraim R. Seidman, Aquatic Services, Inc. Hydrilla: A Water Weed Menace in Virginia Chad R. Coley, Aquatic Ecosystem Management, Inc.	PCB and Organochlorine Pesticide Dynamics of the Anacostia River Bernard Crimmins, George Mason University Fate and Transport of Nitrogen from Onsite Septic Systems in Virginia's Physiographic Regions R. J. Melby, Dept. of Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences, Virginia Tech Identifying Sources of Fecal Pollution in a Rural Watershed Charles Hagedorn, PhD, Dept. of Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences, Virginia Tech

5:00 - 6:30 PM Reception (Exhibit Hall - Cash Bar)
6:30 - 7:00 PM Virginia Lakes and Watersheds Association Business Meeting

Tuesday Morning, March 16, 1999

7:30 - 8:00 AM Coffee (Reception Area)

8:00 - 9:30 AM Fourth Concurrent Sessions: 4A and 4B


Session 4A Total Maximum Daily Loads Dr. Patricia Miller, Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, Moderator	Session 4B The LOMR Process Mr. Jim Rakestraw, Arlington County Department of Public Works, Moderator
A National Perspective on TMDLs Thomas Henry, US EPA, Region III Virginia's TMDL Program: An Overview Patricia Miller, Ph.D., Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation Muddy Creek Fecal Coliform TMDL: Development of Virginia's First Nonpoint Source TMDL Mark R. Bennett, Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation The Local Role in TMDL Development and Implementation in the Muddy Creek Watershed in Rockingham County, Virginia Charlie Wade, Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation The Role of Chesapeake Bay Estuary Modeling Package in Setting Virginia'' Tributary Strategies for 1999 Arthur J. Butt, Ph.D., Dept. of Environmental Quality	Preparing a Successful LOMR Jeff Sparrow, Dewberry & Davis Flood Mitigation-Spring Branch, Herndon, Virginia, A Success Story David Preusch, PE, Michael Baker Jr., Inc. The City of Fairfax Re-Mapping Project Edward Beadenkopf, PE, METS Division, Dewberry and Davis Impact of Culverts in Series on Flood Hazards-A Case Study Moe Khine, PE, Dewberry & Davis

9:30 - 10:00 Break (Coffee in Exhibit Hall)

10:00 - 11:30 AM Fifth Concurrent Sessions: 5A and 5B


Session 5A Dam Maintenance Mr. Jon Phillippe, Virginia Department of Conservation and Resources, Moderator	Session 5B NPDES Phase II Mr. Tim Davey, TIMMONS, Moderator
Televised Inspection of Aging Flood Control Structures to Assist in Prioritizing Maintenance Needs and Funding Robert O’Connor, Gannett Fleming Observations on the Wear and Tear of PL-566 Dams Carl Montana, PE, Schnabel Engineering Assoc. "Underwater Inspection" "To Breach or not to Breach" David Stoudt, Marion Hill Associates, Inc.	Introduction and format of panel discussion Tim Davey, TIMMONS DEQ’s role, recommendations, and schedule Burt Tuxford, DEQ Summary of Chesterfield’s Phase I program Joan Salvati, Chesterfield County Summary of Tidewater Phase I programs Fernando Pasquel, CH2M Hill Role of GIS in helping implement Phase I Steve Sedlock, TIMMONS A National Menu of BMPs for Storm Water Phase II James H. Collins, Tetra Tech, Inc.

Noon - 1:30 PM Luncheon (Banquet Hall) Dam Safety Awards presentations; Keynote: Hon. David G. Brickley, DCR

1:30 - 2:30 PM Virginia Floodplain Management Association Meeting