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Meeting minutes for the January 4, 2017 Board of Directors Meeting

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Click to view the Early Spring 2017 issue of Western Chapter News in Acrobat® PDF format.
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Meeting minutes for the October 25, 2016 Board of Directors Meeting

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WED, February 1, 2017
ADOT Human Resource Center
1130 N 22nd Ave.
Phoenix, AZ.
8:30 AM to 4:30 PM 

Speakers Pablo A. Garcia-Chevesich Ph. D., Professor Al Brown, Lou Snow, Chris Marr & Dennis Delamore will speak about dust control alternatives. See speakers bios here!

A panel discussion of professionals will focus on Maricopa County dust control measures (strictest in the state). Continental breakfast and lunch will be catered by Panera.

AGENDA

Panel Topic
Maintaining our Regional PM 10 Attainment Status – What will the challenges be moving forward?

Beverly Chenausky – ADOT, Lou Snow – Snow Consulting, Stan Raskow – Kitchell Environmental

Questions Provided to Panelists for Preparation of the Workshop….
1.Why is it important to Maintain PM 10 status?
2.How do you change your methods to Maintain PM10?
3.What challenge issues do you face?
4.How do you work together ?
5.What are some ideas to help maintain PM10 Status? Please give examples
6.What is your short term Plan for PM-10 compliance
7.What is your Long term Plan for PM-10 compliance
8..What are the control measures and updates added to the 2012 PM-10 plan
9. What kind of measures increased 310 effectiveness from the PM-10 plan
10. What are the contingency for PM-10 plan
11. How do credits from EPA voluntary measures in a state implementation Plan work

Beverly has over 18 years of experience in air quality and transportation planning for the State of Arizona. She currently serves as ADOT’s Air and Noise Program Manager under Environmental Planning, and is responsible for managing the Congestion Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ) program, air permit and compliance, project level Air and Noise NEPA analysis and implementing any transportation control measures needed for transportation conformity or State Implementation Plans (SIPS). Beverly holds a Geology degree from Arizona State University and Masters in Public Administration in Community Planning from Northern Arizona University and as a sixth generation Arizona she enjoys spending time outdoors with family in South Eastern Arizona.

Credit 7 PDH’s

Audience: construction supervisors/workers, state and county supervisors, subcontractors, erosion and sediment control specialists, stormwater and erosion control specialists, principals, senior management, project/environmental/civil engineers, and compliance personnel.

Exhibitors: Dust Control and Soil Stabilization product vendors.

 Meet training requirements – Earn professional development hours for certification renewal – Networking and learning alongside other industry professionals

Attendee Rates

When received between January 24 and January 31 – Includes Certificate of Attendance, lunch, presentations, exhibit area, and handouts if applicable.

• $90 – Members (must provide IECA membership number)
• $110 – Government Agency Staff (must provide an Agency email address)
• $150 – Non-Members

No Registration at the Door – Online registration before the day of the event only!

REGISTER HERE

Showcase Exhibitor:

$300/Member  – $450.00/Non-Member (4 available 1 left)

Includes:  10 minute presentation, one (1) complimentary Registration, Logo on marketing material and  Vendor Display Area  in Exhibitor Room

Exhibitor: SOLD OUT

$200/Member  – $300.00/Non-Member (5 available)

Includes:  One (1) complimentary Registration, Logo on marketing material and  Vendor Display Area  in Exhibitor Room

Snack Sponsor: SOLD OUT

$100/Member – $200/Non-Member (2 available)

Includes:  One (1) complimentary registration, logo on marketing material and recognition on table

REGISTER HERE

Click to view the Winter 2016 issue of Western Chapter News in Acrobat® PDF format.
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recruitment-flyer-december-2016

CASC Engineering and Consulting is seeking a Civil or Environmental Engineer to join the firm’s Water Quality Services Division.  The successful candidate will be one that is anxious to demonstrate a combination of technical, task/project management, and leadership skills that lead to the continued growth and success of the firm, the Water Quality Services Division, and the individual.

Minimum Requirements:

• BS Degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering.
• Engineer-in-Training Certification.
• Two to five years of experience providing engineering services.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• NPDES storm water experience covering three or more of the following areas.

• Municipal services (plan checking, inspections, support services).
• Storm water monitoring using automated and grab sampling techniques.
• Post-construction water pollution controls.
• Construction site storm water management, including SWPPPs.
• Industrial site storm water management, including SWPPPs.
• Municipal storm water management.

Desirable Attributes:

• Registration as a Professional Civil Engineer.
• CPESC, CPSWQ, or CESSWI Certification.
• QSD or QSP Certification.
• AutoCAD experience.
• Interest in challenging assignments in a casual, but serious, work environment with plenty of room to grow.

CASC Engineering and Consulting is a diversified organization serving clients in the government and private sectors.  The firm encourages employees to maintain a work-life balance and provides traditional employee benefits.

Interested candidates may email (preferred) or mail their resume.  All inquiries will be treated as confidential.

CASC Engineering and Consulting

Attention: Jeff Endicott, PE, BCEE, CPESC

1470 E. Cooley Drive

Colton, California  92324

Email:  jendicott@cascinc.com

Meeting minutes for the May 31, 2016 Board of Directors Meeting

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City’s Request for Proposals on its Storm Water Programs Public Education/Outreach program

You can find the RFP and the information packet at these links:

http://www.ci.marina.ca.us/bids.aspx?bidID=46

http://www.ci.marina.ca.us/DocumentCenter/View/6781

Let me know if you have any questions.
EDRIE DELOS SANTOS, P.E.
Senior Engineer
Engineering Division

City Of Marina
211 Hillcrest Avenue, Marina CA 93933
O: 831.884.1212 || D: 831.884.1205 || F: 831.384.0425
W: www.ci.marina.ca.us || E: edelossantos@ci.marina.ca.us