2010 Annual Meeting
Final Agenda
2010 Annual Meeting Presentations
Monday, August 23, 2010
Stormwater Workshops
- Workshop Agenda
- True Source Control – CASQA’s Source Control Initiative
- Whole Life Cost and Effectiveness Implications of BMPs for MS4s
- MS4 Story of a Multi-Benefit Approach
- Regional Stream Monitoring: The Extent of Chemical, Toxicological, and Biological Impacts in Southern California
- Understanding How to Make Cost-Effective Decisions to Meet Stormwater Regulations – An Innovative Modeling Decision Support System for Los Angeles County
- Stormwater Science and Technology Construction & Development ELGS
- Building a better watershed based permit
- Funding a Stormwater Program - The Story of Missy Croydon
- Current and Future Legal Issues in Stormwater Permitting
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
General Session
- Flood Risk Management: A View to the Future
- Federal Agency Perspectives on Emerging Stormwater & Flood Risk Management Issues
- Stormwater Clip
- FEMA Presentation
- NOAA Coastal Services Center Presentation
- Current Legal Issues – David Burchmore
- Current Legal Issues - Jeffrey Longsworth
- How to Encourage Multi-Functional Landscapes in the Urban Environment
- Update on USACE Planning – Theodore Brown
- Incentives for Sound Water Quality, Flood Water and Floodplain Management
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
General Session
- NAFSMA Comments on Stormwater ICR
- USACE Collaborative Planning Efforts
- Increasing Public Preparedness for Floods
- Update on Provisionally Accredited Levees and Other Levee Issues
- FloodSmart Risk Communication & Tools for Communities
- ASFPM Foundation
Thursday, August 26, 2010
General Session
- Environmental Permitting and Seattle
- NAFSMA Review of the Corps Planning Process
- National Committee on Levee Safety Update
Friday, August 27, 2010
Committee Meeting Agendas and Background Documents
Stormwater Management - Wednesday, August 24, 2010
Floodplain Management Committee - Thursday, August 25, 2010
Flood Management Committee - Friday, August 26, 2010
In partnership with the Flood Control District of Maricopa County, AZ; the City of Tucson, AZ; Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District and the Federal Emergency Management Agency/DHS, NAFSMA will on April 26-27, 2010, be holding the fourth in its series of regional mentoring sessions. Titled Two Days in the Arid Southwest, the meeting will be held at the Hyatt Regency, located at 122 North Second Street, in downtown Phoenix. Subjects for the Phoenix sessions will include water resource quantity(flood control), quality (stormwater) and general subjects where the sponsoring agencies have found success. An update on FEMA's Risk MAP initiative will also be presented.
The format is designed to be interactive and hands-on, with sessions to be conducted in small groups with a focus on what can be taken away and applied within your organizations. The session is open to both NAFSMA members and non-members, as well as public and private agencies. There will be a modest fee of $50 to help cover expenses and travel stipends are available to out-of-town public agencies on a first come, first served basis, with one $250 stipend available per public agency. Registration and program information is attached. Please register for this unique and informative opportunity by April 12, 2010. For questions on the Phoenix meeting, please contact Susan Gilson in the national office at sgilson@nafsma.org or 202-289-8625.
Download the program flyer of this event (262KB Adobe PDF)
Download the program abstracts of this event (60KB Adobe PDF)
NAFSMA's 2009 Annual Meeting
Preliminary Brochure
Final Agenda
2009 Annual Meeting Presentations
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Latest Trends in Stormwater Management Workshop
- Latest Trends State Perspective - Janet Kieler
- Latest Trends Federal Perspective - Jennifer Molloy
- The Legal Setting - David W. Burchmore, Partner, Squires, Sanders & Dempsey LLP
- The NAS Report - What Does It Mean to MS4s, A Reviewer's Perspective - Eric Strecker, GeoSyntec
- Discussion on LID and Floodplain Interface - Fernando Pasqual & Edward Thomas, Michael Baker Corp.
- MS4 Perspective - NAFSMA Whitepaper Summary - Tim Richards, Stormwater Management Committee Chair
- Stormwater Management in the Fountain Creek Watershed - Dan Bare and Ken Sampley (City of Colorado Springs)
- Colorado Stormwater Council - Jill Piatt Kemper
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
GENERAL SESSION
- FEMA Emerging Issues - Federal Perspective - Deborah Ingram, Acting Deputy Assistant Administrator of Mitigation, FEMA
- EPA Emerging Issues - Federal Perspective - Deborah Nagle, Deputy Director for Water Permits Division, U.S. EPA
- Emerging Legal Issues - David Burchmore - Partner, Squire, Sanders & Dempsey LLP
- The Trinity River Corridor Project, Dallas Texas - Rebecca Rasor, PE, Director, Trinity River Project
- Ohio River Basin Comprehensive Reconnaissance Study - Beth A. Cade, Community Planner & New River Navigator, USACE
- Context Sensitive Flood Hazard Mitigation Model (CSFHM), Maricopa County Flood Control District - Dennis Holcomb, Landscape Architecture Branch Manager, Flood Control District of Maricopa County, AZ
Thursday, October 22, 2009
GENERAL SESSIONS
- The Corps Perspective - Steve Stockton, Director of Civil Works, USACE
- Louisiana Coastal Restoration Project - Garret Graves, Office of the Governor, Coastal Activities
- National Levee Safety Committee Recommendations, Local Representative, Karin Jacoby & Mike Stankiewicz, State Representative
- So You Live Behind a Levee, ASCE Manual on Levee Safety, Lawrence H. Roth, Deputy Executive Director, ASCE
- FEMA Update on Levee Safety/PAL Agreements & Related Issues, Doug Bellomo, Director Risk Analysis Division, Mitigation Directorate
- USACE Perspective on Flood Risk Management, Levee Safety & Related Issues, Edward Hecker, Chief, Contingency Operations
- FEMA Risk MAP Update, Roy Wright, Deputy Director, Risk Analysis, Mitigation Directorate, FEMA
Friday, October 23, 2009
GENERAL SESSIONS
- Outlook for Federal Water Resources Funding & Priorities, Mia O'Connell, Executive Managing Director, Carmen Group, Inc.
- Operations & Maintenance Challenges, Dusty Williams, Riverside County Flood Control & Water Conservation District
- Permitting Maintenance Projects & O&M Challenges, Ingrid Fairchild, Harris County Flood Control District & Herb Nakasone
Committee Meeting Agendas and Background Documents
Stormwater Management - Meeting Wednesday, October 21, 2009
- Stormwater Management Committee Meeting Agenda
- Stormwater Management Committee Position Statement (April 08)
- NAFSMA Comments on Effluent Limitation Guidelines (Feb. 09)
- NAFSMA Testimony on Efforts to Address Urban Stormwater Runoff (March 09)
- NAFSMA Comments on 2009 NAS Report on Urban Stormwater Management in the US (March 09)
- NAFSMA Stormwater Management Committee
Flood Management Committee -Meeting Thursday, October 22, 2009
- Flood Management Committee Meeting Agenda
- Flood Management Committee Position Statement (April 08)
- National Committee on Levee Safety Draft Recommendations (Jan 09)
- NAFSMA Testimony on NLSC Recommendations (May 09)
Floodplain Management Committee - Meeting Friday, October 23, 2009
- Floodplain Management Committee Agenda
- Floodplain Management Committee Position Statement (April 08)
- Texas Day at the Districts (Aug. 09)
- NAFSMA 2009 Excellence in Communications Awards (Oct. 09)
NAFSMA Annual Membership Meeting - Thursday, October 22, 2009
- Proposed Bylaws Change (Oct. 09)
- NAFSMA Bylaws (Aug. 05)
- 2009 Board of Directors
- NAFSMA 2008-2009 Accomplishments
2009 Annual Meeting Sponsors
NAFSMA Thanks Its 2009 Annual Meeting Sponsors
Sponsor Links
- Federal Emergency Management Agency/DHS
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- CH2M Hill
- Dewberry
- Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago
- Michael Baker Corporation
- Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
NAFSMA 2009 Excellence in Communication Awards
Announcements
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Photos from Colorado Springs
Broadmoor Resort
Colorado Springs, Colorado
October 20- 23, 2009
To make reservations, call 1-719-634-7711 or 1-866-837-9520 and ask for the special NAFSMA Annual Meeting rate.
2008 Annual Meeting
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2008 Annual Meeting Brochure |
Special Annual Meeting Napa River Tour - Thursday, August 28, 2008 - 1 to 4 p.m.
We invite you to tour the award-winning Napa River Flood Protection Project via boat with representatives of the Napa County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. The tour will highlight restored wetlands, created flood and marsh plains, restoration and revegetation efforts, replaced bridges, constructed floodwalls and levees along the scenic Napa River. The tour will illustrate the challenges of Project construction within the urban area and demonstrate the benefits of the environmental restoration of the Project. Tour participants will be transported from the hotel bus to and from the dock. The boat trip will last approximately 1.5 hours.
NAFSMA wishes to thank the Napa County Flood Control and Water Conservation District for providing this special Annual Meeting opportunity!
Please email Susan Gilson in the national office at sgilson@nafsma.org by August 15, 2008, to let us know that you would like to participate in this special tour.
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Special Annual Meeting Napa River Tour Brochure |
Special One-Day Municipal NPDES Workshop Offered as Part of 2008 Annual Meeting.
Municipal NPDES Stormwater Workshop:
Management Issues, Regulatory Trends, Program Challenges
Monday, August 25, 2008 – The Meritage, Napa
9:30 AM |
NAFSMA Welcome, Derek Guthrie (NAFSMA President) |
9:35 AM |
Workshop Introduction, Doug Harrison |
9:40 AM |
Evolution in Best Management Practices |
9:45 AM |
National BMP Data base, Eric Strecker |
10:15 AM |
BMP Life Cycle Effectiveness Model, Ben Urbonas |
10:45 AM |
Green Infrastructure, John Promise |
11:05 AM |
Stormwater Program Financing Moderator: Scott Tucker |
11:10 AM |
Stormwater Funding Strategies, Mechanisms and Methods, Scott Tucker |
11:40 AM |
Creating a Process and Framework for Action, Doug Harrison |
12:10 PM |
Lunch (Box Lunch at table) |
12:50 PM |
Stormwater Program Effectiveness Models |
12:55 PM |
EPA Effectiveness Model (Speaker to be Announced) |
1:20 PM |
CASQA Stormwater Program Effectiveness Assessment Model, Geoff Brousseau |
2:20 PM |
Break |
2:40 PM |
Current Permitting Trends/Challenges: |
| 2:45 PM |
Permit Trends |
3:45PM |
Permit Legal Challenges |
4:15 PM |
Discussion of National Stormwater Agenda |
| 4:45 PM |
Adjourn |
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NAFSMA Announces 2008 "Excellence in Communication" Awards Contest |
NAFSMA Announces itinerary for upcoming 2008 Annual Meeting
NAFSMA Members Urged to Participate In Monthly Membership Calls
NAFSMA members are urged to mark your calendars and participate in these important membership conference calls. Also, please send your recommendations agenda issues to Susan Gilson in the national office. NAFSMA's leadership and staff are committed to making these discussions as valuable as possible and welcome your input on timely agenda topics. Please note that these calls are open to all member agencies and subscribers and that multiple contacts from your office are welcome to join. The schedule for 2008 calls is provided below.
Please contact the national office for call-in information (sgilson@nafsma.org or krohnj@carmengroup.com).
NAFSMA 2008 Monthly Membership Calls (1 p.m. Eastern - 10 a.m. Pacific)
- Wednesday, March 12, 2008
- Wednesday, April 9, 2008
- Wednesday, May 7, 2008
- Wednesday, June 11, 2008
- Wednesday, July 16, 2008
- Wednesday, August 6, 2008
- Wednesday, September 10, 2008
- Wednesday, October 8, 2008
- Wednesday, November 12, 2008
- Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Past NAFSMA Meetings
2008 Multi-Objective Floodplain Management Workshop - (Coming Soon)
2008 National Flood Risk Management Safety Summit
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