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Appalachia Ohio Alliance Water Environment Read More Inside Association Pg Ohio Water Environment Association Volume 90:2 | Issue 2 2017 uckeye Bulletin 2017 JuneConference 26-29th, 2017 Edition Cincinnati, OH Details Inside Appalachia Ohio Alliance Water Environment Read More Inside Association pg. 60-62 Preserving & Enhancing Ohio’s Water Environment www.ohiowea.orgwww.ohiowea.org 1 2 Buckeye Bulletin - Issue 2 | 2017 What’s Inside Disclaimer The Buckeye Bulletin (BB) is the official publication of the Ohio Water Environment Association, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation founded in 1926, dedicated to the improvement Features of water quality in Ohio and the continuing education of water professionals. It is one of Kocarek Korner 8-9 the top five member associations of the Water Environment Federation. The People Place 24-26 The ideas, opinions, concepts, and procedures Plant Profile - Rocky River WWTP 28-31 expressed in this publication are those of the individual authors and not necessarily those Buckeye Bulletin History 32-35 of the Ohio Water Environment Association, its officers, general membership, or staff. 2017 Sponsor Program 36 For further information on submitting articles or advertising, please contact our organization 2017 Sponsors 38 at: 2017 Technical Conference & Expo 37-53 Ohio Water Environment Association Fireside Chats - Jamie Gellner 56-58 1890 Northwest Blvd, Suite 210 Watershed - Appalachia Ohio Alliance 60-62 Columbus, OH 43212 Converting to Biological Phosphorus Removal 64-68 T: 614.488.5800 Ohio EPA Update 69-70 F: 614.488.5801 E: [email protected] Demystifing Toxicity Reduction Evaluations 84-87 www.ohiowea.org Septage Acceptance in Newark 88-89 Elizabeth Wick, Publications Chair WEF Headquarters 90-93 Amy Davis, Executive Administrator Megan Borror, Office Assistant Chelsea Cameron, Office Assistant Photos in this issue provided by: Cover Photo - provided by Ohio Appalachia Alliance. Other Departments photos WikiCommons, OWEA Section and Committee photographers, article contributors, OWEA Officials 4 advertisers, Mike Welke, Amy Davis, and Megan Borror (list not all inclusive). OWEA News 5 Contact Hour Information: OWEA training Calendar of Events 5 is submitted for contact hour approval. Free Webinars are not submitted for contact hour Welcome New OWEA Members 5 approval at this time. Article Deadlines: 1st day of January, April, President’s Message 6-7 July, and October WEF Delegates’ Report 10 Publication Dates: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter Section Reports 11-15 Photo Requirements: Please contact the OWEA office regarding photo requirements for covers Committee Reports and Updates 16-23 and articles. Operations Quiz 18 Copyright © 2017 All Rights Reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced Utility Partnership Program 27 without written consent from the Ohio Water Environment Association. Advertiser Index 98 OWEA is a Member Association of the Water Environment Federation 601 Wythe Street Alexandria, VA 22314-1994 Want to reach Ohio’s water quality professionals? Advertise your equipment or services in the Buckeye Bulletin! T: 703.684.2400 F: 703.684.2492 Distribution 2,300+ - includes members, government officials, and more. www.wef.org Advertising information and past issues are available at www.ohiowea.org. Please call (614.488.5800) or email [email protected] with advertising questions. The Buckeye Bulletin is published four times per year by the Ohio Water Environment Association. Individual subscriptions included with association membership. www.ohiowea.org 3 OWEA OFFICIALS 2016-2017 Executive Committee 2016-2017 Committee Chairs President Ted Baker Annual Conference Sharon Vaughn and Marty Davidson Baker and Associates [email protected], [email protected] - 440.461.4577 [email protected] Auditing Doug Clark and Tom Fishbaugh President-Elect Jamie Gellner [email protected], [email protected] Hazen and Sawyer [email protected] - 513.469.2750 Awards Mike Frommer [email protected] Certification Kathy Richards Vice President Fred Smith [email protected] CDM Smith, Inc. [email protected] - 614.572.6123 Charitable Outreach Alicia Adams and Afaf Musa [email protected], [email protected] Past President Elizabeth Wick Collection Systems Bill Horst Ohio Environmental Protection Agency [email protected] [email protected] - 419.373.3002 Contact Hours Marc Morgan [email protected] Secretary-Treasurer Jane Winkler Governance Elizabeth Wick [email protected] - 513.910.3775 [email protected] Government and Regulatory Affairs Dale Kocarek [email protected] Senior WEF Delegate Tom Angelo Municipal Treatment Solutions, LLC Laboratory Analysts Melodi Clark and Denise Seman [email protected] - 330.219.7883 [email protected], [email protected] Membership Tom Angelo and Deb Houdeshell Junior WEF Delegate Tom Fishbaugh [email protected], Ohio RCAP [email protected] [email protected] - 419.639.0012 Past Presidents Doug Clark [email protected] Junior WEF Delegate Dale Kocarek Plant Operations Kim Riddell and Joe Tillison Stantec [email protected], [email protected] - 614.486.4383 [email protected] Pretreatment and Industrial Sharon Vaughn [email protected] NW Delegate Kim Riddell Alloway Public Education Kevin Stilwell [email protected] - 419.234.4507 [email protected] Public Relations Tom Angelo [email protected] NE Delegate Mike Welke City of Warren Publications Elizabeth Wick [email protected] - 330.841.2595 [email protected] Residuals Jamie Gellner [email protected] SW Delegate Jason Tincu Safety Mike Welke Brown and Caldwell [email protected] [email protected] - 937.673.7563 Small Systems Roberta Streiffert [email protected] SE Delegate Brandon Fox City of Columbus Sponsorship Ted Baker [email protected] - 614.645.3153 [email protected] Utility Enhancement Vacant contact Amy Davis if interested 2016-2017 Section Presidents Watershed Anil Tangirala [email protected] NW President Jeff Thompson [email protected] Young Professionals Alicia Adams [email protected] NE President Paul Solanics [email protected] Get Involved - Join a Committee Today SW President Jason Tincu The Ohio Water Environment Association has 25 committees [email protected] which focus on various aspects of the water quality field and association operations. SE President John Owen Contact OWEA at [email protected] or the chair of a [email protected] committee that interests you for more information. 4 Buckeye Bulletin - Issue 2 | 2017 OWEA OFFICIALS OWEA NewS anD CALENDAR 2016-2017 Committee Chairs OWEA NEWS OWEA Calendar The OWEA office is pleased to announce the addition of Chelsea Cameron to our team bringing our staff June 25 Executive Committee Meeting up to three members. Chelsea has been 26-29 OWEA Technical Conference with us part time since October and was brought on for a full-time, permanent position in March. She comes to us from October the medical field where she had various 11-12 OWEA Plant Operations Workshop positions from clinical to clerical work for the past 15 years. She has an 11 year old daughter and is excited to be a November 16 OWEA Watershed Workshop part of the OWEA team. December 7 OWEA Biosolids Workshop Welcome New Members January 2017 - March 2017 Wasel Abdulsahib Scott Eardley David McNeeley Robert Steimle Nana Ackerson Lowell Eisnaugle Bryan McNutt Winford Sterling Ata Adeel Mark Feckanin Wayne Messer Mark Stieber Lisa Agriesti Derek French Mitchell Miller Richard Stockton Matt Ambrogi Martin Gandolf Anthony Parone Donte Stoner Kelsey Amidon Eric Karl Gaskell Don Patton Charles Taylor Daneil Baxter David Glisic Daniel Peoples Natalie Thompson Debmalya Bhattacharyya Kevin Granfors Howard Philipps Ryan Tonon Tom Bohrer Michael Gray Robert Pintabona Gregory Tracy Chris Bowers Simon Gundy Patekka Pope Bannister Joe Tussey Joel Bradford Johnathon Jankowski Taylor Price Michael Ulan Delante Brady Cody Kelley Edward Pritchard Timothy Vandrasik Teresa Brandenburg Kevin Kempffer David Rager John Vanni Chelsea Cameron Rick Kepler Tony Reese Kristen Vonderbrink Christopher Chaney Jameson King Andrea Remias Francesca Wagner John Christenson Lawrence Knapp Jan Rethmel James Warzlow Dave Church Martin Langer Douglas Sacha Sara Weekley M. Lee Clapp Peter Lehman Ty Kevin Saunders Mark Wensel Susan Clark Tom Lilly Steven Schneider Steven Yeager Elizabeth Clowes Gerald Mach John Simpson Danny Yodzis Kevin Custer Dennis Massingill Richard Sinclair Bradley Yost Jenn Delebreau David McCarty Arthur Smith Nathan Zgnilec Abdullah Diab Michael McCormick Phillip E. Smith Cody Dibacco Joseph McCoy Anthony Spring Thank you for joining the Ohio Water Environment Association and the Water Environment Federation. We welcome your contribution to preserving and enhancing Ohio’s water quality environment. www.ohiowea.org Visit http://www.ohiowea.org/memberships.php for OWEA membership information 5 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE My fellow OWEA members, it is hard wheel and continues to move our relevance to believe that this is the last Presidents forward. message that I will be writing. In fact this is We have already seen growth in our now my fifth try at doing so, the first four all training numbers and by the time this found themselves destined for the circular issue hits the newsstand we will have file. As I close out my final months as your completed our first ever multi day training OWEA president I find myself wondering course on Troubleshooting Activated
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