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Buckeye Bulletin Ohio Water Environment Association | Volume 88:1 | Issue 1 2015 From High School to Highly Skilled page 21 Understanding the Reality of a Small MS4, City of Piqua page 62 Nutrient Recovery as a Green Technology for Managing Phosphorus Removal page 54 A Day on the Job of a Diver page 22 2015 Government and Regulatory Water Environment Affairs Workshop Association Thursday, March 5th Preserving & Enhancing pages 16-17 Ohio’s Water Environment www.ohiowea.org 2 Buckeye Bulletin - Issue 1 | 2015 What’s Inside Disclaimer The Buckeye Bulletin (BB) is the official publication FEATURES of the Ohio Water Environment Association, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation founded in 1926, dedicated WEF Collection Systems Conference/Cincinnati 7 to the improvement of water quality in Ohio and the continuing education of water professionals. It is one Kocarek Korner 8-9 of the top five member associations of the Water Environment Federation. Government and Regulatory Affairs Workshop 16-17 The ideas, opinions, concepts, and procedures WEF Operator Strategy Workgroup Update 20 expressed in this publication are those of the individual Happy in Akron - From High School to Highly Skilled 21 authors and not necessarily those of the Ohio Water Environment Association, its officers, general “Maybe I’ll Call In Sick Next Time” - A Day on the Job 22-23 membership, or staff. Ohio EPA Update 26-27 For further information on submitting articles or advertising, please contact our organization at: 2015 Technical Conference and Exhibition 35-50 Ohio Water Environment Association Thank You 2015 OWEA Sponsors 37 1890 Northwest Blvd, Suite 210 Columbus, OH 43212 Nutrient Recovery as a Green Technology . 54-58 T: 614.488.5800 Understanding the Reality of a Small MS4 62-63 F: 614.488.5801 C: 614.361.2080 Broader Definition of Pump-Drive System Efficiency . 68-69 E: [email protected] www.ohiowea.org Village of Bay View Wastewater Improvement Project 74 Elizabeth Wick, Publications Chair Grit Particle Settling - Refining the Approach 78-81 Judi Henrich, Executive Manager Amy Davis, Executive Assistant Amanda Goodwin, Office Assistant DEPARTMENTS Elizabeth Kirby, Intern OWEA Officials 4 OWEA News 5 Photos in this issue provided by: Cover Photo Vince Zampelli, WikiCommons, OWEA Section and Calendar of Events 5 Committee photographers, article contributors, advertisers, Mike Welke, Amy Davis, and Judi Henrich President’s Message 6 (list not all inclusive). Contact Hour Information:OWEA training is submitted WEF Delegates’ Report 10-11 for contact hour approval. Free Webinars are not submitted for contact hour approval at this time. Section Reports 12-13 Check out OWEA’s website, ohiowea.org, for a Committee Reports and Updates 14-19, complete listing of OWEA approved training. 28, 63 Article Deadlines: 1st day of January, April, July, and October Operations Quiz 21 Publication Dates:Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter 2015 Sponsor Program 29 Photo Requirements: Please contact the OWEA office regarding photo requirements for covers and articles. Roll Call 31 Passings 31 Copyright © 2015 All Rights Reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced Welcome New OWEA Members 31 without written consent from the Ohio Water Environment Association. Advertiser Index 86 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? 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