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BBuckeyeuckeye BBulletinulletin OOhiohio WaterWater EEnvironmentnvironment AssociaAssociati onon | VolumeVolume 84:184:1 | IssueIssue 1 20112011 22011011 AAnnualnnual ConferenceConference SSurvivalurvival andand SustainabilitySustainability ppageage 2525 FFeaturedeatured PPlantlant CCityity ofof FindlayFindlay WPCCWPCC ppageage 4545 man PProtectingrotecting HumanHu ealth and Watershedh d HHealth and LLickick RRunun UrbanUrban ChannelChannel ppageage 3636 EEnvironmentnvironment TTopop PPriorityriority Water Environment Association Preserving & Enhancing The Latest in Regulatory Updates Ohio’s Water Environment www.ohiowea.org OWEA’s Government Affairs Workshop March 10th at the Conference Center at NorthPointe page 19 800-548-1234 • www.usabluebook.com 2 Buckeye Bulletin - Issue 1 | 2011 What’s Inside Disclaimer Inside this Issue The Buckeye Bulleti n (BB) is the offi cial publicati on of the Ohio Water Environment Associati on, Inc., a not-for-profi t corporati on founded in 1926, dedicated to the improvement of water quality in Ohio and the FEATURES conti nuing educati on of water professionals. It is one of the top fi ve member associati ons of the Water Kocarek Korner 10-11 Environment Federati on. Government Aff airs Workshop Registrati on Info 19 The ideas, opinions, concepts, and procedures Operati ons Challenge/Operators Educati on Day Info 20 expressed in this publicati on are those of the individual authors and not necessarily those of the Ohio OWEA Member News 22 Water Environment Associati on, its offi cers, general membership, or staff . 2011 Conference Schedule and Informati on 25-34 Watershed Report 36-37 For further information on submitting articles or adverti sing, please contact our organizati on at: Plant Profi le 45-47 Ohio Water Environment Associati on Becoming an Authenti c Leader 50-53 1890 Northwest Blvd, Suite 210 Columbus, OH 43212 Report from Ohio EPA 54 Ask An Expert 56-57 T: 614.488.5800 F: 614.488.5801 C: 614.361.2080 E: [email protected] DEPARTMENTS www.ohiowea.org OWEA Offi cials 4 Judi Henrich, Executi ve Manager Associati on News 5 Tom Angelo, Publicati ons Chair Calendar of Events 5 Photos in this issue provided by: Water for People, President’s Message 6-7 Akron/Summit CVB, OWEA Secti on photographers, arti cle contributors, Wikicommons, Doug Borkosky, WEF Delegate Report 8-9 US Army Corp of Engineers, State of Ohio, iStockPhoto, Kalahari, and Judi Henrich (list not all inclusive). Environmental News 9 Contact Hour Information: All OWEA training is Secti on Reports 12-13 submitt ed for contact hour approval. Committ ee Reports 15-18 Check out OWEA’s website ohiowea.org for a complete listi ng of OWEA approved training. 20-24 Arti cle Deadlines: 1st day of January, April, July, and Roll Call 23 October Publicati on Dates: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter Water for People 48-49 Photo Requirements: Please contact the OWEA offi ce Index to Adverti sers 62 regarding photo requirements for covers and arti cles. Copyright © 2011 All Rights Reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced without writt en consent from the Ohio Water Environment Associati on. OWEA is a Member Associati on of the Water Environment Federati on 601 Wythe Street Want to reach Ohio’s water quality professionals? Alexandria, VA 22314-1994 T: 703.684.2400 Advertise your equipment or services in the Buckeye Bulletin! F: 703.684.2492 www.wef.org Reach 2,000 customers four ti mes per year. 2011 contracts are available on the web at www.ohiowea.org. Please call (614.488.5800) or email ([email protected]) the OWEA offi ce with adverti sing questi ons. TThehe BBuckeyeuckeye BBulletinulletin isis publishedpublished 4 timestimes perper yearyear byby thethe OhioOhio WaterWater EnvironmentEnvironment Association.Association. IIndividualndividual subscriptionssubscriptions iincludedncluded withwith associationassociation membership.membership. Adverti sements should be supplied electronically .ti ff format (720 dpi) or press quality pdf (min 300 dpi). www.ohiowea.org 3 OWEA Offi cials 2010-2011 Executive Committee 2010-2011 Committee Chairs President Dale Kocarek Annual Conference Doug Borkosky and Dave Sprague Stantec Consulting Services [email protected], [email protected] [email protected] - 614.486.4383 Auditing Tom Fishbaugh [email protected] President-Elect Doug Clark City of Bowling Green Awards Dianne Sumego [email protected] - 419.354.6274 [email protected] Certifi cation Kathy Cook Vice President Tom Angelo [email protected] City of Warren [email protected] - 330.841.2591 x110 Collection Systems Bill Horst [email protected] Past President Mark Livengood Contact Hours Marc Morgan Mongomery County [email protected]fi eld.oh.us [email protected] - 937.781.2559 Finance Steve Morrison Secretary-Treasurer Jane Winkler [email protected] [email protected] - 513.910.3775 Governance Dale Kocarek WEF Delegate Phil Anderson [email protected] ARCADIS - US Government Affairs Dale Kocarek [email protected] - 419.473.1121 x404 [email protected] WEF Delegate Kim Riddell Laboratory Analysts Eva Hatvani and Denise Seman Smith Environmental [email protected], [email protected] [email protected] - 419.234.4507 Membership Dale Kocarek SW Delegate Dan Sullivan [email protected] Sullivan Environmental Technologies, Inc. Nominating Phil Anderson [email protected] - 859.426.5178 [email protected] SE Delegate Mike Frommer Plant Operations Jim Borton and Kim Riddell URS Corporation [email protected], [email protected] [email protected] - 614.464.4500 Pretreatment and Industrial Sharon Vaughn [email protected] NW Delegate Elizabeth Wick Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Public Education Nancy Taylor [email protected] - 419.373.3002 [email protected] NE Delegate Ted Baker Publications Tom Angelo [email protected] Baker and Associates [email protected] - 440.461.4577 Publicity Cindy Jacobsen [email protected] Residuals Jamie Gellner [email protected] Safety Ed Nutter [email protected] Small Systems Roberta Acosta [email protected] Strategic Planning Dianne Sumego [email protected] Training/Development Phil Anderson [email protected] Utility Enhancement Doug Clark [email protected] Water for People Keith Riley [email protected] Webmaster Tom Fishbaugh 2010-2011 Section Presidents [email protected] Young Professionals Dan Martin and Kris Ruggles NW President Kim Riddell [email protected], [email protected] [email protected] NE President Mike Welke Get Involved [email protected] SW President Jeff Olsen Join a Committee Today [email protected] The Ohio Water Environment Association has 25 committees with focus on various aspects of the water quality fi eld and SE President Steve Elliott association operations. [email protected] OWEA needs your skill, experience, and energy. Contact OWEA at [email protected] or the chair of a committee that interests you for more information. 4 Buckeye Bulletin - Issue 1 | 2011 OWEA Calendar OWEA ASSOCIATION NEWS OWEA Exhibits at Science Education Council of Ohio 2011 Conference 2011 Calendar of Events The Ohio Water Environment Association shared information regarding preserving and enhancing Ohio’s water quality February 2011 environment through education and encouraging students to 24 NESOWEA Industrial Wastes Meeti ng consider careers in the water quality industry. Volunteers John Rogers, David Stewart, and Nick Bucurel helped OWEA staff a 24 OWEA Webinar booth February 11-12 at the John S. Knight Center in Akron. March 2011 10 Government Aff airs Workshop 16 NWOWEA Secti on Meeti ng 23 Executi ve Committ ee Meeti ng 31 OWEA Webinar 31 NESOWEA Secti on Meeti ng April 2011 8 NWOWEA Executi ve Committ ee Meeti ng 28 NESOWEA Watershed Seminar John S. Knight Center - Akron, Ohio 28 OWEA Webinar Central Ohio Children’s Water Festival Cindy Jacobsen, OWEA’s Publicity Chair, will work with the May 2011 Columbus Department of Public Utilities and other water related 5 Collecti on Systems Workshop organizations to assist with the 2011 Central Ohio Children’s 11 Executi ve Committ ee Meeti ng Water Festival, scheduled for May 5th. In 2010, over 400 24 2011 Ohio Operati ons Challenge and fi fth grade students and teachers were hosted for water related presentations, demonstrations, and hands-on activities. OWEA Hands-On Operator Training Day will provide information on keeping undesirable products and materials out of the wastewater stream. Please contact Cindy at June 2011 [email protected] if you would like to help. 20 OWEA Annual Golf Event Contact Hour Tracking 20 Executi ve Committ ee Meeti ng President-Elect Doug Clark is spearheading the effort to automate 21-23 Annual Conference and Exhibit Expo OWEA’s contact hour tracking program, which will allow attendees of OWEA training events to track their contact hours via the OWEA website. This system will be phased in during July 2011 the 2011 year. Watch for the badge scanners at an upcoming 28 OWEA Webinar workshop this year. ABC Conference Certifi cation Chair Kathy Cook and Secretary/Treasurer Jane August 2011 Winkler attended the Association of Boards of Certifi cation 5 NWOWEA Secti on Meeti ng Conference in Phoenix, AZ January 25-28. The ABC Conference 25 OWEA Webinar focuses on certifi ers serving on the front lines of protecting public health and the environment. September 2011 OWEA Intern 21-22 Plant Ops/Lab Analysts Workshop Keith Justice, a senior Ohio State University 29 OWEA Webinar student, is serving an internship at OWEA during winter quarter and earning class credit for his efforts. Keith will graduate Please send all calendar updates to [email protected]. this spring with a B.A. in Information and Your event will be noted in the Buckeye Bulleti n and Communication Technologies and hopes to on OWEA’s online calendar at www.ohiowea.org. continue on in a career of web programing. www.ohiowea.org 5 President’s Message As we begin a new year, I wanted early 1980s when I joined the workforce.
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