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Western New York STORMWATER ADDITIONAL STORMWATER TRAININGS AVAILABLE Please visit the MCSWCD Website at: www.monroecountyswcd.org Western New York for registration information on these trainings. Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) received upon completion for Code Enforcement Officers & Planning/Zoning Board members. STORMWATER Course Date/ Cost Location Instructors Management NYS-DEC 1-20-2016 Kelly Emerick, Endorsed 4 Henrietta Town Hall 8AM-12PM CPESC, CPSWQ, Hour Erosion & Main Meeting Room Training CMS4s, and Sediment Cost: $100 475 Calkins Road Control Katie Jakaub, 4 CEU’s Rochester, NY 14623 Training MCSWCD Series NYS-DEC Town of Pittsford 2-18-2016 Kelly Emerick, Endorsed 4 Library 8AM-12PM CPESC, CPSWQ, Hour Erosion & Fisher Meeting CMS4s, and Sediment Room Cost: $100 Control 24 State Street Katie Jakaub, 4 CEU’s Training Pittsford, NY 14534 MCSWCD Spring 2016 NYS-DEC 3-23-2016 Greece Town Hall Kelly Emerick, Endorsed 4 8AM-12PM Community CPESC, CPSWQ, Hour Erosion & Location: Monroe County, NY Rooms A & B CMS4s, and Sediment Cost: $100 1 Vince Tofany Blvd. Control Katie Jakaub, 4 CEU’s Rochester, NY 14612 Monroe Community Hospital Training MCSWCD 435 East Henrietta Road NYS-DEC 4-27-2016 Town of Webster Kelly Emerick, Endorsed 4 8AM-12PM Liberty Lodge at CPESC, CPSWQ, Rochester, NY 14620 Hour Erosion & Finn Park CMS4s, and Sediment Cost: $100 850 Maple Dr. Course details and descriptions can be found online at: Control Katie Jakaub, 4 CEU’s Webster, NY 14580 Training MCSWCD www.monroecountyswcd.org NYS-DEC 5-24-2016 Brighton Town Hall Kelly Emerick, Endorsed 4 8AM-12PM Downstairs Meeting CPESC, CPSWQ, Hour Erosion & Sponsored by: Room CMS4s, and Sediment Cost: $100 2300 Elmwood Ave. Control Katie Jakaub, 4 CEU’s Rochester, NY 14618 Training MCSWCD SUNY Brockport NYS-DEC 6-22-2016 New Liberal Arts Kelly Emerick, Endorsed 4 8AM-12PM Building Auditorium CPESC, CPSWQ, Hour Erosion & 350 New Campus CMS4s, and Sediment Cost: $100 Drive Stormwater Coalition of Monroe County Soil & Water Control Katie Jakaub, 4 CEU’s Brockport, NY 14420 Training MCSWCD Monroe County Conservation District 4 PRINCIPAL INSTRUCTOR SPRING 2016 CORE COURSES John Dunkle, P.E., CPESC, CMS4S 7 PDHs, 7 LUs, and 7 CEUs are expected to be awarded for all of these classes. John has been a practicing civil engineer since 1981, and is a Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control Classes will be held from 8:30am-4:30pm Registration from 8:00am-8:30am (CPESC), and a Certified Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System Specialist (CMS4S). Working with both private Room locations to be determined. Classes will be held in either the Brass Chandelier room, Auditorium “B” or Auditorium “C” . developers and municipalities on site planning and Registrants will be notified of room location prior to the course being held. development projects, John has prepared and reviewed Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP’s), provided guidance for Course Date What You Will Learn Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems (MS4’s), participated with DEC (See full class descriptions on page 5) in the development of the current stormwater regulations, and conducted This comprehensive class will guide stormwater trainings for contractors, developers, engineers, and participants through the many steps of site Stormwater planning, design, evaluation and reporting municipal officials. John also teaches a graduate level Stormwater Project Design Management class at SUNY-Environmental Science & Forestry, and has necessary for obtaining NYSDEC stormwater 2/3/2016 permit coverage in New York. been conducting stormwater trainings across NY State for over 11 years. from Planning to NOI Representatives from the NYSDEC will also WHO SHOULD ATTEND Part II participate in the class and offer guidance ● Consulting/municipal design engineers ● Code Enforcement Officers on issues relating to the Construction Permit ● Municipal planning board members ● Land use planners/developers and Design Manual. Stormwater professionals ● Teachers ● Municipal staff This class will review the permit Retrofits & requirements, and the stormwater practices ● Landscape Architects Redevelopment: most suitable for application to previously 3/2/2016 WORKSHOP FEES The New developed areas. Results will be assessed for regulatory compliance and ability top meet All workshops are one-day sessions with a fee of $230 per session. Frontiers watershed objectives. A reduced fee of $100 will be charged for members of the Stormwater Coalition of Monroe County for each session. A 10% discount will be given This class will review the MS4 permit, each of to each person registering for all five core courses. Fees include handouts the Minimum Measures, and other regulatory requirements that obligate distributed in class, refreshments, and lunch. Helping Hands participating municipalities. Particular focus 3/30/2016 Workshops may require the use of the NYS Stormwater Management for MS4’s will be placed on Pollution Prevention, Illicit Design Manual and/or the NYS Standards and Specifications for Erosion Discharge and the varied requirements of & Sediment Control. You may download them for free from the NYS-DEC Construction and Post-construction, with an website (www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/8694.html) or order them hardcopy emphasis on engineering elements. for a fee through the Empire State Chapter Soil & Water Conservation This class will review the draft GI design, Society. For ordering information visit: www.swcsnewyork.org performance and maintenance standards Getting the Most that are being developed by the NYSDEC for REGISTRATION 5/4/2016 To register, please download the registration form from the MCSWCD Out of GI incorporation in the Stormwater Management Design Manual, and then apply website: www.monroecountyswcd.org Complete & submit the form them to specific sites. at least 1 week prior to the class date and mail it with a check for the workshop fee to: This class will provide an overview of the newly organized manual, and then use the Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation District, The New Blue: outlined practices and techniques to 145 Paul Road, Building #5, Rochester, NY 14624 The Updated compute soil losses, design practices and 6/8/2016 Please make checks payable to MCSWCD. NYSDEC E&SC prepare erosion and sedimentation control We do not accept credit cards. No refunds. Manual plans, construction sequences, and Refer questions to the District via phone 585-753-7380 or maintenance requirements for specific email: [email protected] constructions sites. Programs and services offered through the Monroe County Soil & Water Conservation District NYS Stormwater Management Training Series are being (MCSWCD) are made possible through the financial support of the County of Monroe, State of offered in other locations. New York, specialized grant opportunities, and fundraising programs. All MCSWCD programs For more information visit these websites: and services are offered on a nondiscriminatory basis without regard to race, color, national origin, political beliefs, religion, sex, age, marital status, sexual orientation, or disability. Our Albany: www.saratogastormwater.org Board of Director meetings are open to the public; please call for information. Should you need Middletown: www.cce.cornell.edu/orange reasonable disability related accommodations they may be requested by contacting the Syracuse: www.cnyrpdb.org/stormwater MCSWCD. This includes sign language interpreters or requests that require information to be provided in alternative formats. 2 3 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Western New York STORMWATER Management Training Series Spring 2016 Stormwater Coalition of Registration is from 8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Monroe County Soil & Water Monroe County Classes are held from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Conservation District STORMWATER PROJECT DESIGN FROM PLANNING TO NOI PART II (2/3/2016)- Back by popular demand, this comprehensive class will guide participants through the many steps of site planning, design, evaluation and reporting necessary for obtaining NYSDEC stormwater permit coverage in New York. We will work with a specific site (different than last year’s) beginning with the evaluation of pre-developed conditions and project objectives. Site planning, stormwater practice selection and design will follow. Computations for WQv, CPv, OBv, ExSv, and RRv will then be completed. The class will conclude with the completion of the project’s SWPPP outline, the NOI, and the establishment of a maintenance program for the site’s stormwater facilities. Representatives from NYSDEC Central Office will also participate in the class, providing an opportunity for participants to interact directly with the regulatory agency on issues relating to the Construction Permit and Design Manual. RETROFITS AND REDEVELOPMENT: THE NEW FRONTIERS (3/2/2016)- The latest development trends are focusing on redevelopment and retrofits of previously disturbed landscapes. Applying stormwater management practices to this type of development is proving to be one of the most effective ways to reduce and even improve stormwater impacts in a watershed. This class will review the permit requirements, and the stormwater practices most suitable for application to previously developed areas. Participants will be computing hydrology, water quality volumes, and RRv for selected practices applied on specific retrofit and redevelopment sites. The results will then be assessed for regulatory compliance and ability to meet watershed objectives. HELPING HANDS FOR MS4’S (3/30/2016)- All
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