WRRA`s 67th Annual Meeting June 18th

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WRRA`s 67th Annual Meeting June 18th
WRRA’s 67th Annual Meeting
June 18th - June 22th, 2014
WCRRC
The Coeur d’Alene Resort
115 S. 2nd Street
Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814
IMPORTANT DEADLINES
 May 19th - Last day hotel rooms and rates are guaranteed to be available.
W ASHINGTON R EFUSE &
R ECYCLING A SSOCIATION
4160 6th Avenue SE
Suite 205
Lacey, WA 98503
Phone: (360) 943-8859
Fax: (360) 357-6958
www.wrra.org
 June 8th - Early Bird Registration ends. Prices increase on June 9nd.
 June 9th - Meeting Registration deadline. Cancellations/Refunds on or
after June 10th are subject to a $50 cancellation penalty fee per
registrant. Cancellations on or after June 13th are not refundable.
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6:00 AM - 4:00 PM
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Outdoor Exhibit (Truck & Equipment) Setup
Golf Tournament Pairing Party and Early Arrival
Reception; Dinner on your own
Indoor Exhibit Setup
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6:00 AM - 4:30 PM
6:30 AM - 7:00 AM
6:45 AM - 7:45 AM
8:00 AM - 1:30 PM
4:00 PM
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Indoor and Outdoor Exhibit Setup
Water Taxi/Hotel Van Pick-Up for Golf Tournament
Golf Registration and Check-in; Shotgun Start at 8:00 am
JP Jones III Memorial Golf Tournament & Lunch
Meeting Registration /Check-In Opens
Welcome Reception; Dinner on your own
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7:30 AM - 8:45 AM
8:45 AM
Networking Breakfast
Welcome and Opening Comments
Brad Lovaas, WRRA Executive Director; Jay Alexander,
WRRA President; Scott Campbell, WSRA President
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9:00 AM
An Introduction and A National Perspective
Presenter: Sharon Kneiss, NW & RA President
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9:30 AM
A State Perspective - A Department of Ecology Waste2
Resources State Update
Presenters: Wayne Krafft and Janine Bogar, Dept. of Ecology
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10:30 AM - 10:45 AM
10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
Networking Break with Exhibitors
The Local Perspective - County & City Solid Waste
Directors Panel
Panelists: Kip Eagles, Kevin Kiernan, Steve Wamback, Scott
Windsor , Matt Zybas
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Networking Lunch
Featured Speaker: Maia Bellon, Director , Dept. of Ecology
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1:15 PM
State Solid Waste Enforcement Efforts
Presenters: Dave Pratt and Peter Christiansen
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1:45 PM
State and Local Solid Waste Enforcement Efforts
Panelists: David Pratt, Matt Zybas, Steve Wamback,
Peter Christiansen and Kevin Kiernan
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2:45 PM
WSP Commercial Vehicle “CSA Update” and Safety
Demonstration Outside
Presenters: CVEO3 Larry Pasco and Capt. Mike Saunders,
WSP
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3:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Truck and Equipment Show
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6:00 PM
BBQ Dinner and Program
Aloha-style Shirt Night and Wildest Shirt Contest
- Men & Women
Golf Tournament Awards
Music and/or Entertainment
Special Guest: Senator Pam Roach
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Networking Breakfast
Getting the Garbage out of Hard Conversations
Presenter: Steven Kaufman
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9:15 AM - 9:30 AM
2014 Legislative Report
Presenters: Vicki Christophersen and Gordon Walgren,
WRRA Lobbyists
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Legal Panel
Presenters: James K. Sells, David Wiley, Polly McNeill and
Andrew Kenefick
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10:30 AM - 10:45 AM
Networking Break with Exhibitors
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10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
Associate Member Meeting; Election of 2014-15 Officers
Regular Member Meeting; Election of Trustees
Presenters: Steve King, ED/ES WUTC; Dave Danner,
Chairman, WUTC
12:00 PM - 12:30 PM
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
7:00 PM - 8:15PM
8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
9:30 PM - 11:00 PM
WRRA Board Meeting
Networking Lunch
Free time!; Indoor Vendor Exhibit Tear-Down
Banquet Reception
Banquet Dinner
WRRA Awards Banquet Program
Music and/or Entertainment
7:00 AM - 12:00 PM
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
12:00 PM
Outdoor Exhibit Tear-Down
“Good Bye and Safe Travels” Coffee and Pastries
Hotel Room Check-Out
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Could it be the scenic Lake Coeur d’Alene location or the opportunity to catch up
with the WRRA Members and their families? These two great reasons maybe the
highlights of the 67th Annual Meeting but, there are many more as
well:
To go or not
 How about the JP Jones III Memorial Golf Tourto go? That is
nament which
the question!
supports the WRRA Scholarship Program?
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How about seeing the WRRA Associate Members?
They will be there throughout the meeting and have
their services and equipment for you to view during the Welcome Reception,
the Truck & Equipment Show and during
meals.
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Don’t forget the Friday Night Barbeque! We
will be outside on the Lakeview Terrace, overlooking the lake this year. Remember to wear
your “loudest” Aloha-style Shirt to the BBQ
for a chance to win a prize.
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The Annual Banquet & Awards Program will
be on Saturday Night. Who will be presented
with a WRRA Award? You need to be there
to find out!
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Like last year, we’ve again implemented a Vendor Blackout Bingo Game for
both adults and kids. This popular game is a great way for attendees to acquaint
themselves with our exhibitors. Completed cards will be entered into a raffle
during the Saturday Night Banquet for a chance to win a Grand Prize.
These events and many more will provide you, your spouse and your family a great
way to start the 2014 summer!
Check out some of our event’s featured speakers below:
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Maia Bellon
Director
Department of Ecology
Dave Danner
Chairman
Utilities and Transportation
Commission
Sharon Kneiss
President & CEO
National Waste & Recycling
Association
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 WRRA Member All-Event Pass
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- $425 ($525 after 6/8)
All-Event Passes are available to all WRRA Regular and Associate Members, Member
Spouses and children over the age of 12. This package includes access to all meals, meetings
and events. Golf Tournament and Exhibit Space are not included.
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Non-Member All-Event Pass - $525 ($625 after 6/8)
Available to any Non-Member by invitation only. This package includes access to all meetings, meals and events. Golf Tournament and Exhibit Space are not included.
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Government Officials/Students All-Event Pass - $275 ($325 after 6/8)
Includes access to all meetings, meals and events for Government Elected Officials and Students only. Students must provide Student ID at check-in to receive this rate. Students
without proof of ID will be charged the Non-Member Guest rate. Any Government Official and/or Student that would like to purchase the Daily Passes or Individual Meals, please
contact Marina at (360) 584-9408 to register.
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Child All-Meal Pass - $250 ($275 after 6/8)
All-Meal Child Passes are available for children of ages 12 and under. Children the ages of 3
and under are free. All children’s meals can include a choice of a specialty meal or a smaller
portioned adult meal.
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Wednesday Only Pass - $75 ($85 after 6/8)
Includes the Golf Pairing Party only.
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Thursday Only Pass - $125 ($135 after 6/8)
Includes the Welcome Reception only. Golf Tournament is not included.
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Friday Only Pass - $275 ($285 after 6/8)
Includes access to all meeting, meals and events for Friday, June 20th only.
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Saturday Only Pass - $275 ($285 after 6/8)
Includes access to all meetings, meals and events for Saturday, June 21st only.
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Friday Breakfast - $50 ($60 after 6/8)
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Friday Lunch - $75 ($85 after 6/8)
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Friday BBQ - Adult - $150 ($160 after 6/8)
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Friday BBQ - Child - $65 ($75 after 6/8)
Price is for children ages 3-12. Children under the age of 3 are
free.
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Saturday Breakfast - $50 ($60 after 6/8)
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Saturday Lunch - $75 ($85 after 6/8)
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Saturday Banquet - Adult - $150 ($160 after 6/8)
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Saturday Banquet - Child - $65 ($75 after 6/8)
Price is for children ages 3-12. Children under the age of 3 are free. A children’s Banquet
meal can include either a specialty menu such as mac & cheese, chicken fingers, etc., or a
smaller portioned adult entrée upon request.
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Here is a great opportunity to display your company’s products and services. This
year, the vendors will be set-up inside the WRRA Exhibit Hall, where also majority
of the meals will take place, so you’re sure to have a captive audience!
Exhibit Area - Located inside the Bay 3 and 4 Rooms. There are a total of 28
available booth spaces. Additional spaces may be available, but are not guaranteed.
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Booth Space & Cost - $150 per booth. Price includes (1) booth space rental
inside the WRRA Exhibit Hall and contribution toward the All-Exhibitor Grand
Raffle Prize for Vendor Blackout Bingo. Booth space includes a skirted 6’x30” table
and two (2) chairs. Booths are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis and with
direct competitor placement by the Associate Officers. Electrical outlet may be
available upon request.
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Set-Up - The Exhibit Hall will be ready for your set-up on Wednesday, June
18th from 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM and then again on Thursday, June 19th from 6:00
AM - 4:30 PM.
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Tear-Down - Tear down of your booth must be completed between 1:00 PM 5:30 PM on Saturday, June 21st. The hotel is not responsible for the safekeeping of
equipment, supplies or any other valuable items left in the function room by vendors.
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*Please note: Exhibit fees are not included in event registration fees. All persons exhibiting throughout the event must purchase an All-Event registration
pass prior to the event. The layout below is provided for your reference only
and is subject to change without notice.
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Exhibit Area - Located in the Front Parking Lot. There are a total of 17 available
booth spaces. Additional spaces may be available, but are not guaranteed.
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Exhibit Space Cost - $50 per booth space. Booth space is equivalent to (2)
parking spaces and will only fit 1 truck. Spaces will be assigned on a first-come,
first-served basis with direct competitor placement by the Associate Officers.
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Please be accurate on the number of units you intend to bring. There will be a
$100 penalty per piece of extra equipment/truck if you bring more equipment
than you registered for. Please note: if you bring more equipment than you originally registered for, your units may not be placed together. Other associates’ exhibits will NOT be moved.
Set-Up - The Parking lot will be ready for your set-up beginning Wednesday,
June 18th from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM. An Associate Officer will be onsite from
12:00 PM to 4:00 PM on Wednesday to assist with outdoor exhibit space.
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Tear-Down - Please have the parking lot clear of all equipment by Sunday, June
22nd before 1:00 PM.
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Please Note! After a recent resort construction, we were moved to the Front
Parking Area (from the Rear Parking Lot). There is very limited space, so please
be extra cautious when pulling into a parking spot. Spots will be assigned on a
first-come, first-served basis. Once a truck arrives, please pull it into the furthest
spot possible, giving other trucks opportunity and space to pull up behind you.
We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.
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Need to ship the exhibit supplies prior to the event? Not sure where your booth is
located? Contact Marina at (360) 584-9408/[email protected] or the WRRA Associate officers:
 Joe Lindsey, Capital Industries (206) 762-8585; [email protected]
 Scot Frazer, Western Systems (509) 922-1300; [email protected]
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JP Jones III Memorial Golf Tournament - $175:
Available to all WRRA Regular Members, Associate Members, Spouses and Guests. Price includes
water taxi to the course, 18 holes of golf, luxury
golf cart, unlimited floating practice balls, personalized bag tag, (1) caddie per foursome, complimentary sports massage on Practice Range, gratuity for
the forecaddie and prizes. Also included is lunch,
some on-course refreshments and Wednesday’s Pairing party.
Important! On arrival at the Resort on the day of check in, each golfer will need
to store their golf bag with the Bell Desk Staff. On the day of golfing at the Resort Golf Course, the Resort Transportation Team will seamlessly transfer the
clubs to the Golf Course, where they are cleaned, then ready and waiting for you
on your golf cart as you arrive from the Resort by water taxi. Please note that the
U.S. Coast Guard does not allow any clubs on the water taxis.
Net proceeds go to fund the WRRA Scholarship Program.
For Golf Course information and to view the course map, please click here.
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Ready to register? CLICK HERE to fill out and submit the Online Registration
Form now!
Registration fees can be paid by check, PayPal and all major credit cards. Don’t have
a PayPal account? No problem! You can set up a free PayPal account by visiting
www.paypal.com.
If you are having trouble filling out the online registration form, please call
(360) 584-9408 or e-mail [email protected] to register.
*Please Note: All quoted prices in this packet are per person and are in effect
until June 1st. Higher prices will be in effect as of June 2nd. Cancellations and
Refunds after June 10th are subject to a $50 cancellation penalty per registrant.
Cancellations after June 13th are not refundable.
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Meeting Dress Code - The dress code for the Annual Meeting is Business Casual,
including the Saturday Banquet. Casual attire can be worn during the
Golf Tournament and all other outdoor meals and events. Hawaiianstyle shirts are encouraged for everyone for Friday’s BBQ.
Name Badges - Please wear your very stylish
Name Badges throughout the entire event. This
must-have accessory is sure to compliment any
outfit!
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The Coeur d’Alene Golf & Spa Resort
115 S. 2nd Street
Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814
P: (800) 688-5253
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Welcome to Coeur d’Alene, the spectacular “Playground
of the Pacific Northwest.” You are invited to enjoy
beautiful lakeside surroundings, luxury amenities, and wealth of activities.
We encourage you to start planning your trip as early
as possible. We are expected to sell out our block of
rooms, and once they’re gone, there is no guarantee of
rooms at our discounted rate.
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Room Reservations can be made by clicking on
Room Reservations link or by calling the hotel directly
at (800) 688-5253. Please make sure to mention that
you’re with the WRRA Group.
Book your room by May 19th, and lock in our special room rates! After May 19th,
hotel rooms and our special rates are no longer guaranteed to be available.
The following rooms and rates are available to our group based on availability:
 North Wing Non-View Room - $149/night
Well appointed mid-size room with no views and a king size bed or two double beds
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Park Tower City or Mountain View King Room - $199/night
Well appointed mid-size room with park views and a king bed
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Lake Tower City or Mountain View King Room - $279/night
Signature rooms with City/Mountain Views.
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Lake Tower Lake View Fireplace King Room - $279/night
Signature rooms with City/Mountain Views.
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Traveling by Air - The Coeur d'Alene Resort is located 40 minutes east of the
Spokane International Airport, offering non-stop or one-stop access from most
major US and Canadian cities. The Coeur d'Alene Air Terminal is available for
corporate and private aircraft. Airport limousine service is available from both
the Spokane and Coeur d'Alene facilities with advance reservations by calling
(800) 688-5253 x29.
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Traveling by Car - The Coeur d'Alene Resort is easy to reach by automobile
via Interstate 90 (Exit 11) or Highway 95 (Northwest Blvd). From the exit, follow the directions to downtown and watch for the Resort on your right.
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Location and Road Map - Google Map Link; Mapquest Map Link
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Traveling by Boat - There is a boat dock available at the Coeur d’Alene Resort
for those that would like to arrive in style on their private boat. The charge is $1
per night/per foot of boat for resort guests. Please e-mail to Tony Parks at
[email protected] for more information.
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Resort Parking Garage - Valet Parking: $22 per night; Self-Parking: $17 per
night
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Journey to a land where nature’s finest elements
mingle. The Spa Coeur d’Alene offers a breathtaking escape into natural splendor.
WRRA guests receive an exclusive 25% discount
off any Spa treatment purchase (excluding
packages) and $10 off any salon services! Appointments are based on availability, so book your
appointment today! Click here to view available spa
treatments. Call (800) 684-0514 to make a reservation. When calling, be sure to
mention “WRRA” to receive our exclusive group discount.
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With beautiful views, excellent service and Northwest-fresh ingredients prepared with flair, The
Coeur d'Alene’s distinctive group of restaurants
has something for every taste – and every mood.
Beverly's Wine Cellar is the most extensive restaurant collection in the Northwest. More than 14,000
bottles from almost 2,100 different selections make
this a wine lover's mecca. While the restaurant is
open for Lunch or Dinner, they offer themed flights of wines by the glass, usually
focusing on wines that are hard to find or unique. It’s easy to find something you
like from the Wine Cellars at Beverly's.
For a list of all Coeur d’Alene Restaurant and to make reservations, please visit
http://www.cdaresort.com/discover/dining.
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Shopping
The Resort Plaza Shops offer thousands of the most desirable brands, hundreds of unique and interesting gift
ideas, and some of the best collections in the West, all
under one roof.
Coeur d'Alene's downtown has a small town's charm and
a big city's excitement and amenities, with coffee shops,
art galleries and specialty shops.
Activities
Take to the lake for boating, jet skiing or wakeboarding. Take the family on a summer adventure, Pirates of the Coeur d'Alene lake cruise.
ROW Adventures offers fishing, kayaking, rafting, hiking, biking and paddle boating. Silverwood Theme Park has 60 rides
and Boulder Beach Waterpark.
For more information on shopping, resort activities and local
events, please visit
http://www.cdaresort.com/discover/activities
WRRA’s 67th Annual Meeting
We are very excited about WRRA’s 67th Annual Meeting at The Coeur d’Alene. As
you know, the financial success of our event relies on sponsorship participation
from both Regular and Associate members alike.
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Become a sponsor today and get your company’s name/logo on all meeting materials, event-related correspondence, signage and much more!
For available sponsorship opportunities, CLICK HERE to fill out and submit the
electronic Sponsorship Form now!
All Sponsors will be acknowledged throughout the event!
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