seasonal impacts on small community wastewater treatment systems

SEASONAL IMPACTS ON SMALL
COMMUNITY WASTEWATER
TREATMENT SYSTEMS
2016
NEWEA Small Community Specialty Seminar • Friday, July 15, 2016 • Sea Crest Hotel, N. Falmouth, MA
T
he New England Water Environment Association
(NEWEA) Small Community Committee is pleased
to host a one-day specialty conference on beautiful
Cape Cod on Friday, July 15th in North Falmouth, MA.
Seasonal Impacts on Small Community Wastewater
Systems will offer four examples of communities and
treatment facilities which see
TRAINING CONTACT HOURS
seasonal spikes in flows
(TCHs) will be awarded
for operator recertification
and we'll learn how those
from participating states.
situations are addressed.
Community level planning, the nuts and bolts of a treatment
plant at a resort complex, a summer beach community
collection and treatment system, and the operations of a
municipal treatment facility will be discussed. In addition, a
tour to the Town of Falmouth's New Silver Beach
Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF) will take place
following lunch.
SPONSORS
AECOM
Blake Equipment
Fuss & O’Neill
Green Mountain
Pipeline Services
Infiltrator Water
Technologies
SUEZ
The MAHER
Corporation
Tighe & Bond
Wright-Pierce
Wastewater treatment plant operators and
managers, town managers and engineers,
public works directors, regulators, consulting engineers and
those providing products and services to the industry are
encouraged to attend.
8:00 – 8:45 AM
Case Studies – Part II
8:45 – 9:00 AM
SeasonalPerformance of Innovative/Alternative Septic
Systems in Barnstable County
– Brian Baumgaertel, Barnstable, MA Dept. of Health
and Environment
Jim Barsanti, NEWEA President-Elect
Dan Ottenheimer, Chair, Small Community Outreach
Committee
Case Studies – Part II
9:00 – 10:00 AM
WastewaterPlanninginMashpee, MA
– JeffGregg,GHD
withMBR – ChrisHayward,Whitewater
10:00 – 10:15 AM
REGISTRATION FORM:
The Town of Falmouth’s New Silver Beach
WWTF serves approximately 210 seasonally
occupied homes, as well as the adjacent
elementary school. Flows to the facility
range from 3,000 – 10,000 GPD in the
winter, to 15,000 – 35,000 GPD in the
summer. The tour of this small facility will
include the headworks, Sequencing Batch
Reactors (manufactured by Fluidyne),
subsurface leaching facility (under the
school soccer field) and SCADA system.
10:15 – 11:45 AM
Falmouth, MA WPCF Primer
– CharliePires and AmyLowell,
Town of Falmouth, MA DPW
Lunch (provided)
11:45 AM – 1:00 PM
Tour – New Silver Beach WWTF
1:00 – 3:00 PM
Tour Facilitators:Amy Lowell and CharliePires
NEWEA Small Community Conference — Seasonal Impacts on Wastewater Treatment Systems
Friday, July 15, 2016 • Sea Crest Hotel, North Falmouth, MA
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Payment: ☐$100.00 pp NEWEA Members ($125 pp after 7/1)
☐$75.00 pp Small Community Employee* ($100 pp after 7/1)
☐$150.00 pp Non Members ($175 pp after 7/1)
☐Yes, I'll attend the New Silver Beach WWTF Tour
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Mail to:NEWEA,10TowerOfficePark,Suite601,Woburn,MA01801
FAX to:781-939-0907Questions:[email protected] Deadline—7/1/16
Cancellations: Ifyouareunabletoattend,pleasecontactuspriorto7/1/16.Spaceislimited.First-come,first-served.Norefunds.
*Must work in a facility with a daily flow of <1 mgd. Non-members wishing to register at the member rate, please contact the NEWEA office.
If interested in sponsoring this event, visit www.newea.org for more information.