New Industrial Storm Water Permit Has Been Adopted

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The New Reality for Managing Industrial Storm Water: Guidance on the 2014 Permit for Environmental Managers

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It’s official: on April 1 (no fooling), the State Water Resources Control Board adopted a new Storm Water Permit for industrial facilities, marking the first change in requirements in 17 years. The new requirements are more extensive and more technical, and the compliance pitfalls are more numerous as well as more consequential, but with timely attention to detail, facilities should be able to transition smoothly to the new permit. 

Join us to get the technical and legal scoop, and get a jump on compliance.


Panel presentation and discussion covering:

  • New permit requirements, with particular attention to technical issues, compliance pitfalls and challenges

  • New prescriptive BMPs, advanced BMPs and hydrological considerations

  • Expanded monitoring requirements and potential issues

  • Strategies for managing storm water concerns at industrial facilities

  • Recommended adjustments to facility program administration

  • Regulatory and enforcement trends

  • Green infrastructure and low impact development


 

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Wendy L. Manley, Esq.

wmanley@wendel.com

Wendy is an attorney with Wendel, Rosen, Black and Dean LLP where she counsels public and private clients on environmental matters, including regulatory compliance and enforcement issues involving industrial, construction and municipal storm water.
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Agata A. Sulczynski, Esq.
aas@weiss.com

Agata Sulczynski provides multi-disciplinary environmental compliance guidance to clients throughout the Bay Area. Ms. Sulczynski has broad experience developing and implementing storm water programs for high technology firms, manufacturing facilities, municipalities, ports, and educational institutions.
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Scott A. Bourne, PE., QSD.
sab@weiss.com

Scott Bourne is a Principal Engineer and Vice President at Weiss Associates, where he leads Weiss’s water quality engineering practice. Mr. Bourne designs water quality monitoring programs, best management practices, and oversees the installation and operation of water of water treatment systems. He has provided expert opinions on all aspects of IGP compliance.
For more information, contact:

Scott Bourne, PE, QSD
Principal Engineer
510.450.6191

In partnership with:
 
WHEN:
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
12:00 pm–1:30 pm
(11:30 am registration)
 
WHERE:
Wendel Rosen Conference Center
1111 Broadway, 19th Floor
Oakland, California 94607
(12th Street BART Station)
 
RSVP:
Space is limited. Advanced registration is required. To reserve your spot, please RSVP by April 24, 2014 to rsvp@wendel.com

COST:
This is a complimentary event for clients and guests of Wendel Rosen and Weiss Associates.
 
LUNCH:
Lunch will be provided.

 

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