AGENDA
8:30-8:50
Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:50-9:00
Welcome, and Program Overview
Holly Duncan, President
Environmental Law Education Center
LEGAL, REGULATORY & COMPLIANCE UPDATES
9:00-9:30
Priorities & Major Issues in Washington's Stormwater Program
- Stormwater Permit Updates
- Emerging Stormwater Policy and Implementation Issues
- What Does the Next Six-Twelve Months Hold?
Bill Moore, P.E., Section Manager, Water Quality Program
Washington Department of Ecology
9:30-10:15
Stormwater Management and Permits - Latest Legal Developments
- Key Elements of Washington's New Industrial Stormwater Permit
- Avoiding and Defending Clean Water Act Citizen Suits
- Practical Effects of Permits
Jeff Kray, Marten Law Group
10:15-10:45
Compliance Strategies for Municipal & Industrial Permits
- Overview of New Permit Requirements and Implementation Strategies
- Practical Advice
Nathan Graves, Vice President, Principal Environmental Scientist
Kennedy/Jenks Consultants
10:45-11:00 Break
STORMWATER COMPLIANCE & ENFORCEMENT
11:00-11:30
Priorities for Enforcement of Stormwater Violations
- Types of Permits Enforced and Common Violations
- Experiences in the Field
Kevin Fitzpatrick, Regional Section Manager
Washington Department of Ecology
11:30-12:00
Latest Issues in Stormwater Permit Compliance and Enforcement
- Compliance Tips for Washington's Industrial and Construction Stormwater General Permits
- Lessons Learned - How to Avoid Ecology Orders and Civil Penalties
- Representation before the PCHB - Practical Advice on Resolving Orders and Penalties
Allan Bakalian
Zeno Drake Bakalian P.S.
12:00-1:00 LUNCH (On your own)
LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT
1:00-1:45 Stormwater Management in the Puget Sound
- Promoting LID through Technical Assistance and Other Measures
- Comprehensive Stormwater Management Examples
Bruce Wulkan, Stormwater Program Manager
Puget Sound Partnership
1:45-2:30
Industrial LID Feasibility
- Challenges for Industries and Ports on Implementing LID
- Implementable Techniques & Strategies
- Mechanisms for Evaluating Effectiveness
Ross Dunning, Kennedy/Jenks Consultants
2:30-3:00 Break
REGIONAL STORMWATER STRATEGY - PRESENTATIONS AND PANEL DISCUSSION
3:00-4:30
A Report from the Stormwater Workgroup
- Update on the Stormwater Workgroup Discussions
- Coordination of Monitoring & Assessing Stormwater Water Quality, Habitat and Human Health
Jim Simmonds, Supervisor of Water Quality & Quantity Unit
King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks
Chair, Stormwater Workgroup
- What are the Priorities and Primary Concerns of the Environmental Community?
Heather Trim, People for Puget Sound
- What is the Impact on Industry and How is Industry Responding?
Mel Oleson, The Boeing Company
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