2010 Conference on the

Willamette River Basin

Water Quality & Environmental Cleanup

June 8 , 2010
World Trade Center
Portland, OR

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Water Quality Standards, Toxics & Fish Consumption
Contaminated Sediment Remediation
Stormwater, Source Control
Preventing Contamination & Recontamination
Monitoring & Watershed Planning


8:00-8:50   Registration and Continental Breakfast
       
8:50-9:00   Introductions and Conference Overview
     
  Holly Duncan
Environmental Law Education Center

Policy, Legal and Regulatory Issues

9:00-9:30 ESTABLISHING ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITIES
    Coordinating Strategies & Environmental Programs for the Willamette Basin and Beyond
    Water Quality Standards, Toxics, Fish Consumption, Stormwater, Source Control & the Portland Harbor Cleanup
     
  Ken Williamson
Professor & Head, School of Chemical , Biological and
Environmental Engineering, Oregon State University
Vice-Chair, Environmental Quality Commission
       
9:30-10:00 THE CHALLENGE OF INTEGRATING WATER QUALITY AND CLEANUP LAWS
    Legal Framework: Water Quality and Environmental Cleanup
    Current Rule Development and Litigation
     
  Laura Maffei
Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt
       

10:00-10:30 Break

What Do We Know About the Willamette River Basin?
10:30-11:00 WILLAMETTE BASIN RIVER AND STREAMS ASSESSMENT REPORT
    What Do We Know About The Biological, Chemical & Habitat Conditions of Rivers and Streams in the Willamette Basin?
    Watershed Health Problems and Potential Solutions
     
  Aaron Borisenko, Manager, Watershed Assessment Section
Laboratory and Environmental Assessment Division
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
       
11:00-11:30 STRATEGIES FOR PROTECTING AND RESTORING THE WILLAMETTE RIVER
    Salmon Recovery and Habitat Protection of the Willamette River
    Plans to Benefit the Natural Systems and Economic Interests of the Willamette - Willamette North Reach River Plan
    Monitoring Large Scale Watershed Health
     
  Kaitlin Lovell, Manager, Science Fish & Wildlife
Bureau of Environmental Services, City of Portland
       
11:30-12:00 FISH CONSUMPTION ADVISORIES IN THE WILLAMETTE AND EXPOSURE TO PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS - A TOXICOLOGIST'S PERSPECTIVE
    What Are the Public Health Issues Involved with Fish Consumption Advisories in the Willamette?
    What Are the Challenges to Assessing Risk for Oregon's Priority Persistent Pollutants?
     
  Dave Stone, PhD
Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology
Oregon State University
Director, National Pesticide Information Center

12:00-1:00 LUNCH (Provided)

Standards, Toxics, SB 737 and Priority Persistent Pollutants
1:00-1:30 WATER QUALITY STANDARDS FOR TOXICS, SB 737 AND PRIORITY PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS
    Overview and Update on Development of Water Quality Standards for Toxic Pollutants
    June 2010 Report to the Oregon Legislature on SB 737
    Trigger Levels, Sampling and Monitoring
     
  Jennifer Wigal, Manager, Water Quality Standards & Assessments
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
       
1:30-2:00 MUNICIPALITIES' RESPONSE TO SB 737 AND THE P3 LIST
    What Do SB 737 and the P3 List Mean for Municipalities?
    Toxics, Trigger Levels and Effluent Screening
    Strategies for Monitoring, Identifying and Reducing Sources of Pollutants?
     
  Mark Yeager, City of Albany
Chair, Association of Clean Water Agencies' SB 737 Task Force
       

2:00-2:30 Break

Stormwater, Source Control & Preventing Contamination & Recontamination
2:30-3:00 STORMWATER AND SEDIMENT RECONTAMINATION
    How to Evaluate the Possibility of Recontamination
    Role of Stormwater in Sediment Contamination
    Case Study: Thea Foss Waterway
     
  Matt Dalton
Dalton Olmsted & Fuglevand
       
3:00-3:30 STORMWATER BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR MINIMIZING SEDIMENT RECONTAMINATION
    Strategies for Minimizing Sediment Recontamination and Associated Liability Concerns
    Considerations for Selection and Design of Targeted Site-Specific Stormwater Best Management Practices
     
  Eric Strecker , P.E
Geosyntec Consultants
       
3:30-4:00 SOURCE CONTROL TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION AND RECONTAMINATION
    Stormwater Source Control in Portland Harbor and the Lower Willamette
    Avoiding Recontamination following Remediation
    Recontamination Evaluations on Portland Harbor Sites
     
  Keith Johnson, Cleanup Manager
Northwest Region, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
       
4:00-4:30 RECONTAMINATION EVALUATIONS AT LOWER WILLAMETTE RIVER SITES
    Elements of Recontamination Evaluations
    Stormwater, Surface Water, Sediment Traps, Groundwater and Other Inputs
    Site-Specific Examples
     
  James Peale, R.G.
Maul Foster & Alongi, Inc.

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