Reinvesting in Urban Water Infrastructure through Combined Sewer Overflow Long Term Control Plans

January 15th, 2015 by New Jersey Future staff

On Thursday, January 8, 2015, representatives from the 21 New Jersey municipalities that have combined sewer overflows and utility authorities came together to discuss:

  

Photos from the Event: 

Workshop Resources: 

• Workshop agenda
• Presentations:
  

  Combined Sewer Overflow Permitting in New Jersey Pilar Patterson, Bureau Chief, NJDEP, Division of Water Quality

  The Importance of Asset Manaagement: Optimization for Sustainable Clean Water Utilities Andrew Kricun, P.E., BCEE, Executive Director/Chief Engineer, Camden County MUA

  Financing GI Khris Dodson, Associate Director, Environmental Finance Center

  Financial Capability Assessments and Schedule Development for Meeting CWA Objectives Kevin Weiss, Chemical Engineer, Water Permits Division, US EPA

  Reinvesting in Urban Water Infrastructure through Combined Sewer Overflow Long Term Control Plans Dana L. Redd, Mayor, City of Camden

  Newark DIG, Doing Infrastructure Green Kim Gaddy, Environmental Justice Organizer, NJ Clean Water Action/Clean Water Fund

  How to Engage the Community in Long Term Control Planning Kerry Kirk Pflugh, Manager, Constituent Services, NJDEP

  Tools for Building Collaboration and Community Engagement Donna Drewes. PP/AICP, Co-Director Sustainability Institute at TCNJ and Sustainable Jersey Program

  Partnerships in Action: Three Examples from New Jersey Cities Chris Sturm, Senior Director of State Police, New Jersey Future

  Opportunities to Introduce Green Infrastructure into CSO Plans Chris Kloss, Green Infrastructure Coordinator, US EPA, Office of Water

  Green Infrastructure Performance in NYC Carter H. Strickland, Jr., Vice President and Managing Principal, HDR Inc.

  Green Infrastructure: State Requirements Adriana Caldarelli, Environmental Specialist, NJDEP, Divison of Water Quality, Stormwater Management

  Green Infrastructure in Action at DC Water George S. Hawkins, General Manager, District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority

Highlighted Speakers:

Attendees included people affiliated with the 21 CSO cities and the wastewater utilities that serve them as well as interested professional, nonprofit and community organizations.

Bayonne	Fort Lee	Harrison	Newark	Ridgefield Park	West New York
Camden	Gloucester City	Hoboken	North Bergen	Trenton
East Newark	Guttenberg	Jersey City	Paterson	Union City
Elizabeth	Hackensack	Kearny	Perth Amboy	Weehawken

Posted in Cities and Towns, Development and Redevelopment, Environment and Agriculture, Local Planning, Planning and Governance, Redevelopment, Regional Planning, Water and Sewer, Water Infrastructure

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