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VA AWWA & VWEA

Joint Annual Meeting 2007

Conference Registration Package

September 16-20, 2007 Hampton Roads Convention Center

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Conference At-A-Glance SUNDAY, September 16, 2007 VA AWWA Board Meeting, Room 101.......................................................................................................................................................1:30 pm – 5:00 pm VWEA Board Meeting, Room 102...............................................................................................................................................................1:30 pm – 5:00 pm Joint Board Dinner, 99 Main Restaurant, Newport News ..............................................................................................................................7:00 pm – 10:00 pm MONDAY, September 17, 2007 Workshop Registration ............................................................................................................................................................................ 7:00 am – 1:30 pm Laboratory Practice Committee Workshop, Room 102...................................................................................................................................8:00 am – 4:00 pm Permit Compliance Workshop, Room 104 ....................................................................................................................................................8:00 am – 4:00 pm Golf Tournament, Riverfront Golf Club........................................................................................................................................................9:00 am – 3:00 pm Clay Shoot, Old Forge Sporting Clays - Providence Forge .............................................................................................................................9:00 am – 3:30 pm Collection System Workshop, Room 103......................................................................................................................................................1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Registration, HRCC ................................................................................................................................................................................ 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm Collection System Network Reception....................................................................................................................................................... 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Opening Night Jazz Reception, Ballroom B ...............................................................................................................................................7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

TUESDAY, September 18, 2007 5-K Water for People Fun Run, Embassy Suite Lobby ................................................................................................................................... 6:45 am – 8:00 am Registration, HRCC……………………………………………………….........................................................................................................7:00 am – 5:00 pm Guest Continental Breakfast, Board Room A................................................................................................................................................. 7:30 am – 9:30 am Continental Breakfast, Foyer Conference Room AB...................................................................................................................................... 7:30 am – 9:00 am Committee Meetings, Room 103……………………………………………………….......................................................................................8:00 am – 5:00 pm Keynote Session, Conference Room AB..................................................................................................................................................... 9:00 am – 11:30 am Guest Program, leaving from HRCC, Living Museum & Mariners Museum.....................................................................................................9:00 am – 3:30 pm VA AWWA 1st Business Meeting, Conference Room AB.......................................................................................................................... 11:30 am – 12:00 pm Young Professional Poster Session, Exhibit Hall………………………………………………………...............................................................12:00 pm – 5:00 pm VA AWWA Business and Awards Lunch, Ballroom A................................................................................................................................12:00 pm – 1:30 pm VWEA Business and Awards Luncheon, Ballroom BC ...............................................................................................................................12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Exhibits Open, HRCC Exhibit Hall ........................................................................................................................................................... 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm Concurrent Technical Sessions, Rooms 104 - 109..........................................................................................................................................1:30 pm – 5:00 pm Water Reach Silent Auction, Exhibits Hall……………………………………………………….........................................................................2:00 pm – 6:30 pm Afternoon Refreshments (including Guests), Exhibit Hall ..............................................................................................................................3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Water Reach Silent Auction Reception, Exhibit Hall......................................................................................................................................5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Fun Night at Virginia Air and Space Museum ............................................................................................................................................7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

WEDNESDAY (OPERATOR DAY), September 19, 2007 Utility Managers Breakfast, Room 102......................................................................................................................................................... 7:00 am – 8:30 am VWEA Golden Rodents Breakfast, Room 205 .............................................................................................................................................. 7:00 am – 8:00 am Registration, HRCC ................................................................................................................................................................................... 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Guest Continental Breakfast, Board Room A................................................................................................................................................. 7:30 am – 9:30 am Continental Breakfast, Exhibit Hall.............................................................................................................................................................. 7:30 am – 9:00 am Exhibits Open, Exhibit Hall......................................................................................................................................................................... 7:30 am – 7:00 pm Concurrent Technical Sessions, Rooms 104 – 109, 209 ................................................................................................................................ 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Committee Meetings, Room 103..................................................................................................................................................................8:00 am – 5:00 pm VA AWWA Student Water Challenge Working session, Room 203, 204, 207,208………………………………………………… ........................8:00 am – 3:00 pm Guest Program, leaving from HRCC, Hampton Museum................................................................................................................................9:00 am – 3:30 pm Morning Break &, Operations Challenge, Meter Madness & Rapid Tappin’ Demonstrations, HRCC Exhibit Hall.............................................. 9:30 am – 10:30 am Operator Luncheon, Ballroom ABC ..........................................................................................................................................................12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Concurrent Technical Sessions, Rooms 104 – 109 .........................................................................................................................................1:30 pm – 5:00 pm Young Professionals Leadership Workshop, Room 209..................................................................................................................................1:30 am – 5:00 pm Presentations from 2007 VWEA Student Design Competition Winning Teams, Room 102 ................................................................................1:30 pm – 2:45 pm Afternoon Break (including Guests) & Top Ops Championship & Non Ops Competition, HRCC Exhibit Hall.....................................................3:00 pm – 4:00 pm VA AWWA Student Competition Presentations, Room 102...........................................................................................................................3:00 pm – 5:00 pm VA AWWA 2nd Business Meeting, Room 107...............................................................................................................................................5:00 pm – 5:15 pm Exhibitor’s Reception, Exhibit Hall .............................................................................................................................................................5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Student & Young Professionals Reception, Terrace or Room 108....................................................................................................................5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Banquet, Ballroom ABC.............................................................................................................................................................................7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

THURSDAY, September 20, 2007 Registration, HRCC ................................................................................................................................................................................. 7:00 am – 10:00 am American Academy of Environmental Engineers Breakfast, Room 102.............................................................................................................7:00 am - 8:30 am VWEA 5-S Breakfast, Room 103................................................................................................................................................................. 7:15 am – 8:45 am Guest Continental Breakfast, Board Room A................................................................................................................................................. 7:30 am – 9:30 am Continental Breakfast, Conference Room A.................................................................................................................................................. 7:30 am – 9:00 am Concurrent Technical Sessions, Rooms 104 - 109.........................................................................................................................................8:30 am - 12:00 pm Committee Meetings, Room 103..................................................................................................................................................................9:30 am – 1:30 pm VWEA Board Meeting, Room 104.............................................................................................................................................................12:00 pm – 1:30 pm VA AWWA Board Meeting, Room 102.....................................................................................................................................................12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Post Conference JAM Meeting, Room 105.................................................................................................................................................12:00 pm – 1:30 pm

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Welcome to the Third Joint Annual Meeting Water JAM 2007

The Virginia Section of the AWWA and the Virginia Water Environment Association are pleased to welcome you for the first time to Hampton for the Third Joint Annual Meeting (JAM) of these two organizations. Water JAMs 2002 & 2005 were a tremendous success and your positive feedback has resulted in us coming together again.

We are pleased to provide this opportunity for Virginia’s water and wastewater professionals to exchange information and ideas, and to benefit from an exceptional technical program. Thank you to the many volunteers who have worked very hard to develop this event. We invite you to join us for an informative, successful, and memorable Water JAM 2007.

Beverly Noffsinger Conference Chair VA AWWA Abha Sharma Conference Chair VWEA

Welcome to Hampton Where the Chesapeake Bay meets one of the nation’s busiest harbors is Hampton, Virginia. Centered equally between the cities of Williamsburg and Virginia Beach, the city is best known for its exceptional location and endless activity. From the first settlers who landed here in 1607- to America’s first astronauts, the Mercury Seven, who trained here at NASA Langley Research Center in 1959-the city’s rich history and vital past is clearly visible by exploring our destination. More than 100 historic and world-class attractions surround Hampton. The Virginia Air & Space Center, the visitor center for NASA Langley and Langley Air Force Base, immerses visitors in the science of flight through hands-on exhibits and 3D IMAX films. After more than three years of planning, the Virginia Air & Space Center launched the first phase of its new space gallery, Space Quest: Exploring the Moon, Mars and Beyond, on April 21, 2007. The newest addition celebrates the spirit of exploration with a number of state-of-the-art, interactive exhibit components that highlight the past, present and future of space exploration. We hope you will find time in your busy conference schedule to explore our "first from the sea, first to the stars" city. To learn more about the attractions and activities that Hampton has to offer, please logon to http://www.hamptoncvb.com/go/visitors. Also, we will have City of Hampton representatives available during the conference near the registration table. Please stop by and we will be happy to help you make the most out of your stay. Disclaimer - This program is being presented by the Virginia Section - American Water Works Association (VA AWWA) and the Virginia Water Environment Association, Inc. (VWEA), as a service to their members. The VA AWWA and VWEA expressly disclaims any responsibility arising from the selection of program participants, the selection of program topics and materials and/or the presentation of information, materials and opinions by program participants. Each attendee of the program shall be solely responsible for determining the adequacy, accuracy, and reliability of any information, materials, and/or opinions presented by program participants. The information, materials, and/or opinions presented by program participants represent their knowledge and views on the selected topics and do not necessarily reflect the position of VA AWWA and/or VWEA.

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Table of Contents

Registration Information....................................................................................................1 Exhibit Information ...........................................................................................................1 CPE & PDH Information...................................................................................................1 Committee Meeting Information ........................................................................................1 Directions .........................................................................................................................1 VWEA Official Notice of Nominations ..............................................................................2 Conference Schedule ....................................................................................................2-11 Utility and Student Travel Award Grants..........................................................................12 Workshops.................................................................................................................13-14 Conference Special Events...............................................................................................15 Conference Social Events ................................................................................................16 Water Reach Silent Auction.............................................................................................16 Young Professionals Poster Session .................................................................................17 VA AWWA Student Water Challenge..............................................................................17 Guest Programs ...............................................................................................................18 Operator Day Events .......................................................................................................19 Non-Ops Challenge Entry Form.......................................................................................20 Golf Tournament .............................................................................................................21 Sporting Clay Shoot ........................................................................................................21 VWEA & VA AWWA 2007 Corporate Sponsors .............................................................22 Water JAM 2007 Registration Forms ..........................................................................23-24 Embassy Suites Hotel Reservation Form ..........................................................................25 Marriott Courtyard Hotel Reservation Form .....................................................................26

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Registration Information Early registrants may pick up their name badges and program materials at the registration desk located in the Hampton Roads Convention Center at times listed in the conference schedule. All persons attending technical sessions, exhibits, and social functions are required to be registered. Admission to all events, including receptions, luncheons, and banquet will require a registration badge.

Exhibit Information

The Exhibition Hall of the Water JAM 2007 will feature over 100 Exhibit Booths displaying the latest in water and wastewater technology, equipment, and services. Factory representatives will be on hand to show you the newest products and services available and to provide the latest information to keep you up to date on new advancements in technology. Some meals will be served in the Exhibit Area in the Convention Center. Additionally, there will be a Technical Session dedicated to presenting information about equipment and services featured in the Exhibition Hall. This will be the largest water and wastewater-focused technical exhibition in the Mid-Atlantic region, so you will not want to miss this opportunity to attend. If you are interested in exhibiting at Water JAM 2007, please contact Steve Johnson of Alfa Laval at 804-236-1322 or steve.johnson@alfalaval.com.

Continuing Professional Education (CPE) and Professional Development Hours (PDH)

Eight (8) CPE Credits will be awarded for attending Lab Practice and Permit Compliance workshops and Four (4) CPE Credits will be awarded for attending Collection Systems Workshop. Three (3) CPE will be awarded for attending all the presentations in a technical session designated by ** and 0.5 CPE credits will be awarded for attending individual technical presentations designated by **. Two and half (2.5) CPE will be awarded for attending all the presentations in a technical session designated by * and 0.5 CPE credits will be awarded for attending individual technical presentations designated by *. Professional Development Hours will be issued for all technical presentations and workshops. Please see the session moderator for details.

Committee Meetings and Events Committees are encouraged to schedule meetings and events during the conference. To reserve a room and inc lude your committee meeting on the conference schedule please contact Carol Isenhouer at ise2@co.henrico.va.us or 804-795-9312 or Jeanette Gibas at jgibas@nngov.com or 757-926-1079

Directions to Hampton Roads Convention Center (HRCC) The HRCC is located in the geographic heart of the Hampton Roads metropolitan area. Easily traversable, I-64 and I-664 meet at the HRCC’s doorstep.

Heading West on I-64(From Norfolk): Take exit 263-B (W. Mercury Boulevard/Hampton Coliseum) and turn right at the end of the ramp. Continue straight until the first light and turn right onto Coliseum Drive. Go approximately ¼ mile. The HRCC and Hampton Coliseum are adjacent properties.

Heading East on I-64 (from Richmond): Take exit 263 (Mercury Blvd./James River Bridge). Turn left at the end of the ramp (following 258 North) onto Mercury Blvd and continue straight for approximately ¼ mile to Coliseum Drive. Turn right onto Coliseum Drive and go approximately ¼ mile. The HRCC and Hampton Coliseum are adjacent properties.

Heading East on I-664 (from Suffolk/Portsmouth): Merge left onto I-64 West. Take exit 263-B (W. Mercury Boulevard/Hampton Coliseum) and turn right at the end of the ramp. Continue straight until the first light and turn right onto Coliseum Drive. Go approximately ¼ mile. The HRCC and Hampton Coliseum are adjacent properties.

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VWEA Official Notice of Nominations

The following candidates are recommended and placed into nomination by the Association and Nominating Committee for election at the Virginia Water Environment Association’s Annual Meeting (as a part of JAM 2007) from September 16-20, 2007, in Hampton, Virginia. Nominations may be made from the floor during the Business Meeting in accordance with the Bylaws of the Association. The election of officers will occur at the Business Meeting beginning at 12:00 pm, Tuesday, September 18, 2007. President Elect

Karen Pallansch

Vice President Agata M Fallon

Treasurer

Robert Steidel

Federation Director (Delegate)

Anthony Izzo

PWO Representative

Scott Smedley

Young Professional Representative

Nicolle Boulay

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Conference Schedule

Sunday, September 16, 2007 1:30 – 5:00 PM VA AWWA Board Meeting , Room 101 1:30 – 5:00 PM VWEA Board Meeting , Room 102 7:00 – 9:30 PM Joint Board Dinner , 99 Main Restaurant,

Newport News Monday, September 17, 2007 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM Workshop Registration, HRCC 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Laboratory Practice Workshop, Room 102 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Permit Compliance Workshop, Room 104 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Golf Tournament , Riverfront Golf Club 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM Sporting Clays Shoot, Providence Forge 1:00 – 5:00 PM Collection System Workshop, Room 103 5:00 – 6:00 PM Collection System Networking Reception, Room 103 6:00 – 8:00 PM Registration , HRCC 7:00 – 10:00 PM Meet & Greet Jazz Party, Ballroom B

Tuesday, September 18, 2007 7:00 – 8:00 AM 5-K Water for People Fun Run, Embassy Suite

Lobby 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Registration , HRCC 7:30 – 9:00 AM Continental Breakfast, Foyer Conference Room AB 7:30 – 9:00 AM Guest Continental Breakfast, Board Room A 9:00 – 11:30 AM Keynote Session, Conference Room AB Call to Order & Opening Remarks Erika Bailey, P.E., President-VWEA

Brian Ramaley, Chair-VA AWWA Welcome to Hampton Ross A. Kearney, II, Mayor Key Note Speaker Roger L. Mann, Director of Research at

Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS)

Welcome from AWWA Mike Leonard Welcome from WEF Michael Reed, WEF Past President 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM Guest Program, Living Museum & Mariners Museum Tours 11:30 AM – Noon VA AWWA 1 st Business Meeting , Conference Room AB Noon – 7:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open, HRCC Noon – 1:30 PM VA AWWA Business and Awards Lunch, Ballroom A Noon – 1:30 PM VWEA Business and Awards Luncheon, Ballroom BC 2:00 – 6:30 PM Water Reach Silent Auction, Exhibits Hall 1:30 – 5:00 PM Concurrent Technical Sessions , HRCC Rooms 104-109 5:00 – 7:00 PM Water Reach Silent Auction Reception, Exhibit Hall

(Bidding begins at 2:00 p.m. and ends at 6:30 p.m.) 7:00 – 10:00 PM Fun Night at Virginia Air and Space Museum

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Session 1 – Case Histories – Water ** 1:30 PM Fairfax Water – Planning and Implementation of the Frederick P. Griffith Jr. Water Treatment Plant in

Northern Virginia, Douglas Brinkman, Black & Veatch, Steve Weisberger, Fairfax Water 2:00 PM Improved Raw Water Quality From Direct Hypolimnetic Oxygenation of Two Water Supply Reservoirs,

Paul A. Gantzer, Western Virginia Water Authority 2:30 PM Groundwater Assessment and Mapping for Use in Local Development Planning, Jeffrey W Rogers, UVA,

SIED 3:00 PM BREAK and Refreshments (Exhibit Hall) 3:30 PM Copper Site Specific Alternative Criterion Development,Water Effect Ratio Study at Franklin Virginia,

Robert Fergen, Hazen and Sawyer 4:00 PM Manganese Control Issues with Changing Treatment Sequences - Need for Understanding Manganese and

Related Profiles in a Plant, George C Budd, Black & Veatch 4:30 PM Combining Two Technologies to Help Map Water Lines and Reduce Project Cost, Sean Patterson, McKim &

Creed, P.A. Session 2 - IT Workshop ** 1:30 PM SCADA 101, Dave Saunders, EMA, Inc. 2:00 PM Improving Your Enterprise GIS and Synchronizing with a Computerized Maintenance Management System,

Clayton Wise, City of Virginia Beach 2:30 PM Information Portals - Driving Your Data So It Doesn't Drive You (Crazy)!, Robert J Martz, City of Virginia

Beach, Ange P Roeske, CDM 3:00 PM BREAK and Refreshments (Exhibit Hall) 3:30 PM Planning for the Full Cost and Duration of a Technology Implementation, William I Mawyer, Henrico

County Public Utilities, 4:00 PM The Challenges of Enterprise Application Integration - Three Things To Remember, Don Corrado, Hampton

Roads Sanitation District 4:30 PM IT Committee Panel Discussion, Hilda Herrmann, Virginia Section AWWA, Barry Liner, AEM Corporation Session 3 - Nutrient Removal ** 1:30 PM Mechanisms of Intermitent Loss of Biological Phosphorus Removal and Recommendations for Optimization:

Two Case Studies, Alan Stone, Hazen and Sawyer P.C. 2:00 PM Evaluation of Sidestream Struvite Recovery at HRSD's Nansemond Treatment Plant ~ Pilot Results and Full

Scale Implications, Ram Prasad, Old Dominion University 2:30 PM The Art of Nitrogen Removal - An Operator's View, Michael T Smith, Stafford County Utilities 3:00 PM BREAK and Refreshments (Exhibit Hall) 3:30 PM Impact of Annual Load Permits on the Design of Tertiary Denitrification Processes, Christine deBarbadillo,

Black & Veatch 4:00 PM Operational and Design Experience from a 4 MGD Enhanced Nutrient Removal System Achieving Less than

4 mg/L TN Over a Four Year Period in Virginia, Rob Mangrum, Wiley & Wilson Inc. 4:30 PM Wastewater Treatment Plant Study Investigates Nutrient Reduction Alternatives, Renso Gasparotto, Greeley

and Hansen LLC Session 4 – Public Education and Customer Outreach 1:30 PM Communicating The Water Utility Value Through Branding, Samantha Villegas, Loudoun County Sanitation

Authority 2:00 PM The ABCs of Working with HOAs, Marci Davis, Brown and Caldwell 2:30 PM Building a Water Wall for Kids: Exercising Their Mind and Body, Thomas Lipinski, Loudoun County

Sanitation Authority 3:00 PM BREAK and Refreshments (Exhibit Hall) 3:30 PM The AWWA Only Tap Water Delivers Campaign: Helping Utilities Bring the Conversation about Tap Water

Value and Stewardship of Buried Infrastructure Above Ground, Holly B Miller, City of Virginia Beach Department of Public Utilities, Greg Kail, American Water Works Association

4:30 PM Water Use It Wisely – Spreading a Regionally Consistent Conservation Message, Julia B Hillegass, Hampton Roads Planning District Commission

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Session 5 - Storm Water ** 1:30 PM An Advanced Sustainable Stormwater Treatment System, Terry Siviter, Filterra 2:00 PM Development and Funding of a Stormwater Capital Improvement Plan, Scott J Parkins, HSMM 2:30 PM Construction of a New Storm Sewer in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia Using Microtunneling, Christopher

Patackis, CDM, Emily A Baker, City of Alexandria, Virginia 3:00 PM BREAK and Refreshments (Exhibit Hall) 3:30 PM Multiple Condition Assessment Technologies for Buried Infrastructure, Todd Williams, Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. 4:00 PM Utilization of Antibiotic Resistance Analysis to Characterize Bacterial Sources in the Outfall 001 and 006

Watersheds, Naval Air Station Oceana, Elizabeth R Scheessele, URS Corporation, David J Cotnoir, NAVFAC Atlantic

4:30 PM City of Alexandria, Virginia: Four Mile Run I/I Study and Post-Construction Flow Monitoring, Erin Bevis-Carter, Greeley and Hansen

Session 6 - Water Resources ** 1:30 PM What Defines Critical Water Quality Parameters for Sustainable Water Reuse Efforts, A. R. Rubin, McKim

& Creed 2:00 PM Modeling Framework for Balancing Water Supply, Water Quality, and Environmental Objectives, W.

Joshua Weiss, Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. 2:30 PM How Do We Get More Water?? Integrating Regulatory Requirements, Technical Objectives, and Public

Interests for Planning and Permitting a New Regional Community Water Supply Reservoir in a Rivanna River Basin Community, Aaron D Keno, Gannett Fleming, Inc.

3:00 PM BREAK and Refreshments (Exhbit Hall) 3:30 PM Driving Decisions to Closure on Projects with Multiple Competing Priorities, Thomas E. Dumm, O’Brien &

Gere 4:00 PM Regional Water Supply Plan in Northern Piedmont of Virginia, Timothy R. Wagner, Wiley & Wilson, Inc. 4:30 PM Tips and Tools for Protecting Your Water Supply Source, Andrea Wortzel, Hunton & Williams

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Wednesday, September 19, 2007 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Registration , HRCC 7:00 – 8:30 AM Utility Managers Breakfast, Room 102 7:00 – 8:00 AM VWEA Golden Rodents Breakfast, Room 205 7:30 – 9:30 AM Guest Continental Breakfast, Board Room A 7:30 – 9:30 AM Continental Breakfast, Exhibit Hall 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM Exhibits Open, Exhibits Hall 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Committee Meetings, Room 103 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM VA AWWA Student Competition Begins , Rooms 203,

204, 207, 208 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM Guest Program – Leaving from HRCC to Hampton

Museum & Smithfield 9:30 – 10:30 AM Operations Challenge, Meter Madness & Rapid

Tappin Demonstrations (Exhibit Hall) Noon – 1:30 PM Operator Luncheon (Ballroom ABC) 1:30 – 4:30 PM Young Professional Workshop, Room 209 3:00 – 4:00 PM Top Ops Championshop & Non Ops Competition

(Exhibit Hall) 3:00 – 5:00 PM VWEA Student Design Presentations & VA AWWA

Student Water Challenge Working Session, Room 203, 204, 207, 208

5:00 – 5:15 PM VA AWWA 2nd Business Meeting , Room 107 5:00 – 7:00 PM Exhibitor’s Reception, Exhibit Hall 5:30 – 6:30 PM Student & Young Professionals Reception, Terrace or

Room 108 (inclement weather) 7:00 – 9:00 PM Annual Awards Banquet, Ballrooms ABC Session 7 - Case Histories – Wastewater ** 8:00 AM Emptying Battery Park: Initial Response to Ernesto Flooding, Jessica Squires, Greeley and Hansen 8:30 AM

Largest Plant in the Eastern United States Achieving Limits of Technology Utilitizing Aconventional Suspended Growth BNR Activated Sludge Process, Ron J Latimer, Hazen and Sawyer

9:00 AM Inclusive Evaluation Process Provides Best ENR Strategy for York River, James Noonan, Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., Andy Nelson, Hampton Roads Sanitation District

9:30 AM Operations Challenge, Meter Madness & Rapid Tappin Demonstrations (Exhibit Hall) 10:30 AM

Startup of a Greenfield Enhanced Nutrient Removal Wastewater Treatment Facility, Caleb M Taylor, Stearns & Wheler, LLC

11:00 AM Let's Settle This - Results of Column Testing for Secondary Clarification, Daniel Hurtado, CDM 11:30 AM MBBR and IFAS Plant Upset Event Recoveries, Stephen A Smith, AnoxKaldnes, Inc Session 8 - Distribution and Operations I ** 8:00 AM How To Reduce Water Age in Your Distribution System, Jeff Cruickshank, Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. 8:30 AM Distribution System Efficiency: Challenges, Concepts and Change, Charles Wachs, Wachs Utility Services 9:00 AM Service Reliability in Water Distribution Systems, Chris Basford, Brian Ramaley, Newport News

Waterworks 9:30 AM Operations Challenge, Meter Madness & Rapid Tappin Demonstrations (Exhibit Hall) 10:30 AM A Design-Build Approach to Procurement, Maintenance and Management of Water System Storage Tanks -

A New Way, Tom Pursel, Gannett Fleming, Inc., Robert J. Etris, City of Falls Church 11:00 AM

Trenchless Water Main Installations with Butt-Fused Polyvinyl Chloride Pressure Pipe, Gary Shepherd, Underground Solutions, Inc

11:30 AM Critical Owner-Performed Evaluation and Maintenance of Water Storage Tanks, Christine Gunsaullus, Tank Industry Consultants

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Session 9 - Drinking Water Quality ** 8:00 AM Phosphate Technology 'Beyond the Lead & Copper Rule', Herb Spencer, Shannon Chemical Corporation 8:30 AM

Planning for pH Change: Maintaining Optimal Corrosion Control Treatment After Changes to Water Quality Treatment Processes, Damon Roth, Environmental Engineering & Technology. Inc., Nathan Cole, Washington Aqueduct Division

9:00 AM Bench Scale Evaluation: Manganese Removal and Reduced Formation of Disinfection Byproducts, Beate M Wright, Hazen and Sawyer, Dominic Brancaccio, City of Manassas

9:30 AM Operations Challenge, Meter Madness & Rapid Tappin Demonstrations (Exhibit Hall) 10:30 AM

Managing Water Quality Effects from Developing Watersheds, Pamela P Kenel, Black & Veatch, Carmen Hein, Chesterfield County, Department of Utilities

11:00 AM The Total Coliform Rule- the Good, the Bad and the Ugly, James M. Cherry, Susan Sadowski, City of Virginia Beach Public Utilties

11:30 AM

Investigation into Copper Piping Failures Resulting from Sulfate Reducing Bacteria, David J Hiltebrand, AH Environmental Consultants, Inc.

Session 10 - Management and Policy Issues ** 8:00 AM Managing Across Generations:Narrowing the Gaps, Kathi Mestayer, KMA Consulting 8:30 AM Permitting a New BNR Facility in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed, Lawrence Hoffman, Olver Incorporated 9:00 AM What are Your Dam Issues and Responsbilities?, Greg Zamensky, Black & Veatch 9:30 AM Operations Challenge, Meter Madness & Rapid Tappin Demonstrations (Exhibit Hall) 10:30 AM "Risky Business “ ~ How to Make Better Asset Decisions through Application of Risk and Criticality,

Richard Stahr, Brown and Caldwell 11:00 AM The 18th Annual Virginia Water and Wastewater Rate Report, William A. Aden, Draper Aden Associates 11:30 AM The Latest in Quality Utility Management Programs and Standards, Millard P. Robinson, Malcolm Pirnie,

Inc., Jim Ginley, American Water Works Association Session 11 - Planning, Design, and Construction ** 8:00 AM When it Rains it Pours: A Rational Approach to Planning for Wet Weather Flows, Eric Anderson, Olver

Incorporated 8:30 AM

Repair of Prestressed Concrete Cylinder Pipe Using Carbon Fiber Reinforcement, Dominic M. Tiburzi, PE, Whitman, Requardt and Associates, LLP, Don Lieu, Howard County Department of Public Works

9:00 AM Quality; Service; Low Price - Pick 2!, Richard C. Thoesen, Loudoun County Sanitation Authority 9:30 AM Operations Challenge, Meter Madness & Rapid Tappin Demonstrations (Exhibit Hall) 10:30 AM

New Water Source Integration: Drought-Proofing While Avoiding Water Quality Issues, Raymond Thomson, Rocio Pacheco, Jordan, Jones and Goulding, Robert Benninger, Western Virginia Water Authority (WVWA)

11:00 AM Hybrid Approach Boosts Peak Pumping Capacity, James Pimblett, Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. 11:30 AM

How to Design an Emergency Power Generation System for My Facility? Practical Tips for Emergency Generator Design, Ag M Fallon, Hazen and Sawyer P.C.

Session 12 - Plant Operations & Maintenance ** 8:00 AM

Electrical Safety ~ A Utility's Due Diligence. An Overview of Electrical Hazards and the Safety Program a Utility Needs to Implement in Order to Meet New Safety Requirements, Jeff Miller, Black & Veatch

8:30 AM Water Plant Recycle – Good Design Practice and Management, Aaron W Duke, Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. 9:00 AM

Development of Denitrification Kinetics for Alternative Supplemental Carbon Sources at Full Scale and Bench Scale, Robert Wimmer, JMT, Kevin Selock, Washington Suburban Sanitary Commision

9:30 AM Operations Challenge, Meter Madness & Rapid Tappin Demonstrations (Exhibit Hall) 10:30 AM Lime Inactivation of Odor-Producing Forcemain Biofilms, Robert C Sallach, Olver Incorporated, Mathew

Stolte, Town of Blacksburg, Wayne Nelson, Town of Christiansburg 11:00 AM

Centrifuge Operation - It Spins Fast, Makes Nice Cake, What Else is There?, Joel Gregory, Alexandria Sanitation Authority

11:30 AM Elucidating the Importance of Contaminant Specific Corrective Action Strategies for Wastewater Treatment Plants During Toxic Shocks, Ameet Pinto, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

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Session 13 - Technology Forum 8:00 AM - Noon

To be Announced

Session 14 - Alternative Delivery Concepts * 1:30 PM A Public -Private Partnership That Worked, Dennis Hasson, Whitman, Requardt and Associates, LLP 2:00 PM First Off the Block: Design Build Delivery for the H.L. Mooney Water Reclamation Facility in Virginia,

David J Schwartz, CDM 2:30 PM Lessons Learned from Execution of Turnkey Design/Furnish and Install Contract for Membrane Bioreactor

Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant, James C Chastain, Heyward Incorporated 3:00 PM Top Ops Championshop & Non Ops Competition (Exhibit Hall) 4:00 PM Lessons Learned from CM-at-Risk and Design Build Projects at the Little Patuxent Water Reclamation Plant,

Lawrence H Hentz, PBS&J, Dan Ward, Howard County Bureau of Utilities 4:30 PM Controlling Capital Costs:Meeting the Challenge of Sustainable Water Infrastructure, Jason D Jennings,

Black & Veatch Enterprise Management Solutions Session 15 - Biosolids and Residuals Management * 1:30 PM Design, Permitting, Start-up and Operational Considerationsfor a Residuals Dewatering and Thermal Drying

Facility, Charles Michael Bullard, Hazen and Sawyer, PC 2:00 PM Improved Anaerobic Digestion With Ultrasound Disintegration, Miguel Vera, EIMCO / Enviroquip 2:30 PM Viewpoint; Biosolids Trace Constituents - The Latest Hype, Alan Barry Rubin, ENVIROSTRATEGIES, LLC 3:00 PM Top Ops Championshop & Non Ops Competition (Exhibit Hall) 4:00 PM Membrane Thickeners in Controlled Aerobic Digestion, Deborah Steinberg, Enviroquip, Inc. 4:30 PM Using Landfill Gas as the Primary Fuel for a 200 WTPD Thermal Dryer, Alex Monroe, McKim & Creed,

P.A., David Shulmister, Manatee County, FL Session 16 - Distribution and Operations II * 1:30 PM Today's Composite Elevated Storage Tanks, Steven L. Braune, Tank Industry Consultants 2:00 PM Tap Fee Program Saves Money, James Van de Riet, Mike McCarthy, Robert E Clark, City of Virginia Beach,

Dept of Public Utilities 2:30 PM A Smooth Road to Automated Meter Reading, Joseph Testa, Westin Engineering, Inc. 3:00 PM Top Ops Championshop & Non Ops Competition (Exhibit Hall) 4:00 PM Vertically Integrating GIS and Operational Data for Water Distribution: An Unrestricted Look at What It

Really Takes, Dave Lewis, Wachs Utility Services 4:30 PM Hydraulic and Water Quality Model Calibration, Kevin Widderich, Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. Session 17 - Membrane Water Treatment * 1:30–3:00 PM

A Panel Session - Membrane Trends and Operating Experience, Michael J. MacPhee, Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., Daniel B. Horne, Virginia Department of Health, Office of Drinking Water, Michael L Hotaling, Newport News Waterworks, Mark A Thompson, Layne Christensen Company

3:00 PM Top Ops Championshop & Non Ops Competition (Exhibit Hall) 4:00 PM "Help, We Need Water!“ How One Small Coastal Community is Turning to Desalination to Solve its Current

and Future Water Needs, Jonathan A Brant, HDR 4:30 PM Membrane Equipment Selection Process, Michael Larson, Draper Aden Associates Session 18 - Training/Industrial Waste * 1:30 PM Training the Next Generation of Water and Wastewater Operators, Robert Canova, HSMM 2:00 PM Best Practices for the Optimization of Construction Quality Control and Startup Training, Francis Buser,

Hazen and Sawyer, P.C., S. Scott Shirley, Western Virginia Water Authority 2:30 PM Are You in Compliance?, Wayne Sirna, Hazen and Sawyer P.C. 3:00 PM Top Ops Championshop & Non Ops Competition (Exhibit Hall)

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4:00 PM Managing Excessive Sulfate Loads to Municipal Wastewater Treatment Facilities, Clarke Wallcraft, Pepper’s Ferry Regional Wastewater Treatment Authority

4:30 PM The Application of MBRs for the Treatment of Industrial Wastewaters, Randall S Booker, Malcolm Pirnie, Inc.

Session 19 - Water Reuse * 1:30 PM Building a Water Reuse Program in Anticipation of the Virginia Regulation, Timothy Coughlin, Loudoun

County Sanitation Authority, Leita Bennett, CDM 2:00 PM Reuse as a Method of Reducing Nutrient Discharges, Peter W Rynkiewicz, CDM, Donald Seward, Earth

Tech 2:30 PM The 'Other' Water Systems, Pedro R Ramirez, URS Corporation 3:00 PM Top Ops Championshop & Non Ops Competition (Exhibit Hall) 4:00 PM Satellite Reuse Concept Maximizes Use of Existing Facilities While Providing Solution for Meeting Long

Term Wastewater Demands in a Coastal Community, Eric Williams, HDR Engineering, Inc. 4:30 PM What’s Ahead for Reuse in Virginia, Douglas W. Fredericks, CDM, Karen Harr, Hampton Roads Sanitation

District., Valerie A Rourke, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality Session 20 – VWEA Student Design and VA AWWA Student Water Challenge Presentations 1:30 PM 2007 VWEA Student Design Competition 2nd Place Team Presentation: Evaluation of Liquid-Side

Wastewater Treatment Options for the Proposed Lawnes Point Subdivision, Isle of Wight County, Old Dominion University

2:00 PM 2007 VWEA Student Design Competition 1nd Place Team Presentation: Evaluation of Liquid-Side Wastewater Treatment Options for the Proposed Lawnes Point Subdivision, Isle of Wight County, Virginia Tech

3:00 PM - 5:00 PM

2007 VA AWWA Student Water Challenge Presentations

Session 21 – Young Professionals Leadership Workshop 1:30 PM Knowing Yourselves to Lead Others, Karen Pallansch, Alexandria Sanitation Authority 2:00 PM Maximizing Your Career Growth and Personal Satisfaction, Liliana Maldonado, CH2M Hill 2:30 PM Everything I Know About Leadership I Learned from Jerry Garcia, Brian Ramaley, Newport News Water

Works 3:30 PM Skill Required for Successful Leaders, Rick Thoesen, Loudoun County Sanitation Authority 4:00 PM What Makes an Ideal Consultant?, Bruce Husselbee, Hampton Roads Sanitation District 4:30 PM Importance of Strategic Planning, Wes Kleene, Virginia Department of Health A panel Discussion will follow the speaker Presentation.

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Thursday, September 20, 2007 7:00 – 10:00 AM Registration, HRCC 7:00 – 8:30 AM American Academy of Environmental Engineers

Breakfast, Room 102 7:15 – 8:45 AM VWEA 5-S Breakfast, Room 103 7:30 – 9:30 AM Guest Continental Breakfast, Board Room A 7:30 – 9:00 AM Continental Breakfast, Conference Room A 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM Committee Meeting , Room 103 Noon – 1:30 PM VWEA Board Meeting , Room 104 Noon – 1:30 PM VA AWWA Board Meeting , Room 102 Noon – 1:30 PM Post JAM Conference Meeting , Room 105 Session 22 - Advanced Wastewater Treatment ** 8:30 AM

Startup of Wastewater Treatment Plant at Broad Run Water Reclamation Facility, Indra N. Mitra, CH2M Hill, Bob Canham, Loudoun County Sanitation Authority

9:00 AM MBBR and IFAS Pilot Program for Denitrification at Fairfax County’s Noman Cole Pollution Control Plant, John McGettigan, Earth Tech

9:30 AM

No Longer Just a Sweetener-Experiences with Corn Syrup for Enhanced Denitrification, Jennifer M Cowman, Hazen and Sawyer, P.C., Mark Prentice, Henrico County

10:00 AM BREAK & Refreshments 10:30 AM Troubleshooting Plant Performance Upsets: A Case Study of the Hopewell Regional Wastewater Treatment

Facility (HRWTF), Katherine Linares, HDR Engineering, Inc. 11:00 AM

Design Elements of State-Of-The-Art Treatment Technology: MBR Wastewater Treatment Systems, Ann Copeland, Hampton Roads Sanitation District

11:30 AM Corrective Action Strategies for Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal WWTPs During Short-Term and Prolonged Toxic Shock Events, Jeremy Scott Guest, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Session 23 - Advanced Water Treatment ** 8:30 AM Striking the Balance: Membrane Filtration Helps Utility Respond to Rising Demands, Jarrett A. Selig, P.E,

CH2M Hill 9:00 AM Removing the R's in Groundwater ~ Arsenic, Radium, and Radon, Maynard K Jones, Wiley & Wilson, Inc. 9:30 AM Achieving DBP Compliance When Chloramines Aren't Right for You, Jennifer Manuszak, Malcolm Pirnie,

Inc. 10:00 AM BREAK & Refreshments 10:30 AM

Selection of On-Site Hypochlorite Generation Equipment for Water/Wastewater Disinfection, Ron Bowman, Siemens Water Technologies

11:00 AM Regulatory and Piloting Considerations When Implementing Low Pressure Membranes, Sierra McCreary, Trevor Cooke, Black & Veatch

11:30 AM

Disinfection Byproduct Precursor Removal by Granular Activated Carbon, Anion Exchange and Membrane Nanofiltration, Peter Pommerenk, AH Environmental Consultants, Inc.

Session 24 - Collection and Interceptor Systems ** 8:30 AM Developing a Lateral Rehabilitation Program, Henry R Derr, Hazen and Sawyer, P.C., Robert H Bald, City of

Greensboro Water Resources 9:00 AM Navigating the Waters to Produce a Regional Peak Flow Management Program, Theresa Benson, Brown and

Caldwell, Phil Hubbard, Virginia Beach Department of Public Utilities 9:30 AM

Sanitary Sewers vs.HDD-Installed Fiber Optic - A Troublesome Combination, Bruce Ringrose, Loudoun County Sanitation Authority

10:00 AM BREAK & Refreshments

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10:30 AM Successful 90 MGD Emergency Bypass System Relieves City Flooding, George Guhse, Greeley and Hansen, Rosemary Green, Robert Stone, Scott Yates, City of Richmond

11:00 AM

Coordinating Consent Decree Compliance Among Multiple Communities Using Data Management and Hydraulic Modeling Tools, Eric M Harold, Malcolm Pirnie

11:30 AM Pumping Raw Sewage Long Distances - Hydraulic Design Details and Operational Realities, Joseph A Landrum, Whitman, Requardt & Associates, LLP, P Troy McPherson, Hampton Roads Sanitation District

Session 25 - Government Affairs 8:30 AM The Development of Joint Compliance Plans Utilizing Nutrient Credit Trading; Observations and Lessons

Learned by the Exchange in 2007, Glenn Harvey, PWCSA 9:00 AM

A Description of The Basin-Level Compliance Plans Submitted by the Virginia Nutrient Credit Exchange Association on August 1, 2007, Mark Haley, Virginia Nutrient Credit Exchange Association

9:30 AM One Year Check-Up, David Paylor, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality 10:00 AM BREAK & Refreshments 10:30 AM Triennial Review, Eleanor Daub, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality 11:00 AM To be Announced 11:30 AM To be Announced Session 26 - Technology Applications ** 8:30 AM Evaluation of Wet-Weather Strategies and Clarifier Optimization Using a CFD Model, Alonso G Griborio,

Hazen and Sawyer, PC 9:00 AM

Getting More Out of Your Groundwater Supply Using High Energy Well Rehabilitation Methods, Brent Waters, Golder Associates

9:30 AM Current Biological Filter Applications in Municipal Wastewater Treatment, Glenn Thesing, Kruger, Inc. 10:00 AM BREAK & Refreshments 10:30 AM

Electron Beam Injection: An Emerging Technology for Biosolids Management and the Treatment of Biologically and Chemically Contaminated Wastewater Systems, Michael G Nickelsen, Haley & Aldrich of New York, Phil Loar, Arlington County WPCD

11:00 AM Alternative Disinfection Technologies, Jerry Scott, MIOX Corporation 11:30 AM Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient Wastewater Facility Expansion, Scott Phipps, Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. Session 27 – Professional Development 8:30 AM Growing a ‘Good to Great’ Organization – the Newport News WINN Program

Brian Ramaley, Randy Hildebrandt, Eileen Leininger, Chris Keyes, Izabela Cienzynski,City of Newport News 9:30 AM The Fine Art of Negotiating – a Critical Tool for Success, Ross Schlobohm, Hazen & Sawyer, P.C. 10:00 AM BREAK & Refreshments 10:30 AM Customer Service that Quenches Everyone’s Need! Mark L. Motsenbocker, Vice President of Human

Resources, Farm Fresh Supermarket & Pharmacy-A Supervalu Company 11:30 AM Getting Where You Want to GO; Getting Started on the Road! – Luck, Timing, Savvy and Diligence!

Lilliana Maldenado, CH2M Hill

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Utility Award Grant

Each year, VA AWWA's Membership Committee awards grants to utility employees to offset the cost of attending the conference. The grant monies are to be used for travel, lodging and conference-related expenses only. The purpose of the grant is to increase the diversity of conference attendees and encourage participation by individuals who may not otherwise have been able to attend. Applicants must be AWWA members. For application forms or for more information, please contact: Cheryl Brewer Western Virginia Water Authority 6200 West Main Street Salem, VA 24153.8248 540.380.2687 (phone) 540.380.4857 (fax)

Student Travel Award Grant

VA AWWA's Membership Committee is offering annual conference travel grants for students from universities located outside of the Hampton Roads area. The travel grant monies are to be used for travel, lodging and conference-related expenses only. Applications are available from the Membership Committee. The grants are designed to encourage involvement of students that might not normally participate in the Annual Conference and to offset the costs that are incurred when students must travel from across the Commonwealth to attend. All attending students are eligible to apply. Please forward this information to your students, if you are a faculty member, or please forward to faculty members of universities and colleges who might be affiliated with your business or organization. The Membership Committee is actively looking for new contacts at Virginia schools in areas of study, which are related to AWWA such as engineering, environmental sciences, biology, chemistry, public health, geology and others. For application forms or for more information, please contact: Cheryl Brewer Western Virginia Water Authority 6200 West Main Street Salem, VA 24153.8248 540.380.2687 (phone) 540.380.4857(fax)

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Monday Workshops, HRCC Laboratory Practice Workshop, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm (HRCC Room 102)

“Lab Leadership for Dummies” Do you ever feel you are the only one that doesn’t know the answers to laboratory management questions? If so, you are not alone. Come join other laboratory professionals for a roundtable workshop covering topics related to data management, employee moral, effective discipline and professional development. In addition, there will be an open forum to discuss other aspects unique to laboratory management.

Collection System Workshop, 1:00 – 5:00 pm (HRCC Room 103) (Program specifics under development)

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Permit Compliance Workshop, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm (HRCC Room 104)

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE TRAINING Protecting Your Organization, Management and Employees

From Criminal and Civil Enforcement

Public utilities and private businesses responsible for clean and safe water have never been subject to higher stakeholder expectations. Regulatory compliance is considered a minimum standard. Beyond civil and administrative enforcement, dedicated criminal investigators at the federal and state levels evaluate non-compliance to identify and prosecute environmental crimes committed intentionally or out of negligence. In the event of misconduct by an employee, prosecutors always consider whether a case exists for criminal prosecution of the organization and management. This regulatory compliance workshop will provide tools and information needed to help keep the organization, management and employees safe from these risks as well as from risks of civil or administrative enforcement.

For the organization and management, this workshop will provide a clear presentation and written materials

consistent with federal guidelines for an adequate compliance and ethics program. A major workshop objective is to help the organization and management guard against criminal liability by (1) providing information about adequate compliance and ethics programs under federal guidelines and (2) conducting regulatory compliance training for employees consistent with the federal guidelines.

For employees, this workshop will provide a clear presentation and written materials on (1) key regulatory

requirements directly related to day-to-day operations and (2) proper data and information handling in real world situations. A major workshop objective is to help employees protect themselves from unintentionally committing acts or omissions that may be classified as criminal negligence.

In addition to the protecting people and organizations from criminal risks, this regulatory compliance

workshop is also designed to help participants understand and minimize non-compliance in general and therefore it offers similar benefits for minimizing risks of civil or administrative enforcement.

CONTACT FOR PRE-CONFERENCE PLANNING Christopher D. Pomeroy, President

AquaLaw PLC 801 E. Main Street, 10th Floor

Richmond, Virginia 23219 (804) 716-9021 or Chris@AquaLaw.com

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Conference Special Events 5-K Fun Run, Tuesday, 7:00 am – 8:00 am The Water For People committee is hosting a 5-K Fun Run and Walk. Participants will meet in the Embassy Suite lobby. The registration fee for this event includes refreshments and t-shirts. Please indicate on the registration form if you plan on attending this event. Proceeds from this event will be donated to the Water For People committee activities. Additional sponsors are welcome and should contact Jeff Kapinos by phone (804) 264-2228 or email jkapinos@daa.com. Utility Managers Breakfast, Wednesday, 7:00 am – 8:00 am The Utility Managers Breakfast is an opportunity for managers and senior staff from wastewater and drinking water utilities to share ideas, discuss trends, and address critical issues. A brief overview on current topics will be presented. Please indicate on the registration form if you plan to attend this event. Golden Rodents Breakfast, Wednesday, 7:00 am – 8:00 am The Golden Rodent Breakfast is a breakfast for VWEA Past Presidents. This is an invitation only event. Please indicate on the registration form if you plan to attend. Operator Luncheon, Wednesday, 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm The Operator luncheon will include the presentations of operator-related awards including safety and Operator of the Year awards. 5-S Breakfast, Thursday, 7:15 am – 8:45 am The 5-S Breakfast is an invitation only event. Please indicate on the registration form if you plan to attend this event. American Academy of Environmental Engineers Breakfast, Wednesday, 7:00 am to 8:30 am The Academy (AAEE) cordially invites all attendees at the Conference along with spouses, guests, and friends to a particularly interesting presentation at this year’s Breakfast. Professor Patrick J. Michaels, the State Climatologist has written a book entitled “Meltdown” with the sub-title “The Predictable Distortion of Global Warming by Scientists, Politicians, and the Media.” Come to the Breakfast and join the discussion on global climate change (with a bit of a different twist than you normally hear). Please indicate on the registration form if you plan on attending this event.

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Conference Social Events

Opening Night Jazz Reception at HRCC, Monday, 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm Hot Times in the Cool of the Evenin' --------- Jazzin’ at the Jazz Club. With her classy alto voice, Anna Gunn brings back memories as she sings many of your favorites. Anna is the featured singer with the Hampton Roads-based group Skylark. In between songs, Anna gets behind the music, revealing little -known tidbits about composers and arrangements. Please plan to join Anna, Skylark Bank, and meet your friends at the Jazz Club for the not-so-traditional Meet and Greet Social. The gang will be in Ballroom B from 7:00 – 10:00 pm with wonderful hors d’oeuvres and plenty to drink (cash bar or you can use your drink tickets)! Dress is casual – and if you want to jazz it up that’s fine with Anna. There’s no Tariff for this great entertainment as it’s included in your registration but please check the box on the registration form to let us know you’re attending. See ya at the Club! Water Reach Silent Auction & Reception, Tuesday, 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm (Auction begins at 2:00 p.m. with final bid at 6:30 p.m.) Come join us for the first annual silent auction held by the Water Reach Committee. This event boasts artwork from

some of the finest landscape painters in Virginia as well as photography, pottery, watercolors, and multi-media. In addition to art, items donated by Virginia businesses will be auctioned. Don’t miss this opportunity to take home some unique item and support one of WEF’s and AWWA’s key initiatives to bring safe water and sanitation to thousands of people who are without. Please join us for hors d’oeuvres and drinks and to support a great initiative of safe water for all

Virginia Air & Space Center Trip, Tuesday 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm Take flight to the Virginia Air & Space Center, the visitor center for NASA Langley Research Center and Langley Air Force Base! On Tuesday, September 18th, we have arranged a special evening featuring desserts and cocktails at the Virginia & Space Center, located nearby in Hampton. We will board buses at the Convention Center and ride over to the Space Center where we will be greeted with delicious treats including cheesecake, chocolate delights and other sweet endings to a very busy day! As we stroll the beautiful Space Center, we will have our choice to see an IMAX movie, view several antique flying vessels from the Wright Brothers to the Apollo module, or even ride an antique carousel. Transportation back to the hotel is included in this event.

Located in Hampton, Virginia, the birthplace of America’s space program, the Virginia Air & Space Center features dozens of hands-on air and space exhibits, a premiere interactive aviation gallery that spans 100 years of flight, more than 30 historic aircraft, unique space flight artifacts and more! Your imagination will soar as you launch a rocket, pilot a space shuttle, become an air traffic controller, fly an airplane, and climb aboard a WWII bomber! Come face to face with the Apollo 12 Command Module that went to the moon, a Mars meteorite, a DC-9 passenger jet, a replica 1903 Wright Flyer and more!

There is always something new landing at the Virginia Air & Space Center! Experience a 3D IMAX film in the giant-screen Riverside IMAX Theater...you have to see it to believe it! Or explore the wonderful world of science with one of our blockbuster changing exhibits! Don’t forget to top off your visit with a spin on the Hampton Carousel, a restored, turn-of-the-century carousel adjacent to the Virginia Air & Space Center.

Exhibitor’s Reception & Awards Banquet Wednesday, 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm The reception will take place from 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm in the Exhibit Hall with light hors d’oeuvres and an open bar. This will be followed by Award Banquet in Ballroom ABC. The President of VWEA and the Chair of VA AWWA will present the most prestigious VA AWWA and VWEA awards to distinguished members. If you plan to attend this event, please indicate this on the registration form. Business formal attire is suggested for this event.

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Young Professionals and Students Events

“Fresh Ideas” Poster Session

The “Fresh Ideas” Poster Session is a contest for our Young Professionals (YPs). The contest will showcase some of the latest work being accomplished by our industry’s future. The winner, as judged by an independent panel of the State’s experts, will receive a $500 cash award and travel to the 2008 AWWA Annual Conference and Expo in Atlanta, GA to compete against the other Section winners.

“Fresh Ideas” presentations will cover a variety of topics for all segments of our industry and stimulate YPs to become active within the Virginia Section of the American Water Works Association and to become part of the conference experience. See the posters for yourself. The posters will be located at the Exhibit Hall from Tuesday Morning at 8:00 AM. For more information, contact Steven J. Cook (Young Professionals Committee Chair) at scook@pirnie.com or (757) 873-8700.

Young Professional Leadership Workshop to be held on Wednesday September 19, 2007 All YPs are invited to attend this fantastic learning and networking session!! Participants must register for either full JAM conference or one day registration for Wednesday. Don’t forget to attend the Student/YP reception following the Workshop at 5:30 PM. For more information contact Nicolle Boulay at nboulay@ch2m.com

VA AWWA Fourth Annual Student Water Challenge and Exhibition of VWEA Student Design Competition Winners

The Fourth Annual VA AWWA Student Water Challenge will take place on Wednesday, September 19. This competition for engineering and science majors from Virginia Universities is sponsored by the Student Activities Committee, a joint committee of the VA AWWA and the Virginia Water Environment Association (VWEA), and will focus on using a combination of engineering and science to address a real world water quality issue. Student teams from competing schools will be given a water quality/water treatment problem on the competition day and will be allowed approximately eight hours to develop a proposed solution. Beginning at 3:00 PM, the student teams will present their solutions. Each team will be given 20 minutes for a presentation followed by 10 minutes of questions and answers from our panel of distinguished judges. The winning team will receive a trophy and a $1000 first place prize. The second place team will receive $200. Winners will be announced Wednesday evening at the Annual Banquet. Prior to the presentations for the Student Water Challenge, the first and second place teams from the 2007 VWEA Student Design Competition will give their presentations on their findings from this year’s topic: Evaluation of Liquid-Side Wastewater Treatment Options for the Proposed Lawnes Point Subdivision . This will be an excellent opportunity to see these winning teams whose presentations will represent Virginia well at the national competition at WEFTEC.07 in San Diego. Come out and support the students’ considerable efforts. Spectators will no doubt be impressed at the impressive capabilities of the rising stars that will soon be looking for careers in our industry. Best VWEA and VA AWWA Student Paper Awards The Joint VWEA/VA AWWA Student Activities Committee will be judging all presentations of papers presented by students of Virginia’s universities. Two $500 awards will be given to the best water-themed and the best wastewater-themed presentations. The winner will be announced after judging of all papers is complete.

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GUEST PROGRAMS Guest Hospitality Area Guest hospitality will be set up in Board Room A during the conference at Hampton Road Convention Center. A local host representative will be available to provide assistance, directions, and other information about the area. Also, a continental breakfast and afternoon refreshments will be available according to the schedule below: Continental Breakfast in Board Room A (Tuesday – Thursday) 7:30 am – 9:30 am Afternoon Refreshments in the Exhibit Hall (Tuesday & Wednesday) 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Living Museum in Newport News & Mariners Museum, Tuesday, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm At Living Virginia’s natural heritage comes alive through living exhibits that encompass all the state’s geographic regions from the mountains to the ocean. Each exhibit tells a story. There is the predator-prey relationship between the chipmunk and the corn snake, the survival adaptations of the flounder and puffer fish, the endangered status of the once plentiful sturgeon, and the geological changes that have created caves. The Virginia Living Museum is home to thousands of animals found throughout Virginia including reptiles, mammals, birds and fish. Mariners Museum, is home to one of the largest international maritime history museums filled to the crow’s nest with prized artifacts that celebrate the spirit of seafaring adventure. One can explore over 60,000 square feet of gallery space with rare figureheads, handcrafted ship models, Civil War ironclad USS Monitor artifacts, paintings, small craft from around the world, and much more. The Museum is set on a 550-acre woodland park with the five-mile Noland Trail around tranquil Lake Maury. Registration fee is $25 per person and includes admission to the Living Museum and Mariners Museum, lunch at LIGHT, and transportation. Minimum of 10 participants is required. If this minimum is not met by August 31, the event will be cancelled and fees will be refunded in full to those who paid in advance. No refunds will be issued after August 31.

Hampton Museum and Tour of the quaint town of Smithfield, Wednesday, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm On Wednesday you will begin the day with a tour of the new Hampton History Museum. Here you will find exhibits and galleries that describe four centuries of history of the Chesapeake Bay area and the life of the oldest permanent English speaking settlement in America. There are nine unique galleries filled with history and Virginia culture from the colonial period to today. Following the museum tour you will be transported to the lovely and quaint town of Smithfield, Virginia, which is just across the James River. You will enjoy a comfortable lunch at the famous Smithfield Inn, which dates back to 1752. George Washington even slept here! After lunch you are invited to wander through the many quaint shops and galleries you will find along Main Street. Smithfield has captured the flavor of a by-gone era and remains true to the small town image of America. A minimum of 15 participants is required for this event. If this minimum is not met by August 31st, the event will be cancelled and all fees will be refunded to any who have paid in advance. The cost of this event will be $25.

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Operator Day Events - Wednesday, September 19 VA AWWA Rapid Tappin’, 9:30 am – 10:30 am This operation competition demonstration is wet and wild as the demonstration team’s race against the clock in this simulation of the installation of a ¾” water service. The team consists of a coach and three members with different responsibilities. Two members of the team drill and tap a 6-inch ductile iron pipe under pressure and install a ¾-inch corporation in the pipe while the other team member cuts and flares two pieces of ¾-inch copper tubing. The copper tubing is attached to the corporation and to a meter yoke with a curb stop located midway between the main and the meter. This is a timed event with penalties assessed for leaks, safety violations, and quality of the service installation. Come and see two or three of the state’s finest teams demonstrate this exciting event. VWEA Operations Challenge Events: 9:30 am – 10:30 am Pump Maintenance Event This event will test a team's maintenance skills, dexterity and knowledge concerning a pumping system in responding to a lift station pumping outage. Teams will properly isolate all energy sources prior to beginning work on the system. They will prepare a trailer mounted pump to be put into service if a pump fails at a well station. They will perform numerous preventative maintenance functions including removal, installation and rebuilding of various components of the pump. Once the preventative maintenance is done they will move the pump to the well station and will install the hoses and automatic control systems. They will then test automatic control systems and remove appropriate locks and tags. Collections Systems Event Teams will remove (cut) a section out of an 8-inch diameter gravity PVC (SDR35 - green) sewer pipe with water circulating (running through it). They will hand drill and install a 4-inch service saddle in the replacement section. Then they will cut and install the replacement section (with the service saddle on it) into the sewer pipe, with "flexible" repair couplings. They will program and install on the in-service pipe a portable clamp-on flow meter. Following completion of the sewer service replacement section activities, the water tightness of the installation will be evaluated by placing a predetermined amount of water pressure on the system. VA AWWA TOP OPS Championship Challenge, 3:00 pm – 3:30 pm The Top Ops Challenge is a fast paced question and answer “JEOPARDY” styled competition initiated in the VA AWWA seven years ago. The championship challenge will be held at Water JAM 2007 with the top three teams from the preliminary Top Op challenge rounds held earlier in May at the Plant Operations Committee conference. The teams will compete by answering technical questions taken from the Opflow; state regulations; and manuals from other states. VA AWWA NON OPS Challenge, 3:30 pm – 4:00 pm The NON OPS Challenge is a spin off of the popular TOP OPS Competition. As opposed to TOP OPS, NON OPS is open to anyone but water operators. The format for the competition, a very closely guarded secret not to be revealed until just before the competition, is guaranteed to have a level playing field for all participants whether they be engineers, plant managers, vendors, etc. Each team will consist of three members. We only have time for a competition comprised of three teams. With the submission of an entry form, the first 3 teams will be accepted. See the registration form on the following page.

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NON OPS Challenge ENTRY FORM

ENTRY RULES: v Please remember that the members of a team DO NOT have to be from the same Company or

Utility v All team members MUST be ready to have fun! v All teams must fill out and send in this registration form with their bid to participate.

Send form to: Tom Johnson- Lake Kilby Water Plant; 105 Maury Place, Suffolk, VA 23434

NON OPS 2007 Competition Date and Location: The Joint AWWA Meeting in Hampton on September 19th during the afternoon break at 3PM.

DEADLINE FOR TEAM REGISTRATION: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2007

PLEASE PRINT Team Name: Number of contestants on team:

Companies and/or Utilities represented:

Team Member Information

Team Member 1 (Team Captain) Name: Company/Utility (Mailing) Address City, State, Zip Contact Number

Team Member 2 Name : Company/Utility (Mailing) Address City, State, Zip Contact Number

Team Member 3 Name: Company/Utility (Mailing) Address City, State, Zip Contact Number If you have any questions or comments please contact: Tom Johnson, Plant Operations Committee at tjohnson@portsmouthhighqualityh2o.org or 757-539-2201.

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Water JAM 2007 Clay Shoot at Old Forge Sporting Clays On Monday, September 17, the Water JAM 2007 Clay Shoot will be held at Old Forge Sporting Clays in Providence Forge, just west of Williamsburg off Highway 60. This is the premier sporting clays facility in Virginia and we can promise a great time for everyone. Additional information on Old Forge Sporting Clays and directions are at available at www.oldforgesportingclays.com.

Safety instructions and warm-ups are at 9:30 am with a shotgun (pun intended) start at 10:00 am. Entry fee is $70.00 per person and includes targets, lunch, and prizes. First time shooters are encouraged to participate, as plenty of instruction will be available. Sponsorships are available at $75.00 per station. You will need to bring hearing protection, safety glasses, and a minimum of 5 boxes of #8 light field load shotgun shells for the appropriate gauge of your shotgun. Shells can be purchased on site and the range has a minimum supply of rental guns. Register for this event on the main conference registration form. We look forward to your participation. Please contact Greg Everhart at 804-559-4259 / gregeverhart@combs-associates.com or Tom Thomas at 804-739-5830 / thomas@tencarva.com with any questions.

Water JAM 2007 Golf Outing & Cookout

WWhheenn: Monday, September 17, 2007 WWhheerree:: The challenging and beautiful Golf Club at Riverfront

www.riverfrontgolf.com CCoosstt:: $70 per person - Registration starts at 8:00 AM. Registration includes: Green Fee, Cart, Range Balls, Cookout & Prizes! TTeeee TTiimmee:: Shotgun start at 9:00 AM – Picnic style lunch will be served after the tournament. FFoorrmmaatt:: Four-Person Captain’s Choice. Mulligans and raffle tickets will be sold at registration. QQuueessttiioonnss:: For questions or if you would like to be a tournament or raffle prize sponsor, contact

Mark Swilley at (757) 890-3779, by e-mail at swilleym@yorkcounty.gov RReeggiisstteerr:: Signup for this outing on the main conference registration form

Indicate your preferred group on the form. Individuals will be paired up. E-mail or phone registration also accepted by deadline above.

§ Tournament Prizes:There will be three flights with first, second and third place winners in each flight!! § Closest to the pin prizes will be awarded on all par three holes!! § Long drive prizes for the men and women, so come and show your stuff!! § There are certain to be many great prizes raffled off at the end of the round, so come

prepared to win!! Proceeds of raffle to support Water for People!!

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Virginia Water Environment Association 2007 Corporate Sponsors

Virginia Section American Water Works Association

2007 Corporate Sponsors

AquaLaw PLC Anderson & Associates, Inc. ARCADIS U.S., Inc. Black & Veatch

Black & Veatch Corp. Bury+Partners-Virginia, Inc. Camp Dresser & McKee Inc. (CDM) C. Allan Bamforth, Jr.

CH2M Hill CDM Combs & Associates CH2M Hill

Construction Dynamics Group, Inc - an ARCADIS Company Combs & Assoc. Dewberry Communications Development Co. (Lee Supply) Dominion Construction Dynamics Group, Inc., an Arcadis Co.

Draper Aden Associates Draper Aden Assoc Greeley and Hansen Engineering Concepts, Inc.

Hayes, Seay, Mattern & Mattern Gannett Fleming, Inc. Hazen and Sawyer Greeley and Hansen

HDR Engineering, Inc. Griffen Pipe Products Company Heyward Incorporated Hatch Mott MacDonald

Johnston, Inc. Hazen & Sawyer K. L. Shane, Inc. HDR Engineering

Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. Heyward, Inc.

Michael Baker, Jr., Inc. Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. Nutri-Blend, Inc. McKim & Creed O'Brien & Gere Michael Baker, Jr., Inc.

R. Stuart Royer & Associates, Inc. Neptune Technology Group, Inc Sherwood-Logan & Assoc. O'Brien & Gere

Stantec Consulting R. Stuart Royer & Associations, Inc. Stearns & Wheler, LLC Russell Corrosion Consultants, Inc.

URS Corporation Stearns & Wheler, Inc. Whitman Requardt & Associates Tank Industry Consultants

Wiley & Wilson, Inc. Timmons Group WW Associates URS

WW Associates Whitman, Requardt & Associates, LLP Wiley & Wilson

VWEA 2007 Annual Meeting Sponsors ONLY

C. Allan Bamforth, Jr. KMA Consulting

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Water JAM 2007 Registration Form

1. Registration form and payment must be received by August 31, 2007 to be eligible for the early registration discount. 2. Please type or print clearly. 3. Be sure to complete both sides of this registration form to ensure you (and/or your guest) are registered for this year's special events. 4. Make checks payable to WATER JAM or include credit card information. 5. Mail registration forms to Cathy LaRue, P.O Box 55420, Virginia Beach, VA 23471-9420 or fax: 757-363-1720. 6. On-line registration will be available at www.vaawwa.org and www.vwea.org 7. Cancellation Policy: Written notification is required and must be received by August 31, 2007. A 25% service fee will be retained on all cancellations. No

refunds will be given after August 31, 2007.

Name Title

Company Phone Fax

Mailing Address Email

City State Zip

Name on Badge

AWWA Member No

WEF Member No.

Indicate if you desire vegetarian meals ______ Indicate if you desire to obtain: _____ PDH _____CPE Indicate your conference registration selection by circling the appropriate rate

Member by 8/31

Member after 8/31

Non-Member by 8/31

Non-Member

after 8/31

Operator

Retiree

Student

Full Conference Registration (Includes technical & general sessions, exhibits, all lunches, Opening Night Reception, Water Reach Reception, Banquet & Reception)

Indicate if you will be attending these events

Mon. 9/17 Opening Night Reception yes no

Tues. 9/18 Water Reach Reception yes no

Wed. 9/19 Operators Luncheon yes no

Wed. 9/19 Award Banquet & Reception yes no

$375 $455 $440 $520 $375 $110 Free

Single Day/Operator Registration (Includes technical & general session, exhibits, lunch) Tues. 9/18 - Single Day Registration $215 $215 $280 $280 $215 $75 - Wed. 9/19- Single Day Registration/Operator Day Indicate if you will be attending this lunch

Wed. 9/19 Operators Luncheon

yes no

$215 $215 $280 $280 $90

$75 -

Thurs. 9/20- Half Day Registration

$100 $100 $125 $125 $100 $45 -

Guest/Spouse (Includes general sessions, exhibits, guest hospitality suite, Opening Night Reception, Water Reach Reception, Banquet and Reception)

Indicate if you will be attending these events

Mon. 9/17 Opening Night Reception yes no

Tues. 9/18 Water Reach Reception yes no

Wed. 9/19 Award Banquet & Reception yes no

$115 $115 $115 $115 $115 $115 $115

Total for this page $___________

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Water JAM 2007 SPECIAL EVENTS Registration Form

Tues. 9/18- Water For People 5-K Fun Run (includes T-shirt) ___@ $25 $

Tues. 9/18- Air & Space Museum (Not included in the Full Conference registration, Guest program or Tuesday only registration. Pre -registration required. Limit 2 registrations/person)

___@ $25 $

Extra Tickets for Social Events not included in Single Day or Exhibitor Registration Mon. 9/17 - Opening Night Reception ___ @ $25 $ Tues. 9/18 - Water Reach Silent Auction Reception ___ @ $40 $ Wed. 9/19 - Awards Banquet and Reception ___ @ $70 $ Breakfast Events Wed. 9/19- Golden Rodents Breakfast (Past VWEA Presidents) ___ @ $20 $ Wed. 9/19 - Utility Managers Breakfast ___ @ $20 $ Thurs. 9/20 - 5-S Breakfast (5-S Members) ___ @ $20 $ Thurs.9/20 - Am Academy of Envir. Engineers Breakfast ___ @ $20 $ Guest Program Tues. 9/18 - Virginia Living Museum and Mariners Museum ___ @ $25 $ Wed. 9/19 - Hampton History Museum and Smithfield ___ @ $25 $

Mon. 9/17- Golf Tournament at Riverfront Golf Club Fee: $ 70/person Team/Individuals: 1.____________________________ 2.____________________________ 3. ____________________________ 4. ____________________________

$

Mon. 9/17- Clay Shoot at Old Forge Sporting Clays, Providence Forge Fee: $ 70/person Team/Individuals: 1. ___________________________ 2.___________________________

3.____________________________ 4.___________________________ $

Mon. 9/17- Workshops- (Lunch will be provided for attendees participating in Lab Practice and Permit Compliance Workshops)

_____#1 Lab Practices @ $100 $ _____#2 Permit Compliance @ $200 $ _____#3 Collection System @ $100 $

SUBTOTAL FOR THIS PAGE $ TOTAL FOR PREVIOUS PAGE $

GRAND TOTAL: $

PAYMENT OPTIONS: Check # ______________

Credit Card: VISA____ MasterCard ___ AMEX____

Card No. Exp. Date

Billing Name

Billing Address

City State Zip

Signature

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HOTEL RESERVATION REQUEST FORM

Cut-off Date: Wednesday, August 15, 2007 Note: Reservations made after this date will be accepted on a space and rate available basis

Group Name: AWWA/VWEA

Event Name: Water JAM 2007

Dates of Event:

Name:

Address:

City, State, Zip:

Telephone: Fax: Email:

Arrival Date: Departure Date : # Room Nights:

Room Rates: Single: $129 Double: $129 Triple: $139 Quad: $139

All rates are subject to 13.0% per room hotel and occupancy tax, which is subject to change.

No. of People: ? 1 ? 2 ? 3 ? 4

Room Type: ? King ? Double/Double

Smoking Pref: ? Smoking ? Non-Smoking

Note: While the hotel will do everything to accommodate your requested room type and smoking preference, we cannot guarantee your exact request. All requests are based on availability.

Guarantee: One night’s room and tax is required to hold all reservations.

? A valid credit card is required to hold all reservations.

? Check Enclosed ? Money Order Enclosed

Credit Card # Exp. Date

Cardholder: Print:

Signature:

Note: Any changes or cancellations must be made 72 hours prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of one night’s room and tax. Please contact the Embassy Suites directly regarding cancellation (757) 827-8200.

Fax Form To: (757) 827-8010, or… Mail Form To: Embassy Suites

Attn: Kelly White 1700 Coliseum Drive Hampton, VA 23666

Phone Reservations: 1-757-827-8200 or 1-800-EMBASSY (Group Name: Water JAM 2007)

On-Line Reservation:

www.embassysuites.com Group Code: WAT Per Diem?: Y / N (circle one, ID required at check-in)

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HOTEL RESERVATION REQUEST FORM

Cut-off Date: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 Note: Reservations made after this date will be accepted on a space and rate available basis

Group Name: AWWA/VWEA

Event Name: Water JAM 2007

Dates of Event: Sunday, 9/16/07 – Friday, 9/21/07

Name:

Address:

City, State, Zip:

Telephone: Fax:

Arrival Date: Departure Date:

Room Rates: Single: $114 Double: $114 Triple: Quad:

All rates are subject to 13.0% per room hotel and occupancy tax, which is subject to change.

No. of People: ? 1 ? 2 ? 3 ? 4

Room Type: ? King ? Double/Double

Smoking Pref: ? Smoking ? Non-Smoking

Note: While the hotel will do everything to accommodate your requested room type and smoking preference, we cannot guarantee your exact request. There is a better availability of room types the earlier the request is made.

Guarantee: One night’s room and tax is required to hold all reservations.

? A valid credit card is required to hold all reservations.

? Check Enclosed ? Money Order Enclosed

Credit Card # Exp. Date

Cardholder:

Signature:

Note: Any changes or cancellations must be made 72 hours prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of one night’s room and tax.

Fax Form To: (757) 838-6387, or…

Mail Form To: Courtyard by Marriott

Attn: DK 1917 Coliseum Drive Hampton, VA 23666

Phone Reservations: 1-800-321-2211 or 1-757-838-3300 x.629 (Group Name: Water JAM 2007)

On-Line Reservation:

www. marriott.com Group Code: WAT WATA (king) WAT WATB (queen/queen)

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