2018 Montana Storm Water Conference

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On behalf of Montana Department of Environmental Quality, welcome to the 2018 Montana Storm Water Conference: Running with Runoff: Sustainable Storm Water Management.

We are very excited to host this conference in Bozeman. Bozeman is one of Montana’s fastest growing communities. We believe the community and surrounding area illustrates why the protection of water quality is so important. I encourage everyone to get out and explore Bozeman and the area.

Our goal for the 2018 Montana Storm Water Conference is to build on our previous successes, create a forum for idea sharing, and provide new networking opportunities by bringing together our state resources and expanding the conference to a regional and national level. This conference covers topics about floodplain and land use planning, funding, public-private partnerships, storm water program management, and case studies on best management practices, including green infrastructure and low impact development.

We encourage you to network with colleagues, catchup with friends, and build

new relationships. Outside of our conference sessions, we are hosting a panel discussion on Tuesday afternoon beginning at 3:55 p.m. The panel discussion is titled: “Changing Perspectives: Turning Requirements into Stories of Success,” and will cover a variety of topics from leading industry professionals. Immediately following the panel, there is a exhibitor reception at the hotel. You will find the industry’s leading companies showcasing technology, services, and products. Wednesday night, please join us at MAP Brewing to unwind, grab a beer, and share your thoughts with each other. Thursday, you can choose between two tours showcasing projects that benefit water quality and make our community stronger. Both tours leave the hotel at 9 a.m.

Thank you for joining us at the 2018 Montana Storm Water Conference. We hope you find the conference insightful and provides forward thinking for the future of water quality.

Sincerely,

Christopher Romankiewicz MT DEQ

May 1-3, 2018 | Bozeman, MT

Tuesday, May 17:30-8:30am Registration (Foyer)

8:30-10:00am Morning Session (Hyalite/Clark/Lewis) Keynote: George Hawkins

10:00am Break (Atrium/Foyer)

10:15-11:00am Breakout Sessions

A1: It takes a Village: Building Coalitions Around Big Ideas (Madison)

A2: Elements of a Successful Stormwater Program (Aspen/Tamarack)

11:00-11:15am Break (Atrium/Foyer)

11:15-12:00pm Break-out Sessions

B1: Water Rights and Water Quality, if ever the ‘Twain Shall Meet: Bridging the Regulatory Gap through Collaboration (Aspen/Tamarack)

B2: The Community-Based Public-Private Partnership (CBP3) Model: A New Way to Scale Up Green Stormwater Infrastructure Investments While DrivingCostsDownandBenefitingCommunitiesAlongtheWay(Madison)

12:00-1:00pmLUNCH - Updates on AIS (Hyalite/Clark/Lewis) - Sponsored by: Morrison Maierle Guest Speaker: Thomas Woolf

1:00-1:45pm Breakout Sessions

C1: Innovations in Stormwater Inspection and Maintenance in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed (Tamarack)

C2: Green Infrastructure for Resilient Communities (Aspen)

C3: Side Effects May Include Cost Savings, Collaboration, Resilience: Resources for Water Quality Trading (Madison)

1:45-1:55pm Break (Atrium/Foyer)

1:55-2:40pm Breakout Sessions

D1: Using Technology to Improve Stormwater Data Management (Tamarack)

D2: Design Considerations for Incorporating GI and LID into Linear Transportation Projects (Aspen)

D3: Whose Water is it Anyway? Water Rights and Policy Considerations with Stormwater Treatment, Stream, and Wetland Restoration and Projects to Improve Shallow Aquifer Recharge (Madison)

2:40-2:50pm Break (Atrium/Foyer)

2:50-3:35pm Breakout Sessions

E1: Compensatory Mitigation Works Best with Partnerships: A Case Study on Sevenmile Creek (Madison)

E2: HighPerformanceModularBiofiltrationSystems:A“2ndGeneration”SolutionforStormwaterManagement(Aspen)

E3: To Green or Not To Green: Modeling Incentive-Based Programs for Green Infrastructure Investment on Private Properties (Tamarack)

3:35-3:55pm Break with Food (Atrium)

3:55-5:15pm Panel - Changing Perspectives: Turning Requirements into Stories of Success (Hyalite/Clark/Lewis)

5:15-7:00pm Exhibitor Reception (Atrium) - Sponsored by: Contech and ACF West, Inc.

Wednesday, May 27:30am Registration (Foyer)

8:00-9:00am Morning Session (Hyalite/Clark) Recap and Looking Ahead + Building Resilient Communities and Conserving Fish and Wildlife

9:00-9:15am Break (Atrium/Foyer)

9:15-10:00am Breakout Session

F1: The Next Generation Stormwater Construction Permit: Updates to Montana DEQ’s Construction General Permit (Madison)

F2: Exploring Aesthetics of Green Infrastructure Break (Lewis)

F3: Irrigate,Infiltrate,Automate:StormwaterReuseatUpperVillaPark(Tamarack)

F4: The Next Generation in Stormwater Design: Updates to DEQ Circular 8 (Aspen)

10:00-10:20am Break with Food (Atrium)

10:20-11:05am Breakout Sessions

G1: Using Bluebeam Revu to Manage Stormwater Compliance during Construction (Lewis)

G2: Engineering Aspects of LID Design (Tamarack)

G3: Taking a Comprehensive Approach: Optimizing Your Ratepayers’ Dollars: The City of Bozeman’s Data Driven Approach to Asset Management (Aspen)

G4: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Stormwater Management Best Management Practices (Madison)

AGENDA AT A GLANCE

Keynote: George Hawkins

Guest Speaker: Thomas Woolf

Guest Speaker: Chris West

Thursday, May 38:00am-5:00pm Special Training Session: WQM 130 (Madison)

9:00-11:00am Tour #1: Story Mill Community Park Tour (Sponsored by: CIF Composites) | Tour #2 The Good, The Bad, and The Dirty (Tours meet in the Hotel Lobby)

9:00-9:45am Breakout Sessions

N1: Effectiveness of Wet Retention Ponds for Removing Copper from Urban Stormwater in the Butte Mining District (Aspen)

N2: Creating a Native Prairie Landscape within a Concrete Jungle (Tamarack)

9:45-10:00am Break (Foyer)

10:00-10:45am Breakout Sessions

O1: Where Did All the Sediment Go?!? (Aspen)

O2: Shiloh Conservation Area (SCA) - Wetland Development and Treatment (Tamarack)

10:45-11:00am Break (Foyer)

11:00-11:45am Breakout Sessions

P1: Is it the Soil or the Seed Mix? (Aspen)

P2: Floating Treatment Wetlands as a stormwater BMP (Tamarack)

11:45-1:00pm LUNCH - Conference Adjournment / Evaluations (Hyalite/Clark)

11:05-11:15am Break (Atrium/Foyer)

11:15-12:00pm Breakout Sessions

H1: Integrating SWPPP Management with Project Management (Madison)

H2: Envisioning Community with Green Infrastructure (Lewis)

H3: Mapping, Managing, and Maintaining Superfund Stormwater Infrastructure with GIS (Tamarack)

H4: UrbanSchoolRetrofits:SendingStormwatertoDetention(Aspen)

12:00-1:00pm LUNCH - Awards: Excellence in Environmental Achievements (Hyalite/Clark/Lewis) Sponsored by: DOWLGuest Speaker: Lt. Governor Mike Cooney

1:00-1:45pm Breakout Sessions

I1: Establishing an Environmental Program at a Large Scale Heavy Construction Company (Tamarack)

I2: West Billings Stormwater Development Plan: Choosing the Right Design Storm (Madison)

I3: Kalispell’s Construction Site and Post Construction Site MS4 Program (Lewis)

I4: From Model to Bench Test to Construction - Sediment Retention Best Management Practice for the Tijeras Arroyo Watershed (Aspen)

1:45-1:55pm Break

1:55-2:40pm Breakout Sessions

J1: The Role of Consultants in Stormwater Management - Building Bridges Between Industry and the Regulatory Environment (Madison)

J2: Story Mill Community Park - Restoring Ecological Services in an Urban Environment (Tamarack)

J3: ChallengesandBenefitsofIntegratingaMunicipalStormwaterSystemwithanExistingAgriculturalSystem(Aspen)

J4: Using Wetlands for Domestic Wastewater Treatment at the Bridger Bowl Ski Resort (Lewis)

2:40-3:00pm Break with Food (Foyer)

3:00-3:45pm Breakout Sessions

K1: FACTS: MT DEQ’s Web-Based Discharge Permitting System (Madison)

K2: Integrating Wetlands into Our Community and Infrastructure (Tamarack)

K3: Stormwater Master Planning for the City of Helena (Aspen)

K4: Salty Water and Brown Trees: Road Deicers and the Environment (Lewis)

3:45-3:55pm Break (Foyer)

3:55-4:45pm Breakout Sessions

M1: Stormwater Permitting and Greater Sage Grouse - A Bird’s Eye View of Sustainable Conservation and Management - The New Normal (Tamarack)

M2: Sustainable Stormwater Analysis for the Ford Site Redevelopment, St. Paul. MN (Lewis)

M3: Missoula County: The Evolution of a MS4 Program (Aspen)

M4: Introduction to the Montana Post-Construction Stormwater BMP Design Guidance Manual (Madison)

5:00-7:00pm Mixer/Social @ MAP Brewing - Sponsored by: Water & Environmental Technologies & WGM Group

Keep the conversation going - Storm Water is My Business

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Take advantage of your conference app! Download“Whova”fromyourAppStoreandfindMontana Storm Water Conference and enter Passcode STORM2018.

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Guest Speaker: Lt. Governor Mike Cooney

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A Special Thanks to Water Pollution Control State Revolving Fund & Watershed Protection Program and Energy EfficiencyandComplianceAssistanceProgram for providing essential funding to get this conference off the ground.

Links to your Sponsors & Exhibitors are available on the conference app and online at: mtstormwaterconference.org.

Presentations will also be available online following the conference.mtstormwaterconference.org

EXHIBITORS

ATRIUM: 01. TrueNorth Steel02. ACF West, Inc. 03. International Erosion Control Association 04. Weston Solutions 05. ADS 06. Kanta Products 07. WET 08. Contech Engineered Solutions 09. Core & Main 10. Montana Contractors Association/Territorial Landworks11. Full Moon Enterprises, LLC 12. DOWL 13. Inland Tarp & Liner 14. CISEC, Inc. 15. Williams Civil Construction 16. Flexamat 17. CIF Composites, Inc. 18. AFL Industries a Division of RGF Environmental Group

FOYER: 19. Floating Island International20. Morrison Maierle 21. WGM Group, Inc. 22. Respec, Inc.23. AE2S24. Hall & Company25. MT DEQ26. SWCA27. Forterra