BACWA Annual Members Meeting 2023

 

BACWA Annual Members Meeting 

Join us for this in-person event at the David Brower Center in Berkeley!

Friday, May 5th, 2023, 8:30 am – 3:30 pm

Meeting Program

Video from Program

See BACWA’s YouTube Channel

Morning Session: Welcome and Regulator Priorities

Morning Session: Nutrients – Moderated Discussion

Afternoon Session: Leadership Recognition and BACWA Hot Topics

Slides from Program

Regulator Priorities

EPA -Peter Kozelka

San Fransisco Bay Regional Water Board – Tom Mumley

State Water Resources Control Board – Karen Mogus

Nutrients – Moderated Discussion

Overview – Lorien Fono, BACWA

Science Update – David Senn, SFEI

Regulatory Perspective – Tom Mumley, R2

GAR, Management Alternatives, and Recycled Water – Mike Falk, HDR

NBS – Ian Wren, Baykeeper and SFEI

BACWA Hot Topics

Issues in AIR Regulatory Compliance – Courtney Mizutani, Mizutani Environmental

Biolsolds – A changing landscape – Sarah Deslauriers, Carollo

Collection Systems Updates – Mary Cousins, BACWA

Venue Information:

Coffee, morning snacks, and lunch will be provided

Brower Center – Google Maps

Car & Bike Parking Information

 

Additional Resources:

May 2023 Regulatory Issues Matrix

BACWA FY24 Budget Workplan

BACWA Nutrient Fact Sheet

BACWA FY22 Annual Report

2023 NPDES Compliance Letter

2022 BAPPG Annual Report

2022 Group Annual Report for Nutrient Watershed Permit

2022-2023 Committtee Accomplishments

 

 

2023 Annual Meeting

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2023 BACWA Annual Meeting – Year in ReviewDownload
BACWA Hot Topics BiosolidsDownload
BACWA Hot Topics Collection System UpdatesDownload
BACWA Hot Topics Issues in Air Regulatory ComplianceDownload
Nutrients GAR, Management Alternative, and Recycled WaterDownload
Nutrients NBSDownload
Nutrients OverviewDownload
Nutrients Regulatory PerspectiveDownload
Nutrients Science UpdateDownload
Regulator Priorities EPADownload
Regulator Priorities San Fransisco Bay Regional Water BoardDownload
Regulator Priorities State Water Resources Control BoardDownload