june 18 - 20, 2013

Marc NusserConference Co-Chair [email protected]

Jeff OlsenConference [email protected]

Dan SullivanTechnical Program [email protected]

Ohio Water EnvironmentAssociation614.488.5800 [email protected]

Hosted by the Southwest Section. For information contact:

Howl You Get the Water So Clean?OWEA 2013 Technical Conference and Exposition

Technical Sessions - Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday 64 Sessions Available - Earn up to 12 Contact Hours

Exhibit Exposition - 70 ExhibitorsPlant Tour - Upper Mill Creek Regional WWTPTuesday - OWEA Awards BrunchTuesday - Meet & Greet Networking ReceptionWednesday - Annual Banquet & Member AppreciationMonday - Wolfman Scramble at the Grizzly Golf Course

June 18 - 20, 2013

What’s Your Facility’s Silver Bullet?

CaPturiNg the Beast

May 27 - Last Day for Early Bird Registration and Special Lodging RatesGreat Wolf Conference Center

2501 Great Wolf Drive v Mason, OH 45040 v 800.913.9653

Earn up to12 Contact

Hours

MultipleNetworking

Events

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June 18-20Great Wolf Conference Center 2013LETTER FROM CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS

Dear Colleagues,

In selecting the theme for the 2013 Technical Conference and

Exposition, we were influenced by the continual trend we are

facing – how do we address increasing regulatory requirements

AND address failing infrastructure in a cost-effective manner.

Once the Great Wolf Conference Center was selected for the

venue, the theme was easy. “Howl You Get the Water So

Clean” and “caPturiNg the beast” are conference themes that

incorporate the conference venue with our organizational

message!

OWEA President-Elect Dan Sullivan put the call out for papers addressing the traditional

topics as well as current trends such as nutrient removal, asset management, design-build,

integrated planning, etc. The response was overwhelming, with more members offering to

share their facility’s silver bullet than available program space would allow. This conference

will truly be presenting the best our organization has to offer.

We extend an invitation to ALL operators, manufacturers, administrators, students, and

consultants to participate in this upcoming conference. Building upon last year, various

attendance durations/options are available on the registration form – surely you will find

an option to fit your budget.

Speaking of budget, the Great Wolf Conference Center has extended our organization

an unbelievable rate of $117/night. This includes waterpark access for up to four guests

per room, as well as complementary internet access and parking. Located just north of

Cincinnati in Mason, Great Wolf includes a spacious modern conference center to allow all

conference activities (except for the golf and plant tour) to take place on-site. In addition

to the on-site waterpark, Great Wolf Lodge is adjacent to Kings Island Amusement Park, so

bring the family along. While you are learning how to capture the nutrient beast at your

facility, your family can be tackling the Beast roller coaster at Kings Island.

While the primary focus of the conference is the technical program and networking

opportunities, in keeping with the conference theme, we plan to introduce the “Wolfman

Scramble” to the golf event; a Monday “Teen Wolf” movie night; a “Howling Good Time”

Meet & Greet with dueling pianos, and a member appreciation give back opportunity at

the Annual Banquet.

Please join us and the conference committee, who have worked very hard to provide an

all-inclusive conference experience for you and your family. In advance, we would like to

thank our conference committee and our OWEA staff for their endless dedication, as well

as our sponsors for their support, and our members for attending and making this another

successful conference.

Sincerely,

2013 Annual Conference Committee Co-Chairs Jeff Olsen, [email protected] Marc Nusser, [email protected]

Reasons to AttendThe 2013 OWEA Technical Conference and Exposition

v View the latest in technology and services at the Exhibition - 70 exhibitor spaces available. v Earn up to 12 Contact Hours. v 45 minute technical sessions with 15 minute breaks in-between maximize learning opportunities and enjoyment of attending sessions. vMultiple networking events to meet with your colleagues. v Chance to win a free registration - 2014 Joint Ohio WEA/AWWA Conference at the Annual Banquet. v Venue is ideal for bringing the family. With its waterpark, arcade, candy shop, spa, restaurants, and nearby attractions, there is something nearby for everyone. v Convenient location, just off of I-71 north of Cincinnati, with plenty of free parking. v You would be hard-pressed to find another education opportunity to obtain contact hours, network with peers, visit an exhibit hall, and explore nearby attractions at a more affordable rate.

“caPturiNg the beast”Phosphorus and NitrogenAre you looking for practical guidance regarding the design and operation of systems for reducing effluent nitrogen and phosphorus. Topics may include the principles of nitrogen and phosphorus removal, sources of nitrogen and phosphorus in wastewater, removal options, nitrogen and phosphorus transformations in treatment, process selection, and treatment. Case studies will be presented that may help you decide what will work best in your plant. President-Elect Dan Sullivan has designed the 2013 Technical Program with emphasis on finding solutions to your P & N issues.See the program offerings on pages 5-8.

OWEA Needs Your HelpA successful conference relies on the contributions of time and effort from volunteers. If interested in helping out, contact OWEA at [email protected] or 614.488.5800, Full details and online volunteer form available at www.ohiowea.orgVolunteer Opportunities for the 2013 Conference include:

Registration – Time Slots available Monday - Thursday

Golf Volunteers – Monday

Plant Tour Monitors - Tuesday

Exhibit Tour Monitors - Tuesday

Sign Wranglers - Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday

Ticket Takers - Tuesday & Wednesday

Moderators - Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

Monitors - Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

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June 18-20Great Wolf Conference Center 2013SCHEDULE & REGISTRATION

MONDAY, JUNE 177:30 a - 4:30 p Golf Outing - The Grizzly Course Sponsored by: JGM Valve-Breakfast, CH2M Hill-Lunch Thermal Process Systems-Keg 4:00 p - 9:00 p Registration - Great Wolf Conference Center5:00 p - 9:00 p Exhibitor Setup6:00 p - 8:00 p Executive Committee Meeting8:00 p - 10:00 p Movie Night - “Teen Wolf” Sponsored by Jones & HenryTUESDAY, JUNE 187:00 a - 5:30 p Registration - Great Wolf Conference Center7:00 a - 8:00 a Exhibitor Setup7:00 a - 9:30 a Coffee & Pastries8:00 a - 10:30 a Exhibit Exposition Open10:30 a - 1:00 p Awards Brunch1:00 p - 5:30 p Exhibit Exposition Open1:00 p - 4:30 p Spouse/Guest Program1:30 p - 2:30 p OWEA Annual Business Meeting1:30 p - 4:00 p Upper Mill Creek WRF Plant Tour (Bus loads at 1:30)1:30 p - 4:15 p Technical Sessions (2 Concurrent Sessions)1:00 p - 4:00 p Exhibit Tours (earn Contact Hours)4:30 p - 5:30 p Afternoon Social in the Exhibit Exposition Area Sponsored by Brown & Caldwell5:30 p - 6:00 p Exhibit Tear Down6:30 p - 10:30 p Meet & Greet Patio/Tent Pavilion Sponsored by CT Consultants

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 197:30 a - 5:00 p Registration - Great Wolf Conference Center7:00 a - 9:00 a Breakfast Sponsored by Stantec 8:00 a - 11:45 a Technical Sessions (5 Concurrent Sessions)9:00 a - 4:30 p Spouse/Guest Program11:45 a - 1:00 p Lunch - Great Wolf’s Loose Moose Restaurant Sponsored by O’Brien & Gere11:45 a - 1:00 p President’s Luncheon (by invitation)1:00 p - 4:45 p Technical Sessions (5 Concurrent Sessions)6:00 p - 7:30 p Social Reception – 5S Induction7:30 p - 9:30 p Annual Banquet & Member Appreciation Sponsored by CDM Smith

THURSDAY, JUNE 207:00 a - 11:00 a Registration - Great Wolf Conference Center7:00 a - 9:00 a Breakfast Sponsored by Stantec7:00 a - 8:00 a 5S Breakfast Sponsored by Jones & Henry8:00 a - 11:45 a Technical Sessions (5 Concurrent Sessions)

Registration Options

Early Registration - by May 27th:Full Conference Member ............................$275Full Conference Nonmember ......................$375Retired Member Full Conference ................$150Tuesday Only Member ................................$145Tuesday Only Nonmember .........................$195Wednesday Only Member ..........................$145Wednesday Only Nonmember ....................$195Student .........................................................$50Spouse/Guest Program ...............................$160

Late Registration - after May 27th:Full Conference Member ............................$325Full Conference Nonmember ......................$425Retired Member Full Conference ................$200Tuesday Only Member ................................$170Tuesday Only Nonmember .........................$220Wednesday Only Member ..........................$170Wednesday Only Nonmember ....................$220Student .........................................................$75Spouse/Guest Program ...............................$210 Technical Program - Exhibit Expo Only:*Tues Tech Sessions & Exhibit Exposition .......$50Wed Tech Sessions & Lunch ..........................$75Thur Tech Sessions - 1/2 Day ........................$50Wed/Thur Combo .......................................$125

Exhibitor Registration: Includes Full Conference Registration for Primary ExhibitorMember Exhibitor .......................................$700Nonmember Exhibitor ................................$850Extra Booth Attendant ..................................$50

Golf Registration:Foursome ....................................................$360Individual Golfer ...........................................$90

OWEA Year-2013 Sponsorship Levels:Titanium ....................................................$7500Platinum ....................................................$6000Gold ..........................................................$4500Silver .........................................................$3000Bronze .......................................................$1500Conference ................................................$1000Break ...........................................................$500Golf .............................................................$250Sustaining ....................................................$250

Register online at www.ohiowea.org or call 614.488.5800 to register by phone.

Schedule | Monday, June 17 - Thursday, June 20

*This option for attendees who only want to attend Technical Sessions on Tues, Wed, or Thur, or walk the Exhibit Exposition on Tuesday. Except for lunch on Wed, which is included, Food/beverages/events are not included in this price.

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June 18-20Great Wolf Conference Center 2013OWEA 2013 EXHIBIT EXPOSITION

The Exhibit Exposition will be held at Great Wolf Conference Center in Mason, Ohio. Exhibitor spaces are limited so reserve yours now! The Exhibit Hall will be open Tuesday from 8:00 - 10:30 a.m, 1 - 5:30 p.m., with a social in the Exhibit Hall from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Register online at www.ohiowea.org. or contact OWEA at 614.488.5800/[email protected] for more information.Registration: $700 OWEA members $850 for Nonmembers includes one full conference registration Additional Booth Attendants: - $50 includes Exhibit Exposition access & Tuesday brunch

Join the 70 Exhibitors in the Exhibit Exposition Tuesday afternoon for a light afternoon social as you take advantage of the last hour to stroll the exhibit aisles. Enjoy a refreshment and see the new offerings by the 2013 Exposition Exhibitors.

EXHIBIT EXPOSITION HOURS | Tuesday, June 18, 8:00 to 10:30 a.m. & 1:00 - 5:30 p.m.

EXHIBIT EXPOSITION AFTERNOON SOCIAL | Tuesday, June 18, 4:30 - 5:30 p.m.

Exhibit ExpositionTuesday, June 18, 2013

v Open 8:00 am - 10:30 am v Brunch 10:30 am - 1:00 pm v Open 1:00 pm - 5:30 pm v 4:30 pm Exhibit Area Social

American Academy of Env. EngineersAdvanced Rehabilitation TechnologyAIRVAC, Inc.AllowayArchaeaSolutions, Inc.BISSNUSS INC.BL Anderson CompanyBoerger, LLCBuckeye Pumps IncChesley Associates Inc.Corporate Equipment CompanyCorrpro Companies, Inc.CT Consultants IncCTI Engineers IncDaman Superior LLCDelaney & Associates Inc.DN TanksE & I CorporationEnviroScience IncFlottweg Separation Technology, Inc.FlowWorks, Inc.Ford Hall Company Inc.Gilson Engineering Sales IncGRW Engineers, Inc.GTIH. R. GrayHach CompanyHamilton Kent LLC

HOBAS Pipe USAJ Dwight Thompson CoKemiraMASI Environmental LabsNelson Environmental Inc.O’Brien & GereOdle, Inc Painting & CoatingOH WARNOhio RCAPOrenco Systems, Inc.Ott North America LLCParkson Corp.Paxxo IncPelton Environmental Products, Inc.PurafilRockwell Automation/RelianceSeepex, Inc.Shand & JursShinMaywa (America), Ltd.Smith Environmental IncSouthern Sales CompanyThe Henry P. Thompson Co.The Logan Clay Products CompanyThe Thrasher GroupThermal Process SystemsTrojan TechnologiesWILO USA

EXHIBITORS | Registered as of April 26, 2013

Earn One Contact Hour at Exhibitor ToursSign up for Guided Exhibitor Tours at the Conference Registration Desk. Available at 1 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm. Each hour includes four exhibitors and four 15 minute presentations.

Sponsored by Brown and Caldwell

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June 18-20Great Wolf Conference Center 2013OWEA 2013 TECHNICAL PROGRAM

Track #1 - Fallen Timbers B

1:30 2:15 Alternative Chlorine Free Disinfection Minh Tran, FMC Corp

2:30 3:15 Secondary Wastewater Disinfection Chuck Murphy, Steubenville

3:30 4:15 Real Time Sensing of UV-C Katie Cook, Xylem

Track #2 - Fallen Timbers C

1:30 2:15 Air Ionized Odor Control Dennis Tulenko, Trans Tech

2:30 3:15 Ventilation and Odor Control for Sewers & Tunnels Larry Hentz, HDR

3:30 4:15 Odor Control Methodology for H2S Generation Sharon Vaughn, City of Dayton

Exhibit Hall Tours

1:00 2:00 Four Companies, 15 minutes each, one contact hour Exhibitor Tours



Plant Tour

1:30 4:00 Mill Creek Water Reclamation Facility (buses depart Great Wolf at 1:30, return to Great Wolf 4:00) Plant Tour

Tuesday, June 18 - Technical Sessions

UPPER MILL CREEK PLANT TOUR | Tuesday, June 18 - 1:30 Load, 2:00 Tour

The Butler County Department of Water and Sewer’s Upper Mill Creek (UMC) Regional Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) has a rated capacity of 16 million gallons per day (mgd) and presently treats an average of 8.5 mgd of wastewater. The plant, which discharges into the East Fork of the Mill Creek, services a wide area that includes Liberty and West Chester Townships as well as parts of the City of Sharonville. While most of the flow originates from residential and commercial sources, the facility does have a significant industrial base. The County’s approved Pretreatment Program monitors about 30 significant industrial users in the area, including food processors, chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturers, and metal finishers, among others.

The original UMC plant was built in 1981 and received capacity expansions in 1993, 1999 and 2005. UMC is staffed by 6 certified operators 8 hours per day and monitored the remaining hours by the LeSourdsville Regional WRF via Supervisory and Control Data Acquisition (SCADA) software.

UMC’s main treatment process is activated sludge, using 2 oxidation ditches with biological nutrient removal (BNR) capabilities. By utilizing Anaerobic and Anoxic tanks prior to the oxidation ditch, the plant achieves Phosphorous (P) release in these un-aerated tanks, then subsequent luxury uptake - or removal - of P as the flow enters the aerobic volume of the oxidation ditch. From the ditch the flow feeds by gravity to 3 clarifiers. Here the solids settle to the bottom of the tank and are removed by wasting pumps or recycled back to the anaerobic tank using return pumps. A recycle stream from the oxidation ditch is also returned to the anoxic tank. The plant also has a back-up chemical delivery system that feeds Sodium Aluminate in cases where the biology can’t fully treat the wastewater to comply with effluent P limits – currently set at 1 mg/L (monthly average).

Wasted sludge feeds directly to the Centrifuge and is dewatered and hauled to Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) incinerators or Rumpke to be landfilled. The clear water from the top of the clarifiers flows over weirs and travels to the effluent. Here the flow is treated with ultraviolet (UV) disinfection and then aerated one last time by cascade aerators as it leaves the plant.

Sign-up for the plant tour when you register. For more info visit www.ohiowea.org.

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Nutrient Removal - Sequoia 1/2

8:00 8:45 Nutrient Removal Using Microalgae Ting Lu, Black & Veatch

9:00 9:45 Detailed Sampling for Process Modeling of Phosphorus & Nitrogen Removal Alyssa Jenkins, Hazen & Sawyer

10:00 10:45 Simple, Early Steps Toward Meeting Lower Phosphorus Effluent Limits Mark Sneve, Strand Associates

11:00 11:45 Nutrient Recovery-A Key Component of Sustainable Nutrient Removal Samuel Jeyanayagam, CH2M Hill

Operations - Sequoia 3

8:00 8:45 RAS Pumping System Controls Gary Hickman, Columbus DOSD

9:00 9:45 Blower and Control Installation Brian Mumy, Brown & Caldwell

10:00 10:45 Plant Expansion for Nutrient Removal and Wet Weather Flow Treatment Jeff Lamson, City of Fremont

11:00 11:45 Wet Weather and Advanced Treatment: Procurement Strategies to Secure the Right Technology William Meinert, O’Brien & Gere

Collections - Sequoia 4/5/6

8:00 8:45 Lessons Learned from LTCP Investigations Amber Bretland, Stantec

9:00 9:45 I/I Remediation and Green Solutions Alicia Adams, Stantec

10:00 10:45 Peeling the I & I Onion: I & I Methods, Tools, Pathways, and Monitoring John Swartzbaugh, Burgess & Niple

11:00 11:45 History Repeats Itself: The City of Columbus’ Water in Basement Mitigation Assessment Muralikrishna Chelupati, Arcadis

Biosolids - Symposium

8:00 8:45 Comparison of Class A Systems for Small Digester Facilities John Currie, CB&I

9:00 9:45 From Private to Public-Daytons Journey Into the Biosolids Business Jason Tincu, Dayton

10:00 10:45 Dewatering Equipment Selection; Squeezing the Most Out of Your Decision Shaun Hurst, Andritz

11:00 11:45 Shake, Rattle & Roll: Enhancing Solids Mixing Steven Reese, Hazen & Sawyer

Wednesday, June 19 - AM Technical Sessions - 4 Tracks

TUESDAY AFTERNOON - Art, Appetizers, and Wine at Great Wolf LodgePainting with a Twist: Discover your inner artist with Painting with a Twist, an instructor led painting class that will assist you in creating your individual piece of art.http://www.paintingwithatwist.com/

Creative Cooking with the Great Wolf Lodge Chef: After creating your unique artwork, learn to create tantalizing appetizers while sipping delicious wines.

WEDNESDAY - A Day in Historic Downtown LebanonBuses depart at 9 am to take you to Historical Downtown Lebanon. First stop Exotic Art and Antique Store to create a unique piece of jewelry, next enjoy lunch at The Golden Lamb (Ohio’s oldest hotel). After lunch, there will be time to stroll the streets, browse the shops, do some shopping, and stop at the Ice Cream Parlor. At 4 pm, return by bus to the Great Wolf Lodge.

Join Spouse/Guest Chair Carol Lovett for this year’s relaxing program. Just $160 per guest if registered by May 27 ($210 after May 27). More info? 614.488.5800 or [email protected]

The Spouse/Guest Program includes tickets to Awards Brunch, Meet & Greet, Annual Banquet, and special Spouse/Guest activities.

2013 SPOUSE/GUEST PROGRAM | Tuesday and Wednesday, June 18 & 19

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1:00 1:45 BNR in an Oxidation Ditch Phil Anderson-Arcadis

2:00 2:45 EBPR Lessons Learned at the Versailles WRF Jim Gagnon-CH2M Hill

3:00 3:45 Balancing Nutrient Limits with Net Environmental Benefits JB Neethling-HDR

4:00 4:45 Achieve Low Total Nitrogen Limits by Implementing Deep Bed Denitrification Filters Scott Phipps-Hazen & Sawyer

Operations - Sequoia 3

1:00 1:45 Junk in the Trunk; City of Akron BioActiflo Pilot Plant Operation Deborah Houdeshell, Hazen & Sawyer

2:00 2:45 Cooperative Success Story in Accepting a new SIU Mark Livengood, Montgomery County

3:00 3:45 Operations Tools for Nutrient Removal Optimization and Training Jamie Gellner, Hazen & Sawyer

4:00 4:45 The Business Case for a Comprehensive Wastewater Master Plan Katya Bilyk, Hazen & Sawyer

Collections - Sequoia 4/5/6

1:00 1:45 Stop the Presses, How the City of Hamilton Plans to Save Millions on SSO Control Glenn Weist, Jacobs

2:00 2:45 Development of Akron’s CMOM Program Dan Johnson, Burgess & Niple

3:00 3:45 A Case Study for the Effectiveness of Sewer Rehabilitation on Reducing I/I Karen Reinhart, EMH&T

4:00 4:45 Comparison of Three Wet Weather Flow Treatment Alternatives to Increase Plant Capacity Don Esping, Brown & Caldwell

Energy Sustainability & Alternate Delivery Topics - Symposium

1:00 1:45 Energy Savings with High Rate Aeration Mark Greene, O’Brien & Gere

2:00 2:45 Sustainability, Is it Just Hippy Infrastructure or is There More? Jason Abbott, Arcadis

3:00 3:45 Pioneering Alternative Delivery in Ohio Stephen Gates, Brown & Caldwell

4:00 4:45 Alternative Project Delivery for America’s Water Infrastructure John Awezec, HDR

Green Infrastructure - Fallen Timbers ABC

1:00 1:45 City of Columbus Third Avenue Integrated Green Infrastructure Neil Myers, Williams Creek Consulting

2:00 2:45 Use of Grant Funding for Installation of Green Infrastructure in the New York City Metro Area Lina Posso, HDR

3:00 3:45 Design and Construction Lessons Learned for Green Infrastructure Projects Kelly Kuhbander, Strand Associates

4:00 4:45 Triple Bottom Line Analysis and a Program of Incentives and Marketable Credits Pete Yakimowich, ARCADIS

Wednesday, June 19 - PM Technical Sessions - 5 Tracks

Participate in the election of OWEA’s officers, hear OWEA’s financial report, catch up on organizational news, committee news, and learn about the activities of the NW, NE, SW, and SE Sections.

OWEA ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING | Tuesday, June 18, 1:30 to 2:30 pm

For Monday night arrivers, join in the fun and watch the 1985 comedy starring Michael J. Fox. Enjoy movie snacks and beverages and reconnect with your fellow water quality colleagues.

“TEEN WOLF” Movie Night | Monday, June 17, 8:00 to 10:00 pm

Sponsored by Jones & Henry

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8:00 8:45 Lessons Learned from 5 BNR Upgrades Jamie Gellner-Hazen & Sawyer

9:00 9:45 BNR-An Operator’s Perspective Dan Miklos-Hazen & Sawyer

10:00 10:45 Nitrogen Removal Using Arkea Steve Owens-Archaea Solutions

11:00 11:45 Optimizing Chemical Phosphorus Removal JB Neethling-HDR

Green Infrastructure - Sequoia 3

8:00 8:45 Unique Approach to Regional Green Infrastructure Planning John Lyons-Strand Associates

9:00 9:45 GI Planning a Micro-Scale Modeling and Field Investigation Approach Hazem Gheith-Arcadis

10:00 10:45 Benefits & Challenges associated with GI Practices Thomas Evans-URS

11:00 11:45 Game On: Creative Consent Order Solutions using Green Technology Ryan Andrews-EMH&T

Collections - Sequois 4/5/6

8:00 8:45 Overhauling a Permanent Flow Monitoring Program Eric Saylor-Cincinnati MSD

9:00 9:45 Understanding Wastewater Collection System Modeling Assumptions & Limitations Seth Bradley-Hazen & Sawyer

10:00 10:45 A Targeted Search for I&I Sources Helps Minimize Costs for Small Agencies John Barton-Stantec

11:00 11:45 City of Noblesville Phase 3: A Case Study of CSO Storage Facilities Andrew Scales-RW Armstrong

Potpourri - Northwest Territory BCD

8:00 8:45 Fabrication of Pump Skid for Magnetic Coupling Rick Soltis-Magnadrive

9:00 9:45 CBOD Tips, Tricks and Troubleshooting Denise Seman-Youngstown

10:00 10:45 OHWARN, Emergency Planning Presenter TBA

11:00 11:45 Government Affairs Committee - Setting the Direction of OWEA Dale Kocarek-Stantec

Track #5 - Fallen Timbers ABC

10:00 10:45 Ohio EPA Update George Elmaraghy, Ohio EPA

11:00 11:45 Ohio EPA Update George Elmaraghy, Ohio EPA

Thursday, June 20 - AM Technical Sessions - 5 Tracks

2013 CONFERENCE COMMITTEE We want you have a great conference experience. Feel free to contact us with any questions or needed information.

Olsen, Jeff ................Conference Co-Chair ................ [email protected]

Nusser, Marc ............Conference Co-Chair ................ [email protected]

Angelo, Tom .............OWEA President ....................... [email protected]

Aspacher, Al .............Sign Chair ................................. [email protected]

Cramer, Michelle .....Sign Co-Chair ............................ [email protected]

Baker, Ted ................Sponsor Chair ........................... [email protected]

Beyer, Bob ...............Meet & Greet/Banq Chair ........ [email protected]

Borksosky, Doug ......Water for People Co-Chair ....... [email protected]

Hubbard, Marty .......Golf Chair ................................. [email protected]

Kocarek, Dale ...........Awards Chair ............................ [email protected]

Martin, Dan .............Audio Visual Chair .................... [email protected]

Morgan, Mark ..........Contact Hours .......................... [email protected]

Schafer, Debbie ........Transportation Chair ................ [email protected]

Shaw, Tim ................Exhibit Chair ............................. [email protected]

Sullivan, Dan ............Technical Program Chair ........... [email protected]

Thornsberry, Jack .....Plant Tour Chair ........................ [email protected]

Wagner, Barb ...........Food/Beverage Chair................ [email protected]

Welke, Mike .............Photographer ........................... [email protected]

Winkler, Jane ...........Secretary-Treasurer .................. [email protected]

Lovett, Carol ............Spouse Program Chair .............. [email protected]

Henrich, Judi ............OWEA Executive Manager ....... [email protected]

Davis, Amy ...............OWEA Executive Assistant........ [email protected]

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June 18-20Great Wolf Conference Center 2013AWARDS AND NETWORKING

Bring your appetite and your appreciation for the 2013 award winners to the Ohio Water Environment Association Awards Brunch. The brunch will be held on Tuesday, June 18 at 10:30 am in the Sequioa Ballroom of the Great Wolf Conference Center. After a bountiful brunch including grilled chicken breast with artichokes, capers and a lemon butter sauce, sliced ham, fresh scrambled eggs, blintzes, sausage, and desserts, we will present the OWEA state awards, the 5S nominees, Crystal Crucible and Golden Manhole award winners. If you know someone who is a candidate for a future award, please give their name to your section award committee representative (available online at www.ohiowea.org).

AWARDS BRUNCH | Tuesday, June 18, 10:30 am to 1:00 pm

AWARDS

Are you ready to howl at the 2013 OWEA Meet & Greet? Enjoy the Timberwolf Buffet on the patio or in the big tent. Network with your fellow water quality professionals and enjoy a howling good time of music, comedy, and crowd interaction with 176 Keys Dueling Pianos. Take souvernir photos with your friends and colleagues in the Hocus Pocus Photo Booth.

Networking is a business habit that benefits everyone - regardless of your stage in work and life. Take advantage of knowledge and wisdom of others to learn how to tame the beasts of P & N in your facility. Learn from the experience of others to add to and enhance the learning gained in the technical sessions. How do you howl? Bring your music requests for the dueling pianists and prepare to sing, clap, and laugh.

The Howling Good Time begins Tuesday evening at 6:30 pm!

Are You Ready for a “Howling Good Time”?MEET & GREET | Tuesday, June 18, 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm Sponsored by CT Consultants

$360 Foursome/$90 Individual includes: Golf Cart, Range, Light Breakfast, Lunch, Beverages, Prizes, and Events.Register online at www.ohiowea.orgExperience the Grizzly, the 18 hole championship course designed by Jack Nicklaus. The Grizzly has been played by the best of the PGA, the LPGA, and the Senior PGA Tour for the last 30 years.

“WOLFMAN SCRAMBLE” | Monday, June 17 - 9 a.m. Shotgun StartWhere: The Golf Center-Grizzly Course 6042 Fairway Drive Mason, Ohio 45040 513.398.7700

Times: 7:30 a.m. Registration 7:30 a.m. Driving Range Open 9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start

SCHEDULED TO APPEAR!Carling (Coffing) NolanProfessional Golfer, LPGA Symetra Tour, Winner of the Golf Channel’s Big Break Sandals.Carling is a Middletown, Ohio native and Ohio State University graduate. She turned pro in 2009, playing the then LPGA Futures Tour. It was on the Big Break that she got noticed not only for her golf but also for the “birdie dance” that accompanied each birdie made.

She is the co-host of STO Network’s “Tee It Up Ohio” while trying to play her way onto the LPGA tour. She is a Type 1 diabetic and spokesperson for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).

Breafast Sponsored by JGM ValveLunch Sponsored by CH2M HillKeg sponsored by Thermal Process Systems

Photo Booth Sponsored by H.R. Gray

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June 18-20Great Wolf Conference Center 2013AWARDS AND NETWORKING

The evening will begin with a Social Reception at 6:00 p.m. Your energy and spirits will rise listening to the Jump ‘n’ Jive Show Band from 6 -7 pm. At 7 pm, witness the ceremonious 5S Induction and the “roast worthy’ introductions of this year’s inductees.

The banquet will start at 7:30 pm. This year’s banquet program will honor those receiving WEF Awards, presented by WEF Representative Matt Bond. Next will be the passing of the Ohio Water Environment Association gavel from outgoing President Tom Angelo (l) to President-Elect Dan Sullivan (r).

Enjoy a delectable dinner prepared by the excellent Great Wolf chefs and help celebrate the work of OWEA and its long tradition of dedicated and talented leaders.

The Ohio Water Environment Associaiton will make a special effort to recognize OWEA members with a Member Appreciation Celebration, as well as hold a drawing for registrations to the 2014 Joint Ohio WEA/AWWA Conference in Columbus, Ohio.

RECEPTION AND ANNUAL BANQUET | Wednesday, June 19th, 6:00 to 9:30 pm

The Jump ‘n’ Jive Show Band generates energy and excitement everywhere they perform. Their music is upbeat, dynamic and exciting - featuring Big Band Swing classics that will make you want to dance! This dynamic band is comprised of nineteen professional musicians, plus conductor and many vocalists. The Jump ‘n’ Jive Show Band is a non-profit and their proceeds fund buying instruments for junior and senior high school students!

Matt is director of planning and asset management and wastewater practice leader with Black & Veatch, a global engineering, consulting, and construction company where he is also an associate vice president in the Dallas office. Matt has specialized expertise in advanced wastewater treatment, nutrient removal, biosolids management, wet weather management, and infrastructure asset management.

Matt spent nearly three years working for Johnson County (Kansas) Wastewater. As Deputy Chief Engineer, he was responsible for all existing infrastructure capital improvements projects and coordinated the development of the overall annual CIP program for the wastewater system that serves approximately 500,000 customers. He also helped lead a major strategic planning and asset management project for the utility.

A WEF member since 1985, Matt has held multiple leadership and committee roles within WEF. He led the staff and Board committee that prepared the 2011-2012 strategic direction, and he served on the Steering Group for the Committee Leadership Council. For the Government Affairs committee, he was a lead chapter author of the 2009 Technical Submission to EPA on Removal of Nutrients with Currently Available Secondary Treatment Technology. He previously chaired the organization’s Long-Range Planning Committee and was a member of WEF’s House of Delegates from 2001-2004.

Matt served on the Board of the Kansas Water Environment Association (KWEA), including President (2006-2007) and WEF Delegate (2001-2004), and received the Arthur Sidney Bedell award for extraordinary service to KWEA.

Matt is a registered professional engineer in several states, and a certified Class IV wastewater treatment plant operator in Kansas. He received his B.S. and M.S. degrees in Civil Engineering from the University of Missouri where he was inducted into the Academy of Distinguished Alumni in 2012.

WEF REPRESENTATIVE | Matt Bond, 2012-2013 Immediate Past President of WEF

August 26-29, 2014 In 2011, President-Elect Dan Sullivan had a vision, One Voice for Water, Unum Vocem aqua, and initiated a process that resulted in the two premier Ohio water associations teaming up and working together to hold a joint water professionals conference in 2014.

Even as the OWEA 2013 Conference Committee is busy planning for this year’s Technical Conference and Exposition, another group of committed volunteers from Ohio WEA and Ohio AWWA are working on this first joint water professionals conference in Ohio. The joint conference will be held August 26-29, 2014 at the new Hilton Columbus Downtown and Greater Columbus Convention Center, which are connected by a stunning glass skywalk.

Watch for more details, coming summer 2013.

SAVE THE DATES | 2014 Joint Ohio WEA/AWWA Conference

Sponsored by CDM Smith

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June 18-20Great Wolf Conference Center 2013GREAT WOLF CONFERENCE CENTER

Join OWEA at the Great Wolf Lodge and Conference Center in Mason, Ohio for the 2013 Technical Conference and Exhibit Exposition. The Great Wolf facility has over 17,000 SF of convention space, modern audio/visual resources, light and spacious meeting rooms, superb culinary capabilities, and over 400 rooms. All conference activities except golf, the WRF facility tour, and the spouse/guest program will take place on-site. With free parking, free wi-fi, just off I-71 location, and close proximity to Cincinnati, easy access and a relaxing venue await conference attendees!The standard suite rate is only $117 per night for four persons, so attendees can enjoy spacious lodging at an unbelievably affordable rate! With so many rooms, there are options for attendees, including Wolf Den Suites, Luxury King Suites and more. (Rates may vary for larger accommodations.)Family friendly - attendees and their guests can also enjoy the 79,000 square foot, 84-degree indoor waterpark, including jaw-dropping slides for thrill seekers or zero-depth entry areas for little ones. (OWEA’s special room rates include up to 4 waterpark passes.) In addition, the resort offers Elements Spa Salon, Scooops Kid Spa, retail outlets, and seven food and beverage locations, including a Starbucks and Hungry as a Wolf Pizza. If you have questions about the conference venue, visit http://www.greatwolf.com/mason/.

CONFERENCE VENUE | Tuesday, June 18 - Thursday, June 20

OWEA room rates available for nights of Sun June 16 thru Wed June 19, 2013.Make your reservations via the link at www.ohiowea.orgor Contact the Great Wolf directlyCutoff date for reservations is Monday, May 27th. Group Code: 1306OWE1

Great Wolf Lodge & Conference Center2501 Great Wolf DriveMason, OH 45040513.459.8885800.913.9653www.greatwolf.com/mason/

MASON, OH | Local AttractionsMason, located in southwestern Warren County, is 22 miles north of downtown Cincinnati. As of the 2010 census, Mason’s population was 30,712. Mason has experienced fast growth, with its historic Main Street remaining at the center of the community. Mason went from being a sleepy farm town of less than 5,000 residents in the 1960s to a large bustling community of Cincinnati commuters. For more information on attractions listed below and other nearby activities, visit www.ohioslargestplayground.com or call 800.791.4386.

Kings Island Amusement ParkLindner Family Tennis Center Grizzly Golf CourseFishing at Pine Hill Lakes ParkAlverta Green MuseumSeven City ParksBike Paths Shopping

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June 18-20Great Wolf Conference Center 2013THANK YOU OWEA SPONSORS

Titanium

Platinum

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Conference

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June 18-20Great Wolf Conference Center 2013

First Name (for name badge) Last NameCompany Name TitleAddressCity State ZipEmail: Tel #:OWEA/WEF # (req for member rate) Spouse/Guest Name (if attending)

Conference Registration Registration Type by May 27 After May 27 Row Total

Full Conference includes: All Technical Sessions, Exhibit Exposition, Awards Brunch, Meet & Greet, Wed Lunch, Annual Banquet

Full Conference Member $275 o $325 o

Full Conference Nonmember $375 o $425 o

Full Conference Retired (not working) $150 o $200 o

Full Conference Student (ID Req’d) $50 o $75 o

Tue Only includes: Exhibit Exposition, Awards Brunch, Meet & Greet

Tuesday Only Member $145 o $170 o

Tuesday Only Nonmember $195 o $220 o

Wed Only includes: Technical Sessions, Box Lunch, Annual Banquet

Wed Only Member $145 o $170 o

Wed Only Nonmember $195 o $220 o

Includes: Awards Brunch, Meet & Greet, Annual Banquet, Spouse Program Spouse/Guest Program $160 o $210 o

Extra Awards Brunch Ticket(s) ___ x $35 each

Extra Meet & Greet Ticket(s) ___ x $60 each

Extra Annual Banquet Ticket(s) ___ x $75 each

OWEA Golf Outing Monday, June 17 at The Grizzly CourseIncludes: Golf Cart, Range, Lunch, Beverages, Prizes and Events. 7:30 am Registration, 9 am Shotgun Start, 4 person Scramble. Prizes for Long Drive, Pin Shots, and Course Winners.The Grizzly Coursewww.thegolfcenter.com

# Team(s) of four golfers ___ x $360 each

# Individual Golfers ___ x $90 each

Hole Sponsorship Sign ___ x $250 each

Print golfers names:

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE

Register Online at ohiowea.org

Tickets will be taken for the events below. Please check which events you plan to attend.

Included in Full and Tues Registration

Included in Full and Wed Registration

o Awards Brunch o Wednesday Lunch

o Meet & Greet o Annual Banquet

Conference Co-ChairsJeff Olsen [email protected]

Marc [email protected]

Golf ChairMarty Hubbard [email protected]

Hosted by OWEA’s Southwest Section

FORM OF PAYMENT

o Check # o P. O. #

o Credit Card - you will be emailed a secure link to enter your credit card payment. Or you may call the OWEA office with your credit card number.

o I have read & agree to the OWEA refund policy

OWEA 1890 Northwest Blvd, Suite 210 Columbus, OH 43212T: 614.488.5800 F: 614.488.5801 E: [email protected]

OWEA Refund Policy Cancellations within 72 hours of the conference or no-shows the day of the conference will be billed in full and will not receive a refund.Any Cancellation 72 or more hours prior to the conference will receive a 65% refund minus any credit card processing fees.Any Cancellation 7 days or more prior to the conference will receive a full refund minus any credit card processing fees.

ATTENDEE REGISTRATION

For Reduced Rate Technical Session/Exhibit Exposition Registration Only Options - Visit www.ohiowea.org

Earn up to12 Contact

Hours

MultipleNetworking

Events

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Company NameAddressCity State ZipPrimary Exhibitor Responsible for Exhibit:Email: Tel #:OWEA/WEF # (req for member rate) Fax #:

Signature __________________________________________________________________Date: _________________________ (by signing you agree to the Exhibitor Terms & Conditions posted at www.ohiowea.org and on following page)

Exhibitor Registration Registration Type Cost Row Total

Includes One Full Conference Registration: All Technical Sessions, Exhibit Exposition, Awards Breakfast, Meet & Greet, Wed Lunch, Annual Banquet for primary exhibitor.

Exhibit Booth Member $700 o

Exhibit Booth Nonmember $850 o

Add a Professional Membership: OWEA/WEF Membership $115 o

Additional Booth Attendant includes: Exhibit Exposition access and Tuesday Lunch in Exhibit Area

Booth Attendant (max 4) ____ x $50 each

Print Names:

Includes: Awards Brunch, Meet & Greet, Annual Banquet, Spouse Program Spouse/Guest Program $160 o

Early Bird Rate$210 o

After May 27

Note Special Requests (subject to avail) Check if need standard electric o

Exhibitor Tour: If you would be interested in giving a 15 minute presentation at your booth, check here: o

Extra Awards Brunch Ticket(s) ___ x $35 each

Extra Meet & Greet Ticket(s) ___ x $60 each

Extra Annual Banquet Ticket(s) ___ x $75 each

OWEA Golf Outing Monday, June 17 at The Grizzly CourseIncludes: Golf Cart, Range, Lunch, Beverages, Prizes and Events. 7:30 am Registration, 9 am Shotgun Start, 4 person Scramble. Prizes for Long Drive, Pin Shots, and Course Winners.The Grizzly Coursewww.thegolfcenter.com

# Team(s) of four golfers ___ x $360 each

# Individual Golfers ___ x $90 each

Hole Sponsorship Sign ___ x $250 each

Print golfers names:

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE

Register Online at ohiowea.org

The primary exhibitor may attend each of the ticketed events below. Please check which events you plan to attend.

o Awards Brunch o Wednesday Lunch

o Meet & Greet o Annual Banquet

Exhibit Exposition ChairTim Shaw [email protected]

Golf ChairMarty Hubbard [email protected]

Hosted by OWEA’s Southwest Section

FORM OF PAYMENT

o Check # o P. O. #


o I have read & agree to the OWEA refund policy


EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION

Exhibit ExpositionTuesday, June 18, 2013

v Open 8:00 am - 10:30 am v Brunch 10:30 am - 1:00 pm v Open 1:00 pm - 5:30 pm v 4:30 pm Exhibit Area Social

Exhibitor Recognition v Conference Program v OWEA Website v OWEA Buckeye Bulletin

OWEA Exhibitor Refund Policy Booth Cancellations received after April 1 or no-shows the day of the Exposition will not receive a refund.

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2013 Technical Conference and ExpositionEXHIBITOR CONTRACT - TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1. We hereby contract to participate in the Exhibition on Tuesday, June 18, 2013, at the Ohio Water Environment Association’s (OWEA) 2013 Technical Conference and Exposition and agree to pay the selected registration package fee: Exhibit Booth Member $700 Exhibit Booth Nonmember $850 Extra Booth Attendant $50 for an 6’ deep x 10’ wide booth, with a draped and skirted table (6’ or 8’) and two chairs. The registration fee includes one full conference registration and admission to all conference activities for the primary booth registrant. Payment is due prior to booth assignment.

2. Additional personnel participating in the exhibit will be charged $50 (includes Exhibition admission and brunch, separate seating area available for exhibit staff) and must register as Additional Booth Attendants prior to the conference so name badges are available. Additional personnel interested in attending the social events and/or meals other than brunch on June 18, 2012 must purchase tickets in advance or at the registration desk. To preregister additional personnel for the full conference, register online at www.ohiowea.org or use an “Attendee Registration Form”, available at www.ohiowea.org or by emailing [email protected] .

3. We agree to all the terms of the “Liability & Responsibility Clause”, which is part of this contract.

LIABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY CLAUSE

1. In signing this Exhibitor’s Contract, the exhibitor agrees to assume the entire responsibility and liability for losses, damages, and claims arising out of loss or damage to the exhibitor’s displays, equipment, and all other property brought upon the premises of and shall indemnify and hold harmless the OWEA, The Great Wolf Lodge and Conference Center, the agents, servants, and employees of each organization for any and all such losses, damages, and claims.

2. The exhibitor also agrees that the OWEA, and/or The Great Wolf Lodge and Conference Center will not be responsible for any injury, loss or damage that may occur to the exhibitor, the exhibitor’s employees or property, or to any other person prior, during, and subsequent to the period covered by the Exhibitor Contract; provided said injury, loss or damage is not caused by the willful negligence or wrongful act of an employee of the The Great Wolf Lodge and Conference Center and agrees to expressly release the OWEA, The Great Wolf Lodge and Conference Center of such liabilities and to indemnify the OWEA, and/or Great Wolf Lodge and Conference Center against any and all claims for such injury, loss or damage.

3. It is mutually agreed that it is the duty of each exhibitor to install exhibit in the assigned exhibit booth prior to 8:00 am on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 (set up times 5:00-9:00 pm on Monday, June 17 and 7:00-8:00 am on Tuesday, June 18); and to dismantle the exhibit no later than 6:00 pm June 18, 2013 (tear down time 5:30-6:00 pm on Tuesday, June 18).

4. By signing the Exhibitor Contract, I agree to above Terms and Conditions and Liability and Responsibility Clause.

Signature

Print Name Date

OWEA Exhibitor Refund Policy Booth Cancellations received after April 1 or no-shows the day of the Exposition will not receive a refund.

Exhibit Exposition ChairTim Shaw [email protected]

Ohio Water Environment Association 1890 Northwest Blvd, Suite 210 Columbus, OH 43212T: 614.488.5800 F: 614.488.5801 E: [email protected]

EXHIBITOR CONTRACT

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Level/Price/Points Benefits

Titanium$7,500.0060 Points

Website BannerName on sign at ALL OWEA Registration TablesThank you in all 4 issues of BBHeadline Sponsor of one: Conference Breakfast on Wednesday and Thursday WEF MixerHeadline Sponsor of one: Biosolids Specialty Conference Government Affairs Specialty Conference Collections Specialty Conference

Platinum$6,000.0047 Points

Website BannerName on sign at ALL OWEA Registration TablesThank you in all 4 issues of BBHeadline Sponsor of one: Exhibitor Reception Meet & Greet

Gold$4,500.0035 Points

Website BannerName on sign at ALL OWEA Registration TablesThank you in all 4 issues of BBHeadline Sponsor of one: Ops Challenge (2 available) Logo on Lanyards Conference Giveaway

Silver$3,000.0023 Points

Name on sign at ALL OWEA Registration TablesThank you in all 4 issues of BBHeadline Sponsor of one: Lab/Operators Specialty Conference Golf Outing Lunch Water for People Fundraiser (3 available)

Bronze$1,500.0011 Points

Name on sign at ALL OWEA Registration TablesThank you in all 4 issues of BBHeadline Sponsor of one: Golf Outing Breakfast Golf Outing Beer Keg 5-S Breakfast Specialty Conference sponsor (one not taken by Titanium Sponsor)

Conference$1,000.007 Points

Name on sign at ALL OWEA Registration TablesThank you in 2 issues of BB

Break$500.003 Points

Name on Break signs not “purchased” with pointsThank you in 2 issues of BB

Sustaining$250.00 1 Point

Thank you in 1 issue of BB

Points Description

1 Golf Hole Sign

1 Sustaining Sponsor Certificate

2 Golf Event Sponsor (i.e. Long Putt, Pin shot, Long Drive)

4 Golf Foursome for 1/2 Price

6 Golf Foursome

8 Premier Golf Sponsor (1 Foursome, 1 Sign, 1 event)

3 Biosolids Attendance

3 Government Affairs Attendance

3 Collections Attendance

3 AM or PM Break Sponsor for 1 Conference

6 Lab/Operations Attendance

13 Premier Specialty Conference(Attendance for all 4, 1 Break)

2 Conference Meet & Greet Ticket

2 Conference Banquet Ticket

3 Thursday Only for Conference

3 Break Sponsor

4 Tuesday Only for Conference

4 Wednesday Only for Conference

4 Full Conference for 1/2 Price

6 Full Booth for 1/2 Price

7 Full Conference Registration

10 Full Booth Registration

4 1/8 Page ad in Spring or Summer BB



16 1 Page ad in Spring or Summer BB

1 Ticket to Water for People Fundraiser Wine Tasting

Become a 2013 OWEA SponsorSign up at www.ohiowea.org or contact OWEA at 614.488.5800, [email protected]

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Points # each Description1 Golf Hole Sign

1 Sponsor Certificate

2 Golf Event Sponsor (i.e. Long Putt, Pin shot, Long Drive)

4 Golf Foursome for 1/2 Price

6 Golf Foursome

8 Premier Golf Sponsor (1 Foursome, 1 Sign, 1 event)

3 Biosolids Attendance

3 Government Affairs Attendance

3 Collections Attendance

3 AM or PM Break Sponsor for 1 Conference

6 Lab/Operations Attendance

13 Premier Specialty Conference(Attendance for all 4, 1 Break)

2 Conference Meet & Greet Ticket

2 Conference Banquet Ticket

3 Thursday Only for Conference

3 Break Sponsor

4 Tuesday Only for Conference

4 Wednesday Only for Conference

4 Full Conference for 1/2 Price

6 Full Booth for 1/2 Price

7 Full Conference Registration

10 Full Booth Registration




16 1 Page ad in Spring or Summer BB

1 WFP Wine Tasting/Social Fundraising Event

Total Point Redemption

If you’d like to decide later how you will redeem your points, OWEA will work with you during the 2013 calendar year.

Points must be used in 2013.

2013 Association Sponsorship Program

Company Name Title

Address

City State Zip

Contact Name:

Email: Tel #:

Company website: Fax #:

Sponsor Committee ChairTed Baker [email protected]

Ohio Water Environment AssociationColumbus Office [email protected]

FORM OF PAYMENT

o Check # o Send Invoice



Thank you for your support!

Sponsor Recognition:Signage, Programs, Buckeye Bulletin, OWEA Website, Ohio Mixer, and more (please see specific recognitions per sponsor level)

Sponsorship Levels

Titanium 60 Points $7500 o

Platinum 47 Points $6000 o

Gold 35 Points $4500 o

Silver 23 Points $3000 o

Bronze 11 Points $1500 o

Conference 7 Points $1000 o

Break 3 Points $500 o

Golf 1 Point $250 o

Sustaining 1 Point $250 o

Other please note amount $_____ o

Sponsorship Amount Due

june 18 - 20, 2013

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