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Welcome to WATERCON 2018

“The amount of knowledge and experience in the water industry in that location at that time is mind boggling.”

T he Illinois Section American Water Works Association’s annual conference, WATERCON18, is quickly approaching. This is the state’s largest conference for water professionals with more training sessions, educational presentations,

equipment and technology exhibits, competitions, and attendees than you’ll find anywhere else. At this time, the planning is well underway and, I can safely say, the program is going to be bigger than ever. You won’t want to miss it!

Our theme for WATERCON18 is ‘Honoring Our Veterans.’ We will pay tribute to our nation’s veterans while we enjoy the conference events. Our keynote speaker, Karen Baetzel, an air force veteran, will offer some leadership tips and encouragement. On Monday, we are offering com-plimentary one-day registration to the conference for unemployed or underemployed military veterans in an effort to help them find a potential transition into a job in the water industry.

Chris Ulm, P.E.Chair 2017–2018 Illinois Section AWWA

The technical program is again packed with presentations by experts in the water profession. Topics include leadership, engineering, treatment, water loss, women in water, source water, and safety and security, covering every aspect of the total water spectrum. Also included will be presentations by regulators and others on new and pending regulations. Our peers will be providing case studies on how they approached some trying new regulations and requirements. The Technical Committee has assembled an educational and training program that is second to none, and they have organized the agenda and room assignments to make it easier for you to maximize what you get out of the conference.

The Exhibit Hall, continuing to expand to more parts of the conference center, will feature everything you could possibly need, including new technologies, proven tools and equipment, and expert knowledge and advice from the manufacturers and their representatives. With more than 150 exhibits, you are sure to find more than a few things you never knew existed and won’t know how you did without.

The competitions have really grown over the years. Not only in number of events, but also in the number of teams competing. Again this year, WATERCON18 will feature Top Ops, Meter Madness, Hydrant Hysteria, and the Tapping Contest. The friendly competition while contestants show off their incredible abilities is always a joy to watch.

Perhaps most importantly, your peers are going to be there. The amount of knowledge and experience in the water industry in that location at that time is mind boggling. There is sure to be someone who’s already tackled that problem you’re struggling with. This is your opportunity to chat with them over a coffee, while looking at the tools and equipment they used, or the approach they took to solve the problem. Or, maybe you are the one who has that much-needed guidance to help someone else. We’ll buy the coffee while you two network!

Please don’t delay. Check out the rest of the incredible details in this pre-conference program and get registered to attend. I can’t wait to see you in Springfield in March!

ALL SESSIONS earn training credits for Operator Certification renewal and PDH credits.

WATERCON 2018 | PRE-CONFERENCE PROGRAM & REGISTRATION2

T he word hero gets kicked around a lot today. Movie stars, celebrities, sports figures – famous, beautiful, talented people whose names are easy to recognize. Veterans, police officers, and teachers get called heroes a lot too... But are they really heroes?

Join retired Navy Captain and all-around BattleAxe Karen Baetzel as we take another look at what has happened to the word “hero” and hear her take on the very nature of heroism through four true stories, which might make you think of your own story in the water industry.

Karen Baetzel has a unique background of military, non-profit, and corporate leadership and has dedicated her efforts to sharing the lessons of servant leadership and inspired living, both to pay it back and pay it forward.

Capt. Baetzel retired after 30 years of commissioned service in the United States Navy, as one of the Navy’s most senior female Naval Aviators. She is also one of the few Naval Aviators of either gender to qualify as an Aircraft Commander in fly helicopters, propeller and jet aircraft, amassing more than 2,000 military flight hours in six aircraft types and serving aboard seven ships.

After her Commanding Officer tour, she served on the elite Navy Leadership Training Team for senior officers, and specialized in defense emergency preparedness and disaster response. Karen also specialized in defense emergency preparedness and disaster response, serving at the state level and in the Offices of the Secretary of Defense in the Pentagon. She was a military responder to numerous national emergencies, including the 9/11 attacks and Hurricane Katrina.

She is a former newspaper columnist, certified international mediator, and co-author of three books. She has co-authored or contributed to books including World’s Best Kept Public Speaking Secrets with Peter Fogel in 2009, Stepping Stones to Success, coauthored with Deepak Chopra, Jack Canfield, and Dr. Denis Waitley, published in 2010, and Military Fly Moms, published in 2012. Karen holds undergraduate degrees in Business Management and Economics and a Master of Arts in National Security and Strategic Studies from the prestigious Naval War College.

After successful engagements in the corporate world, Karen went on to found her own business, BattleAxe Consulting Services in 2007. She now serves an international client base in leadership training and development, and homeland security and defense consulting.

Welcome to Our Special Guests

Capt. Karen Baetzel, USN (ret.)Keynote Speaker

Monday, March 19

W e are pleased to welcome Mitch Kannenberg as this year’s official AWWA representative at WATERCON. Mitch Kannenberg is an Associate Vice-President for Leggette, Brashears & Graham, Inc. in Sioux Falls, South

Dakota. Mitch joined AWWA in 1999 and has been an active member in the South Dakota Section of AWWA since that time.

Involved in many of the Section’s committees, Mitch has served as the Technical & Education Chair, Administrative and Policy Chair, and the South Dakota Section Chair. He has served as the South Dakota Section Director on the AWWA Board of Directors since 2015. He received the Fuller Award in 2011. Mitch holds an MS and BS in geological engineering from the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology.

Mitch Kannenberg, AWWA RepresentativeVice-President (2016–2018),

American Water Works Association

Stay tuned for more details about our

other special guests at WATERCON!

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Event Planner

Monday, March 19 | Honoring Our Veterans*/Students & YP Day8:30 – 10:00 am Board & Committee Chair Reception

9:00 – 11:30 am YP Leadership Summit

10:00–11:30 am Round Table Forum: Lead Issues

11:00 am – 3:00 pm Poster Presentations

1:00 – 2:00 pm Keynote Session – Karen Baetzel: Show Me a Hero

2:00 pm Color Guard Recognition Ceremony

2:00 – 3:00 pm Exhibit Hall Grand Opening

3:00 – 5:00 pm Lead Issues

3:00 – 5:00 pm Leadership Development

3:00 – 5:00 pm Safety & Security

4:00 – 5:00 pm Student & YP Reception (ID required)

4:00 – 5:00 pm Women In Water (all are welcome)

5:00 – 6:00 pm Women In Water Reception (all are welcome)

ISAWWA would like to express our appreciation to our unemployed or underemployed military veterans by helping them to transition into a job in the water industry. There are many jobs for veterans who trained during their service for skills that apply to water and wastewater treatment. To that end, we would like to offer you a complimentary one-day registration on Monday to WATERCON 2018 if you are not currently working in the water industry.

Register online at www.isawwa.org/?page=Vet.

*Honoring Our Veterans – One-Day Free Registration

Come and help honor our veterans with the US Color Guard. Exhibit Hall Grand OpeningMonday at 2:00 pm


8:00 – 10:00 am Collections

8:00 am – 12:00 pm Management – Water and Wastewater

8:00 am – 12:00 pm Water Treatment

8:00 am – 1:00 pm Women In Water (all are welcome)

9:00 – 10:00 am Operator & Small Systems Track – Meet the IEPA

10:00 am – 5:00 pm Operator & Small Systems Track

10:30 am – 2:00 pm Engineering – Wastewater

12:00 – 12:30 pm Box Lunch

1:00 – 5:00 pm Engineering – Water

1:00 – 5:00 pm Asset Management – Water and Wastewater

3:00 – 5:00 pm Treatment – Wastewater

5:00 – 6:00 pm Meet & Greet Exhibit Hall Reception

6:00 – 8:00 pm Women In Water Adventure Activity

Tuesday, March 20 | Operators Day

Wednesday, March 21 | Retirees Day8:00 – 10:00 am Stormwater Management

8:00 – 11:00 am Asset Management – Water

8:00 – 11:00 am Engineering – Water and Wastewater

8:00 – 11:30 am Operator Testing Prep – Water A/B & C/D and Wastewater

8:00 am – 12:00 pm Safety and Security

8:00 am – 4:30 pm Water Distribution

8:30 – 10:00 am Junior Science Fair Presentations

9:00 – 10:00 am Bullet Journalling

9:00 am – 4:30 pm Workforce Development & Mentoring

10:00 am – 4:30 pm Engineering – Wastewater

12:00 – 2:00 pm Fuller Award Lunch

12:00 – 12:30 pm Operators Testing Lunch (Long 9 Buffet)

1:00 – 6:00 pm EPA Administered Operator Tests – Water A/B & C/D and Wastewater

2:00 – 4:00 pm Tour of CWLP Treatment Plant

2:00 – 4:30 pm Source Water

3:00 – 4:30 pm Water Loss

3:00 pm Meter Madness

4:00 pm Hydrant Hysteria

5:00 pm Tapping Competition

7:30 – 9:00 am Installation of Officers and Awards Breakfast

9:00 am – 12:00 pm Regulatory Session

Thursday, March 22

Water Operator License Credits Information All technical sessions, and Exhibit Hall Stretch Your Education sessions qualify unless stated otherwise. Water, wastewater, and stormwater courses apply for water operator renewal training credit. Sessions are 30 minutes in duration unless otherwise noted.

Engineering License Credit InformationAll sessions apply for Engineering Professional Development Hours.


9:00 am – 11:30 am Exhibit Hall Open

9:00 am – 11:00 am Bid on Silent Auction Items – Main Exhibit Hall, center area

11:00 – 11:30 am Exhibit Hall Countdown (no technical sessions)

11:20 am Water For People Silent Auction Bidding Ends

3:00 pm Meter Madness

4:00 pm Hydrant Hysteria

5:00 pm Tapping

Exhibit Hall Planner

Please note: Fluoridation awards can be picked up anytime from the Illinois Department of Public Health at Booth 40.

Plus:Stretch Your Education – 15-minute educational opportunities. Stay tuned for more details!

Monday, March 19 - Free One-Day Admission – Honoring Our Veterans Day!

7:00 am – 1:00 pm Exhibitor Setup

2:00 – 3:00 pm Exhibit Hall Grand Opening (no technical sessions)

2:00 – 6:00 pm Exhibit Hall Open

2:00 pm Ice Cream Bar – Provided by Water Well Solutions

2:00 – 6:00 pm Cartoonist Charles King – Free cartoon drawings of attendees

2:00 – 6:00 pm Water For People Silent Auction begins – bid on items in booths

5:00 – 6:00 pm Meet & Greet Reception and Refreshments

5:00 – 6:00 pm Top Ops Competition

Tuesday, March 209:00 am – 6:00 pm Exhibit Hall Open

9:00 am – 6:00 pm Silent Auction Bidding continues (in exhibitors’ booths)

9:00 am – 6:00 pm Cartoonist Charles King – Free cartoon drawings of attendees

12:00 pm Box Lunch in Exhibit Hall (ticket required)

12:00 pm Taste Test in Exhibit Hall Center Stage Stretch Your Education – 15 mins. educational opportunities

2:00 pm Ice Cream Bar – Provided by Water Well Solutions

5:00 – 6:00 pm Meet and Greet Reception

5:45 pm Water For People 50/50 Raffle – winner drawn

Wednesday, March 21

Are you an exhibitor? Want to be part of Stretch Your Education? Visit www.watercon.info and click on the Exhibitors tab for a link to more information on how to submit your abstract.


Financial Assistance

Monday• Keynote Speaker

Capt. Karen Baetzel, USN (ret.)• Veteran Recognition Day• US Color Guard March to Exhibit Hall• Cartoonist Charles King in Exhibit Hall

Tuesday• Breakfast for New PEs & 2018

Testing Candidates• Cartoonist Charles King in Exhibit Hall• Women In Water Adventure Activity

Wednesday• City Water Light and Power

Treatment Plant Tour

Young Professionals and StudentsFinancial assistance to attend the conference is limited to the first 12 students who apply, and is intended to help students who would otherwise not be able to afford to attend the conference. If you are receiving sponsorship from your school or other sources to attend the conference, please refrain from applying for financial assistance so it is available for those most in need. Visit the website www.isawwa.org/WATERCON/Students or phone 866-521-3595 ext. 3.

Thank You, Veterans!We would like to express our appreciation to our underemployed or unemployed military veterans by helping them to transition into a job in the water industry. There are many jobs for veterans who trained during their service for skills that apply to water and wastewater treatment. To that end, we would like to offer you a complimentary registration to WATERCON 2018. For details and to register online, go to www.isawwa.org/?page=Vet.

New This Year!

Two US presidents, Carter and Reagan, have sat with Charles King to be drawn by the cartoonist. Even Colonel Sanders of KFC sat for Charles. He averages 30 to 60 drawings per hour, but his real talent is the humor that he tries to include in each drawing he does. Follow him as he locates in various areas of the Exhibit Hall. For more information about Charles King, visit www.drawUSA.com.

Dallas Cartoonist Charles King – Free drawings for attendees

Volunteer... Have FUN!Volunteers at WATERCON are what make it the best conference in the Midwest. Volunteers help to control the cost for attendees and exhibitors. When you volunteer, you meet people that you would not have otherwise met. If you are already attending WATERCON, please consider taking a portion of your day or evening to volunteer. You’ll be glad you did! www.isawwa.org/WATERCON/Volunteer


9:00 – 11:30 am | Career Development for Young ProfessionalsPresenters: Kyle Saunders, City of Rockford and Wayne Pratt, Wachs Water Service

10:00 – 11:30 am | Lead Issues – Round Table Please come and join a Round Table discussion regarding Lead Service Issues in Illinois. You will hear from two communities, Joliet and Rockford, and their own experiences addressing lead in their water utilities. The Round Table discussions will focus on your Lead Service Challenges and Lead Service Solutions.

11:00 am – 3:00 pm | Poster Presentation Session 11:00 am – 1:00 pm ........Poster Set-up 1:00 – 3:30 pm ................Cast Your People’s Choice Vote2:00 – 3:00 pm ................Official Judging3:45 pm ..........................Winner Announced

Monday, March 19

Honoring Our Veterans Unemployed and underemployed veterans receive free registration on Monday to enable them to network with exhibitors for future employment opportunities. Veterans, please pre-register at www.isawwa.org/?page=Vet.

3:00 – 5:00 pm | Leadership DevelopmentA Study of Variables That Impact Job Satisfaction at Public Works Departments in The Suburbs of Chicago, ILAllison Swisher, City of Joliet

Utility Organization OptimizationColton Janes, Aqua Illinois, Inc.

The Value of Our Work: Why the Water Industry Gets No Respect, and How to Fix ItPaul May, Northwest Suburban Municipal JAWA

A Waterman Wanders the WorldGreg Swanson, Swansonian Institute

3:00 – 5:00 pm | Safety and SecurityImproving Emergency Response: Lessons Learned from Planning and Participating in a Regional Full-Scale Water Utility Based ExerciseBrianna Huber, City of East Moline; Jason Upton, City of Rock Island

Using GIS for Confined Space/Vault SafetyKaitlin Szedlar, American Water

Considering Cyber Security? What You Don’t Check May Cost You!Tom Powell, Greeley and Hansen

Dedicated Bulk Water Dispensing PointsJay Morrison, Flowpoint Systems; Michelle Harrod, Midwest Water Group, Inc.

3:00 – 4:00 pm | Leadership DevelopmentCommanding Presence – Up Your Communication Game with Military Style with Karen Baetzel Session Chair: Carolyn Grieves, Baxter and WoodmanIn this high-energy, engaging, and participative strategic work session, we will work on your presentation presence. You will acquire knowledge and proactive, common sense applications to enhance your ability to command the room. The modes will include large group lecture and discussion, small group discussion/dialogue and individual experiential practice and evaluation.

2:00 – 3:00 pm | Exhibit Hall Grand Opening Celebrate and honor our veterans, visit display booths, and network with exhibitors and your colleagues.

3:00 – 5:00 pm | Lead IssuesGetting the Lead Out of Drinking FountainsPaul Moyano, City of Evanston; Tim Bartus, City of Evanston

Lead Mitigation in Schools – A Case StudyJohn Donahue, North Park Public Water; Crystal Draffkorn, North Park Public Water District

Understanding and Developing Optimal Corrosion Control TreatmentAmrou Atassi, CDM Smith; Joanna Cummings, CDM Smith

Iron Release Investigation City of Moline Water UtilityBob Bohannon, City of Moline Water Division; Tony Loete, City of Moline Water Division

1:00 – 2:00 pm | KEYNOTE AddressKaren Baetzel: Show Me A Hero


WaterWorks Museum• Ground Floor Lobby, in the former Gift Shop – Items needed!!• Do you have any wooden water main, old meters, tools, hydrants, maps or photographs

lying around? If you do, bring it with you to WATERCON 2018! • If you are interested in displaying an item, please contact Sandi at 866-521-3595, ext. 3.• Have some good stories to swap about the “old days” or want to hear some? Sign up to

work as a docent at the Museum at www.isawwa.org/event/WATERCON_Volunteer. • No prior experience needed!

Monday Meetings & Events

• 8:30 – 10:00 am | Board and Committee Chair & Vice Chair Breakfast Reception• 12:00 pm | Taste Test Competition• 5:00 – 6:00 pm | Top Ops Competition

4:00 – 5:00 pm | Women In WaterWomen In Water – Journey of a Female Working In a Male Dominated IndustryKaren Baetzel will share stories about specific situations in which she faced issues/or obstacles as a female in a male-dominated industry, how she overcame the issue/obstacle and what lessons she walked away with from the experience; after telling a couple of her stories she can open it up to questions and ask the audience to share their stories/lessons learned as well.

5:00 – 6:00 pm | Reception – Women In Water Open to both men and women of any age.

4:00 – 5:00 pm | Student and YP ReceptionReception for students and young professionals (ID required).


Tuesday, March 20

8:00 am – 12:00 pm | Women In Water (WIW) Open to men and women of all ages.

Generations at Work: Managing Multiple Generations in the WorkforceBrianna Huber, City of East Moline; Kyla Jacobsen, City of Elgin (retired); Stephanie Barton, City of Springfield

Goal Setting, Mapping, and Resource Utilization for the Successful LeaderIrene Caminer, Caminer Consulting, LLC

Women In Water – Best Practices In SupervisionKyla Jacobsen, City of Elgin (retired)

WIW RoundtableBrianna Huber, City of East Moline

Gender in the Workplace: Building A Stronger Workforce By Getting To Know Your CounterpartsBrianna Huber, City of East Moline

8:00 am –12:00 pm | Management – Water and WastewaterNSMJAWA’s Water Management Portal – ManagingChris Sosnowski, Concentric Integration; Nick Paradiso, Concentric Integration; Jeremy Henning, Northwest Municipal Joint Action Water Agency (NSMJAWA)

Latest Techniques and Examples of Water Management with Wireless SCADABruce Collins, Cambium Networks

Successful Management of a Large Municipal Design Project With Phased ConstructionStephen Crede, Burns & McDonnell; Kyla Jacobsen, City of Elgin; Eric Weiss, City of Elgin

Bird Droppings and Other Challenges of Rehabilitating Toledo’s Intake Structure in Lake ErieJeremy Nakashima, Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc.

Rate Setting With an Engineering Twist: Oswego, A Case StudyMichele Piotrowski, Engineering Enterprises, Inc.; Jennifer Hughes, Village of Oswego

Conducting an EPA Critical Infrastructure Assessment for Hazard ResiliencyJennifer Anders, Woodard & Curran; Rob Little, Woodard & Curran

Big Money for Big Projects: Lessons Learned From Illinois’ First WIFIA ApplicationMichael Colby, Stanley Consultants, Inc.

8:00 am – 12:00 pm | Water TreatmentConsistent Chlorine Residual from the Treatment PlantEdward LaBelle, Crawford Murphy and Tilly Inc.; Scott Desplinter, Crawford Murphy and Tilly Inc.

Powdered Activated Carbon Design Alternatives for Addressing Water Quality ConcernsSara Gibson, Hazen and Sawyer

Variance on 10 States’ Filter Loading RatesRonald Rappard, Layne Christensen

Taste and Odor Causing Compounds, Their Occurrence and Control StrategiesBenjamin Finnegan, CDM Smith

Preventing Water Crises: The Smart Approach to Effective Treatment OperationAlex Yavich, Optimization Solutions Environmental, LLC

Retrofitting 20 Filters at the East River Station Treatment FacilityShane Oyler, Shive-Hattery

Trending a Quarter Century of Quality Water at CLCJAWAWilliam J. Soucie, Central Lake County Joint Action Water Agency (CLCJAWA); Melissa Olenick, CLCJAWA

8:00 – 10:00 am | CollectionsCity of St. Charles Inflow & Infiltration Reduction Program – A Multi-year Vision Focused on Wet Weather Flow ReductionJeffrey Freeman, Engineering Enterprises, Inc. (EEI); Timothy Wilson, City of St. Charles

Sewer Sociology and the Art of Flow Monitoring – Lessons from Hanover Park, ILDavid Edgren, RJN Group, Inc.

Developing Solutions to Meet Regulatory Constraints and Long-term GoalsTed Bluver, Greeley and Hansen; Tim Leach, Greater Peoria Sanitary District

Collection System Odor Control Using PermanganateDarin Skutt, Carus Corporation


Tuesday, March 20

9:00 – 10:00 am | Meet the IEPA – Joint Session – Operator Track and Small SystemsMeet the IEPARepresentatives from IEPA will be available to answer your questions on regulatory updates, lead compliance, operator certification, consumer confidence reports, and other regulatory issues. Bring your questions to the session or email them ahead of time to [email protected].

10:00 am – 5:00 pm | Small Systems CWLP Chlorine, Ammonia, Lime and Carbon Dioxide Process UpgradesTodd LaFountain, City Water, Light and Power

Chemistry of Chlorine and Chlorine Monitoring Kevin Forsman, SWAN Analytical USA

Lab Sampling – Back to the BasicsLori Stenzel, Illinois American Water Company

Waste Water Treatment Solutions for Small SystemsEduard Duran, Shive-Hattery.com

Cost-effective Modifications to Improve Water Treatment Plant Reliability for the City of EvanstonJoanna Cummings, CDM Smith; Paul Moyano, City of Evanston; Mark White, CDM Smith

Hurdles of UV Disinfection for Drinking Water in Taylorville, IllinoisCameron Jones, Benton & Associates, Inc.; Jamie Headen, Benton & Associates, Inc.

Pump Motors – Inverter Duty or Inverter Ready; That Is the QuestionHarry Harman, Baxter & Woodman, Inc.

Well and Pump Maintenance –Record Keeping, The Foundation for Maintenance and BudgetBill Balluff, Layne Christensen Company

Remedying I&I Through Manhole Inspections with NASSCO Macp 7.0 StandardsMichelle Harrod, Midwest Water Group, Inc.

Radical Odor Control for a Lift StationRobert Jeyaseelan, Vapex Environmental Technologies

Asset Protection: Coatings Technologies for Water and Wastewater Applications Sean Meracle, The Sherwin-Williams Company – Protective & Marine Coatings Division

10:30 am – 2:00 pm | Engineering – WastewaterUpgrade of the Tertiary Filtration System at the City of West Chicago Wastewater Treatment PlantAndrea Bretl, Clark Dietz, Inc.; Omkar Ghavi, Clark Dietz, Inc.

New Liberty Mo. WWTP Using Design-build DeliveryScott Knight, Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Inc.

The First Thickening Centrifuge in Illinois: Design, Challenges, and Lessons LearnedElisa Bonkowski, Baxter & Woodman, Inc.; Brent Perz, Baxter & Woodman

Simply Power – Simplifying the Bowery Bay WWTP Power Distribution SystemPreston VanDeusen, Greeley and Hansen; Brian Goldman, Greeley and Hansen

The Watershed Approach: A Unique Solution for Addressing Water Quality Issues and Permit RequirementsAllison Swisher, City of Joliet; Nick Gornick, City of Joliet

10:30 am – 12:00 pm | Operator Track – Zen and the Art of Infrastructure Maintenance Sewer Rehab And I/I Reduction In-houseZach Matyja, RJN Group

Sewer Jetting 101Barry Howell, Visu-Sewer of Missouri LLC

Operations and Maintenance Cost Reduction Using Modern Lubrication TechnologyNicholas Gornick, City of Joliet; David Ward, High Performance Lubricants

SCADA: The “Swiss Army Knife” For Water & Wastewater OperatorsKeith Girup, Metropolitan Industries

Village of Chatham Conventional and Unidirectional Flushing ProgramKevin Birchok, Crawford Murphy & Tilly

Ice Pigging – Advanced Ice Pigging TechnologyPaul Treloar, Suez Advanced Solutions

Designing and Implementing Higher Pressure Zones Within Existing Water SystemsJerry Groth, Baxter and Woodman, Inc.

Lombard Roosevelt Road Water Main Lining – A Commercial CorridorBrian Jack, Village of Lombard


City of Elmhurst Attacks Unaccounted for WaterPaul Burris, City of Elmhurst

Reliability Under Pressure: Hot Tap and Relocation Of A 90" High Pressure Water MainPaul May, Northwest Suburban Municipal JAWA

1:00 – 5:00 pm | Asset Management – Water and WastewaterWhat’s New with the State Revolving Fund Loan Programs in Providing Water Infrastructure FinancingAndrew Bielanski, U.S. EPA Region 5

Sustainability of PVC (vinyl) PipeSteve Cooper, Uni-Bell PVC Pipe Association

Monitoring Advancements Help Reduce Costs and Protect Critical Asset Life for County Water System in MichiganSteve Liebrecht, Rockwell Automation; David Chasse, Rockwell Automation

Drinking Water 1-2-3: A New Resource for Your Community Officials on Water ManagementDanielle Gallet, Metropolitan Planning Council

Asset Management Through Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS): City of Elmhurst Case StudyDerek Wold, Baxter & Woodman, Inc.;Paul Burris, City of Elmhurst; Tim Chan, Baxter & Woodman, Inc.

ASCE Infrastructure Report Card for Drinking Water and WastewaterOwen Keenan, ME Simpson Company

1:00 – 5:00 pm | Engineering – WaterPlanning for Resiliency in Your Water System While Maximizing Use of Existing InfrastructureLee Melcher, Greeley and Hansen; Ted Bluver, Greeley and Hansen

Expanding CLCJAWA’s Customer Base For Sustainable DemandBill Soucie, CLCJAWA; Amrou Atassi, CDM Smith

Sun Lake Water Main: Providing Water While Protecting a PreserveRobert Doeringsfeld, Applied Technologies, Inc.

You Want Us to Do What?Theresa O’Grady, Crawford, Murphy & Tilly; Mike Stone, Aqua Illinois, Inc.

The Importance of Modeling Recommended ImprovementsHarry Mathos, City of Beloit; Chad Laucamp, AECOM; Paul St. Aubyn, AECOM

Membrane Replacements – Is the Grass Greener on the Other Side?Brian Hackman, Strand Associates, Inc.

3:00 – 5:00 pm | Treatment – WastewaterImplementing BPR Using Existing Infrastructure for the Village of CaryMichael Ott, Strand Associates, Inc.

South Beloit Wastewater Treatment Plan Improvements DesignMatt Johnson, Fehr Graham

Finding Efficiency Through Sludge Management UpgradesCameron Jones, Benton & Associates, Inc.; Jim Hagerty, Benton & Associates, Inc.

Economic and Process Benefits of Large Scale Turbo Blower InstallationsJoe Marino, Greeley and Hansen; Matt Pontikis, Greeley and Hansen

Tuesday, March 20

Tuesday Meetings & Events

• 7:00 – 8:00 am | Women In Water Breakfast – Long 9 Restaurant (pick up your ticket at the conference registration desk)• 7:30 – 8:30 am | Illinois Public Service Institute (IPSI) Breakfast• 8:00 – 9:00 am | Breakfast for New PEs and 2018 Testing Candidates | New This Year! RSVP on registration form• 12:00 – 1:00 pm | Lunch for New Members (open to any member who has joined during 2017 or 2018) – RSVP on registration form• 1:00 pm | Coffee with Katie McCain, first female President of AWWA• 5:00 pm | Small Systems Committee Meeting and Snacks • 6:00 – 8:00 pm | Women In Water (WIW) Adventure Activity


Wednesday, March 21

8:00 am – 4:30 pm | Water Distribution New Ideas & Old Lessons in Water Transmission Main DesignLarry Thomas, Stanley Consultants, Inc.

Active Control of THM Levels in Drinking Water Distribution SystemsEthan Brooke, PAX Water Technologies, Inc.;John Koch, UGSI Solutions

The Benefits of Engineers Working with a Pipe Manufacturer – A Case Study of the Relocation of Large Diameter PCCP in a Congested Right-of-way to Make Way for an Interstate ImprovementJoel Koenig, Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Inc.; Richard Deremiah, Thompson Pipe Group

Design Insights for Fast Tracking Constructionon a Large Water Supply ProjectKate Stephens, Stanley Consultants

Strategies for Successful Water Quality Testing of New Water MainTim Bartus, City of Evanston; Alec Schueneman, City of Evanston

Waldo Pumping Station and Reservoir RehabilitationChad Laucamp, AECOM

Expanding CLCJAWA’s System Via Open-cut, Horizontal Directional Drilling, and Jack&boreJared Wendorf, CDM Smith; Bill Soucie, CLCJAWA

Using GIS as a Tool for Water Main DesignCharles Pugh, HR Green, Inc.

8:00 am – 12:00 pm | Safety and Security (4-hour workshop)Pre-registration requested during WATERCON registration.

Strategic Overview of Disaster Management for Water/WWKaren Tuttle, Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX); Stanley States, Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX)

8:00 – 11:30 am | Operator Review & Test PrepPre-registration requested during WATERCON registration. Space is limited and preference will be given to those who have pre-registered.

Operator A/B Review – Instructor: Kyla Jacobsen, City of Elgin (retired)Operator C/D Review – Instructor: Mike Ramsey, Village of WestmontOperator Wastewater Review – Instructor: Colton Janes, Aqua America

1:00 – 6:00 pm | Operator Testing Please pre-register for your study course and the associated test. You will need to provide authorization from IEPA in order to take the tests. Space is limited for review and testing, and those who pre-register will be given priority if the room becomes full.

8:00 – 11:00 am | Asset Management – WaterWater Storage Tank Inspection Standards and GuidelinesGregory R. “Chip” Stein, Tank Industry Consultants

Advanced Metering Systems Can Unlock Sustainable Utility FundingRob Little, Woodard & Curran; Jennifer Anders, Woodard & Curran

Pipeline Condition Assessment – The Devil Is in The Details; City of Desoto, Kansas Raw Water Main Condition Assessment InspectionLisa Douglas, Carylon Water Group

Got Meter & AMR Transmitter Scrap? Trash or Treasure? What Is It Telling You?Kenneth Molli, Veolia North America

Improving Water Quality by Identifying and Eliminating Hazardous Dead-endsWayne Pratt, Wachs Water Services

8:00 – 11:00 am | Engineering – Water and WastewaterCorrosion Control: Best Practices to Prevent and Manage this Uninvited GuestSean Lammerts, US Pipe

Electrical Replacement PlanningJay Bielanski, Greeley and Hansen

Conquering Floods, Maintaining Historic Sites, and Repurposing a 45-year-old Asset: The Story of Peoria Main Station’s Electrical UpgradeMike Stohl, Donohue & Associates; Christian Volz, Illinois American Water

Bringing Data into Focus Using Integration Software that Connects SCADA and LIMS Databases at CLCJAWAMelissa Olenick, Central Lake County JAWA

Transient Analysis: Considerations for New Facility Design vs. Evaluating Existing SystemsJavier Blandon, Lockwood, Andrews, & Newnam, Inc.

8:00 – 10:00 am | Stormwater ManagementIntegrating Floodrisk Management and Grassroots Efforts: The Rainready ApproachDawn Thompson, Center for Neighborhood Technology

Rivers and Robots: Technology Turning the Tide in the Battle With I&IHoward Johnson, Shive-Hattery; Matt Horton, Redzone Robotics


Isabella Drainage Improvements – Creative Solution to Stormwater FloodingRandy Patchett, Burns & McDonnell; Sean Dorsey, Village of Mount Prospect

The Stormwater Benefits of High-performance Urban TreesJeremy Bailey, GreenBlue Urban

8:30 – 10:00 am | Illinois State Junior Science Fair Student Presentations

9:00 – 10:00 am | Bullet Journalling – What Is It? Join ISAWWA staff Marianne Perino to learn more about getting organized with a bullet journal. We will even provide the journal for you.

10:00 – 11:00 am and 2:00 – 5:00 pm | Workforce Development and MentoringThe Power of Mentor Programs in the WorkplaceDana Al-Qadi, AECOM

Mentor Program Welcome and Informational SessionBrianna Huber, City of East Moline

Be the Best You Can Be: Mentor and Mentee Development SessionBrianna Huber, City of East Moline

Mentor - Mentee Speed DatingBrianna Huber, City of East Moline

4:30 – 5:30 pm | Mentor Social Hour For potential mentors, mentees, and committee members.

10:00 am – 4:30 pm | Engineering – WastewaterBringing Turbo Blowers to Life. What Am I Missing?Michael Monte, Greeley and Hansen

Biosolids: Get the Water Out!Sean Mickey, Horner & Shifrin; Kent Peetz, City of Jackson; Bryen Woo, Ovivo

Village of Antioch’s Wet and Dry Weather Sanitary Sewer Flow Analysis Using Lift Station Pump Run Time DataSean Murphy, HR Green, Inc.; Sylwia Kokoszka, HR Green, Inc.

Which Comes First? How Wastewater Treatment and Drinking Water Treatment Are InterrelatedAngel Gebeau, AECOM

Remodeling from Chlorine Contact Tanks to UV DisinfectionAmanda Heller, Baxter & Woodman, Inc.; Brent Perz, Baxter & Woodman, Inc.

Using Cathodic Corrosion Control on Your SystemsDan Ruane, Farwest Corrosion Control Company

There and Back Again: Returning Highly Treated Effluent to Lake Michigan Under PressureTim Gualandri, Greeley and Hansen;Kelly Zylstra, Waukesha Water Utility; Ted Bluver, Greeley and Hansen

2:00 – 4:30 pm | Source Water Maybe Drought or Flood… But Always Efficient: Factors That Impact Well ProductionGreg Brennan, HR Green, Inc.

Applying a Soft-sensor to Predict Future UVA Values in the Illinois Fox RiverJunjie Zhu, Illinois Institute of Technology

Chicago Response to Hexavalent Chromium SpillSophie Frances Manley, City of Chicago Department of Water Management

US EPA and RRT Spill ResponseBarbi Lee, US EPA Region 5; Ramon Mendoza, US EPA Region 5

Waslala, Nicaragua Source Water ProjectColton Janes, Aqua Illinois, Inc.

2:00 – 4:00 pm | Technical Overview andTour of Springfield City Water Light and Power Treatment PlantFor students and young professionals.

2:45 – 4:30 pm | Water Loss Water Efficiency Water Saver Award & PresentationMichelle Piotrowski, Engineering Enterprises; Mike Ramsey, Village of Westmont

“It Takes a Village...” Water Audit Data Pitfalls to AvoidJohn Van Arsdel, M.E. SImpson Co., Inc.

Under Pressure to Reduce Non-revenue Water? A Small Utility Benefits from Pressure ManagementKent Murray, Technolog

Master Meter Evaluation and Testing – The Foundation of Your Water AuditAaron Horbovetz, M.E. Simpson Company, Inc.

Wednesday, March 21


Wednesday Meetings & Events

• 7:00 – 8:30 am | Past ISAWWA Chair Breakfast • 11:00 – 11:30 am | Water For People Silent Auction – Exhibit Hall• 12:00 – 2:00 pm | Fuller Award Lunch• 3:00 pm | Meter Madness Competition – Ground Floor Ballroom• 4:00 pm | Hydrant Hysteria Competition – Ground Floor Ballroom• 5:00 pm | Tapping Competition – Ground Floor Ballroom

Starting at 3:00 pm - Ground Floor BallroomRefreshments, excitement, and friends. Cheer on your favorite team. Contest sponsorships available. Nametag required for entrance. Guests of competitors can get nametags at the conference registration desk on Wednesday. Meter Madness begins at 3 pm, Hydrant Hysteria at 4 pm, and Tapping at 5 pm. Contest Sponsor with Logo - $150.00Logo included on sponsor signage on one banner during the Tapping/Meter Madness ContestsCompany listing in Splash

Contest Sponsor - $100.00Name included on sponsor signage on one banner during the Tapping/Meter Madness ContestsCompany listing in Splash

Competitions

Thursday, March 22

9:00 am – 12:00 pm Regulatory SessionNPDES Permitting Updates (WWTF Dischargers and MS4s) Brant Fleming, IEPA

IEPA Regulatory Updates

IDNR Regional Water Supply Planning Wes Catoor, IDNR

IDPH Regulatory Updates Justin DeWitt, IDPH

Update from Government Strategy Associates

Invite your elected officials to come with you on Thursday at no charge for them to attend. Call Sandi at 866-521-3595 ext. 3 to add them to the Thursday attendance list.

New Illinois Section AWWA Officers and Awards Breakfast (ticket required)7:30 – 9:00 am


There is still time to become a WATERCON 2018 sponsor!Visit www.isawwa.org/WATERCONSponsors to find out how.

Thank You to Our Sponsors

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Gold Sponsorsas of December 1, 2017


There is still time to become a WATERCON 2018 sponsor!Visit www.isawwa.org/WATERCONSponsors to find out how.

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

L & S Electric – waiting on this logo

as of November 22, 2017

Contest Sponsors

as of November 22, 2017

Your Company HereCall Sandi at 866-521-3595 ext. 3


Exhibitors

4RF USA

ACE Pipe Cleaning

ADS Environmental

Advanced Valve Technologies

Air Diffusion Systems

All Service Contracting

Ameren Illinois Energy Efficiency Program

American Flow Control

Applied Technologies

Aqua Backflow

Aqua Smart

Associated Technical Services

Automatic Control Services

AY McDonald

Backflow Solutions

Badger Meter

Baxter & Woodman

Brooks & Associates

Brown Bear Corporation

Cady Aquastore

Carus Corporation

Cascade Water Works

CB & I

CE Soling

ChemTrade Logistics

Clark Dietz

Cla-Val Company

Clearesult

Clow Valve

Continental Utility Solutions

Crawford, Murphy & Tilly

Culy Contracting

DIPRA

Dixon Engineering

DN Tanks

Drydon Equipment

Edenbros

EJ

Energenecs

Engineered Solutions Midwest

Engineering Enterprises

Engineering Solutions Team

Environmental Training Resources Center

Eurofins Eaton Analytical

Farnsworth Group

FarWest Corrosion

Fehr-Graham

Ferguson Waterworks

Fer-Pal Construction

Fischer Harris & Associates

Flolo Corporation

Flo Systems

Flow Technics

FluksAqua

Ford Meter Box

Foremost Industrial Tech

GA Rich & Sons

Gasvoda & Associates

Giant Maintenance & Restoration

Grundfos

Hach Company

Hardy Pro-Air

Harold Beck & Sons

Hawkins, Inc.

HMG Engineers

Hobas Pipe

Hoerr Construction

HR Green

Hubbell Power Systems

Hydra-Stop, Inc.

Hydro, Inc.

Hydro-Kinetics

Hydromax USA

IDEXX Laboratories

IEPA - Drinking Water

IEPA - Groundwater

IL Department of Public Health

IL Rural Water Association

IL State Water Survey

Illinois American Water

Illinois Electric Works

Illinois Public Service Institute

Indelco Plastics

Insituform Technologies

ISAWWA All Committees

ISAWWA Membership

ISAWWA Safety/ILWARN Committees

ISAWWA Water Dist./Sewer Collection Committees

as of December 6, 2017


ISCO Industries

JCM Industries

Jim Jolly Sales

Johnson Controls

Kupferle Foundry

L & S Electric

LAI, Ltd.

Layne Christensen Company

Lee Jensen Sales

LOCIS, Inc.

MARS Company

Master Meter

McCann Concrete Products

McIntire Management Group

McMahon Associates

ME Simpson Company

Metroplitan Industries

Micronics/Control Plus

Midwest Water Group

Mississippi Lime

Missouri Filter & Process Equipment

MSA Professional Services

Mueller Company

Mueller Systems

Municipal Equipment Company

Municipal Well & Pump

National Wash Authority

Northern Filter Media

PDC Lab

Peterson & Matz

Prairie Analytical

Preload, Inc.

Ray Lindsey Company

RE Pedrotti Company

Repipe 4710, Inc.

Ressler & Associates

RJN Group

Rockwell Automation

Schulte Supply

Sensus USA

Sherwin Williams

ShiveHattery Architecture-Engineering

Smith Ecological Systems

Spectrum Contracting

Stanley Consultants

Stewart Spreading

Suburban Labs

SUEZ Advanced Solutions

Swan Analytical USA

Swanson Flo

Tank Industry Consultants

TATSOFT

The Cahoy Group

Thermo-Fischer

Tnemec/Taylor Coating Sales

Trotter & Associates

Tyler Technologies

United Systems & Software

USABluebook

Vandevanter Engineering

VEGA Americas

Viking Chemical

Visu-Sewer of Missouri

Wachs Utility Products

Water Products Company

Water Solutions Unlimited

Water Surplus

Water Well Solutions

Water/Waste Digest

Wunderlic-Malec

To view the exhibit floors live, follow the links below:

• Main Exhibit Hall - Sold out! www.isawwa.org/WATERCON/Main

Three Exhibit Areas Hosting Over 200 Booths!

• Ground floor lobby Booths available www.isawwa.org/WATERCON/Lobby

• Second floor lobby Booths available

www.isawwa.org/WATERCON/Second


WATERCON 2018 Registration

Register by Mail or PhoneComplete the Registration Form on the on the next page and mail with payment to: Illinois Section AWWA, 545 S. Randall Rd., St. Charles, IL 60174. Or call Sandi at 866-521-3595 ext. 3 to register on the phone.

Register by FaxComplete the Registration Form on the next page including credit card information and fax toll free to 866-521-3591.

Register OnlineVisit www.isawwa.org/event/WATERCON2018. Complete the easy online form and pay using a credit card or choose the invoice option.

Early Bird Rates All registration rates increase $50.00 after February 19, 2018. Registration after March 17, 2018 or onsite is $75.00 higher than shown in registration form. Registration name badges (except exhibitors) received prior to February 19, 2018 will be mailed. Registrations received after February 20, 2018 will be held for onsite pickup. All exhibitor registrations will be distributed onsite.

Cancellation PolicyMust receive cancellation in writing or email by February 19, 2018 for full refund. Substitutions can also be made for registrations by calling 866-521-3595, ext. 3.

ConfirmationsAttendees will receive email confirmation upon ISAWWA receipt of mailed registration. For online registrations, an auto receipt will be generated.

Professional Development CreditsAll sessions, unless otherwise listed, qualify for operator renewal credit. All sessions apply for engineering professional development hours. Questions? Call Sandi at 866-521-3595 ext. 3.


WATERCON2018 EARLY REGISTRATION Price increases 2/19/2018

Please use “X” for selections.

Member Non-Member

Meals

Must be part of the IL Section

Mon. Lunch

Tues. Box

Lunch

Wed. Fuller Lunch

Thurs. Awards

Breakfast

Full Conference Monday—Thursday

With Meals ___$250 ___$275 X X X X $

Without Meals ___$225 ___$250 $

Retiree Registration— not currently working or seeking work—Must be current ISAWWA member

FREE X X X X No Charge

Operator Registration—Must be a Water or Wastewater Operator

Operator Day—Tuesday ONLY ___$ 50 ___$ 75 X $

Operator Day PLUS—Tuesday, PLUS an addtl selected day

___$ 150 ___$ 175 ( ) X ( ) ( )

Day Registrations

One day—Includes one meal—select 1 day ___ $100 ___$125 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) $

Two day—Includes two meals—select 2 days ___ $200 ___ $250 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) $

Guest Registration

Not employed in water/wastewater industry ____$ 15 ___$ 15 $

Full time Student Registration

Full conference—includes meals ___$100 X X X X $

One day—Includes one meal—select 1 day ___$ 50 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) $

Additional Meal and Banquet Tickets

Monday Round Table Topics Lunch ___$ 15 ___$ 15 X $

Tuesday Box Lunch ___$ 10 ___$ 10 X $

Wednesday Lunch ___$ 25 ___$ 25 X $

Thursday Awards/New Officer Breakfast ___$ 20 ___$ 20 X $

Membership Options—Annual Memberships

___$ 20 Student Membership (full time student) $

___$211 Individual Membership $

___$ 83 Operations Membership $

___$117 Young Professional Membership $

All registration rates increase $50.00 after 2-19-2018. Registration after 3-16-2018 or onsite is $75.00 higher than shown above. Badges for registrations received prior to 2-19-2018 will be mailed. Badges for registrations after 2-20-2018 will be held for onsite pickup. No refunds after 2-19-2018 unless emergency and requested in writing to ISAWWA.

TOTAL $

Name:_____________________________________________________Title:___________________________________ Employer:_________________________________________________________________________________________ Address:__________________________________________________________________________________________ City:________________________________________________ State:____________ Zip:_________________________ Phone:________________________Fax:____________________E-Mail:______________________________________ **Illinois AWWA Member #_________________________ Credit Card Information: _____Visa _____MasterCard ____AMEX ____Discover Name on Card:_____________________________________________________________________ Card Number:____________________________________________________Exp. Date:__________ Approved Purchase Order #_________________________________________CCV#______________ First time attendee? ____Yes ____No Veteran? ____Yes ____No Young Professional (35 years of age or under or new to the industry < 10 years?) ____Yes ____No Your Twitter Name_________________ Follow #WATERCON2018

____Check Enclosed ____Invoice ____Credit Card Mail registration to: ISAWWA 545 S. Randall Road St. Charles, IL 60174 Fax registration to: 866-521-3591 Register online: www.watercon.info Questions? 866-521-3595 ext. 3 [email protected]


Hotel Information

The WATERCON 2018 event will be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel and Conference Center. Special rates have been confirmed for conference attendees at the hotel. Please refer to ISAWWA when making hotel reservations in order to obtain the negotiated conference rate. We have a limited block of rooms at the hotel; therefore, all rooms are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. The recommended date to have your reservation booked is no later than February 15th. Any rooms cancelled after March 4, 2018 will be charged first night’s room and tax.

CROWNE PLAZA HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER 3000 S. Dirksen Parkway, Springfield, IL 62703 Ph: 217-529-7777 Room rate: $135.00 per night plus tax. Code W6C (single or double occupancy)

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS 3040 S. Dirksen Pkwy, Springfield, IL 62703 Ph: 217-529-7771 Room rate: $112.00 per night plus tax. Code WC7 (single or double occupancy).

Comfort Suites*217-753-4000

Drury Hotel *217-529-3900

Hilton Garden Inn 217-529-7171

Hampton Inn *217-529-1100

Additional Nearby Hotels - Springfield, IL

*Free conference shuttle to and from this hotel on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Van InfoThe van we are using is a 14-passenger van for hotel pickup on Tuesday and Wednesday morning, using a continual loop pattern. It is free and no reservation is required. The Crowne’s shuttle will be available for airport and Amtrak pick-ups as it always is.

The van will run both days from 7:15 – 8:30 am and 4:30 – 6:00 pm. It will make stops at the Comfort Inn, Drury Hotel, and Hampton Inn.

Back This Year! Free Conference Shuttle


ConferenceSponsorship Opportunities

Gold Conference Sponsor - $750.00Name included on sponsor signage at conference, can provide display material for one social event, logo recognition in onsite book, logo included in WATERCON website with a link to your website, up to three inclusions in pre-conference emails.

Silver Conference Sponsor - $500.00Name included on sponsor signage at conference, logo included in WATERCON website with link to your website, logo recognition in conference onsite book.

Take advantage of any of these sponsorship opportunities by visiting www.isawwa.org, then click WATERCON 2018 and Sponsors, or call Sandi at 866-521-3595 ext. 3.

Bronze Conference Sponsor - $250.00Name included on sponsor signage at conference. Company listing in onsite program (no logo).

The Water For People Committee is excited to announce an ATV raffle.

Tickets available online and at WATERCON. Drawing will be held at

WATERCON 2018 during the Tapping Competition on Wednesday,

March 21. Proceeds will benefit Water For People and the ISAWWA scholarship programs.

Tickets are $10.00 each or 3/$25.00.

Only 2,000 tickets will be sold!

To purchase tickets and be entered in the raffle – www.isawwa.org/atvraffle

Note: Only tickets that are paid for by March 20, 2018 will be entered in the raffle.

Winner need not be present to win and will be responsible for title, taxes, and document fees.

2017 Kawasaki Brute Force 300

We want to thank National Wash Authority for their generous donation and making this raffle possible.


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