Confluence 2022 Stormwater Workshop – WithersRavenel
 

The Confluence 2022 Stormwater Workshop will focus on building a foundation for progressive and proactive stormwater management.

Location

WebEx

Date & Time

February 7–10, 2022
Noon–1 PM each day

Cost

Free
PDH credits available

How many times have we used words like “pivot” or “resilience” in the past two years?

Words and actions like these continue to be top of mind for most municipal leaders as they continue to navigate the ever-changing landscape of regulatory, funding, political and environmental requirements. Adapting to what is happening in the moment will continue to be crucial skill required of leaders to successfully weather unforeseen changes.

WithersRavenel invites you to join us for our Confluence 2022 stormwater virtual webinars, which focus on strategies for building adaptability into your long-term plans.

Agenda

Monday, February 7

A Practical Guide for MS4s: 2022 and Beyond

This presentation will explore the evolution of North Carolina’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permitting Program, provide an overview of the ongoing MS4 Compliance Initiative, and will identify key changes, events and issues on the horizon for 2022 and beyond.

Presented By

Jeanette Powell – North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality Division of Energy, Mineral & Land Resources Stormwater Program, MS4 Program Coordinator

Tuesday, February 8

Proactive Planning Strategies

What are the pros and cons of creating a utility? Join us for a discussion with panelists:

  • David Perry, PE, CFM – WithersRavenel, Senior Project Manager
  • Michael Huffman, CPMSM – City of Hendersonville, Stormwater Administrator
  • Mark Stephens, PE, ICMA-CM – WithersRavenel, Western Regional Manager and Vice President
  • Noah Parsons, CPMSM, CSM – City of Wilson, Water Infrastructure Division Manager
Moderated By
  • Steve Marks, PE – WithersRavenel, Director of Stormwater
  • Lars Hagen, PE – WithersRavenel, Director of Operations

Wednesday, February 9

Creating an Adaptable Stormwater Program: Using Lifecycle Modeling to Understand Needs and Establish Goals

Topics that will be discussed:

  • CIS/asset management, including Capital Predictor™ modeling
  • How lifecycle modeling affects your stormwater program
  • How asset management works with your stormwater systems
Presented By
  • Brandon Inscore, GISP – WithersRavenel, Director of Asset Management
  • Steve Marks, PE – WithersRavenel, Director of Stormwater

Thursday, February 10

How Can You Use Funds Wisely? An ARP/Infrastructure Bill/Funding Update

Presented By
  • Alice Briggs – WithersRavenel, Funding and Asset Management Senior Project Manager
  • Megan Powell – WithersRavenel, Funding and Asset Management Project Manager