ATTENTION: Engineers, Contractors, Consultants, and Inspectors Our SWPPP course will teach you: · The regulations associated with stormwater discharge. · How to identify potential pollution sources. · Calculations for watershed flow rates. · Soil loss equations (RUSLE). · How to write a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan. · How to maintain your SWPPP from Notice Of Intent (NOI) to Notice Of Termination (NOT). D ITE M I L ly E IS ly Ear C A SP App So How to Write a SWPPP to Meet NPDES Compliance Uncover new insights on… · Meeting regulatory requirements. · Easy to follow techniques for writing Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans. · Differentiate your business from others who do not practice stormwater compliance on their job sites. · Steps towards SWPPP compliance from NOI to NOT. · Understanding what the inspectors are looking for on your site. Jennifer Hildebrand has been involved in the erosion and sediment industry for over 19 years. She has an undergraduate degree in Business Management and is fully registered Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC) and a Certified Professional in Storm Water Quality (CPSWQ). She is currently the Storm Water Manager for Weis Builders, a national commercial construction firm that takes stormwater compliance very seriously. Her specialties include compliance issues, regulatory requirements, site inspection techniques, SWPPP design and review processes, ordinance outlines, and site plan review processes. Completion of this course will provide 8 - C.E.U's. All classroom materials provided. 425 36th Street SW Wyoming, MI 49548 Your Instructor: Jennifer Hildebrand, CPESC, CPSWQ Thursday, September 3, 2009 Pinnacle Center - Hudsonville, MI Presented by: The International Erosion Control Association & West Michigan Soil Erosion Control Network WMSECN 425 36th Street, SW Wyoming, MI 49548 Phone: 616-530-8230 Fax: 616-530-2317 email: markcavanaugh@price&company.com A Step-by-Step Process of Writing & Implementing an Effective SWPPP Lun c h Pr ovid e Learn how to keep your SWPPP active, up-to-date, and available for review. Learn how your SWPPP drives your Best Management Practices (BMPs) to effectively control stormwater pollutants from leaving your site. The SWPPP is the focus of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) stormwater permit and is vital in identifying and preventing pollutants from being carried off in stormwater discharges from a permitted site. Course Outline: Introduction Background on regulations Course overview Course expectations Site Planning and Design Development Phase Collecting site information Developing a site plan Preparing a pollution prevention site map Class exercise Assessment Phase Measuring the site area Determining the drainage areas Calculating the runoff coefficient Control Selection/Plan Design Phase Selecting erosion and sediment controls Selecting other pollution controls Selecting stormwater management controls Indicating the control locations on the site map How to prepare an inspection and maintenance plan Coordinating control measures with construction activities Sequencing of major activities Incorporating state and local requirements Certification and Notification Phase Certifying the plan Submitting Notice of Intent (NOI) Planning the location and public access Construction and Implementation Phase Implementing controls (BMPs) Inspecting and maintaining controls Updating the plan Reporting releases of reportable quantities Final Stabilization Phase Final stabilization Notice of Termination (NOT) Register Today! Mail, Fax, Phone d! Registration Form How to Write a SWPPP to Meet NPDES Compliance Thursday, September 3, 2009, 8:00am-5pm, Hudsonville, MI Last Name First Name Title Organization Mailing Address City State Zip Phone: Fax: Email: Professional Field of Practice - Select One  Academic  Developer  Landscape Arch  Non-Profit Org.  Consultant  Engineer  Manufacturer  Builder  Contractor  Gov’t Agency  Mining  Stormwater Location:  Supplier  Utility Company  Other The Pinnacle Center (Parking is Free) 3330 Highland Drive, Hudsonville, MI 49426 Course Fees Please take advantage of discounted pricing (normally courses start at $225 per day!)  $165 WMSECN Member WMSECN Membership Join now and receive member rates for course fees plus a full year of regular meetings free. For more information on IECA membership visit www.ieca.org  Professional $35 Payment Information  Check  $200 Non-Member  Corporate $100 Course Total Fees  Municipal $50 Full payment MUST accompany this form  Money Order Credit Card #  MasterCard Exp. Date  Visa Authorized Signature Enter Total Fees Program Note: In an effort to be sensitive to the environment (not to mention your shelf space) we will be providing the course material in electronic format. We strongly suggest that every attendee bring a laptop to access the class material during the program. Power strips will be available for you to plug in. If it is not possible for you to bring a laptop please let us know when you register. Mail to: WMSECN, 425 36th Street, Wyoming, MI 49548 Fax to: 616-530-8230 or Call: 616-530-2317 Cancellation Policy: Cancellations before August 21, 2009, will result in a $50 cancellation fee. After August 28, 2009, no refunds will be given.