2010 Workshops
Complying with North Carolina
Water Quality Regulations
Complying with North Carolina
Water Quality Regulations
Monday,
March 1, 2010
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Missing
Powepoint Presentations |
| Section 4 - Triennial Review Impact on NPDES Permits (ppt) |
| Section 6 - Interbasin Transfers (ppt) |
| Section 9 - TMDLs and NPDES Permit Limits (ppt) |
McKimmon
Conference and Training Center
North Carolina State University
Raleigh, North Carolina
The program has been approved for 6 hours of continuing education credit (Course #CE09190601) for Water Pollution Control System Operators by the Water Pollution Control System Operators Certification Commission (WPCSOCC). Students will be given a certificate of attendance at the conclusion of the program.
Registration:
Click
Here To Register Electronically Online
About
The 2010 Workshop
Do you have questions about North Carolina’s water
quality laws and regulations?
Are you unsure about how NEW state Water Quality Standards may impact your NPDES or Pretreatment permit?
Are you concerned about how your wastewater operations would be evaluated during a regulatory inspection?
The North Carolina Division of Water Quality (DWQ) is the best first stop for answering those questions.
In this workshop, you can learn first hand from the staff of DWQ what they expect from regulated sources.
This year’s workshop will include a special presentation on proposed new North Carolina Water Quality Standards.
Under the new standards, direct and indirect dischargers may see a substantial tightening of their wastewater permit limits for metals and nutrients (as measure by chlorophyll a). Learn how these new standards may impact your NPDES or Pretreatment permit in the near future
Other topics sure to be of interest to permitted sources include: who to contact at DWQ, pretreatment rules, interbasin transfers, TMDLs, and stormwater from construction activities.
In addition, an enforcement panel from the regional offices and the Raleigh compliance staff will be available to answer all your enforcement questions.
Presenters
The Workshop will be presented by the staff of the Divisions of Water
Quality and Water Resources.
Materials
Provided
The registration
fee includes a Workshop Manual containing copies of all presentations
and supporting material. The registration fee also includes a hot buffet
lunch and breaks during the day.
| Standard Tuition | $150 |
| MCIC Member Tuition | $125 |
| Late
Fee (Registration or payment received after February 24, 2010) |
$25 |
All fees are per person.
Maximum class size is 100 persons per session.
No refunds for cancellations. Substitutions are welcome.
Registration online, by mail or by fax will reserve a place at the Workshop. However, full payment of the fees must be received by February 24, 2010 or your registration will be cancelled.
Please
remember that registration for the Workshop is an agreement by you to
pay the registration fee. If you register but fail to submit payment by
the deadline above, your registration will be cancelled and you
will be billed for the registration fee even if you do not attend the
Workshop.
2010 Workshop Agenda
Registration:
Click
Here To Register Electronically Online (Visa
and MasterCard Accepted)
Click Here To Register By
Mail or Fax (Visa and MasterCard Accepted)
Directions:
To
McKimmon Center:
From I-40 Eastbound :Exit 295 (Gorman Street).Turn left onto Gorman Street.
Go approximately 1 mile. McKimmon Center is on the right past Avent Ferry
Rd. before Western Blvd.
From I-40 Westbound: Exit 295 (Gorman Street).Turn right onto Gorman Street.Go
approximately 1 mile.McKimmon Center is on the right past Avent Ferry
Rd. before Western Blvd.
Link to McKimmon Center's web site: http://mckimmoncenter.ncsu.edu/mckimmon