2018 KRWA Annual Conference - AUGUST 27 - 29, 2018 - Kentucky Rural Water Association
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Dear Rural Water Friends / Family: We invite you to join us August 27 - 29, 2018 at the Galt House Hotel and Suites in Louisville, Kentucky, as we celebrate our 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition, Water—THE Natural Resource. Plans are underway for another great Annual Conference but we need YOU to make it happen! This edition of the Annual Conference Magazine is filled with details of conference activities for our attendees and exhibitors. Registration forms are included in the magazine for your convenience. However, registration is also available online at www.krwa.org. Highlights of this year’s conference will include continuing education credit for operators and water district commissioners, the KRWA golf scramble, an exhibit hall with vendors displaying the latest industry products and services, cash drawings in the exhibit hall, the Kick-off Breakfast, Member Appreciation reception, NRWA WaterPac raffle, KRWA’s Best Tasting Water contest, the Awards Luncheon with recognition of Wooden Bucket nominees and announcement of this year’s winner—and don’t forget door prize give-a-ways. We look forward to seeing you in Louisville for our 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition. Sincerely, Gary Larimore Executive Director TABLE OF CONTENTS Hotel Information.................................................................................................... 3 Conference Highights.............................................................................................. 4 Agenda at a Glance................................................................................................. 5 Training Information............................................................................................... 7 Attendee Registration............................................................................................ 11 Best Tasting Water Contest.................................................................................. 13 Golf Scramble Information.................................................................................... 15 Exhibitor Registration Information........................................................................ 16 Exhibit Hall Layout................................................................................................ 17 Sponsorship Opportunities................................................................................... 18 Exhibitor Registration Form.................................................................................. 19 Sponsorship Registration Form............................................................................ 20 Excel Decorators, Inc., Conference Service Contractor......................................... 23 2 2018 KRWA Annual Conference Water—THE Natural Resource
HOTEL INFORMATION Galt House Hotel & Suites 140 North 4th Street Louisville, Kentucky 1.800.843.4258 Online: https://resweb.passkey.com/go krwa2018 Rate: $144 single/RIVUE Tower $164 single/Suite Tower (Indicate Group Affiliation-KRWA) Room block ends July 27, 2018 The Galt House Hotel & Suites will be the primary location of activities during our 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition. The Galt House Hotel has 3,200 on-site parking spaces available in their attached, covered parking garage for guests. Complimentary self-parking for overnight guests is provided by the Galt House. Valet parking is offered for $25 per night. Complimentary coach parking is available for tours and conventions. Drive-in attendees of the KRWA Conference may obtain a sticker at the KRWA registration desk for complimentary parking. Height limitations for the garages are 6’4” for The Suite Tower and 6’8” for The RIVUE Tower. Buses or any other vehicles taller than the limit are to check in with the valet and will be directed to special lots. Attendee registration packets will be available in the hotel lobby on Sunday afternoon. From 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. a special registration area will be set up near the hotel check-in for pre-registered conference attendees to pick up their registration packets. Registration will re-open on Monday morning beginning at 7:30 a.m. at the registration area on the 2nd floor of the East Tower. Water—THE Natural Resource 2018 KRWA Annual Conference 3
CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT GIVE-A-WAYS The 39 Annual Conference will offer up to a total of 12 hours th There are many ways to be a “winner” during our Annual of continuing education credit for operators and water Conference. You will want to carry your conference bag as district commissioners (pending approval by the Division of you roam the exhibit hall. Don’t wander too far from the exhibit Compliance Assistance, Operator Certification Section and hall on Monday evening and Tuesday morning ... you might the Public Service Commission). Six hours will be offered on miss out on the $100 cash drawings. Those Passports you Monday, three hours on Tuesday afternoon, and three hours on complete in the exhibit hall are used for the door-prize drawings Wednesday morning. See pages 7 - 8 for a tentative list of topics during our KRWA Awards Luncheon (you must be present at and invited speakers. the luncheon to collect the prize). Completed “We Value Your Opinion” surveys could win you free registration to next year’s 40th Annual Conference and Exhibition in Lexington! And, GOLF SCRAMBLE if you want to support a good cause, your Raffle Ticket could contain the winning number for some awesome prizes. The KRWA Golf Scramble will take place Monday morning at the Nevel Meade Golf Course in Prospect, Kentucky. Registration is limited to the first 128 golfers. WATERPAC RAFFLE The WaterPAC Raffle supports the National Rural Water LOUISVILLE WATER TOURS Association’s (NRWA) political action committee — a separate, segregated fund established by NRWA. As an affiliate of the Louisville Water Company has invited National Rural Water Association, KRWA members benefit from attendees of our conference to tour their the legislative representation of NRWA in Washington. NRWA facilities. There will be no additional charge works in support of reasonableness for regulations for water for this tour on Monday, August 27, but space and wastewater utilities. Work by NRWA has helped impact the is limited and pre-registration is required on development of legislation or reauthorization of programs. The your registration form. Buses will transport WaterPAC Raffle allows KRWA conference-goers to take part attendees from the Galt House Hotel to in a joint effort to support the NRWA political action committee. the facilities off Zorn Avenue. The tour will Stop by the KRWA booth in the Exhibit Hall to make a donation begin at the AND have the opportunity to win great prizes. Prize drawings WaterWorks will be held during the Member Appreciation Reception on Museum at Tuesday evening. Louisville Water Tower Park and end at the Crescent BEST TASTING WATER Hill Reservoir and Gatehouse. KRWA’s quest to find the best tasting water in the state has Continuing education hours (2) will be become a feature of our Annual Conference. An official entry requested for water operators. form and contest rules can be found on page 13. Your one-gallon sample may just be the water that defeats last year’s champion, Burkesville Municipal Water Works. The winner will be revealed EXHIBIT HALL during Tuesday night’s Member Appreciation Reception. Conference activities on Monday and Tuesday will be centered around the Exhibit Hall. The exhibit hall will be overflowing with our Associate Members displaying their products and services. WOODEN BUCKET AWARD Registered attendees will be issued a passport to the exhibit Each year since 1990, Kentucky Rural Water Association has hall – fill in the blanks to match each exhibitor with their booth presented the prestigious Wooden Bucket Award to one of number to be eligible for the prize drawing during the KRWA the water and wastewater utilities in Kentucky that has shown Awards Luncheon. And don’t forget the Cash Drawings — exceptional efforts in meeting the demands of their community, $100 drawings conducted at the contributing sponsor’s booth — enhancing their operations, and complying with regulatory but you must be present in the exhibit hall to win! requirements. Utilities from across Kentucky are nominated and after careful consideration ten finalists are selected. Each of these nominees receives special recognition during our Annual ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING Conference and Exhibition. The ten nominees are announced during the Kick-off Breakfast on Tuesday morning, with the Please note that the KRWA Business Meeting will be held in Wooden Bucket Award winner being declared on Wednesday the Combs-Chandler Room (2nd Floor of the East Tower) on during the KRWA Awards Luncheon. Tuesday, August 28, at 10:00 a.m. (EDT). Delegate forms will be mailed soon to all voting members. In order for your utility to vote on any subject at this meeting, the voting credentials form must be completed in full, signed by the appropriate persons, and returned to the KRWA office. 4 2018 KRWA Annual Conference Water—THE Natural Resource
Agenda At A Glance Sunday Early Registration Pick-up 3:00 p.m. — 6:00 p.m. Hotel Lobby-Suite Tower, near hotel check-in. August 26, 2018 for Pre-registered Attendees Monday KRWA Golf Scramble 7:30 a.m. — 2:00 p.m. Nevel Meade Golf Course (Lunch included) August 27, 2018 Registration 7:30 a.m. — 6:00 p.m. Registration Area - 2nd Floor of East Tower KRWA Water/Wastewater Classes 8:30 a.m. — 4:20 p.m. Cochran Room - 3rd Floor of West Tower Exhibitor Set-up 12:00 p.m. — 4:00 p.m. Grand Ballrooms A, B, C - 2nd Floor of East Tower Louisville Water Company Tours 2:10 p.m. — 4:20 p.m. Buses leave from Galt House Exhibit Hall Open 4:30 p.m. — 7:30 p.m. Grand Ballrooms A, B, C - 2nd Floor of East Tower President’s Reception 6:00 p.m. — 7:30 p.m. Grand Ballrooms A, B, C - 2nd Floor of East Tower Tuesday Registration 7:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m. Registration Area - 2nd Floor of East Tower August 28, 2018 Kick-Off Breakfast 7:30 a.m. — 9:00 a.m. Archibald Room - 3rd Floor of West Tower Exhibit Hall Open 9:00 a.m. — 1:00 p.m. Grand Ballrooms A, B, C - 2nd Floor of East Tower KRWA Business Meeting 10:00 a.m. — 11:00 a.m. Combs-Chandler Room - 2nd Floor of East Tower Exhibitors’ Luncheon 11:30 a.m. — 1:00 p.m. Grand Ballrooms A, B, C - 2nd Floor of East Tower Associate Member Meeting 1:15 p.m. — 1:45 p.m. Entrance to Exhibit Hall Concurrent Sessions 1:30 p.m. — 4:50 p.m. Session A (Three One-Hour Topics) Nunn Room - 2nd Floor of East Tower Session B (Three One-Hour Topics) Breathitt Room - 2nd Floor of East Tower Session C (Three One-Hour Topics) Combs-Chandler Room - 2nd Floor of East Tower Registration 4:00 p.m. — 6:00 p.m. Registration Area - 3rd Floor of West Tower Member Appreciation Reception 5:30 p.m. — 7:30 p.m. Archibald Room - 3rd Floor of West Tower Raffle / BTW Contest Wednesday Registration 7:00 a.m. —12:00 noon Registration Area - 3rd Floor of West Tower August 29, 2018 General Session 8:30 p.m. —11:50 a.m. Cochran Room - 3rd Floor of West Tower KRWA Awards Luncheon 12:00 noon Archibald Room - 3rd Floor of West Tower Water—THE Natural Resource 2018 KRWA Annual Conference 5
INTERIM LOAN PROGRAM FLEXIBLE TERM PROGRAM 1 Albany (4) 112 Lake Cumberland NGA (3) 2 Allen County WD 125 Louisa 2 Allen County WD (3) 113 Lake Village WA (2) 5 Barkley Lake WD 129 Manchester 3 Alton WD (3) 114 Lancaster (4) 9 Big Sandy WD (4) 132 McCreary County WD 4 Augusta 115 Larue County WD #1 (3) 14 Boyd County SD #4 134 Meade County WD 5 Barkley Lake WD (2) 116 Laurel County WD #2 (2) 15 Bracken County WD (4) 137 Morehead 6 Barlow 117 Lawrence County WD 18 Bullitt County SD 141 Mount Vernon 7 Bath County WD (3) 119 Lebanon 19 Bullock Pen WD (7) 144 Muhlenberg County WD (7) 8 Bedford 120 Letcher County Courthouse 20 Burgin 147 Nebo WD (2) 9 Big Sandy WD 121 Letcher County WSD 21 Burkesville 149 Nicholas County WD (3) 10 Black Mountain WD 122 Lewis County PC 23 Butler 150 North Hopkins WD (2) 11 Blackey 124 Liberty (5) 29 Cannonsburg WD 151 North Mercer WD 12 Bloomfield 125 Louisa (2) 32 Carroll County WD #1 152 North Nelson WD 13 Booneville (3) 126 Lyon County WD (2) 35 Caveland Environmental Authority (4) 158 Pendleton County WD 14 Boyd County SD #4 (2) 127 Magoffin County HTD 37 Central City 165 Rattlesnake Ridge WD 15 Bracken County WD 128 Magoffin County WD (2) 38 Christian County WD (2) 167 Richmond (2) 16 Breckinridge County BC 130 Marion County WD (2) 44 Corydon 174 Shepherdsville 17 Brodhead 131 Martin County WD 45 Crittenden-Livingston WD (4) 175 Simpson County WD 21 Burkesville 132 McCreary County WD (7) 47 Cumberland County WD 178 South Woodford WD 22 Burnside (2) 133 McKinney WD 53 East Clark County WD 180 Springfield (2) 24 Butler County WS (2) 134 Meade County WD 59 Eddyville 184 Sturgis 25 Caldwell County WD (5) 135 Mercer County SD 60 Edmonson County WD 189 Trimble County WD 26 Campbellsburg 136 Monticello 61 Edmonton 191 Troublesome Creek SD 27 Campton (3) 137 Morehead (3) 62 Estill County WD #1 195 Warren County WD (4) 28 Caneyville 139 Morgan County WD (5) 66 Flatwoods 196 Webster County WD 30 Carlisle 140 Mortons Gap (2) 73 Fulton 198 West McCracken County WD 31 Carlisle County SD #1 141 Mount Vernon 76 Georgetown 199 West Shelby WD 32 Carroll County WD #1 142 Mountain WD (6) 77 Grand Rivers 200 Western Fleming County WD 34 Cave Run WC (2) 145 Munfordville 78 Grant County SD 204 White Plains 36 Cawood WD (2) 146 Murray 79 Grayson 210 Wood Creek WD (5) 38 Christian County WD (3) 148 New Castle 80 Grayson County WD (3) 211 Butler County Water Association 40 Clinton 149 Nicholas County WD (2) 84 Green River Valley WD (6) 212 Dawson Springs 41 Cloverport 151 North Mercer WD (2) 85 Green-Taylor WD 213 East Logan WD 42 Columbia (3) 153 Ohio County WD 87 Greenup County Environmental Commission 214 Hyden-Leslie County WD 43 Corinth WD (3) 154 Oldham County WD (2) 90 Hardinsburg (3) 215 Jessamine-South Elkhorn WD 45 Crittenden-Livingston County WD 155 Owingsville (2) 92 Harrodsburg 216 Kirksville Water Association 46 Cumberland 156 Paintsville 94 Hawesville 217 LaGrange Utilities 47 Cumberland County WD (3) 157 Parksville WD (2) 96 Henderson County WD (2) 218 LaRue Water District #1 48 Cumberland Falls Hwy WD (3) 158 Pendelton County WD (2) 97 Henry County WD #2 (6) 219 Lyon County WD 49 Cynthiana (2) 159 Perryville 98 Hodgenville 220 Mountain WD 50 Dawson Springs (2) 160 Pikeville 99 Hopkinsville 221 Pineville Utilities 51 Earlington 161 Pineville (5) 102 Irvine (3) 222 South Anderson WD 52 East Casey County WD (4) 162 Powderly 105 Jamestown 223 Southern W & S District 54 East Daviess County WA (3) 163 Princeton 107 Jessamine County WD 224 Todd County WD 55 East Knox County WD 164 Pulaski County WD 118 Lawrenceburg 225 US 60 WD 56 East Laurel WD 165 Rattlesnake Ridge WD (4) 119 Lebanon 226 Western Pulaski County WD 57 East Logan County WD (3) 166 Reid Village WD (2) 123 Lewisburg 58 East Pendleton County WD (2) 168 Russell Springs (# of Loans) 59 Eddyville 169 Sacramento 60 Edmonson County WD (7) 170 Sandy Hook WD 61 Edmonton (3) 171 Sandy Valley WD TOTAL ISSUED: $430,000,000 62 Estill County WD #1 (3) 172 Science Hill 64 65 67 Eubanks (4) Fancy Farm WD Fleming-Neon (2) 173 175 176 Shelby County SFD Simpson County WD South Anderson WD (2) $339,110,000 68 Floyd County PLB 177 South Logan WA (2) 69 Fordsville 178 South Woodford WD (2) 70 Fountain Run WD #1 179 Southern WSD (2) 71 Fredonia 180 Springfield (4) 72 Frenchburg (2) 182 Stamping Ground 74 75 80 Gallatin County WD (4) Garrison Quincy O'Heights WD (2) Grayson County WD (4) 183 185 186 Stanford (5) Taylorsville (5) Todd County WD (4) Raymond James is proud 81 82 83 Grayson Utility Commission Green Hill WD Green River ADD 187 188 189 Tompkinsville Tri-Village WD (2) Trimble County WD (2) to be the Financial Advisor for 84 85 86 Green River Valley WD (3) Green-Taylor WD (3) Greensburg 192 193 194 U.S. 60 WD (2) Union County WD Vanceburg EPB (2) Kentucky Rural Water Association’s 88 89 90 Hardin Hardin Co WD #2 (5) Hardinsburg (2) 195 197 199 Warren County WD (2) West Liberty (3) West Shelby WD successful lending programs. 91 Harlan 200 Western Fleming County WD (2) 93 Hartford (3) 201 Western Lewis-Rectorville WD (3) 95 Hazard 202 Western Mason County WD (4) 97 Henry County WD #2 203 Western Pulaski County WD (2) 98 Hodgenville (2) 204 White Plains 100 Hyden (2) 205 Whitesburg 101 Hyden / Leslie County WD 206 Whitley County WD (4) 102 Irvine 207 Wickliffe 104 Jackson 208 Wilmore (2) 105 Jamestown (2) 209 Wolfe County PLD 106 Jenkins 210 Wood Creek WD (2) 107 Jessamine County WD 211 Worthville 109 Jessamine-South Elkhorn WD (3) 212 Wurtland 110 Knox County Utility Commission 111 LaCenter (# of Loans) 74 43 58 15 32 4 8 201 66 211 32 19 158 158 15 75 TOTAL ISSUED: $809,000,000 TOTAL ISSUED: $666,500,000 189 $511,500,000 189 78 202 122 87 97 188 212 194 29 148 9 26 49 97 149 200 9 217 154 149 81 14 182 200 165 14 192 30 137 79 199 76 173 199 7 137 117 225 170 178 155 125 3 134 166 125 185 222 18 118 72 139 176 178 53 174 107 134 34 197 94 208 90 12 135 20 109 215 156 96 131 151 92 107 127 90 180 216 44 151 62 27 83 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Training Information A tentative list of topics and invited speakers. Water and Wastewater Operators and Water District Commissioners MUST complete a Verification of Hours sheet (provided at conference) in order to receive credit for attending sessions. All hours pending approval. MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 2018 8:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. WaterWorks Museum, the Crescent Combined Water and Wastewater Hill Reservoir and the Crescent Hill SESSION 4 Training Water Treatment Plant. Participants When the Meteor Strikes, Will Your will see renovations at the plant Cochran Room - 3 rd Floor of West Tower Project go Extinct? with filtration, lab research and Details follow. Robert Pickerill, Bell Engineering chemical feeds and will also tour the 1879 Crescent Hill Gatehouse. Credit for each session - Most projects experience challenges as Louisville Water staff of engineers Commissioners/DW & WW Operators they move from planning and design and scientists will be available to through construction. When there answer questions. As attendees 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. is a risk of failure due to unforeseen are bused to and from the Galt circumstances, knowing what to do, and SESSION 1 House, videos will provide a glimpse conversely what not to do, can mean of Louisville Water Company’s Utilizing App Technology for Asset the difference between delivering a contribution to safe drinking water and Maintenance Management successful project, or your project going through its innovations in science the way of the dinosaurs. This session Tim Moore, 64 Seconds and engineering. will examine what you need to know Utilities continuously seek efficient and when everything that can go wrong effective ways to monitor and maintain does. 3:20 p.m. to 4:20 p.m. their critical assets. This session will SESSION 7 explain how app technology can benefit utilities in their daily business processes 2:10 p.m. to 3:10 p.m. Safety Benefits of Hydro Excavation, and work activities. SESSION 5 and Preventative Maintenance on Pipes and Valves Using One Self Cyber Security is a Team Sport! 9:40 a.m. to 10:40 a.m. Contained Trailer Jeff Harlan, United Systems & Software Dick Thompson, Vac-Tron Equipment SESSION 2 In today’s world, going it alone when This session will explain the process Mobile Work Order Development in it comes to the security of your of removing or moving soil with Rural Water and Wastewater Utilities network creates extreme risks for your pressurized water and will include the Kerry Zwierschke, Bennett & Williams organization. This presentation will pros and cons of the process along with Environmental Consultants provide strategies to help your utility the safety benefits of using this method. become cyber resilient. This session will demonstrate new This presentation will also address the technology that allows work orders to importance of preventative maintenance become part of the asset management 2:10 p.m. to 4:10 p.m. programs and describe affordable process linking maps, work orders, and THIS SESSION IS NOT APPROVED FOR equipment options for valve exercising the billing system all into one integrated WW OPERATORS and sewer jetting. system. SESSION 6 10:50 a.m. to 11:50 a.m. River to Faucet, A Tour of Louisville Water Company’s Treatment Facilities SESSION 3 Kelly Dearing-Smith, Louisville Water Moving from Paper to Platform: The Company Transformation of Mapping in the In 1860, Louisville Water began Pre-registration is required for Water and Wastewater Industry this session. Space is limited. as Kentucky’s first public water Robert Rodriguez, Environmental Systems Research Institute provider. Today its treatment plants are rated as two of the top 16 in TUESDAY, Geographic Information Systems, or GIS, is a tool that is becoming commonly North America for outstanding quality by the Partnership for Safe AUGUST 28, 2018 used by everyone in utility organizations. Water. This two-hour tour combines In this session attendees will gain history and current day operations 1:30 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. an understanding of how a Web GIS to highlight how Louisville Water platform can help meet many of the Concurrent Sessions - A, B and C produces 117 million gallons of common business challenges of utilities. drinking water. The tour includes Nunn, Breathitt and Combs-Chandler Rooms - 2 nd Floor of East Tower a look at the 1860 pumping station and water tower with the Details follow. Water—THE Natural Resource 2018 KRWA Annual Conference 7
TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2018 CONCURRENT A CONCURRENT B CONCURRENT C Nunn Room Breathitt Room Combs-Chandler Room Credit for all Concurrent A Sessions - Credit for all Concurrent B Sessions - Credit for all Concurrent C Sessions - Commissioners/DW Operators WW Operators Commissioners/DW & WW Operators 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. SESSION 8A SESSION 11B SESSION 14C A Framework to Evaluate Life Cycle Now’s Not the Time to Bulk Up: Utility Legislative Updates Costs of Water Pipelines Filament Control Damon Talley, Stoll Keenon Ogden Roy Mundy, McWane Ductile Don Van Veldhuizen, USA BlueBook This session will provide information on pressing regulatory and An important aspect of Filaments can cause all sorts of headaches legal issues affecting water and wastewater utilities that came maintaining a water supply for wastewater operators that lead to before this session of the Kentucky General Assembly. Topics network is calculating the violations in effluent limits and less will include: territorial protection, 911 emergency call center optimum time for the replacement efficient treatment. This session will show funding for counties and municipalities, and KY 811 (Call Before of pipes. This session will attendees the causes of most filament You Dig). demonstrate an effective model issues and different methods of control. that allows utilities to evaluate the 2:40 p.m. to 3:40 p.m. total life cycle cost associated with 2:40 p.m. to 3:40 p.m. SESSION 15C water transmission pipelines. SESSION 12B Rates Across Kentucky 2:40 p.m. to 3:40 p.m. Tidbits for Industrial Wastewater Andy Lange, Kentucky Rural Water Association Treatment Rates for water and wastewater service are increasing as grant SESSION 9A Jim Collins, Brenntag Mid-South monies have dried up over the past decade. Cannon & Cannon Lessons Learned: Fighting DBP Engineers have been conducting a KY utility rate survey for Formations for Improved Water Kentucky is experiencing growth and expansion from the industrial community. several years and partnered with KRWA on this year’s survey. Quality This session will present the results of the survey and discuss Are these industries in compliance with Bob Cashion, S4Water Sales and both federal and local standards for other rate-related information available for utility managers Service and decision-makers as they grapple with providing quality industrial discharges? This presentation Never before have there been will offer guidelines for utility personnel service at an increasingly higher cost to the customer. so many chemical treatment who are associated with industrial pre- options, equipment options treatment. 3:50 p.m. to 4:50 p.m. and treatment approaches to SESSION 16C improve water quality and meet 3:50 p.m. to 4:50 p.m. new and challenging regulatory PSC-related Utility Issues requirements. This session will SESSION 13B Gerald Wuetcher, Stoll Keenon Ogden look at the changing dynamics of Gravity Sewer Rehabilitation Recently, the Public Service Commission has changed its chemical treatment applications, Brenton Hasenour, Commonwealth Engineers focus on utility matters. Current rate cases involving water treatment schemes and how they and sewer utilities, compensation and benefits have become affect water quality leaving the Aging sewer systems have left many a contentious issue. Water loss has also received increased treatment facility and within the utilities with increasing inflow and scrutiny, as has depreciation. In addition, several cases have distribution system. infiltration (I/I) problems. This session will found utilities in violation of the regulations regarding the identify options for reducing I/I problems borrowing of monies without prior PSC review and approval. 3:50 p.m. to 4:50 p.m. and the benefits of rehabilitation projects. This presentation will explore these issues from the perspective SESSION 10A of a former PSC staff attorney who is now in private practice representing utilities as clients. Protecting Steel Potable Water Tanks Michael Barnhill, Tnemec (J.D. Petro & Associates) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2018 Steel water storage tanks are subject to corrosion on all of their 8:30 a.m. to 11:50 a.m. external and internal surfaces. This General Session presentation will provide updates on new systems that are designed Cochran Room - 3 rd Floor of West Tower to maximize the life cycles and Credit for General Session - Commissioners/DW & WW Operators minimize the financial impacts to these tanks. Water, our most important natural resource is without a doubt one of the most undervalued resources. As caretakers of this resource, utilities deal with many challenges and changes. Our General Session will feature the invited speakers listed below who will identify trends currently affecting the water and wastewater industry in Kentucky. Steve Fletcher, President, National Rural Water Association Tim Thomas, Federal Co-Chair, Appalachian Regional Commission Hilda Legg, State Director, USDA Rural Development Robert Pickerill/ Bell Engineering, Mark Willis/ Stantec and Russ Romine /Kentucky Engineering Center 8 2018 KRWA Annual Conference Water—THE Natural Resource
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Attendee Registration REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS & FEES Completed registration forms should be considered an invoice and PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY THE FORM. Registrations received without payment will NOT be processed until payment is received. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Attendee registrations received by August 13, 2018 (with payment) will be processed at the Early Bird rate. Organization: Address: Phone: City: State: Zip: Member Rate Non-Member Rate Extras Full Registration includes access to all Full Registration Full Registration technical sessions, all exhibit hall activities, and Early After Early After LOUISVILLE WATER all meal functions. Golf Registration is “Extra.” Bird Spouse 8 / 13 / 18 Bird Spouse 8 / 13 / 18 Golf TOURS $350 $400 $125 $800 $850 $250 $75 No Charge Name E-Mail Spouse Total: $ The KRWA Golf Scramble will be held at Nevel Meade Golf Course, 3123 Nevel Meade Dr., Prospect, Kentucky. Registration is limited to the first 128 golfers. Partial Registration Includes access to all technical Member Non-Member sessions and exhibit hall activities as indicated on day(s) selected (for individual day select M, T or W). Partial does All 3 Or indicate Individual day All 3 Or indicate Individual day not include the Member Appreciation Reception on Tuesday Days M T W Days M T W evening or KRWA Awards Luncheon on Wednesday. $275 $125 $125 $125 $725 $575 $575 $575 Name E-Mail Name E-Mail EXTRAS The Louisville Water Company has invited “EXTRA” options may be added to LOUISVILLE conference attendees to tour their facilities. Partial Registrations. WATER RECEPTION LUNCHEON Scheduled for 2:10 p.m. to 4:20 p.m. on Include name that applies to each EXTRA selected. TOURS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY GOLF Monday, buses for this outing will leave No Charge $75 $75 $75 from the Galt House to tour the WaterWorks Museum and the Crescent Hill Reservoir / Name Gatehouse. There is no admission charge, but Name pre-registration is required (space is limited). Our utility plans to participate in the Best Tasting Water contest. Total with EXTRAS: $ If P, please complete form on page 13, and forward to KRWA. Register and make payment online at www.krwa.org, or fill out this form and mail to KRWA, 1151 Old Porter Pike, Bowling Green, KY 42103 CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY: NO REFUNDS WILL BE GRANTED AFTER AUGUST 13, 2018 but substitutions are welcome. KRWA will charge a $50 processing fee for ALL ATTENDEE CANCELLATIONS. Water—THE Natural Resource 2018 KRWA Annual Conference 11
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Kentucky Rural Water Association is looking for the best tasting water in the state! Are you up for the challenge? Water check-in will be available beginning Monday, August 27 at the Registration Area located on the 2nd Floor of the East Tower. Samples must be submitted by 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, August 28, in order to participate in the contest. Water samples will be stored until the time of judging during the Member Appreciation Reception and WaterPac Raffle on Tuesday evening. “Best Tasting Water” Contest Official Contest Rules 1. A one-gallon sample in a glass container should be entered at the Registration Area, located on the 2nd Floor of the East Tower by 4:00 p.m. EDT on Tuesday, August 28, 2018. 2. A panel of distinguished taste testers will judge all samples during the Membership Appreciation Reception on Tuesday evening, August 28, 2018. Winner will be announced that evening. 3. Contest winner will be eligible to compete against other states at the National Rural Water Association’s Rural Water Rally in Washington, D.C. in 2019. KRWA will pay the registration fee for two (2) Rally attendees from the winning utility. KRWA is not responsible for travel, hotel, and miscellaneous expenses for these attendees. Official Entry Form “Best Tasting Water” Contest Water System plans to enter the Best Tasting Water Contest being held during KRWA’s 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition on Tuesday, August 28, 2018. Please mail, email or fax entry form to KRWA 1151 Old Porter Pike, Bowling Green, KY 42103 Fax: 270.796.8623 Email: jcole@krwa.org Water—THE Natural Resource 2018 KRWA Annual Conference Magazine 13
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GOLF SCRAMBLE The KRWA Golf Scramble will be in, receive your hole and cart golfer, you will be placed on a team. held on Monday, August 27 at Nevel assignments, and to go over the Meade Golf Course located at 3123 rules. Coffee and donuts will be Sponsorship opportunities are Nevel Meade Drive in Prospect, available at 7:30 that morning. available. Golf Sponsors will Kentucky. be recognized with a sign at one At the conclusion of play, there hole – multiple golf sponsors are Registration is limited to the first 128 will be lunch for each golfer welcome. Please see the exhibitor golfers. The format for play is a four- and prizes will be awarded. registration form on page 19, or person scramble with a shotgun Refreshments will be provided on the sponsorship registration form start at 8:30 a.m. the course throughout the day. on page 20 for details about Golf E-mail Andy Lange (a.lange@ Sponsorship. All golfers should arrive at the krwa.org) with your team course by 7:45 a.m. to check preferences. If you are a single Engineering Solutions for a Better Environment Water—THE Natural Resource 2018 KRWA Annual Conference 15
EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION Conference activities on Monday Registration (partial) for two the individual sponsor name. Multiple and Tuesday will be centered around company representatives (see hole sponsors are welcome. the Exhibit Hall. This will allow our Sponsorship Opportunities or exhibitors to receive maximum Exhibit Hall Pass) Again this year, registered participants exposure to all in attendance. On will be issued a passport to the Monday evening all exhibits will be Sponsorship of the Exhibitors’ exhibit hall. Attendees will navigate judged by a panel of KRWA staff to Luncheon on Tuesday the exhibit hall in order to locate the determine who will earn the Best booth numbers of the exhibitors that Exhibit Award. The winner of this $25 of each exhibit fee goes correspond to the names listed on the accolade will be honored during the toward the purchase of Passport. A completed Passport is a Kick-off Breakfast on Tuesday door prizes given away on chance to win a door prize. And while morning. Wednesday they walk from booth to booth, all are hoping to hear their name called for The cost to exhibit includes: Our Diamond and Emerald the Sponsored Cash Drawings. As an Corporate Partners, as well as exhibitor, we offer you the opportunity One 8’ x 10’ draped exhibit booth to sponsor one or more of these cash Special Conference Sponsors, will receive additional signage at drawings. The drawing is conducted One 2’ x 8’ x 30” skirted display their booth(s). at the contributing sponsor’s booth. table with two folding chairs, a Participants MUST be present in wastebasket and a 7” x 44” Excel Decorators is the exhibition the exhibit hall to be eligible to win. booth identification sign contractor. Prior to the conference A minimum of $100 is requested; they will send an Exhibitor Service however, if an exhibitor wishes to Electricity is NOT included in Kit to offer additional furnishings sponsor multiple cash drawings, the registration fee, but may be and services not included in the additional contributions are welcome. purchased at the Advanced Galt KRWA booth package. Electricity House rate of $97. This MUST should be ordered on the KRWA Don’t miss the deadline for our be indicated on the Exhibitor registration form and not exhibitors and sponsors to have their Registration form. If purchased through Excel. See page 23 for company name listed in the printed onsite, through the Galt House, the additional information. conference program – charge will be $123 Friday, August 3, 2018. Would you like to receive A printed list of all conference prominent recognition and To exhibit, please complete either pre-registrants increase your visibility in a prime the Exhibitor or Special Sponsorship booth location? We have Special Registration form (page 16 or 20) and Sponsorships available to fulfill forward to KRWA. Registration and your needs and fit your budget. payment are also available online at For details see pages 18 and 20, www.krwa.org. Additional representatives or contact Pam Byrd at p.byrd@ may choose an Exhibit krwa.org or by calling the KRWA Hall Pass for Monday and/ office @ 270.843.2291. or Tuesday OR select an option on the Attendee Interested in sponsoring the KRWA Golf Scramble? For a Registration form. $100 sponsorship our Associate An Exhibit Hall Pass Members can become a hole allows extra company sponsor during the scramble at representatives access to Nevel Meade Golf Course in the exhibit hall ONLY. Prospect, Kentucky. A sponsor sign will be placed at one hole listing 16 2018 KRWA Annual Conference Water—THE Natural Resource
KENTUCKY RURAL WATER ASSOCIATION 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition - Tools for Success August 27-29, 2018 Water—THE Natural Resource 100 101 WATER 2nd Floor of East Tower 99 STATION Grand Ballrooms A - B -C 98 91 82 73 64 63 52 51 40 39 30 29 20 11 BAR EXHIBIT HALL 97 90 83 81 74 72 65 62 53 50 41 38 31 28 21 19 12 10 96 80 75 61 54 49 42 37 32 18 13 9 95 8 94 89 84 71 66 60 55 48 43 27 22 7 93 88 85 79 76 70 67 59 56 47 44 36 33 26 23 17 14 6 92 87 86 87 86 78 78 77 77 69 69 68 68 58 58 57 57 46 46 45 45 35 35 34 34 25 25 24 24 1616 15 15 5 WATER 1 2 3 4 BAR STATION 200 201 202 203 204 205 DIAMOND PARTNERS EMERALD PARTNERS ENTRANCE KEY WOMEN MEN GRAND BALLROOM A-B-C Ben Allgeier Excel Decorators 4601-C Proximity Drive KRWA GALT HOUSE 107-8'x10' Booths Louisville, KY 40222 Phone: 502-962-1119 LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY 2018 KRWA Annual Conference 5/18/2018 SPECIAL SPONSORS KRWA_118.dwg 17
Sponsorship Opportunities PRIME BOOTH LOCATION INCREASED VISIBILITY PROMINENT RECOGNITION TO REGISTER AS AN EVENT OR SUPPORTING SPONSOR, PLEASE USE THE SPONSORSHIP REGISTRATION FORM ON PAGE 20. EVENT SPONSOR SUPPORTING $2000 SPONSOR Unlimited Opportunities! $1250 CHOOSE FROM ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: Unlimited Opportunities! President’s Reception in Exhibit Hall SPONSORSHIP INCLUDES: MONDAY EVENING One complimentary 8’ x 10’ Kick-off Breakfast - TUESDAY MORNING exhibit booth with electricity. This includes THREE exhibit Refreshments for Breakout Sessions participants in a prime location TUESDAY AFTERNOON of your choice (see exhibit hall Member Appreciation Reception layout on page 17, or online at TUESDAY EVENING www.krwa.org) KRWA Awards Luncheon - WEDNESDAY Prominent sponsor signage at booth and in conference SPONSORSHIP INCLUDES: program One complimentary 8’ x 10’ exhibit booth Exclusive company profile for with electricity. This includes SIX exhibit sponsors in conference program participants in a prime location of your choice (see exhibit hall layout on page 17, or online at www.krwa.org) Prominent sponsor signage at booth, event and in conference program Exclusive company profile for sponsors in conference program Exhibitors not registering as event or supporting sponsors may indicate golf and/or cash drawing on the regular exhibit form. GOLF SPONSOR CASH DRAWING $100 per hole SPONSOR Unlimited Opportunities! $100 per drawing MONDAY MORNING Unlimited Opportunities! SPONSORSHIP INCLUDES: SPONSORSHIP INCLUDES: Recognition with a sign at one hole. Cash drawing presentations Multiple hole sponsors are welcome. conducted at the contributing sponsor’s booth. Multiple cash drawings are welcome. 18 2018 KRWA Annual Conference Water—THE Natural Resource
Exhibitor Registration REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS & FEES Completed registration forms should be considered an invoice and PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY THE FORM. Registrations received without payment will NOT be processed until payment is received. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Exhibitor registrations received by August 13, 2018 (with payment) will be processed at the Early Bird rate. Organization: Address: Phone: City: State: Zip: Exhibitor Fee includes partial registration for two company Member Non-Member There is no admission charge for the Louisville Water Tours, but pre-registration is required. representatives. Member Appreciation Reception on Tuesday & KRWA Exhibitor Exhibitor Exhibitor Exhibitor See details below. Awards Luncheon on Wednesday are not included, but may be purchased under “Extras.” Early Bird After 8/ 13/ 18 Early Bird After 8/ 13/ 18 EXTRAS Electrical Outlet - Advanced Galt House rate - $97. Yes: $97 Yes: $97 Yes: $97 Yes: $97 LOUISVILLE If purchased onsite (through Galt House) the charge will be $123. WATER RECEPTION LUNCHEON No No No No GOLF TOURS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MUST Indicate “Yes” or “No.” If yes, add $97 to TOTAL DUE. Representative #1 $750 $800 $1200 $1250 $75 No Charge $75 $75 Name Position LOUISVILLE BOOTH PREFERENCE WATER RECEPTION LUNCHEON E-Mail Please select your preferred booth location GOLF TOURS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Representative #2 from the exhibit hall layout on page 17, or go $75 No Charge $75 $75 online for updated selections at www.krwa.org Name FIRST CHOICE: Position The KRWA Golf Scramble will be held at Nevel Meade SECOND CHOICE: Golf Course, 3123 Nevel Meade Dr., Prospect, Kentucky. E-Mail Registration is limited to the first 128 golfers. Additional Representatives may choose an Exhibit Exhibit Hall Only One-Day Pass EXTRAS Hall Pass or select an option on the Attendee Registration form. An Exhibit LOUISVILLE RECEPTION LUNCHEON Indicate Day GOLF WATER TOURS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Hall Pass allows extra company representatives access to the exhibit hall ONLY, however, extras may be added. $90/M $90/T $75 No Charge $75 $75 Name Additional Representative Position Golf Sponsors will be recognized with a sign at The Louisville Water Company has invited conference each hole. Multiple golf E-Mail sponsors are welcome. attendees to tour their facilities. Scheduled for 2:10 p.m. to Cash Golf 4:20 p.m. on Monday, buses for this outing will leave from SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Drawing Sponsor the Galt House to tour the WaterWorks Museum and the Cash Drawing presentations will be conducted at the contributing sponsor's booth. Multiple cash drawings are welcome. $100 $100 Crescent Hill Reservoir / Gatehouse. There is no admission Indicate Quantity: charge, but pre-registration is required (space is limited). TOTAL DUE: $ REMINDER: The LAST day to get your name listed in the printed conference program as an exhibitor and / or sponsor is August 3, 2018. CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY: NO REFUNDS WILL BE GRANTED AFTER August 13, 2018 but substitutions are welcome. KRWA will charge a $75 processing fee for ALL EXHIBITOR CANCELLATIONS. Register and make payment online at www.krwa.org, or fill out this form and mail to KRWA, 1151 Old Porter Pike, Bowling Green, KY 42103 Water—THE Natural Resource 2018 KRWA Annual Conference 19
Sponsorship Registration Thank you for your sponsorship of our 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition. Please complete the registration information below and return with your payment. Duplicate this form if additional space is needed for extra representatives. Organization: Address: Phone: City: State: Zip: SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES (See details and choices on page 18) $ Event Sponsor ($2000) (event choice) BOOTH PREFERENCE (up to 6 exhibit participants) Please select your preferred booth location from the exhibit hall $ Supporting Sponsor ($1250) layout on page 17, or go online for (up to 3 exhibit participants) updated selections at www.krwa.org FIRST CHOICE: ADDITIONAL SPONSORSHIPS $ Cash Drawing Sponsor ($100 per drawing - multiple cash drawings are welcome) SECOND CHOICE: $ Golf Sponsor ($100 for a sign at one hole - multiple hole sponsors are welcome) $ Total Sponsorship Amount (Sponsorship does not include “Extras,” unless indicated.) EXTRAS Electrical Outlet - MUST Indicate: Yes No RECEPTION LUNCHEON GOLF TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Representative #1 $75 $75 $75 Name E-Mail Representative #2 Name E-Mail Representative #3 Name E-Mail Representative #4 Name E-Mail Representative #5 Name E-Mail Representative #6 Name E-Mail The KRWA Golf Scramble will be held at Nevel Meade Golf Course REMINDER: The LAST day to get your name listed in the printed located at 3123 Nevel Meade Drive in Prospect, Kentucky. conference program as an exhibitor and / or sponsor is August 3, 2018. Registration is limited to the first 128 golfers. CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY: NO REFUNDS WILL BE GRANTED AFTER August 13, 2018 but substitutions are welcome. KRWA will charge a $75 processing fee for ALL EXHIBITOR CANCELLATIONS. $ TOTAL DUE Register and make payment online at www.krwa.org, or fill out this form and mail to KRWA, 1151 Old Porter Pike, Bowling Green, KY 42103 Contact the KRWA office (270.843.2291) to make 20 2018 KRWA Annual Conference sponsorship payment by credit card. Water—THE Natural Resource
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Excel Decorators, Inc. Excel Decorators, Inc. is the official service contractor for KRWA’s conference. Exhibitors will receive a password e-mail from Excel to access the Exhibitor Service Kit. The Exhibitor Service Kit will include information on material handling/drayage, shipping addresses, furnishings, etc. Please note: The exhibit facility is carpeted (Grand Ballrooms A - B - C). If you have any questions, please contact Barb Arbuckle at (502) 962-1199 or barbuckle@excel-online.com DEADLINE DATES Advance Discount Prices Deadline: Monday, August 13, 2018 FOR EXCEL ORDERS: Must include full payment, including 6% sales tax Shipping to Advance Warehouse Deadline: Thursday, August 23, 2018 Shipping Direct to Show Site Start Date: Monday, August 27, 2018 EXHIBITOR MOVE-IN: Monday August 27, 2018 Noon - 4:00 p.m. SHOW HOURS: Monday August 27, 2018 4:30 p.m - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday August 28, 2018 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. EXHIBITOR MOVE OUT: Tuesday August 28, 2018 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. SHIPPING INFORMATION: To Advance Warehouse: Must arrive by 4:00 p.m., Thursday, August 23, 2018 KRWA 2018 c/o Excel Decorators, Inc. 4601-C Proximity Drive Louisville, KY 40213 To Show Site: Cannot arrive prior to 8:00 a.m. on Monday, August 27, 2018 KRWA 2018 c/o Excel Decorators, Inc. / Galt House Hotel 140 N. 4th Street/3rd Street Dock Louisville, KY 40202 Shipping labels will be included in the Exhibitor Kit. Be sure to include your booth number on ALL shipping labels. Exhibitors must fill out the Material Handling and Payment Forms also included in the Kit. PROVIDED FURNISHINGS: 8’ X 10’ BOOTH SPACE • 8’ high background drapery (White/Teal/Blue) • 3’ high side rail drapery (White) • 8’ Skirted Table (White) • Plastic Side Chairs (2) • 7” x 44” Identification Sign • Wastebasket Water—THE Natural Resource 2018 KRWA Annual Conference 23
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