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50th Annual Pretreatment, Pollution Prevention, and Stormwater Conference
Beautiful Monterey Bay
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
P3S Conference Turns 50, What’s Next?
Imagining the Future of Clean Water in Monterey
A Message from the P3S Committee Chair, It is up to us to develop, run,
and maintain the inspection
I am excited to invite you, your colleagues, friends,
programs, treatment plants,
and fellow water professionals to the 2023 Annual
public outreach campaigns,
Pretreatment, Pollution Prevention, and Stormwater
and spill mitigation programs
(P3S) Conference in beautiful Monterey!
to address these emerging
While attending the recent P3S conference in Long pollutants and ensure
Beach, everyone I spoke to expressed happiness environmental health.
with the ability to finally be able to meet in-person
While the list of new pollutants
again. Being newer to the field, I really appreciate the
may seem never ending, it is our endurance and
experiences that this conference offers. I had such a
unwavering commitment to clean water that drives
great time making new connections and listening to
us forward. The P3S community will rise to these
people describe ways in which we can continue to
challenges, and we will do it as a team.
facilitate an environment with clean water.
I encourage you to attend the 2023 P3S Conference
My time with CWEA and the P3S community has
in Monterey on January 30-February 1.
taught me that these collaborative discussions are
invaluable to maintaining our excellence as water Your participation will facilitate your own
professionals. advancement of knowledge and will allow others
the opportunity to learn from you. Your role
With professional excellence as our goal, we have
within the P3S community is an important one:
chosen our 2023 conference theme to be “The Next
you are someone who champions a cleaner water
50 Years: Imagining the Future of Clean Water.”
environment.
In 2022, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the
We look forward to seeing you in Monterey!
Clean Water Act. For 2023, I pose an important
question to all of you: What do you believe are the Best Regards,
clean water challenges for the next 50 years?
WILLIAM EDWARDS
Whether it’s addressing PFAS, microplastics, CWEA P3S Committee Chair
pyrethroids, antibiotics, or hormones, we are the Environmental Compliance Inspector
leaders of California’s P3S community. City of Vacaville
Duotone cover image by Nguyen Dang, LACSD.
© 2022 CWEA. Images used with permission and are protected by copyright of the photographer.
Conference Sponsors
GOLD
Conference Committee
CONFERENCE CHAIR SILVER SPONSOR BRONZE SPONSOR
William Edwards
City of Vacaville
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PROGRAM CO-LEADS
Ed Oyama
West Valley Sanitation District
Shannon Simmers LOCAL SECTION SPONSOR
City of Redlands
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Abigail Balf
Sanitary District No.5
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BROCHURE LEAD
Lenai Hunter
Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District
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OPENING SESSION SPONSOR
FACILITY OF THE YEAR
AWARDS CO-LEADS
Casey Fitzgerald
City of San José
Stephen Sealy
LACSD
_______________________________ FOG WORKSHOP SPONSOR
FOG WORKSHOP CO-LEADS
Paul Prange
City of San José
Tracy Wyhlidko
City of Redding
_______________________________ BEACH CLEAN-UP SPONSOR
CONFERENCE VOLUNTEERS
John Boyd
LACSD
Michael Placencia
Delta Diablo Sanitation District
Jennifer Peet
City of Livermore
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Monterey State Beach
Networking Events
“Shore Beats Working!”
Beach Clean-Up
Sunday, January 29 • 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Join your fellow environmental enthusiasts by actively
making a difference and participating in a beach clean-
up! Have the chance to mingle with familiar faces and new
ones prior to the core-conference festivities.
P3S is happy to call Monterey home of the 2023
conference, so let’s give back to our adorable marine
friends by cleaning up Monterey State Beach, in front of
Monterey Tides Hotel. We will meet in the Seaside State
Beach Parking Lot (northeast of the hotel) and help make
the beach a wonderful destination for all walks of life!
Trash receptacles and trash pickers will be provided to
collect discarded refuge along the way. Photo by Salvador Ochoa
Free for all attendees. Each participant also receives a
keepsake stainless steel 50th anniversary P3S water Networking with the Partners
bottle courtesy of our sponsor Sunbelt Rentals.
Embassy Suites Monterey Lobby
The beach cleanup is meeting at the parking area
south of the hotel. Monday, January 30 • 4:40-6:30 p.m.
Enjoy complimentary hot appetizers and cold drinks at
this annual networking event. Have fun, talk with the
Warm Welcome exhibitors, catch-up with friends and stick around for great
Embassy Suites Monterey Lobby door prizes.
Sunday, January 29 • 6:00-8:00 p.m. Pick-up drink tickets from one of CWEA’s dedicated
exhibitors. Free for all attendees.
What better way to prepare for a three day
conference packed with amazing speakers, much
Social Events Lead
needed training, and important information than
a warm welcome! Join old friends and new, while ABIGAIL BALF
Treatment Plant Operator
discussing a very important “check-in” question!
Sanitary District No.5 of Marin County
Shake off the travel gloom, and join us in the
Embassy Suites Lobby Bar. Food and drinks available
at cash bar. Free for all attendees.
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P3S SIGNATURE EVENT
Salty Seal Brewpub
Tuesday, January 31 • 6:15 - 10:00 p.m.
$75 Members • $85 Non-members
Includes dinner and drink tickets • 653 Cannery Row • (831) 920-2327
Please join us for a rockin’ evening including networking, socializing, and indulging in
delicious food and libations while dancing under the stars at the Salty Seal Brewpub.
Sing along with the band, play some billiards, and catch up with friends by the fire pits
without the crowds in the heart of downtown Monterey. Wear layers as it
might be a chilly January evening! Dinner and drinks are provided, additional
options are available at the cash bar. Space limited, ticket required.
Live Band
Private event
only for P3S
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P3S Committee
leaders at
P3S22
(Salvador Ochoa)
P3S Committee CHAIR
William Edwards
PAST CHAIR
Theodore Higgins
ORDER OF THE
SILVER COVER
Leaders City of Vacaville City of Los Angeles,
LA Sanitation
Joe Lucia
Retired
VICE CHAIR and Environment
Edwin Alonzo AWARDS CO-CHAIRS
City of Fontana GRANTS PROGRAM Casey Fitzgerald
Alina Constantinescu City of San José
SECRETARY Larry Walker Associates
Michael Placencia Stephen Sealy
Delta Diablo Sanitation LACSD
District
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Opening General Session
Monday, January 30
8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
The popular P3S opening sessions
continue our tradition of short,
inspirational “TED” like talks, followed by
an in-depth back and forth between the
panelists and audience.
This year’s speakers include:
• Chelsea Hsin-Feng Tu
Monterey Waterkeeper
• Margaret Spring
Monterey Bay Aquarium
• Emily Hickock
Monterey County District
Attorneys Office
• Bridget Hoover
Monterey Bay National Marine
Sanctuary
Win fantastic door prizes during
the fast-paced trivia game!
Opening Session Lead
BEATRIZ CORNEJO
Community Affairs Specialist
Elsinore Valley MWD
P3S Past Chair John Boyd, photo by Salvador Ochoa.
Conference Lunches
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
FACILITY OF THE ORDER OF THE P3S GRANT
YEAR AWARDS SILVER COVER RECIPIENTS
Casey Fitzgerald Joe Lucia Alina Constantinescu
and Stephen Sealy Past P3S Chairs Grants Lead
P3S Awards Leads Past P3S Chairs
11:45 a.m. - 1:00 pm
12:15 - 1:30 p.m. 11:45 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Conference lunches are included in your registration. Please RSVP for lunches to help us avoid food waste.
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Opening Session Speaker Bios
Emily Hickok is a Deputy District Attorney in the Monterey County District
Attorney’s Office, Consumer and Environmental Protection Unit, where she has
served since 2010. Ms. Hickok received her J.D. from the University of San Diego
School of Law and her B.A. in Criminology, Law, and Society from UC Irvine.
Bridget Hoover, Water Quality Protection Program Coordinator for Monterey
Bay National Marine Sanctuary, has worked for MBNMS since January 1999. As
the Coordinator of the Water Quality Protection Program, she works with the
agriculture industry and municipalities; reviews permits, emergency response and
oversees volunteer water quality monitoring programs. She works collaboratively
with our partners to implement innovative solutions to critical issues affecting
water quality in MBNMS.
Margaret Spring, the Chief Conservation and Science Officer for the Monterey
Bay Aquarium, oversees the aquarium’s many conservation and science programs
that advance healthy oceans through policy, markets and research. These span
its global initiatives to advance sustainable fisheries and aquaculture, including
the Seafood Watch program, its work to advance US and California ocean
conservation priorities, as well as its related research, including collaborations
with the Aquarium’s research and technology partner, the Monterey Bay
Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI).
Chelsea Hsing-Feng Tu is the Executive Director of Monterey Waterkeeper. Her
vision at Monterey Waterkeeper is to ensure safe drinking water and coastal
access for all communities. Previously, Chelsea worked as a senior attorney at
the Center on Race, Poverty & the Environment. Chelsea also led climate justice
advocacy at Public Advocates, and worked to protect freshwater resources, curb
sprawl, and reduce toxins and pesticides at the Center for Biological Diversity.
She received her law degree from the University of California, Berkeley.
Win door prizes during the popular P3S23 Opening Session
DOOR
PRIZES trivia contest. It’s the 50th anniversary of the conference, how
much do you know about CWEA’s P3S Community?
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PHONE:
Toll-Free: 800-723-1373
Direct: 503-280-5102
W E B S I T E : www.cleanwayusa.com
SOLD
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Technical Tour Monterey One Water
Monday, January 30th • 1:30-4:30 p.m. As a region isolated from state and federal
The one water approach views all waters — water projects, these used waters are critical
drinking, wastewater, stormwater, greywater, in helping communities meet water demands
and more — as resources that must be through water reuse.
sustainably managed. See how northern The tour will feature the Plant’s Advanced
Monterey County is using regional collaboration Water Purification Facility – the first full-scale
and the one water approach to meet urban potable reuse facility in northern California.
stormwater regulations, improve groundwater Designed to treat 5 million gallons per day,
quality, and diversify drinking water supplies. you’ll learn more about the purification
technology and groundwater replenishment
Monterey One Water Regional Treatment Plant process that helps support the local potable
Tour the innovative Monterey One Water water supply.
Regional Treatment Plant which collects and
treats four types of source waters: (1) municipal Participants should wear sturdy, closed-toe
wastewater; (2) drainage water from agricultural shoes. Directions to the facility will be provided,
irrigation; (3) wash water from agricultural please plan to carpool to the site.
packaging; and (4) urban stormwater runoff.
The tour is sold out.
Technical Tour Lead
SUSAN HIESTAND
P3S Past Chair
Silicon Valley Clean Water
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MONDAY
OPENING GENERAL SESSION PART 1
Chelsea Hsin-Feng Tu, Monterey Waterkeeper
8:30 - 10:00
and Margaret Spring, Monterey Bay Aquarium
Sponsored by kando
10:00 - 10:15 COFFEE WITH THE EXHIBITORS
OPENING GENERAL SESSION PART 2
Emily Hickok, Monterey County District Attorney’s Office
10:15 - 11:30
and Bridget Hoover, Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
Sponsored by kando
11:30 - 12:15 TIME WITH EXHIBITORS
12:15 - 1:15 LUNCH & FACILITY OF THE YEAR AWARDS
CLEAN WATER ACT:
EXPLORING ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLLING PROMINENT
TRACKS THE ENVIRONMENT YESTERDAY,
INVESTIGATIONS AND EMERGING POLLUTANTS
TODAY and TOMORROW
Michael Placencia Jared Voskuhl Joshua Balentine
LEAD
Delta Diablo CASA Brown and Caldwell
Clean Water Act:
Industrial Investigation Microplastics Removal
NPDES Permitting in the
Paula Hansen, at Treatment Plant
1:30 - 2:20 Decade Ahead
Michael Dunning Anne Sun
Jared Voskuhl
EBMUD Hazen and Sawyer
CASA
Developing Flexible
Investigation of Food Harmful Algea Bloom in
Local Limits: Current and
Manufacture San Francisco Bay
2:30 - 3:20 Emerging Pollutants
David Joh and Tingting Wei David Senn, PhD
Joshua Balentine
LACSD SF Estuary Institute
Brown and Caldwell
3:20 - 3:50 REFRESHMENTS WITH THE EXHIBITORS
Investigation War Stories Ocean Acidification
PFAS and Wastewater
Roundtable and Hypoxia
3:50 - 4:40 Anne Sun
EBMUD, LACSD, EMWD, Jared Voskuhl
Hazen and Sawyer
and Delta Diablo CASA
ENTER TO
4:40 - 6:30 NETWORKING WITH THE PARTNERS WIN DOOR
PRIZES!
p3s23.cwea.org 11TUESDAY MORNING
ALL
MEMBERS
P3S BUSINESS MEETING & BREAKFAST WELCOME
7:00 - 8:00
Join the P3S Committee and brush up your leadership skills
EPA PRETREATMENT THE POWER OF EFFECTIVE PRETREATMENT INSPECTOR
TRACKS
TRAINING COMMUNICATION TOOL BELT TRAINING
Lenai Hunter
Tracy Wyhlidko Elsinore Valley MWD Edwin Alonzo
LEAD
City of Redding and Ariana Pizano, City of Fontana
City of Fontana
Introduction and Overview The Curiosity Cure:
of EPA Pretreatment Human Dynamics and Not Your Typical Inspection
Regulations Relationship Building
8:30 - 9:20 Jason Finn
Jim Polek, EPA Region 9 Katie McCleary LACSD
and Chuck Durham, and Jennifer Edwards
PG Environmental How to Bridge the Gap
Listen to Your Listening: Plastics Incident Response
Pretreatment Standards:
Become an Effective and Tracking an Illicit Discharge
Categorical Regulations
Transparent Communicator Michelle Pate, John Nurmi,
9:30 - 10:20 Jim Polek, EPA Region 9
Katie McCleary and Michael Cook
and Chuck Durham,
and Jennifer Edwards Sacramento Regional
PG Environmental How to Bridge the Gap County Sanitation District
10:20 - 10:50 COFFEE WITH EXHIBITORS
Pretreatment Standards: Bridge the Gap: Solubility Rules!
Prohibitions Transform Relationships Existing and Emerging
and Local Limits from Challenging to Pretreatment Technologies
10:50 - 11:40 Collaborative
Jim Polek, EPA Region 9 Michael Placencia
Katie McCleary
and Chuck Durham, Delta Diablo
and Jennifer Edwards
PG Environmental How to Bridge the Gap
11:45 - 1:00 LUNCH & ORDER OF THE SILVER COVER JOE LUCIA, P3S PAST CHAIR
1:00 - 1:30 DESSERT & COFFEE WITH EXHIBITORS
Past P3S Chair Theodore Higgins asks a question at Opening Andy Woods (left); Andrew More (center rear);
Session. Photos by Salvador Ochoa and Marco Ramos, (right) from LACSD.
p3s23.cwea.org 12TUESDAY AFTERNOON
EPA PRETREATMENT THE POWER OF EFFECTIVE PRETREATMENT INSPECTOR
TRACKS
TRAINING COMMUNICATION TOOL BELT TRAINING
Tracy Wyhlidko Jennifer Peet Edwin Alonzo
LEAD
City of Redding City of Livermore City of Fontana
Pretreatment Compliance Hazardous Waste Spill
Communication and
Audits and Inspections Response Safety and
De-Escalation (Part 1)
1:30 - 2:20 Jim Polek, EPA Region 9 Identification
John Wilson
and Chuck Durham, Edwin Alonzo
CBL Training and Consulting
PG Environmental City of Fontana
Industrial User Surveys
Communication and
and Permitting Industrial Monitoring 101
De-Escalation (Part 2)
2:30 - 3:20 Jim Polek, EPA Region 9 Tim Ridley
John Wilson
and Chuck Durham, City of Riverside
CBL Training and Consulting
PG Environmental
3:20 - 3:50 NETWORKING BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS
Compliance with Electronic
Industrial User Inspections Communication and Reporting Regulations
Jim Polek, EPA Region 9 De-Escalation (Part 3) (CROMERR)
3:50 - 4:40
and Chuck Durham, John Wilson Nicole Sears
PG Environmental CBL Training and Consulting Sacramento Regional
County Sanitation District
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p3s23.cwea.org 13WEDNESDAY MORNING
8:00 - 8:30 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
TRACKS STORMWATER A TO Z ECI TEST PREP FOG WORKSHOP
Paul Prange,
Alina Constantinescu Shannon Simmers
LEAD City of San José
Larry Walker and Associates City of Redlands
Tracy Wyhlidko, City of Redding
Sponsored by endura
Stormwater Trash
Reduction in the
Test Taking Strategies How Do Various Grease
Bay Area: Progress
Dr. Ramzi Mamood Interceptor Designs
Made Overt the Past
8:30 - 9:20 and Dr. John Rowe Actually Work?
Decade and Remaining
Office of Water Programs Tony Cole
Challenges To Address
Sac State Endura
Over The Next Decade
Chris Sommers, EOA
LIVE OUTDOOR
Stormwater 101 Environmental Compliance DEMONSTRATION
Dr. Ramzi Mamood Inspector (ECI) Test Prep How to Inspect
9:30 - 10:20 and Brian Currier Grades 1 & 2 a Grease Interceptor
Office of Water Programs Shannon Simmers Juan Arreguin, Monterey One
Sac State City of Redlands Water and Ken Loucks,
IW Consulting Service
10:20 - 10:50 COFFEE WITH THE EXHIBITORS
Investigation of Illicit
Collection System Sanitary
Discharger
ECI Test Prep Grades 1 & 2 Sewer Management Plan
with Wrong IGP
10:50 - 11:40 Shannon Simmers and FOG Reduction
Coverage
City of Redlands Jim Fischer
George Munoz
Fischer Compliance
City of Riverside
LUNCH & P3S GRANT RECIPIENTS
11:45 - 1:00
ALINA CONSTANTINESCU, GRANTS LEAD
Photos by Salvador Ochoa
p3s23.cwea.org 14WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
TRACKS STORMWATER A TO Z ECI TEST PREP FOG WORKSHOP
Paul Prange,
Alina Constantinescu Shannon Simmers
LEAD City of San José;
Larry Walker and Associates City of Redlands
Tracy Wyhlidko, City of Redding
Sponsored by endura
Collection System Grease
ECI Test Prep Grade 3 Issues and Elements of a
New Construction IGP
1:10 - 2:00 George Munoz FOG Program
Speaker t.b.d.
City of Redlands Samuel Mcleod
FOG BMP Software
Stormwater Inspections-
Safety and Ergonomics for
Procedures for assessing
ECI Test Prep Grade 4 Collection System Workers
BMP effectiveness
2:10 - 3:00 Kent McIntosh and Inspections
Colleen Hunt
Retired Don Freeman
Stone Creek
Occumetric
Environmental Consulting
“Something is Strange
ECI Test Prep Here:” Things That Go
Inspections:
Interactive Exam Practice Quiz Wrong with Grease Traps
What to Know About
3:10 - 4:00 Kent McIntosh, Ariana Pizano, and Interceptors
Stormwater BMPs
Shannon Simmers, Paul Prange, City of San Jose
Speaker t.b.d.
and George Munoz Tracy Wyhlidko,
City of Redding
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619.304.6022The spectacular Monterey Bay is blocks from the hotel and Carmel Beach, shown above, is only seven miles away (Adobe stock)
Conference Hotel
Embassy Suites Monterey Bay
1441 Canyon Del Rey
Seaside, CA 93955
800-EMBASSY
UPDATE 1/12: The conference room block is now full.
We’ve compiled a list of nearby hotels.
Need a room? View nearby hotels >
Safety
First
Health & Safety Updates
• We’re monitoring national and local health
alerts, please stay tuned.
• According to the California Department
of Public Health, people who are at low
risk of severe illness should use personal
preferences for mask wearing. People at risk
for severe illness should consider wearing a
mask and take additional precautions.
• If you are not feeling well, please stay
home. Photos by Embassy Suites
16Registration Instructions
Before you register yourself or a group of persons online, SPEAKERS
please read all instructions and ensure you know which Conference speakers can register online at a discounted
events and meals you or each person in your group will rate and instructions will be emailed to them.
attend. You will need your online CWEA password for
all those you are registering. Discrepancies may result in REGISTRATION PAYMENT
delays when you pick up your registration materials at the Full payment may be made by credit card, purchase order,
conference. personal check or company/agency check. Credit card
payments are accepted using the enclosed registration
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION form or through CWEA’s secure website (CWEA.org).
Register by Monday, January 9, 2023 to receive the For check or money order payments, please make them
discounted conference registration rate. Mailed early bird payable to “CWEA P3S23”. Those who submit payments
registrations MUST be post-marked by Monday, January 9, with an Early Bird Registration fee after Monday, January
2023 and accompanied with the appropriate payment to 9, 2023 will be billed for the difference. Registrations
be processed. Save time by registering online! received without full payment or purchase order will not
be processed. You must be registered for the conference
MEMBER-DISCOUNTED RATES as an attendee to receive CWEA contact hours.
CWEA, WEF or CA-NV AWWA memberships qualifies
registrant for member- discounted rates, memberships REFUND POLICY
will be verified. The additional cost of a non-member Written cancellation notice is required and must be
registration rate will be applied toward a one-year CWEA received by January 16, 2023. A 25% service fee shall be
membership, unless otherwise stated on registration form. retained on all cancellations. No refunds will be given for
cancellations made after January 16, 2023. Please consider
ONLINE REGISTRATION a substitution if you are unable to attend.
Group and individual online registrations can be processed
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are driven by ‘registrant type’ selected during registration. For more information about Sponsor and Exhibitor
Please select the appropriate registrant type based on opportunities, please contact Nicole Agnone, Exhibit &
number of days you are planning to attend the conference. Sponsorship Manager, exhibit@cwea.org,
If you have any questions during the online registration 510.382.7800 x115.
process, contact Member Services at
memberservices@cwea.org or 510-382-7800 x4. REGISTRATION QUESTIONS
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RETIRED MEMBERS or 510-382-7800 x4.
Retired Members are eligible for a special rate. CWEA
Bylaws state a retired member is any person both SPEAKER QUESTIONS
retired from and not currently affiliated professionally or Contact Melanie Guillen at mguillen@cwea.org.
technically with the water quality field. Retired members
can submit a registration form by mail, fax, or email. DISCLAIMER
CWEA and our Board members and volunteers are not
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Full-time employees of academic institutions are eligible their sessions. No endorsement is implied or given of any
for the Academics rate. Full-time employees of the State persons or their philosophies, ideas or statements; nor
Water Board, Regional Water Boards, CalRecycle, of any products or processes; nor of any organizations
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the Regulators rate. To receive this rate, please submit a conference or exhibitors who purchase an exhibit booth.
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and the Monday and Tuesday evening receptions. This
registration type is not available online since students
must provide verification of current enrollment (nine or
more units per semester). Students are asked to submit a
registration form by mail, fax, or email.
EVENTS & MEALS
Most events and lunches are included in the conference
registration fee, please RSVP to help us avoid food waste.
There is a fee to attend the Signature Event on Tuesday
evening. Guest/spouse tickets are also available.
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PLEASE RSVP FOR MEALS & EVENTS (included in your registration)
LUNCHES EVENTS & TOUR
MONDAY ¨ Shore Beats Working Beach Clean-up
sponsored by SunBelt Rentals (Sunday)
TUESDAY
¨ Ice Breaker Happy Hour (Sunday)
WEDNESDAY
SOLD OUT One Water WRRF Tour (Monday)
Dietary Restrictions: ¨ Networking with the Partners (Monday)
_____________________________________________ ¨ P3S Committee Meeting & Breakfast
(Tuesday)
¨ FOG Workshop sponsored by Endura
(Wed; free with conference registration)
EVENT TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Spouse/Guest Tickets Tuesday Signature Event Reception
___ qty. Spouse/Guest Lunch Ticket $65 Member $75
Don’t
___ qty. Networking with the Partners (Mon) $65 Non-Member $85 miss the
___ qty. Signature Event (Tue) $75 Tickets Subtotal $ signature
GRAND TOTAL $ event
PAYMENT INFORMATION REGISTRATION OPTIONS:
1. Register online at events.cwea.org
2. Fax: 510.382.7810
3. Send registration form and payment to:
For payments by check or money order, make payable to: CWEA P3S23 CWEA P3S23
7677 Oakport Street, Suite 1030
Oakland, CA 94621-1935
For payments by credit card, please print clearly.
Credit card: ¨ VISA ¨ MASTERCARD ¨ DISCOVER ¨ AMEX Signature: __________________________________
Credit card number:___________________________________ Expiration date:____________________________
Name of account holder:_______________________________ Billing zip code: ____________________________
Full payment or purchase order is required to process registrations. Please see the registration instructions for important
information about cancellation deadlines and substitutions.
Registration Assistance
MEMBER SERVICES
510.382.7800 option 4
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