2024 Annual Conference Materials
PRESENTATIONSThe conference presentations are listed below. They are listed in the order they will be presented at the conference. Posting a conference presentation does not imply that FSA confirms the accuracy of any of the statements made in a presentation, nor that the Association supports or endorses any of the conclusions or recommendations contained in a presentation. Wednesday (Pre-Conference)PC - Resiliency in 2024 & Beyond [Frazer, Brooks] ThursdayOS - Welcome & Opening Remarks 01 - TRACK A – 2024 Legislative Session Review [Coyne, Ferguson] 02 - TRACK B – Can Small Cities Be the Underdog for Stormwater Management [Boone] 03 - TRACK A – Stormwater Regulatory Review: An Unofficial Survival Guide [Peene, Deitche] 04 - TRACK B – Orange County Groundwater Vulnerability Assessment [Mullon] 05 - TRACK A – A Stormwater Manual Review: Balance Between Improving Stormwater & Encouraging Redevelopment [DeYoung, McAndrew] 06 - TRACK B – Emerging Technologies – Shark Tank Style! 07 - TRACK A – Stream Restoration as a Water Quality BMP [Collins] 08 - TRACK B – Charged-UP and New BMPTrains [Wang, Eaglin, Wanielista] 09 - TRACK C – FDOT Research Update [Green] 10 - TRACK A – Using FSA's BMP Life-Cycle Costing Tool for Upcoming ERP Requirements and Grant Funding [Cunningham] 11 - TRACK B – What's Going On? My STA is Not Performing the Way I Planned [Eason] 12 - TRACK C – Loch Haven Chain of Lakes Flood Control and Nutrient Management [Wester] 13 - TRACK A – Grant Stacking Success Story: Maximize Funding and Execute Your Project Vision! [Britt Williams] 14 - TRACK B – Learn the Engineering "Nuts and Bolts" for Employing New Concepts [Bateman] 15 - TRACK C – Get the Most BAM for Your Buck! [Hood] Friday16 - TRACK A – Optimizing Stormwater Pond Load Reduction and Economics: "The Times They Are A-Changin" [Sansalone] 17 - TRACK B – Don't Get Bogged Down with Bacteria Impairments [Tyre, Hughes] 18 - TRACK C – Statewide Stormwater Rule Overview [Baird, Coates] 19 - TRACK A – Reducing Harmful Discharges to Florida's Estuaries and Supplying Water to Florida's Everglades [Shirkey] 20 - TRACK B – Finally! Automated, In-Situ Bacteria Measurement - Case Studies from Permitted MS4s [Riddle, Burkey] 21 - TRACK C – Solving Multiple Challenges at Once: A Watershed Optimization Model [Miller, Haberstroh] |
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