SeminarsQuick Links: Agenda - Continuing Education - Seminar Fee - Sponsors Access to Seminar Materials is available to Seminar Attendees through a dedicated link provided in the Seminar Notebook. Sediment is one of the most common pollutants entering Florida waters. Sediment transport can impact receiving waters by reducing sunlight penetration, blanketing aquatic vegetation, and carrying other pollutants such as nutrients and metals. This seminar addressed the effects of sediment on water quality and provided an overview of dredging methods and techniques used to remove excess sediments from aquatic systems. In addition, the seminar provided case study examples on prevention by maintaining the MS4 system; how to determine access points for dredging projects; recommendations for proper reuse and disposal; permitting requirements; and how to get BMAP credits from dredging and street sweeping projects. M.J. Carnevale, Public Works Director Walker Dawson, PE, Engineer III, Natural Resources Management Kelli Hammer Levy, MS, MPA, CPM, ENVSP, Public Works Director Harvey Harper, PhD, PE, President Lance Lumbard, CLP, Senior II Scientist Mary Szafraniec, PhD, PWS, Associate Scientist Who Attended?Local, regional and state stormwater managers, policy-makers, administrators and regulators; civil and environmental engineers; landscape architects and consultants; environmentalists; and interested citizens. When/Where?FSA's Fall Seminar was held online on September 18, 2020. What? Here are the Details:The online Seminar featured a full day of education, up to 5.5 continuing education credits, live Q&A, prizes, and more! Continuing Education - Get Credit Where Credit's Due! Registration Fee Cancellation Policy
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