Join us online for FSA’s Fall Seminar, Impacts of Sediment on Water Quality. 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 will address the effects of sediment on water quality and provide an overview of dredging methods and techniques used to remove excess sediments from aquatic systems. In addition, the seminar will provide 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.
Michael John Carnevale, Public Works Director
City of Winter Haven
Walker Dawson, Engineer III, Natural Resources Management
Brevard County
Kelli Hammer Levy, MS, MPA, CPM, Public Works Director
Pinellas County
Harvey Harper, PhD, PE, President
Environmental Research & Design
Lance Lumbard, Principal Scientist
Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions
Mary Szafraniec, PhD, Associate Scientist
Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions
Who Should Attend?
The Seminar was developed for 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 is the Seminar?
FSA's Fall Seminar will be held online on September 18, 2020.
What? Here are the Details:
FSA is committed to being a trusted resource for stormwater education and we are excited to offer the same content you’ve always counted on, in an innovative way. The online Seminar will feature 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!
FSA is a designated continuing education provider (Provider #0003854) for the Florida Board of Professional Engineers. Professional Engineers will receive up to 5.5 PDHs (on an hour by hour basis) and Florida Certified Floodplain Managers will receive up to 5.5 CECs.
Registration Fee
To receive the Early Bird Rate of $169.00 (member) or $219.00 (non-member) be sure to register on or before August 7, 2020. Your seminar registration includes all seminar materials, access to all sessions, access to the sponsors, and access to all presentation recordings following the seminar.
Cancellation Policy
Refunds will be provided (minus a $25 processing fee) for cancellations received in writing prior to August 28, 2020. After August 28th, there will be no refunds granted; however, substitutions are allowed up until the event date.
