Georgia Chamber of Commerces 1st Annual Georgia Environmental Conference

Conference Dates: August 16, 17, 18, 2006

Conference Agenda

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Wednesday, August 16, 2006

8:00am-1:00pm 1:00pm-2:30pm On-site registration and material pick-up Opening General Session Welcome Opening Address Keynote Address George M. Israel, III President & CEO, Georgia Chamber of Commerce

Sonny Perdue
Governor, State of Georgia James I. Palmer, Jr. (Jimmy) Regional Administrator, United States Environmental Protection Agency Dr. Carol Couch Director, Environmental Protection Division, Department of Natural Resources

Keynote Address

2:30pm-3:00pm 3:00pm-4:30pm A1. D. F1. K1. M. T1. Y.

Refreshment Break - Exhibit Hall SESSION I Georgia Legislative and Regulatory Update (1st Offering) Emerging Issues in Toxic Torts (One-time Only) Water Supply (1st Offering) Wetlands Permitting (1st Offering) Conversion of Agriculture & Forestry Lands (One-time Only) Endangered and Threatened Species (1st Offering) Building Green in Georgia - Who are the LEEDers and why are they choosing to go green? (One-time Only) Welcome Reception Exhibit Hall

4:30pm-5:30pm

Thursday, August 17, 2006

7:30am-8:00am 8:00am-9:30am B1. E. H1. L1. N. U. W. 9:30am-10:00am 10:00am-11:30am
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Continental Breakfast - Exhibit Hall SESSION II Federal Legislative and Regulatory Update (1st Offering) Stormwater User Fees - Why theyre not a Rain Tax (One-time Only) Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) (1st Offering) Mitigation/ Mitigation Banking (1st Offering) Public / Private Partnerships (One-time Only) Energy Alternatives (One-time Only) Brownfields, Grayfields, Remediation, Oh My! (One-time Only) Refreshment Break - Exhibit Hall SESSION III
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C1. R1. F2. I1. O. Q1. Z1. 11:30am-1:00pm

Emerging Regulatory Trends (1st Offering) Water and Wastewater Finance - How do you find the money for all those projects? (1st Offering) Water Supply (2nd Offering) Statewide Water Management Plan (1st Offering) Inverse Condemnation / Eminent Doman (One-time Only) Sustainable Neighborhoods: Smart Growth and the New Urbanism in Georgia. (1st Offering) Open Forum - Georgias Environment: Past and Future (1st Offering) LUNCH Special Speaker: Congressman Jack Kingston SESSION IV

1:00pm-2:30pm A2. K2. G1. J1. P1. T2. X. 2:30pm-3:00pm 3:00pm-4:30pm B2. L2. H2. I2. Q2. S. AA. 4:30pm-5:30pm

Georgia Legislative and Regulatory Update (2nd Offering) Wetlands Permitting (2nd Offering) Wastewater Treatment / Septic Systems (1st Offering) Development & Implementation of Regional Water Plans (1st Offering) Georgia Land Conservation Initiatives (1st Offering) Endangered and Threatened Species (2nd Offering) RCRA/CERCLA (One-time Only) Refreshment Break - Exhibit Hall SESSION V Federal and Legislative Regulatory Update (2nd Offering) Mitigation/ Mitigation Banking (2nd Offering) Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) (2nd Offering) Statewide Water Management Plan (2nd Offering) Sustainable Neighborhoods: Smart Growth and the New Urbanism in Georgia. (2nd Offering) The Future of Transportation in Georgia (One-time Only) Coastal Georgia Comprehensive Plan Update (One-time Only) Evening Reception Exhibit Hall

Friday, August 18, 2006

7:30am-8:30am 8:30am-10:00am C2. R2. G2. J2. P2. V. Z2. Continental Breakfast - Exhibit Hall SESSION VI Emerging Regulatory Trends (2nd Offering) Water and Wastewater Finance - How do you find money for all those projects? (2nd Offering) Wastewater Treatment / Septic Systems (2nd Offering) Development & Implementation of Regional Water Plans (2nd Offering) Georgia Land Conservation Initiatives (2nd Offering) The Future of Air in Georgia (One-time Only) Open Forum - Georgias Environment: Past and Future (2nd Offering)

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10:00am-11:00am

Closing General Session Visualizing the Impacts of Climate Change on Georgias Coast C. Ronald Carroll Director for Science, River Basin Center - The University of Georgia

Special Speaker

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS:
OVERVIEW & UPDATES A1|A2. Georgia Legislative and Regulatory Update This session provides an overview of state environmental legislation and administrative rulemaking taking place during 2006 and the hot issues expected to be addressed in 2007. Additional focus centers on how policy changes impact Georgias local governments and business communities. Moderator: Steve Levetan Past Chairman, Environment Committee, Georgia Chamber of Commerce, Senior Vice-President, Pull-A-Part, LLC. Instructors: Dr. Carol Couch - Director, Georgia Environmental Protection Division, Department of Natural Resources (1st offering only); Jim Ussery - Assistant Director for Programs, Georgia Environmental Protection Division (2nd offering only); Todd Edwards - Associate Legislative Director, Association County Commissioners of Georgia; Jason Rooks - Executive Director, Georgia Conservation Voters; John Bozeman - Office of Governor Sonny Perdue; Greg Blount Partner, Troutman Sanders. Federal Legislative and Regulatory Update This session provides an overview of federal environmental laws and regulations adopted in 2006 and the hot issues expected to be addressed in 2007. Additional focus centers on how environmental policy changes and recent court decisions impact Georgia, its local governments, and its business community. Moderator: Robert Rhodes, Jr. - Executive Partner, Holland & Knight LLP. Instructors: Mary Kay Lynch - Regional Counsel, EPA, Region IV; Frank Redmond - Field Representative, Office of US Senator Johnny Isakson, Georgia; Jim Ussery - Assistant Director for Programs, Georgia Environmental Protection Division. Emerging Regulatory Trends This session provides an update on recent trends in Georgia and around the nation concerning performance-based environmental leadership programs and their application to achieving beyond compliance performance through regulatory incentives, networking, mentoring and recognition. Emphasis will be on the EPA Performance Track program and the P2AD Partnership Program. Moderator / Instructor: Bob Donaghue Director, DNR Pollution Prevention Assistance Division (P2AD) Instructors: Suzanne Burnes - Program Manager, P2AD; Mark Smith - Chief, EPD Hazardous Waste Branch; Mary Kay Lynch Regional Counsel, EPA, Region IV; Tim Smith - Noramco. Emerging Issues in Toxic Torts This panel will address hot topics in toxic torts litigation, including recent developments and trends, the intersection between traditional environmental regulatory issues and toxic torts, and developments in key scientific issues pertaining to toxic torts litigation. Moderator / Instructor: Bernard Taylor - Partner, Alston & Bird, LLP. Instructors: Robert D. Mowrey - Partner, Alston & Bird, LLP; Allen D. Uhler, Ph.D. - Principal, NewFields Environmental Forensic Practice, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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WATER QUALITY / USE / RESOURCES

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Stormwater User Fees - Why theyre not a Rain Tax Experiences from Implementing Stormwater Utilities in Georgia. This panel will address the basics of creating a stormwater utility, and the legal, financial and operational challenges involved in applying this new source of funding for maintaining and improving municipal separate storm systems. Moderator / Instructor: Ted Rhinehart - Public Works Director, DeKalb County. Instructors: Milbree F. Lankford - General Counsel, Douglasville / Douglas County Water and Sewer Authority; Jim Scarbrough - Gwinnett County Stormwater Management. Water Supply A panel representing various stakeholders in Georgia and the national perspective to discuss issues in water supply and water supply planning. The panel discussion will include consideration of private water rights in water supply planning, the role of domestic water wells, and viewpoints of specific stakeholder groups. In addition, leading experts in Georgia will discuss the state of water supply planning in the state of Georgia and future opportunities and pitfalls. Moderator / Instructor: Jesse Richardson - Water Systems Council. Instructors: Ken Hume Aquasis; Dr. James E. Kundell Professor, Institute of Ecology and Senior Associate, Hill Distinguished Fellow and Director of the Environmental Policy Program Carl Vinson Institute of Government - University of Georgia. Wastewater Treatment / Septic Systems This topic will include a discussion of wastewater, septic systems, and land application systems, the current understanding of these issues and how this could factor into policy recommendations in the State Water Plan, rivers in Georgia where there may be challenges to accept wastewater discharges and what can be done to address these issues, innovative approaches to septic systems and private wastewater system management and a regulatory update. Moderator / Instructor: Nap Caldwell - Senior Planning and Policy Advisor, Georgia EPD. Instructor: Matt Harper - Principal Environmental Planner, Water Resources, Atlanta Regional Commission. Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) The establishment and implementation of Total Maximum Daily Load plans is Congress strategy for cleaning up our nations impaired waters. How well is this process working? Well discuss the findings and recommendations of the Bacteria TMDL Technical Advisory Group, composed of diverse representatives of the NGO, academic and governmental community; the TMDL efforts of the Upper Altamaha Initiative for Watershed Excellence, a national pilot project funded by the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Georgia Environmental Protection Division; and successful TMDL implementation strategies developed by the South Georgia Regional Development Center. Instructors: Shana Udvardy - Water Policy Analyst, Georgia Conservancy; Christine Rodick Coordinator, Upper Altamaha Initiative for Watershed Excellence, UGA River Basin Center; Emily Perry Davenport - South Georgia Regional Development Center. Statewide Water Management Plan This panel discussion will involve a variety of interests (business, local government, agriculture, environmental, etc.) and their perspectives on the development of the statewide water plan. Moderator / Instructor: Rick Brownlow - Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District. Instructors: Kevin Green - Vice-President of Environmental Affairs, Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce; Julie Mayfield - Vice-President and General Counsel, Georgia Conservancy; Rob McDowell - Regional Water Planner, Georgia EPD; Bob Scanlon - Environmental Affairs Officer, City of Savannah. Development & Implementation of Regional Water Plans This panel will discuss the development and implementation of regional / sub-state water plans.
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Instructors: Rick Brownlow - Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District; Rob McDowell - Regional Water Planner, Georgia EPD; Joy Hinkle, Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District. R1|R2. Water and Wastewater Finance - How do you find the money for all those projects? This panel will look at the different options that are currently available for financing water and wastewater projects in the state of Georgia. The session will look at trends in public financing of infrastructure of capital with a special emphasis on the Clean Water and Drinking Water State Revolving Funds. The speakers will also address water rate structures and how they affect a utilitys income and financial planning. Moderator / Instructor: Stacey Berahzer - Outreach Coordinator, UNC Environmental Finance
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Instructors: Bill Zieburtz - Jordan, Jones and Goulding; Jason Bodwell - Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority (GEFA). WETLANDS K1|K2. Wetlands Permitting An examination of the federal wetlands permitting program administered by the Corps of Engineers to includes types of permits, application procedures, mitigation, threatened and endangered species, historical and cultural resources, state companion permitting and federal consistency. Moderator: Susan Shipman - Coastal Resources Division, Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Instructors: Jason OKane - US Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District, Regulatory; Strant Colwell - Ecological Services, US Fish and Wildlife Service; Kelie Moore - Coastal Resources Division, Georgia Department of Natural Resources; Paul Brockington - Brockington and Associates. Mitigation / Mitigation Banking The industry of environmental mitigation continues to grow. This panel will provide an overview and update on the status of wetland mitigation banking and mitigation banking for streams. Attendees will learn how conservation banks operate and hear perspectives on the role of wetland and conservation banks in protecting our federally listed and endangered species. Moderator / Instructor: Stephen Collins CEO, The Wetlandsbank Group. Instructors: Steven Jones - Environmental Services, Inc.; Richard Whiteside, Ph.D. Wetlands and Ecological Consultants, LLC.; Carl Salafrio - Creative Environmental Solutions.

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LAND USE M. Conversion of Ag & Forestry Lands Discussion of local programs and relationship to Governor's Land Conservation Program; local planning procedures; how to get property listed through Governor's Land Conservation Program; covenants, restrictions, timberlands market drivers, and future outlook. Moderator / Instructor: Bryan Tolar - Georgia Agribusiness Council. Instructors: Gerry Cohn - Southeast States Director, American Farmland Trust; Brooks Mendell - Principal and Founder, Forisk Consulting; Curt Soper - Director, Land Conservation Program, Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority. Public / Private Partnerships Covering innovative public/private partnerships that leverage corporate and business resources with federal, state and local initiatives to improve the environment. Topics include Coastal America, which is a partnership between federal agencies, NGOs and corporations to promote, protect and restore coastal resources, Georgia Corporate Wetlands Restoration Program which
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is a partnership between corporations and federal agencies to leverage resources to restore wetlands within Georgia, and 4 State Initiative, which is an innovative initiative involving the states of NC, SC, GA and FL, local governments and communities, NGOs and federal agencies to leverage resources to link natural resources together to develop conservation rings around military installations. Moderator / Instructor: Jamie Higgins - US Army Corps of Engineers, South Atlantic Division. Instructors: Tom Simpson - CH2MHILL and Chair, Georgia Corporate Restoration Program; George Carellas - DOD Regional Environmental Coordinator and Chief, Army Southern Regional Environmental Office. O. Inverse Condemnation/Eminent Domain This issue of private property rights has been a topic which has garnered considerable attention at the federal and state levels in 2006. This session will first provide an update on eminent domain reforms adopted during Georgias 2006 legislative session. Focus then centers on inverse condemnation, or regulatory takings, issues being debated in the state, and where to draw the line between sensible government land use regulations and the right to utilize property as an owner sees fit. Moderator: Todd Edwards - Associate Legislative Director, Association County Commissioners of Georgia. Instructors: Matt Hicks - Associate Legislative Director, Association County Commissioners of Georgia; Senator Chip Pearson - Georgia Senate District 51 (invited); Dan Reuter- President, Georgia Planning Association, Land Use Chief, Atlanta Regional Commission. Georgia Land Conservation Initiatives This session updates the current status of the Georgia Land Conservation Program, passed during the 2005 General Assembly, which established a land conservation trust fund and revolving loan fund to provide monies for state counties and cities, working together or with outside groups, to purchase conservation land to increase green space protection. Also discussed will be related issues and tools aimed at helping Georgia preserve its pristine natural resources as it continues to develop, including federal and state conservation easement incentives and the positive economic returns of developments incorporating / abutting greenspace and conservation areas, particularly in coastal Georgia. Moderator: Hans Neuhauser Georgia Environmental Policy Institute. Instructors: Paul Michael - Director of Land Resources, Hampton Island Preserve; Curt Soper Director, Land Conservation Program, Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority; Rex Boner Vice President, Southeast Representative, The Conservation Fund; Tavia McCuean VicePresident & State Director, The Nature Conservancy, Georgia Chapter. Sustainable Neighborhoods: Smart Growth and the New Urbanism in Georgia. Smart Growth, New Urbanism, and Livable Centers Initiatives what does it all mean, and how does it pertain to what we are doing in Georgia? This panel will explore these topics in reference to mixed-use development, with some discussion on ensuring that existing buildings are planned for reuse. The topics will also be analyzed with a critical eye toward the concepts and realities behind those trends. The discussion will explore whether Smart Growth is merely a fad or a new fact of life in the development, or redevelopment of communities within our state. Further discussion will center on the question of Why is this type of planning taking place now and is it a good thing? Moderator / Instructor: Tom Boeck, LEED-AP - Principal, Sustainable Office, LLC. Instructors: Gray Kelly - Director, EarthCraft Communities Program, Southface; Colin Coyne COO, Melaver, Inc., Developer of Sustainable Projects; Paula Vaughan Co-Chair, Sustainable Design Initiative, Perkins & Will.

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TRANSPORTATION

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The Future of Transportation in Georgia Georgias road map to the future is fraught with controversial choices and difficult decisions. Congestion presents a challenge to the states quality of life, economic progress and air quality. The state is coming up short on funding and long on commutes even as metropolitan areas expand and the population increases. How will cash-strapped governments cope with the dire need to find funding, increase capacity and improve travel? How do you prioritize travel modes; diverse expectations and freight demands, all amid environmental regulations that constrain options? Moderator / Instructor: Benita Dodd - Georgia Public Policy Foundation. Instructors: Marlin Gottschalk - Senior Policy Advisor, EPD (invited); Ken Morrow - Owner, Sod Atlanta, Inc.; Ed Crowell Georgia Motor Trucking Association; John Keys Georgia Regional Transportation Authority.

ENDANGERED SPECIES T1|T2. Endangered and Threatened Species Georgia is leading the way in showing how protection of imperiled species goes hand in hand with economic growth. Well discuss whats going on at the federal level with T&E species, Georgias innovative Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy and how a forward-thinking consortium of local governments are working together to protect aquatic T&E species (the Etowah Habitat Conservation Plan). Moderator / Instructor: Dr. Laurie Fowler - UGA River Basin Center. Instructors: Mike Harris - Georgia DNR; Steve Bradley - Bartow County Manager; Sandy Tucker - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

ENERGY U. Energy Alternatives This panel, consisting of academic and utility experts from across the state, will provide a detailed overview of renewable generation energy alternatives in the marketplace and their applicability in the state of Georgia. Moderator / Instructor: Leonard Haynes - Executive VP Supply, Technologies, Renewables, and Demand Side Planning, Southern Company. Instructors: Oscar Harper - Vice President, Resource Planning and Nuclear Development, Georgia Power Company; Sam Shelton - Former Director (retired), Strategic Energy Initiative, Georgia Institute of Technology; Tom Adams - Director, Faculty of Engineering Outreach Service, The University of Georgia; Andres Villegas - International Business Marketing and Government Affairs Manager, Langdale Industries; Nelson Hawk President & CEO, EnerVision, Inc.

AIR QUALITY / USE V. The Future of Air in Georgia An in-depth focus on what lies ahead in the future of air in Georgia. This panel will discuss some radical ideas...be proactive...and talk about this in terms of theoreticals in the future rather than the realities of the past or present. Moderator / Instructor: Dr. Michael Chang - School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Georgia Institute of Technology. Instructors: Heather Abrams - Chief, Air Protection Branch, Georgia EPD; Margaret Campbell Partner, Environmental and Natural Resources Practice Group, Troutman Sanders LLP; Jim Grode - Staff Attorney, Southern Environmental Law Center, and member - Georgia Air Coalition.

WASTE MANAGEMENT / SITE REMEDIATION W.

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Brownfields, Grayfields, Remediation, Oh My!

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A panel of leading experts in the State of Georgia discuss proven methods for identifying, investigating, negotiating and structuring transactions involving contaminated properties. The panel discussion will cover strategies for dealing with buyers, sellers, lenders, state and federal regulators and community stakeholders; recent developments in the State Voluntary Cleanup Program and Federal regulatory framework; financial and liability incentive programs, and pending legislative initiatives and their impact on brownfields reuse and redevelopment projects statewide. Moderator: James Kutzman - MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc. Instructors: Allen Barnes - King and Spalding, LLC; Mark Smith - Georgia EPD; Dan Grogan MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc.; Kathleen West - US Environmental Protection Agency. X. RCRA / CERCLA RCRA and Georgia statutory requirements for hazardous waste and substances illustrated through case study review workshop; regulatory and legislative update; requirements for generators and treatment, storage and disposal facilities; performance based remediation; innovative corrective action technologies; unique hands on workshop to present opportunity to interact with course instructors in a relaxed setting designed for audience participation. Moderator: Les Oakes - King and Spalding, LLC. Instructors: Don Christy - Region 4, Chief of Staff, US Environmental Protection Agency, ; Mark Smith - Georgia EPD; Paul Favara - CH2MHILL.

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Building Green in Georgia - Who are the LEEDers and why are they choosing to go green?

A multimedia presentation of Green Building 101 followed by a panel discussion of early adopters and leading green service providers. Moderator / Instructor: Greg OBrien - Principal, Sustainable Office, LLC. Instructors: Ken Gwinner - Senior Vice President, Turner Properties, Inc.; Ted Van Der Linden Director of Sustainable Construction, DPR Construction, Inc.; Angela Gustafson - Vice President, Marketing Services, OneSource Services, Inc.; David Freedman - Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Z1|Z2. Open Forum - Georgias Environment: Past and Future This panel will study the progress that Georgia has made in the 20th century and where we are going in the state of Georgias environmental efforts. This interactive panel will discuss a range of topics from environmental indicators, environmental modeling / benchmarking to systematic environmental planning and policy development basis. Moderator: David Mook - President, Centergy Group, LLC. Instructors: Harold Brown - Author, The Greening of Georgia; Harold Reheis - Joe Tanner Associates (former EPD); Jim Stokes - President, Georgia Conservancy. Coastal Georgia Comprehensive Plan Update Coastal Georgia is growing at an unprecedented rate. This region has been found by the development community and new homes and businesses are sprouting up where forests and farms previously existed. To address this situation and allow this six county area to maintain its charm and character while it continues to grow, the Commission for a New Georgia recommended to Governor Perdue that a Comprehensive Regional Plan be prepared to assist in guiding this regions future growth. The Department of Community Affairs (DCA) has been given the lead in developing this Plan, and DCA has appointed an Advisory Committee to guide this effort. Come to this session and hear from DCAs Commissioner Mike Beatty, who Chairs the Advisory Committee, and three other members of the Committee and hear their ideas about this important State initiative. Moderator: Jim Finch - Assistant Commissioner, Georgia Department of Community Affairs.
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Instructors: Vernon D. Martin - Executive Director, Coastal Georgia Regional Development Center; Patricia McIntosh - Vice President, Georgia Conservancy; Tom Ratcliffe - Mayor, City of Hinesville

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