Summit Overview

The 2016 Clean Water Summit will feature up-to-date knowledge and research in green infrastructure practices for redevelopment and retrofit sites, with a focus on innovation in project planning, developing partnerships, engaging community, design and installation, monitoring, and operations and maintenance that optimizes performance. 

WHAT TO EXPECT:
Presentations and case studies that showcase how green infrastructure practices were incorporated into urban redevelopment and retrofit sites, including what it took to overcome barriers and achieve local buy-in and acceptance. The Summit fill feature: 

• Innovation in engineering and design, monitoring, operations, and maintenance that optimizes long-term performance and enhances the effectiveness of green infrastructure practices.

• Lessons learned in project planning, developing partnerships, communicating value, engaging communities, and obtaining funding.

• Local, regional, and state policies and planning efforts that support the use of more green infrastructure and less grey infrastructure in our communities.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
watershed managers  •  designers  •  engineers • landscape architects •  community planners  •  municipal stormwater managers • policy makers  •  public agency staff  • property managers • educators • concerned citizens

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Summit Highlights

This Summit will feature Pigeonhole Live, an interactive platform for audience participation. Bring any web-capable device such as a phone, laptop, or tablet. No apps, sign-up or downloads reguired, and wi-fi is available, but data usage may apply if using cell service.
                               The use of Pigeonhole Live is sponsored by Barr Engineering Company                         

Click here for the agenda

  PLUS....NETWORKING AND HAPPY HOUR AFTER THE SUMMIT!

  photo courtesy Capitol Region Watershed District