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'Alternative Technology"
HO p m Definitions of Alternative Technology,
lni:liKl:r.r| Limits of Eligibility
! 30 p iv. Mfluent Trfiitment. Including Land
Applications Options
A T Wali.'ce
OeptirtrTient of Civil Encjnicfr mq
University of utnho
Mosr.ow, ID
2 30 p m On-Site Systems
Richard J Otis William C Boyle
University of Wisconsin
(V.iiciisnn Wl
315 p m Break
3:30 p.m. Sludge Processes and Energy Recovery
Systems
Denny S Parker Richard C Aberley
Henry C Hycif1
415 p.m. Improved Application of Alternative
Technology Criteria and Examples
A T Wallace
4:45 p m Questions and Answers
Second Day
8:00 am Session.-; I and II (Repeated)
12 00 noon Lunch
FINAt SESSION
1 00 p.m Innovative Concepts- Reuse, Recycle.
Reclamation
Denny S Parker Richard C Aberley
1:45 p m Multiple Purpose Project Eligibility
with Examples
Albert T Bowyer
2 45 p m Break
3:00 p m Panel Discussion and Questions
All speakers, plus Federal and State
I A Cooi(finalors
5 00 p m Adjourn
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United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Municipal Environmental
Research Laboratory (MERL)
Environmental Research
Information Center (ERIC)
Technology Transfer
Innovative
and
Alternative
Technology
Assessment
Atlanta,GA—August 6-7, 1979
Boston, MA—August 9-10, 1979
Seattle, WA—August 27-28, 1979
Chicago, IL—September 10-11, 1979
New York, NY—September 20-21, 197$.
Kansas City, MO—September 27-28, 19.
Philadelphia, PA—October 22-23. 1979
Denver, CO —December 3-4. 1979
Los Angeles, CA—December 6-7, 1979
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PURPOSE
SEMINAR LOCATIONS AND DATES
Tins seminar will present the latest information on EPA's
Innovative and Alternative Technology Program, Initiated
October 1, 1 978 and continuing for three years, the pro-
gram provides for increases in Federal construction
grants, from 75;'n to 85%, for municipal facilities which
qualify as applications of innovative or alternative waste-
water treatment technology
The seminar is intended for consulting engineers, it will
emphasize the regulations, policies, and procedures
with which they must he familiar in order to assist their
municipal clients in complying with and taking advantage
of the innovative and alternative technology provisions of
Ihe Clean Water Act of 1977
Sub|ect areas to he covered include legislation ' regula-
tions, and guidelines use of EPA's Innovative and Alterna-
tive Techtni/oyYAsst'Ssn.fini Manual, tippl/canon prepara-
tion, screening rind review procedures, cost and energy
analyses, and pi,in! component eligibility Alternative
technologies themselves will be reviewed, hut in less
detail than in FPA's recently completed seminars on Land
Treatment of Municipal Wastewater Effluents and EPA's
ongoing series on Wastewater Treatment Facilities for
Small Communities
REGISTRATION AND HOTEL INFORMATION
There is no registration fee, and you may register for any
one of the ten seminars We recommend, however, that
you choose the seminar to be given in the EPA region in
which your firm is most active since regional and state
I A coordinators will be participating in the presentations
and panel discussion Because attendance at each
seminar is limited to 200 registrants, we request that you
register early and indicate on the attached registration
form three choices in order of preference (1st, 2nd, 3rd).
Return the form to
U S Environmental Protection Agency
c o JACA Corporation
550 Pinetown Road
Ft Washington, PA 19034
Arrangements have been made for a block of rooms at
each hotel where seminars are to be held Special rates
are available to seminar attendees Registrants should
make their hotel leservations directly, for your conven-
ience, a hotel registration request card will be included
with the letter confirming your registration at the seminar.
1 Atlanta, Georgia
Colony Square Hotel
August 6-7, 1979
2 Boston, Massachusetts
Boston Park Plaza Hotel
August 9-10, 1979
3 Seattle, Washington
Olympic Hotel
August 27-28, 1979
4. Chicago, Illinois
Playboy Towers
September 10-11, 1979
5 New York, New York
Roosevelt Hotel
September 20-21, 1979
6 Kansas City, Missouri
Muhelbach Hotel
September 27-28, 1979
7 Philadelphia. Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Hilton Civic Center
October 22-23. 1979
8 Denver, Colorado
Holiday Inn Downtown
December 3-4, 1979
9 Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel
December 67, 1979
First Day
8.00 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
8:45 a.m.
SEMINAR PROGRAM
Registration
Welcome
Regional Administrator
USEPA
Introduction
Lam K Lim Alan B Hais
Municipal Technology Branch
USEPA. Washington. DC
9:00 a.m. National I/A Program —Regulations,
Guidelines, and Status of
Implementation
John M. Smith/Don Tang
Municipal Environmental Research
Laboratory, USEPA, Cincinnati, OH
10:00 a.m. Break
10:15 a.m. Application Preparation and Review,
Screening Procedure
Albert T Bowyer
EcolSciences. Inc
Rockaway, NJ
1 1.30 a.m. Regional I/A Perspectives
Regional I A Coordinator
12:00 noon Lunch
SESSION I
"Innovative Application of Conventional
Treatment Concepts"
1 00 p m. Basis of Cost and Energy Analyses
John M Smith Don Tang
1.15 p.m. Energy Analysis with Examples, Fact
Sheet Explanation, Baseline Discussion
Henry C Hyde
Waste & Water International
San Francisco, CA
2:15 p m. Cost Analysis with Examples, Fact
Sheet Explanations, Baseline Discussion
Denny S Parker Richard C Aberley
Brown and Caldwell
Walnut Creek, CA
3:15 p m. Break
3:30 p m. Eligibility of I/A Plant Components and
Equipment
Lam K Lim Alan B Hais
3:45 p m. 100% Payback Provisions. Patents,
Specifications
Lam K Lim Alan B Hais
4:15 p m. Engineer's Responsibilities
Denny S Parker Richard C. Aberley
4:30 p.m. Questions and Answers
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