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LTAP/TTAP Presents:
Managing Stormwater Webinar (FREE)
January 26, 2015
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
TTEC Building, Room 175
4099 Gourrier Ave.
Baton Rouge, LA 70808
If you are unable to join us in Baton Rouge, contact Courtney Dupre to ask how to register and view the webinar from your city.
Stormwater has been an important issue for planners, developers, and municipalities, as well as State and Federal governments for many years. Regulations and laws have been implemented to reduce the impacts associated with stormwater runoff throughout the United States. However, much of the available training moves directly to the technical aspects of addressing runoff and often glosses over many of the critical stormwater issues. These items are critical to the understanding of what factors influence runoff and how available practices address the issues associated with stormwater runoff. This webinar, offered by the Local & Tribal Technical Assistance Program (LTAP/TTAP), will look at stormwater with a cause and effect approach, identifying the contributing factors, and discussing available options to mitigate the negative effects of runoff on both an operational and planning level.
Topics covered will include:
- Critical Components of Stormwater Runoff
- The Importance of the Watershed
- History of Regulations and Regulatory Authorities
- Operational Management
- Erosion and Sediment Control
- Runoff Reduction
- Soil Stabilization
- Management and Planning
About the Instructor:
Geoffrey Scott, P.E.
Geoffrey Scott, P.E., is the Technical Assistance Engineer for the Cornell Local Roads Program. Mr. Scott has over 13 years working as a consultant to municipalities preparing stormwater related design plans for roadways, drainage systems, and erosion control plans. He has developed and maintained multiple Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans for municipal facilities and construction projects in New York and Connecticut.
Please complete the form below to register:
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