September 27
Revitalizing Our Urban Areas
Cooley Law School, Temple Conference Center
Lansing, Michigan
The American Society for Public Administration, Michigan Capital Area Chapter invites you to attend its annual conference on September 27, 2013. This conference is intended for public administrators interested in expanding their networks and knowledge base. City managers, public service professionals, non-profit managers, department directors, legisla-tors, legislative staff, executive staff, academics and students are encouraged to attend. This conference will feature interesting speakers and panelists from academia and public service who will discuss how Michigan public administrators have dealt with reduced resources.
We want you to be part of this important discussion. Visit www.mipaforum.org for more information.
October 4
2013 Regional Storm Water Summit
Lawrence Technological University
Oakland County Water
Resources Commissioner’s Office, with Pure Oakland Water and Lawrence
Technological University, are hosting the first regional storm water
summit for stakeholders in storm water planning and
management.
Elected officials, government staff, industry leaders, watershed
councils, and environmental activists interested in the new EPA
regulations, sustainability, cutting edge projects and planning and
related environmental concerns are encouraged to attend.
We promise an interesting day with expert speakers, tours of green
infrastructure, films, and networking and a comfortable environment. Click here for more information.
October 17
9:30am
– 12:00pm
The East Michigan Chapter of the Air
& Waste Management Association
Invites you to our October Workshop
Sponsored by Barr Engineering, Ann Arbor
Understanding the
Industrial Boiler MACT Standards
The Industrial Boiler
MACT/GACT regulations have been finalized, and though some issues are
still being litigated, it appears that the rules are in their
final form. These rules affect both area and major sources of
air toxics and include emission limitations, testing and monitoring, as
well as work practices like tune-ups and energy assessments for boilers
and process heaters. Area sources have only until March 21,
2014, to comply, while major sources have until January 31,
2016.
Kim Alfonsi and Lillian Woolley of Barr Engineering will
provide an overview of the rules. Kathryn Cunningham of
Consumers Energy will offer tips for developing an
implementation plan and offer a case study from her work at company
power plants and compressor stations.
Space is limited so
pre-registration is required. The cost of
the workshop is $25 (AWMA members) and $30 (non members) and includes
morning refreshments.
Registration is now open here. |
