Retrofitting UICs
Learn how to use green infrastructure to meet DEQ's new requirements for Underground Injection Controls (UICs, also known as drywells and drillholes) to protect groundwater.
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Oct 26, 2011 from 09:00 AM to 03:30 PM |
| Where | Redmond Fire Hall |
| Contact Name | Karen Roberti |
| Contact Phone | 503-222-1963 x100 |
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Learn how to use green infrastructure to meet DEQ's new requirements for Underground Injection Controls (UICs, also known as drywells and drillholes) to protect groundwater. This workshop will include case studies of UIC retrofit and replacement projects in Central Oregon, and tools you can use to choose and design cost-effective alternate stormwater management options.
Trainers include:
•Dave Elkin with Greenworks, a Portland-based landscape architecture firm currently working on UIC retrofits in Bend
•Rob Von Rohr with Hickman Williams & Associates, who has more than six years of stormwater engineering experience in Central Oregon
Cost: $35
Registration: Please register at oeconline.org/stormwater
Who should attend?
Engineers, designers, planners, elected officials, municipal staff, builders, developers, property owners, watershed councils and other professionals.
Location: Redmond Fire Hall
341 NW Dogwood Ave.
Redmond, OR 97756
