Green and Tradewater Basin Group
Summary Meetings
MEETING NOTES FOR
GREEN-TRADEWATER RIVER BASIN TEAM
Bowling Green, KY
January 29, 2009
Location: WKU Small Business Accelerator Center
Old Mall at SW corner of intersection, US 31W and Campbell Lane
Entrance on Nashville Road (31 W) side of mall
Bowling Green, KY 42104
Attendees: Annie Holt, Dale Reynolds, Doug Kimbler, Eric Cummins, Jana Fattic, Karla Andrew, Ouida Meier, Rho Lansden
Announcements
The following list of 319 project proposals are being submitted for work to be done in the Green River Basin
KWA is proposing a BMP Implementation project in Bacon Creek, Hart County. The project will install/replace/repair residential septic systems at selected sites, and continue to seek volunteers for agricultural BMPs. At the same time the increased knowledge base about the watershed and updated understanding of what DOW wants to see in a WBP will result in an updated version of the WBP.
Campbellsville Roundtable Meeting
DRAFT
Green-Tradewater River Basin Team Meeting Notes
Clay Hill Memorial Forest
Campbellsville, KY
October 20th, 2008
Attendees: Chris Tucker (City of Campbellsville), Dale Reynolds (G&T RBT Coordinator), Ed Miladin (City of Campbellsville), Eric Cummins (KY F&WR), Dr. Gordon Weddle (Campbellsville University), Jana Fattic (WATERS Lab Dir.), Jeffrey Schuhmann (Central KY PRIDE), Judy Petersen (KWA Dir.), Pat Hardesty (Taylor Co. Extension Service), Rusty Boone (Hardin Co. Engineering Dept), Suzie Bradley (Campbellsville WWP Supervisor and Stormwater Coordinator), Paulette Akers (DOW - Frankfort),
Dale gave a brief introduction to the Green-Tradewater River Basin Team (RBT), Basin Coordinator functions, and the Basin Status Report
Glasgow Roundtable Meeting
Green-Tradewater River Basin Team Meeting Notes
Glasgow, KY
September 30th, 2008
Attendees: Dr. Andrew Ernest (WKU-
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS), April Bowles (Glasgow MS4 contact/AEI consulting), Dale Reynolds (G&T RBT Coordinator), Kevin Myatt (Joint City-County Planning - Director), Paulette Akers (DOW - Frankfort), and Tom Kendall (Joint City-County Planning -Administrator).
Dale gave a brief introduction to the Green-Tradewater River Basin Team (RBT), Basin Coordinator functions, Basin Status Report
Andrew provided a brief rundown of the WKU Center for Water Resources Studies’ programs and services.
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS is to provide technical assistance for River Basin Team projects and members.
Most of the Basin Status report updating will be done through an interactive website. The initial goal is to update the “Green and Tradewater Basin Status Report” by creating a document that is constantly updated. Visit http://www.waterky.org/ and click on the “books” tab near the top of the page.
Speakers comments:
Elizabethtown Roundtable Meeting
Green-Tradewater River Basin Team Meeting Notes
Elizabethtown, KY
August 28, 2008
Attendees:Dale Reynolds (G&T RBT Coordinator), Ed Poppe (City of Elizabethtown), Jana Fattic (WKU-
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS), Jeffrey Shuhmann (Central KY PRIDE), and Rusty Boone (Hardin County).
Dale gave a brief introduction to the Green-Tradewater River Basin Team (RBT), Basin Coordinator functions, Basin Status Report
Jana provided a brief rundown of the WKU Center for Water Resources Studies’ programs and services.
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS is to provide technical assistance for River Basin Team projects and members.
Most of the Basin Status report updating will be done through an interactive website. The initial goal is to update the “Green and Tradewater Basin Status Report” by creating a document that is constantly updated. Visit http://www.waterky.org/ and click on the “books” tab near the top of the page.
Speakers comments:
· Jeffrey Schumann described the mission and service area for Central KY PRIDE, which was formed in 2005. Its works to assist communities by:
Owensboro Roundtable Meeting
DRAFT
Green-Tradewater River Basin Team Meeting Notes
Owensboro, KY
July 23, 2008
Madisonville Roundtable Meeting
Green-Tradewater River Basin Team Meeting Notes
Madisonville, KY
May 29, 2008
Henderson GTBT meeting
Attendees:
Bobby Gish, Henderson; John Baker, Henderson, Kyle Thompson,
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS; Alanna Storey,
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS; Karla Andrew,
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS; Jana Fattic,
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS; Ken Ferry, Henderson, Chris Regan; Kevin Roberts; Morris Lee; Dale Reynolds, KY; Scott Van Der Ploeg; Dalton, WKU Ag; Helen Baker; Dana Woods
Welcome
Would like participation throughout the state.
GTBT helps evaluate 319 Grant proposals
Provide technical assistance on projects. Help with projects - like a rainwater barrel project. Working toward Owensboro project next. Assist with technical info, partners, coordinating events.
Today:
Talking about the Basin Status Report. Link to current report:
Maps, tables with impaired segments, etc.... all need updated. map will come from DOW. Things that affect WQ, such as flooding, mining problems, etc.
Grant was just announced in paper about clean up grant for abandoned mine near here. Status report also used for education - schools, scouts
Need can be identified and priorities set. Points out where focus needs to be.
Today need to get discussions started to address items that may need to be addressed, things of importance that need to be stressed. National treasures that we need to promote.
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Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS and things that they can do to help.
TACWQ is an earmark through EPA to help small water systems (pop 10,000 or less)
- UMI
- IT Tools
- Lab
KIWMS Kentucky Institute for Watershed Management Support
KCWR - Kentucky Center for Wastewater research
WTTI - Water and Wastewater Technician Training Institute
Units, WATERS, Field, Training, and IT
Presentation files are attached: The larger files are linked below.
waterky.org/files/CSO.zip
Bowling Green Roundtable Meeting
Green-Tradewater River Basin Team Meeting Notes
Bowling Green, KY
March 05, 2008
Henderson Roundtable Meeting
Green-Tradewater River Basin Team Meeting Notes
Henderson, KY
April 22, 2008
Attendees: Alanna Storey (WKU-
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS), Bobby Gish HWU), Chris Ragan (KDOA), Dale Reynolds (KDOW), Dana Wood HWU), Darwin Newton (WKU), Jana Fattic (WKU-
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS), John Baker HWU), Karla Andrew (WKU-
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS), Ken Ferry HWU), Kevin Roberts HWU), Kyle Thompson (WKU-
Water and Wastewater Laboratory Analysis
DNA Cloning and Sequencing
Operational Troubleshooting
Specialized Training
Mapping and Modeling
Sampling and Monitoring
Applications Development
Proof-of-Concept and Technology Verification
The CWRS is organized into three divisions - The Water Analysis, Training, Education and Research Services laboratory consortium, providing state-of-the-art water, wastewater and microbiological analytical services; the Environmental Informatics and Information Technology division, specializing in expert systems technology and environmental software applications development; and the Field Operations and Outreach division, providing in-field technology verification, mapping and monitoring services.">CWRS), Helen Baker HWU), Morris Lee (Alcan), Scott VanderPloeg (Madisonville CC).
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The screen above shows the many tools that are executable in ArcMap.