22nd Annual Conference & Trade Show

Each year, NASECA-WI hosts the state’s largest event focused solely on erosion control and stormwater management. NASECA-WI strives to offer topics that enhance attendees professional development including a mix of regulatory topics, best management practices, project reviews, and other industry information.

Topics (subject to change)

Tuesday, February 4-

• Green Lake Association- Water Quality Improvement, Stephanie Prellwitz, Green Lake Association
• An Inspector’s Perspective (Construction Site), Scott Seymour, Village of Somers
• In-Lake Sediment Control via Removal of Common Carp, Pete Jopke, Dane Co Land & Water Resources
• Ecosystem Benefits of Wetland Restorations at Deansville and Badfish Creek Wildlife Areas, Tally Hamilton, Ducks Unlimited, Inc.
• Delta Landfill, Bayfield Co, Stacy Dehne, DATCP and Travis Tulowitzky, Bayfield Co
• Pheasant Branch-Floodplain Impacts (Middleton, WI), Heather Schwar, Stantec
• Nutrient Management for Water & Soil, Corydon Coppola, OurWaters.org
• A Kitchen with Several Cooks: Stormwater and Erosion Control at the Jefferson Food & Beverage Campus, Brian Berquist and Nikolas Dorava, Town & Country Engineering
• Ethics, Allison Schneider, Holmes Murphy

Wednesday, February 5-

• Methods to Educate Owners on Stormwater Practices, Kaci Coconate and Megan Duffy, Dane Co. Land & Water Resources
• Reforestation & Wetland Restoration – A Strategy for Stormwater Management, Jamie Ferschinger, MMSD
• Western and Southwestern Winnetka Stormwater Management Program, Mark Shubak, Strand
• Sand filter, dry pond standards, Dan Bekta, WDNR
• Sand filter projects in Minnesota, Shawn Tracy and Eric Henry, AECOM
• Integrated Site Stormwater Management within a Densifying Urban Environment, Tony Vandermuss, Smith Group
• Stormwater Management and Erosion Control Design for Industrial Facilities, Mark Seidl, Pinnacle Engineering
• In Development: Technical Standards for Enhanced Settling and Phosphorus Removal, Amy Minser, WDNR
• Low Salt Design – The Need for Change in Infrastructure Design, Dustin deFelice, Bolton & Menk
• WAMS ID to MyWisconsin ID, Laura Spears, WDNR
• DNR Stormwater Guidance and WinSLAMM v 10.5 Updates, John Voorhees, AECOM and Eric Rortvedt, retired WNDR

The Annual Conference offers 12 CE for full conference registration, which may apply toward PE requirements and one credit hour of professional conduct and ethics. The continuing education offered may be submitted for credit toward Wisconsin’s Department of Safety & Professional Services credentials including: Commercial Building Inspector, Dwelling Contractor Qualifier, Journeyman Plumber Restricted Service, Master Plumber Restricted Service, Utility Contractor, and UDC Construction Inspector.

A room block has been set up for our attendees at The Wilderness for a rate of $109 double. For reservations, please call 1-800-867-9453 and reference A70232 by Friday, January 3, 2025. Rates are subject to applicable state and local taxes (currently 12.25%) in effect at the time of check in, and a taxable $29.95 nightly Resort fee, or current prevailing fee if changed.

Click here (coming soon) to join the event and be placed into a waiting room where we will verify your registration. Please make sure your first and last names match those with which you registered. Log in several minutes early in order to join us when the program begins.