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1 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 1

2 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME MESSAGE / LIST OF SPONSORS 2 GENERAL CONFERENCE INFORMATION / MAP 3 CONFERENCE SCEDULE 4 exhibitors / exhibit hall Map 5 CONFERENCE DETAILS: WEDNESDAY 6 CONFERENCE DETAILS: TURSDAY 7-11 CONFERENCE DETAILS: FRIDAY 12 ARIZONA APWA INFORMATION 13 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OURS 14

3 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 2 Welcome to the Conference! Thank you for choosing to attend the 2018 Arizona Chapter American Public Works Association (APWA) Statewide Conference. On behalf of the Conference Planning Committee and the APWA Arizona Chapter Board of Directors, welcome to the ilton El Conquistador. This year s conference theme is Sustaining Infrastructure In A Growing Economy. It s clear that the economy is doing well and everyone in our industry is busy planning, designing, and building infrastructure that will support our future growth. This year s theme is focusing on various ways we can strengthen infrastructure we already have while applying new methods and approaches to make infrastructure more sustainable for future users. We d like to thank our 2018 Statewide Conference Planning Committee. You truly are our greatest asset and we could not have accomplished a successful conference without your leadership and endless hours of dedication. Also, thank you attendees, speakers, sponsors, and exhibitors for bringing your expertise and support to the Arizona Chapter of APWA. Your Conference Co-Chairs, Christy Sipos, Civiltec Engineering, Inc. Scott Kirchhofer, Achen-Gardner Construction thank you sponsors! OPENING RECEPTION SPONSOR KEY CARD SPONSOR PLATINUM SPONSORS FUN NIGT SPONSOR COFFEE SPONSOR GOLD SPONSORS Lanyard Sponsor Logan Simpson Design AwardS Lunch Sponsors AECOM Atkins B&F Contracting unter Contracting TURSDAY BREAKFAST AND BREAK SPONSORS Western Technologies Wood Patel FRIDAY BREAKFAST / VENDOR DRAWING SPONSOR DR Engineering FRIDAY networking event SNACK BAG SPONSOR EagleLift Public Agency Sponsors Achen-Gardner Construction Civiltec Engineering Neenah Foundry Oldcastle Precast FRIDAY PRIZE DRAWING SPONSORS Achen-Gardner Construction Arizona Chapter AGC Civiltec Engineering DCS Contracting Neenah Foundry Psomas Rinker Materials

4 RETAIL ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 3 GENERAL CONFERENCE INFO / MAP OPENING RECEPTION: Start your conference off and renew acquaintances by attending this reception on Wednesday from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the Exhibit all/turquoise Ballroom, sponsored by Cardno. EXIBITORS AND EXIBITOR PRIZES: Ample opportunity will be available for visiting with representatives of public agencies, consultants, manufacturers, and suppliers in the Exhibit all/turquoise Ballroom. All refreshment breaks and Thursday and Friday breakfasts will be in the Exhibit all. Exhibitors will be giving away their prizes on Friday from 8:15 a.m. to 9 a.m. Thank you DR Engineering, Western Technologies, and Wood Patel for your food sponsorship and Terracon for the coffee sleeve sponsorship. Did you get your game card stamped by exhibitors throughout the exhibit hall? Remember to drop it off at the registration desk by 5 p.m. on Thursday. Winners will be announced on Friday morning in the Presidio Ballroom from 10:15 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. You do not need to be present to win. APWA AWARDS LUNCEON: Join the largest gathering of attendees at the conference on Thursday in the Presidio Ballroom to celebrate the Project of the Year Award winners and Outstanding Public Works Employee of the Year winner. Thank you to the following luncheon sponsors: AECOM, Atkins, B&F Contracting, and unter Contracting. FUN NIGT: The Thursday night Fun Night will be an indoor Roaring 20s Prohibition/ Speakeasy Casino Night with games, music, and prizes. Theme attire is recommended but not required. Those who do dress up can participate in the costume contest. Special thanks to Stantec for sponsoring Fun Night and providing prizes for the costume contest. GRAND PRIZE DRAWING: Attend the Friday session and you will receive a ticket for a chance to win one of several high-dollar grand prizes. Must be present to win. SURVEY: Your feedback is critical to helping us meet your needs and improve future conferences. An online survey will be distributed after the conference. We appreciate your honest feedback. FRONT DESK MAIN ENTRANCE LOBBY ENTRANCE/ PATIO ENTRANCE ENTRANCE JOSUA TREE RETAIL AGAVE PATIO PATIO CONQUISTADOR LOUNGE CORONADO FOYER TURQUOISE FOYER GRAB & GO PRESIDIO FOYER PATIO BUSINESS CENTER MESQUITE POOL CORONADO 1 CORONADO 2 EPAZOTE KITCEN & COCKTAILS TURQUOISE BALLROOM PALO VERDE PRESIDIO BALLROOM ENTRANCE PATIO SUNDANCE CAFÉ LAWN CORONADO 1 & 2 (Thursday Sessions) JOSUA TREE (Thursday Sessions) CONFERENCE REGISTRATION DESK TURQUOISE BALLROOM (Exhibit all, Opening Reception) AGAVE (Thursday Sessions) PRESIDIO BALLROOM (Opening Session, Awards Luncheon, Fun Night, and Friday Events)

5 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 4 CONFERENCE SCEDULE SEE PAGES 6-12 FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT EAC SESSION/EVENT Time WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 2018 Exhibit all ours 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm 8:00 am - 12:00 pm The ABCs of Value Engineering - Joshua Tree ($25 Separate Cost; Register at 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Registration Desk Open - Turquoise Foyer 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Opening Reception Sponsored by Cardno - Turquoise Foyer/Ballroom Time 7:30 am - 8:30 am 8:30 am - 9:50 am TURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 Exhibit all ours 7:30 am - 5:00 pm Registration Desk Open - Turquoise Foyer Breakfast / Exhibit all Networking - Turquoise Foyer/Ballroom Opening Session - Presidio Ballroom Welcome Remarks - Greg Smith, Arizona APWA Chapter President; Carmine DeBonis Jr., Deputy Pima County Administrator for Public Works Keynote Speaker - Jay Gubrud, Shifting Fears & Changing Lanes 10:00 am - 10:30 am Morning Break / Exhibit all Networking - Turquoise Foyer/Ballroom 10:30 am - 11:00 am 11:00 am - 11:30 am 11:30 am - 12:00 pm CORONADO 1 CORONADO 2 JOSUA TREE AGAVE Erosion, Flooding, and Snakes in Soldier Wash: An Engineering Adventure! Andy Dickey, City of Sedona; Art Beckwith, SWI; Noelle Sanders, Del Sol Group Town of Gilbert Public Safety Training Facility: Benefits of Using Value Engineering Early in Project Development Susanna Struble and Rob Duggan, Town of Gilbert; Renee oekstra, SAVE International/ RA A Three Year Review of Experiences and Improvement in the City of Goodyear Luke Albert, City of Goodyear; Mark Gardner, Applied Pavement Technology Sustaining Infrastructure, Are Abandoned Utilities Affecting You? Al Field, Al Field and Associates Palo Verde's Complex Cooling System Replaced Without Disruption Matt Woolwine and Rob Ochoa, DBA Construction Visual Integration of the Energy Grid: A Tool For Sustaining Infrastructure Ellen Barth Alster, Pima County DOT; Craig Johnson, Environmental Planning Group; Brandon Colvin, Bureau of Land Management Envision: Is It Right For Your Public Works Project? With Insights Behind Arizona s First Envision Certified Project, 27th Avenue Compost Facility Allan Smolko, City of Phoenix 12:15 pm - 1:30 pm APWA Awards Luncheon - Presidio Ballroom 1:30 pm - 2:00 pm Exhibit all Networking - Turquoise Foyer/Ballroom 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm 2:30 pm - 3:00 pm Sustaining Project Teams in a Growing Economy Moderator: Angel Cobb, City of Phoenix; Panel Members: Cory Steele, Strand Associates; Casey Ambrose, Town of Gilbert; Kristin Tytler, City of Surprise; Chris amilton, City of Avondale; David Sabers, CA Group Arizona; Mike Jauch, CEI Consultant Engineering The Future Is Now! The Benefits of Survey Scanning and Remote Sensing Gregory D. Potter, Sunrise Engineering Incorporating Pollinator abitats in Public Works Projects Ellen Barth Alster, Pima County DOT; Jessie Byrd, Pima County Natural Resources Parks and Recreation; Sandra Bolduc, Pima County Regional Flood Control District Aerospace Parkway Takes Off With Integrated Design Delivery Nancy Cole, Pima County; Jason Simmers, Kittelson & Associates; Joel arris, Borderland 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm Afternoon Break / Exhibit all Networking - Turquoise Foyer/Ballroom 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm Professional Development and APWA Dick Yano, AMEC Foster Wheeler Environment & Infrastructure; Wendy Springborn, City of Tempe Valley Metro South Central LRT: Risk and Value Engineering on CMAR Project In Preliminary Design Jim Webb, Valley Metro; Nick Wiatrowski, Kiewit; Renee oekstra, SAVE International/ RA Broadway East Demonstrates The Value of 3D Models Greg Orsini, City of Tucson; Jason Simmers and Andrew Bailey, Kittelson & Associates; Greg Orsini, City of Tucson ow to ave a Pain Free Surveying Project Nathan Gardner, Wilson & Company 4:30 pm - 5:00 pm Exhibit all Networking - Turquoise Foyer/Ballroom Sustainable Infrastructure: An Introduction to Envision V3 Kevin Thornton, Psomas Pima County RWRD Job Order Master Agreement: ow to Successfully Manage a Large-Scale JOC Program Jaime Rivera and David Badger, Pima County RWRD Strategic Transportation Planning For Pascua Yaqui Tribe Antonio Burrola, Pascua Yaqui Tribe; Sanjay Paul, Rick Engineering Company The Data s Got Your Back: Taking The Guesswork Out of Pump Station Performance and Maintenance Devan J. Shields, Sunrise Engineering Innovative Design Improves Effluent Water Quality at a Cost of Less Than $4/Gallon Mike Krebs and Duong Do, PACE White Tanks Flood Retarding Structure No. 4 Rehabilitation Project: A Sustainable Rehabilitation Solution Steve Nowaczyk, Ninyo & Moore Get Focused! Jeffrey Kramer, Ascension Leadership Group 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Fun Night (A Roaring 20s Gala with Prohibition Era Food, Drinks, and Games) Sponsored by Stantec - Presidio Ballroom Time 7:30 am - 9:00 am FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 2018 Exhibit all ours 7:30 am - 9:00 am Registration Desk Open - Turquoise Foyer Breakfast / Exhibit all Networking - Turquoise Foyer/Ballroom 8:15 am - 9:00 am Exhibit all Vendor Prize Giveaways - Turquoise Ballroom 9:00 am - 10:15 am Keynote Speaker - Jay Gubrud, Speed Traps, Pot oles & Idiots 10:15 am - 10:30 am APWA Giveaway Drawings - Presidio Ballroom 10:30 am - 12:00 pm Agency Showcase: Networking With Owners, Project Managers, and Decision Makers - Presidio Ballroom

6 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 5 exhibitors / exhibit hall Map Accurate Corrosion Control (33) Achen-Gardner Construction (28) Advanced Drainage Systems (53) AeroTech Mapping (45) Alta Arizona (58) Applied Pavement Technology (41) Armorock (22) ATG USA (46) Aztec (23) Border Construction Specialties (15) Brewer Cote of AZ (3) Burgess & Niple (14) Cardno (37) Cartegraph (57) Civiltec Engineering (29) Coe & Van Loo Consultants (1) Cooper Aerial (24) Cutler Repaving (51) DBA Construction (26) Dibble (32) EagleLift (25) EJ (64) Ennis-Flint (19) Entellus (44) EPS Group (27) Forterra (2) GD (30) Guard Top (4) ilgart Wilson (40) obas Pipe USA (43) olbrook Asphalt (5) Kimley-orn and Associates (12) Kitchell (20) Logan Simpson (38) Michael Baker International (52) Neenah Foundry (16) OldCastle Precast (49) Olsson Associates (59) PACE (48) Center Telephones Restrooms Premium booth locations #26-37 are reserved for platinum and opening night sponsors. Pavement Restoration (47) Plotter Doctors (54) Precision Concrete Cutting (50) Project Engineering Consultants (39) Psomas (13) Rick Engineering (60) Rinker Materials (65) Ritoch-Powell & Associates (61) RoadBotics (7) SealMaster-AZ (36) Sunland Asphalt (35) Sunrise Engineering (31) Synovia Solutions (11) TecSolutions Consultants (9) EXIBIT ALL - Turquoise Ballroom EJ 64 REGISTRATION 12'-4" EXIBIT ALL ENTRANCE 3' 3' S WIDEST AISLE Cartegraph Pipe Eng. US CAD Entellus obas Dibble Sunrise Kitchell Road Plotter AeroTech Tierra Accurate GD Trafficade Ennis- WCA Botics Doctors ROW Corrosion Flint olbrook Alta ADS Pipe ATG Applied Via Sun Civiltec Armorock Solutions 5 Wood Tec Asphalt Arizona Pvmt Tech Guard Olsson 10' Michael Pavement 10' ilgart Sunland 15' Achen- Aztec 10' Neenah Synovia 10' Top Assoc. Baker Restoration Wilson Asphalt Gardner Eng. Ent Brewer Cutler PACE Proj. Eng. Seal- EPS Cooper Border Kimley- Cote Repaving Consult. Master Group 3 Aerial Constr. orn Forterra Rick Eng. Precision OldCastle Logan Cardno DBA EagleLift Burgess Psomas Concerete Precast Simpson Constr. Niple Coe & Ritoch Van Loo Powell 10' 1 61 S Rinker 65 MAIN ENTRANCE S 3' 3' Tierra Right of Way Services (42) Trafficade (21) U.S. CAD (55) 3' ViaSun Corporation (34) West Coast Arborists (8) Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions (17) 11' 3' 3' S S ASK EXIBITORS TO STAMP YOUR GAME CARD FOR A CANCE TO WIN A PRIZE!

7 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 6 CONFERENCE DETAILS: wednesday 08/01/18 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM TE ABCs OF VALUE ENGINEERING (Joshua Tree) Description: This is a half-day course designed to introduce the value methodology to a wide-range of attendees. The course is being offered by SAVE International, Arizona Chapter at a cost of $25. All proceeds will be donated to the Arizona Chapter APWA Scholarship Fund. 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM REGISTRATION DESK OPEN (Turquoise Foyer) 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM OPENING RECEPTION SPONSORED BY CARDNO (Turquoise Foyer/Turquoise Ballroom) Description: Your first chance to mingle with exhibitors and attendees. Food and drinks include: Vegetable Crudité with Roquefort, Onion, and Artichoke Dips Assorted Cheeses, Dried Fruits, Crackers, and Bread Chicken Skewers with Prickly Pear BBQ Salsa Vegetarian Spring Rolls with Cucumber-Cilantro Yogurt Chicken Quesadilla Triangles with Charred Salsa Black Bean Empanada with Cilantro Cream Complimentary Margarita Punch, Chips, and Salsa opening reception SPONSOR PLA T IN UM SPON S OR Phoenix Tucson Mesa Goodyear Denver Airport Development Flood Control Infrastructure Rehabilitation Land Development Survey Transportation Water Engineering solutions from concept to closeout.

8 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 7 CONFERENCE DETAILS: TURSDAY 08/02/18 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM REGISTRATION DESK OPEN, BREAKFAST, AND EXIBIT ALL NETWORKING (Turquoise Foyer/Turquoise Ballroom) Breakfast Sponsored by Western Technologies and Wood Patel. Coffee Sleeves Provided by Terracon. 8:30 AM - 9:50 AM OPENING SESSION: WELCOME REMARKS AND KEYNOTE (Presidio Ballroom) Welcome Remarks: Greg Smith, Arizona APWA Chapter President, and Carmine DeBonis Jr., Deputy Pima County Administrator for Public Works Keynote Speaker: Jay Gubrud is a dynamic professional speaker, trainer, author and consultant who has been presenting across industries and audiences for more than 17 years. Jay has an innate ability to relate the trials of life and business in a way that everyone can relate to Cars and Driving! Jay's keynote Shifting Gears & Changing Lanes will provide the tools to effectively navigate the road to change. 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM MORNING BREAK AND EXIBIT ALL NETWORKING (Turquoise Foyer/Turquoise Ballroom) Break Sponsored by Western Technologies and Wood Patel. Coffee Sleeves Provided by Terracon. 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM EROSION, FLOODING, AND SNAKES IN SOLDIER WAS: AN ENGINEERING ADVENTURE! (Coronado 1) Presenters: Andy Dickey, City of Sedona; Art Beckwith, SWI; Noelle Sanders, Del Sol Group Description: In summer of 2009, Soldier Wash that runs behind Tlaquepaque in Sedona filled the banks with storm water, which breached in several locations flooding parking lots and adjacent businesses. After numerous engineering and environmental challenges, construction of the channel was completed in A TREE YEAR REVIEW OF EXPERIENCES AND IMPROVEMENT IN TE CITY OF GOODYEAR (Coronado 2) Presenters: Luke Albert, City of Goodyear; Mark Gardner, Applied Pavement Technology Description: Like many agencies in the Phoenix area, the City of Goodyear experienced a prolonged period of economic downturn in the early 2000s. This difficult time put a strain on the City s budget, and roadway network conditions suffered. As the economy started to improve in 2012, the City improved roadway conditions. PALO VERDE S COMPLEX COOLING SYSTEM REPLACED WITOUT DISRUPTION (Joshua Tree) Presenters: Matt Woolwine and Rob Ochoa, DBA Construction Description: Mission: Impossible - Our Mission was to replace an antiquated and deteriorating chemical line system running from the Plant Water Reclamation Facility to a Unit Reactor Cooling Tower without affecting power disruption and allowing for access in a congested work area all within a highly secured nuclear power plant. SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE: AN INTRODUCTION TO ENVISION V3 (Agave) Presenter: Kevin Thornton, Psomas Description: Why are we worried about sustainable infrastructure and what can we do about it? This presentation will provide a brief introduction/history of Envision (a rating system for sustainable infrastructure) and an overview of the differences between V2 and V3. 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM TOWN OF GILBERT PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING FACILITY: BENEFITS OF USING VE EARLY IN PROJECT DEVELOPMENT (Coronado 1) Presenters: Susanna Struble and Rob Duggan, Town of Gilbert; Renee oekstra, SAVE International/RA Description: This presentation is proof as to how risk and value engineering can be beneficial to helping to integrate multiple stakeholders including the police, fire, park, and public works early into the design process. This process also helped to provide information and direction to the Town Council as they moved towards approving a bond measure for the new facility. PLATINUM SPONSOR

9 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 8 CONFERENCE DETAILS: TURSDAY 08/02/18 SUSTAINING INFRASTRUCTURE, ARE ABANDONED UTILITIES AFFECTING YOU? (Coronado 2) Presenter: Al Field, Al Field and Associates Description: Abandoned utilities take up a great deal of our limited supply of rights-of-way. At a time when agencies are trying to fit more utilities in less space, can we afford to have that space occupied by unused facilities? 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM VISUAL INTEGRATION OF TE ENERGY GRID: A TOOL FOR SUSTAINING INFRASTRUCTURE (Joshua Tree) Presenters: Ellen Barth Alster, Pima County DOT; Craig Johnson, Environmental Planning Group; Brandon Colvin, Bureau of Land Management Description: Arizona s unique and stunning landscape is an enormous economic driver. According to the Arizona Commerce Authority, more jobs in Arizona depend on outdoor recreation than on the aerospace, defense and tech sectors combined. The expanding energy infrastructure is increasingly affecting Arizona landscapes, often resulting in unanticipated and compromised aesthetics. Learn ways to integrate the energy grid into new public works projects, the existing built environment of cities, suburbs, and rural landscapes, and across undisturbed natural landscapes with case studies in Arizona. PIMA COUNTY RWRD JOB ORDER MASTER AGREEMENT: OW TO SUCCESSFULLY MANAGE A LARGE-SCALE JOC PROGRAM (Agave) Presenters: Jaime Rivera and David Badger, Pima County RWRD Description: Throughout the United States, agencies are struggling to deal with failing infrastructure. To address these concerns, Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department created a Job Order Master Agreement program to complete major repairs to its wastewater system. Over the past five years, three general contractors safely and cost-effectively rehabilitated or removed and replaced 99 miles of existing sanitary sewer, and 1500 manholes. 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM ENVISION: IS IT RIGT FOR YOUR PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT? WIT INSIGTS BEIND ARIZONA S FIRST ENVISION CERTIFIED PROJECT, 27T AVENUE COMPOST FACILITY (Joshua Tree) Presenter: Allan Smolko, City of Phoenix The presenter will describe the Envision certification process from a municipal public works engineer s point of view, highlighting details from the 27th Avenue Compost Facility Silver Envision project. This project was the first Envision certified project in Arizona and the first solid waste project in the United States. STRATEGIC TRANSPORTATION PLANNING FOR PASCUA YAQUI TRIBE (Agave) Presenters: Antonio Burrola, Pascua Yaqui Tribe; Sanjay Paul, Rick Engineering Company Description: Rick Engineering recently completed the Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) update for the Pascua Yaqui Tribe. They developed a GIS based ipad app for roadway inventory and realtime upload in cloud database and updated the BIA inventory and registered into RIFDS. Community involvement was a critically important component in this project and the team had a great success. The presentation will share the unique experience working on this transportation plan update. 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM APWA AWARDS LUNCEON (Presidio Ballroom) Sponsored by AECOM, Atkins, B&F Contracting, and unter Contracting Food Includes: Marinated Chicken, Smashed Potatoes, Broccoli, Caesar Salad, Stuffed Poblano Peppers, Chipotle Spiced Quinoa, and Calabasitas (Vegetarian Option), and Vanilla Bean Cheesecake 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM EXIBIT ALL NETWORKING (Turquoise Foyer/Turquoise Ballroom) PLATINUM SPONSOR

10 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 9 CONFERENCE DETAILS: TURSDAY 08/02/18 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM SUSTAINING PROJECT TEAMS IN A GROWING ECONOMY (Coronado 1) Moderator: Angel Cobb, City of Phoenix Panel: Cory Steele, Strand Associates; Casey Ambrose, Town of Gilbert; Kristin Tytler, City of Surprise; Chris amilton, City of Avondale; David Sabers, CA Group Arizona; Mike Jauch, CEI Consultant Engineering Description: What is your firm/agency doing to attract, train, and retain members to create effective working teams in a market where infrastructure is becoming a critical part of our economy? Join the Diversity Committee on the interactive panel discussion. TE FUTURE IS NOW! TE BENEFITS OF SURVEY SCANNING AND REMOTE SENSING (Coronado 2) Presenter: Gregory D. Potter, Sunrise Engineering Description: This presentation introduces the features of 3D mobile survey scanning along with the substantial benefits this technology can bring to your projects. It covers an introduction to survey scanning, accuracy of this technology, real world applications and the direction that the survey industry is headed in the future. 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM INCORPORATING POLLINATOR ABITATS IN PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS (Joshua Tree) Presenters: Ellen Barth Alster, Pima County DOT; Jessie Byrd, Pima County Natural Resources Parks and Recreation; Sandra Bolduc, Pima County Regional Flood Control District Description: Landscaped and naturally vegetated areas along roadways and drainage areas and within parks are as much a part of our public infrastructure as are structures of concrete or asphalt. Pollinator species, i.e. bees, birds, hummingbirds, and bats, are linked to specific plants. Critical to food supply and ecosystem health, they are in decline. Attendees will learn how incorporating pollinators in public places decreases maintenance and water use. TE DATA S GOT YOUR BACK: TAKING TE GUESSWORK OUT OF PUMP STATION PERFORMANCE AND MAINTENANCE (Agave) Presenter: Devan J. Shields, Sunrise Engineering Description: Pump stations are a necessary evil for water and sewer system managers. They are just the worst. Considering all the time, resources, and lost sleep invested in maintaining operation at pump stations, pump station performance evaluations can provide a few ounces of prevention to keep system managers ahead. PLA T IN UM SPON S OR ULTRABLEND PAVEMENT SEALERS This Changes Everything! 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM AEROSPACE PARKWAY TAKES OFF WIT INTEGRATED DESIGN DELIVERY (Joshua Tree) Presenter: Nancy Cole, Pima County; Jason Simmers, Kittelson & Associates; Joel arris, Borderland Description: This presentation will provide an overview of this unique public works project that used the CMAR process to design and construct the widening of Aerospace Parkway. We will highlight key innovative processes that were used to deliver the project perspectives from the owner, engineer, and contractor. INNOVATIVE DESIGN IMPROVES EFFLUENT WATER QUALITY AT A COST OF LESS TAN $4/GALLON (Agave) Presenters: Mike Krebs and Duong Do, PACE Description: With fast paced technology evolution and more stringent effluent requirements when planning for a wastewater treatment facility upgrade, communities are presented the question: Where do we begin? An innovative design approach can reduce the complexity of this process, provide an effective, long-term solution and maximize your budget. Strategies of this approach are explored and the City of Show Low WWTP improvement project provides examples of success. 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM AFTERNOON BREAK AND EXIBIT ALL NETWORKING (Turquoise Foyer/Turquoise Ballroom) Break Sponsored by Western Technologies and Wood Patel. Coffee Sleeves Provided by Terracon. DOUBLE YOUR PRODUCTION BY CUTTING YOUR SEALCOATING TIME IN ALF U LT R A B L E N D ADVANTAGES Finally, a pavement sealer that is truly READY TO APPLY. Spend time on the jobsite Applying Sealer rather than Mixing Sealer No need to add sand, water or additives. Avoid injuries from lifting heavy sand bags Everything is factory blended for consistency and optimum performance. UltraBlend is a better sealer - igher solids and Faster drying Visit UltraBlendSealer.com or contact SealMaster/Tucson at (520) or Phoenix at (602) to learn how you can double your production today. sealmaster.net LOCATIONS NATIONWIDE

11 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 10 CONFERENCE DETAILS: TURSDAY 08/02/18 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND APWA (Coronado 1) Presenters: Dick Yano, AMEC Foster Wheeler Environment & Infrastructure; Wendy Springborn, City of Tempe Description: Come and learn about the cost effective training opportunities provided by the AZ Chapter s Education Committee including the Public Works Institute for supervisory and management training. Additionally, we will be discussing all the professional development programs available from the national organization. VALLEY METRO SOUT CENTRAL LRT: RISK AND VALUE ENGINEERING ON CMAR PROJECT IN PRELIMINARY DESIGN (Coronado 2) Presenters: Jim Webb, Valley Metro; Nick Wiatrowski, Kiewit; Renee oekstra, SAVE International/RA Description: The presentation will discuss the importance of integrating teams and how both the CMAR process and risk and value engineering process aid in improving the project by having all stakeholders understand the scope, schedule and budget requirements as well as constraints. 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM BROADWAY EAST DEMONSTRATES TE VALUE OF 3D MODELS (Joshua Tree) Presenters: Greg Orsini, City of Tucson; Jason Simmers and Andrew Bailey, Kittelson & Associates; Greg Orsini, City of Tucson Description: This presentation will highlight the 3D model-based virtual design approach used for Broadway Blvd from Camino Seco to oughton Road in the City of Tucson. It will describe elements of virtual design for horizontal infrastructure and highlight the value created using this technology. WITE TANKS FLOOD RETARDING STRUCTURE NO. 4 REABILITATION PROJECT: A SUSTAINABLE REABILITATION SOLUTION (Agave) Presenter: Steve Nowaczyk, Ninyo & Moore Description: White Tanks Flood Retarding Structure (FRS) No. 4, a 1.6-mile long earthen embankment structure that provides 100-year flood protection for an estimated 50,000 residents by year Since 2008, a team lead by Ninyo & Moore has worked closely with the Flood Control District of Maricopa County, NRCS, and ADWR to design and construct a sustainable rehabilitation of the FRS. PLATINUM SPONSOR PLATINUM SPONSOR Civil Engineering Land Survey Planning Landscape Architecture Construction Management Teams you can trust. Solutions you can count on. epsgroupinc.com

12 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 11 CONFERENCE DETAILS: TURSDAY 08/02/18 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM OW TO AVE A PAIN FREE SURVEYING PROJECT (Joshua Tree) Presenter: Nathan Gardner, Wilson & Company Description: This interactive and engaging session will help attendees achieve pain free projects specifically focused on getting as-built surveys. Nate starts with an in-depth discussion about how to determine what is needed and moves into accuracy needs and misunderstandings. e also addresses format requirements, and helps the audience understand the nuances of historical and current survey results. GET FOCUSED! (Agave) Presenter: Jeffrey Kramer, Ascension Leadership Group Description: We live in a world full of constant distraction and most of that is unproductive distraction that is costing you, your employer, and your clients. By attending this presentation, the attendee will be introduced to a variety of today s most common distractions, understand the science behind them, and learn simple but proven strategies to defeat the distractions and fortify your focus today. 4:30 PM - 5:00 PM EXIBIT ALL NETWORKING (Turquoise Foyer/Turquoise Ballroom) 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM FUN NIGT SPONSORED BY STANTEC (Presidio Ballroom) This event will be an indoor Roaring 20s Prohibition/Speakeasy Casino Night with games, music, and prizes. Theme attire is recommended but not required. Those who do dress up can participate in the costume contest. Special thanks to Stantec for sponsoring Fun Night and providing prizes for the costume contest. Food Includes: Mini Burgers, Finger Sandwiches, Stuffed Mushrooms, Assorted Bite-Size Desserts, and Specialty Drinks from the Roaring 20 s Era. PLATINUM SPONSOR TE WERE PARTIES BIGGER MORALS WERE LOOSER TE LIQUOR cheaper WAS Where: APWA Speakeasy Lounge Presidio Ballroom When: Thursday, August 2 nd 5:30-7:30 PM Come as a flapper or Come as you are, Dress as a gangster or Silent screen star. It s going to be fun No matter the dress, Just bring yourself, and We ll do the rest! Thanks to our Sponsor PROIBITION ERA Food, Drinks & Casino Games ViaSun Corporation is a full service pavement preservation, civil construction and aviation construction contractor. ww.viasuncorp.com Partner. Plan. Deliver. Succeed.

13 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 12 CONFERENCE DETAILS: FRIDAY 08/03/18 7:30-9:00 AM REGISTRATION DESK AND EXIBIT ALL OPEN (Turquoise Foyer/Turquoise Ballroom) Breakfast Sponsored by DR Engineering 8:15 AM - 9:00 AM EXIBIT ALL VENDOR PRIZE GIVEAWAYS (Turquoise Ballroom) Sponsored by DR Engineering 9:00 AM - 10:15 AM KEYNOTE SPEAKER - JAY GUBRUD, SPEED TRAPS, POT OLES & IDIOTS (Presidio Ballroom) 10:15 AM - 10:30 AM APWA GIVEAWAY DRAWINGS (Presidio Ballroom) Description: Attend the Friday session and you will receive a ticket for a chance to win one of several grand prizes. Must be present to win! 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM AGENCY SOWCASE: NETWORKING WIT OWNERS, PROJECT MANAGERS, AND DECISION MAKERS (Presidio Ballroom) Description: Don t miss out on this one-on-one time with key staff. Find out who you should know, how they operate, what they like and don t like, and who you could be working with in the future. Confirmed agencies include: City of Avondale, City of Buckeye, City of Cottonwood, City of Chandler, Town of Gilbert, Town of Marana, City of Maricopa, Maricopa County, City of Mesa, Mohave County, Town of Oro Valley, City of Phoenix, Pima County, City of Prescott, Town of Prescott Valley, Town of Queen Creek, City of Sierra Vista, City of Surprise, City of Tempe, Yavapai County, City of Yuma. (Snacks/Take ome Food and Drinks Will Be Provided - Snack Bags Sponsored by EagleLift) PL AT IN U M S P O N S O R PLA T IN UM SPON S OR

14 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 13 ARIZONA APWA INFORMATION Arizona APWA is a State Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA); a non-profit 501(c)3 educational and professional association of public agencies, private sector companies, and individuals dedicated to providing professional excellence and public awareness through education, advocacy, knowledge, and much more! There are 64 U.S. Chapters (APWA), Canada (CPWA) and other International Chapters. APWA s headquarters is in Kansas City, MO. They also have an office in Washington, D.C. Membership in APWA is open to public, private sector individuals, agencies, and companies interested and involved in the delivery of public works goods and services. ARIZONA CAPTER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President - Greg Smith, G. Smith Consulting President Elect - Rob Kidder, City of Mesa Past President - Loretta Flick, Cardno Secretary - Kristin Tytler, City of Surprise Treasurer - Donna Sullivan-ancock, City of Tempe Director - Al Field, Al Field & Associates Director - Amanda McGennis, Associated General Contractors Director - Chris Ewell, City of Phoenix Director - Steve Orosz, City of Prescott Director - Nancy Cole, Pima County Director - Sandy Niebel, Wood Patel Delegate - Wendy Springborn, City of Tempe Alternate Delegate - Jeffrey Kramer, City of Yuma ARIZONA CAPTER AWARDS COMMITTEE Jeanne Sapon, Committee Co-Chair, DBA Construction Ken Kawamoto, Committee Co-Chair, Achen-Gardner Construction Chris Ewell, City of Phoenix Dave Moody, Valley Metro Donna Sullivan-ancock, City of Tempe Kevin Roberts, Dibble Engineering Kevin Murphy, Civil & Environmental Consultants Mike older, PAG Scott Bender, Pinal County ARIZONA CAPTER CONFERENCE COMMITTEE Christy Sipos, Conference Co-Chair, Civiltec Engineering Scott Kirchhofer, Conference Co-Chair, Achen-Gardner Construction Chris Simko, Technical Program Chair, Stantec April Victorino, Site Committee Co-Chair, Stantec Dana Varieur, Site Committee Co-Chair, GD Cindy Laughlin, Exhibitor Co-Chair, EPS Group Kristin Peck, Exhibitor Co-Chair, ilgartwilson Al Field, Al Field & Associates Bill Linck, Entellus Joe Soto, Pima County Nancy Cole, Pima County Chris Ewell, City of Phoenix Lisa Folsom, Sunland Asphalt Loretta Flick, Cardno Sergio Montano, City of Scottsdale Steve Pageau, Consultant Engineering Sheila amilton, APWA NORTERN BRANC OFFICERS Chair - Vacant Vice Chair - Vacant Secretary - Vacant Treasurer - John Wesnitzer, Shephard-Wesnitzer Director - Norman Davis, Town of Prescott Valley Director - David Dirren, Sunrise Engineering Director - Steve Orosz, City of Prescott SOUTERN BRANC OFFICERS Chair - Beth Abramovitz, Town of Sahuarita Vice Chair - Rick Pargas, DR Treasurer - David Logue, Pima County Secretary - Carlos Suarez, Town of Sahuarita Past Chair - Greg Vega, Dibble & Associates Director - Carol Brichta, Pima County Director - Michelle Montagnino, Pima County Director - Anna Steiner, City of Tucson Director - CT Revere, Gordley Group ARIZONA CAPTER APWA CONTACT INFORMATION: PO Box Phoenix, AZ phone fax apwaaz@gmail.com arizona.apwa.net

15 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 14 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OURS Important: Retain This Program for Your Files (YOUR NAME) 2018 Arizona Chapter APWA Statewide Conference August 1-3, 2018 ilton Tucson El Conquistador The following list of Professional Development ours (PD) follows the exact listing of sessions in this program. Check the sessions you attended. TURSDAY, AUGUST 2, PD Keynote Opening Speaker Jay Gubrud: Shifting Fears & Changing Lanes 1/2 PD Erosion, Flooding, and Snakes in Soldier Wash: An Engineering Adventure! 1/2 PD A Three Year Review of Experiences and Improvement in the City of Goodyear 1/2 PD Palo Verde's Complex Cooling System Replaced Without Disruption 1/2 PD Sustainable Infrastructure: An Introduction to Envision V3 1 PD Town of Gilbert Public Safety Training Facility: Benefits of Using Value Engineering Early in Project Development 1 PD Sustaining Infrastructure, Are Abandoned Utilities Affecting You? 1/2 PD Visual Integration of the Energy Grid: A Tool For Sustaining Infrastructure 1/2 PD Pima County RWRD Job Order Master Agreement: ow to Successfully Manage a Large-Scale JOC Program 1/2 PD Envision: Is It Right For Your Public Works Project? With Insights Behind Arizona s First Envision Certified Project, 27th Avenue Compost Facility 1/2 PD Strategic Transportation Planning For Pascua Yaqui Tribe 1 PD Sustaining Project Teams in a Growing Economy 1 PD The Future Is Now! The Benefits of Survey Scanning and Remote Sensing 1/2 PD Incorporating Pollinator abitats in Public Works Projects 1/2 PD The Data s Got Your Back: Taking The Guesswork Out of Pump Station Performance and Maintenance 1/2 PD Aerospace Parkway Takes Off With Integrated Design Delivery 1/2 PD Innovative Design Improves Effluent Water Quality at a Cost of Less Than $4/Gallon 1 PD Professional Development and APWA 1 PD Valley Metro South Central LRT: Risk and Value Engineering on CMAR Project In Preliminary Design 1/2 PD Broadway East Demonstrates The Value of 3D Models 1/2 PD White Tanks Flood Retarding Structure No. 4 Rehabilitation Project: A Sustainable Rehabilitation Solution 1/2 PD ow to ave a Pain Free Surveying Project 1/2 PD Get Focused! FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, PD Keynote Closing Speaker Jay Gubrud: Speed Traps, Pot oles & Idiots Your Total Professional Development ours =

16 ARIZONA CAPTER APWA STATEWIDE CONFERENCE / AUGUST 1-3, 2018 PAGE 15 Program Designed and Sponsored by Achen-Gardner Construction