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Dedicated to the World’s Most Important Resource®
INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
Potable Reuse
FEBRUARY 10–11, 2020 | ATLANTA, GEORGIA
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Technical Program
TOPICAL COLLECTION
ON POTABLE REUSE
Though the practice of water reuse has occurred
historically around the world, factors such as
climate change and shifting populations have
increased demands on traditional water systems
so that more communities are now considering
potable reuse.
These challenges have raised many important
questions about how to adapt technology
and institutional structures to facilitate potable
water reuse. The purpose of this topical collection
in AWWA Water Science is to capture the present
state of the science on potable water reuse.
POTABLE REUSE TOPICS
Besides issues related to treatment, other
research topics in potable water reuse include
› Source water management
› Potable reuse system operations
› Pathogen detection and treatment
› Regulatory requirements and compliance
› Communications and outreach
› Socioeconomic aspects of potable water reuse
SPECIAL ISSUE EDITOR: KERRY HOWE
Prof. Howe has more than 30 years of
experience in the water treatment industry,
with work spanning both the university and
professional realms. His primary research
focus is on the use of membrane processes
in water, wastewater, and reuse applications.
His work includes research on removing
contaminants of emerging concern using
reverse osmosis and ozone/biofiltration
for potable reuse.
ASSOCIATE EDITORS: BRENT ALSPACH, CHRISTOPHER BELLONA
Submissions Due Submit to This Collection:
April 1, 2020 awwa.org/reusecollection
P O TA B L E R E U S E
Conference Planner At-A-Glance
All events are located at the W Hotel Atlanta—Downtown, unless otherwise noted.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
3:00–5:00 p.m. Registration Open 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Registration Open
8:30–9:30 a.m. Day 2 Plenary Session
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10
9:30–10:00 a.m. Networking Break
7:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Registration Open 10:00–11:30 a.m. Technical Sessions
8:30–10:00 a.m. Opening Plenary Session 11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Networking Lunch (provided)
10:00–10:30 a.m. Networking Break 1:00–2:30 p.m. Technical Sessions
10:30–noon Technical Sessions 2:30–3:00 p.m. Networking Break
Noon–1:30 p.m. Lunch on your own 3:00–5:00 p.m. Technical Sessions
1:30–3:00 p.m. Technical Sessions
3:00–3:30 p.m. Networking Break
3:30–5:00 p.m. Technical Sessions
5:00–6:00 p.m. Networking Reception and
Poster Session
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3P O TA B L E R E U S E
Sponsors and Partners
THANK YOU!
Thank you to our conference sponsors, partner organizations, and local host for your support of the
2020 International Symposium on Potable Reuse.
SPONSORS LOCAL HOST
PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS
Committee and Officials
INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON AWWA OFFICERS
POTABLE REUSE PLANNING COMMITTEE
Jim Williams
Brent Alspach, Co-Chair, Arcadis President
Jason Curl, Co-Chair, Jacobs Melissa Elliott
Denise Funk, Brown and Caldwell President-Elect
Kerry Howe, University of New Mexico Aurel Arndt
Treasurer
Tyson Ingles, Colorado Department of
Public Health and Education David Rager
Immediate Past-President
Marisa Tricas, City of Roseville
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5M O N D AY
F E B R U A R Y 10
Opening Plenary Session: “Addressing Key Issues and Hot Topics”
Welcome from Planning Committee
Brent Alspach, Jason Curl
Local Welcome
Katherine Zitsch, Atlanta Regional Commission
8:30–
10:00
The Critical Role of Research to Advance Water Reuse in North America and Around the World
Peter Grevatt, Water Research Foundation
Key Issues, Research Needs, and Regulatory Developments Across the Potable Reuse Landscape
Kevin Hardy, NWRI
STUDIO 5 & 6
10:00–
NETWORKING BREAK
10:30
Room
STUDIO 6 STUDIO 5
Session MON01—WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT MON02—MICROBIAL RISK: ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE
Title
Moderator: Erica Brown, AMWA Moderator: Denise Funk, Brown and Caldwell
10:30 Best-Practice Approaches for Indirect Potable Reuse Profiling Microbial Communities in Advanced Treatment
Through Surface Water Augmentation Trains with High-Throughput Sequencing
Ali Saber, University of Nevada Las Vegas, Rose Kantor, University of California, Berkeley
David E. James, Daniel Gerrity, Imad Hannoun, Tracy Vermeyen
10:50 Antibiotic Resistance Monitoring Using Extended Spectrum
Intelligent OneWater Concepts Applied to Potable Reuse
Beta-Lactamase-Producing E. coli as an Indicator Organism
in the Occoquan Watershed
Amy Kirby, CDC, Dorian Feistel, Jason Folster, Jessica Chen,
Bob Angelotti, Upper Occoquan Service Authority
Justin Kim, Jessica Sterling, Michael Meyer
11:10 Predicting Antibiotic Resistance Gene Degradation During
Managing Unconventional Source Waters for Potable Reuse
Physical/Chemical Disinfection of Wastewater
Elaine Howe, Trussell Technologies
Huan He, University of Washington
11:30 Facilitated Discussion with Audience and Speakers Facilitated Discussion with Audience and Speakers
Ali Saber, Bob Angelotti, Elaine Howe Rose Kantor, Amy Kirby, Huan He
Noon–
LUNCH ON YOUR OWN
1:30
6M O N D AY
F E B R U A R Y 10 , 2 0 2 0
Room
STUDIO 6 STUDIO 5
Session MON03—WASTEWATER ASSESSMENT AND MON04—MICROBIAL RISK: EVALUATION AND REDUCTION
Title TREATMENT INTEGRATION
Moderator: Emily Remmel, NACWA Moderator: Marisa Tricas
1:30 A Bench-Scale Approach for Evaluating the Treatability of Potable Reuse and Microbial Risks–Comparison
Municipal Wastewater Effluent for Organic Carbon Removal Between Planned and De Facto Scenarios
and DBP Control Sharon Nappier, US EPA, Jeffery Soller, Sorina Eftim
Scott Summers, University of Colorado-Boulder,
Eric Peterson, Yun Yu, Steven Shiokari, Sierra Johnson,
Sherri Cook
1:50 Furthering Integrated Water Management: Navigating the Equivalency of IPR and DPR: Norovirus Risk and Sustainability
Interconnectivity Between Mainstream and Advanced Daniel Gerrity, Southern Nevada Water Authority
Wastewater Treatment
Kelly Landry, Hazen and Sawyer, Wendell Khunjar, Andrew Newbold
2:10 The Role of Coagulation in Wastewater Potable Reuse Contribution of Monochloramine in Reducing Norovirus Through
Disinfection Upstream of Advanced Water Treatment Processes
Yun Yu, Brown and Caldwell, Eric Peterson, Steven Shiokari,
R. Summers, Katherine Bell Joseph Jacangelo, Stantec, Kellogg Schwab
2:30 Facilitated Discussion with Audience and Speakers Facilitated Discussion with Audience and Speakers
Scott Summers, Kelly Landry, Yun Yu Sharon Nappier, Daniel Gerrity, Joseph Jacangelo
3:00–
NETWORKING BREAK
3:30
Room
STUDIO 6 STUDIO 5
Session MON05 - NEXT GENERATION CONTAMINANTS MON06 - MBR AND PATHOGEN CONTROL
Title
Moderator: Kerry Howe Moderator: Christine Owen, AMTA
3:30 Characterizing and Controlling Trace Organics in Pathogen Removal Performance and Regulatory Credit for
Potable Reuse Projects Membrane Bioreactors used for Potable Water Reuse
Larry Schimmoller, Jacobs, Jim Lozier Andy Salveson, Carollo Enginners, Amos Branch, Shane Trussell,
Karl Linden, Nicola Fontaine
3:50 Breaking Down and Communicating PFAS How Can We Maximize Pathogen Credits for an MBR
Based Advanced Treatment Facility?
Jennifer Hooper, CDM Smith, Gayathri Ram Mohan,
Dora Chiang, Denise Funk Ufuk Erdal, Arcadis
4:10 Monitoring of Microplastics in Treated Water Overcoming Analytical Challenges in Demonstrating Pathogen
Removal by Membrane Bioreactors in Reuse Applications
Michael McKie, University of Toronto,
Joan Oppenheimer, Joseph Jacangelo George Di Giovanni, The Metropolitan Water District of Southern
Cal., Paul Rochelle, Sun Liang, Shawn S. Thompson
4:30 Facilitated Discussion with Audience and Speakers Facilitated Discussion with Audience and Speakers
Larry Schimmoller, Jennifer Hooper Andy Salveson, Ufuk Erdal, George Di Giovanni
5:00-
NETWORKING RECEPTION/POSTER SESSION – WET BAR (16TH FLOOR)
6:00
7T U E S D AY
F E B R U A R Y 11
Day 2 Plenary Session— Key International / Domestic Perspectives
Moderator: Jason Curl
8:30–
9:30 R. Bruce Chalmers, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD),
Varsha Wylie, Southern Water (UK), Ali Ben Haj Hamida, Suez (Kuwait)
STUDIO 5 & 6
9:30–
10:00 NETWORKING BREAK
Room
STUDIO 6 STUDIO 5
Session TUE02—REGULATORY DEVELOPMENT TUE03—WRF RESEARCH PROFILE: ADVANCEMENTS IN
Title PATHOGEN DETECTION AND CONTAMINANT REMOVAL
Moderator: Wendi Wilkes, ASDWA Moderator: Julie Minton
10:00 The Florida Potable Reuse Commission: Advanced Methods for Virus Detection in Potable Reuse
Development of a Regulatory Framework
Krista Wigginton, University of Michigan
Jeffrey Mosher, Carollo Engineers
10:20 Laying the Path to a Regulatory Framework in the UK— Metagenomic Insights into Contaminant Removal
Evaluating Enhanced UV Disinfection for Planned Potable by Ozone/BAC-Based Treatment
Reuse Schemes
Amy Pruden, Virginia Tech University
Melanie Holmer, Brown and Caldwell, Katherine Bell,
Varsha Wylie, Ian Mayor-Smith
10:40 Advancing Reuse in Colorado: Evaluation of Ozone/BAF as a Barrier to Trace
Potable Reuse Regulatory Development Organic Chemicals in Potable Reuse
Tyson Ingels, Colorado Department of Public Health Keel Robinson, Trussell Technologies
and Environment
11:00 Facilitated Discussion with Audience and Speakers Facilitated Discussion with Audience and Speakers
Jeffrey Mosher, Melanie Holmer, Tyson Ingels Krista Wigginton, Amy Pruden, Keel Robinson
11:30–
LUNCHEON – GREAT ROOM 1 & 2
1:00
8T U E S D AY
F E B R U A R Y 11, 2 0 2 0
Room
STUDIO 6 STUDIO 5
Session TUE04—ADVANCED TREATMENT OPERATIONS TUE05—NON-MEMBRANE TREATMENT CONCEPTS
Title
Moderator: Tyson Ingels Moderator: Nick Burns, IOA
1:00 Addressing Potable Reuse Operator Certification Needs— Biological Filtration for Water Reuse: The Importance
The AWTO Certification Program: A Joint Effort Between of the Physical-Chemical Aspects
CA/NV-AWWA and CWEA
William Becker, Hazen and Sawyer, PC
Erin Mackey, Brown and Caldwell, Gordon Williams
1:20 Operating World’s First UV Hypo AOP System for Reuse— Non-RO Advanced Water Treatment for Inland
An Operators Story Potable Reuse Projects
Salvador Dominguez, WEDECO, A Xylem Brand, Seung Tag Oh Vijay Sundaram, Stantec, Krishna Pagilla
1:40 Operating SWIFTly: Transitioning Operations from Removal of Emerging Contaminants Through
Demo to Full Scale Multi-stage Ozone-Biofiltration
Germano Salazar-Benites, Hampton Roads Sanitation District Denise Funk, Brown and Caldwell, Jennifer Hooper,
Katherine Bell, Edward Machek, Ching-Hua Huang
2:00 Facilitated Discussion with Audience and Speakers Facilitated Discussion with Audience and Speakers
Erin Mackey, Salvador Dominguez, Germano Salazar-Benites William Becker, Vijay Sundaram, Denise Funk
2:30–
NETWORKING BREAK
3:00
TUE06— Public Engagement: What Works and What’s Next—Panel Discussion
Moderators: Patricia Tennyson, Mark Millan
Panelists:
Paul Scuito, General Manager Monterey One Water
3:00–
4:00 Ramola Vaidya, Graduate Research Intern HRSD, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Christina Montoya-Halter, Communications and Marketing Manager, El Paso Water
Rupam Soni, Principal Public Affairs Representative, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
STUDIO 5 & 6
Closing Plenary Session
National Water Reuse Action Plan—Integrated Action Across the Water Sector
Moderator: David LaFrance
4:00–
5:00
Jeffrey Lape, USEPA
Closing Remarks
Brent Alspach, Arcadis, Conference Co-Chair
STUDIO 5 & 6
9P O S T E R S E S S I O N
Poster Session
Improving Water Resiliency and Reducing Potential
PST01 Poster Session Water Stress by Advanced Water Reclamation and
Monday, February 10, 2020 Aquifer Storage
5:00–6:00 p.m. Lydia Peri, Truckee Meadows Water Authority,
Room: Wet Bar (16th Floor) Vijay Sundaram, Rick Warner, Krishna Pagilla
PRESENTATIONS:
Innovative Design Concepts for Metropolitan Water
Application of Direct Contact Membrane Distillation District’s Advanced Water Treatment Facility
(DCMD) for Potable Reuse of Sewage Treatment Gloria Lai-Bluml, MWD, Zakir Hirani, Michael Adelman,
Plant Effluent James Borchardt, Shane Trussell
Kyung Guen Song, Korea Institute of Science & Technology,
Junki Kim, Jaewon Shin Negotiating an Uncertain Landscape: Health and
Regulatory Considerations for Potable Reuse
Demonstration Testing for Pathogen Removal Using David MacNevin, CDM Smith
Membrane Bioreactors to Treat Non-Nitrified
Secondary Effluent Nitrogen Management Strategies for Large-Scale
Joyce Lehman, MWD, Mickey Chaudhuri, Heather Collins, Potable Reuse
Sun Liang, Gloria Lai-Bluml, Paul Rochelle, Shane Trussell Gloria Lai-Bluml, MWD, Zakir Hirani, Sun Liang,
Joyce Lehman, Ken Rademacher, Nikos Melitas, Mike Liu
Developing a Phased Approach to Potable Reuse—
Piloting Results and Lessons Learned from Potable Reuse in Cape Town—HACCP as a Concept
Jacksonville, Florida Design Review Framework
Ryan Popko, JEA, Paul Steinbrecher, Todd Mackey, Tom Bartol Troy Walker, Hazen and Sawyer, Brendon Theunnisen
From Vision to Implementation; Challenges of Aligning Water Quality Integration and Blending Strategies to
Future Regulatory Landscape with Current Demand; Prevent Corrosion Outcomes with Potable Reuse
City of Los Angeles–A Case Study Nicole Blute, Hazen and Sawyer, Jacqueline Rhoades,
Roshanak Aflaki, CDM Smith, Traci Minamide Dan Giammar
High Recovery RO and Challenges to Meet IPR dprShield: Piloting a New Treatment Process to
Surface Water Augmentation Projects Increase Recovery at OCWD
Ufuk Erdal, Arcadis Erik Desormeaux, Porifera, Olgica Bakajin, Erik Desormeaux,
Han Gu, Megan Plumlee, Yi-Hsueh Chuang, William Mitch
Impacted Groundwater as a Source of Drinking Water:
Design, Permitting and Regulatory Requirements
Shira Colsky, Geosyntec Consultants, Maria Vishnevskiy,
Kirk Craig, Jennifer Nyman
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11 NOT JUST A DIFFERENT COLOR,
A DIFFERENT WAY OF THINKING.
At Carollo, we spend every day focused on one thing – water. Today, that focus has put us at
the forefront of new directions in water reuse, with potable water reuse often being the best
way to secure important new water supplies. Our leadership in applied research, coupled with
engineering rigor, has shown that potable reuse can be implemented safely and be more cost-
effective than traditional non-potable reuse options. The future of water demands that we think
differently, think smarter. And that future has never been more important than right now.
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