Biosolids Case Studies

Biosolids Management for Small Agencies Case Study: Existing Assets, Collaboration and the Future

The schedule and timing of individual presentations within a session is subject to change based on the actual length of each presentation. Contact hours are awarded for attendance at the session and will be given for the actual length of the session.

On Demand

Practice Area: Engineering & Research

SWRCB Waste Water CEUs: .05 CEUs

CWEA Contact Hours: 0.5 Contact Hour(s)

Primary Speaker(s)

Allison McReynolds

Water Resource Recovery Facility Process Engineer
HDR
Sacramento, CA

Slides

Speaker(s)

Guyton Durnin

Project Manager
HDR
Berkeley, California

Moderator(s)

Kathryn Gies

Engineering Manager
West Yost Associates
Concord, California

Learn from recent practical experience gained while developing a biosolids strategic plan for a small agency in the San Francisco Bay Area. We will examine impacts and opportunities being created by SB1383, and how to assess the value of partnering with other agencies to develop a sub-regional biosolids management facility.

Learning Objectives:

Understand the steps, costs, and timeline to developing, permitting, and operating a sub-regional Class B biosolids land application site, including estimating storage requirements.
Understand the steps, costs, and timeline to developing, permitting, and operating a sub-regional biosolids compost facility.
Understand SB 1383 impacts and opportunities to biosolids management for small wastewater agencies. 4: Understand the types of inter-agency agreements for developing sub-regional biosolids management partnerships.