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ACWA Conferences & Workshops
Presentations from ACWA's 2006 Fall Conference |
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- Multimedia Presentations
- Conference News
- Tuesday Ethics Training "Conduct and Ethics Training for Water Agency Officials: A Primer on AB 1234"
- Wednesday Breakfast
- Wednesday 10 - 11:50 a.m. Joint Attorney & Finance Program: "The Next Decade:
What We Know About Proposition 218 Ten Years After Its Adoption and What's the View of the Future"
- Wednesday 10 - 11:50 a.m. Local Government Committee Program, "Municipal Service Review: What's in it for You?"
- Wednesday 2:15 Ethics Training
- Wednesday 2:15 - 3:45 p.m. Finance Program: "State Controlers Report - What is it Used For and Are Changes Needed?"
- Wednesday Lunch
- Wednesday Region Forum
- Thursday 10 - 11:50 a.m Communications Committee Program, "Doing more to Promote Using Less"
- Using Baseline Studies to Develop Marketing Strategies for Water Conservation In Santa Clara County, Karen Morvay, Water Conservation Specialist, Santa Clara Valley Water District
- Homeowner Research Report, Presented by Lynn Lipinski, Program Manager, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
- Water Conservation Summit: A Business/Government Symposium to Develop Water Conservation Policies and Practices for San Diego County, Joan Kroc, Institute For Peace And Justice, University Of San Diego
- Shea Homes Inland Empire: California Friendly Landscape, Bob Yoder
- Thurs 9:45 – Ethics Training
- Thurs. 10 Energy Comm. Prog.
- Thurs 10 - 11:50 a.m. Finance Program: "Financial Implications of Water Banking (Case Studies) - What are the Real Costs?"
- Groundwater Storage Project, Wasco, California, Will Boschman, General Manager, Semitropic Water Storage District
- Madera Irrigation District Water Supply Enhancement Project: Planning for the Next 100 – Years, Ron Pistoresi, General Manager, Madera Irrigation District
- Financial Implications of Water Banking, Santa Clara Valley Water District’s Investment in the Semitropic Groundwater Banking Program, Walt Wadlow, COO, Santa Clara Valley Water District
- Financial Implications of Water Banking – What are the Real Costs?, Richard Diamond, Water Resources Manager, Irvine Ranch Water District
- Thursday 10 - 11:50 a.m. Statewide Issue Forum: "Global Competition Hits Home"
- Thursday Lunch
- Thurs 2:15 - 3:45 p.m. Finance Program: "State Controlers Report - What is it Used For and Are Changes Needed?
- Hans Doe Forum Breakfast
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