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SUMMARY:WR3 - 2026 Spring Seminar
LOCATION:JEA H2.0 Purification Center, 7599 Southside Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32256
DESCRIPTION:WR3 - 2026 Spring Seminar\n\n05/21/26 08:30 AM EST\n - 05/21/26 04:30 PM EST\Description:\nAnnual spring in-person seminar centered around water resources, resiliency, and reuse.\Details:\nTurning the Tide: Resilience through Reuse\n \nPresentations\n\nPlanning for the Unplanned with Potable Reuse - A Decade Long Study  by Ryan Popko, PE\n\nClosing the Loop: Constructed Wetlands for Nutrient Compliance, Aquifer Recharge, and Long-Term Water Supply by Kristen Sealey, PE\n\nBuilding Resilience through Cost‑Effective Potable Reuse in Florida by Vijay Sundaram, PhD, PE\n\nEast Fork Wetland: Lessons Learned from 15 Years of Operation of a 1,800 Acre Treatment Marsh by Christopher R Allen, PhD, PE\n\nTour of H2.0 Purification Center by Ryan Popko, PE\n\nWater First North Florida and JEA Buckman Ozone Treatment Pilot Study by Timothy Perkins, PE\n\nWhat’s Driving the Large Increase of Advanced Water Treatment Facilities in the Southwest by Steve Tedesco, PE\n\nDesigning for PFAS; Planning for Reuse by Pranjali Kumar, PE and Melanie Pickett, PhD, PE\n\nLegislative and Regulatory Updates by Lisa Wilson-Davis\n\nFWEA Members:  $150.00\nNon-members:  $175.00\n\n6.5 PDHs\n0.65 CEUs (WW and DW)\n\n \n\n \Location:\nJEA H2.0 Purification Center\n7599 Southside Blvd\nJacksonville, FL 32256
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:WR3 - 2026 Spring Seminar<br /><br />05/21/26 08:30 AM EST - 05/21/26 04:30 PM EST<br />Description:<br />Annual spring in-person seminar centered around water resources, resiliency, and reuse.<br />Details:<br /><strong><em>Turning the Tide:&nbsp;Resilience through Reuse</em></strong><br />
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<p><u><strong>Presentations</strong></u></p>

<p><strong>Planning for the Unplanned with Potable Reuse - A Decade Long Study</strong>&nbsp; by Ryan Popko, PE</p>

<p><strong>Closing the Loop: Constructed Wetlands for Nutrient Compliance, Aquifer Recharge, and Long-Term Water Supply </strong>by&nbsp;Kristen Sealey, PE</p>

<p><strong>Building Resilience through Cost‑Effective Potable Reuse in Florida&nbsp;</strong>by&nbsp;Vijay Sundaram, PhD, PE</p>

<p><strong>East Fork Wetland: Lessons Learned from 15 Years of Operation of a 1,800 Acre Treatment Marsh&nbsp;</strong>by Christopher R Allen, PhD, PE</p>

<p><strong>Tour of H2.0 Purification Center</strong> by<strong>&nbsp;</strong>Ryan Popko, PE</p>

<p><strong>Water First North Florida and JEA Buckman Ozone Treatment Pilot Study </strong>by<strong>&nbsp;</strong>Timothy Perkins, PE</p>

<p><strong>What&rsquo;s Driving the Large Increase of Advanced Water Treatment Facilities in the Southwest</strong> by Steve Tedesco, PE</p>

<p><strong>Designing for PFAS; Planning for Reuse</strong> by Pranjali Kumar, PE and Melanie Pickett, PhD, PE</p>

<p><strong>Legislative and Regulatory Updates&nbsp;</strong>by Lisa Wilson-Davis<br />
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FWEA Members:&nbsp; $150.00<br />
Non-members:&nbsp; $175.00<br />
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6.5 PDHs<br />
0.65 CEUs (WW and DW)</p>

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&nbsp;<br />Location:<br />JEA H2.0 Purification Center<br />7599 Southside Blvd<br />Jacksonville, FL 32256
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