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As we are not able to host a toy and book collection drive this year, we are asking attendees to consider donating to make the holiday season a little brighter for local children and teens!
You can donate by registering and entering a donation amount on the registration form. There is a "Donation ONLY" registration type for those who do not wish to attend the event.
TWT’s challenge was to provide the size and shape of a new spillway and discharge structure that would pass flows from a 100-year storm event and prevent dam overtopping from storms up to the 0.50 Probable Maximum Precipitation (PMP). The existing dam was classified as a Class 2 Significant Hazard dam, but had a drastically undersized spillway and structure opening with the ability to only pass flows from a 25-year storm event without dam overtopping. The project was to be constructed while maintaining two-way traffic on Route 30 at all times, while providing the potential for 4 lanes of one-way traffic during hurricane season, as Route 30 is a designated shore evacuation route. Due to environmental restrictions, the normal pool elevation of Blue Anchor was to be maintained throughout construction.
Mr. Smith is a senior civil engineer with over 40 years of experience in Water Resources. He performs hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, including culvert / bridge capacity analyses, scour calculations, spillway capacity analyses, dam failure analyses / inundation mapping, floodplain analyses / mapping, and stormwater / drainage analyses for transportation and land development projects.
Cleighton has a Master of Engineering, with Water Resources Specialization, from Clarkson University in NY, as well as a BS in Civil Engineering with Distinction from Clarkson. He is a Professional Engineer, registered in NJ, PA, NC, and IL.
Attendees will be eligible to receive 1 PDH (NJ, PA, and DE; check for eligibility in other states).
4:00 PM – Virtual Networking using Remo 4:50 PM – Meeting Sponsor Presentations 5:00 PM – Virtual Presentation 6:00 PM – Closing Remarks and Upcoming Event Announcements
Registrations changed after the registration closing deadline will be charged the Non-Member price.
A link to the virtual session will be provided in the reminder emails that are sent automatically at 4:00 pm on the day before the event and at 4:00 pm on the day of the event. Please run the Remo Systems Check before the event to avoid issues during the event. REMO IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER OR EDGE. If you are having issues, please see our website for troubleshooting and the link to the Remo Systems Check.
For information on becoming a sponsor, please contact Chris Gentz at chris.gentz@wsp.com.
ASHE SNJ is a 501(c)(6) non-profit organization. Donations support our scholarship fund. Including the 2023 Scholarships, over $259,000 has been awarded to worthy students.
