This is a technical workshop to train local engineers, designers, contractors, architects and developers on Green Infrastructure design as part of the City of Chattanooga’s Consent Decree program.
Join Greg Hoffman with The Center for Watershed Protection for the upcoming Chattanooga Stormwater Symposium. An outline of the day will be coming shortly. The goal of the symposium is to equip local engineers, landscape architects, developers and designers with the knowledge of a variety of techniques to meet the City of Chattanooga Stormwater requirements. Included in the day will be a tour of Anderson Avenue, a green infrastructure demonstration project by the City of Chattanooga.
Topics and activities included in the training:
The Chattanooga Stormwater Symposium is sponsored by the City of Chattanooga & Grace Frank Group in partnership with green|spaces and American Society of Civil Engineers' Environmental Water Resources Institute.
Coffee, Lunch and PDHs will be included. Link to Registration
About Greg Hoffman: Greg has been with the Center for Watershed Protection since 2008. Through his work at the Center, Greg has had the opportunity to design numerous stormwater retrofits and develop stormwater regulations and guidance manuals for several states and communities. Greg has a master of engineering and a bachelor of science in environmental engineering from Michigan Technological University. He would be happy to discuss all things stormwater with you, but as a native Wisconsinite, would be just as happy discussing his beloved Packers.