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2025 Presentations

Thank you for attending the 7th Annual Texas Regional Stormwater Conference!

All presentations from the 2025 conference are provided below in downloadable PDF format. To open the presentation, click the PDF icon. The presentation will open in another window, and will allow you to view and/or save the presentation from that screen.

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Water Great Campaign! Community Engagement and Outreach to Protect Water Resources
Nissim Gore-Datar & Ashley Kent // Arcadis
Phillip Quast // City of New Braunfels

Put a LID on it: Low-Impact Development to Reduce Runoff in New Braunfels
Helen Salama // Arcadis
Nancy Pappas & Jack Downey// Headwaters at the Comal

Filter versus Damming Devices
Jeff King // American Excelsior Company

Been There, Done That: How You’re Already Complying with MS4 Requirements Without Knowing it
Camila Biaggi & Liz Stone// Quiddity Engineering

Viability of Stone Void Space in Underground
Detention/Retention Systems
Clay Cashatt // Hanes Geo Components

Stay Ahead of the Storm: Actionable Insights on the New MS4 Requirements
Ryan Deal & Brooke Salisbury // Freese and Nichols

Plan, Prepare, Apply – Achieving the Most From Your Hydromulching Efforts
Dan Ray // POWER Engineers

Strategies and Challenges of Implementing a Stormwater Compliance Program for Multiple Facilities
Jimmy Greene // POWER Engineers

What to Expect During an Investigation
Danielle Hopson // Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

Phase II MS4 Management Practices: A look at future
challenges from lessons learned
David Peyton and Kiersten Ivy // Travis County

Using GIS Tools to Facilitate MS4 Inspections and Maintenance
Will Huff, Ryan Deal, & Kelsey Calvez // Freese and Nichols

Combining Green and Grey Infrastructure for Stormwater Management and Flood Risk Reduction
Max Wallack // Arcadis

Implementing Rain Gardens for Stormwater Management and Community Enhancement in New Braunfels
Claire Martin // Arcadis

WIC^G: A Relationship Approach to MSGP Compliance
Mark Keeley// City of Waco

Everything is Bigger in Texas – Even the MS4 Coalitions!

Liz Stone & Camila Biaggi // Quiddity Engineering

2025 Presentations

Water Great Campaign! Community Engagement and Outreach to Protect Water Resources Nissim Gore-Datar & Ashley Kent // Arcadis Phillip Quast // City of New Braunfels

Put a LID on it: Low-Impact Development to Reduce Runoff in New Braunfels Helen Salama // Arcadis Nancy Pappas & Jack Downey// Headwaters at the Comal

Filter versus Damming Devices Jeff King // American Excelsior Company

Been There, Done That: How You’re Already Complying with MS4 Requirements Without Knowing it Camila Biaggi & Liz Stone// Quiddity Engineering

Viability of Stone Void Space in Underground Detention/Retention Systems Clay Cashatt // Hanes Geo Components

Stay Ahead of the Storm: Actionable Insights on the New MS4 Requirements Ryan Deal & Brooke Salisbury // Freese and Nichols

Plan, Prepare, Apply – Achieving the Most From Your Hydromulching Efforts Dan Ray // POWER Engineers

Strategies and Challenges of Implementing a Stormwater Compliance Program for Multiple Facilities Jimmy Greene // POWER Engineers

What to Expect During an Investigation Danielle Hopson // Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

Phase II MS4 Management Practices: A look at future challenges from lessons learned David Peyton and Kiersten Ivy // Travis County

Using GIS Tools to Facilitate MS4 Inspections and Maintenance Will Huff, Ryan Deal, & Kelsey Calvez // Freese and Nichols

Combining Green and Grey Infrastructure for Stormwater Management and Flood Risk Reduction Max Wallack // Arcadis

Implementing Rain Gardens for Stormwater Management and Community Enhancement in New Braunfels Claire Martin // Arcadis

WIC^G: A Relationship Approach to MSGP Compliance Mark Keeley// City of Waco