Topic: Huntington Park

Speaker
Chris King, AIA – 360 Architecture

The new stadium for Columbus Clippers, the Columbus AAA baseball team currently affiliated with the Washington Nationals major league team.

Groundbreaking for the new stadium was August 2, 2007 and is planned for completion for the 2009 season. Designed by 360 Architecture, the 10,000-seat stadium is part of a $56 million project. Huntington Park will be located at the corner of Neil Avenue and Nationwide Boulevard in the Arena District and will replace the Clipper’s current home, Cooper Stadium.

5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Please join us. Everyone is welcome.
Food will be provided by ASCE.
Questions?
Contact Jon Sterenberg, 614.205.7927
or ym@centralohioasce.com

Topic: ODOT and Stormwater NPDES Requirements

Speaker: Ron Trivisonno, P.E., ODOT
State Construction Hydraulics Engineer

Mr. Trivisonno will be presenting on Ohio DOT Specification 832 issues including:
• Highlights for a SWPPP designing engineer to consider as well as how the inspections fit into that picture.
• Highlights for how the contractor can get paid for BMP’s installed and maintained.
• Post Construction BMP’s. - What works and what doesn’t
• What regulatory issues are being watched intently by EPA.

The December 2007 Newsletter is now available.

We now have the .org website address in addition to the .com address.
So centralohioasce.org points to this website. Use either one, they both work.

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
The 15th Annual Great Lakes Geotechnical/Geoenvironmental Conference
on
Applications of Geotechnical Instrumentation for the Performance Evaluation of Constructed Facilities

May 9, 2008 – Indianapolis, IN

15th Annual Great Lakes Geotechnical/Geoenvironmental Conference (GLGGC)

Applications of Geotechnical Instrumentation for the Performance Evaluation of Constructed Facilities

For more information:
http://sections.asce.org/indiana/geo/15th%20GLGGC%20Announcement.pdf

Agenda & Registration information:
http://sections.asce.org/indiana/geo/15th%20GLGGC%20Agenda%20&%20Registr...

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