Track 1 Proceedings and Presentations

WATER POLICY AND PLANNING

1.1 Economic Development

1. What Explains The Incidence of Mandated BMPs at Residential Lots Under Construction?, S. Templeton, Clemson University   (Manuscript / Presentation)

2. The Lake Marion Regional Water System: Planning a Regional Water System to Spur Economic Development, A. Vane, Hazen & Sawyer, PC   (Manuscript / Presentation)

3. The Economic and Economic Development Implications of Sustainability Initiatives, B. Zieburtz, Jordan, Jones & Goulding   (Manuscript / Presentation)

1.2 Water Withdrawal and Allocation

1. Another ‘Case of the Century?’ Comparing the Legacy of Arizona v. California in the SC v. NC Proceedings, C. Dyckman, Clemson University   (Manuscript / Presentation)

2. Surface Water Permitting and Allocation in South Carolina, D. Baize, SCDHEC
(Manuscript / Presentation)

3. Efficiently Allocating Scarce Water Supplies: An Economic Perspective and the Role of Contingent Water Markets, D. B. Willis, Clemson University    (Manuscript / Presentation)

1.3 Water Quality and Standards

1. A Water Quality Trading Framework for the Reedy River, G. M. Mikota III, Clemson University
(Manuscript / Presentation)

2. Stormwater Mitigation Banking: Theory into Practice, H.B. Nix, Upstate Forever (Presentation)

3. Evaluating Water Quality Trading for Phosphorus in the Lower Catawba River Basin, B. Rambow, University of South Carolina   (Manuscript / Presentation)

4. SC Water Quality Issues, H. Preston, SC Department of Health and Environmental Control
(Manuscript / Presentation)

1.4 Statewide Water Plan

1. South Carolina State Water Plan, Bud Badr, SC Department of Natural Resources  (Presentation)

2. South Carolina Water Planning: The Next Steps, M. E. Massey, Lake Hartwell Association
(Presentation)

3. A Dynamic Drought Tool for the Carolinas, Greg Carbone, University of South Carolina 
(Manuscript / Presentation)

4. Developing a Drought Impact Reporting System for the Carolinas, Kirsten Dow, University of South Carolina
(Manuscript / Presentation)

1.5 Future Challenges

1. Establishing a Regional Forum to Address Water Resource Challenges in the Southeastern United States: A Concept for Regional Collaboration, D. Barnett, US Army Corps of Engineers   (Manuscript / Presentation)

2. Improving Drought Management Policy and Practice: Lessons from Drought and FERC Relicensing, K. Lackstrom, University of South Carolina   (Manuscript / Presentation)

3. Future Need Analysis: Risk-Based Planning for Water Supply Expansions to Meet Uncertain Growing Demand, J. M. Clayton, Hazen & Sawyer, PC   (Manuscript / Presentation)

1.6 Water Needs for the Future

1. Modeling Growth and Predicting Future, Developed Land in the Upstate of South Carolina, C. E. Campbell, Clemson University   (Manuscript / Presentation)

2. An Historical Analysis of Water Quality and Land Use Change in the Gills Creek Watershed, J. Artz, University of South Carolina   (Manuscript / Presentation)

3. Etowah Water Bank: A Regional Solution for Water Supply Reliability and Sustainability, D. Pyne, ASR Systems LLC   (Manuscript / Presentation)



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