TOURSOrganized by Lower Columbia Section of PNCWA PNCWA2020 is proud to offer the tours listed below on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of the 2020 Conference.Please note that all tours are first come, first served and do not require preregistration.
City of Spokane Walking TourMonday, September 14
 Walking Tour – Above & Below Ground Benefits of CSO Join us as we begin our walking tour explore "Above & Below Ground Benefits of CSO". . 1. Walk from the convention center to CSO 26 Facility next to City Hall (about 0.5 miles) about 15 minutes 2. A Place of Truths Plaza and CSO 26 Facility Tour (1 hour) i. An Engineering Marvel – Kyle Twohig, Engineering Department Head, City of Spokane ii. Water Quality – Raylene Gennett, Wastewater Maintenance Superintendent, City 3. Walk to Redband Park in Peaceful Valley CSO 25 (about 0.5 miles) about 15 minutes i. Great Gorge and Spokane River Trail (new boat launch) – Andy Dunau, Spokane River Forum ii. Bike & Pedestrian Connections – City Staff iii. Challenges of Green Infrastructure of CSO 25 4. Walk to First & Adams CSO Tank (CSO 24) (about 0.3 miles) about 15 minutes (this has stairs) 5. First & Adams CSO Tank (CSO 24) (45 minutes hour) i. Transit Connections – Spokane Regional Transit Authority ii. Creating a Sense of Place - City staff iii. Tour and construction challenges -- City Staff 6. Return to Convention Center (about 1 mile) about 30 minute Spokane Valley & Liberty Lake Tuesday, September 15
The Spokane County Regional Water Reclamation Facility (SCRWRF) is an advanced wastewater treatment plant that provides an initial 8 million gallons per day (MGD) of capacity with an ability to expand capacity in phases up to 24 MGD. Spokane County owns the Facility which went online in December 2011. CH2M Hill (now Jacobs) designed and built the facility, and is operating and maintaining the Facility for an initial 20-year period. The tour will include views and discussion of:
Coeur d'Alene Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility Tour
Wednesday, September 16
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