2021 TOWA Conference

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2017 NOWRA Conference

National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association (NOWRA)

Plans Joint Annual Conference

with Five Partner Organizations

Plan to join colleagues from across the country for the NOWRA 2017 Annual Conference, the leading conference for onsite wastewater professionals. The conference will be held October 22-25 at the Dover Downs Hotel & Casino in Dover, DE . This is the annual conference for NOWRA and this year partners with NAWT (National Association of Wastewater Technicians), SORA (the State Onsite Regulators Alliance), DOWRA (Delaware Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association), MOWPA (Maryland Onsite Wastewater Professionals Association), and POWRA (Pennsylvania Onsite Wastewater Professionals Association).  More than 50 educational sessions are offered along with NAWT's Vacuum Truck Training Course, an expansive Vendor Expo, terrific field trips, workshops, and social events.

FAQ

What is Soil Health?

The continued capacity of soil to function as a vital living ecosystem that sustains and improves the living condition of plants, animals and humans.

Can I pull gravel out of my creek?

You may be able to pull gravel from a creek, but only within guidelines of the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC). For more guidance call the TDEC office in Columbia at 931-490-3941 or visit their website: www.tennessee.gov/environment/permits/arapgps

In what situations do I need a permit?

Most work on streams, stream banks, waterways, or drainage areas should be reviewed by TDEC. If you have questions concerning permits you should contact the TDEC office in Columbia at 931-490-3941, or visit their website: www.tennessee.gov/environment/permits/arapgps

Who do I call for a burn permit?

The agency to call for a burn permit is the Tennessee Department of Agriculture “Division of Forestry”, their number is 1-877-350-(BURN) 2876 or online: www.BurnSafeTN.org. Burn permits are required from October 15 thru May 15 and at other times during certain weather conditions.

Where do I find soils information and aerial imagery for my farm?

The USDA-NRCS website provides aerial photography & soils information. http://websoilsurvey.nrcs.usda.gov.

Where can I find floodplain maps for my property?

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has a great deal of flood information on their website. We have the ability in our office to generate maps for landowners with aerial imagery that has a flood plain map overlaid. Contact us to get a map of your property.

Who do I call when trying to locate underground utility lines (gas, phone, cable, electric, etc.)?

Before you DIG call “Tennessee One Call” at 811 or go to their website: www.tnonecall.com. A person can be held liable for damages incurred if they dig and do not call Tennessee One Call.

Other Questions?

Please call our office at xxx-xxx-xxxx x3

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