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(continued from page 8) <br />In 2014 we developed the first version of the <br />inspection technology matrix, sponsored a track at <br />UCT, held three conference calls as a committee to <br />delegate roles and tasks, began summarizing the list <br />of rehabilitation technologies, collected technical <br />specifications and began reviewing them to draft a <br />NASSCO Guideline Spec and collaborated with other <br />association committees. <br />Our goals for 2015 currently include developing a <br />draft NASSCO Guideline Specification for Pressure <br />Pipe Rehabiliation, updating the inspection technology <br />matrix, sponsoring and coordinating another track <br />at UCT, continuing quarterly conference calls, <br />completing the list of rehabiliation technologies for <br />comment, completing a list of pressure pipe rehab <br />projects and presenting case studies and continuing to <br />collaborate with other assocations. <br />Asset Management Committee <br />Ted DeBoda, on behalf of Grant Whittle Chair Person <br />PACP Version 7.0 will include an Asset Management <br />appendix that was developed with the help of the <br />EPA and WERF. Currently, we are developing a <br />presentation to introduce it to the industry. <br />Latin America Committee <br />Luis Leon, Chair Person <br />The Latin America Committee has been very busy <br />these last few months. <br />First, we completed the transition of Committee <br />Chair from Diego Calderon to Luis Leon from <br />CDM Smith, Inc. In addition, Ted DeBoda and Luis <br />Leon gave presentations at the ICTIS congress in <br />Medellin, Colombia: Ted presented on NASSCO and <br />the state of the trenchless industry, the collaboration <br />agreement with ICTIS, and the important of PACP <br />in the industry. Luis gave presentations on How to <br />Utilize Risk Analysis to Plan and Prioritize Cleaning, <br />Inspection and Rehabilitation of a Sewer System, and <br />one on the Importance of Sealing Sewer Laterals when <br />Rehabilitating Main Sewer Lines. <br />Finally, the LAC started the translation of ITCP for <br />CIPP. Seven committee members are participating in <br />the translation, which is a large undertaking, we expect <br />to have the first draft done by the end of October and <br />will be forming a third party group who will review it <br />and provide comments by the end of 2014. The goal <br />is to have the final document ready to print in the first <br />quarter of 2015. <br />Manhole Kebab Committee <br />Tim Back, Chair Person <br />This is the newest NASSCO committee and we <br />currently have 50 members. We typically have <br />monthly conference calls that last roughly 30 minutes. <br />Recently we completed the MACP Condition Grades <br />and Scoring for the PACP Version 7.0 update. <br />Currently, we are working on a series of articles. For <br />example, a Manhole Rehab Overview as well as an <br />article on the oldest cementitious rehab in the U.S. We <br />are exploring the possibility of an ASTM for thickness <br />of cement, epoxy and CIPM. <br />January 2015 <br />UCT: January 25-30 <br />Houston, TX <br />www.uctonline.com <br />February 2015 <br />NASSCO Annual Conference: February 11-13 <br />Savannah, GA <br />www.nassco.org <br />WWETT: February 23-26 <br />Indianapolis, IN <br />www.wwettshow.com <br />March 2015 <br />No -Dig Show: March 15-19 <br />Denver, CO <br />www.nodigshow.com <br />April 2015 <br />WEF Collections Systems Conference: April 19-22 <br />Cincinnati, OH <br />www.wef.org/collectionsystems <br />10 NASSCO TIMES' <br />