Purdue Road School 2012 Agenda

98th Annual

Purdue Road School

March 6 - 8, 2012Stewart Center

Purdue UniversityWest Lafayette, IN

AGENDA

Table of Contents

Road School Events 2

Road School History 4

General Information 8

Stewart Center Maps 10, 11

Opening Session 16

Workshops 17

Exhibitors

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Welcome to the 98th Annual Purdue Road School

The 2012 Purdue Road School builds upon a rich tradition

established by our predecessors dating to Professor W.K. Hatt’s

efforts to organize a Civil Engineering conference in 1913. This

year’s program has 124 Sessions organized in 24 tracks that

were developed in collaboration with colleagues throughout the

industry. We are pleased not only by the technical content that

has been developed, but also by the rich history of the Purdue

Road School. Many of you helped shape much of the signature

Indiana transportation infrastructure or were personal friends of

the previous Purdue Road School leaders. As you page through

this outstanding technical program, please take a moment to read

a brief summary of the Purdue Road School history as well as

reflect on the contributions of our predecessors in building the

transportation infrastructure and defining the Purdue Road School

that serves Indiana today.

Darcy M. Bullock, Ph.D., P.E.Purdue University, Professor of Civil Engineering andDirector of the Joint Transportation Research Program

John E. Haddock, Ph.D., P.E.Purdue University, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering and Director of the Indiana Local Technical Assistance Program

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Tuesday, March 6, 2012 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

Loeb Theatre, Stewart Center

Remarks by:

Michael B. Cline, INDOT Commissioner

Jon Costas, Mayor of Valparaiso

Kirk Steudle, Michigan Transportation Director and AASHTO President

Robert Tally, FHWA Indiana Division Administrator

For more detail see page 16

Opening Session

Exhibitor Luncheon

Tuesday, March 6, 2012 11:00 a.m. – 1:50 p.m.

North and South Ballrooms Purdue Memorial Union

Road School attendees are invited to visit with the exhibitors and enjoy a sandwich buffet lunch. Name badges are required for admission. Participating exhibitors are listed on the back cover of this program.

Adjacent to the South Ballroom, students will be exhibiting posters showing recently completed research activities. Please take this opportunity to stop by visit with the students and learn about emerging innovations in transportation.

Welcome Reception

All Road School attendees are invited to attend the Welcome Reception sponsored by the vendor friends of Road School. The reception will be from 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. at the Four Points Sheraton-West Lafayette Hotel, 1600 Cumberland Avenue, West Lafayette.

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Wednesday, March 7, 2012 11:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.

North & South Ballroom Purdue Memorial Union

Road School Luncheon

Keynote Speaker Governor Mitch Daniels

Governor Daniels last spoke at the Road School Luncheon in 2006 when he was launching Major Moves. Since then $6.6 billion has been invested in major new construction and preservation projects. Governor Daniels will provide an update on the status of Major Moves and the impact it is having throughout the state.

Tickets are sold in advance. A limited number of $20 tickets may be released at 10:00 a.m. the day of the luncheon. Please inquire at the Road School Registration desk in Stewart Center.

ITE Banquet

Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) Annual Scholarship Banquet is scheduled for Wednesday, March 7, at the Dauch Alumni Center in West Lafayette from 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Advance sale tickets are required for attendance.

Association Meetings

Association Meetings have been scheduled for Thursday, March 8. The location and times of the meetings are available at the registration desk.

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In January 1913 the head of Purdue’s Civil Engineering School, Prof. W.K. Hatt, initiated the Civil Engineering Conference to support county surveyors and city engineers in their development and maintenance of Indiana’s system of roads and streets. At a subsequent Civil Engineering Conference in 1914, a resolution was passed calling for a state statute requiring a yearly School of Good Roads to be “the official school of instruction and meeting of County Road Superintendents”. (That resolution became law in 1921.) In 1915 the Civil Engineering Conference was renamed the Purdue Road School. This brochure shows the 2012 Purdue Road School as the 98th, based on the 1915 adoption of the name, but it is actually the 100th road conference at Purdue.

Adapted from remarks prepared by Harold Michael in 1987.

The full manuscript is available at http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/jtrpdocs/2/.

To recognize this rich history, the program contains many old photographs from the Purdue Archives. Historical highway photos are from the collection of Bob Harrell of Seymour, former INDOT employee. Modern highways photos in this program are courtesy of Ed Cox, INDOT

Road School History

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The Purdue Road School is a great Indiana tradition that brings together state officials, local professionals, industry, consultants, academia and elected officials. Over the last three years you have seen the introduction of “Tracks” that are focused on both traditional topics such as pavements and bridges, as well as timely topics such as the 2012 Super Bowl. Behind the scenes a substantial number of volunteers and professionals are involved in developing the technical program and coordinating the logistics. The names of those individuals serving on the Administrative Committee and Track Leader Committee are listed on page 7.

The Purdue Road School Administrative Committee works closely with the Purdue Extended Campus Conference Division on the event planning logistics and production of the program. They are responsible for coordinating behind the scenes activities ranging from the on-line registration software to the production of the conference agenda.

The Purdue Road School Track Leader Committee develops and shape the technical content of the Purdue Road School Program which includes 124 Sessions organized in 24 tracks. We would like to increase membership in the Track Leader Committee to broaden the participation of stakeholders and increase our peer-review of the program during the development stage. If you would like to volunteer to participate in the development of 2013 Purdue Road School Program, please send email to [email protected] with your contact information.

Purdue Road School Today

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CHAIRMEN Darcy M. Bullock

Purdue University, Professor of Civil Engineering andDirector of the Joint Transportation Research Program

John E. HaddockPurdue University, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering and

Director of the Indiana Local Technical Assistance Program

ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE Deborah Horton, JTRP

John Habermann, Indiana LTAP Lisa Calvert, Indiana LTAP

Emily Warter, Purdue Conferences Stephanie Botkin, Purdue Conferences

TRACK LEADER COMMITTEE Audra Blasdel, INDOT

Mark Bowman, Purdue University Thomas Brennan, Purdue University

Lisa Calvert, Purdue University Neal Carboneau, Purdue University

Richard Domonkos, Purdue University Elizabeth Dwyre, Parsons Brinckerhoff

Ryan Gallagher, INDOT John Habermann, Purdue University

John Haddock, Purdue University Latosha Higgins, INDOT Mike Holowaty, INDOT Daniel Keefer, FHWA

Chris Knochel, Newton County Mark Miller, INDOT

Chuck Muller, Indiana 811 Jennifer Pyrz, Parsons Brinckerhoff Laura Slusher, Purdue University

Jim Stark, INDOT John Thomas, Area Plan Commission of Tippecanoe County

Matt Thomas, INDOT Will Tolbert, RW Armstrong

Todd Shields, INDOT Jay Wasson, INDOT John Wright, INDOT

2012 COMMITTEE

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Information Desk

The Road School Registration Desk is located in the east foyer of Stewart Center and is open from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on March 6 and 7. Please visit the Registration Desk at any time during the conference for information to help you navigate the event.

Be Informed

During registration, attendees have the option to sign up for email text messages or email alerts about conference events and up-dates on last minute changes. Standard messaging rates will apply and you have the opportunity to opt out at any time.

Wireless Internet

For wireless internet service during the conference, log on to SSID “Purdue Conferences.” To log in, please enter the password winterconf. Next you will need to open a web browser and enter a valid email address.

Indiana LTAP Directories

Visit Indiana LTAP in Stewart Room 311 to pick up your copy of the 2012 Directory of Indiana State, County, City, and Town Officials Responsible for Road and Street Work.

Smoke-Free Policy

Smoking is not permitted on campus except in a limited number of designated areas. Smoking can occur outside of the southwest corner of Purdue Memorial Union and the southeast corner of Stewart Center, For more information on the policy, including a map of the designated smoking areas, see www.purdue.edu/smokefree.

GENERAL INFORMATION

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Purdue E-Pubs

In 2011, Purdue University e-Pubs began digitally archiving presentations from Road School. You may access presentations made available by 2011 Road School presenters at this site: http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/roadschool/

2012 Road School presenters will again have the opportunity to archive their presentations from this year’s event. We hope you will find the archived presentations a valuable resource after Road School is concluded.

PDH/CEU

Professional Development Hours (PDH)/Continuing Education Units (CEU) are available for many sessions. PDH/CUE’s are a standardized, nationwide method of recognition for participation in approved, noncredit educational activities. Attendance at the entire session is required for credit. Details regarding PDH/CEU eligibility are provided with the session descriptions.

In order to register for PDH/CEU credit you must have a name badge. A bar code on your name badge will be scanned as you enter each eligible session. The PDH/CEU that you obtain at this conference will be registered with Purdue University Extended Campus free of charge. To obtain a transcript, you may request one for a fee of $6. A PDH/CEU help desk will be available during the conference for those who have questions or who wish to purchase a transcript.

Please note: Recordkeeping for your PDH/CEU requirements is your responsibility. You MUST have your name badge scanned for the PDH/CEU to be registered with Purdue University. Purdue will not be able to provide verification of your attendance at a later date if you did not scan your badge for each session attended. No PDH/CEU credit will be awarded once the conference has ended.

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STEWART CENTERSECOND FLOOR

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STEWART CENTERTHIRD FLOOR

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TUESDAYNo Title Room

9 a.m. - 10:50 a.m.

Opening Session Loeb

11 a.m. - 11:50 a.m.

Exhibitor Luncheon Union

4 Non-Destructive Testing of Drilled Shafts* 302

23 Replacing Raised Pavement Markers with Painted Rumble Strips*

218

28 Pavement Management* 202

1 p.m. - 1:50 p.m.

Exhibitor Luncheon Union

5 Steel Pile Splice Quality Control* 302

15 INDOT Traffic Data, Statistics and Web Portal* 322

19 Utility Issues* 320

24 Traffic Impact Studies: When and How* 218

37 Work Zone Traffic Control* 214AB

2 p.m. - 2:50 p.m.

9 Sherman-Minton Bridge Structure Retrofit* 206

12 Major Moves Update 310

14 Road Scholar Core Course 3-Highway Funding* 214CD

16 ADA Solutions* 322

20 Utility Coordination* 320

29 Sustainable Aggregates in Pavement* 202

32 Stellar Communities – Year 2 204

35 Right of Way* Fowler Hall

38 The Basics of Workzone Safety 214AB

1 Fuel Budgeting Program for a Volatile Market 314

6 Chemical Use for Subgrade Modification of Soils* 302

25 Emerging Tools and Analysis Techniques* 218

124 Tours of Bowen Laboratory

3 p.m. - 3:50 p.m.

2 Tools and Resources to Manage an Aging Fleet 314

7 Construction Quality Assurance for MSE Walls* 302

10 Sherman-Minton Bridge Multi-Agency Coordination* 206

13 Interstate 69 Update 310

17 Data That You Can Use* 322

HOURLY SCHEDULE

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TUESDAYNo Title Room

3 p.m. - 3:50 p.m.

21 Traffic Signal Advance Pre-emption Design within 200 Feet of Active Railroad Crossings*

320

26 Active Traffic Management Architectures and Optimization*

218

30 Concrete Overlays* 202

33 LEED Neighborhood Development 204

36 Statutes, Rules and Ethics for Professional Engineers* Fowler Hall

39 Temporary Barriers* 214AB

4 p.m. - 4:50 p.m.

3 Implementing Alternative Fuel Technologies 314

8 QC/QA Earthwork Using DCP and LD, and IC* 302

11 Sherman-Minton Bridge Traffic and Freight Impact* 206

18 How To Track Your Project’s Progress* 322

22 Railroad Coordination* 320

27 Signalized Corridor Retiming Case Studies* 218

31 Concrete Intersections and Roundabouts* 202

34 Strategic Plan for Indiana’s Logistics Industry 204

40 Lane Closure Policies* 214AB

WEDNESDAY

No Title Room

8:30 a.m. - 9:20 a.m.

41 Laws, Regulations and Pedestrian Characteristics I* 306

48 Accelerated Bridge Construction* 214AB

54 Working With Construction Schedules* 206

61 Roundabout Design 101: Principles, Process and Documentation Parts 1 and 2*

218

65 FMIS 310

75 Crack Sealing Technology* 314

81 Road Scholar Core Course 4 - Public Purchasing* 214CD

86 Strategies to Lay More Asphalt at Less Cost 202

93 NACTO Design Guidelines: An Introduction and Review of the First Year*

204

108 Winter Operations and Preparedness 302

115 Two Stage Ditch Construction* PMU West Faculty Lounge

117 General Project Information 322

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WEDNESDAYNo Title Room

9:30 a.m. - 10:20 a.m.

42 Laws, Regulations and Pedestrian Characteristics II* 306

49 Precast Concrete Bridge Substructures* 214AB

55 Reviewing Construction Claims* 206

66 FHWA Reauthorization and Funding 310

70 Crafting Effective Public Participation Programs PMU East Faculty Lounge

76 Pavement Marking Materials* 314

87 APAI Guide Specifications for Local Government* 202

94 Design-Based Planning and Sustainability in the New Economy*

204

99 Statutes, Rules, and Ethics for Professional Engineers* STEW, Fowler Hall

102 Hot Topics in Roadway Safety* 320

109 The Road To Super Bowl XLVI 302

116 Mitigated Wetlands* PMU West Faculty Lounge

118 Consultant Selection Process 322

10:30 a.m. - 11:20 a.m.

43 Pedestrian Access Route (PAR)* 306

50 Precast Concrete Bridge Decks* 214AB

56 GPS Applications in Construction* 206

62 Diverging Diamond Interchanges* 218

71 An Introduction to GoogleTM Apps PMU East Faculty Lounge

77 Winter Operations* 314

88 Pavement Preservation with Thin Overlay* 202

95 The National Bicycling and Walking Documentation Project

204

103 New Safety Analysis Techniques* 320

110 Planes, Planes, and More Planes - Airport Operations* 302

119 Contract Negotiations 322

11:30 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.

Road School Luncheon Union

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1:30 p.m. - 2:20 p.m.

44 Accessible Pedestrian Signals and Detectable Warnings*

306

51 Best Practices in Bridge Deck Construction* 214AB

57 Contract Information Book Certification* 206

63 Pipe Lining Culverts, Hydraulic Aspects* 218

67 Improving Agencies Recovery of Repair Costs 310

72 Building a Community-Friendly Website PMU East Faculty Lounge

78 Vegetation Management 314

82 Don’t Get Lost in the Woods: Environmental Planning* 214CD

89 Chip Seal Best Practices* 202

96 Education and Outreach for Multimodal Shake-ups 204

100 DBE Commercially Useful Function Regulations 318

104 A Tour of Safety Countermeasures* 320

111 Traffic Management from the State Perspective* 302

120 Financials, Change Orders, and Forms 322

2:30 p.m. - 3:20 p.m.

45 Curb Ramps and Other Transitions I* 306

52 Internally Cured Concrete* 214AB

58 Developments in Soil Testing* 206

64 Planning/Design Topics of Mitigating Impacts to Business Prior to Construction*

218

68 Emerging Cost Saving Opportunities 310

73 Partnering for Progress PMU East Faculty Lounge

79 Invasive Species/Urban Forestry Management 314

83 Asset Management for Local Elected Officials 214CD

90 MEPDG* 202

97 Planning for Trail Facilities* 204

105 Safe Routes to Schools 320

112 Georgia Street - A Super Bowl Village 302

121 Overview of LPA Website and Guidance Document 322

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3:30 p.m. - 4:20 p.m.

46 Curb Ramps and Other Transitions II* 306

59 Concrete Pavement Construction and Inspection* 206

69 PPP=Managing Risk and Maximizing Value 310

74 HR at the Local Level PMU East Faculty Lounge

80 Slip Lining Deteriorating Culverts* 314

84 City and Town Street Department Budget Preparation 214CD

91 Pavement Preservation* 202

101 Title VI for Construction 318

106 Safety & Operations of Roundabouts and Mini-Roundabouts*

320

113 Transit/Airport Ground Transportation* 302

122 Right-of-Way/Land Acquisition and Environmental 322

4:30 p.m. - 5:20 p.m.

47 Maintaining ADA Requirements in Work Zones* 306

53 Drilled Shafts* 214AB

60 Recurring Issues Identified During Construction* 206

85 County Highway Department Budget Preparation 214CD

92 Pavement Preservation for Elected Officials 202

98 Walkable Urban Thoroughfares* 204

107 Highway Safety Manual Overview* 320

114 Local Traffic and Parking* 302

123 Utility and Railroad Coordination and Construction by Local Forces*

322

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Opening Session

Tuesday, March 69:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

Location: Loeb Theatre, Stewart Center

Welcome

Darcy BullockJoint Transportation Research Program Director,

Purdue University

Suresh GarimellaAssociate Vice President for Engagement,

Purdue University

Robert TallyIndiana Division Administrator, Federal Highway Administration

Keynote Speakers

Kirk SteudleDirector, Michigan Department of Transportation and

AASHTO President

Jon CostasMayor, City of Valparaiso

Michael B. ClineCommissioner, Indiana Department of Transportation

Indiana Partnership for Transportation Quality Awards

Master Road Builder Recognition

Question and Answer Panel

98th Annual Road School

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Session 1: Fuel Budgeting Program for a Volatile Market

Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 2:00 PM - 2:50 PMRoom: STEW 314PHD/CEU: 0

This session will address the often misunderstood bulk fuel market for those who are in the position of establishing fuel contracts and purchasing fuel for their agency.

Moderator: Mike WessonPurdue University

Speaker: Lisa CottinghamIndiana Bond BankAngie SteenoCrowe Horwath LLP

Session 2: Tools and Resources to Manage an Aging Fleet


Presenters will discuss how to develop plans and justify equipment replacement schedules to your elected officials, as well as how to get the most out of older equipment through maintenance and training.

Moderator: Raymie EckerleCity of Jasper

Speaker: Mike FelknerCummins CrosspointLarry CampbellCity of Fort Wayne

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Session 3: Implementing Alternative Fuel Technologies


This session will discuss INDOT’s initiative to introduce vehicles fueled by propane and compressed natural gas (CNG) to their fleet. Successes to date will be shared as well as recommendations for fleet managers considering these alternative technologies.

Moderator: Mike WessonPurdue University

Speaker: Joseph RudolphINDOT

Session 4: Non-Destructive Testing of Drilled Shafts

Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 11:00 AM - 11:50 AMRoom: STEW 302PHD/CEU: 1

Quality control is particularly important in soils and foundations with variable natural materials and conditions. This session covers the non-destructive testing of drilled shafts.

Moderator: Elizabeth DwyreParsons Brinckerhoff

Speaker: Brent RobinsonPile Dynamics, Inc.

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Session 5: Steel Pile Splice Quality ControlDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMRoom: STEW 302PHD/CEU: 1

Construction quality control and verification is essential to provide the expected performance and design life of bridge and roadway projects.


Speaker: Brent RobinsonPile Dynamics, Inc.

Session 6: Chemical Use for Subgrade Modification of Soils


This session will discuss the use of chemicals to enhance the geotechnical behavior of subgrade material. The session will cover latest changes in INDOT specs for subgrade treatment (SEC 207) , chemical modification (SEC 215) and Soils Treatment Materials (SEC 913).


Speaker: Athar KhanINDOT

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Session 7: Construction Quality Assurance for MSE Walls


This session covers quality control and assurance techniques associated with the construction of MSE walls. For proper performance and long-term durability, all elements of the MSE wall construction must be subject to QC/QA, including the subgrade preparation, leveling pad, fill and backfill materials and compaction, and placement of reinforcement and facing panels. Potential performance problems associated with inadequate field quality control of these elements will be discussed.


Speaker: Alex AbrahamReinforced Earth Company

Top Photo, Retaining Wall, SR-7, Madison 29Bottom Photo, Same retaining wall, SR-7, Madison, 2012

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Session 8: QC/QA Earthwork Using DCP and LD, and IC


Recent advances in the performance and monitoring of earthwork compaction can lead to faster, more consistent and more cost-effective roadway construction. Learn about INDOT’s progress towards broader implementation of the light-weight deflectometer, dynamic cone penetrometer and intelligent compaction technologies.


Speaker: Kurt SommerINDOTNayyar SiddikiINDOT

Session 9: Sherman-Minton Bridge Structure Retrofit


This session is part of a three-hour module that will provide a comprehensive overview of the response to the Sherman Minton Bridge closure, including perspectives from the structural, project management, traffic/ITS and public information disciplines. This session will focus on the remediation design and remediation construction procedures.

Moderator: Dave HoltzINDOT

Speaker: Ann RearickINDOT

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Session 10: Sherman-Minton Bridge Multi-Agency Coordination


This session is part of a three-hour module that will provide a comprehensive overview of the response to the Sherman Minton Bridge closure, including perspectives from the structural, project management, traffic/ITS and public information disciplines. This session will focus on coordination with multiple agencies and stakeholders.


Speaker: Kathy Eaton-McKalipINDOTPaul BooneINDOT

Top Photo, Construction of I-65, Kennedy Bridge, Clark County, Pre-1964Bottom Photo, I-65, Kennedy Bridge, Clark County, 2012

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Session 11: Sherman-Minton Bridge Traffic and Freight Impact


This session is part of a three-hour module that will provide a comprehensive overview of the response to the Sherman Minton Bridge closure, including perspectives from the structural, project management, traffic/ITS and public information disciplines. This session will describe the steps INDOT took to mitigate the impact of the closure on traffic and freight mobility in the region, as well as their ongoing monitoring effort.


Speaker: Ed CoxINDOT

Top Photo, I-65 Kennedy Bridge

Construction, Pre 1964Bottom Photo, I-65

Kennedy Bridge 2011

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Session 12: Major Moves UpdateDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 2:00 PM - 2:50 PMRoom: STEW 310PHD/CEU: 0

This session will provide a progress update on some of Indiana’s largest Major Moves projects, including US 31 Freeway projects between Indianapolis and South Bend as well as the SR 25, Hoosier Heartland Corridor between Lafayette and Logansport. INDOT’s plans for Major Moves moving forward beyond 2012 will also be discussed.

Moderator: Jim StarkINDOT

Speaker: Greg KicinskiINDOT

Session 13: Interstate 69 UpdateDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 3:00 PM - 3:50 PMRoom: STEW 310PHD/CEU: 0

This session will provide a construction and project update on the accelerated I-69 Corridor from I-64 near Evansville to I-465 in Indianapolis.

Moderator: Sam V. SarvisINDOT

Speaker: Sandra FlumINDOTCher L. ElliotINDOTElliott SturgeonINDOT

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Session 14: Road Scholar Core Course 3-Highway Funding

Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 2:00 PM - 4:50 PMRoom: STEW 214CDPHD/CEU: 1

This course is part of the Indiana LTAP Road Scholar program. The agenda for this course will include a instructional presentation on the Motor Vehicle Highway fund (MVH), Federal aid fundamentals, other revenue sources available to local agencies and future roadway funding options.

Moderator: Gary EakinTown of Danville

Speaker: Richard DomonkosPurdue UniversityMark NewlandFHWA Indiana DivisionLisa CottinghamIndiana Bond BankJohn AyersHendricks County

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Session 15: INDOT Traffic Data, Statistics and Web Portal


INDOT has recently partnered with Indiana MPOs to create a web portal to house, update and track traffic data. This tool can be valuable to local agencies, MPOs and the consulting community needing access to traffic count data.

Moderator: Roy NunnallyINDOT

Speaker: Roy NunnallyINDOTAutumn YoungINDOTGreg KatterINDOT

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Session 16: ADA SolutionsDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 2:00 PM - 2:50 PMRoom: STEW 322PHD/CEU: 1

This session will cover presentations from a variety of stakeholders who have developed transition and mobility plans, conducted sidewalk and ramp inventories, and have participated in the ADA planning process. Federal, state and local officials will be available to answer your questions.

Moderator: Sandra SeanorMichiana Area Council of Governments

Speaker: Anna BurmanArea Plan Commission of Tippecanoe CountyMargy DeverallCity of LafayetteZach DrippsMichiana Area Council of Governments

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Session 17: Data That You Can UseDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 3:00 PM - 3:50 PMRoom: STEW 322PHD/CEU: 1

Data is essential for programming and designing transportation projects. While the effort and resources needed for some data can be very time-consuming, much data is simple to obtain and readily available. Find out how to obtain the information you need to make more informed decisions.

Moderator: Dan AveryNortheast Indiana Regional Coordinating Council

Speaker: Matt PetersNortheast Indiana Regional Coordinating CouncilGreg SlaterMichiana Area Council of GovernmentsPaul McBrideMadison Council of Governments

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Session 18: How To Track Your Project’s Progress


Ensuring your project stays on schedule requires good project management and communication skills. The session will be targeted at MPO and LPA officials responsible for project management.

Moderator: Dan AveryNortheast Indiana Regional Coordinating Council

Speaker: David ArmstrongINDOTStacey GorsuchNortheast Indiana Regional Coordinating CouncilLaura LambEvansville Metropolitan Planning Organization

Session 19: Utility IssuesDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMRoom: STEW 320PHD/CEU: 1

Find out the procedures associated with Indiana’s Call Before You Dig Law. A Utility Representative will also discuss their perspective of relocation issues associated with highway work.

Moderator: Kenny FranklinINDOT

Speaker: Richard MillerCitizens Energy GroupBill BoydIndiana Utility Regulatory Commission

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Session 20: Utility CoordinationDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 2:00 PM - 2:50 PMRoom: STEW 320PHD/CEU: 1

Utility location and relocations issues are important to carefully account for early in the project development process to identify schedule and cost considerations. This session will cover items to improve your utility coordination up through design and construction.

Moderator: Greg KicinskiINDOT

Speaker: Gail LeeINDOTJoe GundersenINDOT

Session 21: Traffic Signal Advance Pre-emption Design within 200 Feet of Active Railroad Crossings


Traffic signals adjacent to railroad crossings require special electrical interconnect to the railroad and specialized timing designs. This session will provide an overview of the design process to determine the necessary preemption times required to adequately clear a vehicle queue near a railroad crossing.

Moderator: Robert RescotPurdue-Calumet

Speaker: Greg RichardsINDOT

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Session 22: Railroad CoordinationDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 4:00 PM - 4:50 PMRoom: STEW 320PHD/CEU: 1

Review of INDOT’s three offices that are responsible for regulatory, design and construction, and safety projects involving railroad coordination. Representatives from the railroads will review ways of improving the public’s safety at grade crossings, including identifying crossings that may be closed.

Moderator: Doug GannawayINDOT

Speaker: Thomas RueschhoffINDOTWill MillerNorfolk Southern Corporation

Session 23: Replacing Raised Pavement Markers with Painted Rumble Strips

Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 11:00 AM - 11:50 AMRoom: STEW 218PHD/CEU: 1

This session will present emerging findings from a research study evaluating the use of centerline rumble stripes as an alternative to raised pavement markers. The construction requirements will be covered as well as the results of a pre- and post- winter retroreflectivity measurement observations.

Moderator: Bill MeeksINDOT

Speaker: Dana PlattnerINDOTMichael PratherINDOTStuart MitkeyPurdue University

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Session 24: Traffic Impact Studies: When and How


This session will cover modern analysis tools and best practices for using traffic impact studies to evaluate infrastructure improvement alternatives and identifying roadway infrastructure investments.

Moderator: Jack KimmerlingINDOT

Speaker: Jill PalmerThe Schneider Corporation

Session 25: Emerging Tools and Analysis Techniques


This section will introduce the principles of active traffic signal management and the necessary infrastructure that must be deployed to implement active traffic signal management.

Moderator: Geromy GrenardAmerican StructurePoint, Inc.

Speaker: Alex M. HainenPurdue UniversitySteve M. RemiasPurdue UniversityChristopher M. DayPurdue University

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Session 26: Active Traffic Management Architectures and Optimization


This session will cover different type of probe data collection tools and analysis techniques that can be used to measure the operational performance of freeways and signalized traffic signal systems. Case studies will be based upon several different technologies.

Moderator: Hardik ShahAmerican StructurePoint, Inc.

Speaker: Jay GrossmanINDOTJim SturdevantINDOT

Session 27: Signalized Corridor Retiming Case Studies


Case studies on recent active traffic signal management deployments will be covered as well as the collaboration between INDOT and local agencies.

Moderator: Thomas M. Brennan Jr.Purdue University

Speaker: Jessica KrugerINDOTJeff SwensonAmerican Structurepoint, Inc.

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Session 28: Pavement ManagementDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 11:00 AM - 11:50 AMRoom: STEW 202PHD/CEU: 1

Effective pavement management strategies require good pavement condition rating (PCR) information. The international roughness index (IRI) is an important component of effective PCR. This session will describe the update to the INDOT PCR Manual and the use of the IRI.

Moderator: Samy NoureldinINDOT

Speaker: John WeaverINDOTKumar DaveINDOT

Session 29: Sustainable Aggregates in PavementDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 2:00 PM - 2:50 PMRoom: STEW 202PHD/CEU: 1

This session covers the new innovations on the use of recycled aggregates in PCC and hotmix asphalt pavements.

Moderator: Nancy WhitingPurdue University

Speaker: Jan OlekPurdue UniversityRebecca McDanielPurdue University

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Session 30: Concrete OverlaysDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 3:00 PM - 3:50 PMRoom: STEW 202PHD/CEU: 1

Concrete overlays are a viable option for many segments of our aging local and state road network. This presentation will provide the latest information on design, construction and performance of concrete overlays 3.5 inches thick and thicker.

Moderator: Mike ByersAmerican Concrete Pavement Association - Indiana Chapter

Speaker: Randell RileyAmerican Concrete Pavement Association - Illinois Chapter

Session 31: Concrete Intersections and Roundabouts


Concrete pavements are an important option to consider for conventional intersection improvement, roundabout, or some other innovative configuration. Attendees will learn about design, constructability and maintenance of traffic procedures for when choosing concrete construction for intersections.

Moderator: Jerry LarsonIndiana Ready-Mixed Concrete Association

Speaker: Mike ByersAmerican Concrete Pavement Association - Indiana ChapterChristopher R. TullCRT Concrete Consulting, LLC.

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Session 32: Stellar Communities – Year 2Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 2:00 PM - 2:50 PMRoom: STEW 204PHD/CEU: 0

The Stellar Communities program is a partnership between INDOT, OCRA, INCDA to promote comprehensive planning and strategic initiatives to foster development and revitalization in Indiana’s rural communities. As the Stellar Communities program enters its second year, this session will review the results of the first year and look at the plans and schedule for the next year. The session will also update the participants on the launch of another round of program applications, and this year’s construction plan.

Moderator: Robert ZierINDOT

Speaker: Audra BlasdelINDOTDave TerrellDeputy Chief of Staff – Lt. Gov. Skillman

Session 33: LEED Neighborhood DevelopmentDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 3:00 PM - 3:50 PMRoom: STEW 204PHD/CEU: 0

This session will look beyond rain gardens and pervious pavement to examine different ways that effective planning can create competitive, sustainable communities.

Moderator: Sarah BrowningPurdue

Speaker: Tyson DomerMapleton Fall Creek Community Development CorporationDoressa BreitfieldMapleton Fall Creek Community Development Corporation

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Session 34: Strategic Plan for Indiana’s Logistics Industry


This session will discuss the importance of the logistics industry on the state’s economy as well as the process for developing a strategic plan that will promote the growth of the logistics industry in Indiana.

Moderator: Robert ZierINDOT

Speaker: Chad PittmanIEDCDavid HoltConexus Indiana

Session 35: Right of WayDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 2:00 PM - 2:50 PMRoom: STEW, Fowler HallPHD/CEU: 1

It is not always easy to repair a culvert, issue a cut permit, or reconstruct a road when the right-of-way boundaries are not clear or recorded. This session will cover how different agencies around Indiana have developed right-of-way solutions.

Moderator: Duane AlversonLake County Highway

Speaker: Jason LuekingBamberger, Foreman, Oswald & Hahn

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Session 36: Statutes, Rules and Ethics for Professional Engineers

Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 3:00 PM - 4:50 PMRoom: STEW, Fowler HallPHD/CEU: 2

This session is offered twice, see session 99. This course will provide professional engineers with practical information essential for their practice and the renewal of the licenses in Indiana. Session will fulfill the two required one-hour continuing education courses, one on Indiana statutes and rules applicable to the practice of professional engineering and one on ethics applicable to the practice of professional engineering.

Moderator: Jay WassonINDOT

Speaker: Vincent DrnevichPurdue University

Session 37: Work Zone Traffic ControlDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMRoom: STEW 214ABPHD/CEU: 1

This session will review the findings of construction and maintenance work zone audits conducted in 2011.

Moderator: Dave BoruffINDOT

Speaker: Pat McCartyINDOTLyle SadlerINDOT

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Session 38: The Basics of Workzone SafetyDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 2:00 PM - 2:50 PMRoom: STEW 214ABPHD/CEU: 0

This session will discuss some of the basics of work zone safety. It will include a discussion of the hazards, ways to keep yourself and your crew safe in a workzone as well as other topics for improving safety in the work zone.

Moderator: Pat McCartyINDOT

Speaker: Calvin LeeIndiana Construction Association

Session 39: Temporary BarriersDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 3:00 PM - 3:50 PMRoom: STEW 214ABPHD/CEU: 1

This session will discuss temporary barrier types, pay items and end treatment usage.

Moderator: Pat McCartyINDOT

Speaker: Cash CanfieldAmerican Structurepoint, Inc.Dennis BreedloveThe Hoosier Company, Inc.Todd ThurstonThe Hoosier Company, Inc.

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Session 40: Lane Closure PoliciesDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 4:00 PM - 4:50 PMRoom: STEW 214ABPHD/CEU: 1

This session will discuss current lane closure policies and the new Interstate Highway Congestion Policy. In addition, the moderator will facilitate discussion on how emerging research is being used to provide near real-time assessment of this policy to allow INDOT to adjust to changing highway volumes.

Moderator: Ed CoxINDOT

Speaker: Pat McCartyINDOTDave BoruffINDOT

Session 41: Laws, Regulations and Pedestrian Characteristics I

Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 8:30 AM - 9:20 AMRoom: STEW 306PHD/CEU: 1

This session will include a review of the background of the Americans with Disabilities Act and identify the six basic requirements of Title II entities (governments with more than 50 employees). Current standards for accessible design and the Public Rights of Way Guidelines (PROWAG) will be covered.

Moderator: Kenneth WoodruffFHWA Indiana Division

Speaker: Latosha HigginsINDOT

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Session 42: Laws, Regulations and Pedestrian Characteristics II


This session reviews the elements of a transition plan, best practices and the types of barriers faced by persons with disabilities.



Session 43: Pedestrian Access Route (PAR)Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMRoom: STEW 306PHD/CEU: 1

This session will identify and address the components of the pedestrian access route as identified in the Public Right of Way Accessibility Guidelines.



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Session 44: Accessible Pedestrian Signals and Detectable Warnings

Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 1:30 PM - 2:20 PMRoom: STEW 306PHD/CEU: 1

This session will provide a concise overview of the requirements for Accessible Pedestrian Signals and detectable warnings as identified in the ADA and Public Rights of Way Guidelines.

Moderator: Hardik ShahAmerican StructurePoint, Inc.

Speaker: Dave HenkelRW ArmstrongJohn WrightINDOT

Session 45: Curb Ramps and Other Transitions IDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM

Room: STEW 306PHD/CEU: 1

This session will identify design issues encountered by persons with disabilities and explain the components of a curb ramp with a focus on the technical elements as identified in the Public Rights of Way Guidelines.

Moderator: Craig ParksAmerican StructurePoint, Inc.

Speaker: Russ BrittainINDOT

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Session 46: Curb Ramps and Other Transitions IIDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 3:30 PM - 4:20 PMRoom: STEW 306PHD/CEU: 1

This session will focus on the technical elements of designing curb ramps and other transitions while using a wheelchair as the design vehicle for pedestrian facilities.

Moderator: Robert RescotPurdue-Calumet

Speaker: Shariq HusainINDOT

Session 47: Maintaining ADA Requirements in Work Zones


This session will review the specific requirements under the ADA for the maintenance of pedestrian facilities and alternate pedestrian access routes in work zones.



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Session 48: Accelerated Bridge ConstructionDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 8:30 AM - 9:20 AMRoom: STEW 214ABPHD/CEU: 1

This session will discuss accelerated bridge construction applications and their associated cost implications.

Moderator: Keith HoernschemeyerFHWA Indiana Division

Speaker: Chris BeckNorthern Indiana Commuter Transportation District

Top Photo, Construction of Madison-Milton Bridge 1929Bottom Photo, Madison-Milton Bridge reconstruction 2012

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Session 49: Precast Concrete Bridge Substructures

Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 9:30 AM - 10:20 AMRoom: STEW 214ABPHD/CEU: 1

This session will discuss precast concrete bridge substructures. It will cover recent projects on which they have been used.


Speaker: Scott NoyerJanssen & Spaans Engineering, Inc.Matt YoungbloodJanssen & Spaans Engineering, Inc.

Session 50: Precast Concrete Bridge DecksDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMRoom: STEW 214ABPHD/CEU: 1

This session will cover the use and best practices for precast concrete bridge decks.


Speaker: Robert FroschPurdue University

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Session 51: Best Practices in Bridge Deck Construction

Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 1:30 PM - 2:20 PMRoom: STEW 214ABPHD/CEU: 1

This session will discuss best practices in bridge deck construction. It will cover methods to improve the life of your bridge decks. They will include discussions of mix designs, reinforcement and construction techniques.

Moderator: John AyersHendricks County

Speaker: Robert FroschPurdue University

Session 52: Internally Cured ConcreteDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 2:30 PM - 4:20 PMRoom: STEW 214ABPHD/CEU: 2

Internal concrete is emerging as a technique to provide more durable concrete structures. This session will discuss internally cured concrete and provide details on its design and installation.

Moderator: Bill WilliamsMonroe County

Speaker: Jason WeissPurdue University

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Session 53: Drilled ShaftsDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 4:30 PM - 5:20 PMRoom: STEW 214ABPHD/CEU: 1

This session will provide an overview of drilled shaft design and construction, including general design principles, construction methods, and construction quality assurance. Project examples will be used to illustrate the types of bridge structures and subsurface conditions where drilled shafts should be considered.

Moderator: Mike WiggerEarth Exploration, Inc.

Speaker: Elizabeth DwyreParsons Brinckerhoff

Session 54: Working With Construction Schedules


This session will provide an overview of best practices for construction scheduling. Advantages and appropriate contract types for CPM and bar graph schedules will be discussed.

Moderator: Mark MillerINDOT

Speaker: Scott SingletonWalsh Construction

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Session 55: Reviewing Construction ClaimsDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 9:30 AM - 10:20 AMRoom: STEW 206PHD/CEU: 1

This session will provide a guide to reviewing claims submitted by contractors on construction projects. Examples will be used to illustrate both complete and incomplete information submittals.


Speaker: Greg PankowINDOT

Session 56: GPS Applications in ConstructionDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMRoom: STEW 206PHD/CEU: 1

This session will explore the use of GPS technology in the construction engineering aspects of highway projects. Discussion will include control of line and grade for construction equipment and how the state inspector can verify the construction is according to plans without physical surveying stakes.


Speaker: J.W. StrangerRieth-Riley

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Session 57: Contract Information Book Certification


This session will cover preparing contract information book for the bid letting process.

Moderator: Greg PankowINDOT

Speaker: Peter AllabenINDOT

Session 58: Developments in Soil TestingDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 2:30 PM - 3:20 PMRoom: STEW 206PHD/CEU: 1

Recent developments in specifications for testing soils using the Light Weight Deflectometer and Dynamic Cone Penetrometer will be explained. Recent project experiences will be reviewed.


Speaker: Ronald WalkerINDOT

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Session 59: Concrete Pavement Construction and Inspection


The Concrete Field Supervisor’s Training Program will be explained. Applications to concrete pavement construction best practices will be highlighted.


Speaker: Ronald WalkerINDOT

Session 60: Recurring Issues Identified During Construction


This session involves a brief presentation on several construction requirements that are commonly missed or misunderstood. Some of the topics to be discussed include: MSE wall construction, splicing piling, and items related to placing a bridge deck, just to name a few.


Speaker: Jim ReilmanINDOTJason BunselmeierINDOT

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Session 61: Roundabout Design 101: Principles, Process and Documentation Parts 1 and 2

Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Time: 8:30 AM - 9:20 AMRoom: STEW 218PHD/CEU: 2

Well designed roundabouts should minimize accidents, delay and costs for everyone using the intersection. This session covers the design process that leads to a well designed roundabout as well as challenging conditions where roundabouts may fail.

Moderator: John WrightINDOT

Speaker: Troy PankratzOurston Roundabout Engineering

Session 62: Diverging Diamond InterchangesDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMRoom: STEW 218PHD/CEU: 1

As states look to improve capacity at new and existing interchange locations, the double crossover diamond interchange (DCDI) is emerging during interchange alternative analysis. This session identifies key factors for an owner to evaluate to determine if a DCDI is the right solution for the project.

Moderator: Russ BrittainINDOT

Speaker: Allen R. EgilmezHNTB CorporationSteve DavidsonParsons Corporation

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Session 63: Pipe Lining Culverts, Hydraulic Aspects


This session is a survey of the different hydraulic considerations in pipelining culverts covering the following topics: site assessment, criteria to be addressed, modeling considerations and pitfalls to avoid based on previous projects.

Moderator: Bill SchmidtINDOT

Speaker: Tony CoxINDOTCrystal WeaverINDOT

Left Photo, SR-7, Hanging Rock Hill,

Madison 1927Right Photo, SR-7, Hanging Rock Hill,

Madison 2012

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Session 64: Planning/Design Topics of Mitigating Impacts to Business Prior to Construction


This session will discuss the INDOT design process and interaction with businesses along with various coordination methods that can be incorporated in the project development process. Business concerns regarding right-of-way issues will be discussed along with design practices that can be considered in the design process to minimize project costs or construction changes.

Moderator: John WrightINDOT

Speaker: Jason RowleyRW ArmstrongPaul W. MyersRW ArmstrongKathleen DavisRW Armstrong

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Session 65: FMISDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 8:30 AM - 9:20 AMRoom: STEW 310PHD/CEU: 0

This session will discuss the federal requirements LPA’s must meet for federal reimbursement. It will also cover the steps the LPA’s ERC needs to take and the timing of the authorizations to ensure federal participation.

Moderator: Dan KefferFHWA Indiana Division

Speaker: Mark NewlandFHWA Indiana Division

Session 66: FHWA Reauthorization and Funding


The first hour of this session will discuss current federal funding issues and current information on the next reauthorization bill. This session will have a Q & A period at the end of the hour.

Moderator: Mark NewlandFHWA Indiana Division

Speaker: Gary EatonINDOTBob TallyFHWA Indiana DivisionAudra BlasdelINDOT

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Session 67: Improving Agencies Recovery of Repair Costs


INDOT has recently re-engineered its process for being re-reimbursed for agency property that has been damaged during a vehicle crash. This session will cover the tools and techniques that create good records to assist agencies in being reimbursed by insurance companies for the agency’s damaged property. Many of these techniques can be easily adapted by local agencies to improve their collection rates.

Moderator: Dan BrassardINDOT

Speaker: Darcy BullockPurdue UniversityJay LytleINDOTDan BrassardINDOT

Session 68: Emerging Cost Saving OpportunitiesDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 2:30 PM - 3:20 PMRoom: STEW 310PHD/CEU: 0

INDOT has several initiatives underway that local agencies may be able to leverage and adapt to save money. For example, Quantity Purchase Awards (QPA’s) are made available on INDOT’s website so that locals can purchase at quantity discounts for local use. Longer-term efforts, such as management of vehicle parts inventory and structured project inflation cost projection procedures, are also covered.

Moderator: Jay LytleINDOT

Speaker: Dan BrassardINDOT

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Session 69: PPP=Managing Risk and Maximizing Value


This session will examine current practices in evaluating P3 projects, enabling legislation in Indiana and other states, financing options and appropriate timeframes for engaging concessionaires. Several P3 projects from across North America will be discussed in terms of their successes and failures from the perspective of both owners and concessionaires.

Moderator: Dan KefferFHWA Indiana Division

Speaker: Steve DavidsonParsons Corporation

Session 70: Crafting Effective Public Participation Programs

Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 9:30 AM - 10:20 AMRoom: PMU East Faculty LoungePHD/CEU: 0

Communicating with the public about infrastructure improvements can be a valuable tool in ensuring a project’s success. This session will focus on the basics of public participation for infrastructure projects and highlight some case studies that successfully integrated public involvement.

Moderator: Rickie ClarkINDOT

Speaker: Kara BrooksRebuildIndyErin PipkinBorshoffCynthia BowenRW Armstrong

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Session 71: An Introduction to GoogleTM AppsDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMRoom: PMU East Faculty LoungePHD/CEU: 0

Learn the history of Google’sTM Cloud environment and the GoogleTM Apps service for email, calendar, contacts, intranet sites and more. The session will also help you understand the ROI for hosted email, the value of collaboration and other uses for Google’sTM hosted infrastructure.

Moderator: Karen AveryAssociation of Indiana Counties

Speaker: Rod Ruddmmyconsulting

Session 72: Building a Community-Friendly Website

Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 1:30 PM - 2:20 PMRoom: PMU East Faculty LoungePHD/CEU: 0

An interactive session for local officials on how to get past the confusion of the new online, social media world and to learn how to leverage the web to improve communication, share stories and grow your communities. The way we communicate and make decisions has changed. This session will focus on online marking and public relations, consumer/community engagement and competitive intelligence.

Moderator: Bob McCullochPurdue University

Speaker: Stacie Porter BilgerIndy Web Experts

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Session 73: Partnering for ProgressDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 2:30 PM - 3:20 PMRoom: PMU East Faculty LoungePHD/CEU: 0

Once legislation is passed, how does it affect county workers and their constituents? The Association of Indiana Counties’ new Partnering for Progress job-shadowing program invites legislators to county offices to learn the ins and outs of the county government process. Learn how to invite your legislator on a tour of your county roads, administrative offices and highway garage.

Moderator: David BottorffAssociation of Indiana Counties

Speaker: Karen AveryAssociation of Indiana Counties

Session 74: HR at the Local LevelDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 3:30 PM - 5:20 PMRoom: PMU East Faculty LoungePHD/CEU: 0

Local agencies can struggle with hiring the right people and assembling an effective team to provide service and maintenance to their roadway systems. This session will help elected officials craft proper job descriptions, define ways to evaluate applicants and feel confident in the choices they make.

Moderator: Michelle JansenPurdue University

Speaker: Matt PetersNortheast Indiana Regional Coordinating CouncilOpal KuhlTippecanoe County

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Session 75: Crack Sealing TechnologyDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 8:30 AM - 9:20 AMRoom: STEW 314PHD/CEU: 1

This crack sealing/filling presentation will cover why and how it’s done, along with what are the best types of sealants to use in this climate for crack sealing versus crack filling. Also, basics on the equipment (melters, routers, hot air lances) used will be covered.

Moderator: Todd ShieldsINDOT

Speaker: Jim LippertCRAFCOBill TompkinsINDOT

Session 76: Pavement Marking MaterialsDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 9:30 AM - 10:20 AMRoom: STEW 314PHD/CEU: 1

INDOT has evaluated several different pavement marking materials to identify the most cost effective and durable. Results of INDOT’s evaluation will be presented.


Speaker: Ting NahrwoldINDOT

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Session 77: Winter OperationsDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMRoom: STEW 314PHD/CEU: 1

This session will discuss selecting the right material, the right application rate and the right equipment to most effectively manage roadways during winter events.


Speaker: Phil IvyINDOTThomas M Brennan, JrPurdue University

Session 78: Vegetation ManagementDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 1:30 PM - 2:20 PMRoom: STEW 314PHD/CEU: 0

Vegetation management is much more than just mowing. This presentation will explore new strategies combining mechanical and chemical methods to obtain the most cost effective methods with reduced budgets and personnel.

Moderator: Joe WileyHenry County

Speaker: Zach LowePurdue University

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Session 79: Invasive Species/Urban Forestry Management


The Indiana Department of Natural Resources will lead a discussion on urban forest best management practices, including selecting, planting, and maintenance of an urban tree landscape. Species that can be harmful to a healthy tree environment will also be covered.


Speaker: Pam LouksIDNR

Session 80: Slip Lining Deteriorating CulvertsDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 3:30 PM - 4:20 PMRoom: STEW 314PHD/CEU: 1

Conventional repair methods of the past have been to dig and replace the failed pipes. Slip lining is an economical and quick process for repairing failing pipes that avoids road closures and detours for the motoring public. Case studies will be presented.

Moderator: Sam MartinCPI Supply

Speaker: Steve BergDubois CountyMark WilliamsINDOT

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Session 81: Road Scholar Core Course 4 - Public Purchasing

Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 8:30 AM - 10:50 AMRoom: STEW 214CDPHD/CEU: 3

This module is part of the Indiana LTAP Road Scholar program. The agenda for this course will include presentations on public construction and procurement, Indiana code requirements for local agency bidding and purchasing, statewide bidding opportunities and the quantity purchase agreement program.

Moderator: Larry LeeCity of Lebanon

Speaker: Leila SublettIndiana Department of AdministrationBrad WiltBingham McHale Attorneys at LawTom BredewegIndiana Association of Cities and TownsNate DayIndiana Department of AdministrationGrantland M. ClapacsBingham McHale Attorneys at Law

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Session 82: Don’t Get Lost in the Woods: Environmental Planning

Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 1:30 PM - 2:20 PMRoom: STEW 214CDPHD/CEU: 1

Navigating the maze of environmental permitting for a transportation project can be challenging. This session will provide a roadmap of the permitting process including recent project examples.

Moderator: Mike FitchFitch Engineering

Speaker: Simon DaviesRW ArmstrongSummer O’BrienRW ArmstrongDavid BourffRW Armstrong

Session 83: Asset Management for Local Elected Officials


This course is designed to provide information on implementing cost control measures within your agency to uncover savings and assist in decision-making on issues related to fixed assets.

Moderator: Stephanie YagerIndiana Association of County Commissioners

Speaker: Terry McNinchKeweenaw Technologies, LLC

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Session 84: City and Town Street Department Budget Preparation


This course is designed to provide instruction on the city street department budget process. The instructors will work through the required forms and provide attendees with electronic spreadsheets to aid with calculations and budget projections.

Moderator: Charlie PrideState Board of Accounts

Speaker: Curtis CoonrodC.L. Coonrod & CompanyBenjamin RoegerC.L. Coonrod & CompanyStephanie L. LillyC.L. Coonrod & Company

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Session 85: County Highway Department Budget Preparation


This course is designed to provide instruction on the county highway department budget process. The instructors will work through the required forms and provide attendees with electronic spreadsheets to aid with calculations and budget projections.

Moderator: Shawna SchwegmanAssociation of Indiana Counties

Speaker: Benjamin RoegerC.L. Coonrod & CompanyStephanie L. LillyC.L. Coonrod & CompanyCurtis CoonrodC.L. Coonrod & Company

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Session 86: Strategies to Lay More Asphalt at Less Cost


This session will discuss of how local government decision-makers can achieve greater value without sacrificing quality or service life. The session will touch upon use of Higher Recycled Asphalt Pavement (RAP), Recycled Asphalt Shingles (RAS), Asphalt Mix Design for Heavy Traffic vs. Light Traffic, Speed of Construction, Perpetual Pavement and Pavement Rehabilitation Strategies.

Moderator: Bill KnopfAsphalt Paving Association of Indiana

Speaker: Gerry HuberHeritage Research GroupCharlie HollandAsphalt Pavement Association of IndianaAlvin EvansJ.H. Rudolph & Co.

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Session 87: APAI Guide Specifications for Local Government


The session will present a “user’s guide” for public employees to insure cost-effective decision making when it comes to specifying asphalt pavements for affordable initial and life cycle cost. There will be time for questions and answers on the recommended specs.

Moderator: David AndrewskiAsphalt Paving Association of Indiana

Speaker: Dudley BonteRieth-RileyBrad CrueaMilestone

Session 88: Pavement Preservation with Thin Overlay


This session will look at thin asphalt overlays (surface mixes of 1.5 inches or less) in Indiana and their place within a pavement preservation program for pavements in low-to-medium levels of surface distress.

Moderator: David AndrewskiAsphalt Paving Association of Indiana

Speaker: Charlie HollandAsphalt Pavement Association of Indiana

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Session 89: Chip Seal Best PracticesDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 1:30 PM - 2:20 PMRoom: STEW 202PHD/CEU: 1

Topics in this session will include roadway preparation, basic concepts and engineering principles, aggregate and binder selection, aggregate-binder compatibility, surface type and condition, tools and equipment to place a proper chip seal surface. Additional topics include calibration of chip spreader and distributor, managing the job site and how to fix problem areas.

Moderator: Danny HollanderBartholomew County

Speaker: Doyt BollingNational Center for Pavement Preservation

Session 90: MEPDGDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 2:30 PM - 3:20 PMRoom: STEW 202PHD/CEU: 1

Learn the latest about the Mechanistic Empirical Pavement Design Guide in Indiana, including how DarWinME is being implemented in Indiana.

Moderator: David HoltzINDOT

Speaker: Tommy NantungINDOT

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Session 91: Pavement PreservationDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 3:30 PM - 4:20 PMRoom: STEW 202PHD/CEU: 1

Topics in this session will include the pavement management process, pavement preservation concepts, remaining service life approach, pavement management and preservation resources.

Moderator: Sim ChungwookGrad Student- Purdue

Speaker: Doyt BollingNational Center for Pavement Preservation

Session 92: Pavement Preservation for Elected Officials


This session is intended to provide elected officials and practitioners with an introduction to the concept of pavement preservation and its applicability within public agencies. Topics include definitions, budget planning, pavement life, road networks, alternative strategies, pavement distresses, guidelines and preservation treatments.

Moderator: John HabermannPurdue University

Speaker: Jim OlsenJefferson CountySteve MooreVS Engineering

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Session 93: NACTO Design Guidelines: An Introduction and Review of the First Year

Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Time: 8:30 AM - 9:20 AMRoom: STEW 204PHD/CEU: 1

This session will give an overview of the newly-published NACTO Bikeway Design Guideline and provide case studies and information on how to use the guide.

Moderator: Jeremy MooreIndianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization

Speaker: Ann FreiwaldAlta Planning + DesignSarah GaskellAlta Planning + Design

Session 94: Design-Based Planning and Sustainability in the New Economy


This session will complement the information presented in Session 33. The presentations will be about creating places where people want to live and work and play – and enhancing, not sacrificing, business and commerce.

Moderator: Jackie TurnerRatio Architects

Speaker: Jackie TurnerRatio Architects

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Session 95: The National Bicycling and Walking Documentation Project


The National Bicycling and Walking Documentation Project has been underway for six years now. Find out more about it, learn how to count bikes and pedestrians and join the discussion on how knowing volumes of bikers and walkers can help guide decisions for sound public works investments.

Moderator: Kevin WhitedIndy COG

Speaker: Sarah GaskellAlta Planning + DesignAnn FreiwaldAlta Planning + Design

Session 96: Education and Outreach for Multimodal Shake-ups


This session will inform you about emerging trends for making multimodality work in your community. Also learn about how social media and online content can get the word out and get people on board.

Moderator: Jerry BridgesMadison County Council of Governments

Speaker: Sean WhiteaLoft StrategiesEhren BingamanCIRTA

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Session 97: Planning for Trail FacilitiesDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 2:30 PM - 4:20 PMRoom: STEW 204PHD/CEU: 2

This session will look at four aspects of trail development that are often incorporated at the planning level. Find out how your trails plan can be enhanced by considering public art, public education, the latest design standards and economic development from day one!

Moderator: Richard VennegutHoosier Rails to Trails Council

Speaker: Mark ZwoyerRW ArmstrongJason GriffinButler Fairman SeufertMitch BarlogaNIRPCAngie PoolCardinal Greenways

Session 98: Walkable Urban ThoroughfaresDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 4:30 PM - 5:20 PMRoom: STEW 204PHD/CEU: 1

This session will explore ITE’s recommendations for planning and designing walkable urban thoroughfares. The recommendations were developed by ITE in response to widespread interest in the use of transportation infrastructure as a means for improving community character and mobility for all users.

Moderator: Rodger KellerCity of Shelbyville

Speaker: Jennifer PyrzParsons Brinkerhoff

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Session 99: Statutes, Rules, and Ethics for Professional Engineers

Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 9:30 AM - 11:20 AMRoom: STEW, Fowler HallPHD/CEU: 2

This session is offered twice. This course will provide professional engineers with practical information essential for their practice and the renewal of licenses in Indiana. Session will fulfill the two required one-hour continuing education courses, one on Indiana statutes and rules applicable to the practice of professional engineering and one on ethics applicable to the practice of professional engineering.

Moderator: Brad BowenPurdue University

Speaker: Vincent DrnevichPurdue University

Session 100: DBE Commercially Useful Function Regulations


This session will share regulations and best practices on how contractors can ensure compliance with the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Commercially Useful Function regulations found in 49 CFR 26.55. Compliance with these regulations is required for federal aid contracts with DBE participation.

Moderator: Tiffany MulliganINDOT

Speaker: George RoneyINDOT

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Session 101: Title VI for ConstructionDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 3:30 PM - 5:20 PMRoom: STEW 318PHD/CEU: 0

This session will share, rules, regulations and best practices pertaining to compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights of 1964 and its related laws in relation to construction contracts receiving federal funds.

Moderator: Tiffany MulliganINDOT

Speaker: Monica RongereINDOT

Session 102: Hot Topics in Roadway SafetyDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 9:30 AM - 10:20 AMRoom: STEW 320PHD/CEU: 1

Representatives from the INDOT Office of Traffic Safety and Federal Highway Administration - Indiana Division will present legislative and safety program updates. This will be followed by a Question and Answer session.

Moderator: Laura SlusherPurdue University

Speaker: Mike HolowatyINDOTRick DrummFHWA Indiana Division

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Session 103: New Safety Analysis TechniquesDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMRoom: STEW 320PHD/CEU: 1

This session will take a look at a new systemic approach to identifying and improving high-risk horizontal curves in rural Indiana. Also presented will be a discussion on new safety data and analysis techniques used by INDOT.

Moderator: Laura SlusherPurdue University

Speaker: Laura SlusherPurdue UniversityKevin KnokeINDOT

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Session 104: A Tour of Safety CountermeasuresDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 1:30 PM - 2:20 PMRoom: STEW 320PHD/CEU: 1

A tour of new and improved safety countermeasures currently being used or planned for in Indiana. Improvements to be discussed include cable guardrail, centerline rumble strips, HAWKs, RRFBs, backing plates and increased sign retroreflectivity.

Moderator: Jim OlsonJefferson County

Speaker: Dave EngstromFHWA Indiana DivisionRick DrummFHWA Indiana Division

Session 105: Safe Routes to SchoolsDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 2:30 PM - 3:20 PMRoom: STEW 320PHD/CEU: 0

This sessions will provide an update on the Safe Routes to School Program, including: how to apply, the benefits of the program, case studies and success stories.

Moderator: Kim IrwinHealth by Design

Speaker: Jennifer PyrzParsons BrinckerhoffMichael O’LoughlinINDOT

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Session 106: Safety & Operations of Roundabouts and Mini-Roundabouts


This session includes updates on all that’s new about roundabouts. We will cover the update to the FHWA Publication “Roundabouts: An Informational Guide (NCHRP 672)” and emerging roundabout issues such as multi-lane roundabouts, mini roundabouts, pedestrians, high speed environments, capacity, public involvement and more.

Moderator: Brian PohlarHWC Engineering

Speaker: Dave EngstromFHWA Indiana Division

Session 107: Highway Safety Manual OverviewDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 4:30 PM - 5:20 PMRoom: STEW 320PHD/CEU: 1

An overview of the Highway Safety Manual, which provides analytical tools and techniques to predict the safety performance of roadway elements.

Moderator: Jim AndrewsHendricks County

Speaker: Larry SutherlandParsons Brinckerhoff

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Session 108: Winter Operations and Preparedness


This session will examine the planning and operation of snow and ice removal operations in the Indianapolis Metro area in support of the 2012 Super Bowl. Focus will be on services provided by local and state departments.

Moderator: Troy WoodruffINDOT

Speaker: Jim SchellingerSuper Bowl Host CommitteeTerry GeorgeINDOTSteve PruittCity of Indianapolis

Session 109: The Road To Super Bowl XLVIDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 9:30 AM - 10:20 AMRoom: STEW 302PHD/CEU: 0

This session will examine the overall planning and coordination effort undertaken to secure and host the 2012 Super Bowl. The focus of this session will be from the perspective of the Super Bowl host committee and their efforts to coordinate efforts amongst many governmental agencies and the NFL.


Speaker: Shawn HitchcockSuper Bowl Host Committee

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Session 110: Planes, Planes, and More Planes - Airport Operations


This session will examine the planning and operation of airport operations in the Indianapolis Metro area in support of the 2012 Super Bowl. Focus will be on both commercial and private air traffic as well as the multimodal logistics of interfacing with the surface transportation systems.

Moderator: Kevin RectorINDOT

Speaker: Michelle RainsSuper Bowl Host CommitteeMartin BlakeINDOTMike MedvescekIndianapolis International Airport

Session 111: Traffic Management from the State Perspective


This session will examine the planning and operation of snow and ice removal operations in the Indianapolis Metro area in support of the 2012 Super Bowl. Focus will be on services provided by local and state departments.


Speaker: Jim SturdevantINDOTEd CoxINDOTGuy BoruffINDOT

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Session 112: Georgia Street - A Super Bowl Village


Georgia Street between Conseco Fieldhouse and the Indiana Convention Center has been completely rebuilt to function as the centerpiece for the 2012 Super Bowl Village. It showcases “green” infrastructure components and is complete with outdoor dining and entertainment, as well as overhead sound and lighting systems.

Moderator: Greg HennekeTBD

Speaker: Andy LutzCity of IndianapolisBruce CarterHunt ConstructionKen BoyceRatio ArchitectsCassie ReiterCrawford, Murphy, and Tilly

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Session 113: Transit/Airport Ground Transportation


This session will examine the planning and operation of mass transit bus and ground transportation in the Indianapolis Metro area in support of the 2012 Super Bowl. Focus will be on IndyGo and Indianapolis International Airport service areas.


Speaker: Annette DarrowIndyGOMark HedegardIndianapolis International Airport

Session 114: Local Traffic and ParkingDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 4:30 PM - 5:20 PMRoom: STEW 302PHD/CEU: 1

This session will examine the planning and operation of local traffic and parking in the affected Indianapolis metro area during the Super Bowl and related events. Interagency and NFL consultant coordination will be discussed.

Moderator: Brandye HendricksonINDOT

Speaker: Lori MiserIndianapolis Metropolitan Planning OrganizationJoseph WiesingerShrewsberry & Associates

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Session 115: Two Stage Ditch ConstructionDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 8:30 AM - 9:20 AMRoom: PMU West Faculty LoungePHD/CEU: 1

Two-Stage Ditch Construction has proven valuable for drainage and ecological benefits. This session will detail the construction techniques of two-stage ditches and their long term positive impacts.

Moderator: Chris KnochelNewton County

Speaker: Kent WamsleyTNC

Top Photo, Retaining Wall, SR-7, Madison 1929Bottom Photo, Same retaining wall, SR-7, Madison, 2012

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Session 116: Mitigated WetlandsDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 9:30 AM - 11:20 AMRoom: PMU West Faculty LoungePHD/CEU: 2

Mitigation is intended to replace lost natural functions for land areas that have been impacted by construction. This session will cover the components of successful mitigation plans that account for several variables that will help recreate lost natural systems.

Moderator: Chris KnochelNewton County

Speaker: Christopher B. BurkeChristopher B. Burke, Ltd.

Session 117: General Project InformationDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 8:30 AM - 9:20 AMRoom: STEW 322PHD/CEU: 0

General Project Information regarding use of federal aid for LPA projects, project eligibility, project programming, project coordination, and project timelines will be presented.

Moderator: David ArmstrongINDOT

Speaker: David ArmstrongINDOTJaclyn FooteINDOT

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Session 118: Consultant Selection ProcessDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 9:30 AM - 10:20 AMRoom: STEW 322PHD/CEU: 0

This session will cover best practices for the consultant selection process including preparation, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Goals, RFP advertisement, selection criteria, interviewing, evaluating and ranking based on Quality Based Selection.

Moderator: Jeff ClantonINDOT

Speaker: Marcia BlansettINDOTJeff ClantonINDOT

Session 119: Contract NegotiationsDate: Wednesday, March 7, 2012Time: 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMRoom: STEW 322PHD/CEU: 0

This session is open to Local Public Agencies only and will focus on the LPA’s successful contract negotiations with the Consultant for preliminary engineering, right of way and construction engineering services

Moderator: Mark AlbersINDOT

Speaker: Nathan FreyINDOTScott BaileyINDOTMark AlbersINDOT

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Session 120: Financials, Change Orders, and Forms


Understanding a projects’ financials, preparing and submitting the final construction record, the Quarterly Tracking Form and the proper processing of change orders will be presented.

Moderator: Nathan FreyINDOT

Speaker: Justin SergentINDOTWes ShawINDOTNathan FreyINDOT

Session 121: Overview of LPA Website and Guidance Document


This session will provide an overview of the Federal Emergency Relief Program, new INDOT Call for Projects Application and Selection Process, and the INDOT Local Programs Website resources.

Moderator: Victoria EvansINDOT

Speaker: Mike CalesINDOTKaren StippichFHWA Indiana DivisionVictoria EvansINDOT

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Session 122: Right-of-Way/Land Acquisition and Environmental


This session covers applicable Federal and State laws and regulations, fundamental requirements, procedures, and documentation requirements. The environmental portion of the session includes the process required to meet the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), proper certifications required to perform NEPA activities, reports and submissions, and impact areas.

Moderator: Ben LawrenceINDOT

Speaker: Ben LawrenceINDOTRonald RaneyINDOT

Session 123: Utility and Railroad Coordination and Construction by Local Forces


This session covers the applicable Federal and State laws and regulations and guidance for the Utility and Railroad coordination process. Construction by Local Forces is also discussed.

Moderator: Victoria EvansINDOT

Speaker: Mark MillerINDOTCharles CarsonINDOT

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Session 124: Tours of Bowen LaboratoryDate: Tuesday, March 6, 2012Time: 2:00 PM - 4:50 PMRoom: PHD/CEU: 0

In 2003, Purdue dedicated the world class Bowen Laboratory for Large-Scale Civil Engineering Testing. Since then the laboratory has completed several large scale testing projects of bridge columns, bridge decks, high mast lighting, and distributed monitoring systems to name a few (http://tinyurl.com/87843eo ). This session will provide a behind the scenes tour of the facility. Please meet the bus by the Grant Street Garage. The bus will depart promptly at 2:00 p.m.

Moderator: Mark BowmanPurdue University

Speaker: Mark BowmanPurdue University

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Transportation

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CTL Engineering, Inc. Since 1927

Providing Professional Services to the Municipal and Private Sectors

Geotechnical / Environmental / Construction Testing

Roads and Bridges / Dams and Levees / Water and Wastewater

Indianapolis Fort Wayne 317/295-8650 260/482-4503

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www.klinkgroup.com 260-587-9113

[email protected]

Contact Denver Preston 260-587-3888

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Soil Sablization—FDR Contact Jane Cox

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www.NFCO.com

2929 South Holt RoadIndianapolis, IN 46241

317-634-89511-888-808-6115

www.palmertrucks.com

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Diverging Diamond Interchange, Pioneer Crossing Design-Build — American Fork, Utah

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Corrugated Steel Pipe Grader/Snow Plow Blades | Aluminum and Steel Box Culverts

Storm-water Detention Structures

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IMI – www.irvmat.com

E&B Paving – www.ebpaving.com

Specialties Company – www.specialtiescompany.com

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3M Traffic Safety SystemsA & Z Engineering

Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc.Alamo Industrial

American Structurepoint, Inc.Asphalt Pavement Association of Indiana

Atlas EPSAvery Dennison

Beam, Longest and Neff, LLCBurgess & Niple, Inc.

CDM SmithChristopher B. Burke Engineering, LLC

Clark Dietz, Inc.Contech Construction Products Inc.

CPI SupplyCTL Engineering Inc.

Equipment Marketing Co.Flint Trading Inc.

GAI Consultants, Inc.Gallagher Asphalt Corporation

GEOTILL, Inc.Globe Asphalt Paving Company

Highway Safety SpecialistsHydro Technologies, Inc.

Indiana Department of Natural ResourcesIndiana Kentucky Ohio Pipe Association

Indianapolis Testing LaboratoryInfrastructure Engineering, Inc.

Irving Materials, Inc.Jack Doheny Supplies

Jobsite SupplyKessler Soils Engineering Products, Inc.

Lawson-Fisher Associates, P.C.MGI Traffic Control Products

ms consultants, inc.Neenah Foundry

Osburn Associate, Inc.Palmer Trucks & Equipment/Kenworth

ParsonsPenhall Company

SealMaster IndianapolisSoil Nail Launcher IncSt. Regis Culvert, Inc.

Terry Asphalt Materials, Inc.The Hoosier Company, Inc.

The Klink Group of CompaniesThe Reinforced Earth Company

United ConsultingVS Engineering, Inc.

West Side Tractor Sales CompanyWilliams Aerial & Mapping, Inc.

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