Fifth Annual EBC Construction and Demolition Materials Regional Summit A Paradigm Shift to Markets Developments and Generator Stewardship

Fifth Annual EBC Construction and Demolition Materials Regional Summit A Paradigm Shift to Markets Developments and Generator Stewardship Platinum Sponsor Silver Sponsors The future success of construction and demolition materials recycling will be driven by national and international markets and generator stewardship The industry recognizes that state environmental regulatory programs are no substitute for viable markets for recycled materials At this year's EBC C & D Summit, national industry and Massachusetts processors will report on how they are deploying their large capital investments to profitably increase recycling and reuse of C &D materials Plan now to attend and participate in this year's valuable and informative EBC C & D Summit Friday, January 21, 2011 Sheraton Framingham Hotel Co-Hosting Organizations Environmental Business Council of New England Air & Waste Management Association - New England Section Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts Boston Society of Architects Construction Materials Recycling Association Massachusetts Aggregate and Asphalt Pavement Association Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection MassRecycle National Demolition Association National Solid Wastes Management Association NEWMOA (The Northeast Waste Management Officials' Association) Solid Waste Association of North America - MA Chapter DRAFT AGENDA 7:30 a.m Registration and Continental Breakfast - Networking 8:00 a.m Welcome - Daniel K Moon, President, EBC Opening Remarks – Steve Richmond, Beverage & Diamond PC, Platinum Sponsor Expectations and Goals for the Summit Thomas Mackie, Program Chair and Moderator Vice Chair - EBC Construction and Demolition Materials Committee Managing Shareholder, Mackie Shea O’Brien P.C 8:10 a.m Keynote: Building National Markets and Credibility for the C&D Industry James Halter, Vice President Construction Solutions Waste Management, Inc 8:30 a.m Update on 2010 C & D Summit Action Items Moderator: James McQuade, Mass DEP  MassDEP Action Items James McQuade, MassDEP  C&D Wood Specification Development Dan Costello, Costello Dismantling Co Inc  Expanding Recycled Asphalt Shingle Specifications Beyond NHDOT to other NE State DOTs Dan Brodeur, P.J Keating Company  Amending Building Permit Applications to Qualify C&D Processors and Require C&D Material Recycling Mike Camara, New Bedford Waste Services, Inc  State Government Purchase of Materials Containing C&D Materials Patrick Manning, Gypsum Recycling America, LLC 9:15 a.m International, National and Regional Experience and Outlook for Energy Recovery from C & D Moderator: Dale T Raczynski, Epsilon Associates Bob Cleaves, Biomass Power Association Maggie Mann, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (Invited) Jim Taylor, Taylor Recycling (Invited) l Chip Millick, SAPPI (Invited) 10:00 a.m 10:30 a.m 11:15 a.m Networking Break Strategy for the C&D Industry to Lead Market Development Moderator: Judy Cohen, Devens Recycling Center  National Trade Association Perspective William Turley, Construction Materials Recycling Association  Academic Perspective Dr Jenna Jambeck, University of Georgia  Consulting Perspective Ted Ziegler, DSM Environmental  C & D Industry Perspective Judy Cohen, Devens Recycling The Paradigm Shift in Generator Expectations Moderator: Christine R LeBlanc, Harvard University  General Contractor’s Perspective Robert Petrucelli, President and CEO Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts  Demolition Contractor’s Perspective Mike Taylor, Executive Director, National Demolition Association  US Green Building Council LEED Green Building Standards  Brad Guy, Assistant Professor, School of Architecture & Planning, The Catholic College of America Owner’s Perspective Christine LeBlanc, Harvard University 12:00 p.m Next Steps – Establishing 2011 C&D Summit Action Items Discussion Moderator: Ben Harvey, Vice President, E L Harvey 12:30 p.m Adjourn Program Chair & Moderator Thomas A Mackie, Managing Shareholder Mackie Shea O’Brien, PC 420 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116 617 266 5700 tam@lawmso.com Thomas Mackie is the Managing Shareholder and President of Mackie Shea O’Brien, P.C., a Boston environmental law firm, where his practice focuses on difficult to site facilities Recently, Mr Mackie has been focusing his practice on the siting of energy and solid waste management facilities including biomass, landfill gas and similar facilities He has also handled the siting of waste to energy plants, landfills, regional waste processing and recycling facilities, transfer stations, medical and hazardous waste facilities Best Lawyers in America, the definitive referral guide for the legal profession, Chambers USA, publishers of America’s Leading Lawyers for Business and the International Who’s Who of Environmental Lawyers have all consistently ranked Mr Mackie and other attorneys in his firm among the best environmental lawyers in Massachusetts SPEAKERS Dan Brodeur, Environmental-Energy-Recycling Manager P.J Keating Co 998 Reservoir Road, Lunenburg, MA 978-582-5252 Cell: 978-804-8014 dbrodeur@pjkeating.com Dan Brodeur is the Environmental, Energy, and Recycling manager for the PJ Keating Company He holds a BS in Civil Engineering from Wentworth Institute of Technology He started working for PJ Keating in 1992 His start was in the quality control department testing aggregates, concrete and Hot Mix Asphalt He worked his way up to quality control manager overseeing quality for plants and paving crews He took over the environmental department in 2008 while still over seeing quality control He then gave up duties as quality control manager and moved solely into environmental compliance, energy as well as recycling manager for the entire company He over sees all environmental compliance, the purchasing of all energy including, fuel for trucking fleet, natural gas, electricity; as well as all recycling operations including aggregates, concrete, asphalt roofing shingles and (RAS) reclaimed Asphalt pavements (RAP) Robert E Cleaves IV, President Biomass Power Association 100 Middle Street, P O Box 9729, Portland, ME 04104 207-228-7376 cell- 207-671-0152 bob@biomasspowerassociation.org Bob Cleaves, President of Portland, Maine-based Biomass Power Association(BPA),started his legal career at the United States Department of Justice, Honors Program While in private practice, he represented the pulp and paper industry and other natural resource-based industries In 1999, he left the law to focus on renewable energy and for many years managed the nation’s largest renewable energy credit portfolio Founded in 1999, BPA is the nation’s leading voice for biomass to electricity, representing over 2,000 MW of installed capacity BPA members include sawmills, paper companies, property owners, service providers, and independent power producers, doing business in over 20 states and contributing nearly $1 billion to the national economy BPA maintains an active presence in Washington, and concentrates on federal tax and energy policy to promote the use of woody biomass for electricity use Bob is on the Board of the Maine Audubon, and Greater Portland Landmarks Previously, he served on the Massachusetts Biomass Working Group, the GIS Working Group, and the PJM GATS Working Group Bob is a frequent lecturer on renewable energy His knowledge and experience in both the development process and renewable markets is well known throughout the industry Judy Cohen, Facility Director Devens Recycling Center LLC 45 Independence Drive, Devens, MA 01434 978 772-6500 x301 jcohen@devensrecycling.com Judy Cohen is the CFO and Facility Director for the Devens Recycling Center (DRC) She began working for the demolition company, W.K Macnamara Corp in 1994 when the company was founded Since 1994, Kurt Macnamara grew his demolition company, purchased a marina and founded Devens Recycling Center Ms Cohen has been heavily involved since the start of the DRC when Mr Macnamara only had a vision to build this company Before taking on the responsibility as CFO and facility director Ms Cohen ran the office and administration for all three Macnamara companies She graduated from the University of Massachusetts with a BS in Hotel Management Upon graduating she worked 10 years with Omni hotels When she left the industry as the CFO for the Omni Parker House she ran her own accounting/bookkeeping consulting business for eight years Dan Costello, President Costello Dismantling Co., Inc Rocky Gutter Street, Middleboro, MA 02346 508-946-0880 Dan@costellodismantling.com Dan Costello is the founder and president of Costello Dismantling, one of the foremost, multi-million dollar dismantling companies in the United States, located in Middleboro, Massachusetts His 30 years of experience in the business includes every aspect of project management for industrial and commercial dismantling, keying in on recycling material from timber to concrete His company proudly received the 2009 International Award for Environmental and Recycling, presented to him in Amsterdam Dan, a current member of the Construction Materials Recycling Association (CMRA) Board, recently served on the Board of Directors of the National Demolition Association (NDA) and Chairman of their Recycling Committee He is a regular contributor to the Mass DEP Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC) and C&D sub-committee, as well as the Environmental Business Council (EBC) Costello Dismantling is also a member of the Institute of Scrap and Recycling Industries (ISRI), the Materials Reuse and Recycling Association (MRRA), Construction Materials Recycling Association (CMRA), U.S Green Building Council (USGBC) and the National Solid Waste Management Association (NSWMA) Bradley Guy, Assistant Prof School of Architecture & Planning The Catholic University of America 620 Michigan Ave NE, Washington, DC 20064 202-319-6439 cell 814-571-8659 GUY@cua.edu Mr Guy is an Assistant Professor in the Master of Science in Sustainable Design Program, School of Architecture and Planning, The Catholic University of America (CUArch) He has spent the last 16 years focused on research and development of building deconstruction to preserve existing building materials, and design for adaptation and deconstruction to extend the lives of renovated or new buildings Mr Guy was co-editor for the book “Construction Ecology”, co-author of “Unbuilding: Salvaging the Architectural Treasures of Unwanted Houses”, and is author of Chapter 3: Building Deconstruction, in “RS Means Green Building: Project Planning and Cost Estimating Guide” Bradley is a member of the USGBC LEED® Materials and Resources Technical Advisory Group Brad has a M.S in Architectural Studies from the University of Florida, and a B.Arch from the University of Arizona He is an Associate of the American Institute of Architects and an USGBC LEED® Accredited Professional Ben Harvey, Executive Vice President E.L Harvey & Sons, Inc 68 Hopkinton Road, Westborough, MA 01581 508-836-3000 bharvey@elharvey.com Ben Harvey is the Executive Vice President and one of the owners of E.L Harvey & Sons, Inc After graduating from Delaware Valley College with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1971, Ben moved into an active leadership role at E.L Harvey & Sons His duties within the company include negotiating the sales of recyclables to mills worldwide He contracts with disposal sites for the safe and efficient transfer of waste materials Ben is a superior administrator, providing leadership and motivation to the company's management team Ben is a well-respected and nationally recognized business leader and an authority in his industry He has used his years of experience and wealth of knowledge in the industry to educate thousands of business and association leaders Ben brings his knowledge and know-how to many industry associations, including WasteCap of Massachusetts, MassRecycle, Detachable Container Association (DCA), National Recycling Coalition (NRC), Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) He has presented to national forums at numerous WasteExpo and ISRI conventions Ben is a very accomplished and highly recognized public speaker for the waste and recycling industries Ben also takes active leadership roles in many trade organizations and associations He is a past president of the Eastern Paper Mills Association and the Waste Recyclers Council of NSWMA and currently holds leadership roles on the Board of Directors of MassRecycle and WasteCap of Massachusetts He is President of the Paper Stock Industry, a chapter of the Institute of Scrap Recycling, as well as being on the Board of Governors of the Environmental Industries Association He is on the Board of Directors ISRI and also on the Board of Directors of Detachable Container Association (DCA), he is vice president of this organization Ben serves in many committees and task forces for the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries Jim Halter, LEED® AP + BD&C, Vice President, Construction Solutions Waste Management, Inc 1001 Fannin, 41th Floor Suite 4159, Houston, TX 77002 713- 328- 7544 cell 713.816.0926 jhalter@wm.com In his capacity as Vice President for Construction Solutions at Waste Management (WM), Jim Halter is responsible for the development and launch of the North American strategy for construction services and solutions ensuring the integration with WM’s full suite of best-in-class solutions to address customers’ needs and establishing industry-leading solutions Jim has also held the position of Senior Director, Sustainability Enterprises & Vice President, WM Green Squad, LLC and a number of increasingly responsible roles at WMI in sales, marketing, and operations at the local, regional and national level Before joining WM, Jim was Division Manager/Vice President with RUST Remediation Services, and Western US Operations Manager with Bechtel-Control Asbestos Management, Inc Jim has an M.B.A from the University of Phoenix and an undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at Austin Jenna R Jambeck, PhD, EIT, Assistant Professor School of Engineering, University of Georgia 412 Driftmier Engineering Center, Athens, GA 30602 706-542-6454 jjambeck@uga.edu Jenna R Jambeck received her Ph.D in Environmental Engineering Sciences from the University of Florida She has worked for URS Corporation and as a Post-Doc at the US EPA She was a Research Assistant Professor in the Civil Engineering Department at the University of New Hampshire for years and has been an Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia since 2009 Her research includes construction and demolition debris management, life-cycle assessment approaches to solid waste decision-making, and innovative use of technology in waste management Christine R LeBlanc, Senior Project Manager Environmental Health & Safety Department Harvard University 617- 495-8259 cell 617-999-9975 christine_leblanc@harvard.edu Christine LeBlanc is responsible for the development and implementation of the University-wide waste program involving solid and hazardous waste management and recycling This program establishes a standard of care that exceeds regulatory standards and incorporates risk management criteria and corporate stewardship to be applied when evaluating and contracting with off-site facilities Christine conducts the off-site facility reviews of hazardous waste, solid waste processing, recycling and disposal facilities, soils management and medical waste facilities, and hazardous waste treatment/storage/disposal facilities under contract or potentially under contract to Harvard Christine’s diverse experience has also provided the impetus to establish criteria, protocols and risk management practices at Harvard for construction-related projects involving soils management, construction and demolition debris recycling and reuse, and selection of off-site waste management facilities Christine is a Licensed Site Professional in Massachusetts and has over 30 years of experience as an environmental consultant She has managed complex environmental assessment and remediation projects for academic and medical institutions, industry and government with a focus on effective site assessments, remedial design and permitting, construction oversight and management and public participation programs Christine has provided forensic litigation support and expert witness testimony on numerous environmental cases and has extensive experience with hazardous waste and construction remediation projects, solid waste design and permitting and the off-site management of construction and demolition debris and contaminated soils Margaret Mann, Group Manager, Technology Systems and Sustainability Analysis Strategic Energy Analysis Center National Renewable Energy Lab 1617 Cole Blvd., Golden, CO 80401-3305 303-275-2921 margaret.mann@nrel.gov Margaret Mann is a Senior Chemical Process Engineer and Group Manager at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, where she leads the Technology Systems and Sustainability Analysis Group in the Strategic Energy Analysis Center She has over 15 years experience in process design and simulation, process cost analysis, environmental life cycle assessment (LCA), and technical project management In 2003, Maggie worked with DOE to form the H2A (for Hydrogen Analysis) group, which established a consistent methodology for conducting analyses on hydrogen systems She is an expert in analysis of the environmental consequences of various renewable and fossil-based energy conversion systems, including published LCAs of coal, natural gas, several biomass power technologies, and hydrogen systems Maggie is on the executive board of the American Society of Life Cycle Assessment, is an advisory member of the North American Life Cycle Inventory Database Project, and is on the editorial board of the Journal of Power and Energy Patrick Manning, Director of Sales & Operations Gypsum Recycling America, Ltd 300 Centre Street, Holbrook, MA 02343 617-596-4297 pm@gypsumrecycling.us Patrick Manning is Director of U.S Sales & Operations for Gypsum Recycling America and represents the company throughout the U.S Patrick came to GRA at the beginning of 2007 with a background in construction and demolition materials recycling and has helped GRA consistently grow their customer base and refine their material end markets Patrick has expanded GRA’s presence throughout New England and has established a network of hauling and collection partners that have given GRA state-wide coverage here in MA and beyond Patrick is currently working on establishing an infrastructure within the NY / NJ market place for GRA and is involved in talks with stakeholders in Canada about operations there James McQuade, Regional Planner Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection One Winter Street, Boston, MA 02108 617-348-4095 james.mcquade@state.ma.us Jim McQuade is a Regional Planner with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) and is responsible for MassDEP’s construction and demolition materials recycling program He chairs MassDEP’s Construction and Demolition (C&D) Materials Subcommittee which is comprised of a diverse group of stakeholders including C&D processors, transfer station owners/operators, landfill owners/operators, architects, contractors, trade associations, engineers, consultants, law firms, municipalities and environmental groups to develop policies and regulations related to C&D management in Massachusetts Robert Petrucelli, President and CEO Association of General Contractors of Massachusetts 888 Worcester Street Suite 40, Wellesley, MA 02482 781-235-2680 petrucelli@agcmass.org Mr Petrucelli has been the chief staff executive of the AGC of Massachusetts in Wellesley since 1987 and before that - chief staff executive of a Chapter of the National Safety Council serving Western Mass and northern Connecticut since 1979 AGC of Massachusetts is a 235 member chapter of the AGC of America whose mission is to advocate for and protect the interests of the building contractor AGC members perform the vast majority of the commercial, institutional and public vertical constriction in the Commonwealth In addition of running a 9person staff and reporting to a Board of 28, Bob handles all the government affairs, regulatory & legislative work for the association Most recently, Bob has served as a Member of the Legislative Commission on Public Construction Reform, 2003-2004 Member of the Massachusetts School Building Authority, Advisory Board, 2004 - Present Bob is currently the Vice Chairman of the AGC of America Chapter Executive Leadership Council, which is the governing organization over all the other 96 state &local Chapters of the AGC of America Bob is a 1975 graduate of Saint Anselm College in Manchester NH , and received his MBA from Western New England College, Springfield, MA in 1986 Dale T Raczynski, PE, Principal Epsilon Associates Clock Tower Place Suite 250, Maynard, MA 01754 978-461-6222 cell - 978-793-0693 draczynski@epsilonassociates.com Dale Raczynski, PE has over twenty years of experience in engineering and environmental consulting for industries, utilities, developers, institutions, and public agencies His primary specialty is air quality engineering He has managed complex multi-disciplinary licensing efforts for many major and controversial energy projects Mr Raczynski is a Registered Professional Engineer in Massachusetts and New York Ted Siegler, Partner DSM Environmental Services, Inc, 15 State Street, P.O Box 2, Windsor, VT 05089 802- 674-2840 x10 cell 802- 236-2035 Ted@dsmenvironmental.com Ted Siegler is a Resource Economist with 30 years of solid waste management experience, working for Maryland Environmental Services, the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, the NH/VT Solid Waste Project, Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, and since 1987, as a Partner at DSM Over the past fifteen years Ted has specialized in improving the efficiency of recycling collection and processing systems in the United States, and has worked in 12 countries around the world focusing on municipal finance, infrastructure improvement, and full cost accounting for solid waste management Mike Taylor, Executive Director National Demolition Contractors 16 North Franklin Street, Doylestown, PA 18901 800-5410-2412 MTaylor@demolitionassociation.com Michael R Taylor, CAE is executive director of the National Demolition Association Taylor has an undergraduate degree in International Relations from St Joseph’s University and Master’s degrees in Public Administration from Temple University and Central and Eastern European Studies from LaSalle University He has done post-graduate work in Environmental Planning at Drexel University He is a member of the American Society of Association Executives; the American Planning Association; the American Society of Safety Engineers; and is currently president of the Delaware Valley Society of Association Executives Taylor is current chairman of the ANSI A10.6 Committee on Demolition Operations and Past President of the Mid-Atlantic Society of Association Executives William M Turley, Executive Director Construction Materials Recycling Association P.O Box 122, Eola, IL 60519 630- 585-7530 turley@cdrecycling.org William M Turley is Executive Director of the Construction Materials Recycling Association, a national trade association representing the recyclers of construction waste and demolition debris The 15-year-old association promotes recycling and reuse, and provides an information exchange on the practice of recycling concrete, asphalt, gypsum, wood, and asphalt shingles, among other related materials It is considered the leading resource on C&D recycling in North America Mr Turley is also Executive Director of the CMRA Issues & Education Fund, a non-profit organization that advocates on behalf of C&D recyclers Mr Turley also is Associate Publisher and Editor of C&D World, the leading trade magazine in the C&D industry.Other Notables: Mr Turley serves on numerous peer review committees for studies pertaining to C&D; helped develop SWANA C&D Certification Course, is on the ConExpo-ConAgg Seminar Committee, is a frequent speaker on C&D subjects and consultant to C&D recyclers EBC MEMBERSHIP Now is in excellent time to consider joining the EBC Our wide variety of membership benefits can increase your company’s exposure to key players in the environmental industry The EBC’s Construction & Demolition Materials Committee meets regularly to network and discuss a wide variety of topics relevant to the industry, and is only open to EBC Members Fill out a membership application at the registration desk today Environmental Business Council 375 Harvard St, Suite Brookline, MA 02446 617-505-1818 www.EBCne.org Our carbon footprint for this event will be offset using: ...Thomas Mackie, Program Chair and Moderator Vice Chair - EBC Construction and Demolition Materials Committee Managing Shareholder, Mackie Shea O’Brien P.C 8:10 a. m Keynote: Building National Markets. .. and implementation of the University-wide waste program involving solid and hazardous waste management and recycling This program establishes a standard of care that exceeds regulatory standards... permitting and the off-site management of construction and demolition debris and contaminated soils Margaret Mann, Group Manager, Technology Systems and Sustainability Analysis Strategic Energy Analysis