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10/17/2024
1:00 PM - 5:30 PM MST

Welcome to Northwater Treatment Plant (NTP), Denver Water's newest drinking water facility!  NTP has a capacity of 75 million gallons per day, and this fun tour will include opportunities to see some of the technology used to treat our source water from Ralston Reservoir.  The tour itself will be led by some of our treatment staff members that work every day to monitor and adjust the process to ensure high-quality water reaches our customers.  And we may get a fantastic view of Denver's skyline and some of the awesome wildlife that calls the overall Ralston site home! 

PRESENTERS 

• Peter McCormick,  Project Manager, Denver Water
• Nicole R. Babyak, Water Quality and Treatment Manager, Denver Water

FACILITY BENEFITS

• Sustainability: Hydropower facilities on site will produce enough energy to operate the plant, significantly reducing carbon dioxide emissions.  
• Reliability: Advanced treatment processes will improve resiliency in times of challenging treatment, such as during drought or wildfires.  
• Flexibility: Modern and scalable facility design allows for adaptation to meet future water demands and changing regulatory standards.

AGENDA
1:00 - 1:10 - Security / Parking - prompt arrival is important
1:10 - 1:30 - Registration 
1:30 - 2:00 - Presentation from Denver Water
2:00 - 4:00 - Tour of Northtable Treatment Plant site
4:15 - 5:30 - Optional Networking @ Colorado Tap House

REGISTRATION - MAXIMUM 30 ATTENDEES
Owners: FREE
Young Professionals: FREE
Member - $20
Partner Association Member (ABC / ACEC / AGC / AIA / SAME / SMPS / USGBC) - $20
Non-Member - $30

**You must sign the waiver by October 10th, 2024. All waivers must be emailed to Amanda Faith for submission to Denver Water before our event. If Denver Water does not have a completed waiver from you before the tour, they will NOT allow you to take part in the event.** 

LINK TO WAIVER  - Please complete, sign, and return to amanda@dbiarockymountain.org.

Day Of Logistics: 

• Plan to promptly arrive at the Plant at the address above at 1pm.  
• Upon arrival, plan to show your government-issued photo ID to the guard at the gate. The guard will match the names to the registration list.  
• ​Please also be aware that the tour requires quite a bit of walking. Please wear long pants and close-toed shoes with rubber soles. The tour includes many stairs - should you require special accommodation to get around the facility, please let us know in advance.