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Publications
The following are only a sample of the UNC EFC's publications. Please see our training page for more recent presentations.
First EFC Newsletter - Volume 1; Issue 1 Spring 2007
EFC Publications
Tap
and Impact Fees, by Andrew Westbrook
NC Water & Wastewater Rates Information
The Painful Art of Setting Water and Sewer Rates, by Jeff Hughes
Phase II Stormwater Model Ordinance
Public Water Reclamation Systems in North Carolina, by Monica Croskey
Appalachian Region Drinking Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Funding Survey
Water and Sewer Financial Capacity and Affordability
Presentations
Bridging the Water and Wastewater Infrastructure GAP in Appalachia
Other Publications
2007 Southeast Stormwater Utility Survey
EFC Publications
North
Carolina State Agency Conservation Funding Needs Assessment (pdf;
178 KB)
Costs
and Financing Options for the NC Million Acre Initiative (pdf; 822
KB)
Charlotte
Charrette on Sustainable Urban Environments: Implementing a Brownfields
Revolving Loan Fund (pdf; 1.1 MB)
Presentations
NC State Agency Conservation Funding Needs Assessment (ppt; 234 KB)
EFC Publications
Paying
Up Front for Disposal of Special Wastes (pdf; 808 KB)
This article reports on NC's bans and fees on special wastes.
Wake County School Recycling Program Case Study
Other Publications
Fate
of NC Leaking Underground Storage Cleanup Trust Funds
by Jeri Gray, Water
Resources Research Institute of the University of North Carolina
Publications
"The
Painful Art of Setting Water & Sewer Rates" Popular Government Article
by Jeff Hughes
Examination
of the Relationships between Public Funding for Water and Sewer Infrastructure
and Indicators of Need in the Appalachian Region - full
text or summary
Defining
Affordability - Creating a Disadvantaged Communities Program within
the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program
North
Carolina State Agency Conservation Funding Needs Assessment
Costs
and financing options for the NC Million Acre Initiative
Guaranteed Energy Savings Contracts: (GESC) Successful management practices, as well as shortcomings in management and contract design, are highlighted to provide insight for future GESC design and management in North Carolina.
Presentations
GASB 34:
GASB
34 and Asset Management Systems - Greg Allison
GASB
34 and Asset Management Systems - Jeff Hughes
Asset
Management and Reporting Systems -Dianne Mills
GIS/GPS
- Curtis Hinton
Computerized
Maintenance Management Systems- Greg Camara
Organizational
Issues in Asset Management - Darin Thomas
Utility
system at JFK Airport - Edward Kura
Asset
Management at Orange Water and Sewer Authority - Kevin Ray
Publications
How Can Cities Deal with Unrecorded Utility Lines? by Evan Scott Simpson, August 2007
