July 2007 Table of Contents

Features

• 14Water: Learning Curve
  The Greater Cincinnati Water Works excels at water main rehabilitation and in the community relations skills that ensure success.
• 26Storm: Staying Ahead
  The City of Auburn, Ala., tackles two major runoff mitigation projects in pursuit of EPA Phase II stormwater compliance.
• 36Special Feature: Bursting on the Scene
  Pipe bursting tools gain in size, power and versatility as tools for rehabilitating anything from sewer laterals and mains to water lines.
• 42Special Feature: Underground Innovation
  A wide range of trenchless methods provide cost-effective alternatives for community water main rehabilitation programs.
• 50Cover Story: Sewer: Blessing in Disguise
  The City of Atlanta turns an EPA consent decree into a boon for the city with a comprehensive assessment, rehabilitation and capacity relief program.
• 58Technology Test Drive: Down, Periscope!
  A cordless pole camera from Aries Industries enables quick visual assessment of sewer pipes without crawler deployed or manhole entry.

Columns

• 8From the Editor: The World Below
  The scope and ingenuity of trenchless technology keeps pushing the technology toward a dominant role in pipe installation and repair.
• 32Association News: Dial 811 Before Digging
  The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) “Know What’s Below — Call Before You Dig” campaign alerts professionals or homeowners to call 811 before beginning any excavation project.
• 46The Human Side: Netiquette Matters
  How you use e-mail can enhance or detract from your professional image. Here are some tips for looking good.
• 54Industry News: Industry News
  Jacques Whitford Acquires NAWE, EcoCheck.
• 56NASSCO Corner: Value of Volunteers
  NASSCO is successful because of many people who give generously of their time and talent on behalf of the industry.
• 66Product News: 42
  Containment systems provide flexible storage solutions.