January 1, 2011 marked ASCE's recognition of four Long Island Branch members for achieving Life Member status. When you see them, please congratulate:
- Benjamin Bletsch, P.E., M.ASCE
- Steven Schneider, P.E., M.ASCE
- Peter Pomeranz, P.E., M.ASCE
The LIB Board will present their certificates at the April, 2011 technical meeting.
During the 2010 – 2011 year, the Long Island Branch has held the following activities:
- On September 16, 2010 we held the annual ITE/ASCE Joint Transportation Meeting at the Milleridge Inn Cottage House in Jericho.
- The annual ASCE LI Branch Golf Outing was held on September 29, 2010 at Timber Point Golf Course.
- A Technical Meeting was held on October 14, 2010 at Domenico's Restaurant in Levittown where Eileen Keenan from the New York Sea Grant (on loan to NYSDEC) spoke about "Updated storm water permit requirements for construction and municipalities."
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On May 6, 2010, Long Island Branch held its Annual Awards Dinner Dance at the Westbury Manor. The event allows ASCE to recognize 2009-2010 projects, fellow engineers and extend thanks to members and their companies that help to support the Long Island Branch throughout the year. It is also a great way to allow everyone a chance to network with other engineers and cut a rug if the dance bug bites.
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On April 15, 2010, the Long Island Branch recognized the following newly inducted Life Members at the April Technical Meeting, "Generator Provisioning and Installation," which was presented by Robert Colum and Pete Happ:
- Thomas Chastain
- John Fiore
- Frank Hettinger
- Darrel Kost
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- Anthony Pollio
- Alfonso Taormina
- Mel Wasserman
- Henry Young
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On March 11, 2010, Gregory Novitzki of the New York Concrete Materials Association gave a presentation on "Pervious Concrete Pavements – A Storm Water Solution," describing what pervious concrete is and how it is produced and delivered. He began the presentation describing some of the many environmental benefits that pervious concrete pavement provides and how if used in parking lots it can give a designer trying to achieve LEED certification 3 points.
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Given the wide range of traffic software currently available on the market, a common decision faced by traffic engineers is the type of software program that should be used on their project. On February 11, 2010, Luigi Casinelli of HDR helped answer this important question with a presentation to the Long Island Branch on "The World Cup of Traffic Software." He explained how to select from the numerous number of traffic software programs and when it was more cost effective to use one type of software over the other for particular projects.
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