Supporting the research and information collection needs development process for drinking water distribution systems according to the TCRDS "Agreement in Principle."  TCRDS Storage Analytical Framework (AF) Lead. AFs are in progress for intrusion, cross connections, storage, main installation/repair, biofilms, nitrification, and inorganic accumulations. Routt serving as lead for the Storage Analytical Framework working with team of Katherine Martel (Cadmus lead), Frank Letkiewicz, Sandie Konenig, and others from Cadmus, Melinda Friedman (Confluence Engineering Group), Vanessa Speight (Malcolm Pirnie), USEPA, and Water Research Foundation  in cooperation with the Research and Information Collection Partnership Steering Committee [comprized of USEPA, Centers for Disease Control, Water Research Foundation,  utilities, environmental, and state members]. 2009-2010.

Water Research Foundation  4109 "Criteria for Optimized Distribution Systems" - Co-Principle Investigator.  Team of Melinda Freidman/Confluence Engineering Group, Gregg Kirmeyer/HDR, Jan Routt/Jan Routt & Associates, and Mark LeChevallier, Steve Seidl/American Water. This work involves 26 utilities working with the project team and experts across the US and in Australia to develop a Partership for Safe Water-like program for assessment and optimization of drinking water distribution systems. 2007-2009.

Master Planning Study. City of Danville, Kentucky, with Bell Engineering, Lexington, Kentucky,  and Gannett Flemming, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. Project includes reveiew of historical data and source to tap treatment optimization studies. 2007-2009.

IDSE Plan, IDSE Monitoring oversight & IDSE Report. US60 Water District, Bagdad, Kentucky, Purchaser system, Schedule 2. 2007-2009.

IDSE Plan, Monitoring oversight and report. Pineville Water System  City of Pineville. Schedule 3. 2007- 2009.

Optimized Corrosion Control Study for compliance with Lead/Copper Rule. City of Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina,  May 2007.

Optimized Corrosion Control Study for compliance with Lead/Copper Rule.   City of Kure Beach North Carolina, October 2005.

M/DBP Training Toolkit. Available from American Water Works Association --2007 development  (with AWWA Distribution and Disinfection Committees  EPA & other  experts) and tech support for CD-based M/DBP (LT2 Stage 2DDBP) training materials.  

"Gaseous Chlorine and Its Alternatives" a webcast managed Routt -- forum for Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies; managed  and moderated by Routt and including presentations from six U.S. utilities using chlorine gas alternatives (bulk hypochlorite or onsite generation).  
 
Disinfection Practices Survey 2007 Manager, Report Author. AWWA Disinfection Systems Committee--Survey development and  coordination working with AWWA Disinfection Systems Committee. Two-part report in JAWWA October and November 2008 issues.

SDWA Compliance, IDSE Stage 2/DDBPR techanical assistance Louisville Water Company  and  four consecutive systems, North Shelby, West Shelby, Mount Washington, Taylorsville, 2006-2007.

"Implementing the M/DBP Rule Requirements – A How To Guide" webcast -- May 24, 2006
  -- Speaker/Panelist AWWA

"Consecutive System DDBP Issues" under the new M/DBP regulations a webcast managed by Routt with AMWA 
(with EPA speakers/panelists) to prepare and lead an interactive webcast February 9, 2006.   

Phase IV & Special Issues  PEAC training program, Developed and lead a training program for PEAC Volunteers 
in March 2006. 

Intake Project Coordinator - City of Owenton, Kentucky, third-party intake construction project assistance, 
2005-2006. Water Quality improvements -- Worked with City of Owenton, Kentucky in conjunction with Kentucky 
American to address long-time, multi-facteted water quality challenges 1999-2006.

If you are needing specific project information or references in areas not cited here,  please contact 
directly by calling 859-537-7750 or emailing emailing Jroutt@windstream.net.