Marco Island, Florida
July 18-21, 2023
July 18-21, 2023
2023-07-18 08:00:00
This conference is produced by Florida Environmental Network, Inc., under licensing agreement with the Florida Chamber Foundation.
The Environmental Permitting Summer School begins on Tuesday, July 18, 2023 with two Early Bird Discussion Sessions and concludes on Friday, July 21, 2023.
Choose a personalized curriculum by selecting 10 out of over 70 offered courses. Take advantage of the Chamber’s unique “break-out” format, which provides for small class sizes and the opportunity to interact with other attendees and instructors. Earn continuing education credits and enjoy numerous opportunities to network in a relaxed social setting with the leadership of Florida’s environmental community. In addition, you may register for the one of our Early Bird Discussion Sessions.
JW Marriott Marco Island
400 South Collier Boulevard
Marco Island, FL 34145
For hotel information please click here.
Valet Parking $30 a day
Self Parking for hotel guests $12.50 a day
Day Driver Parking $12.50 a day
The course materials provided for this conference cover all breakout sessions. The course materials are included in your registration fee and will available through our on line scheduling program (SCHED).
Environmental Permitting Summer School begins on Wednesday, July 19 at 8:00 a.m. and concludes on Friday, July 21 at 12:10 p.m.
Registration Fee Structure:
Early Registration Fee 9/1/22-1/6/23
General Registration Fee 1/7/23 – 4/15/23
Late Registration Fee 4/16/23 -7/12/23
Onsite Registration Fee 7/18/23 – 7/21/23
Registration fee includes course materials from sessions accessible from SCHED (your on line conference scheduling program), continental breakfasts, refreshment breaks, two lunches, reception, other social functions and a Summer School t-shirt. There are Early Bird Discussion Sessions being offered on Tuesday, July 18 from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. Early Birds cannot be taken as a stand alone course. Summer School attendees can attend one of the early bird discussion sessions for an additional fee of $100.
REFUND POLICY
90% refund if notified prior to June 23
50% refund if notified between June 23-July 7
No refund if notified after July 7
SUBSTITUTIONS WELCOMED
FLORIDA BAR – Summer School participants will have the opportunity to earn Continuing Legal Education credits through the Florida Bar’s Designation Plan. The summer school has applied for approval for 25 hours of general credit, plus an additional 9 credits for those attending the “early bird” discussion session “B” in the area of ethics (5 credits) and technology (4 credits). Course number and details on receiving these credits will be listed in the conference program which will be distributed to attendees at the conference.
ENGINEERS – Florida Environmental Network, Inc. is an approved provider (0003339) of continuing education credits for registered engineers through the Florida Board of Professional Engineers. Engineers can receive 20 PDHs by attending the Summer School program. Applicable forms will be available at the conference for those wishing to apply for credit. In addition, the Board of Engineers requires 1 hour of credit for Board Laws and Rules and 1 hour of credit for Ethics. You can obtain the Board Laws and Rules and Ethics credit by attending Early Bird Session “A”.
LICENSED ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS – This course has qualified for continuing education (CE) credits through the International Society of Technical and Environmental Professionals, Inc. (INSTEP). Credits apply to those currently registered by this association. Participants will receive 1 CE credit for every actual hour of instruction. LEP’s may enter their credits on the LEP Center Section of the INSTEP website.