SWPPP in the Age of AI: How Data Centers Are Rewriting the Stormwater Rulebook
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SWPPP in the Age of AI: How Data Centers Are Rewriting the Stormwater Rulebook
Joe Moore | Director of Sales | Erosion & Construction Solutions
Date: 14th July, 2026
Level: Advanced
Duration: 1 hour
Type of Course: Webinar – On Demand
Data centers and the talk around them are everywhere and they are beginning to reshape how agencies view water use, stormwater risk, and construction oversight. Many in the erosion and sediment control field are feeling these changes on project sites. Unfortunately, many also lack clear guidance on what the shifting regulatory landscape means for SWPPP development and compliance. This presentation fills that gap by outlining the emerging trends, explaining why expectations are evolving, and providing practical steps that contractors, inspectors, and MS4s can use to stay aligned with new requirements.
Data center growth is accelerating across the country and prompting agencies to reexamine how stormwater, water use and construction activities are regulated. As expectations evolve, construction teams are seeing new requirements for SWPPP planning, BMP selection, inspections, and documentation. This webinar provides a practical overview of the regulatory themes shaping these changes and what they mean for everyday erosion and sediment control work. Attendees will learn how to anticipate shifting compliance expectations and strengthen coordination with owners, regulators and MS4s. The session emphasizes proactive planning and field-ready strategies that help teams adapt confidently in a changing regulatory landscape.
Joe Moore
Founder & Chief Brand Ambassador | Erosion & Construction Solutions Inc.
Erosion & Construction Solutions Inc.
Joe Moore is a Purdue University graduate (West Lafayette, Class of 2001) whose career bridges high volume construction, entrepreneurship, and water quality protection. He began in corporate homebuilding from 2001 to 2008, then returned to his roots in custom construction as the Founder of Moore and Moore Homes. Joe later founded Erosion & Construction Solutions and created Siltworm, recognized as one of the nation’s most effective sediment control devices. He also established Erosion Construction Services, a full- service Stormwater Pollution Prevention implementation company supporting constructors across the state of Indiana. His transition from construction and into pollution prevention was natural, as his love for water resources drove his passion to build success. A Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC), Joe brings more than two decades of construction and pollution prevention experience to an industry that continues to evolve under shifting site conditions, expectations, and regulations.
Committed to education, clean water resources, and conservation, Joe pairs practical field experience with a deep connection to nature and a focus on sustainable solutions. He serves on the Executive Board of the Indiana MS4 Partnership, the Executive Board of the International Erosion Control Association, and is an active member of the Northwest Indiana Stormwater Advisory Group. Outside of work, Joe coaches CYO girls basketball, is an avid outdoorsman, archery hunter, a salmon fisherman. Joe and his wife have three amazing daughters, an energy filled labrador, and are currently enjoying the “prime years’” of parenting.
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