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BOOTH

Aquatic Development Group
1143
Bonestroo
2044
Brock Enterprises Inc.
937
Chemtrol
2710
Counsilman Hunsaker
2235
EMPEX Water Toys
1619
Engineered Treatment Systems
2605
Finals, The
2244
Lincoln Equipment Inc.
2706
MedTech Wristbands
925
Myrtha Pools USA
1027
National Recreation Systems Inc.
725
Natural Structures
1029
PHN Architects
1128
PlayGuard Playground Safety Surfacing
510
PMSI - Professional
Marketing Services Inc.
536
Pureplay Waterpark
Restoration Services
1023
Rain Drop Products, LLC
2743
Recreonics, Inc.
2619
RenoSys Corporation
1018
Rocky Mountain Sunscreen
2837
SCS Interactive
2836
Shade Creations by Waterloo
1426
Siemens Water Technologies
1508
Sink Combs Dethlefs
836
Spectrum Products
337
Sun Ports/Shade Structures/FabriTec
1837
USAquatics, Inc.
511
Vortex Aquatic Structures Int'l, Inc.
1237
Water Technology, Inc.
1118
Water's Edge Aquatic Design
727
Whitewater West Industries, Ltd.
1211
Williams Architects
1218
TURF PRODUCTS
Absolute Innovations, Inc.
737
thereby preventing any odors in the reAquaterr Instruments & Automation
2239
stroom, " she says.
Arizona
State
University
005
Clivus
Multrum
is also installing comBeacon
Athletics
1937
post
toilets
in Prospect Park in Brooklyn,
Beam
Clay
629
New York. Prospect Park architect LouClemson
University
002
ise Smith says they are planning to have
Club
Car
Inc.
1245
four toilets and two urinals and that the
Columbia Par Car
Corp.
2344
composting
toilets
fit into the park's goal
Cre8
Play
1219
to
implement
a sustainable system. Two
FieldTurf USA,
Inc.
401
specific
advantages,
according to Smith,
ForeverLawn
Inc.
1229,
1424
include not adding stress to the already
Hunter Industries city sewage system,
2237
overburdened
as
Little Tikes
Commercial
2401
well
as using
the composted material
for agriculture
Miracle
Recreation needs. The construc2200
tion
drawings have just been finished,
Mondo
520
and
they
hope
for
construction
compleNiceRink
2425
tion
in early
of
No Fault
Sport 2012
Group with an entire cost
2737
North West Rubber
1411
	

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BOOTH

Oklahoma State University
011
Paris Equipment
Manufacturing Limited
1026
Pierceton Rubber Products
1443
PlayCore
1801
Pro Grass, LLC
2441
Recreation Creations, Inc.
2525
Signature (Fencing) Systems
2618
Slippery Rock University
009
Sparton Enterprises, Inc.
719
SpectraTurf
2413
Sports Turf Managers Association
1125
Superior International Industries, Inc.
2219
Surface America, Inc.
2825
SYNLawn
436
Texas A&M University
007
approximately $1.385 million. " The comToro Company, The
1343
posting and gray-water system portion of
TotTurf by Robertson Industries, Inc.
1811
this will total about $90,000 but this does
True Pitch, Inc.
825
not include the necessary plumbing and
University of Florida
001
electrical connections, " Smith says.
University
of
Georgia
012
The composting toilets look very simUniversity
of Illinois
- Urbana
008
ilar
to normal
toilets,
as do the urinals,
Wausau
Tile,
Inc.
319
with one substantial maintenance difXGrass
2046
ference. " It is very important that green
UNIFORMS
cleaning supplies
are used. Products like
AllChem Performance
Products soaps tradi636
ammonia
and other cleaning
American
Red in
Cross
tionally
used
public restrooms will2719
kill
the
wormsSports
in theInc.
compost tanks that2427
are
Anaconda
an
essential
in the system-if
Aqua
Productsingredient
Inc.
301
the
worms
die, the matter
Aquatic
Development
Group will not com1143
post
properly, " Smith says. Other reguBonestroo
2044
lar
maintenance
includes putting in wood
Chemtrol
2710
chips
periodically
the
Columbia
Par Car Corp.and taking out2344
compost.
For
the
comfort
station
at
ProsEMPEX Water Toys
1619
pect
Park,
it
will
be
five
to
10
years
beFinals, The
2244
fore the compost needs to be removed.
GameTime
1901, 2011

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BOOTH

Giralt Enterprises, Inc.
501
Intelligent Products Inc.
1536
Jayhawk Plastics Inc.
2026
Lincoln Equipment Inc.
2706
MedTech Wristbands
925
Miracle Recreation
2200
Mod-U-Dock, Inc.
1040
Myrtha Pools USA
1027
Natural Structures
1029
Nature Bridges
537
Paris Equipment
Manufacturing Limited
1026
PHN Architects
1128
PMSI-Amy
- Professional
Marketing
Galvin, Clivus Multrum Inc
Services Inc.
536
Public Restroom Company, The
500
Pureplay
Waterpark
There's
also the factor that compost
Restoration
1023
toilets
are aServices
beneficial way to educate
the
Rain
Drop
Products,
LLC
2743
public about greener technology. InstallRDGcompost
Planning toilets
& Design
1321
ing
and other eco-friendRecreonics,
Inc. in park and recreations
2619
ly
technology
Rocky Mountain
Sunscreen
2837
facilities
can offer
great opportunities
SCS
Interactive
2836
for teaching moments with signage to
inShadethe
Creations
Waterloo
form
publicbyabout
sustainability,1426
Galvin
says.
This is
the
Shade
Systems,
Inc.exactly the approach
1011
Bronx
chose,
with a series of signs
SiemensZoo
Water
Technologies
1508
describing
SlideRenu how to use the compost toilet
1142
as
well
as
signs
explaining
how
the
waSparton Enterprises, Inc.
719
ter
from the hand washing is funneled
to
SpectraTurf
2413
water
the plants
Splashtacular,
Inc. in the garden. In return,
809
more
than 90Co.,
percent
visStern-Williams
Inc. of Bronx Zoo1437
itors
surveys
agreed
that
the
eco-restSun Ports/Shade Structures/FabriTec
1837
room
entertaining,
informative,2825
and
Surfacewas
America,
Inc.
comfortable.

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Thompson Dyke and Associates, Ltd.
2625

" Composting toilet systems eliminate
the need for sewer connections and septic
systems and the land that needs to be
sacrificed for these things. "

USAquatics, Inc.
Vortex Aquatic Structures Int'l, Inc.
writer.
Water Technology, Inc.

511
1237
1118

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