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Home Delivery Service | Monterey Park, CA - Official Website
What materials are eligible for checkout under the Home Delivery Program?Hardcover and paperback booksLarge Print hardcover and paperback booksForeign Language hardcover and paperback booksAvailable languages: Chinese, Spanish, and VietnameseAudiobooks on CD (English ONLY)Music CDs Magazines, newspapers, and DVDs are not available through the library’s Home Delivery Program.How many items can I borrow and how long can I keep the materials?Patrons can borrow a maximum of five (5) items for four (4) weeks.Patrons are allowed one (1) additional renewal and will need to contact staff to arrange the renewal.If I return my items after the due date, will I accrue fines?The library does not charge overdue fines for late materials; however, if items are damaged or lost patrons will incur replacement and processing fees.Home Delivery Service Requirements for DeliveryPatrons requesting the Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library’s Home Delivery Service must abide by the following procedures to receive their items:Drop-off Procedures:On the day of delivery, patrons will be given a time frame to allow for delivery:Patrons will need to be home in order to receive their deliveryIn the event a patron is not home to receive their items, they will need to reschedule their deliveryWhen a driver arrives, the driver will contact the patron to confirm they are homeAfter confirming the patron is home, the driver will either knock or ring the doorbell and will leave the items at the doorstep If the patron does not receive delivery, the materials will be returned to the library Pick-Up Procedures:When a patron is ready to return their items, they will need to leave their items outside their door when the driver is on their wayWill someone be able to assist me if I don't speak English? Staff is fluent in English, Chinese, Spanish, and Vietnamese and is ready to assist. 

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Step One: Apply for a Library CardIn order to apply for the Home Delivery Program, patrons must have a Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library card in good standing. If patrons do not have a library card, they will need to register for a card by calling (626) 307-1368. Step Two: Submit an ApplicationPatrons can download and mail an application (PDF) to the library.
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In accordance with Senate Bill 310, which changes the eligibility and disqualification criteria listed in Section 203 of the Code of Civil Procedure, having a felony conviction on your criminal record does not disqualify you from jury service. This change is effective January 1, 2020. 

However, if you have been convicted of a felony and are currently on parole, postrelease community supervision, felony probation, or mandated supervision for the conviction of a felony, you remain disqualified from jury service. Additionally, individuals who are currently required to register as a sex offender pursuant to Section 290 of the Penal Code based on a felony conviction. Lastly, if any individual is incarcerated in any prison or jail, they are also disqualified from jury service.
Additionally, these changes do not affect the eligibility and disqualification criteria for service on a criminal or civil grand jury, as specified in Section 893 of the Penal Code.
We encourage individuals who have questions regarding these changes to contact your local jury office. For those individuals who will now be eligible for jury service and wish to serve, please remember that selection is random. The best way to ensure your name is added to the randomized selection process is to update your information with your county's local registrar of voters and with the California Department of Motor Vehicles, as well as filing a tax return with the Franchise Tax Board.

No one is exempt because of their job, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, or economic status.

If you are qualified, please follow the directions on your summons and call in or report as instructed. You will receive additional information when you report for service.

Even if you are qualified to be a juror, you might still have what is called an "undue hardship." An undue hardship is a difficult situation that prevents you from being able to serve.

If you face an undue hardship, you may be able to be excused from jury service or postpone service.
 
 

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You have no means of transportation.
You would have to travel an excessive distance to the courthouse.
You have a physical or mental impairment.
You provide care for a dependent and cannot afford to have someone cover for you.
Serving would be an extreme financial burden.
2001 Budget Analysis: Public Utilities Commission (8660)
This would give the Legislature an opportunity to review the need to extend this effort beyond 2002-03.
Consultant Funds for Office of Ratepayer Advocates (ORA) 
We recommend that the Legislature delete the $456,000 request for additional consultant funds because (1) the complaint trend monitoring duplicates work performed by the
Consumer Services Division and 
(2) the proposed commission proceedings workload should be prioritized within the Office of Ratepayer Advocates' existing budget for consultants. (Reduce Item
8660-001-0462 by $456,000.) 
The budget proposes $456,000 for ORA, which represents ratepayers in PUC proceedings, to augment existing funds for consultants. The ORA would use these funds to (1) begin monitoring
trends in complaints taken by the commission's Consumer Services Division and (2) increase its involvement in commission proceedings (for example, rate making cases, applications for
mergers or asset sales or transfer, and regulatory framework proceedings).
The PUC budget includes a budget-year augmentation for the Consumer Services Division to implement a more systematic analysis of trends in customer complaints. Thus, ORA's proposal
duplicates this effort.
With respect to increased involvement in commission proceedings, ORA has had a budget of $550,000 for contracts since 1998-99 and has prioritized its use of these funds for its involvement
in PUC cases. The ORA should continue to prioritize the allocation of its existing contract funds, and—if appropriate—use them for increased involvement in commission proceedings.
As a result, we recommend that the Legislature delete the $456,000 request for additional consultant funds.

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FAQs • San Bruno, CA • CivicEngage
Fax the completed form to 650-794-1443. 

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Where can I get sandbags?

Sandbags can be obtained from the Fire Department at 555 El Camino Real. For information or availability, please call 650-616-7096. 

13.
How do I report a street light outage?

You may report a streetlight outage by using the Streetlight Reporting Form or by calling our Corporation Yard at 650-616-7160. Please be as specific as possible in the information you provide (e.g., exact location, pole number if available and problem condition-off, on and off, day burner, etc.) 

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How do I report potholes, uneven sidewalks, or damaged road signs?

You can use the Reporting Form or call our Corporation Yard at 650-616-7160. For potholes, sidewalks, and road signs, we're interested in precise location and brief description (potholes-size and depth; sidewalks-tripping hazard, size of lift, street tree involvement; road signs-pole down, sign damaged, graffiti, sign turned, etc.). 

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What do I do if my sewer line is backed up?

Please call 650-616-7160 immediately if your sewer is backed up. Do not use the Contact Us forms or San Bruno Responds. 

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How do I report traffic/parking problems or make traffic-related suggestions?

The City's Traffic Engineer is available to consider traffic suggestions by phone at 650-616-7065 or by letter addressed to:City of San BrunoTraffic Engineer567 El Camino RealSan Bruno, CA 94066Depending upon the nature of your suggestion, it may first need to be reviewed by the Traffic Safety and Parking Committee (TSPC) prior to implementation. This is a standing Committee of citizens appointed by the City Council, that meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 6:30 pm in the Sister City Conference Room at City Hall. Public participation and discussion of traffic issues is encouraged as part of the TSPC meeting.
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The city now has a $6 million per year road repair deficit and needs an additional source of locally controlled funding to meet these needs. 

2.
What priorities does Measure G address?

In addition to increased street and pothole repair efforts, Measure G provides locally-controlled funding for priorities such as:Maintaining neighborhood police patrolsAttracting and maintaining local businessesMaintaining City parks and playgroundsMaintaining and repairing park structures for children and youth 

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Why place Measure G on the ballot now?

To address State takeaways of local funds and responsibly plan for San Bruno's future, the City has embarked on a multi-year, multi-pronged fiscal sustainability effort. After robust community engagement - including engaging 18,000 households and obtaining over 1,400 community survey responses, the City council unanimously acted to place Measure G on the ballot for voter consideration. 

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What will Measure G cost, and how would the rate compare to other communities?

Measure G is a $0.005 local sales tax for our city. If approved by voters, the rate in San Bruno would be changed to 9.75%. By law, all funds generated by Measure G must stay in and benefit San Bruno and cannot be taken by Sacramento. 

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Will Measure G funds be spent responsibly?

Measure G includes strict accountability provisions, including independent citizens oversight, mandatory financial audits, and yearly reports to the community to ensure the funds are spent appropriately. 

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Coastal flood maps represent "snapshots" of flood risk for a local area at the time the study was performed. Flood maps can become obsolete as physical conditions change, or as our understanding of local flooding and flood effects improves. Obsolete flood maps have consequences for life safety (individuals may be living at risk and not know it), insurance reasons (flood insurance premiums may no longer reflect actual flood risk), and for land use and building permit reasons (development, building design, and post-flood recovery decisions are no longer tied to the nature and severity of flood hazards).
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Weekdays Only (18 Holes):  $22Weekend/Holiday Rates (18 Holes): $32Weekdays Only (9 holes):  $18Weekend/Holiday Rates (9 holes):  $20Jr & Sr Green FeesWeekdays Only (18 Holes):  $16Weekdays Only (9 Holes):  $11
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Junior rates apply for NYS residents age 17 and under. 
*Weekday rates (Including Jr/Sr rates) apply after 1 PM on Weekends.
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  (9 Holes w/golfcart): 2 riders/$10 per rider - solo rider $15(18 Holes w/golfcart): 2 riders/ $16 per rider - solo rider $21
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FAQs - Cemetery and Funeral Bureau
Must the information on the Casket Price List and the casket price tags be the same?
When is an Approval to Share required?
Who Has the Right to Make Decisions?

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Q. Are all cemeteries licensed by the Cemetery and Funeral Bureau?
A. No. The Cemetery and Funeral Act specifically does not apply to cemeteries controlled or operated by religious corporations and entities, public cemeteries or any private or fraternal burial park not exceeding 10 acres in area established prior to September 1939. (Business and Profession Code section 7612.2).
Q: How do I change my name on a personal license?
A: Submit a written request with your signature to Cemetery & Funeral Bureau at 1625 North Market Blvd. Suite S-208, Sacramento, CA 95834. Please include the following: licensee name, license number and supporting document-showing proof of a name change (i.e. marriage license, government issued identification card, divorce decree, etc.) For a duplicate personal license reflecting the new name, please submit the appropriate fee for a duplicate license. The request may also be faxed to (916) 928-7988.
Name and Gender Change Notification and Request for Confidentiality (SB 372, 2023)
Effective January 1, 2024, under Business and Professions Code section 27.5, licensees may notify the licensing board or bureau within the Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) of a name and/or gender change and request confidentiality of the previous name or gender information, when meeting certain specified requirements. For more information and to make a request, click here.
Q: How do I change my address on a personal license?
A:Submit a written request with your signature to Cemetery & Funeral Bureau at 1625 North Market Blvd., Suite S-208, Sacramento, CA 95834. Please include the following: licensee name, license number, the new address and contact phone number. The request may also be faxed to (916) 928-7988.
Q: How do I receive a duplicate license?
The 2024-25 Budget: California State University
Whereas the state provided $100 million ongoing General Fund intended to support the debt service associated with the 21 projects, actual debt service costs (even with the higher rates for taxable bonds) are expected to be lower than originally budgeted. The savings will be most substantial in the first two years because not all of the bonds will have been sold. Beginning in the third year, costs might still be slightly lower than the original appropriation depending on interest rates. Based on CSU’s most recent estimates, the debt service costs associated with these projects total $25 million in 2023‑24, $68 million in 2024‑25, and $87 million in 2025‑26 and ongoing. Especially in light of the state’s budget deficit, we recommend the Legislature reduce the $100 million appropriation to align with actual debt service costs. Based on current estimates, this would yield $75 million in savings in 2023‑24, $32 million in 2024‑25, and $13 million annually thereafter. 
Legislature Could Consider Pausing Projects for Which Bonds Have Not Been Issued. To date, CSU has not yet issued bonds for three of the projects approved for debt financing last year. These three projects are student housing projects at the San Jose, Sacramento, and Stanislaus campuses. Whereas the Sacramento and Stanislaus projects remain in preliminary plans, the San Jose campus has already entered into an agreement with the intent to purchase an existing property using bond proceeds. Given the state’s projected multiyear budget deficits, the Legislature could consider pausing some or all of these projects and sweeping the associated funding for debt service. We estimate pausing all of the projects would yield $12 million in ongoing General Fund savings (on top of the amounts cited in the previous paragraph). 

 

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
A non-refundable fee of $64.75 for the first 2 new created or 2 parcels combined into 1 new parcel, as well as an additional $32.50 for each new or combined parcels must be included with this application.A split must be along established lot lines from a recorded Subdivision or Parcel Map.First and second installments for current and previous tax years due (or not yet due and payable) on the parcels being combined or split must be paid in full prior to request being processed.The recorded ownership of all parcels must be exactly the same.All parcels must be contiguous (directly adjoining each other and not separated by a roadway).All parcels must be in the same Tax Rate Area (TRA) unless the size of the parcel to be combined or moved across existing TRA boundaries is less than 45,000 square feet or less than $50,000 in value. (R and T Code 606 (b) (c)).The request must physically fit on the assessor map page.

Why do I have two parcel numbers when I purchased one property?

There may be several reasons:The property was split by a tax rate line. Tax rate lines are established by the State Board of Equalization. If the property in question is less than 45,000 square feet, or less than $50,000 in value, we can combine the parcels.A road or water feature may divide the parcels or the parcels are on two different map pages and we cannot combine them.

Why can’t my two parcels be combined?

The most common reasons are:There is not enough room on the map page.The parcels are more than 45,000 square feet and are in different tax rate areas.The parcels are assessed at more than $50,000 and are in different tax rate areas.The ownership is not identical for all of the parcels.

What can I do about being charged double for the direct charges and/or special assessments?

The Assessor's Office is not involved with special assessments (direct charges). We suggest you contact the Placer County Auditor-Controller at 530-889-4160 or call the phone number associated with the direct charge(s) on your tax bill.

How can I get an Assessor Map from your website?
FAQs • San Bruno, CA • CivicEngage
The City of San Bruno remains committed to providing excellent service to members of the public, and maintaining a safe environment for both the public and City staff. In response to COVID-19, the City has modified City services to continue to provide services, and encourages use of connecting with City staff remotely either by phone or online:Pay Your Utility BillPay Your CityNet Services BillImportant City Phone NumbersSan Bruno’s Temporary Facility Closures, Activities and Programming Service Reductions Information (PDF)Please note that Emergency Police, Fire, and Medical response services are not affected during this time. 

9.
What happens if I have an emergency and city offices are closed?

911 should be called anytime there is an immediate threat to people’s safety or property. For non-emergency requests, call the Police Department at 650-616-7100. 

10.
How can I pay my utility bill?

Residents can pay utility bills using Online Bill Pay or our Pay-By-Phone at 855-748-3086. There is no charge for this service and it's convenient.If you choose to mail your utility payment, please note our Utility Billing address:City of San BrunoAttn: Utility Billing570 Linden AveSan Bruno CA 94066 

11.
How can I pay my CityNet Services bill?

Pay your CityNet bill with your CityNet online account. 

12.
I have an active building/encroachment permit. How do I schedule an inspection?

To schedule an inspection, please call 650-616-7076 (automated voicemail system). For all other inquiries please email or call 650-616-7074. 

13.
How can I pull an encroachment permit with Public Works?

Encroachment permits may be applied for by completing an encroachment permit application and emailing it to us. 

14.
Where can I return my library books or other library materials?

Materials from the San Bruno Library or any Peninsula Library System library may be returned in the outside book drop next to the Library entrance at 701 Angus Ave W. The bookdrop is open 24 hours a day. 

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