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The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - FAQs
Their telephone hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

 You can also contact the Collection Unit at court-collections@ventura.courts.ca.gov.

Q:  What if I received a traffic ticket with correctable violations?
A:  If you received a citation with correctable violations, you can submit proof of correction with 
 your payment, either through the mail or at any court location. To establish proof of correction, a law enforcement 
 officer must stamp the back of your citation and sign for each violation that was corrected. A law enforcement 
 officer cannot sign off on an insurance violation. Proof of insurance must be submitted to the Court. See more 
 information regarding insurance violations below. Pollution Control Device violations must be certified by a 
 smog check station licensed by the California Bureau of Automotive Repair. Registration and driverâs license 
 violations may be certified by a Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) clerk. All proof of corrections must be 
 submitted to the Court with your payment.

Q:  How can I get an extension?
A:  Click here 
 here to obtain, either a 28-day case extension, or a 14-day traffic school extension. The clerks in the Criminal/Traffic 
 Department, at any court location, are also authorized to grant extensions. The clerks are not able to grant extensions 
 on misdemeanor or felony cases. If you were arrested and posted bail to appear, the clerk cannot change the date or time 
 of the appearance. For extensions beyond what the clerks are authorized to grant, you must appear in court and ask the 
 judge or commissioner.

Q:  What time will I be on calendar for my ticket?
A:  Traffic citations are not automatically on the Courtâs calendar. The appearance date noted on a traffic citation 
 is usually a due date, not a Court appearance date. If you received an infraction ticket, you must take care of 
 your ticket on or before the date on your ticket or courtesy notice. If you received a ticket for a misdemeanor violation, you must 
 appear on the date and time listed on your ticket.
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The cost to administer the enforcement would likely exceed any potential revenue from fines. 

2.
What are the fines for non-compliance?

Violation of the ordinance is an infraction that would first involve a warning notice for the first violation, $100 for the 2nd violation, $200 for the 3rd violation and $500 for the 4th and subsequent violations. 

3.
Who would enforce the law?

The local ordinance would be enforced by the Town of Danville. Code enforcement would be called in on a complaint basis. 

4.
How will the Town enforce an ordinance restricting plastic bags? How much will the Town spend on enforcement?

Once the ordinance takes effect, if complaints are received about a business, courtesy notices would be sent to the merchant before any fines were issued. Given the Town's limited staffing resources on code enforcement (only half of a full-time staff person), other higher-priority quality-of-life issues would be addressed before efforts are spent enforcing the single-use plastic bag ordinance. No additional staffing resources would be spent on enforcement. 

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Plastic Bags - Environmental Impact	

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1.
Can the plastic bags be recycled in the conventional recycling cart?

Plastic bags can only be recycled through the State's "In-Store" Recycling Program, where approximately 5% to 10% of bags are recycled. Unfortunately, recycling equipment cannot take plastic bags and in fact become jammed in conventional recycling equipment. 

2.
What happens to plastic bags if they end up in the garbage?

Plastic bags that end up in the garbage are transported to a nearby landfill. Plastic bags that stay in place will take at least 500 years to photo degrade, especially if they are buried deep beneath debris. Unfortunately many of the bags that are dumped in the landfill blow away and are caught in the fencing surrounding landfills such as Keller Canyon in Pittsburg. The cost to remove these bags is incurred by trash and recycling ratepayers. 

3.
What is the Town of Danville doing to encourage the use of reusable bags?
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
I called the SB County sheriff's office regarding a break-in on my property and Deputy Keith came to my property on April 18, 2020 in response to my call. Those are the 3 times that I have seen deputies on or in the vicinity of my property in 8 years. I also encountered and spoke to BLM Ranger Melissa Brown on June 15, 2022 while she was patrolling along the boundary between the Ridgecrest and Barstow Field Office Districts on Butterfly Hill Road, about 4 miles from my property. I have never seen a BLM ranger from the Barstow Field Office in the vicinity of my property. Based on approximately 500 to 600 days in this area, 3 encounters with law enforcement seems inconsistent with the claim that "the majority of OHV Opportunity areas are patrolled at least 5 days per week." Although the proposal may not earn as many points if patrols have been inadequate in the past, that is contrary to the need. There is a significant unfulfilled need for enforcement in this area, and the fact that enforcement has been inadequate in the past should not prevent the deployment of resources to improve enforcement in the future. I still strongly support allocation of funds for patrols. My next comments are based on point 7(c), "Measures to prevent OHV trespass into neighboring properties and/or closed areas." The first comment for this section is based on the statement that "In some areas, there are boundary fences installed to delineate the OHV area and prevent unauthorized access." This may be true, but clearly there are not enough of these fences. I have made two written requests to the OHMVR Division for fences to protect riders in the immediate vicinity of my property and to protect me on my property. The California Department of Parks and Recreation has a mandatory duty, expressed in Public Resources Code §5075.3(i), which states in part that "[t]he department [of Parks and Recreation] shall erect fences along any trail when requested to do so by the owner of adjacent land."
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state. It is up to the state where you apply to issue you one of 
 	its licenses. They may not issue you a license until the suspension is 
 	cleared. You must contact other states for specific rules pertaining to 
 	that state or the 
 	California Department of Motor Vehicles - external link.

IX) Traffic Violator School
How do I qualify for traffic violator school?

 	Access the Traffic Violator School Program's
 	webpage to see the requirements to qualify to attend Traffic Violator School.
How much does Traffic Violator School cost?

 	You must pay the full fine, plus a $52 non-refundable traffic violator school administrative fee.
 	In addition, there will be a registration fee charged by the Traffic Violator School which varies
 	from school to school. 
 	After you have been approved by the Court to attend Traffic Violator School, a list of schools will be provided.
Will traffic violator school keep a ticket off of my record?

 	When you complete an approved Traffic Violator School course and pay all the fines/fees, a completion 
	 certificate will be electronically submitted to the Court. The conviction will be masked on your
	 driving record as long as you have not attended a Traffic Violator School more than once in an 18
	 month period.

 	Failure to pay the full fine will result in your case being transferred to an
 	outside agency for collection and your Traffic Violator School certificate will not
 	be accepted.

X) Warrants
How do I clear a warrant?

 	Most traffic warrants can be cleared by paying the amount due or by 
 	appearing in court. If you know that you have an outstanding warrant, do 
 	not wait to be arrested. Contact the court or the 
 	
 	Sacramento County Sheriff's Department - external link for information on how to clear it.

XI) General
How can I obtain copies of court documents?

 	At no cost, you may obtain documents on your case online. Click 
 	HERE to search for your case. Alternatively, you may call (916) 875-7336, appear in person at the Traffic Public Counter or click 
 	HERE to speak with a clerk at the Traffic Virtual Public Counter.
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Cable TV, Internet, and Phone ServiceSpectrum (formerly Charter Communications) (866) 499-8080 https://www.spectrum.net/AT & T (800) 310-2355 https://www.att.com/ Electric                                                                        Southern California Edison (SCE)    (800) 684-8123     https://www.sce.com/ Gas                                                              Southern California Gas Company     (800)427-2200    https://www.socalgas.com/Telephone                                                                  AT & T     (800) 310-2355    https://www.att.com/ Trash Services                                                                          Athen’s Trash Services (Residential and Commercial)     (626) 336-6100  https://athensservices.comWare Disposal (Commercial only)     (877)714-9273     https://www.waredisposal.com/Water                                                                         Monterey Park Water Utility      (626) 307-1342     Monterey Park UtilitySan Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District     (626)448-6183     http://sgvmwd.org/ California Water Service     (323) 722-8601    https://www.calwater.com/ 

2.
Can I remain anonymous when I a report a violation to the City?

Yes, Citizens who report alleged violations to the City have the option to remain anonymous.  For confidentiality purposes, information of those who file a report or complaint is for internal use only. 

3.
How do I report graffiti?

To report graffiti on public property (sidewalks, curbs, street signs, equipment in the parks, utility poles, alleys, utility poles, etc.) or private property (residential and commercial property), call the Graffiti Removal Hotline at (626) 307-1449, send an e-mail to: graffiti@montereypark.ca.gov. or submit a request online via the GoMPK App.  To report the occurrence of an individual making graffiti, please call the Monterey Park Police Department immediately with a location and description of the individual at (626) 573-1311. 

4.
How can I dispose of bulky items and/or furniture left on the sidewalk or curb?

Thank you for participating in keeping the City clean.
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Code Enforcement addresses issues related to:Housing and Building Code EnforcementIllegal DumpingNuisances- Overgrown Weeds, Inoperative Vehicles, Lawn parking etcIllegal Sign AbatementYou may request Code Enforcement service if you suspect a code violation on private property. To file a complaint:Fill out an Code Enforcement Complaint Form on the City's website call 650-616-7040. 

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Community Development - Let's Talk Housing	

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1.
What is Let’s Talk Housing?

Let's Talk Housing is a collaborative effort of all the jurisdictions in San Mateo County focused on getting community feedback that will shape our Housing Elements - a housing plan that is part of every General Plan. Through an ongoing initiative called 21 Elements, we are working together to learn from and listen to the community about their housing needs, helping to make sure everyone is involved in shaping our shared future. 

2.
What is a Housing Element? 

Local housing is enshrined in state law as a matter of "vital statewide importance" and, since 1969, the State of California has required that all local governments (cities, towns and counties, also known as local jurisdictions) adequately plan to meet the housing needs of everyone in our communities. To meet this requirement, each city or county must develop a Housing Element as part of its General Plan (the local government's long-range blueprint for growth) that shows how it will meet its community's housing needs. This process is repeated every eight years, and for this cycle the Bay Area is planning for the period from 2023 to 2031. This Housing Element update will create a foundation for all the policies and programs related to housing. Each jurisdiction's housing plan needs to help ensure that there will be enough capacity and supportive policies to meet the projected need over the next 10 years. There are many laws that govern this process, and collectively they are known as Housing Element Law.By April 1st of each year, all local jurisdictions in California are required to prepare and submit an Annual Progress Report (APR) on the status and progress in implementing its Housing Element. Cities and counties with a compliant housing element and up-to-date submissions of APRs remain eligible for state grants and funding related to planning and housing.
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You may visit our police department lobby during business hours (Monday through Thursday 8:00 a.m. until 5 p.m. and Friday 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.) If an officer is available they will sign it for you. There is a $10.00 fee (cash only accepted)Be advised, we do not sign off on insurance violations. These can be corrected by visiting or sending proof to the county court system. 

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How do I pay my Danville Traffic Ticket?

Pay online and follow the directions on the ticket. 

7.
 Who do I contact with questions regarding my Danville Traffic Ticket?

Contact:Superior Court - Walnut Creek640 Ygnacio Valley RoadWalnut Creek CA 94596Phone: 925-608-1000 

8.
How do I pay my Danville Parking Citation?

Pay online or mail payment to: Citation Processing CenterP.O. Box 22814Denver, CO 80222 - 2814 

9.
How do I obtain a release for repossession of my car?

You must contact the County Records Department:2530 Arnold DriveSuite 170Martinez, CA, 94553Phone: 925-335-1570 

10.
How do I contest a parking citation or make a complaint against a Parking Enforcement Officer regarding conduct or professionalism?

Parking Citations are to be appealed in writing through the Clancy System. Mail written appeals (do not send any money) to:Citation Processing CenterP.O. Box 22814Denver, CO 80222 - 2814Please contact the Police Department at 925-314-3700 with any concerns regarding Parking Enforcement Officers. 

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The Danville Police Department no longer offers fingerprinting services. Please check with the Postal Annex or other agencies.  

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I want to file a restraining order. How do I do it? 

File your application here. 

13.
Can Police check my house while I am on vacation? 

Yes, the Danville Police Department offers vacation house checks to Danville residences. The form is available online.
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A Code Enforcement Staff member will respond, document the incident, and request that the graffiti be removed by the property owner in a timely manner.	

29.
Is my report of a violation anonymous?

California Government Code Section 6254 provides that records of investigation of complaints are not public records. Therefore, investigations of complaints will be kept confidential and information will not be disclosed except as required by a court order.For more information, visit the Filing A Complaint webpage.	

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What common types of violations are enforced?

For more information regarding common types of violations, please visit the Common Types of Violations webpage.	

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How do I report a Code violation?

For information regarding reporting a Code violation, please visit the Filing A Complaint webpage.	

32.
How is Code compliance achieved?

For information regarding Code compliance, please visit the How Compliance is Achieved webpage.	

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