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The 2024-25 Budget: Medi-Cal Analysis
Expanded use of asset verification reports for ex‑parte renewals until the elimination of the asset test on January 1, 2024. 

Reducing Documentation Requirements. The state has also received approval for flexibilities that reduce county workload and simplify processes for enrollees. Specifically: 

When self‑attested information cannot be verified with electronic data sources, a beneficiary can provide a reasonable explanation for the discrepancy in lieu of needing to provide documentation. 
Counties can assume no change in assets (and renew on an ex‑parte basis) when asset verification data returns no information within a reasonable time frame (20‑30 days depending upon the circumstance) rather than seek additional verification from the enrollee. 
Counties can use updated contact information provided by managed care plans, Program of All‑Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) organizations, and the United States Postal Service in lieu of requiring confirmation by the beneficiary. 
Counties can extend a renewal date by 12 months when contact is made with certain hard‑to‑reach populations, including individuals experiencing homelessness, seniors, and persons with disabilities.
The amount by which income reported by a beneficiary can deviate from that shown in federal data sources is increased from 10 percent to 20 percent.
The requirement that applicants apply for certain types of available income (such as unemployment or veteran’s benefits) and medical support from a non‑custodial parent within 90 days of approval is waived.

Governor’s Budget Caseload Estimates
Modest Decline in 2023‑24 Followed by Decline of About 1 Million in 2024‑25, Reflecting Redeterminations. Figure 6 details the administration’s estimates of caseload built into the Governor’s budget. As shown in the figure, the administration estimates a 7 percent decline in overall caseload from 2023‑24 to 2024‑25, reflecting the result of redeterminations. The caseload decline is almost exclusively concentrated in the ACA optional expansion (largely childless adults) and families and children categories. This concentration is unsurprising, given that 94 percent of the cumulative increase in caseload during the continuous coverage period (March 2020 through June 2023) was in the ACA optional expansion (53 percentage points) and families and children (41 percentage points) categories.
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The proposed foundation system shall be similar to the existing structure (i.e., pier and grade beam with pier and grade beam; T-footing with T-footing, etc.). If a different system is proposed (such as existing pier and grade beam with new concrete slab), a current soils report prepared by a Geotechnical Engineer will be required. Based on the report’s recommendation, this will determine if the proposed foundation design will be compatible with the existing system. 

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Find out which codes the City of Dublin is using. Currently Used Codes

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This depends on the materials being used for the job. Complete the Re-Roofing Questionnaire and submit it along with the re-roofing permit application at the front counter of the Building and Safety office. 

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Do you have any type of expedition process for my plan check?

The City offers over-the-counter (OTC) plan reviews for limited residential projects such as single-story additions less than 500 square feet; remodels with minimum structural changes; garage conversions to living space; and accessory structures such as sheds, arbors, patio enclosures, etc.  Small commercial projects such as minor tenant improvements (with no structural, mechanical, or electrical improvements) or equipment/fixture replacements can also be viewed over the counter.  Appointments are offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and reviewed in half-hour increments per division/department.  Refer to the handout OTC Residential Reviews Handout for limits on review time; specific design criteria and limitations of work; and contact information. 

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Is a resubmittal given the same turnaround time of three weeks as a first-time submittal?

This depends on the type of project submitted and the corrections required in the application drawings. The internal goal date is three days for small projects, such as a residential patio cover, to as many as 15 days for a new commercial building. 

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Importantly, average wait times are never used to determine eligibility for community care, and none of the changes on the website affect eligibility for community care. Rather, the website represents a guide that can assist Veterans in making informed health care decisions.It looks like Veterans are actually waiting longer for care. Are they now waiting longer?No. Veterans are not waiting longer for care. Average wait times are now more Veteran-centered, better reflecting the full experience of when their care was requested and received. Averages are representative of general performance and may not represent individual experience, but the upgraded calculation makes the website more reflective of the complete process of requesting and receiving care. New average wait times better align with Veteran experience.Why is the information different at some locations?Sites that have implemented VA's new electronic health record will display wait times using a more standard measure known as Third Next Available Appointment (TNAA). Other major health systems also use this measure and it reflects availability for upcoming appointments so Veterans can anticipate what their experience will be when they request care.View VA's new electronic health records locations.EHR Deployment Schedule - VA EHR ModernizationWhat is a Third Next Available Appointment?TNAA is a measure of appointment availability that displays the number of days between today's date and the date of the third-next appointment available in VA's scheduling system. The technology in our new electronic health record system allows us to use this more standard measure at these sites. Other major health systems also use this measure and it is considered a more accurate measure of elective service availability than the next available appointment or second-next available appointment, which fluctuate too rapidly to be reliable.VA is transitioning to use of TNAA for several reasons including that this measure represents a more standard view of the timeliness a Veteran is likely to experience when seeking care and ensures consistency in measuring appointment availability across VA medical centers as the enterprise transitions to a new EHR.How often is this wait time data updated?Both average wait time and TNAA data are refreshed on a daily basis.Note: As above, averages that reflect a small number of appointments – for example, in a geographic area where only a few Veterans seek a certain type of subspecialty care in any given month – may show average wait times that are skewed high or low due to the small number.