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For your Building Department inspection, you should call 650-616-7074. 

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Where do I submit plans for fire-related permit needs?

Plans should be submitted through San Bruno's Community Development Department, at City Hall, 567 El Camino Real. Only electronic submitals accepted. Visit the Building Department Website for more info 

8.
I've been told I need a special fire permit. How do I obtain it?

State Fire Marshal operational permits for temporary situations (tents, carnivals, temporary holiday businesses, etc.) are issued at the main fire station at 555 El Camino Real during business hours. Permits are assessed from $202-$301 per permit.Annually occurring operational fire permit fees are automatically assessed with your business license renewal. 

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How long in advance do I need to request a Fire Department related inspection?

Generally, the Fire Prevention Division can accommodate your inspection request within two business days. 

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What are the most common violations noted during Fire Department inspections?

Common inspection violations include:Expired fire extinguishersUse of extension cords in place of permanent wiringFire sprinkler systems damaged or not being current with 5-year certification dateExcessive combustible storage in non-allowed locations, such as boiler and electrical rooms 

11.
Who do I call when having my fire sprinkler or fire alarm systems tested?

Before you test a fire sprinkler system or fire alarm system you must notify Fire Dispatch at 650-368-1421 to prevent the Fire Department from responding. Upon completion of the testing you must call Fire Dispatch to advise that the system is back in service. 

12.
My fire extinguisher is out of date or has been used. Does the Fire Department refill them?

San Bruno Fire Department does not service fire extinguishers. Please find a professional fire extinguisher service company to perform that task. 

13.
My business has been asked by the Fire Department to obtain a Knox Box. How do I get one, and who has access to the box?

San Bruno uses Knox Box brand security key boxes exclusively.
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When you’re dealing with very complex maps and you have a lot of information, you’re going to want to break stuff up. And that means you’re going to have to create some new tags. You’re also going to be creating artifacts. These are things that you don’t want to show up and you don’t want the screen reader to announce. One of the maps I have had I think 4,000 individual identified pieces to the map. I’m not going to touch all 4,000 individual pieces. That’s just nonsensical if you can’t visually see the map. And so I’m going to have to artifact some of those and get them out of my way. And then adding alt text, and there’s a couple of ways that you can add alt text to images. In the maps, you’re usually dealing with them one on one because you really need to understand the context of that map and how it’s being used in the document. And so you can go to a tool where you can go through and you can alt text every single image in the document. But I typically do this on a one by one when I’m dealing with maps. All right. I was going to do a little demo here and have some questions, but based on time, I think I’m just going to skip that because I know all that material is already available. And I’m going to skip questions for right now and we’ll do them a little bit later. All right, so we’re going to start looking at some maps. Whoops, I lost my folder. There we go. All right. We’re going to start simple. Whenever I’m doing PDF accessibility, I always start simple because I don’t want to scare you too much to start off with. When we talk about tables, I’m going to give you a simple table before I give you one of those horrible nested tables with all these nested headers and all this stuff. Same thing with maps. All right, so here’s a relatively simple map.
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We’re going to go through a number of things. I’m going to talk very briefly about some of the basics of PDF accessibility that are tools that you need if you’re going to make a map accessible. I’m not going to demo those. This is one of the great things again that DOI has done. You have many, many, many recordings of my presentations and materials available to you on your internal servers, and so you can go out and learn these techniques on your own. And also - sorry?>> They can contact me if they want those links.>> Oh, and they can contact Sid if they want those links. And I’m actually going to point out somebody else, who I didn’t tell her I was going to point her out, but Regina in the front row. She works for Sid, and she’s going to be working on developing this PDF accessibility training for DOI. So you will have many more things. I did a two-day training yesterday or the last two days on training trainers, and Regina was there, and I hope I’m pronouncing your name right. And so we’re going to work together to make sure that you guys have the best training possible. So we’re going to talk a little bit about the refresh. We’re going to explore some different maps. So we’re going to look at different types of maps that you might have to deal with. And then we’re going to talk a little bit about, well, what kind of a message should I put on this map? What is accessible? What is compliant? Really, when you come down to it and you’re doing maps, it’s generally an image. Certainly in PDF it is an image. So you’re really adding all text. So in some respects, it’s no different than thinking about an image. But maps are much more complex and frequently convey much more information. So how do you make that consumable? So we’re going to talk about that. So goals today, just understand the complexity of maps.
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Can I host a special event, such as a wedding or other type of gathering, in a California state park?Yes, but a permit is required even for a small group. Each park or region has an event/permit coordinator. To obtain contact information, please email us at info@parks.ca.gov. For information specific to hosting a wedding in a state park, click here.
Can I scatter human remains in a state park?Yes, with a permit issued by the district superintendent of the park you wish to scatter remains. Please email us your request at info@parks.ca.gov with the name of the park.
How do I get a permit to film or take commercial photographs in a California state park?Permits are required to film, video or photograph for any commercial or potential commercial purpose in a state park. The initial permit is with the California Film Commission, which can be applied for online on the Commission's website. Commission staff will then help you coordinate with local state park staff for a second permit issued by the park. There may be fees to recover costs to state parks. For more information on film or photography in state parks, please click here.

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How do I make a camping reservation?Reservations can be made online through ReserveCalifornia at www.ReserveCalifornia.com or (800) 444-PARK (7275). Camping and lodging inventory becomes available each day for a period of six months in advance.
If this is your first time making a reservation, please be advised that our parks are loved by many within and outside the state of California. Due to demand, reservations for popular locations such as coastal beaches and campgrounds or cabins in the redwoods can be booked months in advance. Plan, do your research, and have alternate parks in mind in case your first choice is booked. One alternative is to visit a fully booked park during the day, but have lodging elsewhere nearby.
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However, you may call between 7:15 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. and speak with your inspector to see if he/she can give you a closer window of time after the inspection lists are put in order on each inspector’s list. 

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Why do I need a permit?

Permits are required to ensure health and safety through adequate inspections of structures used and/or occupied by you, your family, and the general public. 

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Who can take out permits for work at a residence?

Property owners may obtain permits for any work performed. Licensed contractors may also obtain permits for the specific work allowed by their license. 

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How do I obtain a building permit?

Building permits can be applied for electronically.  All over-the-counter type permits can be handled through e-mail.  E-mail Based Residential Permits.  Larger projects are eligible to be processed through the City’s eprocess360 system.  Website Electronic Submittal Procedure - e360Plan Submittal Application Procedure - e360Projects with small scopes of work are considered "over the counter."  For example, a Water Heater, Furnace, or Roof replacement are permits that are issued at the counter with little paperwork and no plan review required.  These permits normally take about 15 minutes in order to fill out the application and obtain the permit.For work involving new construction or remodeling, several items are required to be submitted for plan checking.  Items that may be required, but not limited to, may be: Plot Plan, Floor Plan, Framing Details, Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical plans, Soils reports, etc.  Please visit our handouts link to obtain the "Plan Submittal Checklist” for your project type, which lists all submittal documents for your project.A plan review fee is required at the time of submittal.  The amount of time that it takes for your application to be approved depends on the complexity of the project.  Minor items are typically handled over the counter or in one business day; other small projects such as small retaining walls or simple patio covers may take one to two weeks.