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Date: 05-24-2024Bureau: Social Justice, Environmental Protection (EPB)Type: Court FilingPeople et al. v. Anthony Labriola et al - Summons Verified Complaint 5-23-2024.finalView/download document
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How do I obtain a restraining order?

Contact the Alameda County Superior Court at 5151 Gleason Drive, Dublin, CA  94568 or by phone at (925) 803-7171. If the situation requires prompt action and the court is closed, Police Services may be able to assist you in obtaining an emergency protective order. 

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Can I make an anonymous report of a crime to the police?

Yes, during non-emergency situations, you may call the Police Services Tip Line at (925) 833-6638. 

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How do I file a police report?

If you live in Dublin, you may either visit the Dublin Police Services Business Office and file the report in person or you may call Dispatch and an officer will be dispatched to your home to take a report.  Reports cannot be filed online or over the phone. 

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How do I get a copy of a police report?

The law specifically governs what information can be released to the public.  If you need a copy of a police report, contact the Dublin Police Services Business Office (6361 Clark Ave Dublin, CA 94568) or via the business number: (925) 833-6670.  A $5.00 fee is charged per report. 

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Does a mechanical (fix-it) traffic citation need to be signed off? 

Yes, please contact the Dublin Police Services Business Office at 925-833-6670 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to request an officer to sign off your citation.  There is a $10.00 fee for this service for tickets issued by outside jurisdictions.  You must bring the vehicle and citation to the department with the required repairs completed.  A police officer will inspect the vehicle to ensure the repairs have been made and sign the proof of correction.  It is then your responsibility to return the proof of correction to the appropriate court with any fees required to have the citation dismissed.  Note: Only the court can sign off on proof of insurance violations. 

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Use e-Services for Business to make an EFT payment for a DIR liability or for other DIR payment option. 

How do I access my DIR account?

You must be enrolled in e-Services for Business to access your DIR account.
Log in to e-Services for Business, then follow these steps:
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Select Existing Employer, then select Next.
Review the information on the Getting Started screen, then select Next.
Select Yes on the Employer Confirmation screen, then select Next.
Under Account Type, select DIR Collection from the dropdown menu.
Enter the DIR account number in the Taxpayer/Account ID field.
Enter a valid Letter ID from the Collection Notice (DE 6485) the EDD sent you regarding this account in the Letter ID field, then select Next.
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Select Add Access to Another Account from the Access Management panel.
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How do I make an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) payment for a DIR liability?

Select Make a Payment from the Account panel.
Select Make a Payment Using a Letter ID or Statement Payment under ACH Debit Payment.
Complete payment information, then select Submit.
An authorization window opens requiring you to authorize the payment transaction. Select Ok to authorize the payment.

Who should I contact for help on my DIR account?

Contact our Department of Industrial Relations Collection Group (DIRCG) at 1-855-516-4175, Monday through Friday (excluding state holidays), 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Pacific time for help with the collection of your DIR liability.
Contact the Department of Industrial Relations directly at 1-415-703-4319 to dispute the liability.

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Protests are reviewed based on the facts of each case. We will notify you by mail when a determination is made. If the protest is denied, we will send an explanation along with information on your petition rights.
Protest Your UI Rate

Protest Your UI Rate Online

For a video tutorial, view Protest an Unemployment Insurance Rate (YouTube).
Be sure to have the Letter ID of the DE 2088 you are protesting available.

Log in to e-Services for Business.
Select Show More from the Account Management panel. 
Select Protest UI Rate.
Enter the required information and submit.

After you submit this information, you will receive a confirmation number.

Protest Your UI Rate by Mail

You must include:

Your EDD employer payroll tax account number.
The items you want to protest.
The reason for protesting.

Protests with missing or incorrect information will be returned. Mail your written protest or request for an extension to:
Employment Development DepartmentRate Management Group, MIC 4PO Box 826880Sacramento, CA 94280-0001

Protest Benefit Charges

Protest Benefit Charges Online

For a video tutorial, view Protest an Unemployment Insurance Benefit Charge (YouTube).
Be sure to have the Letter ID of the DE 428T you are protesting available.

Log in to e-Services for Business.
Select Show More from the Account Management panel.
Select Protest Benefit Charges.
Enter the required information and submit.

After you submit this information, you will receive a confirmation number.

Protest Benefit Charges by Mail 

You can use the DE 428T Protest Sample Form (DE 428C) (PDF) or create your own document. You must include:

Your EDD employer payroll tax account number.
Each claimant’s name and Social Security number.
Each claim date.
Charge amount.
The specific reason for protesting the charges.
Total number of claimants being protested.

Protests with missing or incorrect information will be returned. Mail your written protest or request for an extension to:
Employment Development DepartmentContribution Rate Group, MIC 4PO Box 826831Sacramento, CA 94230-6831

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A code violation is a condition tending to:Reduce the value of private propertyPromote blight and deteriorationConstitute an attractive nuisanceInjurious to the health, safety and general welfareTo respond to these conditions, the Town has adopted various codes and ordinances that help to ensure a clean and safe environment. Any non-compliance with the Town of Danville Municipal Code is considered to be a code violation. Some suspected violations are actually permitted activities. 

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What is not a code violation?

There are some conditions or neighborhood issues that are not considered violations of the Danville Municipal Code. These conditions or neighborhood issues do not fall under Code Enforcement for enforcement. Code Enforcement does not enforce issues between residents that are civil in nature and does not enforce Covenants, Codes and Restrictions (CC&Rs). CC&Rs are a private agreement between property owners and are commonly enforced by the residential Homeowners' Association (HOA) or property management company.The Town recommends that neighbors try to communicate with each other to work out their disputes. Neighbor Law, by Cora Jordan, is a resource that can help when researching tips and advice on how to resolve and restore good neighborhood relations. If the matter cannot be resolved through communication, the parties may choose to use the services of mediation or a civil court process. 

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What should I do if I receive a “Notice of Violation” letter”?

You should contact Code Enforcement to discuss the possible violation. The Town is looking for voluntary compliance and is willing to work with you to resolve the issue. 

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If voluntary compliance is not achieved within a reasonable amount of time, what is the citation fee?

Citations begin at $100 and may increase to $500 per day that the violation persists. Most violations are resolved prior to the imposition of a citation. 

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What are the construction working hours in a residential neighborhood?

The allowable hours to operate or perform construction or repair work (which creates noise) within or adjacent to a residential land use district are Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

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e-Services for Business FAQs
Contact our Department of Industrial Relations Collection Group (DIRCG) at 1-855-516-4175, Monday through Friday (excluding state holidays), 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Pacific time for help with the collection of your DIR liability.
Contact the Department of Industrial Relations directly at 1-415-703-4319 to dispute the liability.

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What if I don’t remember the answers to the security questions?

After four unsuccessful attempts to answer the security questions, you will be temporarily locked out of your account. You must contact the Taxpayer Assistance Center at 1-888-745-3886 for help. Usernames cannot be reset. If you are unable to recover your username, you will need to re-enroll using a different username and email address.
If you know your username and password, you can update your Security Questions and Answers by selecting My Profile after logging in to e-Services for Business.

Who do I contact if I have problems using e-Services for Business?

Contact our Taxpayer Assistance Center at 1-888-745-3886 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Pacific time, Monday through Friday (excluding state holidays).

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