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                      Owners or Operators of portable engines and other types of equipment can register their units under the CARB Statewide Portable Equipment Registration Program (PERP) in order to operate their equipment throughout California without having to obtain individual permits from local air districts. 
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For additional information to aid you in making arrangements, especially advance	arrangements for a loved one or yourself, click on the following link for the Consumer Guide to Funeral & Cemetery Purchases or call 1-800-952-5210 for a free printed copy. This booklet will tell you how to compare prices and services, prearrangement and prepayment options, burial, cremation, Consumer, Government, and Industry organizations, and what to do under special circumstances. 
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Q: How can I file a complaint with the Cemetery and Funeral Bureau?
A: You may file a complaint by fax, online, or mail

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Q: I've received a solicitation in the mail/telephone call regarding prepaying my funeral expenses. How do I know this business is legitimate?
A: You can verify that a funeral establishment is licensed to do business in California by verifying licensure on the web site for the Cemetery and Funeral Bureau www.cfb.ca.gov or by calling the Bureau directly at (916) 574-7870.
Q: I'm doing some family genealogy and I need to get a copy of a death certificate. Can you help me?
A: The Cemetery and Funeral Bureau does not issue death certificates. That is done by the Department of Public Health, and you can find the necessary information on how to request a death certificate, along with the applicable fees, by visiting their web site www.cdph.ca.gov/.

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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.
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In doing so, the information will be immediately disseminated to the first responders in the field without having to ask the parents/guardians unnecessary questions during a highly stressful situation.   

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The City of Livermore has a Special Needs Registry, should I participate in that as well?

The Special Needs Registry registration form for Dublin Police Services is substantially similar to the Livermore registration form. If the registered individual frequents both cities, you are free to voluntarily sign up for Livermore’s SNR.   

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Wireless Communications Facilities (WCF) are facilities that transmit and/or receive electromagnetic signals usually consisting of an antenna array, connection cables, and tower structure or other structure used to achieve the necessary elevation.  There are two types of such WCF, macrocell and small cell.  Macrocells are considered large towers that can contain up to 12 antennae and cover larger areas; whereas, small cells are more discreet and cover only a few hundred feet (please refer to image).Small cells are a relatively newer phenomena and are typically 3-4 feet tall, mounted on existing infrastructure, such as street lights and utility poles in the City's public right-of-way.  Small cells also include supporting equipment cabinets, such as battery backups, which can also attach to the pole. 

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The utility poles in the City are owned by various entities including, but not limited to, PG&E, AT&T, and Comcast. The City of Dublin only owns street light poles and traffic signal poles; however, some street light poles are owned by homeowners’ associations or a private property owners when located on private property. 

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Post 2 is one mile south on the beach from Pier Avenue and marks the beginning of the OHV area. All OHVs must be transported to this point before off-loading. Fenced and signed areas are closed to vehicular use either because the property beyond is private or because the area contains sensitive plant and animal life.
High tides, heavy rains, and blowing sand determine whether or not you can drive down the beach without getting stuck. Access to the OHV and camping area may be restricted periodically by Arroyo Grande Creek which is subject to water releases at Lopez Dam and increased flow during winter storms. 
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The SVRA offers primitive beach and dune camping with no designated campsites.  Facilities include vault and chemical toilets. All camping reservations must be made through Reserve California. Reservations are available up to six months in advance from your arrival date. Beach camping is recommended for 4- wheel drive vehicles only. A fee based dump station is available to campers and it is located on Le Sage Drive, 1/10 miles North of Grand Avenue.
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In case of an emergency, contact a Ranger or dial 911 from a cell phone and advise that you are at Oceano Dunes SVRA. An emergency solar-powered call-box is located at the entrance to Sand Highway at approximately Post 4-1/2. Do not move an injured person unless he is in immediate danger.
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A vehicle manufacturer (or, in the case of a foreign vehicle manufacturer, its domestic distributor) may certify to purchasers that a vehicle of a particular make, model, and model year meets all requirements (other than those listed in section 5.02 of this notice) that must be satisfied to claim the new qualified fuel cell motor vehicle credit, and the amount of the credit allowable under § 30B(a)(1) and (b) with respect to the vehicle, if the following requirements are met: (1) The manufacturer (or, in the case of a foreign vehicle manufacturer, its domestic distributor) has submitted to the Service, in accordance with section 6 of this notice, a certification with respect to the vehicle and the certification satisfies the requirements of section 5.03 of this notice; and (2) The manufacturer (or, in the case of a foreign vehicle manufacturer, its domestic distributor) has received an acknowledgment of the certification from the Service. .02 Purchaser’s Reliance. Except as provided in section 5.05 of this notice, a purchaser of a vehicle may rely on the manufacturer’s (or, in the case of a foreign vehicle manufacturer, its domestic distributor’s) certification concerning the vehicle and the amount of the credit allowable with respect to the vehicle (including cases in which the certification is received after the purchase of the vehicle). The purchaser may claim a credit in the certified amount with respect to the vehicle if the following requirements are satisfied: (1) The vehicle is placed in service by the taxpayer after December 31, 2005, and is purchased on or before December 31, 2014; (2) The original use of the vehicle commences with the taxpayer; (3) The vehicle is acquired for use or lease by the taxpayer, and not for resale; and (4) The vehicle is used predominantly in the United States. .03 Content of Certification. (1) All Vehicles.
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Firewood that meets these standards and is labeled as such can be moved into NY and around the state without restriction.
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***The external quarantine covers areas of states (counties in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Virginia) where spotted lanternfly (SLF) is known to have established populations.

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Spotted lanternfly (SLF) is an invasive insect from Asian that could impact New York's forests as well as the agriculture and tourism industries. SLF can jump and fly short distances, but spreads primarily through human activity. 
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If you believe you have found spotted lanternfly, please email pictures of the insect, egg masses, and/or infestation signs to spottedlanternfly@agriculture.ny.gov for verification. Please be sure to note the location (intersecting roads, address, GPS coordinates, etc.). Reporting this invasive pest can help slow the spread of SLF into New York.
For more information about spotted lanternfly and how you can help, visit https://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/113303.html

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