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27.
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. 

28.
Can I get two inspections for the same job in the same day?

If, at the time of the first inspection set up for the day, the inspector deems it necessary or can accommodate an additional inspection in their schedule, then they can arrange a second inspection for the same day. However, two inspections are never set up at the same time initially. 

29.
If I do the work myself, why can't my valuation be lower than if I hired a contractor?

The City has minimum charges for different types of work. For the homeowner doing their own work, the City uses a minimum valuation matrix. The fees charged are based on the cost of providing services. 

30.
Is it better for the owner or the contractor to pull permits?

If an owner pulls the permit, they take on more responsibility regarding workers compensation issues, whereas, if the contractor pulls the permit, then the contractor is the responsible party. However, the owner may incur a charge from the contractor for obtaining the permit. 

31.
Can I pay for my business license when I pay for my permit and use one check?

You can use one check to pay for the business license as well as permit fees. However, you still need to take care of the form paperwork with the Community Development Department. 

32.
Do I need to submit structural calculations for a residential addition?

Structural calculations largely depend on the type of construction method being used. If the building design consists of wood frame construction and follows the conventional light-frame prescriptive standards as regulated by the California Residential Code, then calculations would not be required. However, if the structure has unusual design features and does not follow the light-frame construction methods, then calculations prepared by a State of California licensed Engineer or architect will be required.	

33.
Can I pay for my permit with a credit card?
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Refer to the handout OTC Residential Reviews Handout for limits on review time; specific design criteria and limitations of work; and contact information. 

27.
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. 

28.
Can I get two inspections for the same job in the same day?

If, at the time of the first inspection set up for the day, the inspector deems it necessary or can accommodate an additional inspection in their schedule, then they can arrange a second inspection for the same day. However, two inspections are never set up at the same time initially. 

29.
If I do the work myself, why can't my valuation be lower than if I hired a contractor?

The City has minimum charges for different types of work. For the homeowner doing their own work, the City uses a minimum valuation matrix. The fees charged are based on the cost of providing services. 

30.
Is it better for the owner or the contractor to pull permits?

If an owner pulls the permit, they take on more responsibility regarding workers compensation issues, whereas, if the contractor pulls the permit, then the contractor is the responsible party. However, the owner may incur a charge from the contractor for obtaining the permit. 

31.
Can I pay for my business license when I pay for my permit and use one check?

You can use one check to pay for the business license as well as permit fees. However, you still need to take care of the form paperwork with the Community Development Department. 

32.
Do I need to submit structural calculations for a residential addition?

Structural calculations largely depend on the type of construction method being used. If the building design consists of wood frame construction and follows the conventional light-frame prescriptive standards as regulated by the California Residential Code, then calculations would not be required.
The 2020-21 Spending Plan — Other Provisions
This funding will augment the state’s cybersecurity detection and response efforts.
Continued Support for Earthquake Early Warning. The budget provides a $17.3 million one-time loan from the School Land Bank Fund (rather than from the General Fund as initially proposed by the Governor) to continue implementation of the California Early Earthquake Warning System, which is a system intended to provide the general public, businesses, and other entities with advance warning of earthquakes.
Seismic Safety Commission. The budget package transfers the Alfred E. Alquist Seismic Safety Commission to OES and includes $2.5 million ($503,000 General Fund) for OES to support the commission.
Recently Passed Wildfire-Related Legislation. The budget provides $2 million General Fund to implement a Wildfire Forecast and Threat Intelligence Integration Center, consistent with Chapter 405 of 2019 (SB 209, Dodd). (As part of his January budget proposal, the Governor proposed an additional $7 million for this purpose.)

Maintains Legislative Augmentations From 2019‑20 Budget Act. The budget maintains several legislative augmentations that were made in the 2019‑20 Budget Act, including resources for domestic violence and sexual abuse prevention, the Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce, school safety communications interoperability grants, the Homeless Youth Emergency Services Housing program, and the California Health Center Security Grant Program. (The Governor had proposed reverting unexpended funds designated for these programs as part of the May Revision.)
Excludes Funding for Some Major Proposals. The budget does not provide funding for certain proposals that were proposed in the Governor’s January budget. Notably, the final budget package does not include $25.8 million from the General Fund and $75 million from federal funds to implement the Wildfire Mitigation Financial Assistance Program created by Chapter 391 of 2019 (AB 38, Wood). Additionally, the budget does not include proposed resources for various disaster planning, preparedness, response, and administrative activities conducted by the department.

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If the last day of the 45-day identification period or the last day of the 180-day exchange period falls on or after December 27, 2022, the deadline for an affected taxpayer is postponed by 120 days or to November 16, 2023, whichever is later. The postponement period may not extend beyond the earlier of: the due date of the taxpayerâs return (including extensions) for the year of the transfer or one year.
A taxpayer is an affected taxpayer if the taxpayerâs principal residence is in one of the California counties identified by the federal government as the covered disaster area. In addition, a taxpayer qualifies for a postponement if the taxpayer had difficulty meeting the 45-day identification period or the 180-day exchange period due to the federally declared disaster for any of the following reasons: 

The relinquished property or the replacement property is located in the covered disaster area.
The principal place of business of any party to the transaction is located in the covered disaster area.
Any of the other reasons outlined in Revenue Procedure 2018-58, Section 17, Special Rules for Section 1031 Like-Kind Exchange Transactions.

*Note: If your principal residence or place of business is in Modoc or Shasta counties, income tax filing and payment deadlines that fall between Feb. 21, 2023, and Aug. 15, 2023, are due Aug. 15, 2023.

 Q10: The IRS is asking tax practitioners to furnish a list of affected clients, and a power of attorney signed by each affected client, so the IRS can code the disaster relief extension for the relevant accounts. Will FTB provide a similar procedure and would FTB require a power of attorney for each client?
 

 

A10: A list of affected taxpayers is not required because the relief is automatically granted based on the zip code of the taxpayer's residence or principal place of business being in one of the counties in the disaster area. In addition, if a taxpayer does not reside in a covered disaster area but the taxpayerâs records necessary to meet a filing or payment deadline are located with the taxpayerâs tax professional who is in a covered disaster area, the taxpayer is entitled to relief. It is recommended taxpayers and tax practitioners retain records to substantiate they qualify for disaster relief.
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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. 

24.
What codes are the City of Dublin using?

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

25.
How many inspections do I need for my re-roof permit?

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. 

26.
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. 

27.
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. 

28.
Can I get two inspections for the same job in the same day?
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Evaluating and Mitigating Seismic Hazards - see Chapter 6
 

*About the Seismic Hazard Zonation Maps:

 These maps prepared by the California Geological Survey are State-mandated regulatory maps that
 show "Zones of Required Investigation" for surface fault rupture, liquefaction and landslide
 hazard. They do not depict different degrees of hazard, rather they identify zones within
 which site specific studies will be required for new construction. These maps also are used
 in real estate transactions - when a property falls within a "Zone of Required Investigation,"
 sellers of that property must disclose that fact to prospective buyers.
 

NOTE: Some areas of the State scheduled for Seismic Hazard Zonation for liquefaction and
 earthquake-induced landslides are yet to be evaluated. If you are informed that you are not
 in a Seismic Hazard Zone, please check whether the Official Seismic Hazard Zone Map covering
 your area has been released.

 

 Official Seismic Hazard Zone Map
 


 Also, map scale limitations on this website do not always allow accurate determination of
 whether a property falls inside or outside a Zone of Required Investigation. This degree of
 uncertainty is addressed herein by use of the term "in or near" a zone. To determine
 property location relative to a zone boundary, please visit your local planning agency to
 view appropriate Official Seismic Hazard, Earthquake Fault Zone maps, and parcel maps.
 

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Fire Risk

 California wildfires typically burn hundreds of thousands of acres each year. California law requires CAL FIRE
 (California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection), to identify areas based on the severity of fire hazard
 that is expected to prevail there. These areas, or "zones," are based on factors such as fuel (material that can burn),
 slope and the expected chance of burning. There are three zones, based on increasing fire hazard... Moderate (M), High (H) and Very High (VH)
 

 For more information, click the links below.
 

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 For those living with wildfire hazards start protecting your property by creating 100 feet of
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The NEHRP is the Federal Government's coordinated approach to addressing earthquake risks. Congress established the program in 1977 (Public Law 95-124) as a long-term, nationwide program to reduce the risks to life and property in the United States resulting from earthquakes. The NEHRP is managed as a collaborative effort among FEMA, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the National Science Foundation, and the United States Geological Survey.
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