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If they don’t, and you receive a favorable decision on your claim, the accredited attorney or claims agent may be determined eligible to receive the total amount stated in your fee agreement. If you disagree that they should receive that amount, you may request that the Office of General Counsel review the fee to make sure it is fair, but you must act quickly.
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For information on transporting
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When will Caltrans fix the problem on my street?

The California Department of Transportation 
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"Sig-Alerts" are unique to Southern
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If you do not submit your protest by the Protest By date on your notice, the assessment becomes final and we bill you for the proposed assessment, including penalties and any accrued interest. (California R&TC Section 19042)
We will grant you a hearing if you request one in your protest. Your authorized representative may represent you at the hearing. Once we consider your protest and make a decision, we will send you written notification.
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If you have a mandatory e-pay requirement, follow the online payment instructions below. If you do not have a mandatory e-pay requirement, you may pay your proposed assessment amount by either method below.
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Go to ftb.ca.gov and search for web pay.
Select Web Pay for Individuals.
If you agree with the assessment amount, choose Notice of Proposed Assessment as your payment type.
If you disagree with the assessment amount, choose Tax Deposit as your payment type. If you have not filed a tax return for the tax year, choose Notice of Proposed Assessment as your payment type.
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If you disagree and have not filed a tax return for the tax year, mail your payment and a copy of the Notice of Proposed Assessment to the address on the notice.

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Effective January 1, 2009, if your estimated tax or extension payment exceeds $20,000, or your tax liability exceeds $80,000 for any tax year that begins on or after January 1, 2009, you are required to remit all payments electronically. Once you meet the threshold amount and mandatory e-pay requirement for that payment, all subsequent payments regardless of type, amount, or tax year must be paid electronically.
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As a group of concerned locals who have driven these roads for many years, we endorse the much-needed maintenance and repair work that will be done with this funding. Thanks Eastern Sierra 4X4 Club - 4/13/2024

BLM Eagle Lake Field office should increase their funding for Law Enforcement Patrol for labor, materials and supplies, equipment use and Other categories such as for travel. Diana Dunn - 4/29/2024

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I would like to comment on El Centro BLM Law Enforcement grant on behalf of the California Off Road Vehicle Association. The El Centro Field Office sees a huge amount of visitation at different times and needs law enforcement like what is described in the application. I believe more funds have become available for labor in the grant since the application was submitted. I hope Parks can allow the applicant to adjust their application accordingly. Ed Stovin - 4/23/2024

I would like to comment on the El Centro BLM grant applications on behalf of the California Off Road Vehicle association. In your ground operation application, you mention increasing your 3. Staff-Equipment Operator to 80 hours, but have 40 hours in the application. Did you make an error? I don't see any line items for vehicle maintenance or repairs. Your match far exceeds 25%, you might look into adding items to your request or taking away some match. The law enforcement grant looks entirely reasonable. Keep up the good work signing around the dunes in your restoration application. Keep up the good work with your safety application! I'm not sure why your match is such a high percentage. Can you make an adjustment? Thanks for keeping your area friendly to us off-roaders! Ed Stovin - 4/24/2024

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I request that you add more labor funding to increase law enforcement patrols in Needles Field Office OHV area. Thank you. Justin Melchor - 3/29/2024

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As an avid user of Chappie-Shasta, I fully support this grant application.
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Contact the Dublin Police Services Business Office to inquire about property. To receive any property from the department, individuals must call and make an appointment with the sheriff's technician. Please be prepared to provide the following information: 1. Name 2. Report Number 3. Date and/or Location of Occurrence   If you have filed a report of a lost or stolen bicycle, call and arrange to view the bicycles in our storage area. The sheriff's technician can be reached by calling Dublin Police Services at 925-833-6668. 

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Payments can be mailed to: City of Dublinc/o Parking Violation Processing CenterP.O. Box 11923Santa Ana, CA 92711You may also submit payment for parking citations online. 

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A vehicle cannot be abandoned, inoperable, or stored on a City street for longer than 72 hours. If a vehicle is reported to the police, an orange tag will be placed on the vehicle and information about it recorded. A few days later, the officer will check again, and if it has not been moved, it will be cited as an abandoned vehicle and towed away. Report abandoned vehicles on public property by calling (925) 452-2121 and leaving a message or call (925) 462-1212 to speak with a dispatcher regarding your concern.	

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