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FAQs • Sportspark - Memberships and Pricing 
Drop ins should keep in mind that Sportspark does restrict access to several spaces to host member-only and paid programs, which are announced well in advance and are reflected in our programming schedules.We encourage all drop ins to check our programming schedules before arriving and purchasing a drop in pass.Drop ins will not have access to member-only and paid programs. 

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As a member, can I bring a guest?

We do not offer complementary guest passes to our members. If you wish to bring a friend, a family member, or colleague to Sportspark they will be charged as a standard drop in user. 

8.
Will I have to renew my membership myself every month, or does Sportspark do it for me? 

Members who signed up using a credit card, debit card, or banking information will have that information stored on file. All memberships renewals will be billed automatically on the 1st of every month to the billing information that was provided at the time of sign up.Members who signed up in person with cash or a check payment will have to renew their membership in person no less than 3 business days prior to the 1st of the following month.If any check or credit card charge payable to RIOC is not honored, Management will assess a $25 charge for each check and credit card rejected and collects the current and past-due balance in any subsequent month. 

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How do I cancel my membership?

Memberships may be cancelled in person at the front desk. All cancellation requests will go into effect on the last day of the month they are requested in. 

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The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - FAQs
The Walk-up Payment Window is open for payments Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM until 4:30 PM. 

Simi Valley: East County Courthouse 
 3855-F Alamo Street, Simi Valley, CA 93063

 The Walk-up Payment Window is open for payments Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM until 4:30 PM. 

Oxnard: Juvenile Courthouse â Room 122
 4353 E. Vineyard Ave., Oxnard, CA 93036

 Payments can be made at the Juvenile Courthouse Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM until 4:30 PM. 

Q:  Can I pay by credit card?
A:  Yes. We accept VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover cards. Please have your case number ready and call: (571) 402-2234. A convenience fee of $5.50 will be charged to use this service. 

Q:  Can I be set up for automatic payment deductions from my credit card or checking account?
A:  Yes, please call (805) 639-5010 to set up recurring payments. There is a $4 processing fee charged for each payment deducted. If you need to change the deduction date or cancel a recurring payment, you must request the change at least five (5) business days prior to the deduction being processed. 

Q:  How can I get the "hold" on my driverâs license removed?
A:  If you have a Failure to Appear (FTA) hold/suspension on your driverâs license, you have the option to pay in full, set up a payment plan with the collections department, or appear in court before a Judicial Officer to release the hold. 

Q:  How do I provide proof of correction?
A:  If you received a citation with correctable violations, you can submit proof of correction with your payment, either through the mail, or at any court location. To establish proof of correction, a law enforcement officer must sign the back of your citation for each violation that was corrected. A law enforcement officer cannot sign off on an insurance violation. Proof of insurance must be submitted to the Court. Pollution Control Device violations must be certified by a smog check station licensed by the California Bureau of Automotive Repair.
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PassPORTS Blended-Access Field Trips - PORTS Program
In the context of the PassPORTS program, blended-access usually consists of a live virtual connection to the park prior to an in-person field trip, but could also include other digital pre- or post- field trip engagement tools such as videos, VR/AR, and Project Based Learning.

How do I qualify for funding?
Field trip funding is available to all Title I public schools. If your school is not a Title I public school, but has significant socioeconomic or institutional barriers, you are still encouraged to apply. Applications will be reviewed on a case by case basis.

How much does the PassPORTS grant cover?
The PassPORTS grant covers up to $1000 of field trip costs through our reimbursement process. The final grant amount is calculated based on the receipts and invoices received. If you are coordinating for large groups under the same grant (multiple classes, full grade levels, etc) the maximum amount may be increased.

What types of expenses can be reimbursed?
Reimbursement covers field trip related expenses including transportation, substitute teachers, program fees, administrative fees, field trip supplies and project materials. If you are unsure whether a certain expense can be reimbursed, the program coordinator can discuss this with you during your consultation.

How do I schedule my virtual and in-person programming?
When your request is approved, a program coordinator will contact you to schedule a brief 20 minute virtual consultation. During this consultation, the coordinator will help you schedule your virtual and in-person appointments and answer any questions about the funding process. Please note that virtual and in-person availability depends on the park.

What if my desired park is not listed under the participating PassPORTS parks list?
If you have a park in mind that is not currently participating in the PassPORTS program, please write it into the form. We will do our best to accommodate a custom program, depending on the capacity of the park staff. It is best to include at least one option from the PassPORTS participating park list as a backup.

Does PassPORTS provide transportation services?
No. PassPORTS funding provides reimbursements for transportation costs, but the school is responsible for arranging and paying for transportation.

Can more than one class participate?
Yes!
The 2024-25 Budget: California Student Aid Commission
Illustrative CSU Dependent Student With $110,000 Household Income, 2023‑24

Award Calculation

Cost of attendance

$30,000

Other federal, state, and institutional gift aida

‑5,742

Student contribution from work earnings

‑7,898

33% of parent contribution from federal EFCb

‑6,300

Student’s Remaining Costs

$10,060

Percentage based on annual appropriationc

36%

Award Amount

$3,622

aThe amount also includes any private scholarships in excess of the sum of the student contribution and parent contribution. 
bOnly applies to dependent students with a household income of more than $100,000.
cState law requires the California Student Aid Commission to determine what percentage of each student’s remaining costs to cover each year based on the annual appropriation for the program. The program is estimated to cover 36 percent of each student’s remaining costs in 2023‑24. 

EFC = expected family contribution. 

Awards Are Now Available to a Broader Group of Students. The new Middle Class Scholarship program generally maintains the income and asset ceilings of the original program, adjusted annually for inflation. The maximum annual household income to qualify for an award is $217,000 for dependent students in 2023‑24. However, the new program serves considerably more low‑income students than the original program. This is because students receiving tuition coverage through Cal Grants or other need‑based financial aid programs are now eligible for Middle Class Scholarship awards to help cover nontuition expenses. As Figure 5 shows, more than half of students who received Middle Class Scholarship awards in 2022‑23 had a household income of $50,000 or less, and more than 80 percent had a household income of $100,000 or less. Students with lower household incomes, however, tended to receive smaller award amounts because they were receiving more gift aid from other programs. In addition to serving more low‑income UC and CSU students, the program also newly serves CCC students enrolled in bachelor’s degree programs.

State Funding Level Determines Percentage of Students’ Remaining Costs Covered.
FAQs • Danville, CA • CivicEngage
View the public parking map (PDF), displaying the downtown’s more than 1,400 available public parking spaces. 

2.
Where do I get a Downtown Employee Parking Permit?

Merchants and employees of the Downtown area are encouraged to participate in the employee permit program, as it allows all day parking in select areas of the Downtown while enhancing customer parking turnover within the prime downtown locations. Order your permit online. 

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What if a course is cancelled?

When registration falls below the minimum enrollment required, canceled with a makeup class, or illness, it may be necessary to cancel a class or program. At the time of cancellation, the Town will initiate a full refund, minus any credit card or service fees. Check refunds may take 4 to 6 weeks to process.Whenever possible, make-ups will be given on those occasions when inclement weather or instructor illness requires that a class be canceled. See instructor at next scheduled meeting for the make-up date.No refunds (whole or partial) can be given for classes missed by the student. 

2.
Is there a photo liability disclosure?

Yes. The photo liability disclosure includes understanding that photographs and/or video may be taken during the course of any activity and that these photographs and video may be used for Town of Danville publicity purposes. 

3.
What if there is a waitlist?

Waitlists will be established once a class has reached maximum enrollment. If space becomes available, you will be contacted by phone and / or email. 

4.
What is the Town of Danville's Tax Id number?

The Town of Danville's Tax Id Number is 94-2834842. 

5.
What is the Refund/Withdrawal policy for an activity?

Please complete the Activity Transfer / Withdrawal Request Form.Refund PolicyUnless otherwise stated, requested withdrawals will be approved upon submitting this request at least seven business days prior to the first day of class. Withdrawals requested within the seven business days of the date of the activity are not guaranteed refunds or credits. They will be processed and evaluated on a case by case basis.
FAQs • San Bruno, CA • CivicEngage
Any unauthorized attempt to establish service will result in a meter-tampering fine of $915 per occurrence ($305 per each additional occurrence). see Master Fee Schedule Budget & Financial Reports | San Bruno, CAFor more information, please contact the Finance Department at 650-616-7086. 

7.
What is the Water Service Fee?

All water customers are billed a monthly service fee depending on the size of the water meter installed at the service location and a per unit charge for water consumed. You can find all rates in the Water and Wastewater Notice (PDF).For more information, please contact the Finance Department at 650-616-7086. 

8.
How do I report a water or wastewater leak or emergency?

To report a water or wastewater leak or emergency, please contact the Corporation Yard at 650-616-7160. 

9.
How are wastewater (sewer) rates calculated?

The wastewater rates are calculated based on the average water usage between November and April. These months are used because residents generally water their lawns the least during these winter months. The average water usage between November and April is then used as the basis for wastewater charge from July through June of the following year.View the Water and Wastewater Notice (PDF) to learn more abut the current rates, or contact the Finance Department at 650-616-7086 for more information. 

10.
What is the difference between water consumption Tiers 1, 2 and 3?

Tiers 1, 2 and 3 are the different rates charged for the amount of metered water consumed (measured by units). For all single family residential accounts, units 1 through 10 are billed at a lower rate to encourage water conservation and to minimize the rate increase impact to low water consumption customers. Units 11 through 20 are billed at a higher rate in Tier 2. Units above 21 are billed at the highest rate in Tier 3. All other accounts (apartments, multi-units and commercial accounts) are billed at a flat rate per unit consumed. 

11.
How do I terminate my Utility Service Account?

To terminate your Utility Service account please call 650-616-7086 and press Option 4 (telephone hours 8am-5pm weekdays).
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CREDIT / DEBIT CARDS OR E-CHECKTo pay your taxes online, you must have your 12-digit Assessment Number or 12-digit Fee Parcel Number. Enter the information into the appropriate box and click on the “SUBMIT” button. If you are searching by Assessment Number, only that assessment will appear. If you wish to view all tax bills associated with a parcel (i.e. supplemental and unsecured), searching by Fee Parcel will show all tax bills associated with this parcel. When the assessment you are inquiring about appears on the next screen, click on it and the tax information will be displayed.  Prior to proceeding, please be aware the 3rd party online payment vendor charges additional fees, shown below:Payment TypePayment AmountProcessing FeeCredit$1.00 - $100.00$100.01+$2.502.75%Debit$1.00 - $100$100.01+$1.001.75%E-Check$1.00+$0.75Payments may take up to 90 minutes to show as PAID online.  You will receive a confirmation number as a “receipt” of your payment.If an error message is received when making a debit card payment that states the debit card is invalid, and the payment process is continued, the debit card will be processed as a credit card and the credit card fees will apply as shown above. This generally occurs when using a debit card that requires a pin number.  You will be informed of all charges and fees before you authorize the payment.
California Hunter Education

The online course, alone, is NOT a qualification for a hunter education certificate. Once you have completed an online course, you will still need to attend a 4-hour follow up class with a certified Hunter Education Instructor. Access is permitted to the 4-hour follow-up class only after a student has completed the written Home Study or Online component of the class.
Step 1: Attend an Online Course. Choose a course from one of the following providers:

Hunter-Ed.com California

Step 2: Attend a 4-hour Follow-up Class.

Browse/Register for a Follow-up Class

Option 3: Online Only Certification Course

California Online Hunter Safety Course (hunter-ed.com/California)

Advanced Hunter Education

Bow Hunting Classes
Important! Bowhunter Education Classes do not fulfill the requirements for a Hunter Education Certificate.  The certificate you receive does fulfill the Bowhunter Certification requirement in other States.

Notes to Parents

If the student is under 18 years of age, the required Student Consent form (PDF Form) must be signed by the parent or guardian.
Parents or guardians are encouraged to attend with young students, especially those younger than age 16, to help define new words or provide additional mentoring during and after class.
Generally, parents/guardians will not be allowed to assist students while taking the required exam.
The Online Course and Follow-up class is designed for students 12 years and older.
Questions regarding our program? See Frequently Asked Questions.

The Hunter Education Program, as a state mandated, federally funded program, must be made available to all persons. No one may be refused training, certification, or otherwise discriminated against because of age, race, color, creed, sex, sexual orientation, religion, disability or national origin. Additionally, the program must be made available to all persons as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act. If a student needs reasonable accommodations, please contact the District Coordinator for your county. For American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting services, please contact the District Coordinator at least 60 days prior to the desired class date.

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Basic Firefighter Academy | American River College
American River College

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CSFM FF1 Testing and Certification
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*Fees for Student Materials, Certifications, SCBA Rental and PPE Rental may be substantially less pending approval of Grant money provided by ARC. The fees currently do not reflect this and will be adjusted lower if approved. 


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Class meeting times will be:
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Each day is a 10-hour instructional day from 0630 - 1700.


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