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The Town of Danville offers a 60/40 split on resident registration fees. Instructors receive 60% of the resident fee after the class is complete. 

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The Town offers classes in four distinct sessions. Instructors must submit a proposal for each session they would like to teach before the deadlines listed. 

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If not submitted here, you also agree to submit all supporting documentation at least 7 days prior to your event start date.In consideration of this special event permit application, signatories, applicants, participants, volunteers, and property owner(s) hereby indemnify, hold harmless, waive, release, and discharge in advance, the Town of Mammoth Lakes, including their officers, agents, servants, volunteers and employees, from any and all claims for liability, including, but not limited to, damages of death, bodily injury, personal injury, and property damage, which may have or which may hereafter occur as a result of said activity, even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons or entity named above and even if such persons and entity are otherwise strictly liable.I agree to and understand the conditions listed

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Making Maps Accessible in PDF Documents | U.S. Department of the Interior
It was a layered map, and it had a whole bunch of stuff in it, okay? And so that’s how they created it. And so when I tagged it, it grabs anything it sees. And so then you have to get rid of all of those. Now, they may have created that map as an image, and then we’re back to the Catahoula Refuge where, nothing I can do to break this out. So all I could do in that point is say, hey, this is a map of the northwest region, these are the counties, and you’re going to find these things in some of the counties. And I’m stuck. Yes. So it’s kind of nice. Actually, one more thing. It’s nice the more tags you have, because the more you have, the more you can do with it. I’m okay with 4,000 tags because I can get rid of them fairly quickly. Better than only one, and then I’m stuck with only doing one.>> And the next one from the field is, apart from image quality concerns, is there a reason to prefer an illustrator or EPS file, which picks up all of those tags over a flat JPEG or TIFF image, as that saves them from having to delete the tags?>> Yeah, so we kind of answered that. But it kind of depends on the purpose of the map. If the map is really simple, then I would probably just do an image of the map. But you might want the illustrator map with all of these different elements in it if you want to be able to break those out. So it really just depends on what you want to do with that map. In many people’s worlds who are working in PDF, you don’t have the ability to actually go from the source document. You’re just given the final thing, so you have to deal with what you have. If you can go to the source document, then sure. Get it set up in the way that will give you the information you need in order to be able to make that map as accessible as possible.
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How do I apply for a job with the City of Dublin?

The City of Dublin only accepts applications for open positions listed in our online job directory. Please follow the directions carefully on the job announcement, which can also be obtained by contacting the City of Dublin at (925) 833-6605, or visiting the Office of Human Resources at 100 Civic Plaza, on the second floor of City Hall. 

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If I submit a resume, do I still need to complete the City application?

Yes, a City of Dublin employment application is required to be completed thoroughly. Resumes are only accepted when attached to a completed City application.	

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No. We only accept applications for open jobs. You must submit a new application for each job you apply for.	

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Contact the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) at (800) 777-0133 to find out how to obtain an official copy of your driving record. We recommend you then keep the original DMV printout, and submit a copy of it with your employment application.	

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Really, when you come down to it and you’re doing maps, it’s generally an image. Certainly in PDF it is an image. So you’re really adding all text. So in some respects, it’s no different than thinking about an image. But maps are much more complex and frequently convey much more information. So how do you make that consumable? So we’re going to talk about that. So goals today, just understand the complexity of maps. You’re going to get all kinds of different maps, and you’re going to have to wrap your head around the fact that, oh, this one I can only do this with, and this one I can do more with, and what can I do that is best? And what’s the best I can do? And then we’re going to learn some approaches, all right? So let’s talk a little bit about the basics. This is always, always, always, always true, and I never do a PDF accessibility presentation without talking about the source document. The more work that you can do in the source document to make it accessible and then convert it to a tagged PDF, the better your chances are of having an accessible PDF and the less work you have to do. This is also true with maps, and we’re going to see as we go through figuring out how to make a map accessible, there’s work that you can do in the source document before you get to the PDF that will make that easier. One of the techniques that I’m going to show today and that you’re going to need to know is how to create a tag and select content in order to tag that. When you’re dealing with very complex maps and you have a lot of information, you’re going to want to break stuff up. And that means you’re going to have to create some new tags. You’re also going to be creating artifacts. These are things that you don’t want to show up and you don’t want the screen reader to announce. One of the maps I have had I think 4,000 individual identified pieces to the map.
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For any documents you are not able to attach at this time, please email copies to Stuart Brown (sbrown@townofmammothlakes.ca.gov) or drop a hard copy at the Town offices above Giovanni's. Supporting documents must be submitted AT LEAST 7 days prior to your event. Failure to do so may result in denial of your permit request.You may also pay your special event permit fee online once you have submitted this form. Staff will send you a link for payment once the form has been received by the Town. Regular Event Permit Fee - $250Premium (Temporary Road Closure) Permit Fee - $500Property Owner Notification Information and/or Paid Advertising PlanProperty Owner and/or Agency Approval Letters/PermitsInsurance Certificates (naming the Town of Mammoth Lakes as an Additional Insured, plus an additional Insurance Endorsement)ABC License (if applicable)Mono County Environmental Health Department Permit(s) (if applicable)Wildlife Management Event Vendor Recommendations Form (see below for copy of form)Wildlife Management Event Vendor Recommendation FormClick here to download form.Property Owner Notification Information and/or Paid Advertising PlanProperty Owner Notification Information and/or Paid Advertising PlanAgency Approval Letters/PermitsAgency Approval Letters/PermitsInsurance Certificates/Insurance EndorsementInsurance Certificates/Insurance EndorsementABC LicenseMono County Environmental Health Department PermitMono County Environmental Health Department PermitWildlife Management Event Vendor Recommendation FormOther Supporting DocumentationOther Supporting DocumentationACKNOWLEDGEMENT *I understand that this application is a request only, and approval is only granted once all applicable forms/supporting documentation has been submitted to the Parks & Recreation Department. Failure to submit accurate, complete, or required information may result in the denial of your permit request.
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The specific zoning district for every property can be found on the San Bruno Zoning Map. Please contact the Planning Division to confirm the zoning of your property at 650-616-7074. 

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How do I obtain a business license from the City?

Starting a new business is an exciting yet complex venture. The City of San Bruno would like to assist you through this process. Each business need is different and not all processes will apply to everyone. Establishing the business may require a number of reviews, completed forms and approvals from not only the City, but from other governmental agencies including the County, State and Federal governments.Please review the City's booklet, "Starting a Business in San Bruno" to help guide you throughout the process. You and your business are important to us. If you have any questions, we encourage you to give us a call at 650-616-7074. 

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A fence may be up to six feet in height in the back yard and side yard (to the rear of the required front yard) of any dwelling. An additional two feet of lattice may be placed on top of a fence or wall, so that the height does not exceed eight feet.In the front yard of any dwelling, a fence may not exceed three feet in height.A fence may not be installed within 25-feet of the street corner of a corner lot. The Community Development Director may allow such a fence if it would not create a solid visual barrier or safety hazard within the immediate area. In no case shall a fence, hedge, wall or screen exceed three feet in height when situated within twenty five feet of street corner or corner lot. 

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What is a Variance and how do I know if my project qualifies?

A Variance is a permit that allows a landowner to construct a building or open a business without having to comply with the standards required of other landowners in the same zone.
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We accept business licenses via online, mail or in person Monday through Friday 8a.m.-5p.m. at 1225 Lincoln Way -Room 1. Fees can be paid by check, money order, cash, or credit card. 

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Do I need a Home Business Permit?

If your principal place of business is in the City of Auburn, but in a home and/or apartment you will need to complete a Home Occupation Permit. If you are renting and are not the homeowner, you will need a signature on the Home Occupation Application from the owner/landlord verifying that they have given you permission to use the residence for your business. 

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What are the fees for obtaining a new business license?

Home Occupation Permit Application: $11.00Duplicate/Reprint License: $1.00Business License Tax:  See Business License Fee Schedule 33.025 in the Auburn Municipal Code 

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My business is Massage, what documentation is required at the time of application?

If you are applying for a business license and your business is Massage, you will need to provide a copy of your State of California Certificate and CAMTC ID. If you do not have a CAMTC Certification then your license will fall under the Auburn Municipal Code Chapter 112 Massage Establishments and Technicians 

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