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This mini-panorama combines two photographs taken by Apollo 15 lunar module pilot Jim Irwin, from the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (ALSEP) site, at the end of the second Apollo 15 moonwalk on August 1, 1971. Mission commander David R. Scott is leaning to his right and is putting down the Apollo Lunar Surface drill.

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Do I Need a Use Permit?	




 Are you thinking about opening a new business or expanding an existing business that requires a Minor Use Permit or Conditional Use Permit? Here is some information to help you understand the requirements and process to obtain a use permit. 

What is a Use Permit?
Minor Use Permits and Conditional Use Permits are required for businesses with unique operating characteristics that could impact surrounding uses. The use permit will include conditions of approval to ensure that the business operations remain compatible with the surrounding uses. The City of Dublin Zoning Ordinance (Chapters 8.100 and 8.102) addresses the requirements for these use permits. 

Do I Need a Use Permit?
Choosing the right location for your business is important. Prior to making a financial commitment to a site, be sure to verify that your business complies with the zoning for that site. This includes confirming that your business is a permitted use and there is sufficient parking to support the business per City requirements. A list of use types and zoning districts can be found in Chapter 8.12 of the Dublin Zoning Ordinance. Businesses with unique operating characteristics require a Zoning Clearance (ZC), Minor Use Permit (MUP) or Conditional Use Permit (CUP).  Use permits are required before opening a new business or expanding an existing business that requires a use permit. Planning Staff are available to assist you in determining whether or not a use permit is required. You can also follow an easy three-step process to get started. 

How do I Obtain a Use Permit?

Pre-application Meeting: You should set up a meeting with a Planner to discuss your project before making a financial commitment to a site and preparing detailed plans. Bring a rough draft of your plan to this initial meeting.
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And it gives me a little more. Because if I look at the map - actually, I had trouble finding it. I was like, wait a second, where’s the one in Canada? And it’s way over here. There’s only one little tiny one in Canada. So I don’t really care about the one in Canada, you know, for my description in my map, because it just isn’t enough information. And there’s actually very little over here in Wisconsin. So Michigan is kind of the place, and so you just want to highlight that. You want to give the most relevant information. The other thing that you can think about with maps - and I do this with charts and graphs all the time - is sometimes, either preceding or following the map, or maybe somewhere in the appendix, there’s a whole lot more textual information about that map. It may actually list out each of the townships and how many singing Warblers there are. In that case, I would put on the map, see details following the map in the document, or something like that. So the idea is to give people as much information as you can without overwhelming them and without overwhelming yourself in creating this information. Now, it just so happens in Acrobat there isn’t an upper limit on how much you can put into that alt text. The sort of rule for alt text is it should be as complete and as concise as possible. So we’re kind of balancing two things there. Well, concise is one word. Complete is a whole document. So where do I go between that? I want to figure out what that’s going to be. Now, some products, when you’re putting alt text on them, there’s a limit. There’s an upper limit, like 256 characters or 512 characters. So you can do more in Acrobat than you can in some other products. I’ve been speaking nonstop for three days, so I’m losing my voice. Okay, so now we’ve got the Kirtland Warbler map.
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Need a quick break from work or other activities? Follow along to this 2-minute stretch break. Check out the Stretch Break #2 or Stretch Break #3 videos for other routine options.

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Perform this at-home strength routine using light weights. If you don't have weights, canned goods or full water bottles will work.

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) VenusHarris:We tried a few different designs for Venus, starting with the surface, but the intent was to show things people might find pleasant, and Venus' surface is anything but.Kim:The scene is of a city in the clouds during a transit of Mercury across the sun. The Morse code for the number 9 is written on the side (signifying the inhabitants are "on cloud 9"). CeresDelgado:The big sign in this poster is inspired by the gateway in Reno that announces it as "the biggest little city in the world." We kind of thought that might suit Ceres. It's the biggest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter and probably has a lot of water ice underground.Harris:We designed all of these posters as a group, and liked the way this looked with a very muted color palette. JupiterDelgado:The basis for this poster was a Jupiter cloudscape by artist Ron Miller, who was very gracious in allowing us to modify his painting. In talking with a lead scientist on NASA's Juno mission (which is getting to Jupiter in July), we locked onto his description of the brilliant auroras Jupiter has. It would truly be a sight to see. EnceladusDelgado:Saturn's moon Enceladus is all about the plumes erupting from its south pole. At our first brainstorming session, someone called the plumes "Cold Faithful," and that helped crystallize this idea quite quickly.There's no right way up in space, so for fun, we turned the surface upside down from the point of view of the visitors in the picture. Kepler-186fHarris:The concept here was about how plants might be very different colors on planets around other stars, since the star's spectrum of light would be different. So we played on an old saying, with "the grass is always redder on the other side of the fence."There's whimsy in the design, making people wonder why there would be this white picket fence on an alien planet.
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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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If I need to make a change to my business license, what do I do?

For address or owner change you will need to complete a new Business License Application and submit it with a $1 fee.Please check the box on the upper right hand side of the form indicating “change of location” or “change of address.”If your business name changed you will need to apply for a new business license, including all associated fees.  The old business license will be closed.    

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My business license expired; do I owe a penalty fee?

We allow a 30-day grace period from the business license expiration date to renew without penalty.  After the 30-day grace period, there is a 10% penalty fee assessed for each month your license is delinquent up to a maximum penalty of 50%.For annual renewals, penalties will be imposed if payment is not received by July 31.                PENALTY SCHEDULE:                Month of August 10%                Month of September, additional 10%                Month of October, additional 10%                Month of November, additional 10%                Month of December, additional 10%                Maximum penalty is 50% 

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I have received my Business License Renewal, how do I calculate the amount due?

If you renewal form shows Rate Type:  Gross Receipts, you will need to use the instructions on the Business License Renewal Notice to determine your business license tax due.  Incomplete forms will be returned. All other rate types are a flat rate and have the amount due clearly printed on the form.  

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Can I renew my license online?

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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. 

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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.	

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Can I pay for my permit with a credit card?

Yes, the City accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover Card. 

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Does the City offer any evening inspections?

The City of Dublin offers inspections on Tuesday evenings between the hours of 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.  These inspections are for residential homeowners in need of an inspection for re-roof, water heaters, gas lines, accessory structures, additions, HVAC, and miscellaneous residential repair work. Please contact Building and Safety at (925) 833-6620 to schedule an appointment. You must call the day prior to your requested inspection date, before 3:00 p.m., for a next-day inspection. 

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Persons doing business in the City of Dublin are required to have an active business license. This includes business administered out of a home, commercial space and non-Dublin businesses that provide services, deliver goods for a fee, or sub-contracts in Dublin. A business license must be obtained within 30 days of conducting business in the City of Dublin. Business License Application Forms

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Do I need a business license for renting out residential rental property in Dublin?

Owners of residential rental property in Dublin are required to have a business license, even if renting to family members or if the rent does not cover owner expenses. 

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Nobody likes to look at, or step in, dog poop. Pick up a spare poop because you may have left one and not seen it-a "karma poop pick up."Keep the area safe and clean. Remove extra water jugs. Pick up trash, cigarette butts and orphan poops. Don't allow your dog to dig holes, which can cause injuries to unsuspecting people and dogs. Leave the site in better condition than you found it. Small actions, multiplied by thousands of visits, keep off-leash dog areas successful.Enter the dog park away from where the pack or majority of dogs are playing. Too many unknown and enthusiastic ‘greeters' may cause a new dog to be fearful and to fight to protect itself. You can prevent this by avoiding the pack initially and giving your dog time to get used to the park slowly. Also, if your dog designates itself as a ‘greeter', call it away from the gates to assist new entrants.Be friendly. People are here to bring their dogs to play. Most people don't have malicious intent, just lack of experience. Mistakes are made, and helping people is more productive than condemning them. If your dog gets in a scuffle, pull the rear legs of your own dog to separate the combatants. Don't put your hands/arms in the middle, you'll be bit. After separating the dogs, check for bite marks. Often the snarl is worse than the bite. Many things described as vicious "fights" may not even result in broken skin. Act, don't react.Please check to be certain that your dog's immunizations and licensing are up-to-date. The dogs will be in close proximity, use a common water fountain and play with toys and balls that other dogs have mouthed. We know of no instances where there have been problems, and it's up to all of us to keep it that way!

 
 
 

 

 

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We also use <script type=module>, which is ignored by browsers that do not support ES6 components. In these cases, the network request is not even made. This stops the JavaScript from slowing down the basic experience.Features of web components we useWeb components help limit development to the local scope of the custom element. There are good lifecycle tools for building up and tearing down JavaScript features. In other words, no waiting for "DOMContentLoaded" or any other old hacks.We use plain custom elements. This does not stop us from depending on advanced base classes, but we get a lot of mileage out of the supported API now.Applying CSS only to instantiated elementsWe can use the :defined CSS selector to apply styling rules only when the custom elementâs JavaScript has run.For example we reference the custom element inside our CSS file with and without :defined:cagov-accordion {
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