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Usually, in such instances, right angle collisions were reduced by the traffic signals, but the total number of collisions, especially the rear-end type, increased.There are times when the installation of signals results in an increase in the number of pedestrian accidents. Many pedestrians feel secure with a painted crosswalk and a red light between them and an approaching vehicle. The motorist, on the other hand, is not always so quick to recognize these "barriers."When can a traffic signal be an asset instead of a liability to safety? In order to answer this, traffic engineers have to ask and answer a series of questions:Are there so many cars on both streets that a traffic signal is necessary to clear up the confusion or relieve the congestion?Is the traffic on the main street so heavy that drivers on the side street have difficulty crossing?Would the total delay to drivers be improved by a traffic signal, or is a four-way stop an acceptable alternative?Are there so many pedestrians trying to cross a busy main street that confusing, congested or hazardous conditions result?Are signals at this location going to help drivers maintain a uniform pace along the route without unnecessary stopping?For additional questions about traffic signals or other traffic-calming measures, please contact Engineering at 650-616-7065. 

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Who is responsible to fix the sidewalk?

Basic responsibility for sidewalk repair rests with the adjacent property owner. However, there are some instances-such as when a City tree or utility line caused damage to a sidewalk - that the City would make the repairs. For more information, contact Engineering at 650-616-7065. 

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For more information on street sweeping, visit the Street Sweeping Schedule page. 

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An encroachment permit is needed anytime you wish to perform any work or store any item in the public right-of-way. This is the area outside your property that generally includes the sidewalk, curb and gutter, planting strip, driveway cut to your property and the street.
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" I don't understand how they are "non profit" They are a county agency. I see all the types of responses they make, but I don't see OHV as a type of response. Should OHV money be used for overdue hikers and downed aircraft? I don't think so. Also on page 1 you mention you service "Pinyon Canyon Road". There is no such road as Pinyon Canyon Road. You may be thinking of Pinyon Mountain Road in Anza Borrego Desert State Park. This road is for street legal vehicles, OHV is not allowed. As ABDSP is a State Park, I don't believe grant money can be used there. You also mention " McCain Valley Road" as an OHV area. OHV's are prohibited on McCain Valley Road, but are allowed in nearby Lark Canyon OHV area. The vehicles you want to purchase will do no good in Lark Canyon, as it is a motorcycle area with very narrow routes (I personally ride there). You state you would like funding for training, specifically training for • Land Navigation and Orienteering • Human Tracking and Area Search • Search Management • Technical Rope Rescue • Radio Communications • Canine Training - Human Scent Trail, Area Search, Waterborne Search, and Human Cadaver Search • Off-road Vehicle Operations and Winching • Off-road Route Surveys. While these are skills we all want our sheriff's to have, I am not sure if off roaders want our money to pay for training in these non OHV areas. Waterborne search? How is that OHV related? On Page 4 the applicant mentions where training takes place, but some of these are fictional areas. There is no such place as Otay Mesa Mountain Truck Trails. You may be referring to Otay Mountain Truck Trail. I am very knowledgeable of OHV in San Diego County and have never heard of "Borrego Springs Trails" for OHV. The same for "Anza-Borrego Springs OHV routes". Anza Borrego Desert State Park has no OHV usage (not since 1985).
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Wade, a tank driver who did two tours to Iraq, retired from the Army after 17 years. After his service, he battled PTSD and what he referred to as “self-hate.” He attempted to take his own life three times in the years following his separation from service. Then, in 2018, the brakes failed on a semi-truck he was driving, forcing him to choose between barreling into traffic or swerving off the road into an outcropping of trees.
He ran into the trees because, doing so, would risk fewer lives. Seven weeks later, Wade awoke from a coma, missing his left leg below the knee.
“It was a factory reset,” Wade said. He remembers struggling to breathe after the crash, then waking from the coma thinking that, if he could fight like he did to stay alive during the crash, he could fight to live his life.
“It was the best thing that has ever happened to me,” he said, of the choice to fight to live.
Now, Wade is living his life to the fullest because, “There’s lemonade to be made.” As a result of the crash, he lost the ability to talk. He learned to speak again at the Northeast Ohio VA in Cleveland and learned to walk with a prosthetic leg.
In April, he participated in the 38th Annual National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic, one of six VA adaptive sports and arts programs VA offers. Wade has gone rock climbing, sky diving, scuba diving and skiing—sports he never would have tried if it wasn’t for his new perspective on life and the opportunities VA has provided through adaptive sports.
Wade tested the G-3 Infinity Knee, a prosthetic specifically designed for amputees to use while enjoying outdoor activities. The prosthetic has an advanced pneumatic/hydraulic shock, allowing users to make micro-adjustment movements nearly as fast as they can think of them.
“Don’t sell yourself short on what you can and can’t do. If you can’t do something, you just can’t do it yet. Not only can you survive after an amputation, but you can thrive,” Wade shared.
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Jeep club members and other off-roaders are looking for reasons to drive routes and to be able to assist the BLM in evaluating your route inventory would be a satisfying activity. It is irresponsible to go a year after storms without knowing the condition of your routes. You contradict yourself on page 2 when you say "Route monitoring is a critical component to successfully responding to maintenance needs. It's important that we quickly address issues to keep motorized users on routes and reduce resource damage." You have 200 hours at $65/hour for Staff-Civil Engineering Technician, but you don't say what specific projects this person is to work on. Please be specific. It is refreshing to see you have campground hosts. These people will help keep campgrounds orderly and reduce trouble. I see you want to buy a welder. I personally weld and I just bought a nice little mig welder for under $500. For your small jobs around a campground, $4200 sounds like a lot of money. Despite my above criticism, I applaud the Bishop Field Office for doing so much to maintain OHV access and recreation throughout our land. I only ask that you please ask for help when you fall behind or get in over your head. CORVA, Cal4Wheel and others would love to help your agency do a great job with managing our land together. I just spent today doing volunteer work in the Cleveland National Forest and we had about 50 people volunteering. If you get volunteers to inspect your route network or assist with other tasks, you may be able to use those hours right here as grant match. Please take advantage of the goodwill in the OHV community and ask for help. Ed Stovin - 5/4/2024

To whom this concerns, Please approve this grant application because the horribly underfunded agency need assistance in providing a comprehensive transportation system. This system is important for access to our public lands for many forms of recreation and resource extraction. This agency is dependent on these grants, so please approve them. Greg Weirick - 5/5/2024
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, July 14, 2022GOVERNOR’S TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES FREE CHILD SEAT INSPECTIONS AND ASSISTANCE IN HERKIMER AND ONEIDA COUNTIESFree Inspections by Appointment Offered Year-RoundThe Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) today reminded parents and caregivers in Herkimer and Oneida counties that free car seat checks by certified child passenger safety technicians are available on Sunday, July 17, in Ilion, and Saturday, July 23, in Rome.When: Sunday, July 17, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Where: Village of Ilion Police Department & Municipal Building, 55 First Street, IlionFor more information, contact Captain Laurie Ann DeVaul at (315) 894-9911 or [email protected].When: Saturday, July 23, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Where: Franklyn's Field, 1100 North James Street, RomeFor more information, contact Sergeant Eric Stevens at (315) 339-7722 or [email protected].These events are part of a yearlong safety initiative in which state and local law enforcement agencies and various community safety partners offer free child seat inspections. Trained technicians use the “Learn, Practice, and Explain” model to educate parents and caregivers on how to choose and properly install the appropriate seat for their child’s age and size and their vehicle, so it can be used correctly every time.Those who cannot attend one of these free car seat check events can make an appointment with a local fitting station. Find more information on upcoming car seat check events near you.
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Where do I send payment for a parking ticket?

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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How long can cars be parked on the streets without moving before they get towed away?

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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Can the police tow a vehicle from private property?

The Dublin Municipal Code 6.80.020 states that it is unlawful to have a vehicle on private property that is abandoned, wrecked, dismantled, or inoperative. This includes vehicles that are not licensed for long periods of time. To report abandoned vehicles on private property, call the City's code enforcement officer located in the Planning Division at (925) 833-6610.	

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How do I report an abandoned vehicle in my neighborhood?

Abandoned vehicles are vehicles that appear to be unable to run, are in disuse, or have been parked in the same spot on City streets for more than 72 hours. You may report an abandoned vehicle by calling the City's Abandoned Vehicle Hotline at (925) 452-2121.	

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How does the seat belt law affect me?

Every person who is a driver or passenger in a car or pickup truck originally equipped with seat belts is required to wear them. The driver is responsible for ensuring that seat belts are worn. Any person not wearing a seat belt may be cited for a violation. Children eight years old or under, or under 4 feet 9 inches tall, must be in a child-restraint system.	

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