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The needs are to keep the trail maintained by keeping brush cut back, trash picked up and various other projects.Special EventsHelp the city staff with special events throughout the year. The day of events may need volunteers to help out as well. Creek Clean UpWith the help of community volunteers, the city hosts a Spring and a Fall creek clean up each year. These cleanups offer an opportunity for individuals, families and groups to be a part of the solution to local water pollution. Spend a morning working with your friends and neighbors to help pick up trash and keep our local waterways neat and clean. Email Environmental Services for details.Maintenance Volunteer The maintenance department has several volunteer opportunities. 

 
 
 

Volunteer with our Partners!Morgan Hill Historical SocietyDiscover the fascinating history of our community at Villa Mira Monte! Share your passion for history by becoming a Docent at the Hiram Morgan Hill House, the Morgan Hill Museum and/or the School Field Trip Program (Grades 3-5). Other ways to get involved include museum archiving, events and fundraisers, property management and much more. Make new friends and have a great time!Volunteer with the Morgan Hill Historical Society:Morgan Hill Historical Society17860 Monterey RoadMorgan Hill, CA 95037Website                                                                                                  

 
 
 

 

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Les caractéristiques centrales de la région sont deux plans d’eau, Mud Pond et McRorie Lake (anciennement connu sous le nom de Rock Pond). Il y a aussi deux montagnes importantes, Rock Pond Mountain et Mud Pond Mountain.Il n’y a pas d’utilisation publique de la zone adjacente du camp de base.La partie publique des terres de la servitude est divisée en deux zones. La zone de l’étang de boue de 590 acres est ouverte au public toute l’année. Alors que la région du lac McRorie, d’une superficie de 3 300 acres, est ouverte au public du 24 août au 23 juin.Une servitude de conservation est un partenariat avec le propriétaire foncier privé qui permet l’accès public tout en protégeant les espaces ouverts en limitant le développement. Le propriétaire foncier privé conserve le droit de gérer la propriété à des fins telles que la production durable de bois. Des camions d’exploitation forestière, des débardeurs et d’autres équipements d’exploitation forestière peuvent être présents pendant les opérations d’exploitation forestière. Avant de recréer, veuillez consulter la carte et les règles qui s’appliquent aux endroits que vous souhaitez utiliser. 

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By participating in this program, Madison County residents may dispose of 20 liquid gallons and 30 dry pounds for free of acceptable HHW.*A RESERVATION CANNOT BE MADE UNTIL THE PRODUCT AMOUNTS ARE COMPLETE*Your reservation confirmation and other related information including a map with written directions to Miller Environmental Group in Syracuse will generally be processed and returned to your inbox within 1 - 2 days with your appointment confirmation.First and Last Name*Street Address*City*Zip CodeEmail Address*Phone Number*Appointment AvailabilityEnter the month, time and days you are available to visit the hazardous waste facility. The facility is open during the following times:Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 3 PMNEW:The first Saturday of every month from 8 AM to 12 PMJanuary 6, February 3, March 2, April 6, May 4, June 1, July 6, August 3, September 7, October 5, November 2, December 7Same day and next day appointments will not be allowed as we require 2-3 business days to notify the facility and confirm the appointment.Preferred Date*Preferred DatePreferred DateItems Covered Under the PaintCare ProgramYes, I am bringing items covered under the PaintCare program.Check this box if you are bringing any of the below items covered under the NYS PaintCare Program that went into effect May 1, 2022. Please specify quantities under each category. These items do not go towards the 20 liquid gallons and 30 solid pounds limit.  View the list of accepted PaintCare items here.Oil Based Paint(Liquid - Gallons)Latex Paint(Liquid - Gallons)Varnish, Shellac, Lacquer & Urethane(Liquid - Gallons)Rust Preventatives(Liquid - Gallons)Primers, Sealers, Stains(Liquid - Gallons)Deck Coatings and Floor Paints(Liquid - Gallons)PLEASE ENTER THE GALLONS OR POUNDS FOR EACH ITEM (DO NOT INCLUDE PAINTCARE AMOUNTS)The items listed below are considered household hazardous products with some examples of each category. There is a limit of 20 liquid gallons and 30 solid pounds.
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FAQs • Private Sewer Lateral FAQs
All private property owners - residential, commercial, and industrial - within the city limits of Morgan Hill and connects to the city sewer main line. This ordinance applies to all properties that are more than 15 years old. If the property is a new construction that is 15 years or less of age, this inspection is not required. The property may complete an Exemption Form to provide to the Buyer during the real estate transaction.  

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Maintain a fully functional private lateral sewer systemPrior to the sale of a property, find and hire a Qualified Contractor, to complete a CCTV  video inspection of the sewer lateralSubmit the passing Utility Inspection Report Form and request a Dropbox link to upload the CCTV footage to PSL.WC@morganhill.ca.gov (only passing inspection reports should be submitted)The passing report and video will be verified by City teammates for completeness and any discrepanciesOnce verified by City teammates, a certificate of compliance will be issued within five business daysIf the inspection does not pass, the damages will need to be repaired and a new inspection that passes will have to be performed by the Qualified Contractor  

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1. Choose a Qualified Contractor from the provided list to perform the inspection. We recommend calling and receiving a few quotes. 2. Have the Qualified Contractor complete the inspection at the property and completely fill out the Utility Inspection Report Form (PDF).3. If the inspection passed, email the report to PSL.WC@morganhill.ca.gov and request a personalized Dropbox link to submit the passing CCTV footage.4. After verification, you will receive a Certificate of Compliance. The certificate is valid for ten (10) years.5. Keep this certificate for any future real estate transactions and provide to the new property owner upon sale.  

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In compliance with this ordinance, a Qualified Contractor from the provided list must perform a closed-circuit TV (CCTV) inspection of the private sewer lateral, typically from the clean-out closest to the building to the connection to the sewer main in the street.
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Whatcom County has - now I’m looking down at the legend again, and I’m saying, what are all these things that are indicated? Okay, so one of the things that is indicated is the NPDES Municipal Stormwater Permits, and these are the green boxes, and so they have Birch Bay, Ferndale, Lynden, and Bellingham all have those, so I’ve listed that in my alt text. It has Shoreline Master Programs for, and that’s the little red triangle. I don’t need to say that it’s a red triangle, because I’m going to get down to the legend later, and it’s going to give me that information in the legend. So in the map, I’m just going to say it’s got these Shoreline Master Programs for Blaine, Sumas, Nooksack, and Everson. Now, when we look at the next icon is for spill response equipment caches. And you’ll notice that that’s the little kind of raindrop icon. And there’s a bunch of them, and each one has a bunch of information. Like this one here says it has boom equipment and OSRV and a skiff and a bunch of stuff, all right? It’s also kind of just sticking out there in the middle of nowhere. So I have nothing to tag that to verbally. I can’t really pin that to anything. And because there was so much information, this is one of those where I’m running that balance between concise and complete, and so all I said was, there are spill response equipment caches in the region, period. You want to know more about that? You can find that out, but that’s it. And then the Puget Sound Initiative site cleanups in Bellingham Bay - that’s this little green stripy thing, and Municipal Stormwater Permit areas are also indicated. Because again, that was one of those things that it was kind of nothing to me to tag, hang it onto, all right? So I’m going to do that for each county.
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Telephone: 631-444-0429. E-mail: [email protected].  Please reference 6 NYCRR Part 44 when emailing.6 NYCRR Part 45, Transplanting of Shellfish. The Department proposes to amend regulations pertaining to the transplanting of shellfish that are necessary for the protection of the public health, compliance with federal guidelines, and minimum requirements from the National Shellfish Sanitation Program (NSSP) Model Ordinance (MO).  The proposed regulations would amend requirements for permits, transplanting of shellfish, periods of transplanting, relay area certification, and establish requirements for recordkeeping and reporting.  The proposed regulations would also establish requirements for water quality, shellfish testing, and bacterial reduction (cleansing) studies. This rulemaking will require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Government as well as a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis. Contact: Wade Carden, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 123 Kings Park Blvd., Kings Park, NY 11754.  Telephone: 631-444-0481.  E-mail: [email protected]. Please reference 6 NYCRR Part 45 when emailing.6 NYCRR Part 48, Marine Hatcheries, On-Bottom and Off-Bottom Culture of Marine Plant and Animal Life. The Department proposes to amend regulations pertaining to the sale of cultured food fish and other cultured food products for consumption or resale. The proposed regulations would amend requirements for marking and identification of cultivation products in commercial markets, requirements for permits, and record keeping and reporting requirements. The Department proposes to amend regulations pertaining to application standards and requirements for issuance of marine hatchery and on- and/or off-bottom culture permits.  This amendment is necessary to ensure that these standards and requirements are consistent with guidelines of the National Shellfish Sanitation Program (NSSP) Model Ordinance (MO), including the applicant’s submission of a written operational plan that considers all activities which may pose a significant public health concern, including, but not limited to, shellfish seed production in waters classified as uncertified, aquaculture structures that attract birds or mammals, and aquaculture husbandry practices. This rulemaking will require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Government as well as a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis.
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61 results found for Are the provisions for accelerated soaking at higher temperatures identified in TP-902 available for tank permeation testing as identified in TP-901?permalinkYes, the same provisions apply to TP-901.How is the worst case tank determined (as required for testing in TP 901)?permalinkIt is the tank with the highest ratio of surface area to tank volume in the fuel tank family.Does the engine need to be placed under a load during engine warm-up prior to the hot soak portion of the test procedure?permalinkNo, the engine or equipment must simply be operated for 15 minutes prior to hot soak.Where should the canister be located when conducting a SHED test without the chassis?permalinkThe canister should be positioned in a position comparable to where it would normally be found on equipment.When conducting SHED testing, can we test the engine without chassis?permalinkYes, the engine with complete evaporative emission control system can be tested without the equipment chassis.Can I use a different test fuel than those specified in the SORE regulations?permalinkManufacturers may only use a different test fuel if pre-approved by the Executive Officer as part of an alternative test procedure.Can I use Indolene as a test fuel in TP-901?permalinkYes, CARB will accept data generated with Indolene Clear as referenced in 40 CFR 1065.710(c).Can I submit data generated with a modification of the test procedure?permalinkAny alternative test procedure shall only be used if prior written approval is obtained from the CARB. In order to secure the CARB's approval of alternative test procedures, the applicant is responsible for demonstrating to the CARB's satisfaction that the alternative test procedures are equivalent to the required test procedures. Alternative test procedures may be submitted to the following address:California Air Resources Board
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