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For additional information regarding an Animal Fanciers Permit, please contact Alameda County Animal Control at (925) 803-7042.	

27.
Who do I call when I feel someone is in violation of the Ordinance?

Call the Planning Division at (925) 833-6610 and ask to speak to the Code Enforcement Officer.When you call to file a complaint, be prepared to give the address of the property and the problem and/or condition that exists. Once a complaint is received, a site visit of the property will be conducted, usually within a week. If any violations exist, the owner and/or tenant of the property will be contacted and compliance will be requested. If required, a letter is sent to the property owner/tenant stating the nature of the violation, the specific ordinance section, and requesting compliance within a certain time period. The amount of time that the owner/tenant is given to correct the violation depends on the type and severity of the violation. A follow-up visit to the site will be made to determine compliance or correction of the violation. Additional actions will be taken for continual non-compliance such as issuing written warning notices, holding a public hearing, and issuing a citation to appear in court. 	

28.
Who do I contact if I have observed Graffiti in my neighborhood?

If you have been the victim of graffiti vandalism, you may report the incident to Dublin Police Services by calling (925) 462-1212. After the vandalism report has been taken, please remove the graffiti at your earliest convenience. If you are not the victim, please report the incident to the Community Development Department at (925) 833-6610. A Code Enforcement Staff member will respond, document the incident, and request that the graffiti be removed by the property owner in a timely manner.	

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Is my report of a violation anonymous?

California Government Code Section 6254 provides that records of investigation of complaints are not public records. Therefore, investigations of complaints will be kept confidential and information will not be disclosed except as required by a court order.For more information, visit the Filing A Complaint webpage.	

30.
What common types of violations are enforced?
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No accessory structure, with the exception of an approved entry feature, shall be located in the front yard, the area between the front yard and the residence, or within the portion of the side yard or a street-side yard that projects in front of the residence.	

23.
What is a Code Violation?

For information regarding violations, please visit the Code Violation webpage.	

24.
What can I do about the tree branch hanging over my neighbor's fence?

Unfortunately this is a civil issue. Please visit the Dublin Library and review the book "Neighbor Law." This book, which can be located in the Reference Section of the Library, is a good source of information that can assist and guide residents in how to address civil matters such as this.	

25.
As a Business Owner in Dublin, do I need a special permit to display promotional advertisement such as a sign or balloon?

Yes. The display of promotional banners, flags, balloon, searchlights, or similar advertising devices are regulated by the Zoning Ordinance (Ch. 8.84) and require the issuance of a Temporary Promotional Permit. For more information on requirements or how to apply for a Temporary Promotional Permit, please contact the Planning Division at (925) 833-6610. Applications are typically approved over the counter on the same day that the application is received. Temporary Promotional Sign Regulations

26.
Can I raise chickens or other livestock in my backyard?

The keeping of livestock (including "poultry") in any Residential district within the City of Dublin is regulated by the Alameda County Animal Control. An Animal Fanciers Permit would be required for anyone wanting to keep livestock. For additional information regarding an Animal Fanciers Permit, please contact Alameda County Animal Control at (925) 803-7042.	

27.
Who do I call when I feel someone is in violation of the Ordinance?

Call the Planning Division at (925) 833-6610 and ask to speak to the Code Enforcement Officer.When you call to file a complaint, be prepared to give the address of the property and the problem and/or condition that exists. Once a complaint is received, a site visit of the property will be conducted, usually within a week.
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 	If you receive a citation because your vehicle is not registered properly and you
 	have an economic hardship, contact the BAR for an application to determine if you
 	qualify for financial assistance.
Am I responsible for a correctable violation if I sold the car, if the car is not
 	running, or if the car I was driving is not mine?

 	You are responsible for any citation the officer issues in your name. The only
 	exception is if the citation is issued in the name of the registered owner of
 	the vehicle. If you cannot show proof of correction and do not want to pay the
 	full fine, you must appear in court. You should support your case with any
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 	responsibility to pay or appear by the due date listed on your citation.

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 	California and all other states participate in the problem driver pointer 
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