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Automatically placing your money in different buckets, such as “travel,” “emergency fund,” and “donations” can help you reach your savings goals.
It’s always a good idea to pay yourself first, meaning setting aside money for your future retirement. Your CalPERS pension and Social Security, if available to you, are a good place to start, but it’s also wise to establish a deferred compensation plan such as a 401(k) or IRA. As a CalPERS member, a variety of plans are available to you.
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Do you want to age in place? Think about how you might need to modify your living space as you age. Determine how close you live to a grocery store and pharmacy. Would you be able to walk there, rely on friends or family for a ride, or use public transportation? If you’re a distance away, you might want to move somewhere you can be closer to these and other amenities.
Do you want to maintain your independence yet have a safety net? Consider buying a home in a 55+ community that offers tiers of nursing care as you age. Affinity retirement communities also offer the benefits of companionship and events to fill your social calendar. Depending on the services offered, pricing can be steep, so you may need to save up while you’re still working.
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What can small business owners use the grant funding to pay for?

Small business owners may use the grant funding to pay for:PayrollBenefitsCosts to retain employeesMortgageRentUtilitiesOther operating expenses 

4.
How much grant funding will be awarded to eligible applicants?

The program will provide $5,000 to awardees. 

5.
Will I have to pay the money back?

No, the grant will not require any repayment. However, you will receive a 1099 for federal tax reporting and fraud may result in prosecution.  

6.
When will the application period open and close?

The application period will open on Tuesday, January 23, 2024, and close at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 29, 2024. 

7.
How can I apply?

To apply online, visit www.sanbruno.ca.gov/SBgrant.To apply online in Spanish, visit www.sanbruno.ca.gov/SBsubvencion. To apply in person, visit the Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center at 366 Grand Avenue, South San Francisco, CA 94080. 

8.
What type of documentation will applicants be required to submit as part of the online application process?

IdentificationSan Bruno Business LicenseTax Form 1040 (2019 + 2020 or 2020 + 2021)Tax Form Schedule C (2019 + 2020 or 2020 + 2021)W-9 Form 

9.
Will I need to pay an application fee?

No, there is no fee to apply. There are no processing fees if you receive a grant. 

10.
Will the application be available in languages other than English?

The application will be available in English and Spanish.  If you need assistance in another language, please contact us and we can make arrangements to meet with you in person. 

11.
How many grants will be approved?

The program will provide $5,000 to 18 businesses. 

12.
Can I apply twice for the same business?

No, there is a maximum of one grant to be awarded per Tax Identification Number (TIN). 

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States that Commanders should allow Service members to attend, “in a normal duty status” during “normal duty hours,” any scheduled medical or non-medical appointments, services, or counseling related to their sexual assault incidents, both Restricted Reports and Unrestricted Reports, in order to support them in their recovery.

	For convalescent leave, Commanders are authorized to grant convalescent leave (non-chargeable) to Service members for their treatment and recuperation from sexual assault based on a recommendation of a medical or mental health care provider or sexual assault medical forensic examiner (SAMFE). Such leave may be approved to start immediately following the release from a medical facility, the completion of a sexual assault forensic examination (SAFE), or the completion of an appointment with a health care provider after either an Unrestricted Report or Restricted Report of sexual assault incident is reported (e.g., a sexual assault victim may be granted convalescent leave immediately after their SAFE or after leaving a mental health appointment – hospitalization is NOT required).
Clarification P&R Memo: Eligibility for Adult Sexual Assault Victims in Unmarried Intimate Partner Relationships to Receive Services from EITHER the Family Advocacy Program OR the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program

The Clarification P&R Memo clarifies the role of the Family Advocacy Program (FAP) and the SAPR Program after DoDI 6400.06, "DoD Coordinated Community Response to Domestic Abuse Involving DoD Military and Certain Affiliated Personnel," expanded the definition of "intimate partner" to include a broader category of individuals in unmarried intimate partner relationships, for example "dating" relationships.

The SAPR Program has and will continue to offer services to adult sexual assault victims in this same category of "dating" relationships. As a result of the expanded definition, some adult sexual assault victims are eligible for, and can choose to receive, services from EITHER the Family Advocacy Program (FAP) OR the SAPR Program.
FAP will offer services to all adult intimate partner (to include "dating" partner) sexual assault victims under the new definition.
The SAPR Program will continue to offer services both to all adult sexual assault victims who are non-intimate partners and to adult sexual assault victims who are unmarried intimate partners (to include "dating" partners) EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING THREE CATEGORIES: 1. a current or former spouse; 2.
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The application will be available in English and Spanish.  If you need assistance in another language, please contact us and we can make arrangements to meet with you in person. 

11.
How many grants will be approved?

The program will provide $5,000 to 18 businesses. 

12.
Can I apply twice for the same business?

No, there is a maximum of one grant to be awarded per Tax Identification Number (TIN). 

13.
How is the decision made about which business will be awarded grants?

If more than 18 businesses apply, the City of San Bruno will hold a lottery choosing the 18 businesses to receive the grant. 

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Can I appeal the decision if I am deemed ineligible?

No.   

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Can I finish an incomplete application after the deadline?

No. 

16.
What are the criteria for approval?

The criteria to receive the grant are as follows:Independently owned and operated in San Bruno and that is not dominant in its field of operationOperating prior to March 16, 2020, and still operating in San BrunoHas a valid San Bruno business licenseHas suffered financial hardship as a result of the COVID-19 pandemicAttends a minimum of two (2) hours of ADA (Americans with Disability Act training provided by Good City Company)15 or less FTE (Full Time Equivalent) employeesNot a licensed alcohol or tobacco retail store 

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What if my business meets eligibility requirements for all but one of the criteria?

Unfortunately, the business will not qualify. You will be notified by email that your application was deemed ineligible. 

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What if I do not provide all the documentation required for a complete application?

You will be notified by email and mail that your application is incomplete, and you will be asked to reapply with complete documentation within a set deadline.   

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What if I submit a complete eligible application, but I am not selected for funding? 

Any applications received during the application window but not selected for funding will be placed on a waiting list. Should additional funds become available, the applications will be selected at that time, until the additional funds are exhausted.   

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Mars Oxygen In-Situ Resource Utilization Experiment (MOXIE) - NASA Mars
The "solid oxide" in a solid oxide electrolyzer cell is a ceramic made mostly of zirconia that is heated to 1,472 degrees Fahrenheit (800 degrees Celsius) inside a special miniature oven. When MOXIE runs, it first has to heat up that ceramic to its operating temperature. That takes about two hours. The rover batteries have enough available charge left to make oxygen for about an hour after that. During that hour, we sometimes change the voltage or the compressor speed to learn more about the instrument.
When MOXIE runs, very little else gets done on Perseverance. There isn't enough power left to drive, or to abrade rocks, or even to run the other instruments for very long. So MOXIE doesn't run very often, maybe once every one or two months.

What do we hope to learn from MOXIE?

MOXIE's main job is to show that we can rely on this technology to keep future crews of astronauts alive and return them home safely. That's a tall order. But more than that, we hope to learn a lot of technical details about how to build that much larger future MOXIE system. For that purpose, we include in MOXIE lots of sensors and controls that help us learn about how well MOXIE is doing and how to make it better.

What would a full-size MOXIE look like?

Earth and Mars line up for a trip every 26 months. When we send an astronaut crew to Mars, one idea is to send all the things they'll need – a place to live, rovers, a power plant, and maybe a "Big MOXIE" – on one launch opportunity, then send the astronauts on the next opportunity, 26 months later. If we do that, then the base would be in place for about 20 months before the astronauts start their trip. The goal of a Big MOXIE would be to make and store all the oxygen that the astronaut and their rocket would need for their mission before they even launch. That means the Big MOXIE would need to make 2,000 to 3,000 grams of oxygen per hour, compared to the 6-10 grams that the current MOXIE is making.