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Is a permit required for replacement of a water heater?

Yes. This permit is issued over the counter and normally takes about 15 minutes to issue.  The permit can also be applied through e-mail; see Question 7, above.Please note, if the water heater is located in the garage, it must be a minimum of 18 inches above the garage floor.  All water heaters must be strapped to the adjacent wall, to protect against earthquake damage to water pipes and gas lines.  Please contact Building and Safety at (925) 833-6620 to obtain the Water Heater Installation handout for more information. Residential Water Heater - Permit and Inspections E-mail Based Residential Permits

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Is a permit required to replace a garbage disposal or dishwasher?

A permit is needed only if the plumbing or wiring is to be altered.  Please see link below for instruction on applying online. E-mail Based Residential Permits

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Is a permit required to replace a shower pan, bathtub, or the tile surrounds?

Yes, a repair work permit is required.  Please see link below for instructions on applying online. E-mail Based Residential Permits

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Is a permit required to install a freestanding fireplace or fireplace insert?

Yes, a mechanical permit is required, and in most cases, this may be done over the counter. Please note, however, the City of Dublin does not allow wood-burning fireplaces to be installed unless they are EPA-certified units. Refer to Dublin Municipal Code 7.32.270 for specific information. 

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California State Parks Encourages Visitors to Recreate Safely and Responsibly During Memorial Day Weekend
California State Parks invites Californians and visitors from around the world to recreate responsibly during the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, one of the busiest outdoor holiday weekends of the year.
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Available for any Native American who is a resident of the State and is financially unable to pay the fee required for a resident sport fishing license. The Free Sport Fishing License for Low Income Native Americans is only available at CDFW License Sales Offices.

Free Sport Fishing License - Mobility Impaired, Blind or Developmentally Disabled
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Available for a person who is blind, developmentally disabled, or mobility impaired. Your first Free Sport Fishing License must be obtained from the CDFW License and Revenue Branch. Subsequent licenses may be obtained from any license agent. See application for details.

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One-day Sport Fishing License
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Allows a resident or nonresident to fish for one specified day. One-day sport fishing licenses are exempt from the Ocean Enhancement Validation requirement.

Two-day Sport Fishing License
$31.06
Allows a resident or nonresident to fish for two consecutive days. Two-day sport fishing licenses are exempt from the Ocean Enhancement Validation requirement.

Ten-day Nonresident Sport Fishing License
$61.82
Allows a nonresident to fish for ten consecutive days.

Validations and Report Cards
Report cards are required for any person fishing for steelhead, sturgeon, abalone, spiny lobster, or salmon (salmon in the Klamath, Trinity and Smith Rivers only). Every person fishing for these species must have an appropriate report card, including any person who is not required to have a sport fishing license, such as a child who is under 16 years of age, a person who is fishing from a public pier, and any person who is fishing on a free fishing day.

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Ocean Enhancement Validation
$7.05
Required to fish in ocean waters south of Point Arguello (Santa Barbara County). An Ocean Enhancement Validation is not required when fishing under the authority of a One or Two-Day Sport Fishing License.

Second Rod Validation
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Allows a person to fish with two rods or lines in inland waters, except for waters in which only artificial lures or barbless hooks may be used.
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California water body authorities very early recognized the westward spread of mussel infestation via the Colorado River system and the potential harm to state waterways should our lakes and reservoirs be invaded. To help prevent California waterways from infestation, DBW was authorized to manage the collection and use of the quagga and zebra mussel infestation prevention fees from California fresh water boaters. 

 
                                              

 

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
If I retire and decide to stay in California temporarily, can I keep this exemption?

No, you must be active duty assigned to California. Once you retire, you are no longer assigned to or required to reside in California.

I own a boat with a friend. He has 33.3% ownership and I as an active duty servicemember own 66.6%. Is the boat fully exempt?

No, only the servicemember would be qualified for the exemption. 66.6% of the assessed value would be exempt.

It is mid-July and I didn’t get my claim form in. Can I still file a claim?

Yes. Since it is expected for active duty servicemembers to be temporarily away, the claim for exemption can be filed at any time without a penalty. However, without an annual filing, the boat will be assessed, a bill issued and due by the delinquent date. If you receive a bill and then file the claim, a correction to the tax roll will need to be submitted. Since the correction involves multiple offices, you will want to pay the bill to avoid any delinquent penalties, interest or liens. Once the correction is complete, you will receive a refund for any taxes paid. The Assessor’s Office has no authority to abate any penalties, interest or liens charged by the Tax Collector’s Office for delinquent taxes.

How is the value determined?

Value is determined by reviewing the Vessel Property Statement and price guides such as NADA by JD Power.The price guides are based upon market transactions and are a reliable source of information for vessel valuations. Please keep in mind, the price guides that are publicly available online typically correspond to the current date and may not match the value as of January 1st.

Why is the average retail value, as listed in the price guides for January 1, different from the assessed value?

California Revenue and Taxation Property Tax Rule 10 mandate that the Assessor include within the value all components of the full economic cost of placing property in service. A vessel value will typically include an adjustment to add sales or use tax.

Why did my vessel value go up/down from last year?
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Use of OPDMD in California State Parks
In conformance with Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), California State Parks is pleased to improve access for people with mobility disabilities by allowing the use of Other Power-Driven Mobility Devices (OPDMD) in areas where they can be operated safely, without posing substantial risk of serious harm to natural or cultural resources, and without fundamentally altering the nature of our services, programs, or activities.
Mobility devices help people with mobility disabilities enjoy greater freedom and independence. They include devices such as manual or power-driven wheelchairs, manually-powered devices, and other-powered devices.
Wheelchairs are devices designed primarily for use by an individual with a mobility disability for the main purpose of indoor, or of both indoor and outdoor locomotion, and include manual wheelchairs, power wheelchairs, and electric scooters.
California State Parks Grant Opportunities
The funding allows for investment and innovation throughout the state. Totaling about $3 billion so far over the past 60 years, State Parks’ grants provide opportunities that bring together local, state, federal and nonprofit grant partnerships in a variety of areas—urban and rural parks, off-highway vehicle areas and thousands of miles of California waterways.
Learn more about State Parks grant programs and how the funding can help you reach your outdoor, recreational and conservation goals:

DIVISION OF BOATING & WATERWAYS

The reach of the Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) grant programs is broad. DBW invests in publicly accessible recreational boating facilities and boating safety activities throughout California.
DBW funding allows local agencies to renew deteriorated facilities (e.g., boat launch ramps, boarding floats, parking lots, restrooms, lighting for boaters) or to develop new public access. Boating safety education grants to universities and colleges, nonprofit organizations, local government and public agencies help in training, basic boating education and boating instruction safety centers, and equipment grants assist law enforcement agencies with the purchase of patrol boats and other safety equipment.
DBW grants also create important investments in the environment. The division is involved in furthering environmentally sound boating practices through its clean and green programs, abandoned vessel and boater sewage management grants, as well as research on climate change and wave prediction.
To learn more, visit the DBW Grant Programs webpage.

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Aquatic Center Education Program 
Boat Launching Facilities 
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Boating Safety and Enforcement Financial Aid
Shoreline Erosion Control & Public Beach Restoration
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Pumpout/Dumpstation Operation and Maintenance Program – Clean Vessel Act
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OFF-HIGHWAY MOTOR VEHICLE RECREATION DIVISION

The grants provided by the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Division provide for well-managed, safe off-highway vehicle recreation in the state.
The funding provided by its grants supports numerous entities, including local and federal agencies, educational institutions, Native American communities and nonprofits.