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To report graffiti on public property (sidewalks, curbs, street signs, equipment in the parks, utility poles, alleys, utility poles, etc.) or private property (residential and commercial property), call the Graffiti Removal Hotline at (626) 307-1449, send an e-mail to: graffiti@montereypark.ca.gov. or submit a request online via the GoMPK App.  To report the occurrence of an individual making graffiti, please call the Monterey Park Police Department immediately with a location and description of the individual at (626) 573-1311. 

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How can I dispose of bulky items and/or furniture left on the sidewalk or curb?

Thank you for participating in keeping the City clean.  Athens Trash Services provides a FREE service to the residents of Monterey Park and will pick up and dispose of bulky item, such as appliances, furniture, etc. Anyone can contact them to schedule a pick-up at (888)336-6100.  You may also submit a request online via the GoMPK App.   

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How do I report overgrown vegetation and/or weeds?

Property owners are required to maintain the landscaping on their commercial and residential properties.  Landscaping should follow Planning Division’s approved guidelines.  Overgrown, dead, decayed, diseased or hazardous tree, weeds, vegetation, or debris are to be reported to the Code Enforcement Division at (626) 307-1415, or submit a request online via the GoMPK App.   This includes but is no limited to any condition of vegetation overgrowth which encroaches into, over, or upon any public right-of-way including, streets, alleys, parkways and sidewalks, so as to constitute either a danger to the public safety or property or any impediment to public travel.   

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How to report trash, junk, overgrown weeds and debris on properties along the freeway?

Some properties that are located along the freeway, belong to and are maintained by the California Department of Transportation (Cal Trans).  To submit a customer service request to their Division of Maintenance, please visit online at https://csr.dot.ca.gov  If you need further assistance please coll (213) 897-3656. 

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In 1999, the City Council adopted an ordinance protecting all large oak, bay, cypress, maple, redwood, buckeye, and sycamore trees from indiscriminate cutting and removal. In doing so, the ordinance requires that property owners apply for and obtain a permit from the City before any heritage tree can be destroyed or removed. The removal of hazardous heritage trees or portions thereof must be approved by the City. However, the removal of healthy heritage trees is only approved in conjunction with a permit by the City for new construction under circumstances which justify such action. For new developments, an architect or designer must make every effort to design a project in order to minimize or eliminate the need to impact or remove healthy heritage trees. Heritage Tree Ordinance Regulations Brochure

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There is a heritage tree by my business that concerns me - what can I do to protect myself, my family, and my customers?

The City of Dublin shares your concern. Anytime you observe a change in the condition of your heritage tree, you should call a qualified tree consultant to evaluate the tree. The Community Development Department Planning Division has a list of consultants qualified to perform this service.Some tree changes are imperceptible and no one can fully guard against unforeseen problems. However, there are signs that everyone can watch for -- for example, a tree leaning badly in one direction; roots lifting out of the ground; cracks or splits in large branches; limbs that appear to have no live tissue while other portions of the tree appear healthy; a general decline in the appearance and the overall vigor of the tree; and wells or depressions around the tree allowing water to stand of long periods of time. Staff members are available during normal working hours to answer general questions and process heritage tree applications. During normal working hours call (925) 833-6610.	

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A site development review may be required for exterior improvements to both residential and non-residential properties. Please contact the Planning Division at (925) 833-6610 to determine if your project needs a site development review. You can also refer to Chapter 8.104, Site Development Review, of the Zoning Ordinance. Interior and exterior improvements may also require a permit from the Building and Safety Division.
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To report a street light that needs to be repaired, contact the Maintenance Division of Public Works at (925) 833-6630, or submit your request online by using Fix It - Dublin. 

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Who should I contact to report a malfunctioning traffic signal?

If you notice a traffic signal is not working properly, please contact the Maintenance Division of Public Works at (925) 833-6630 during normal business hours, Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. If you notice a traffic signal not working or malfunctioning after hours or on weekends, contact Police Services Dispatch at (925) 462-1212. Maintenance personnel will be dispatched to evaluate the seriousness of the problem and make necessary repairs. 

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Who do I contact to set-up water and sewer at my house or business?

Contact Dublin San Ramon Services District at (925) 828-0515.	

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What should I do if my sidewalk in front of my house is damaged?

You should report the damage to the Engineering Division of Public Works at (925) 833-6630, or submit your request / comments online using our Request Tracker. The City will send an inspector to your property to determine the extent of the problem and to give you recommendations and guidance to repair the area. The cost of repair is the responsibility of the property owner, as property owners are responsible for any repairs and maintenance of sidewalk, curb and gutter between your property and the edge of the pavement. For more information, please view the 	City's sidewalk repair page.

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Who is responsible for replacing damaged sidewalks?

•	You should report the damage to the Engineering Division of Public Works at (925) 833-6630, or submit your request / comments online using our Request Tracker. The City will send an inspector to your property to determine the extent of the problem and to give you recommendations and guidance to repair the area. The cost of repair is the responsibility of the property owner, as property owners are responsible for any repairs and maintenance of sidewalk, curb and gutter between your property and the edge of the pavement. For more information, please view the	City's sidewalk repair page for more information.
Informe: El 97% de las Frutas y Verduras Analizadas en California No Contienen Residuos Ilegales de Pesticidas
En un caso, los resultados hallados gracias a la supervisiÃ³n del DPR dieron lugar a una multa de $10,000 impuesta por la Oficina del Comisionado AgrÃ­cola del condado de Kern por el uso ilegal de mÃºltiples pesticidas en fresas.
Al recoger muestras de productos se hace especial Ã©nfasis en los tipos de productos que consumen habitualmente los niÃ±os. El departamento tambiÃ©n da prioridad a las variedades de productos con un historial de residuos ilegales de pesticidas, a los productos procedentes de paÃ­ses en los que se han detectado residuos ilegales en el pasado y a los productos tratados a menudo con pesticidas incluidos en la lista de la ProposiciÃ³n 65 como carcinÃ³genos o tÃ³xicos para la reproducciÃ³n.
Pueden consultarse el informe completo y los informes anteriores.

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El Departamento de ReglamentaciÃ³n de Pesticidas de California protÃ©gÃ© la salud humana y el medio ambiente al fomentar prÃ¡cticas de manejo de plagas mÃ¡s seguras y sostenibles y operando un fuerte sistema regulatorio para evaluar y registrar pesticidas y regular su venta y uso en todo el Estado.
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If stamp says MB leave them be and keep looking.If you make your own closed bin with a vessel like a garbage can, you will need to drill holes to allow oxygen exchange.Step 2: Gather MaterialsA common way to describe materials that go in your compost is brown or greens. Browns are higher in carbon while greens have a higher nitrogen to carbon ratio.3 parts brown to 1 part green is optimal. This ratio does not have to be exact but will generally achieve the best results.Leave out feces from cats and dogs, invasive plants, weed seeds, oil, fats, plastics or non organic matter.Gather kitchen waste in a container by your sink. If you can not have the bowl inside a cabinet get a container with a lid to help minimize fruit flies and pests.BrownsGreensLeavesVegetable ScrapsStrawCoffee GroundsWood ChipsAlfalfaSawdustGrass ClippingsNewspaperManure *herbivores onlyCardboardGarden Waste Step 3: MaintainIf you have a open bin, layer some small sticks and twigs at the bottom to help with air and drainage when starting.From here, you should layer your browns and greens. You can imagine you are making a bowl for your greens to lay in the middle and then add more browns on top.Because your greens are mostly made in the kitchen and will need to go out frequently it is handy to have a large pile of browns near your bin to add when greens are ready.Keep your compost at 40-60% water content. It should be the consistency of a wrung out sponge.Turning helps a pile break down faster and makes sure oxygen is present.Step 4: Harvest and More!You will know when your compost is done when it has a earthy smell and looks like rich dark soil.If you do not fully turn the pile, your finished compost will be at the bottom of the pile.If you are running out of browns; shredded newspaper, paper towel and toilet paper rolls make good brown additions.Other Resources:www.compost.css.cornell.eduwww.epa.gov/recycle/composting-homewww.dec.ny.gov/chemical/8799.html

 
 
 

 

 

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Most violations are resolved prior to the imposition of a citation. 

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What are the construction working hours in a residential neighborhood?

The allowable hours to operate or perform construction or repair work (which creates noise) within or adjacent to a residential land use district are Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

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My neighbor’s front yard is very messy and has an inoperable vehicle and recreational vehicle parked on their driveway. What can Code Enforcement do?

Code Enforcement can work with the property owner to clean up parts of their property. Code Enforcement works with property owners and tenants to remove or screen from public view inoperable vehicles, recreational vehicles, and junk on their property. The Town does not enforce the general maintenance of front yards such as tall weeds and dead lawns. If you live in an area with a Homeowners' Association (HOA), you may contact the HOA to see if they have more stringent regulations than the Town.Parking Enforcement enforces inoperable vehicles and recreational vehicles illegally parked on the public right-of-way. 

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My neighbor’s tree branches overhang onto my property and are dropping leaves into my yard. Can the Town make them trim the branches or remove the tree?

The Town does not have the authority to require a property owner to trim or remove any of their vegetation unless it encroaches into a public right-of-way that impedes either pedestrian or vehicular traffic. 

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My neighbor’s dog barks all day and night. What can I do?

The Town's Municipal Code does not address barking dogs. The Contra Costa County Animal Services (CCCAS) would be the appropriate department to contact in regards to this matter. CCCAS has a Noisy Animal Complaint Form that you would need to complete and submit. For more information, please contact CCCAS at 925-335-8300 or visit their website. 

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There are dogs, accompanied by the owner, that are off leash roaming around the Town’s community parks and private parks. What can Code Enforcement do?
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