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FAQs • Danville, CA • CivicEngage
In order to verify your residency in Danville, you can:Look up your street address in the index of the Thomas Bros. Guide; it will state Danville or Contra Costa County for zip code 94506Review the information on your property tax billCheck your residency status onlineFEESThe program and facility fees cover a large portion of the actual costs, though Town of Danville residents also partially support the classes, events, and facilities through their property tax assessments. Because of this, those program participants and individuals reserving Town facilities who live outside of Danville pay an additional non-resident charge. Special Notice to Alamo Residents living in the Alamo County Service Area R-7A: All Alamo residents are eligible to register for Town-sponsored programs scheduled at Hap Magee Ranch Park during the resident registration period. Effective May 9, 2023, resident fees will apply for these classes and activities. For more information, please call 925-314-3400. 

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Can I start a class late even though it officially started last week?

Please call the Danville Community Center at 925-314-3400 to inquire about adding to a class late. The Town of Danville does not prorate for classes missed by the student or for signing up after an activity has started. 

12.
Can I have the activity instructor's contact information?

Please contact the Danville Community Center for more information at 925-314-3400. Want to become an instructor with the Town of Danville? Visit our Prospective Instructor webpage. 

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What is an independent contract instructor?

Town of Danville instructors are independent contractors. An independent contractor creates their own curriculum, provides their own supplies and staffing. In addition, they set their own hours and budget and are entirely responsible for submitting an invoice to receive payment. 

2.
How are instructors paid?

The Town of Danville offers a 60/40 split on resident registration fees. Instructors receive 60% of the resident fee after the class is complete. 

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When are class offered?
FAQs • San Bruno, CA • CivicEngage
Those with home occupation businesses, apartment owners (with three or more living units), persons with commercial property rentals, outside contractors working in town on a project are all required to obtain City licenses. Contact the San Bruno Portal at 650-273-4371 for more information.Contact the Planning Division 650-616-7074 first to make sure that the business would meet zoning requirements. 

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How much does a business license or permit cost?

License Fee StructureIn-TownNew account:Gross receipts (time business starts-end of fiscal year June 30): refer to Gross Tax Receipt CalculationApplication fee: $50Business Compliance Permit Fee: $156 per hour (see Section 503 of Master Fee Schedule under Community and Economic Dev)Fire Inspection: $255State Mandated Disability Access and Education Revolving Fund: $4Home Based:Gross receipts (time business starts-end of fiscal year June 30): refer to Gross Tax Receipt CalculationApplication fee: $50State Mandated Disability Access and Education Revolving Fund: $4Out-of-TownApplication Fee: $66Business Tax: $75State Mandated Disability Access and Education Revolving Fund: $4Vehicle VendorApplication Fee: $50Business Tax: $75Fire Inspection - Mobile Food Truck: $202State Mandated Disability Access and Education Revolving Fund: $4ApartmentApplication Fee: $50Base Fee: $50Studio apartment: $3 perOne Bedroom apartment: $3 perTwo Bedroom apartment: $4 perThree Bedroom apartment: $5 perFire Inspection: $33 per unit (3 or more units) or $364 per buildingState Mandated Disability Access and Education Revolving Fund: $4License Renewal PeriodFiscal year ends June 30th of every yearRenewals are sent last week of May of every year 

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When does my garbage get picked up?

Garbage collection is provided by Recology San Bruno. The City provides billing services on behalf of the Recology San Bruno. For detailed information regarding garbage and recycling collection, collection dates, or scheduling extra service, please contact Recology San Bruno at 650-583-8536. 

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Where is your office located?
Bill Text - AB-132 Postsecondary education trailer bill.
2019–20 fiscal year and each fiscal year thereafter, and appropriates that sum to the Student Aid Commission for purposes of the scholarship program.This bill would revise provisions of the Middle Class Scholarship Program. Among the changes, the bill would provide, commencing with the 2022–23 academic year, an eligible student with a scholarship award in an amount that equals the difference between the student’s cost of attendance, as determined by the commission, and the sum of contributions from sources, including federal, state, and institutionally administered student scholarships, grants, or fee waivers, to fund the student’s cost of attendance. The bill would decrease the appropriations of $117,000,000 for the 2019–20 fiscal year to $116,557,000 and for the 2020–21 fiscal year to $116,956,000, and would set the appropriation for the 2021–22 fiscal year and each fiscal year thereafter at $117,000,000.(12) Existing law authorizes community college districts to charge students a fee of $46 per unit per semester, and also authorizes the waiver of this fee for students who meet specified criteria.This bill would authorize a community college district to use available emergency relief funds provided by the federal government to waive this fee, if it is unpaid by a student due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, as specified.(13) The Zero-Textbook-Cost Degree Grant Program requires the Chancellor of the California Community Colleges to distribute grants to community college districts that meet specified criteria for developing and implementing associate degrees and career technical education certificate programs earned entirely by completing courses that eliminate conventional textbook costs by
	 using alternative instructional materials and methodologies.Existing law requires a community college district, as a condition of receiving funding appropriated in the annual Budget Act, to develop and implement zero-textbook-cost degrees, among other things, to strive to implement zero-textbook-cost degrees by the first term of the 2018–19 academic year, or sooner, as determined by the office of the Chancellor of the California Community Colleges. Existing law requires the chancellor to report, by June 30, 2019, to the Legislature, the Legislative Analyst’s Office, and the Department of Finance specified information on the development and implementation of zero-textbook-cost degrees pursuant to the program, including the estimated annual savings to students.
40 ID Urban Warefare Test | Cal Guard
Please reach out to course cadre if you are unsure if you are approve to use LOA listed. Students must have finances in order prior to arrival. It is highly recommended students and instructors possess an active government travel card or equivalent travel credit card from your organization for TDY expenses.
Welcome Letters:
Urban Operations Planner Course 22-02 Residential Students Welcome Letter (pdf.)
Urban Operations Planner Course 22-02 Virtual Students Welcome Letter (pdf.)
Uniform: 
Uniform for the course is the Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP), international students equivalent, and business casual for civilians. Washers and dryers are available in the billeting at building 56. Students that are not assigned in that building, must check out building key with billeting front disk during normal business hours. Students must provide their own laundry detergent. Washer is $1.75/load and $1.75/load to dry. 
Packing list:
The minimum items required upon your arrival at in processing are as follows:

Duty uniform for your military component 
CAC Card and driver’s license 
Civilian clothing for evening social events 
Note-taking material 
One printed copy of your military travel orders 

Meals and Lodging: 
Hotel accommodations have already been arranged for all students and instructors at JFTB lodging unless you elected to secure off-base lodging at your own expense. JFTB lodging (4745 Yorktown Ave Bldg. 19 Los Alamitos, CA 90720-5176) room rate ranges from $55-$90 per night. All students and instructors will need to secure their lodging reservation through base billeting at 562-795-2124 and provide a credit card number NLT June 24, 2022. Ensure you tell billeting that you are attending the Urban Operations Planner Course. All bed linen will be provided. Free Wi-Fi is available to all guests. Parking is free on base. For more information on base lodging please visit the Joint Forces Training Base NAF-MWR Website. Attached to base billeting is a restaurant and bar (The Pub at Fiddlers Green).
License Agent Information

Who covers the fees associated with a credit card purchase?

License agents will continue to be responsible for their own sales and associated credit card processing fees.

 What types of training is available to License Agents?

License agents are provided an IPOS Installation Guide and Retail User Manual in the initial shipment of the CDFW Internet Point of Sale (IPOS) equipment and are available upon request. License Agent Training Videos are integrated on the CDFW sales terminal and additional over the phone training can be scheduled, if needed.
For specific questions or for immediate help, license agents may contact the CDFW’s License Agent Help Desk at (916) 928-2537 or email Agent@wildlife.ca.gov.

 How does a License Agent sell and issue a license (i.e. Collect customer data and issue a license?)

Most transactions require the license agent to retrieve the customer’s profile for which the license is intended, this can be done three different ways; such as scanning a previous license, scanning or swiping an driver’s license or identification card, or by entering search criteria.
ALDS automatically limits items available, based on customer qualifications, such as age, residency and previous purchases. For an in-depth view of the sales process, License Agent Training Videos are accessible through the sale terminal.

 What forms of identification can the License Agent accept for purposes of selling a license? 

The following are acceptable forms of identification required to purchase a license:

Any license document or GO ID number previously issued via ALDS 
A valid driver's license or identification card issued to him or her by the Department of Motor Vehicles or by the entity issuing driver's licenses from the licensee's state of domicile 
US Birth Certificate 
US Certificate or Report of Birth Abroad 
INS American Indian Card or Tribal Identification Card
Birth Certificate or passport issued from a US Territory 
US Passport 
US Military Identification Cards (Active or reserve duty, dependent, retired member, discharged from service, medical/religious personnel) 
Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship. 
A foreign government issued photo identification

Customers less than 18 years of age can also provide any form of identification described above; or a parent or legal guardian's identification as described above.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
Charter Schools are exempted from taxation if a claim form is filed annually, they are not automatically excluded from taxation.

Is any school instructing students in grades K – 12 eligible?

A Private, Nonprofit School, regardless of receiving public grants is not considered a Public School.  A Public School is any school publicly funded, governed by the State Department of Education and Placer County Office of Education. The instruction extends past Pre-K – 12 to include: Community Colleges, State Colleges and State Universities.

Isn’t a Community College or University considered a College and therefore should file for a College Exemption?

Community Colleges and Universities are governed by the State Department and Placer County Office of Education and are considered Public Schools. The College Exemption is afforded to Non-Profit Colleges or Seminary Schools and confers upon its graduates at least one academic or professional degree based on specific courses. For-Profit Colleges are not eligible to file for any exemption in California.

What types of property are exempt?

Real and personal property owned by a Public School or College, used exclusively by the entity may qualify for an exemption. Any use by another operator may be subject to taxation. The exemption is considered based on both the owner of the property and the use thereof.

How does a Public School receive an exemption on property they don’t own?

A For-Profit owner can file for a Lessors’ Exemption if the property is leased to  a Public School and the lease or rental agreement specifically provides that the exemption will fix the terms and Lessor will pass any tax savings to the Lessee in the form or reduced rents, refund of market rents paid or a reduction of Common Area Maintenance (CAM) fees in a triple net (NNN) lease, equal to the reduction in taxes. If the Lessor does not claim the exemption on the property, the Lessee may file a claim for refund with the Auditor Controller’s Office as the Lessee shall be deemed to be the person who paid the tax through rents or CAM fees. The Lessee shall be refunded for the portion of the property eligible for the exemption even though the actual bill was paid by the property owner.

Do we have to file every year?

Yes.
Basic Firefighter Academy | American River College
American River College operates two fire academies each year, January through mid May (Spring Academy), and August through mid December (Fall Academy). Application packets will be available on this website for the Spring Academy in October, and in May for the Fall Academy each year.
While there are no official prerequisites, the ideal candidate will have completed an accredited Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program which includes American Heart Association CPR for the Healthcare Provider, however, discretion rests with the Academy Director.
As part of the competitive selection process, candidates who have their application packet accepted, are required to participate in a written and physical assessment as part of the selection process prior to the Academy start date, date to be determined. The physical assessment includes push-ups, pull-ups, plank for time, and a 1.5 mile run for time. The written assessment is a multiple choice test consisting of the following six sections:

Memory Recall
Mechanical Aptitude
Directional Orientation
Mathematics
Reading Comprehension
Judgement and Reasoning

Credit enrollment is one semester (approximately 16 units) through American River College.
Certification includes California OSFM Firefighter I & Firefighter II; ICS: I100, I200, I700; Confined Space Rescue Awareness; Fire Control 3; Firefighter Survival; Common Passenger Vehicle Rescue Technician; CSTI Pro Board Haz Mat FRO; Wildland L180, S190, S130, and S131. 

Registration Fees
Total Fees: $3,700 to $3,800. All fees are subject to change.

Fee Name
Amount
Paid to

Enrollment and Tuition Fees
$736(16 units at $46 per unit)

American River College

Student Materials
$500
TBD

Student Certifications
$500
TBD

CSFM FF1 Testing and Certification
$225
TBD

SCBA Rental
$600
SCBA Vendor

PPE Rental/Purchase
$800
PPE Rental Vendor

Uniform Package
$250
Uniform Vendor

PT Gear Uniform Package
$130
Uniform Vendor
Bill Text - AB-132 Postsecondary education trailer bill.
It also is the intent of the Legislature that the funds provided pursuant to this subdivision directly offset mandated costs claimed by community college districts pursuant to Commission on State Mandates consolidated Test Claims 99-TC-13 (Enrollment Fee Collection) and 00-TC-15 (Enrollment Fee Waivers). Funds allocated to a community college district for determination of financial need and delivery of student financial aid services shall supplement, and shall not supplant, the level of funds allocated for the administration of student financial aid programs during the 1992–93 fiscal year.(n) (1) A community college district may use available emergency relief funds provided by the federal government to waive the fee requirements established pursuant to this section for a student who has not paid the fee due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.(2) A community college district may use the authorization established pursuant to this subdivision only to waive the fees of students that are unpaid due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. A participating community college district shall first waive the unpaid fees of low-income students and students from underrepresented communities.(o) The board of governors shall adopt regulations implementing this section.SEC. 60. Section 78052 of the Education Code is amended to read:78052. (a) It is the intent of the Legislature that community college districts develop and implement zero-textbook-cost degrees and develop open educational resources for courses to reduce the overall cost of education for students and decrease the time it takes students to complete degree programs.(b) For purposes of this section, the following terms have the following meanings:(1) “Chancellor” means the Chancellor of the California Community Colleges.(2) “Chancellor’s office” means the Office of the Chancellor of the California
	Community Colleges.(3) “Degree” means a zero-textbook-cost degree.(4) “Open educational resources” means high-quality teaching, learning, and research resources that reside in the public domain or have been released pursuant to an intellectual property license that permits their free use and repurposing by others, and may include other resources that are legally available and free of cost to students.
The 2024-25 Budget: California State University
Whereas the state subsidizes the cost of educating resident students, nonresident students are charged a higher tuition rate that is intended to cover the full cost of their education.
CSU Also Offers Self‑Supported Courses. Like the other public higher education segments, CSU offers some self‑supported courses (also referred to as extended education or professional and continuing education). Self‑supported courses generally charge student fees intended to cover the full cost of offering them, without any state subsidy. Self‑supported course offerings include an array of academic courses, professional certificate programs, and personal enrichment courses offered throughout the year. In 2022‑23, CSU enrolled 26,334 FTE students in self‑supported courses. These students are not counted toward state enrollment targets.
Many Summer Courses Have Been Self‑Supported. All CSU campuses offer some academic courses during the summer. Historically, many campuses have chosen to offer summer courses as self‑supported, while others have offered them as state‑supported. (Of the self‑supported FTE enrollment in 2022‑23, 52 percent was generated in the summer term.) Each campus sets its own fees for self‑supported summer courses. Based on a review of campus websites, these fees are different from, but not consistently higher or lower than, the tuition charged for comparable state‑supported courses. Students in both types of summer courses have opportunities to receive financial aid, but those opportunities tend to be greater for students in state‑supported courses. 
Recent Trends
CSU Reports Increase in Resident FTE Students in 2023‑24. As of December 2023, CSU estimates it is enrolling a total of 368,042 resident FTE students in 2023‑24—an increase of 5,788 students (1.6 percent) from the previous year. As Figure 8 shows, the 2023‑24 increase follows two years of significant enrollment declines. Despite the increase in 2023‑24, CSU’s total estimated resident enrollment level remains 19,072 FTE students (4.9 percent) below its funded enrollment target. (In the nearby box, we compare CSU’s estimated 2023‑24 resident undergraduate enrollment with the expectation set in the 2023‑24 Budget Act.)
40 ID Urban Warefare Test | Cal Guard
Hotel accommodations have already been arranged for all students and instructors at JFTB lodging unless you elected to secure off-base lodging at your own expense. JFTB lodging (4745 Yorktown Ave Bldg. 19 Los Alamitos, CA 90720-5176) room rate ranges from $55-$90 per night. All students and instructors will need to secure their lodging reservation through base billeting at 562-795-2124 and provide a credit card number NLT June 24, 2022. Ensure you tell billeting that you are attending the Urban Operations Planner Course. All bed linen will be provided. Free Wi-Fi is available to all guests. Parking is free on base. For more information on base lodging please visit the Joint Forces Training Base NAF-MWR Website. Attached to base billeting is a restaurant and bar (The Pub at Fiddlers Green). Breakfast will be offered to the students and instructors daily from 0630-0730 in the small banquet room in bldg. 19. During check-in at JFTB billeting, a $56.00 charge will be added for the cost of breakfast for the course duration. Lunch will be catered for instructors and students throughout the course (see Landing Fee/Working Lunches below). JFTB Los Alamitos does not have a dining facility. 
Landing Fee/Working Lunches: 
Each student and instructor will pay the unreimbursed landing fee of $65 upon reporting. $65 will cover the daily catered lunches, coffee, water, refreshments, and the class social scheduled for 10JUL22. If you have any dietary needs or adjustments, please email details to ng.ca.caarng.mbx.40id-urban-warfare@army.mil.
Airports:
If you are flying, the closest airport is the Long Beach Airport (LGB). Airports by distance is as follow:

Long Beach Airport (LGB) – 6.3 miles (recommended) 
John Wayne Airport (SNA) – 19 miles
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) – 27 miles 
Ontario International Airport (ONT) – 47 miles
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