vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
Form Center • Special Event Equipment Use Application
Receive an email copy of this form.

Email address

This field is not part of the form submission.

Submit

* indicates a required field

 

 

Join Our Team!

E-Services

Archives

Bids

Calendar 

Facilities

Jobs

News Flash

Online Forms

Real Estate Locator

Request Tracker

Town Council Priorities

Business Tax and Registration

General Plan

Municipal Code

Notify Me

Parks & Facilities

Permit Application and Fee Center

Pay TOT/TBID Online

TBID

Transient Occupancy Tax Information

Government Compensation in California

Bid Link

 

 

Back to Top

 
 
 

 

Make A Payment

Meetings & Agendas

 
 

Report It

News & Alerts

Jobs

 
 
 

 

Contact Us

437 Old Mammoth RoadSuite 230Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546Mailing Address:PO Box 1609Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546Phone: 760-965-3600Fax: 760-934-7493Staff Directory
 

 
 

 
 

Business Hours

Monday - Friday8:00 am - 12:00 noon1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
 

 
 

 
 

Helpful Links

Special Event Permit Application 

Special Event Equipment Application

Mammoth Lakes Trail System

Winter Recreation Map

Recreation This Week!

Education 2 Go!

/QuickLinks.aspx

 
 

 
 

Using This Site

Site Map

Accessibility

Copyright Notices

Privacy Policy

/QuickLinks.aspx

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

Government Websites by CivicPlus®

 
 
 

Loading


	Loading
	

Do Not Show Again
Close

Arrow Left

Arrow Right

[]

Slideshow Left Arrow

Slideshow Right Arrow
Form Center • Special Event Equipment Use Application
These times will be strictly enforced.*You must call or email Stuart Brown at (760) 965-3696 or sbrown@townofmammothlakes.ca.gov between 8:00am-3:30pm to schedule a pick-up or drop-off time at least 48 hours in advance of your pick-up or drop-off day*If you are unable to arrive within 15 minutes of your appointment time and do not give advance notice of your tardiness, your appointment will be cancelled*If you are unable to utilize the assigned pick-up/drop-off hours for an appointment time, please contact Stuart Brown to make other arrangements*All used equipment and town signs/equipment must be returned to the Parks & Recreation Department within 3-days after the event*Equipment that is left at our facility without being properly checked back-in is unacceptable. Additionally, any fees associated with damage, loss, or theft caused by leaving the property unattended will be invoiced to you*The equipment use agreement (once approved) shall begin on the date specified, and expire on the specified date in the application.
Permits, Certifications, Verifications, and Registrations | California Air Resources Board
Permits, Certifications, Verifications, and Registrations | California Air Resources Board

Skip to main content

×Display Settings

Default
High Contrast

Reset
Increase Font SizeFont 
Decrease Font SizeFont 

twitter

youtube

linkedin

email

 Search
 

CalendarFAQsContactCareersSubscribeDisplay Settings

EnglishEspañol

California Air Resources Board

Main navigation
AboutOur WorkResourcesServicesRulemakingNewsEquity

 

Permits, Certifications, Verifications, and Registrations

Equipment Registration and ReportingProgramReporting SystemContactTruck and Bus RegulationTRUCRS Reporting System(866) 634-37358666DIESEL@arb.ca.govTractor-Trailer Greenhouse Gas RegulationGreenhouse Gas TRUCRS Reporting(866) 634-37358666DIESEL@arb.ca.govARB Equipment Registration System (ARBER)ARBER Registrationarber@arb.ca.govPort Trucks - Drayage Trucks (DTR)ARBER Registration(888) 247-4821arber@arb.ca.govTransportation Refrigeration Unit (TRU)ARBER Registration(888) 878-2826arber@arb.ca.govIn-Use Off-Road Diesel-Fueled Fleets RegulationDiesel Off-Road Online Reporting System (DOORS)(877) 593-6677doors@arb.ca.govRefrigerant Management Program (RMP)R3 Refrigerant Reporting System(916) 324-2517rmp@arb.ca.govStatewide Portable Equipment Registration Program (PERP)PERP Permit Applicationsportable@arb.ca.govVerificationsProgramInformationContactDiesel Emission Control Strategies VerificationVerification Procedure(866) 634-3735Large Spark Ignition Engine RetrofitsDOORS System Information(877) 593-6677doors@arb.ca.gov

Contact Us

(800) 242-4450  |  helpline@arb.ca.gov
New California Resident Portal - California DMV
New California Resident Portal - California DMV

	Skip to content	

	State of California	

	State of California Department of Motor Vehicles	

	Menu	

search

	Search to find a office, self-service kiosk, and community partners.	

arrow-right

	Submit search form	

REAL ID
Online Services
Translate
MyDMV

Vehicle Registration

Renew RegistrationRenew Registration
Transfer TitleTransfer Title
Register Vehicle/ BoatRegister Vehicle/ Boat
Check Registration StatusCheck Registration Status
Reinstate RegistrationReinstate Registration
Request Vehicle RecordRequest Vehicle Record
Order Replacement Reg CardOrder Replacement Reg Card
License Plates and DecalsLicense Plates and Decals
Disabled Person Parking Placards and PlatesDisabled Person Parking Placards and Plates
Change Name/AddressChange Name/Address
Smog InspectionsSmog Inspections
Insurance RequirementsInsurance Requirements
Calculate FeesCalculate Fees
Processing TimesProcessing Times
Quick LinksTransfer, Replace, or Change Title To prove vehicle ownership, it’s important to have a valid, up-to-date, and accurate Certificate of Title.
 
Driver's License & ID Cards

Apply for a New DL/IDApply for a DL/ID
Renew DL/IDRenew DL/ID
Upgrade to a REAL IDUpgrade to a REAL ID
Get the mDLGet the mDL
Commercial DriversCommercial Drivers
Request Driving RecordRequest Driving Record
Order Replacement DL/IDOrder Replacement DL/ID
Check DL/ID StatusCheck DL/ID Status
PermitsPermits
Testing RequirementsTesting Requirements
Change Name/AddressChange Name/Address
Teen DriversTeen Drivers
Senior DriversSenior Drivers
New to CaliforniaNew to California
Processing TimesProcessing Times
Quick LinksApply for an AB 60 License Find out what documents you need to get an AB 60 license.
 
Vehicle Industry Services

Occupational LicensingOccupational Licensing
Occupational License LookupOccupational License Lookup
Motor Carrier ServicesMotor Carrier Services
Autonomous VehiclesAutonomous Vehicles
Registration Programs
Points of Historical Interest designated after December 1997 and recommended by the State Historical Resources Commission are also listed in the California Register.As of January 2008, there are 1,044 California Historical Landmarks, 851 Points of Historical Interest, 2,380 National Register listings, and more than 25,000 resources listed in the California Register.Many local governments in California also offer local designation/registration programs.  Check with the local government with jurisdiction over the particular resource you are considering registering to learn more about the benefits of local designation. 

PLAQUES AND SIGNAGE
The placing of plaques or markers identifying a registered historical resource is at the discretion of the property owner(s). Those intending to place a plaque or marker must have the property owner’s written permission. Plaques are purchased using private funds. Registered California State Historical Landmarks can receive an official State plaque. As of May 2006, official State Landmark plaques cost $2,875 plus any applicable state tax and $100 freight charge.Directional SignageRegistered National Register Historic Districts, Landmarks, and Points of Historical Interest are eligible for directional markers. State highway signs are ordered, erected and maintained by the California Department of Transportation for the state highways under their jurisdiction. Applicants must contact the appropriate district office to order the highway signs. Contact your local government agency to order signage for county and city-maintained roads.NOTE: The Office of Historic Preservation does not routinely survey the status of registered Landmarks or Points.  We rely on surveys, consultants, and members of the public to inform us if there is a change to the resource or the marker.
Official State Landmark Plaque Information How to Order Plaques for Registered Historical Properties 

Related Pages

California Historical Landmarks Registration
California Points of Historical Interest
California Register of Historical Resources
Determining if a Property is Listed as Historic
Actions Taken: Recently Passed SHRC Nominations
Listed California Historical Resources

Office of Historic Preservation1725 23rd Street, Suite 100Sacramento, CA 95816
PH:   916-445-7000FAX: 916-445-7053Email: info.calshpo@parks.ca.gov 
Subscribe to our email list

Registration Unit Staff
Title Transfers - California DMV
When the transfer of ownership is processed, it would be processed just like a vehicle being registered in a company’s name vs. an individual as owner.

	Can I have a Co-Owner?
	

plus

minus

A vehicle or vessel may be owned by two or more co-owners. Co-owner names may be joined by “and”, “and/or”, or “or”. Certificates issued for applications not indicating “and” or “or” between the names will show “and” as represented by a slash (/) between the names.
All owners must endorse the title or registration application to register the vehicle or boat, but the requirements for releasing ownership vary.
The signature of only one owner is required to transfer ownership when the co-owner names are joined by “and/or” or “or”.
The signatures of all owners are required to transfer ownership when the co-owner names are joined by “and”. Ownership passes to the surviving co-owner upon the death of a co-owner or, with the surviving co-owner’s release, to a new owner. A deceased co-owner’s interest may only be released by one of the following:

Heir of the deceased with an Affidavit for Transfer Without Probate California Titled Vehicle or Vessels Only (REG 5) form.
Administrator with Letters of Administration.
Executor with Letters Testamentary.

	What is the difference between “or” and “and” between owner names on a title?
	

plus

minus

When the names are joined by the word “or,” one owner can sell the vehicle without the other’s signature. The word “and” or a slash (/) requires the signature of each owner to sell the vehicle.

	There was a death in my family. How do I change ownership?
	

plus

minus

Submit the following to DMV:

A California Certificate of Title or, if lost, an Application for Replacement or Transfer of Title (REG 227) form, signed for the decedent and countersigned by the heir. Example: John Jones by Mary S. Jones, sole heir, successor, administrator, executor, conservator, guardian, or trustee.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
California Constitution Article XIII and Revenue and Taxation Code Section 201 state that all property is taxable unless it is stated that it is exempt. Personal property is not exempt.

I paid the sales tax when I purchased the vessel and paid registration fees to the Department of Motor Vehicles. Why am I paying taxes again?

Sales and/or use tax and property tax are two different types of taxes.Sales tax is paid at the time of purchase.Personal property taxes are paid annually. Payments made to the Department of Motor Vehicles do not include property tax.

Why is my vessel being assessed in Placer County when I take it to many locations?

The situs of a vessel can be determined in a variety of manners. We look at the following to determine the situs of a vessel:1. Where is the vessel registered?2. Where is the boat primarily located? – (i.e. In your garage, at a facility).    a. If located at a facility within Placer County, situs is established at that facilities principal location.        i. If the facility you contract with is full and your vessel is sent out of State or County temporarily for the winter season to a secondary location, situs has not changed.  3. Where is your primary residence (domicile)?    a. If applicable, where is your secondary residence (domicile)?4. Where is the vessel primarily used?5. Has situs been established elsewhere?

My vessel was stored or located in the State of Nevada on the lien date of January 1. Why do I have to pay California taxes?

The situs of a vessel can be determined in a variety of manners. We look at the following to determine the situs of a vessel:1. Where is the vessel registered?2. Where is the boat primarily located? – (i.e. In your garage, at a facility).   a. If located at a facility within Placer County, situs is established at that facilities principal location.        i.
Vehicle Registration Collections | FTB.ca.gov
Vehicle Registration Collections | FTB.ca.gov

Skip to Main Content

News
Filing and payment due dates for San Diego County flood victims extended to June 17, 2024. Visit San Diego County flood relief for more information.x

News If you received a 2022 LLC penalty notice, please refer to Q&A #24 and #25 on the Help with California winter storms page to view the list of tax returns and payments that qualify for the disaster postponement. x

 MyFTB account
Tax Pros
Help
Translate

Search

Menu

File
Forms
Pay
Refund

Custom Google Search

Submit

Close Search

Breadcrumbs:

Home

 Vehicle registration collections VRC 

Back to Collections
Vehicle registration collections

Help with vehicle registration

 

Related content

Lea esta pÃ¡gina en espaÃ±ol
Wage garnishments and other levies
Planned non-operation permit

 
Overview
If you didnât pay your registration, DMV may send your account to us for collection.
Common unpaid fees include:

Unpaid registration fees
Parking tickets and penalties
Toll violations
Returned checks

We send you a Demand for Payment if your registration is 90 days or more past due.

If you do not pay, we may redirect funds from your:

Paycheck
Bank account
Tax refund
Lottery winnings
Unclaimed property

Pay your vehicle registration

If you want to pay in full, pay at the DMV or AAA if youâre a AAA member.

FTB does not accept online payments for vehicle registration.

You may also mail your check, money order, or cashierâs check to us:

Make payable to Vehicle Registration Collections
Write your full name and VRC account number on your payment
Mail your payment and a copy of your notice to: 

Vehicle Registration Collections
Franchise Tax Board
	PO Box 419001
	Rancho Cordova CA 95741-9001 

Making multiple payments? Third-party payment submission forms allow FTB to properly apply payment from one check to multiple taxpayers in an efficient manner.
Hunting Licenses and Tags

Send a photocopy of your identification and documentation of eligibility by:

Mail or apply in person at any CDFW license sales office
Fax at (916) 419-7585
Secure document upload - To upload your documentation, you must request a secure document upload. Send your request for a secure document upload to LRB@wildlife.ca.gov. You will receive a response with a link to upload your documentation securely. DO NOT send your documents via email.

Include:

Identification - one of the following:
	
Your GO ID (from your previously issued ALDS hunting or fishing license); or
Other form of identification (driver’s license, military ID). Identification must include your address, height, weight, eye color, hair color, gender, and date of birth.

A letter documenting your eligibility.
	
Disabled Veterans must submit a letter from the Veteran’s Administration
Recovering Service Members must submit a letter from their Commanding Officer or a military doctor).

Telephone number
E-mail address (optional, but may expedite issuance)
For hunting licenses only - proof of hunter education (Proof is not needed if you purchased a California hunting license after 2011. CDFW will have your hunter education on file.)

Disabled Entitlements
Mobility Impaired Disabled Persons Motor Vehicle Hunting License - NO FEE
Available to any resident or nonresident for mobility impaired disabled hunter who must use a motor vehicle to pursue game. A person must be either permanently or fully confined to a wheel chair, a single or double amputee above the knee or double amputee below the knee or depend upon the aid of a walker, crutches, etc. to walk. Certification from the hunter's physician is required. The license is only available from the CDFW's License and Revenue Branch.
Mobility Impaired Disabled Persons Motor Vehicle Hunting License Application (PDF Form) 
Visually Disabled Muzzleloader Scope Permit- NO FEE
Registration Programs
Local and Regional Preservation Organizations
Office of Planning and Research (OPR)
Society for California Archaeology (SCA)

National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers (NATHPO)
Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC)
Tribal Historic Preservation Officers (THPO)
Tribal Historic Preservation Programs


 CHRIS
 

About CHRIS
About the Inventory
Accessing the Inventory

Built Environment Resource Directory (BERD)
CHRIS Tribal Access Policy

Information Center Locations and Contacts
Other Sources of Information


 Commission
 

State Historical Resources Commission (SHRC)
Actions Taken
Meeting Recordings and Summaries

Meeting Schedule and Notices
Pending Nominations
SHRC Annual Reports

SHRC Commissioner Bios


 Climate Action
 

Registration Programs

Historic preservation has four essential components: identification, evaluation, registration and protection. The Office of Historic Preservation (OHP) offers four different registration programs:

California Historical Landmarks
California Points of Historical Interest
California Register of Historical Resources 
National Register of Historic Places
Registration Programs Comparison ChartEach registration program is unique in the benefits offered and procedures required. If a resource meets the criteria for registration, it may be nominated by any individual, group, or local government to any program at any time. Resources do not need  to be locally designated before being nominated to a state program nor do they need to be registered at the state level before being nominated to the National Register.Resources listed in the National Register, California Historial Landmarks #770 and above are automatically listed in the California Register.  Points of Historical Interest designated after December 1997 and recommended by the State Historical Resources Commission are also listed in the California Register.As of January 2008, there are 1,044 California Historical Landmarks, 851 Points of Historical Interest, 2,380 National Register listings, and more than 25,000 resources listed in the California Register.Many local governments in California also offer local designation/registration programs.  Check with the local government with jurisdiction over the particular resource you are considering registering to learn more about the benefits of local designation. 

PLAQUES AND SIGNAGE
The placing of plaques or markers identifying a registered historical resource is at the discretion of the property owner(s). Those intending to place a plaque or marker must have the property owner’s written permission. Plaques are purchased using private funds.
Title Transfers - California DMV
Locations

	Home	

	DMV Virtual Office	

	Title Transfers	

Title Transfers

When you buy a vehicle, you need to transfer the vehicle’s title to establish yourself as the new legal owner.

Start Title Transfer

	Before you begin: 	

Have the California Certificate of Title with you. Make sure the title has been signed by the buyer(s), seller(s), and lienholder (if applicable).
If you do not have the title, complete an Application for Replacement or Transfer of Title (REG 227).

Have the following:

Your driver’s license number
Vehicle license plate number
Vehicle identification number (VIN)
Legal owner (or lienholder) name and address
Vehicle make, model, and year
Purchase date and price

Be able to pay the transfer fee. All transfer fees are the responsibility of the buyer. 

Allow 30 days from the day DMV receives your documents to process your title transfer.

An individual, co-owners, trust, or business may be established as the owner.

Questions? Ask the Title Transfer Assistant

Frequently Asked Questions
Title transfer requirements vary based on circumstance. If you need additional guidance, the FAQs below may help.

	How do I change vehicle ownership?
	

plus

minus

Any change of the current registered owner or lienholder (legal owner) of a vehicle or vessel/boat requires transferring the title to the new owner. Transfer of ownership between the seller and the buyer must be started with DMV within 10 days of the sale of the vehicle or boat. You will need:

The California Certificate of Title. 
Signature(s) of the seller(s), buyer(s), and lienholder (if applicable).
Transfer fees. All transfer fees are the responsibility of the buyer.   

Once you start the online Title Transfer process, a DMV Virtual Assistant will let you know if you also need:

Smog certification
Use tax and/or various other fees.
Application for Replacement or Transfer of Title (REG 227) form.
A Vehicle/Vessel Transfer and Reassignment (REG 262) form.
Registration Programs
California Register of Historical Resources
Determining if a Property is Listed as Historic
Actions Taken: Recently Passed SHRC Nominations
Listed California Historical Resources

Office of Historic Preservation1725 23rd Street, Suite 100Sacramento, CA 95816
PH:   916-445-7000FAX: 916-445-7053Email: info.calshpo@parks.ca.gov 
Subscribe to our email list

Registration Unit Staff 
William BurgState Historian II916-445-7004william.burg@parks.ca.govAmy CrainState Historian II916-445-7009amy.crain@parks.ca.gov

NATIONAL REGISTER Forms
Click the links below to download the documents. Forms are in Microsoft Word format; checklists and instructions are in PDF format.
National Register Checklist for Submission
Registration Form 10-900
Continuation Sheet
Multiple Property Documentation Form
Continuation Sheet for Amendments

DPR 523 Forms 
DPR 523A Primary RecordDPR 523B Building, Structure, ObjectDPR 523D District RecordDPR 523E Linear Feature RecordDPR 523I Photographic RecordDPR 523J Location MapDPR 523K Sketch MapDPR 523L Continuation Sheet

Landmark and Point of Interest Application Form
Landmark and Point Application Form (Cover Sheet - Fillable PDF)

Connect with OHP
Sign up to receive the latest OHP news directly to your email

Subscribe Now

Important Links

 Archaeology
 Architectural Review
 Certified Local Government (CLG)
 CA Historical Resources Info. Sys.(CHRIS)
 Federal Historic Tax Credits
 Forms
 Funding for Historic Preservation
 Section 106 – Federal Agency Compliance

Follow Us

Contact Us
 Staff Directory
 info.calshpo@parks.ca.gov
 (916) 445-7000; fax: (916) 445-7053
 1725 23rd Street, Suite 100 Sacramento, CA 95816

© Copyright . All Rights Reserved.

 FAQ's
 Conditions of Use
 Privacy Policy
 Accessibility
 Accessible parks
 Site Map
Publications
California Department of Parks and Recreation Division of Boating and Waterways will be conducting herbicide treatments in parts of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to control Egeria densa and Curlyleaf Pondweed.
Public Records

Public Records Access Guidelines

Public Resources Code

  Department of Parks and Recreation Section 500-514   All California Code
Reports

   Use of Motor Vehicle Fuel Account (Boating) and the Harbors and Watercraft Revolving Fund for Fiscal year 14/15
(To request a hardcopy contact is Adrien Contreras, Park Operations Manager - (916) 651-7858 or Adrien.contreras@parks.ca.gov.)

   Revenue Distributed To Park Districts FY 2014-15

Rules and Regulations

  California Code of Regulations

Related Pages

News & Views Archive
Strategic Action Plan

Document Libraries:
Grants and Local Services

Marketing and Business Development Division – Park Planners’ Toolbox

DPR Archives

Connect with Parks and Rec
Sign up to receive the latest State Parks news directly to your email

Subscribe Now

Important Links

 Safety Tips
 E-bikes
 EV Charging
 Free Passes
 Parks Mobile App
 Dogs in Parks
 Buy It Where You Burn It

Follow Us

Contact Us
 Have a question? Use the Contact Us Page.

© Copyright . All Rights Reserved.

 FAQ's
 Conditions of Use
 Privacy Policy
 Accessibility
 Accessible parks
 Site Map