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DEC accomplishes this by drafting, promulgating and enforcing its environmental regulations. DEC presents proposed regulations for public comment, a process that may include public hearings.DEC's regulations are found within Title 6 of the New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR). Title 6 is divided into 10 Chapters, listed on our regulations page. Follow those links for a breakdown of Parts within each Chapter.DEC's Guidance and PoliciesGuidance documents and policies provide interpretations of rules and regulations. Most guidance documents offer details about how to comply, and along with formal policies provide a uniform basis for compliance and enforcement across the state.Enforcing the Rules and Protecting the Public and EnvironmentDEC's Environmental Conservation Police Officers (ECOs) and Forest Rangers protect New York's natural resources and people and are at the forefront of enforcing environmental laws.Environmental Conservation Police Officers (ECOs)ECOs are sworn Police Officers authorized to enforce all state laws, with special emphasis on enforcing New York's Environmental Conservation Laws, including those relating to environmental quality, hunting, fishing and trapping and protection of natural resources.

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A:  If you received a citation with correctable violations, you can submit proof of correction with your payment, either through the mail, or at any court location. To establish proof of correction, a law enforcement officer must sign the back of your citation for each violation that was corrected. A law enforcement officer cannot sign off on an insurance violation. Proof of insurance must be submitted to the Court. Pollution Control Device violations must be certified by a smog check station licensed by the California Bureau of Automotive Repair. Registration and driverâs license violations may be certified by a Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) clerk. All proof of corrections must be submitted to the Court with your payment.

Q:  How do I get my name off of a photo citation when I wasnât driving the car?
If you received a notice regarding a photo red light violation from either the City of Oxnard or the City of Ventura and you were not the driver, you must follow the instructions on the notice to identify the driver. For questions about the notice and red light camera enforcement, call 1-877-847-2338 between the hours of 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM.

Q:  Why was my case referred to an outside Collection Agency?
A:  The Ventura Superior Court Collection Department works with several Outside Collection Agencies when cases are delinquent. You will need to work with the agency handling your case to set up payment arrangements or make payments.

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A:  Yes. In Ventura night court is held the 2nd Thursday of each month. You can calendar your case for night court by appearing at the courthouse before 12:30pm on the 2nd Thursday of the month.

Q:  Why was I told to report to the Collection Unit after my court appearance?
Elder and Dependent Abuse FAQs - elder_abuse_selfhelp
The clerk can also send you to your court’s family law facilitator or self-help center if either helps with elder or dependent adult abuse restraining orders. 

Q: Will I see the restrained person at the court hearing?

A: If the restrained person comes to the hearing, yes. But that person does not have the right to speak to you. If you are afraid, tell the court officer when you arrive at the courtroom. The court officer will make sure you are safe.

Q: Can I get a restraining order if I do not have a green card?

You can still get a restraining order. If you are worried about deportation, talk to an immigration lawyer. Click for help finding a lawyer.

You should be aware of a special provision in the laws governing immigration and naturalization that may apply to you. If your immigration status is dependent on your spouse and you are a victim of domestic violence, you may be able to "self-petition" for legal status under the federal Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
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Q: Someone is asking for a restraining order against me. I do not have a green card. What can I do?

A: You do not need a green card to go to court for your elder or dependent adult abuse restraining order case. They will not report you to immigration. BUT having a restraining order against you may affect your immigration status if you are trying to get legal papers. It is VERY important that you talk to an immigration lawyer. Click for help finding a lawyer.

Q: If I move out of California, what happens to my restraining order?

A: Your restraining order works anywhere in the U.S. If you move out of California, contact your new local police so they will know about your orders.

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FAQs • Plastic Bags - Enforcement
The cost to administer the enforcement would likely exceed any potential revenue from fines. 

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Violation of the ordinance is an infraction that would first involve a warning notice for the first violation, $100 for the 2nd violation, $200 for the 3rd violation and $500 for the 4th and subsequent violations. 

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Who would enforce the law?

The local ordinance would be enforced by the Town of Danville. Code enforcement would be called in on a complaint basis. 

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How will the Town enforce an ordinance restricting plastic bags? How much will the Town spend on enforcement?

Once the ordinance takes effect, if complaints are received about a business, courtesy notices would be sent to the merchant before any fines were issued. Given the Town's limited staffing resources on code enforcement (only half of a full-time staff person), other higher-priority quality-of-life issues would be addressed before efforts are spent enforcing the single-use plastic bag ordinance. No additional staffing resources would be spent on enforcement. 

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Any non-compliance with the Town of Danville Municipal Code is considered to be a code violation. Some suspected violations are actually permitted activities. 

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What is not a code violation?

There are some conditions or neighborhood issues that are not considered violations of the Danville Municipal Code. These conditions or neighborhood issues do not fall under Code Enforcement for enforcement. Code Enforcement does not enforce issues between residents that are civil in nature and does not enforce Covenants, Codes and Restrictions (CC&Rs). CC&Rs are a private agreement between property owners and are commonly enforced by the residential Homeowners' Association (HOA) or property management company.The Town recommends that neighbors try to communicate with each other to work out their disputes. Neighbor Law, by Cora Jordan, is a resource that can help when researching tips and advice on how to resolve and restore good neighborhood relations. If the matter cannot be resolved through communication, the parties may choose to use the services of mediation or a civil court process. 

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What should I do if I receive a “Notice of Violation” letter”?

You should contact Code Enforcement to discuss the possible violation. The Town is looking for voluntary compliance and is willing to work with you to resolve the issue. 

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If voluntary compliance is not achieved within a reasonable amount of time, what is the citation fee?

Citations begin at $100 and may increase to $500 per day that the violation persists. 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.
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Accreditation, Discipline, & Fees Program - Office of General Counsel
Based on regulatory requirements outlined in 31 CFR part 208, all federal payments other than those made by the IRS are required to be made by electronic funds transfer (EFT), and direct deposit is a form of EFT. To initiate this vendorization and direct deposit enrollment process, please complete and submit VA Form 10091, “VA-FSC Vendor File Request Form” to the FSC using this fax number:  512-460-5221.  Instructions to complete the form are located on page 2 of the form.  If additional information is needed, FSC personnel will contact you by telephone or send you a notification letter.  For more information or if you want to check the status of your VA-FSC Vendor File Request Form, please contact FSC’s Customer Service by emailing VAFSCCSHD@VA.GOV or calling 1-877-353-9791.  You do not need to submit VA Form 10091 for each case in which you represent a claimant pursuant to a direct-pay fee agreement.  After you have been enrolled based upon your initial submission, submit a new VA Form 10091 only when you need to update your “Payee/Vendor Information” or “Financial Institution Information.”
Regional Office Contacts: The Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) has assigned at least one staff member (Agent and Attorney Fee Coordinator) at each of its Regional Offices to act as the primary point-of-contact for accredited agents and attorneys who represent claimants before the Department.  Please address questions regarding specific claims to the Fee Coordinator at the Regional Office that has jurisdiction over the claim.  VBA's Fee Coordinator directory is here.
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