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My business is Massage, what documentation is required at the time of application?

If you are applying for a business license and your business is Massage, you will need to provide a copy of your State of California Certificate and CAMTC ID. If you do not have a CAMTC Certification then your license will fall under the Auburn Municipal Code Chapter 112 Massage Establishments and Technicians 

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If I need to make a change to my business license, what do I do?

For address or owner change you will need to complete a new Business License Application and submit it with a $1 fee.Please check the box on the upper right hand side of the form indicating “change of location” or “change of address.”If your business name changed you will need to apply for a new business license, including all associated fees.  The old business license will be closed.    

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My business license expired; do I owe a penalty fee?

We allow a 30-day grace period from the business license expiration date to renew without penalty.  After the 30-day grace period, there is a 10% penalty fee assessed for each month your license is delinquent up to a maximum penalty of 50%.For annual renewals, penalties will be imposed if payment is not received by July 31.                PENALTY SCHEDULE:                Month of August 10%                Month of September, additional 10%                Month of October, additional 10%                Month of November, additional 10%                Month of December, additional 10%                Maximum penalty is 50% 

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I have received my Business License Renewal, how do I calculate the amount due?

If you renewal form shows Rate Type:  Gross Receipts, you will need to use the instructions on the Business License Renewal Notice to determine your business license tax due.  Incomplete forms will be returned. All other rate types are a flat rate and have the amount due clearly printed on the form.  

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Can I renew my license online?

Yes, Go to our website and follow the instructions using your renewal form.  Your account number is your license number and the online renewal PIN # is located at the top of your renewal form. We accept credit cards. 

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I only conduct business online and do not have customers coming to my home or office.
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This application DOES NOT constitute a valid permit until approved by the Parks and Recreation Department and/or the Town Council.Event Name*Event Date(s)*APPLICANT CONTACT DETAILSDate of Application*Name of Applicant or Agent (Corporate Name)*Applicant Email Address*Phone #*Non-Profit ID Number (if applicable)Mailing AddressStreet or PO Box*City*State*Zip*CHECK ALL THAT APPLY TO YOUR SPECIAL EVENT*Traffic control requiredEquipment/vehicle staging on-site or off-siteUse of Town of Mammoth Lakes streets or right-of-ways (closures, cones, MLPD, etc)On street and/or venue parkingPolice, Fire or other municipal agency participationOver 250 attendees at one timeSales events, sidewalk sales, parking lot salesTents and/or semi-permanent structures utilizedAlcohol and/or food service12-24 hour event duration with single or multiple event sitesAdjacent to residential propertyUse of amplified music and/or entertainmentWaste/recycling collectionWildlife ManagementEVENT OVERVIEWName & Physical Address of Event*Event Website Address (if applicable)Days of Operation*MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayHours of Operation*Please list operating hours for EACH dayAdmission*FREEDonationDaily FeeMulti-Day FeeIf daily fee or multi-day fee applies, please list the fees hereLocation(s)*Expected Attendance Per Day*At One Time*Set-up/AssemblyDate*Start Time*Break Down/DismantleDate*Completion Time*On Site Coordinator Name*Cell #*Power RequirementsPurpose*Source*LightingType(s)*Identified on Site Plan?*YesNoAmplification*Pre-Recorded MusicLive MusicSpeechesDancing/DJNoneBusiness Tax CertificatePlease insert your current Town of Mammoth Lakes Business Tax Certificate number. If you do not have a current Business Tax Certificate, please contact the Town of Mammoth Lakes Finance Department to obtain a Business Tax Certificate.Special Event Banner*YesNoBanner requests are subject to review and approval by the Town. Please review the NEW  Community Banner Program and required submittals. Special Event Banner Set UpSpecial Event Banner Set UpSpecial Event Banner Take DownSpecial Event Banner Take DownBanner WaiverI certify that the
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The public can attend City Council meetings in person and they are livestreamed and available at www.tv28live.org for viewing and also broadcast live on Comcast T.V. channel 28 beginning at 7:00 p.m. Meetings are also available on City’s website: View live or archived City Council meetings 

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City Council meeting minutes are available on our Council agendas and minutes page. 

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What Commissions and Committees does the City have? How do I become a member of a Commission or Committee?

All of the City's Commissions and Committees are listed on our website on the Boards and Commissions page along with information about how to apply. Community residents interested in serving on a commission or committee may obtain an application online during the recruitment period. View current vacancies and more information about how to apply. 

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The Municipal Code is a published compilation of City laws and their revisions organized according to subject matter (arranged by title, chapter, and section). The Municipal Code is updated periodically as new ordinances are adopted by the City Council. 

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You can register to vote on the State of California's website. 

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The Public Records Act is codified in Government Code Section 720.000 et. seq. (formerly 6250 et.seq.). The entire Government Code is available online. To submit a request to access any of the City's public records, please submit a request at this link via our NextRequest Portal. 

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Birth, death, and marriage certificates and marriage licenses are issued by Alameda County. Please contact the Alameda County Clerk Recorder's office by calling 510-272-6362 or see their website for more information about obtaining a certificate. 

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Please verify that the job site address you would like a permit for is within the Town of Danville’s town boundary. You can verify your address by visiting http://www.danvillepioneer.org/ or by calling the permit desk at (925)314-3330. If you are not within the Town’s boundaries your address is under the County of Contra Costa jurisdiction. Please verify by visiting the County’s website, https://gis.cccounty.us/Html5//index.html?viewer=CCMAP.For more information on Zoning Ordinances and Maps, click here.Town Zoning Map (PDF)Downtown Zoning Map (PDF)For more information on the Town’s General Plan & Housing Elements, click here. 

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