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When you book a ride with MoGo you are making a commitment to the system and the driver as a schedule is created to accommodate your trip. If due to some reason you are not able to take the ride, we advise you to cancel as soon as possible.  To ensure that all MoGo customers have access to book rides, we have updated our policy. Effective December 15, 2023, we will limit bookings for MoGo users with excessive late cancellations or no-shows. Who is impacted: Customers with at least 10 rides booked in the last 60 days that have cancelled late* and/or were a no-show for 20% of their rides. (*Cancelled rides are counted only if they are cancelled within 2 hours of the trip departure.)What will happen: Those who fall in this threshold, will have their ability to book rides limited for 7 days. During the 7 days they can only book rides up to 48 hours in advance and have at most 3 upcoming trips booked.Customers who cancel late and no-show to their MoGo trips cause fewer rides available to others. In October 2023, 11% of MoGo users accounted for 50% of cancellations and no-shows. Fewer cancellations and no-shows improves MoGo's system capacity. Thank you for your assistance helping MoGo get our community to where they need to go! 

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How do I pay for my ride?

In the MoGo app or on the booking website, payments are made at the time of booking with a credit or debit card. Customers may also select the offline payment option (cash) at the time of booking. When you board the vehicle, you will pay in cash to the driver. Please have exact change. Driver does not carry change. 

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How do I know when a driver will pick me up?

Your ride booking will specify a time window of 10 minutes for pick-up. We advise you to reach your pick-up point 5 minutes before your pick-up window. You will also receive notifications when your vehicle is on its way, when your vehicle has arrived, and if your ride is running late. Updates are sent via SMS text message and the MoGo app.
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Follow the instructions given when you book your ride or via the text or app updates to tell you where your stop is located. For instance, "Alkire at Peak - At the bus stop on the SW corner" OR "Centennial Recreation Center - At the drop-off location near the entrance of the Centennial Recreation Center" or "SB Monterey at 3rd Street - at the bus stop on the SW corner".Explore the MoGo Virtual Stop Map. 

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What type of seats can I book?

MoGo Morgan Hill Quick Ride offers Child, Youth, Regular, and ADA Accessible seating options, including:Regular Regular with Bike - Passenger seat plus a bike rack spaceAccessible - Passenger in a wheelchair or scooterYouth - Ages 8-18Child - Ages 0-7 (accompanied by a fare-paying parent, guardian, or responsible person age 16 or older; must bring and install an appropriate car seat or booster seat per California law)Discount Fare - For riders that meet the income eligibility of the VTA Clipper SMART program. Vehicles are equipped to carry strollers, bicycles, and baggage. If bringing a bike, select “General w/Bike” when booking your ride. Bike racks, when available, have the capacity for two bikes. Vehicles are ADA accessible and equipped to transport wheelchairs and scooters. If you require accessible seating, you can book a seat by selecting the Accessible option. You also have the option to add an additional companion traveling with you as a Regular seat.Please remember that all passengers in one booking need to travel at the same time and get picked up and dropped off at the same stops. 

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Children & Youth: What is MoGo's policy for car seats?

Children's car seats or boosters must be provided by riders. View California law. In compliance with California law, all passengers 7 and under must ride in an appropriate Child Restraint System (CRS), such as a safety seat or booster; and all passengers under age 2 must ride in an appropriate rear-facing safety seat. At this time, MoGo does not provide car seats or boosters. Please bring an appropriate car seat or booster for your child passenger, and be prepared to install it when you board.
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LGBTQIA+ History - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation

Lorraine Hansberry Residence, New York City: Lorraine Hansberry (1930-1965) was a pioneering Black lesbian playwright, writer, and activist, who lived in this National Register-listed building from 1953 
	to 1960. Hansberry produced some of her most important works in this home, including A Raisin in the Sun.

Caffe Cino, New York City: Joe Cino (1931-1967) operated the space starting in 1958, and it became known as the birthplace of Off-Off-Broadway theater. Caffe Cino also played a central role in developing 
	gay theater through allowing LGBTQIA+ representation on stage at a time when it was illegal to do so. Caffe Cino is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Carson McCullers House, South Nyack: Carson McCullers (1917-1967) was a writer of the Southern Gothic genre. The Carson McCullers House is National Register-listed. In 2020, Jenn Shapland published My Autobiography of Carson McCullers,
	which asserts that McCullers was LGBTQIA+ through highlighting her letters to Annemarie Schwarzenbach, a Swiss writer.

Cherry Grove Community House and Theatre, Cherry Grove: The building, in Cherry Grove on Fire Island, contained a carriage house and a theater. The National Register-listed building served as a gathering space for 
	artists and the LGBTQIA+ community, starting in the late 1940s, and it played an important role in the development of gay theater.

The Alice Austen House Museum, New York City: Alice Austen (1866-1952) was a lesbian photographer who documented evolving New York City, immigrant populations, architecture, and relationships between Victorian women. Austen lived with her partner, Gertrude Tate, 
	in her family home on Staten Island. Today, the home is the space for the Alice Austen House Museum. Through the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project, the 1970 National Register nomination for the house was amended to include the site's significance in LGBTQIA+ history.

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Can I carry openly with my CCW license?

No, unless the CCW License notes loaded and exposed is authorized, as licenses' to carry in such fashion may be granted in counties of less than 200,000 residents. 

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Is CCW Insurance Required? 

No. 

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Do I have to tell a peace officer I’m armed?

A condition for CCW Licenses issued by the Morgan Hill Police Department requires all CCW licensees to immediately inform any peace officer, upon initial contact, they are carrying a concealed weapon.  However, there is no statutory requirement to do so. 

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What if I'm a non-resident of California?

You cannot carry in California, as California does not issue licenses to non-residents, nor does California recognize any other states' CCW Licenses/Permits. 

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Is my license valid throughout the state?

Yes. 

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Do the firearms listed on my CCW have to be associated to me in my Automated Firearms System (AFS) record (i.e. do they have to be "registered" to me or recorded in my name)?

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“Standard condiment” means relishes, spices, sauces, confections, or seasonings that require no additional preparation and that are usually used on a food item after preparation, including ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, soy sauce, hot sauce, salsa, salt, pepper, sugar, and sugar substitutes.In order to reduce the amount of waste created from single-use items the retail food industry is now required to: Only provide single-use accessories to consumers upon request Only provide single-use accessories required to eat the ready-to-eat food No bundling of single-use accessories or condiments Only offer those single-use items needed to eat or prevent spillage of the ready-to-eat food at a drive-through as well as in a public-use airport A third-party delivery platform shall provide consumers with the option to request single-use accessories A food facility that uses a third-party platform shall customize its menu with a list of available single-use accessories or condiments. Only those items chosen by the consumer will be delivered. If no single-use accessories or condiments are requested none will be provided Unwrapped single-use foodware accessories that are self-serve, standard condiments that are self-serve, and/or bulk dispensed condiments may still be usedThe bill doesn't include public and private school cafeterias, health care facilities, residential care facilities, and correctional institutions.In Danville, the bill will be enforced by the Town's Code Enforcement Officer beginning June 1, 2022. The first and 2nd violations of these provisions would result in a notice of violation, and any subsequent violation would receive a fine of $25 for each day in violation, but not to exceed an annual total of $300. 

 
 
 

 

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Cancer screening is the process of looking for cancer when there are no symptoms. Talk to your primary care provider every year to discuss and schedule the screening tests that are recommended for you.
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Get 24/7 support with a Smokefree app for your smartphone. These free apps offer help just for you based on your smoking patterns, moods, motivation to quit, and quitting goals.
You have your best chance at quitting tobacco when you get behavioral counseling and use cessation medication. Learn more about how to quit.

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Aim for 25-30 grams of soluble fiber a day to reduce your risk of colon cancer.  Foods high in fiber include fruits, vegetable and whole grains.

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Studies show that people who are active for at least 30 minutes a day reduce the risk of breast cancer, colorectal cancer and endometrial cancer.

 Maintain a healthy weight. 
 

Some cancers are linked to being overweight. This  includes colorectal, pancreatic, kidney and gallbladder cancers. The VA MOVE! Weight Management Program is designed to help Veterans with weight loss.

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If you drink alcohol, limit your intake to one drink a day for women and two drinks a day for men. Learn more about VA treatment programs if you need assistance with reducing your use of alcohol.

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Cannabis Retailers (Storefront Dispensaries)Cannabis Distribution FacilitiesQualifying Locations,by Zoning DistrictIn TCP areas in C-B-D, MXR, TOD1, TOD2 and P-D ZonesIn M-1 Zone north of San Bruno AvenueOperator's Permitand CUP RequiredYesYesState License RequiredYesYesAge Restrictions(21 or older)YesYesSeparations Required600 feet from:Youth Centers, K-12 Schools and Day Care operations; parks (excepting pocket parks)600 feet from:Youth Centers, K-12 Schools and Day Care operations; parks (excepting pocket parks)Suggested MaximumNumber of Cannabis UsesUp to 3 cannabis retailers (and/or cannabis distribution facilities)Up to 1 cannabis distribution facilitiesOperational Criteria:             Hours of OperationPer CUP conditionsPer CUP conditions           Employee TrainingRequired with CUPRequired with CUP           Odor Control PlanRequired with CUPRequired with CUP           Security PlanRequired with CUPRequired with CUP           Security systemsRequired with CUPRequired with CUP           Parking and LoadingAs required by CUPAs required by CUP Hazardous Materials PlanN/ARequired with CUPStorage of product and disposalof unused cannabisLimited with CUPLimited with CUPSignagePer City Sign CodeNo outside signsOn-site consumptionNot allowedNot allowedDelivery/transport plans and/or routesPlan required with CUPPlan required with CUPGIS for delivery vehiclesN/ARequiredInsuranceRequiredRequired

 
 
 

Security Provisions for Commercial Cannabis OperationsA commercial cannabis operation will be required to implement sufficient security measures to deter and prevent the unauthorized entrance into areas containing cannabis or cannabis products and to deter and prevent the theft of cannabis or cannabis products at the commercial cannabis operation. The specific security measures are required to be identified in the operations plan, which is subject to review and approval by the City, including the Police Department. Compliance with the operations plan will always be required during operation as a condition of approval of the CUP. Security provision requirements are included in the Zoning Code Section 12.300.100 “Security” Annual ReviewCannabis businesses are required to undergo an annual review of their business operations.
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Children's car seats or boosters must be provided by riders. View California law. In compliance with California law, all passengers 7 and under must ride in an appropriate Child Restraint System (CRS), such as a safety seat or booster; and all passengers under age 2 must ride in an appropriate rear-facing safety seat. At this time, MoGo does not provide car seats or boosters. Please bring an appropriate car seat or booster for your child passenger, and be prepared to install it when you board. While drivers can provide information about LATCH attachment points, they cannot assist caregivers with installation. Caregivers must provide an appropriate safety seat and install it in the vehicle.  

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How do I cancel or change a scheduled ride?

You cannot change your existing ride booking. However, you can cancel your ride and book a new ride that suits your pick-up or drop-off location.A ride can be cancelled with the MoGo app, online on the web booking site (book.mogo.rideco.com) or by calling 408-330-3302.To cancel a ride in the MoGo app, click the Menu in the top left corner. Select "My Rides".  Click the "Upcoming" tab to view your scheduled rides. Click on the ride you wish to cancel. Then click the "Cancel the Ride" button directly below the map image. If you have pre-paid for your ride with a credit or debit card, a credit will be applied to your account.You can then book a new ride (subject to availability).  

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What if I cancel or do not show for my ride?

When you book a ride with MoGo you are making a commitment to the system and the driver as a schedule is created to accommodate your trip. If due to some reason you are not able to take the ride, we advise you to cancel as soon as possible.  To ensure that all MoGo customers have access to book rides, we have updated our policy. Effective December 15, 2023, we will limit bookings for MoGo users with excessive late cancellations or no-shows.
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All private properties - residential, commercial, and industrial - built on or before January 1, 1994, served by the City of Morgan Hill water utility must abide by the Plumbing Fixture Retrofit Regulations 13.04.335. All existing residential, commercial, and industrial buildings shall, at the time of sale, be inspected. The Utility Inspection Report Form is to be completed by the home seller and the Licensed Plumber. Any plumbing fixtures not in compliance will need to be updated exclusively with high efficiency plumbing fixtures. 

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What fixtures need to be retrofitted?

Showerheads, toilets, and urinals that were manufactured in 1993 or earlier need to be replaced with the new high efficiency fixtures (USEPA WaterSense). The provisions of this chapter shall apply to showers, toilets, and urinals whenever the title to real property is conveyed from the seller to the buyer, for consideration, by means of a grant deed.   

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What are the standards for new high efficiency fixtures that I need to switch to?

1. A USEPA WaterSense fixture OR1. Any showerhead rated to use a maximum of 1.8 gallons of water per minute2.