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Permit Requirements | Madison County, NY
e) The Certificate of Insurance to be filed with the application shall be executed by a duly authorized and qualified representative of an insurance company, subject to verification and approval by the Department, evidencing that said insurance company has issued liability and property damage insurance policies covering, at a minimum, the following:       i)  All operations of the applicant or any other person, firm or corporation employed by him in collecting and/or transporting Solid Waste and/or Recyclables.        ii)  The disposal of such Solid Waste and/or Recyclables to and within the designated and approved County Landfill and/or Facility.        iii)  Protecting the public and any person from injuries or damages sustained by reason of collecting and/or transporting Solid Waste and/or Recyclables.        iv)  The certificate shall specifically evidence the following minimum amounts of insurance coverage based upon the number of vehicles permitted for hauling waste in Madison County which shall remain in effect for the term of the permit, and shall provide that written notice shall be given to the Department thirty (30) days prior to any change in the conditions of the certificate or any expiration or cancellation thereof:        Commercial Haulers with one, two or three permitted trucks      Public Liability Insurance –  Per Person………………………..100,000  Per Accident……………………...300,000      Property Damage –  Per Accident……………………… 50,000      Commercial Haulers with four or more permitted trucks      Public Liability Insurance –  Per Person………………………..250,000  Per Accident……………………...500,000      Property Damage –  Per Accident……………………… 50,000 f) Upon receipt of the application and the proper Certificate(s) of Insurance and the payment of the Commercial Waste Permit fee, the Department shall thereupon issue the applicant a Commercial Waste Permit so long as the applicant is otherwise deemed by the Department to be in compliance with this local law and related requirements of the Department. A Commercial Waste Permit shall expire on the next June 30 following the date of issue.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
Farmers enter into an agreement with the County of Placer to restrict the use of their land to the production of agricultural commodities for commercial purposes. This restriction would eliminate the potential subdivision uses of the land, which would reserve this land for future production of food and fiber.

What is an Agricultural Preserve?

An Agricultural Preserve is a specifically described area, or areas, of the County devoted to agriculture and other compatible uses. It is established by a Resolution of the Board of Supervisors prior to, or at the time the agreement is signed with the landowner.

Who can qualify for Williamson Act?

Any landowner actually using their land for the production of agricultural commodities for commercial purposes, and which meet the minimum qualifications established by the Board of Supervisors, has the potential to be in the program. The basic minimum needed to qualify is 20 acres in size and the production of $4,500.00 in gross income annually. The County Agricultural Commissioner can provide more specific information regarding whether a property is likely to qualify for the program.

Since the passage of Proposition 13, if landowners enter into an agreement, will their property taxes be reduced?

In most cases, yes, but each case must be considered individually by the Assessor. You should contact the Assessor’s Office at (530) 889-4300 for further information regarding tax reductions.

If there were to be a reduction, would it be for the current year's taxes?

No, any reduction would apply only to the next year’s and future taxes, provided the agreement is signed by the landowner and the Board of Supervisors prior to the lien date, January 1st.

What must landowners agree to do under the Williamson Act Agreement?

They agree to use their land only for agricultural and related compatible uses. All residences on property covered by Williamson Act contracts are limited to residences for people who labor full time on the agricultural preserve. This limitation is irrespective of how many parcels of land may exist in the preserve.

How long does the Williamson Act Agreement run?

The agreement runs for an initial period of ten (10) years and is automatically renewed at the end of each year for an additional year so that the agreement always has ten years to run.

How can the Williamson Act Agreement be terminated?
The 2023-24 California Spending Plan: Resources and Environmental Protection
This loan is intended to be repaid over a three-year
period—$25 million in both 2024‑25 and 2025‑26 and $50 million in
2026‑27. Second, BCRF will loan up to $40 million to the Hazardous Waste
Control Account (HWCA) in 2023‑24. (We discuss the loan to HWCA below in
the Department of Toxic Substances Control [DTSC] section). DTSC is
required to repay the loan by June 30, 2026.
Funds Creation of a New Zero Waste Plan.
The budget includes $2 million from BCRF in 2023‑24 for the department
to complete a statewide zero waste plan, consistent with requirements
included in budget bill language. CalRecycle must begin by completing an
initial report by July 1, 2024 that evaluates the effectiveness of the
department’s existing programs and identifies needed programmatic and
department-wide improvements. Second, the department must complete a
zero waste plan by January 1, 2026 that (1) provides a status update on
the implementation of the findings from the initial report;
(2) evaluates whether newly established and recently expanded programs
are aligning with their intended goals; (3) identifies additional
strategies needed to achieve the statewide goal of having at least
75 percent of solid waste generated be source reduced, recycled, or
composted (as well as the statewide goal of recovering 20 percent of
edible food for human consumption that would otherwise be disposed);
(4) analyzes efforts and opportunities to more quickly transition from
municipal waste incinerators to strategies that improve air quality; and
(5) provides recommendations for legislative changes that are needed to
achieve the statewide goal. The budget also includes about $300,000 from
various special funds on an ongoing basis for the department to hire two
positions to oversee the development and implementation of the initial
report and the zero waste plan.
State Water Resources
Control Board 
The budget includes a total of $1.9 billion from various fund sources
for SWRCB in 2023‑24, including $222 million from the General Fund.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
My parcel is ‘X’ acres and your office records show my parcel having only ‘Y’ acres (an amount that is less). Why does the size of my parcel show less than what I really have?

In most cases, the reason is due to a public road/access. If the parcel includes a portion of a public road, this area is subtracted from the gross acreage of the parcel.

Can I split or combine my parcels? What are the requirements?

A split is a separation of one Assessor’s parcel into two or more Assessor’s parcels, resulting in separate tax bills for each. A combination merges two or more current assessor parcels into one tax bill. This action is for property assessment purposes only. It does not imply legal lot status nor does it constitute legal lot approval by any Planning/Building authority. If you have questions regarding legal lots, you should contact the Planning Division of the jurisdiction you live in.Only the property owner or legally authorized agent can request to have a parcel split or combined for property tax purposes. The following is a summary of the requirements, all new parcels will be created for the future roll:Complete an Assessor’s Parcel Boundary Change Request (PCA627) (PDF). A non-refundable fee of $64.75 for the first 2 new created or 2 parcels combined into 1 new parcel, as well as an additional $32.50 for each new or combined parcels must be included with this application.A split must be along established lot lines from a recorded Subdivision or Parcel Map.First and second installments for current and previous tax years due (or not yet due and payable) on the parcels being combined or split must be paid in full prior to request being processed.The recorded ownership of all parcels must be exactly the same.All parcels must be contiguous (directly adjoining each other and not separated by a roadway).All parcels must be in the same Tax Rate Area (TRA) unless the size of the parcel to be combined or moved across existing TRA boundaries is less than 45,000 square feet or less than $50,000 in value. (R and T Code 606 (b) (c)).The request must physically fit on the assessor map page.
Tracto de Servidumbre de Conservación de Cedarlands - NYSDEC
Los primeros 0,4 kilómetros del sendero se encuentran en la carretera de Kickerville. El sendero pasa por Mud Pond y luego discurre paralelo a las orillas del lago McRorie y con pequeños ascensos y descensos a lo largo de su recorrido.
Los esquiadores deben permanecer en la sección del sendero entre Mud Pond y McRorie Lake Outlet (el Área del Campamento Base). El acceso a los terrenos privados adyacentes al sendero está prohibido.
El sendero del lago McRorie deja el sendero del campamento de pesca a unos 3,2 km del inicio del sendero en el cruce de tres senderos. El sendero se extiende 0,5 millas al final de un punto en la orilla suroeste del lago.

 Raquetas de nieve
 

La información general sobre las raquetas de nieve incluye consejos prácticos y de seguridad y enlaces a reglas y regulaciones. &
Las raquetas de nieve están permitidas en todas las rutas de senderismo cuando están abiertas al público. También se permite viajar fuera de pista en áreas abiertas para uso público.
Los siguientes senderos son recomendados para los raquetas de nieve.
Fishing Camp Trail se extiende 4,0 millas desde el inicio del sendero hasta la orilla noreste del lago McRorie y sirve como acceso principal al interior de las servidumbres. Los primeros 0,4 kilómetros del sendero se encuentran en la carretera de Kickerville.
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Tracto de Servidumbre de Conservación de Cedarlands - NYSDEC
Se puede acceder a McRorie Lake remando desde Mud Pond hasta cerca de la desembocadura del lago y un acarreo de 0,25 millas, o caminando por el Fishing Camp Trail durante 1,3 millas desde la zona de aparcamiento.

 Bicicleta
 

Información general sobre el uso de la bicicleta incluye consejos de seguridad y cómo hacerlo, con enlaces a las normas &. El ciclismo en esta servidumbre sólo está permitido en los senderos designados, que se enumeran aquí.
Fishing Camp Trail está abierto al ciclismo y se extiende 4,0 millas desde el inicio del sendero hasta la orilla noreste del lago McRorie. Los primeros 0,4 kilómetros del sendero se encuentran en la carretera de Kickerville. El sendero pasa por Mud Pond y luego discurre paralelo a las orillas del lago McRorie y con pequeños ascensos y descensos a lo largo de su recorrido. Más allá del Mud Pond Hand Launch Site (aproximadamente 0,75 millas desde el inicio del sendero) el sendero está abierto al público para el ciclismo del 24 de agosto al 23 de junio.
Los ciclistas deben permanecer en la sección del sendero entre Mud Pond y la salida del lago McRorie (la zona del campamento base). El acceso a los terrenos privados adyacentes al sendero está prohibido.
El sendero del lago McRorie deja el sendero del campamento de pesca a unos 3,2 km del inicio del sendero en el cruce de tres senderos.
Tracto de Servidumbre de Conservación de Cedarlands - NYSDEC
Los siguientes senderos son recomendados para los raquetas de nieve.
Fishing Camp Trail se extiende 4,0 millas desde el inicio del sendero hasta la orilla noreste del lago McRorie y sirve como acceso principal al interior de las servidumbres. Los primeros 0,4 kilómetros del sendero se encuentran en la carretera de Kickerville. El sendero pasa por Mud Pond y luego discurre paralelo a las orillas del lago McRorie y con pequeños ascensos y descensos a lo largo de su recorrido.
Los raquetas de nieve deben permanecer en la sección del sendero entre Mud Pond y McRorie Lake Outlet (el Área del Campamento Base). El acceso a los terrenos privados adyacentes al sendero está prohibido.
El sendero del lago McRorie deja el sendero del campamento de pesca a unos 3,2 km del inicio del sendero en el cruce de tres senderos. El sendero se extiende 0,5 millas al final de un punto en la orilla suroeste del lago.

 Pesca de agua dulce
 

Información general sobre la pesca incluye consejos de pesca con enlaces a las temporadas, normas & reglamentos. Puede asegurarse de seguir teniendo buenas oportunidades de pesca en el futuro si pesca de forma responsable. Si nunca has ido a pescar pero quieres intentarlo, es fácil aprender a pescar.
Todas las aguas dentro de la Servidumbre de Conservación de Cedarlands están abiertas a la pesca.
Strategies for Physical Activity Through Community Design | Physical Activity | CDC
* Designates short-term activities that may be accomplished in 1 to 2 years.+ Designates activities that may take up to 5 years, depending on the organization's capacity, previous work in this area, and size of the project.

Create interdepartmental memoranda of understanding, interagency agreements, or staff-sharing agreements with key departments. Include the state’s transportation department as well as others represented in your cross-sectoral coalition. Meet to formalize the public health relationship and identify topics, projects, communication channels, and opportunities for collaboration.*
Provide technical assistance* on:

Community engagement and organizing

Coalition building

Needs assessment

Action planning

Evaluation

Provide or promote training to opinion leaders, state and local staff, and coalition members about increasing physical activity through community design.*
Work with Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) or Rural Planning Organizations (RPOs) and state transportation departments to integrate health considerations into project scoring criteria. This will help projects with active transportation components get more weight. Help ensure connections with destinations. Consider focusing on high-need areas+, such as:

Places with limited networks of activity-friendly infrastructure.

Places at risk for pedestrian or bicyclist injuries or fatalities.

Places with inequities.

Work with state transportation departments, MPOs, and RPOs to track and improve walking, bicycling, and transit conditions. Work in places with population densities that support these activities.+
Work with partners to establish or update:

Master plans.

Land use and zoning policies and plans.

State pedestrian, bicycle, and parks and recreation plans.

Housing, conservation, or economic development plans.

 Be sure to include equitable and inclusive access to physical activity as well as specific actions to carry out the plans.+

Dedicated bike lanes can encourage physical activity.

Potential state and local activities
Establish, expand, or participate in a cross-sectoral coalition. Include:

People affected by inequities in community design.

Representatives of public health, transportation, community planning, and parks and recreation.

Leaders who can help with specific issues, such as:
Housing

Healthy food access
Pesticides - NYSDEC
-50931JONATHAN GREEN GRUB AND INSECT CONTROL53883-256-7401HI-YIELD GRUB FREE ZONE53883-275-54705FRUIT TREE & VEGETABLE SYSTEMIC SOIL DRENCH55146-111SATIVA IM RTU55146-113SATIVA IM MAX55146-119SATIVA IMF MAX55146-119SATIVA IMF SEMBOLITE MAX55146-122SATIVA IMF RTU55146-153SPIRATO IMTM 348 FS5905-577HELENA IMIDACLOPRID SEED TREATMENT70506-327STARTUP IMIDA SEED TREATMENT74779-14OPTROL INSECT CONTROL89168-23-89391REVIZE IMIDA ST92564-11BIOADVANCED SCIENCE-BASED SOLUTIONS DUAL ACTION ROSE & FLOWER INSECT KILLER92564-12BIOADVANCED SCIENCE-BASED SOLUTIONS COMPLETE BRAND INSECT KILLER FOR SOIL & TURF CONCENTRATE92564-12BIOADVANCED SCIENCE-BASED SOLUTIONS COMPLETE BRAND INSECT KILLER FOR SOIL & TURF READY-TO-SPRAY92564-13BIOADVANCED SCIENCE-BASED SOLUTIONS COMPLETE BRAND INSECT KILLER FOR SOIL & TURF READY-TO-SPREAD GRANULES92564-16BIOADVANCED SCIENCE-BASED SOLUTIONS SEASON LONG GRUB CONTROL PLUS TURF REVITALIZER READY-TO-SPREAD GRANULES92564-59BIOADVANCED SCIENCE-BASED SOLUTIONS HOME PEST INSECT KILLER CONTINUOUS SPRAY92564-59BIOADVANCED SCIENCE-BASED SOLUTIONS DUAL ACTION ROSE & FLOWER INSECT KILLER CONTINUOUS SPRAYNeonicotinoid ReclassificationThe following information provides guidance regarding DEC's reclassification of certain neonicotinoid pesticide products as restricted use pesticides in New York. If you have any questions regarding this information, please contact the DEC's Pesticide Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Section at 518-402-8727.Neonicotinoid pesticides subject to reclassification as restricted use pesticidesAs of January 1, 2023, pesticide products containing imidacloprid, acetamiprid, or thiamethoxam that are labeled for foliar or widespread outdoor use or seed treatment have been reclassified as restricted use.
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Smart GrowthSmart growth is an approach to land use that redirects economic growth away from undeveloped areas and back into established communities. It uses economic development and job creation to enhance the quality-of-life of a community, while preserving the natural and working environments.Smart growth encourages clustered population centers that are full of activity, diversity and character. Achieving this vision requires a combination of community planning activity, land use regulations, government incentives, and individual actions to work toward improved communities and quality of life. To learn more about smart growth, visit the Smart Growth Network.DEC Actions to Promote Smart GrowthDEC currently enacts the following smart growth initiatives:Promotion of park-wide planning and hamlet revitalization in the Adirondacks and Catskills and implementation of the Adirondack Park and Catskill Park Smart Growth Grants ProgramPartnerships with state agencies and the private sector in promoting and implementing smart growth principlesEnvironmental Benefits of Smart GrowthEnergy use - Smart growth reduces vehicle miles traveled and decreases greenhouse gas emissions.Green development - Planned growth incorporates environmental awareness into land use decisions.Water quality - Smart growth leaves more and larger areas for the natural process of absorption and filtering.Ecosystems and habitat - Building compactly leaves ecosystems intact to support diverse plant and wildlife populations.Connection to nature - Smart growth creates links between our neighborhoods and areas set aside for nature-based recreation.Open Space Funding from the Environmental Protection Fund (EPF)Created in 1993, the New York State EPF, as defined in Environmental Conservation Law Article 54, provides mechanisms for open space conservation and land acquisition.Title 3 allocates funds to DEC and the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation for purchase of land to be included in the Forest Preserve, State Parks, the State Nature and Historical Preserve, State Historic Sites, Unique Areas and other categories.Title 9 provides funds for local governments and not-for-profit organizations to purchase park lands or historic resources as well to develop and preserve these resources.A portion of the revenue from New York State Bluebird License Plates (see below) supports the EPF.