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Updating agency information,
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If you will be performing the responsibilities of a Project Director on behalf of your agency, select the "Project Director Request" option in the OLGA "Home" screen.Note:

Project Directors must be activated by OHMVR Division staff and will be notified by email once activated.
A Project Director must be established for each grant cycle.

If you will not be performing the responsibilities of a Project Director, skip to Step 6: Enter Grant Application.Detailed instructions to complete the "Project Director Request" may be accessed by clicking on the "Download the Project Director Request" link.    Download the "Project Director Request"
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Once a user has been activated as a Project Director by OHMVR Division staff, they may create an application. The Project Director must login to OLGA from the OLGA "Home" screen, then select "OLGA Menu" from the footer of the "Welcome screen." The "User Menu" screen will display, then select "Create Application."Detailed instructions to complete the "Create Application" may be accessed by clicking on the "Download the Create Application" link.    Download the "Create Application"
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Step 5: Assign Users to Projects

OLGA allows your agency to have multiple users working on your application. It requires a user identified as a Project Director with an 'active' status to assign projects and permissions for other users.Once the Project Director has created an application (See Step 4: Create Application), the Project Director may then give other agency users authorization to work on the application/project(s).The Project Director must login to OLGA from the OLGA "Home" Screen, then select "OLGA Menu" in the footer of the "Welcome" screen. The "User Menu" will display, then select "Assign Users to Projects."Detailed instructions to complete the "Assign Users to Projects" may be accessed by clicking on the "Download the Assign Users to Projects" link.    Download the "Assign Users to Projects"
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 Step 6: Enter Grant Application
Why web components | California Design System
This is not a web component-specific tool, but it works nicely with any DOM element, including our own custom elements.One example is our reusable county search box component on COVID-19 site pages. It fires events with county details when a visitor chooses from an autocomplete list. Chart components that need to use the county can subscribe to the custom event fired by the search custom element. They then update the data as needed.Lots of other ways to communicate data between componentsWeb components provide lifecycle callbacks that respond to attribute changes. You can pass information in through attributes as strings. If you want to pass in a complex object, you can assign it to the custom element in the DOM via: document.querySelector("my-element").bigObject = myJSON;You can refer to this inside the component via: this.bigObjectCustom elements can read their own interior HTML. We translate components server-side by writing translated HTML inside the custom element. Complex elements like charts need translated strings for things like tooltips and legends.We use this pattern with our static site generator to provide these translations. 11ty builds a different version of each HTML page for each language we support. Then the charts on that page receive their translated strings in the page HTML.Collaborate with usDo you have an idea for a new component? Does your team already have a useful widget you think would be helpful on other sites? Letâs use web components to iterate together and refine reusable tech that works anywhere.You can suggest changes or new components by opening issues in the open source Design System repository.
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Fees will be determined after the application is initially reviewed and collected before permit issuance. For a range of fees based on application type, please view our Master Fee Schedule. 

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How do I request an inspection on an issued building permit?

How to Schedule an Inspection:Please  click here to see Brochure for instructions on how to schedule an inspection by phone using the Town’s Interactive Voice Response System.Or please visit our Online Permit Center (or Citizen Access Portal) to schedule an Inspection.  Please note you will need to create an account if you choose to schedule an inspection using our online system.After you scheduled an inspection:The estimated window time frame for your requested inspection is posted on our online portal the morning of your inspection date.  

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What is the process for submitting a project through online portal?

To apply for a permit through online portal please visit www.danville.ca.gov/CSSSee the Town’s Instructions for registering an account and apply for a permit. An account is required to apply for a permit through online portal. For FAQs, see Online Portal FAQs. 

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What are the current Building Codes and Design Criteria?

Current Building Codes & Design Criteria (PDF) 

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What outside agencies must I consider getting approvals or permits from and how do I contact them?

Outside Agency Checklist (PDF) 

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What is required to address special inspection requirements on building permits per Chapter 17 of the California Building Code?

Please see link to the Town’s Special Inspection and Observation Program Form. This is required to submit to the Town prior to the first inspection.For more information please also see: OPTIONS FOR QUALIFYING SPECIAL INSPECTION AND TESTING COMPANIES (PDF). 

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What are the allowed hours for construction?

7:30AM-7:00PM M-F, 9:00AM-7:00PM Sat-Sun & Holidays.  Projects that have gone through a discretionary review process may further restrict construction hours for the project. 

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What do I use to submit my C&D Waste Management Report?

Town of Danville Construction & Demolition Waste Diversion Central 

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How do I contact the Contractor’s License Board?
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Making Maps Accessible in PDF Documents | U.S. Department of the Interior
All right, so we can see sort of the pink border that goes around that. The blue would not have shown as well. So what I know from that, because there’s a border and having looked at - this is going to be a problem. Can I get a handheld mic? I think there’s one over here. Oh, there’s not. Can I get a handheld? Sorry about that. Yeah, he’s got it. Sorry for the confusion. I didn’t expect to do this, but it works better this way. All right, so I have the border around the whole map. Now, because I’ve gone through the tag tree over here, I have found out that the legend in the map is also part of that image. Once it’s part of an image - once you have text that is part of an image, depending of course on how it was created - and in this case, it is just one flat image - I can’t get to it. There’s nothing I can do to tag that. So it is invisible to a screen reader or to an assistive technology. So the solution for that would be to go into the alt text. Properties. Okay, so this was the original alt text. It said, refuge hunting and fishing map. Now, think about that for a minute and remember what I told you about people with cognitive issues and even people who are using screen readers. Refuge hunting and fishing map. Well, what refuge? I mean, if I just landed on this, I don't know that it’s Catahoula, and I don't know that it shows the Headquarters and Bushley Units. I don't know anything. All I know is that it is some refuge somewhere in the world and it has a hunting and fishing map. So there’s clearly more that we can do with that one. So let’s go and take a look at what our choices are here. And we’re going to resize that. All right, wow, lots of words in this one now.
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San Bruno Cable offers television programming as packages.  To view a channel, it must be within a package you pay for. To add packages to your service, simply call during business hours and request the package you want.  There are no contracts to sign, nor any upgrade/downgrade fees to pay.  Keep the package for a month and cancel anytime thereafter.  If you believe you should be receiving a specific channel but see the "not authorized" message, call us and ask the Customer Service Representative to refresh your account. 

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Where is the Community Development Department?

The Community Development Department is located at 567 El Camino Real inside of City Hall. We are open from 8 am to 5 pm. Monday through Friday including during lunch hours. During these hours we can answer questions, accept applications and plans checks for review, and accept re-submittals and revisions 

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Do I need a building permit?

Almost every construction project requires a permit. A Building permit is required for:Repairs, conversions, demolitions, changes in occupancy, additions and alterations.Plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and structural changes.Smaller projects such as roofs, sewer lines, and water heaters.Tenant improvements in commercial buildings for any proposed alterations or additions to the interior elements of an existing space which includes building components, electrical, mechanical and plumbing fixtures and equipment.Change in the permitted use ("Change in Use") or an increase in the permitted number of occupants ("Occupant Load") is proposed.Permanent and temporary signs.If you're not sure whether you need a permit, contact the Building Division at 650-616-7074. Building is only one of the departments and/or agencies that may be involved in the approval process. Depending on the scope of your project, you may need approvals from other departments and agencies. 

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How do I apply for a building permit?
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Making Maps Accessible in PDF Documents | U.S. Department of the Interior
Well, butterflies have nothing to do with brook trout, so I’m going to artifact all those images because they’re irrelevant to understanding the context of the document.>> And as a follow up on that, is there a place readers can go to read the artifacts if the individual is interested, or is that only available to the developers?>> So that’s a really good question. Once you artifact something, it is gone from the tag tree, which means it is no longer accessible to any assistive technology, and there’s no way you can ever get to it. It’s still there visually. When you artifact something, it doesn’t affect the visual impact of the document. It only affects the information that’s being provided to an assistive technology. So no, there is no way to get back to something as a reader once it’s been artifacted. If you wanted it, I could go in my tool and I could find it, and I could select it and I could retag it, and now it’s back in the reading order.>> Okay, we’ve got another question asking how the 4,000 tags got there.>> [LAUGHS] That’s a really good question, and I actually unfortunately don’t know the answer to - well, I know how they got there. So I took the original map and I auto tagged it, so I said, generate the tags for structure for this. Now, whoever had actually originally created that map had created it in such a way that each individual item was a separate part of the map. So it wasn’t a solid image. It was a layered map, and it had a whole bunch of stuff in it, okay? And so that’s how they created it. And so when I tagged it, it grabs anything it sees. And so then you have to get rid of all of those. Now, they may have created that map as an image, and then we’re back to the Catahoula Refuge where, nothing I can do to break this out.
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So the first thing did - and I’m going to go back to the platform mic. The first thing I did was delete all of these tags that have to do with the map. And so I can sort of go down my tag tree here. And you’ll notice the lovely pink box is now around municipal stormwater permits, shoreline management plans, et cetera, et cetera. I want to keep that. That’s important stuff. I go down to the next one, and now I start getting stuff that’s in the map. I’ve got the Salish Sea; I’ve got British Columbia. I’ve got some other stuff. I want to get rid of all that for the moment, because it’s going to make my life simpler. In this case, because there are so many of these. If there were only a few, I would use those. And we’ll talk about what I mean by “use those” in a minute. So I can actually go over to the order panel, which kind of gives me the order of the - there we go - the information. And I can see that number one is the northwest region. Number two is the information about municipal stormwater permits. And number three is when I start into those selected things. I can hold down my shift key, and I can down arrow down, and I can start selecting. And actually, I’m going to have a problem with that one. Let’s get out of here for a minute. There we go. All right, I didn’t want the pink boundaries. It kind of messes up the tool there. Okay, so now we’re going to scroll down. And you can see as I’m scrolling down the tag tree, it’s giving a blue shading on the map for each of those numbers, okay? This is a really quick and simple way to get rid of a whole bunch of tags all at once and artifact them. So I’m going to artifact them, so I’m just going to right-click, and I’m going to say, tag as background artifact.
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