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When cancelled, pesticide products can no longer be offered for sale or sold, distributed, or used in New York.Enforcement Discretion - Applicators and BusinessesNovember 24, 2020: certified pesticide applicators must now have a valid, current certification identification (ID) card in their possession to make any commercial or private applications of pesticides and registered pesticide businesses. Agencies need a current registration to operate as a pesticide business or agency.February 24, 2021: DEC will assess penalty credits, related to recertification, as prescribed in regulation.Neighbor Notifications in Spanish Language2020: ECL now requires that the 48-hour prior notification for certain commercial lawn applications, the information sign posted by retailers, and the visual notification markers posted for residential lawn applications be printed in English and Spanish. Other languages may be necessary. The requirements of the amendments, like the Neighbor Notification Law, effect counties and cities with a population of one million or more, that have adopted a local law to "opt into" the Neighbor Notification Law in its entirety.Stakeholder Meetings - Pesticide RegulationsDEC held stakeholder webinars to get input, on potential changes to pesticide regulations. Stakeholders heard about potential revisions, expressed views, provided input and participated to help develop comprehensive regulations.Learn more:Fact sheets (PDF),Slide Presentations (PDF)Comment Form (PDF)Have input as a stakeholder? Email [email protected].Looking to provide feedback about aquatic pesticides regulations? Email [email protected].Pesticide Products for Use Against COVID-19Pesticide products used to disinfect surfaces or objects must be registered by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and then by DEC. EPA has activated its Emerging Viral Pathogens Guidance for Antimicrobial Products to allow the use of certain EPA-registered disinfectant products against COVID-19.DEC has created a list of products registered in New York State that correspond to the list of products identified by EPA.
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If the work is on the interior of the building, someone over the age of 21 must be on site to allow the inspector access to the area of work. On work that is completely on the exterior of the building, you may leave instructions for the inspector to enter the yard without you being home. Please note that the inspector will not enter a yard or building with unattended animals or unsupervised, minor children. 

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What type of information do I need to submit for residential remodels and additions?

Please refer to the Single Family Dwelling Additions / Alterations handout for specific information requested from the Building and Safety Division and Planning Division. We recommend that applicants also review the building, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing ordinances available at the front counter. These ordinances contain specific building code information that has been amended to accommodate the City of Dublin's needs. Single Family Dwelling Additions / Alterations

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How long does it take for the plan review for additions?

The review time for plans is approximately 10 business days from the date of submittal. Every effort will be made to review the plans earlier if the workload allows. The same time is allotted for subsequent resubmittals (i.e., second or third submittals).  Please contact Building at (925) 833-6620 for specific plan review time based on your project scope of work. 

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Do I need to submit energy calculations for a residential addition?

Yes, all new residential construction must meet the mandatory measures regulated by the Energy Efficiency Standards. Refer to the Energy Conservation Requirements for Owner Designed Residential Additions/Alterations handout and forms for specific information.  Residential Additions & Alterations handout

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What type of foundation can I use for my addition?

The proposed foundation system shall be similar to the existing structure (i.e., pier and grade beam with pier and grade beam; T-footing with T-footing, etc.). If a different system is proposed (such as existing pier and grade beam with new concrete slab), a current soils report prepared by a Geotechnical Engineer will be required. Based on the report’s recommendation, this will determine if the proposed foundation design will be compatible with the existing system.
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No. Vehicles registered with the Department of Motor Vehicles as non-operational are not considered to be registered vehicles for the purpose of the City ordinance and may not be parked in public view.	

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Where can I park my recreational vehicle (RV)?

Please refer to Zoning Ordinance Section 8.76.070 (14) or contact the Planner on duty in the Planning Division at (925) 833-6610 for more details. Residential RV Parking

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Can I repair vehicles in my driveway?

No. No vehicles shall be parked in the front yard, side yard, or driveway for the purpose of repair, dismantling, or painting. Repair shall mean brake repair, engine or transmission repair or replacement, the replacement of parts under the hood of a vehicle (with exception of fluids, batteries, and filters) and the replacement of parts under the vehicles. Residential Auto Repair Regulations Brochure

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Can I have a home occupation?

Yes. Home Occupations are permitted in conjunction with a City of Dublin Business License provided that the business is compatible with, and does not change the character of the surrounding residential area. The business must not generate more traffic, noise, odors, visual impact, or storage of materials than would normally be expected in a Residential district. For more information as to what type of Home Occupations are allowed, please refer to Zoning Ordinance Section 8.64.040 or contact the Planning Division at (925) 833-6610. Home Occupation Regulations Brochure

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Do I need a business license even if my business is not located in Dublin? How do I get one? 

All entities and persons doing business in the City of Dublin (including subcontractors) are required to have a current City of Dublin Business License. This includes home-based businesses, as well as those in commercial areas. It also includes non-Dublin businesses that come in to Dublin to provide services or deliver goods for a fee.Business Licenses must be obtained within 30 days of the starting date of your business.	Business License Application Forms

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Can I park my company vehicle in a residential district?

Yes.
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Why is the City considering the change in billing procedures to collect the sewer service charges through the County tax roll?

The City currently bills customers via a combined bi-monthly utility bill that includes water and sewer service charges and solid waste charges.  This results in a single large bill that customers pay once every two months.  The typical single family residential monthly sewer charges are $94.12.  Billing through the County property tax roll is anticipated to provide many benefits to both ratepayers and the sewer enterprise fund, including: As the collector of general taxes, the County of San Mateo guarantees payment for any charges collected on the tax roll. San Mateo County is on the Teeter Plan under which the City would typically receive 100% of sewer billings regardless of property tax payment delinquencies. This revenue would be paid from the County to the City in installments throughout the fiscal year.  The County will handle any necessary assessment of penalties in the event of nonpayment. Therefore, the City will receive a more stable and guaranteed revenue source for its sewer enterprise.  This guarantee of payment allows staff to project sewer enterprise fund revenue with more accuracy and plan for future expenditures required to maintain the City’s sewer collection system. It would also remove the administrative burden of billing and collections from the City. The billing change will result in a reduction in processing costs. This will help rebalance the workload of the City’s already burdened Finance Department by freeing up staff time from responding to customer billing inquiries and processing payments, as well as bill collection activities.  Reducing staff time required for this activity is an example of improved and more efficient service delivery, allowing staff to focus on higher-priority accounts payable and purchasing activities instead of processing billing.  Finance staff will still be involved in the sewer service charges process to prepare annual rate adjustments, execute an agreement with the County for collection of special charges, and to oversee the preparation and provision of the annual required Property Tax Written Report to the County. 

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What is the timing for this potential change in who bills for the sewer service charges?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
If you have any questions concerning the valuation, please call the Assessor’s Office at 530-889-4300.Taxable property includes both real and personal property.Real Property consists of land and improvements permanently affixed to land. For example, homes, buildings, other structures, pools, fences, orchards, vineyards, and certain machinery or equipment affixed to land, including taxable mobile homes, (those on a permanent foundation) are all classified as improvements.Personal Property consists of tangible property not classified as land or improvements. For example, office equipment and furnishings; commercial, industrial and agricultural machinery and equipment not affixed to land; business supplies; boats, aircraft and manufactured homes not attached to a permanent foundation are all classified as personal property.

When do real property appraisals happen?

Article XIII-A of the California Constitution (Proposition 13) requires the Assessor to reappraise real property at its full market value when either of the following occurs:A change in ownership.New construction is completed (or partially completed on the lien date).When real property is reappraised due to the above, a new “base year” is established. This base year value must be adjusted annually by an inflationary factor, not to exceed 2% per year. In any year, your assessment, adjusted for inflation, is referred to as the “factored base year value.”

What is a business personal property appraisal?

Unlike most real property, business personal property is reappraised annually. Assessments are based on reported acquisition years and costs, which are adjusted annually to reflect market value. When statutorily required or otherwise requested, business owners must annually file a Business Property Statement with the Assessor, detailing acquisitions and disposals of equipment in order for the Business Property Division to derive appropriate values. Manufactured Homes, although classified as personal property, are treated, for valuation purposes, in the same manner as real property, and therefore, are not reappraised annually.

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When statutorily required or otherwise requested, business owners must annually file a Business Property Statement with the Assessor, detailing acquisitions and disposals of equipment in order for the Business Property Division to derive appropriate values. Manufactured Homes, although classified as personal property, are treated, for valuation purposes, in the same manner as real property, and therefore, are not reappraised annually.

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What is a Temporary Decline in Value?

Revenue and Taxation Code Section 51 requires the assessor to enroll either a property’s Factored-Base-Year Value (established under Proposition 13) or its market value as of the lien date. This reduction is temporary and the assessor is required to review the market value of the property each lien date after the reduction until such time as the Factored-Base-Year Value is less than or equal to the market value.When the Factored-Base-Year Value is again enrolled, the property is no longer subject to the annual review, and will receive indexing not to exceed 2% per year.

Is there a charge to have my value reviewed?

No, there is no charge to have your value reviewed for a decline in value.

Do properties other than single-family residences qualify?

Yes, all real property qualifies.

How can the assessed value of my property be increased after you reduced it?

The assessor is required to review and increase the value to market or the Factored-Base-Year Value as of each lien date following the initial reduction. Just as there is no limit on the amount of reduction, there is no limit to the amount being restored to the Factored-Base-Year Value.

Is the Assessor required to restore my protected Proposition 13 value even if it’s more than a 2% increase?

Yes, just as there is no limit to the amount of reduction when arriving at market value, there is no limit to the amount being restored when market value increases, up to the factored Proposition 13 base year amount.

If I have been granted a reduction for the current year will I have to request another review next year?
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The FCC has issued a declaratory order stating that a moratorium amounts to an “effective prohibition” of service in violation of Federal law. As such, the adoption of any moratorium is legally risky. 

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How is it that other cities have successfully prohibited cell towers near residences? For example: Palo Alto, Burlingame, Hillsborough near here but there are others.

We are not aware of any cities, including those mentioned, with an outright prohibition on installations in residential zones. In fact, to do so would violate the Federal Telecommunications Act of 1996. Some cities that have attempted to impose such bans, or who have denied small cell facilities in residential areas (such as the City of San Bruno recently did at 123 Elm), have been sued in federal court by the carriers.If a proposed FCC order goes into effect as scheduled in January 2019, it would prohibit cities from requiring carriers to prove that there is a "significant gap" in coverage and that they are using the "least intrusive alternative" to fill that gap. Instead, the FCC order establishes a new standard to govern local regulation. Pursuant to this new standard, cities cannot "materially inhibit" a carrier from competing "in a fair and balanced legal and regulatory environment," or from "densifying a wireless network, introducing new services, or otherwise improving service capabilities."Along with more than 50 other cities nationwide, the City issued the FCC to block the implementation of the proposed order. See this FAQ. 

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 Are carriers allowed to put small cells on schools? Near schools? Near Parks?

The City’s regulations may include provisions deeming installations in residential zoning districts, or near schools and parks as the City’s least preferred locations. This does not mean that they will never be installed at these locations, but the intent is to encourage carriers to seek out locations in other areas of the City. If ground-mounted equipment is proposed for installation on school property or in City parks, the agencies can control the placement of the wireless facility and require license agreements. 

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My house is a cell phone "dead spot." Will the installation of small cell facilities help?

Improvements will vary depending on location and carrier.
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