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The City of Piedmont provides a variety of services and programs to our residents. Please see the questions and answers below to find out which department to contact.
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There is access to the area of work, such as a secured ladder for a roof inspection. 

When you’re scheduling, you will need to provide:

Permit number
Project address
Type of inspection you need

If you need multiple inspections, you will need to schedule each one separately. We will do our best to inspect them at the same time, but we may need to split them up based on availability.
When do you need an inspection?

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1. Login and start your request.

Visit the City of Piedmont eTrakit website and login to your account. If you don’t have an account, visit the Create an account page to learn how to set one up.
Select Schedule in the menu under Inspections.

2. Find your project and start your request.

Under My Active Permits, select Request for the project you need an inspection for. If you don’t see this option in the Inspections column that probably means your permit is not yet approved.

3. Select the inspection type.

Pick the type of inspection you need from the list.

4. Select the date.

Select the date you want the inspection.

5. Submit your request.

Select Add Inspection. If you need more than 1 inspection, repeat the same process and select Add Inspection again.
Select Submit once you are ready to make your request.

What’s next
Every day we will post estimated times for inspections by 9am. You can login to your account the day of your inspection and check the schedule. Select the permit under My Active Inspections on your dashboard. On the inspections tab you will see an estimated time.
Plan for a 1 hour window before and after your estimated time, in case the inspector arrives early or is running late.
At your inspection, you need to have:

Set of approved stamped plans
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The inspector will check the work that’s been done against the approved plans. If the work is done in conformance with the approved plans, they will approve the inspection. If it’s not, we will issue a correction notice.
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How do I find out what jobs are open with the City of San Bruno?

For information on current jobs with the City of San Bruno, please visit our Current Job Openings page. You may call Human Resources at 650-616-7055, email us, or visit the City of San Bruno Human Resources Department located at 567 El Camino Real. 

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If I submit a resume, do I still need to complete the City of San Bruno application?

Yes. A formal City application is required to be completed. Resumes may be attached to a completed application. 

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Will my application be kept on file?

The City of San Bruno only accepts applications for open jobs. A separate application is required for each job in which you have an interest. 

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Is there anything else I need to submit besides the City application?

It depends on the position. The job announcement will describe the application requirements. We often require a supplemental questionnaire be completed. 

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Can you operate a business in your home?

Yes it is allowed, with approval from the City for a Home Occupation Permit.  Home occupations are permitted in the R-1, R-2, and R-3 Zones subject to obtaining a Home Occupation permit from the Planning Division.Permitted Home Occupations. The following businesses are permitted with a valid Home Occupation permit:(a) Office use;(b) Mail ordering;(c) Home crafts such as model making, basket weaving.Home Occupations Prohibited. Permitted home occupations may not in any event be deemed to include the following:(a) Auto repair;(b) Barber shop or beauty salon;(c) Carpentry work;(d) Dance instructions;(e) Funeral chapel or funeral home;(f) Gift shop;(g) Medical or dental offices, labs, clinics, or hospitals;(h) Auto, boat and trailer painting;(i) Photo studio;(j) Private schools;(k) Renting of equipment and/or trailers;(l) Appliance repairs;(m) Eating establishment;(n) Kennel;(o) Tailors, dressmakers, upholstery;(p) Service uses, personal and professional;(q) Such other uses that may generate excessive pedestrian or vehicle traffic and that may be obnoxious or a nuisance to adjacent residents such as noise, odor, or appearance as determined by the City Planner, or that violate the use limitations provided in subsection (5) of this section. 

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What are the hours allowed for construction?

The City’s allows construction, demolition work and operation of mechanically powered saw, sander, drill, grinder, lawn or garden tool or similar tool between the hours of  7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on weekdays and the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.Construction noise made outside of the City allowed construction times can be reported to the Monterey Park Police Department (626) 573-1311, 

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How to I report issues with mold?

Contact the L.A. County Department of Public Health http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/eh/community/mold.htm  

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How do I submit my Business License Application?

We accept business licenses via online, mail or in person Monday through Friday 8a.m.-5p.m. at 1225 Lincoln Way -Room 1. Fees can be paid by check, money order, cash, or credit card. 

2.
Do I need a Home Business Permit?

If your principal place of business is in the City of Auburn, but in a home and/or apartment you will need to complete a Home Occupation Permit. If you are renting and are not the homeowner, you will need a signature on the Home Occupation Application from the owner/landlord verifying that they have given you permission to use the residence for your business. 

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What are the fees for obtaining a new business license?

Home Occupation Permit Application: $11.00Duplicate/Reprint License: $1.00Business License Tax:  See Business License Fee Schedule 33.025 in the Auburn Municipal Code 

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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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A topographic map, or "topo map," is a way to show mountains and valleys on a flat piece of paper. Topo maps are handy and necessary for many uses, including building roads and hiking trails in the mountains. The map shows where the hills and valleys are and how steep they are.

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A lump of clay or Play-Doh® about the size of a coffee mug. (Here is a recipe for making your own modeling dough).
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Piece of dental floss, about 2 feet (around 60 centimeters) long
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What to do:

Put the lump of clay on the cardboard and shape a mountain about 4 inches high. Making the map is more fun if you make your mountain a little lop-sided or oddly shaped. However, the mountain should be flat on the bottom.
Use the long pencil to poke two holes straight down through the center of the mountain. Make sure your two holes go all the way through the mountain.
With the ruler, measure down about 1 inch (2.5 centimeters) from the top of the mountain and make a little dent mark with the pencil. Make two more dent marks lower down on the mountain about 1 inch apart. Or, without using the ruler, just make three marks to divide your mountain into four slices all about the same thickness.
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Food service requires County Health Department approval prior to issuance of the building permit.Apply at County Health Department for their plan review.Where oil separator/grease interceptors are required, obtain approval from the City's Public Services Department for type/size proposed. 

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When can I start work after approval of my tenant improvement plans?

After you obtain all the required approvals and pay the Permit Fee, the Community Development Department will issue you a building permit. Now you can start construction. At certain stages of construction, your contractor must request a building inspection. See below for the typical sequence of required inspections for a Tenant Improvement:DemolitionInstallation of under slab/ ground plumbing and electrical.Foundation placement of reinforcement steel (rebar)Interior wall framing and rough electric, plumbing and mechanical.T-Bar ceiling and rough trades (electrical, plumbing and mechanical).Drywall nailing.Utility Release of electrical and or gas service.Final Inspection.After all required inspections are approved and required approvals from other divisions and/or departments are obtained, our Building Inspector will notify the utility company to release the electric meter and a Certificate of Occupancy will be issued. The issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy authorizes you to occupy and use the facility based on the permitted use shown on the Certificate of Occupancy. 

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How do I schedule a building inspection?

To schedule an inspection by a building inspector, please call the building inspection voicemail system at 650-616-7076. Please do not contact the building inspector directly.New businesses often require site inspections by multiple city departments. You will need to contact the different departments directly to schedule the appropriate inspections. 

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Why do I need a cable box?

Cable boxes offer enhanced features to allow for the option of Parental Controls, Access to On Demand, PPV, Favorite Channels, Sports, Movies or Kids Channels and more. Explore your options using the remote control and by pressing menu. 

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How do I set up my cable box?

View the diagram and instructions (PDF) for the Set-Top Box Connection. 

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