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If you have difficulty accessing any material on our websites due to a disability, contact us and we'll work with you to make the information available. You can email your request to the CalPERS Accessibility Coordinator, or call us at (833) 471-9649. For TTY users, use the California Relay Service by dialing 711.
CalPERS will make all reasonable modifications to policies and programs to ensure people with disabilities have an equal opportunity to enjoy all of its programs, services, and activities. Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or a modification of policies or procedures to participate in a program, service, or activity of CalPERS, can contact the CalPERS Accessibility Coordinator as soon as possible but no later than 48 hours before the scheduled event.
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In the event a request for access to website content or a request for access to programs, services or facilities can't be resolved with the assistance of the Accessibility Coordinator a grievance may be filed with the CalPERS Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Program – Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Coordinator. The ADA Title II Grievance Procedure described below is established in accordance with the requirements of the ADA of 1990.
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What should I know about starting a new business in San Bruno?

Consult with a planner at the Community Development Counter to ensure that your proposed business is permitted at a particular location. Once you have determined that your business is permitted at a particular location you will need to obtain a business license form the City of San Bruno.You must pay the fees and obtain permits and/or approvals from Planning, Building, Police and/or any other City department before your business can start. Your business must also comply with all federal, state, county and city laws, ordinances and regulations.Your business location must be inspected by the necessary city departments before your license is issued and it is open to the general public. In certain circumstances, a prospective business location may not pass the initial inspection which could delay the issuance of your business license. 

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What is a business license?

A business license is an annual tax for doing business within the incorporated area of the City of San Bruno. The San Bruno Municipal Code requires that you obtain a registration when you conduct any business activity within the City - even if your business is located outside the city limits or you have a business registration from another city. 

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What disability access upgrades are required for my project?

Building Division verifies conformance with applicable Disabled Access requirements related to existing buildings and tenant improvements in existing buildings. Per State law (California Building Standards Code - Title 24), existing buildings and facilities must comply when alterations, additions or repairs are to be made. Verification of compliance includes:The area of remodel, alteration, addition or repairA primary entrance to the building or facility; the path of travel to the area of remodel, alteration, addition or repairSanitary facilities serving the area of remodel, alteration, addition or repairDrinking fountains serving the area of remodel, alteration, addition or repairPublic telephones serving the area of remodel, alteration, addition or repairAccessible parking and path of travel to accessible entrances.Small projects (2015 construction valuation up to $147,863) may qualify for an unreasonable hardship exception. Granting an unreasonable hardship exception does not exempt all non-complying features.
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The Imagine the Universe! Team
She's now honing her craft as a mother!

Eric Christian -- Our token cosmic ray astrophysicist, and in 2001 was
our man in Antarctica!
(Jim and Mike are so jealous!)

Ilana Harrus -- Purveyor of all things French, Ilana stopped rooting
for the Red Sox in 2004, but has yet to attend a Nationals game.

Padi Boyd -- Expert in chaos (no wise cracks !) in astronomy. Leader
of well-known (at least in these parts) a cappella group and a driving
force behind AstroCappella. She heads up the RXTE Guest Observer
Facility and the Swift Science Center.

Steve Fantasia -- Webmaster for the HEASARC. He keeps the webserver and other
web-related software up-to-date. He is also known to plan many social events
and has an "infamous" movie grading scale.

Maggie "Jedi knight" Masetti - Maggie was the creative force behind the RXTE
and Astro-E Learning Centers, among other things. She has answers at hand
for many an ask astro question, not to mention a Simpsons or Star Wars
quote for every occasion. She works on E/PO for JWST.

Jackie Finch -- A teacher intern who came to us via the Johns Hopkins
Graduate program during summer 2005. She developed the imaging module
for Hera.

Amanda Cook -- Our energetic undergraduate intern during Summer 2003.
We worked her to the bone - playing games and doing art projects!

Ryan Dorrill -- Our undergraduate intern during summer 2004. A physics
student from UMBC, he wrote webpages for us, played frisbee, worked on
short stories, and occasionally disappeared for a few days to hike up
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Scientific Collecting Permits

The Legacy Permit Amendment (LPA) application may only be used to request amendment or changes to your existing Legacy SCP. Legacy SCPs include issued permits for any applications submitted prior to the effective date of the new SCP regulations on October 1, 2018.
For applicants who have not already accessed the SCP Portal (created a User Login ID, and a Profile with a 9 digit SC-ID number), follow the below steps:

Access the SCP Portal
Create a Login ID (email and password) – follow the job aide / SCP Instructions (PDF)
Initiate a Profile – follow the job aide / SCP Instructions for Individual profiles(PDF) Entity profiles (PDF)

Obtain a new SC ID (9 digits: SC-19XXXXXXX)

Complete your Profile
	
Select the appropriate permitholder type (Individual, Entity, Student)
upload required Qualifications documents

Follow Steps 6-8 below.

If you already have a user Profile (with a 9 digit SC ID) within the SCP Portal, please navigate as follows:

Navigate to your Dashboards SCP Portal
Click on “My Permits and Applications"
Click on “Legacy Permit Amendments." If the link does not appear activated, then navigate to "My Profiles" and then navigate to "My Profiles" and click “Edit” at the bottom of the Profile, then click “Save.”
Read the “Legacy Permit Amendment Information”
	
Make sure to Complete only those section(s) of this amendment application for the change requested to your Legacy SCP (thus not all fields are required, unless applicable for your requested change(s)). Eligible changes include: the addition of Authorized Individuals on the permit’s List of Authorized Individuals, changing the PI, and requesting changes to Permit Information. 
Read the job aide/ Instructions for the Legacy Permit Amendment.

Information updated 3/7/2019

Reporting
Mandatory Wildlife Report
All SCP Permitholders (including “Legacy” SCPs that were issued using applications submitted prior to October 1, 2018) are now required to report using the new Mandatory Wildlife Report spreadsheet form (DFW 1379a) (Excel).
The Mandatory Wildlife Report (MWR) replaces the former Report of Specimens Captured and Salvaged (RSCS) form.
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If you have difficulty accessing any material on our websites due to a disability, contact us and we'll work with you to make the information available. You or your representative can make a request for alternate format with our Accessibility Coordinator.
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If your request for access to programs, services or facilities cannot be resolved with the help of our Accessibility Coordinator, you can submit a grievance. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II Grievance Procedure described below is established in accordance with the requirements of the ADA of 1990.
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Fill out the ADA Grievance Form (FTB 5722). Persons with disabilities can request other means of filing complaints, such as personal interviews or telephone interviews. Contact the ADA Grievance Coordinator.
Submit the form to the ADA Grievance Coordinator.
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It does not relieve the applicant from the responsibility of complying with the requirements of any other department of the city and/or any other ordinance, law, or regulation of the City of San Bruno, State of California, or any other governmental agency. Issuance of a certificate does not confirm compliance with planning (zoning), building, or public safety (police and fire) regulations. The applicant is responsible to secure all required permits. The City must be notified of any changes in ownership or address of the business, or any business closures.

 
 
 

 

 

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(PDF)Presentation to the San Bruno Community Foundation (March 4, 2020)Presentation (PDF)Presentation to the Park and Recreation Committee (April 17, 2019)Presentation (PDF)Presentation to the City Council - Phase II (Schematic Design) Update (April 9, 2019)Presentation (PDF) Presentation to the San Bruno Community Foundation (March 6, 2019)Presentation (PDF)Report to the City Council for Consideration and Approval of Conceptual Design (June 26, 2018)Staff Report (PDF)Presentation (PDF)Community Survey Number 2 - Recreation and Aquatics Center Conceptual Design and Exterior Landscape Options (Closed as of June 25, 2018)SurveyCommunity Meeting (May 17, 2018)Presentation (PDF)Presentation to the City Council (April 24, 2018)Presentation (PDF)Presentation to the Planning Commission (April 17, 2018)Presentation (PDF)Community Survey - Recreation and Aquatics Center Conceptual Design and Site Options (Closed as of April 23, 2018)SurveyCommunity Meeting (March 22, 2018)Presentation (PDF)Presentation to the Parks and Recreation Commission (March 21, 2018)Presentation (PDF)Presentation to the Parks and Recreation Commission (February 21, 2018)Presentation (PDF)Presentation to the City Council (February 13, 2018)VideoPresentation (PDF)

 
 
 

 

 

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Making Maps Accessible in PDF Documents | U.S. Department of the Interior
You can make some of the people happy all the time, but you can’t make all the people happy all the time, all right? So you’re going to have to kind of bear that burden. I wish I could give you something really magical, and I will tell you, if there is anybody who tells you, we have the magical solution, you put your PDF through our tool and it is 100 percent accessible and you don’t have to do anything, they are lying to you. I don't know any other way to say it then that they are lying to you. Because there is nothing that does that. There are many standards that you need to meet in the web content accessible guidelines that - don’t get confused by the word “web”. They apply to all content, so it doesn’t matter whether it’s on the web or not. There are many standards or requirements in there that have to be manually checked. The best tools on the planet will only do about 30 percent of those requirements, so there’s a lot that you have to manually do, because a tool can’t understand the logical reading order, or it can’t understand the local order for tabbing through a form or navigating through a form. So all that currently is manual. Now, there’s hope on the horizon that if you are someone like me who your whole life is around PDF accessibility, that I will be out of a job, because Google and Microsoft and IBM and Adobe are all doing lots and lots of research on artificial intelligence. And at Adobe, well, we’re a document company amongst other things, and so we’re doing a lot of artificial research on understanding the context of a document. So then, we can look at an image. Already, lots of people can look at an image and give you all the stuff that’s in it and throw that into alt text. But it’s usually not useful, because that’s not what you want in context. We’re looking at trying to figure out in context, what is this map about? And we’ll get to the point of where it will autogenerate this kind of stuff.
FAQs • San Bruno, CA • CivicEngage
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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What is a nuisance violation?

The Municipal Code defines public nuisances as "conditions and uses that are detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare, that promote blight, or which reduce property values in the city." The Code includes regulations to promote the maintenance of property and enhance the appearance, habitability or occupancy, and safety of all structures in the City. 

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