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Is eating and drinking allowed in the Community Spaces? Can I have a catered event in either space?

Yes, RIOC approves catering, eating, and drinking in designated areas of both spaces. However, eating and drinking on the wood floors of either space is not allowed. Additionally, alcohol is not allowed in either space. 

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Are the Community Spaces ADA accessible?

Yes! They are ADA accessible. 

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Can I have a family gathering / party / shower at the Cultural Center or Good Shepherd?

Yes, groups of less than 100 people can be accommodated. Please see the food, drink, and alcohol guidelines above for clarification on what is allowed in the spaces for events. 

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Can I hang banners outside the Community Spaces to market or advertise my event?

Requests for advertising are evaluated on an individual basis. No permanent advertising will be allowed. 

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What kinds of Judicial Council records can I find myself on the California Courts website?

Many judicial administrative records are already available on the California Courts website. Here are examples of many records that people ask to see, with links to pages where they are posted on the California Courts website:

Judicial branch “Research & Statistics,” www.courts.ca.gov/627.htm;
“Court Data and Statistics,” www.courts.ca.gov/12941.htm;
Judicial Council Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and other procurement solicitations, www.courts.ca.gov/rfps.htm;
Judicial Council “Procurement Services,” for example, master agreements, to assist judicial branch entities, www.courts.ca.gov/procurementservices.htm;
Judicial Council meetings materials, including meeting agendas, reports, and minutes, https://www.courts.ca.gov/jcmeetings.htm;
Judicial Council reports to the Legislature, www.courts.ca.gov/7466.htm;
Judicial Council Legislative Position Letters and Fiscal Impact Statements, www.courts.ca.gov/position-letters.htm;
Judicial Council “Fact Sheets” on various topics, www.courts.ca.gov/7338.htm;
Judicial branch “Budget & Finance” information, including court reports on budgets, spending, revenues, and salaries, www.courts.ca.gov/finance.htm;
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2001-02 Budget Analysis: Department of Information Technology

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Analysis of the 2001-02 Budget Bill

 
 Department of Information Technology (0505) 
The Department of Information Technology (DOIT) is responsible for ensuring that appropriate plans, policies, and procedures are
in place to guarantee successful implementation of state information technology (IT) projects. Chapter 508, Statutes of 1995 (SB 1,
Alquist) created DOIT to address state problems in successfully implementing IT projects. This legislation included a sunset date of
July 1, 2000. The Legislature enacted Chapter 873, Statutes of 1999 (AB 1686, Dutra) to extend DOIT's sunset to July 1, 2002.
The budget proposes $11.8 million ($11.1 million from the General Fund and $750,000 from reimbursements) for support of the
department's operations in 2001-02, an increase of $483,000, or 4 percent, above estimated current-year expenditures. The
budget proposes 76 personnel-years for the department in the budget year.
Key Program Information Not Currently Available to the Legislature 
 We recommend that the Legislature not take action on the Department of Information Technology's (DOIT) budget
until (1) DOIT submits required supplemental reports and (2) the Legislature has an opportunity to receive and review
the outcomes of an audit of DOIT operations performed by the Bureau of State Audits at the request of the Joint
Legislative Audit Committee. 
The DOIT Has Failed to Meet Legislative Directives in the Past. Over the past four years, the Legislature has directed
DOIT, either through budget or supplemental report language, to issue policies in a broad array of areas. These policy directives
were to include project management training, procurement alternatives, project sizing, project delegations, maintenance and
operations, system and information security, operational recovery, project oversight, feasibility study reviews (FSR), and
procurement. With the exception of FSR and operational recovery, DOIT has not issued any new policies as directed by the
Legislature.
Figure 1 summarizes the Legislature's requests to DOIT for seven supplemental reports in 2000-01.
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The Tuolumne County Superior Court has a new courthouse located at 12855 Justice Center Dr. Sonora, CA 95370. The historic location no longer holds any court business.

The Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne, is located in the historic mining town Sonora, California.
Tuolumne County is located in the Central Sierra portion of California, approximately 130 miles Northeast of San Francisco. Tuolumne County was incorporated in 1850 as one of the original 27 counties in the State of California. The county covers approximately 2,229 square miles, stretching from the foothills to the crest of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Originally dominated by mining and timber, it now enjoys a diversified economy, and has a population of over 54,000.

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Tuolumne County's first courthouse was erected in 1853 on the same lot occupied by the historic courthouse. Sonora's downtown business owners wanted the building erected in that section, but uptown brothers and merchants Israel P. Yaney and John Yaney had other ideas. Together with William G. Heslep and Peter O. Bertine, they made five lots and a portion of two additional lots available to the county on such reasonable terms that the matter was settled. However, until then, a bitter battle ensued concerning where the location of the new courthouse should be built through print in the various newspapers in circulation at the time in Tuolumne County.
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Have a question? You may find answers to your question on our frequently asked questions (FAQs) webpage. Topics in our FAQs include:

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Where is the Motorgate Garage located?	

It is accessible via the first right hand turn after coming across the Roosevelt Island Bridge and directly above the Gristedes supermarket. 

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Where is the Motorgate Garage located?

It is accessible via the first right hand turn after coming across the Roosevelt Island Bridge and directly above the Gristedes supermarket. 

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Where can I park in the event of a snow Emergency?

There is no parking on Main Street in the event of a snow emergency. Vehicles must park in the Motorgate Garage. 

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What are Roosevelt Island’s street cleaning hours?

Every Monday and Thursday, 10 AM to 11:30 AM.  

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The Counterdrug Task Force supports local, state, federal and tribal law enforcement agencies and community coalitions that have a counter-drug nexus as their primary purpose. CDTF’s support denies drug trafficking organizations the ability to conduct illegal drug operations within our state.

To request CDTF support, contact the Operations Section at: (916) 369-4933.
For open positions, check the CDTF Job Announcements.
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