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Parks Master Plan | Monterey Park, CA - Official Website
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Parks Master Plan	

Parks Master Plan to Shape the Future of City’s Open SpacesJoin the conversation and share your ideas:Survey in EnglishSurvey in ChineseSurvey in SpanishThe City of Monterey Park Department of Recreation and Community Services is excited to announce the launch of its first-ever Parks System Master Plan. This extensive planning process is beginning now and will shape the future of the city's open space network and recreational services.This planning initiative reflects the City of Monterey Park's commitment to enhancing the quality of life for residents through thoughtful and strategic planning and investment. The planning process will be community-driven, ensuring that the voices of residents are heard and valued.Throughout the process, the City of Monterey Park and consultant team City Fabrick will work to uplift the voices of all residents, stakeholders and partners, including those who have been historically marginalized from the decision-making process and those most vulnerable to long-range planning decisions.Funding for this ambitious project has been made possible through the generous support of Los Angeles County Measure A. This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to investing in local parks and recreational facilities to enhance the overall quality of life for residents across the region.Additionally, regular updates and opportunities for engagement will be shared through official City of Monterey Park communication channels. The City of Monterey Park looks forward to collaborating with the community to create a visionary Parks System Master Plan that reflects the collective aspirations and needs of its residents.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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Simplified Procedures to Transfer an Estate - probate_selfhelp
The value of the property is based on what it was worth on the date of death —not on what the property is worth now.

Keep in mind, this process CANNOT be used for real property, like a house or land.  Talk to a lawyer for help to determine whether you may be able to use another simplified procedure to transfer real property.

To use the simplified process for transferring personal property:
First, figure out if the value of all the decedent’s property (the estate) is $166,250 or less. To do this:
Include:

All real and personal property.
All life insurance or retirement benefits that will be paid to the estate (but not any insurance or retirement benefits designated to be paid to some other person).

Do not include:

Cars, boats or mobile homes.
Real property outside of California.
Property held in trust, including a living trust.
Real or personal property that the person who died owned with someone else (joint tenancy).
Property (community, quasi-community, or separate) that passed directly to the surviving spouse or domestic partner.
Life insurance, death benefits or other assets not subject to probate that pass directly to the beneficiaries.
Unpaid salary or other compensation up to $16,625 owed to the person who died.
The debts or mortgages of the person who died. (You are not allowed to subtract the debts of the person who died.)
Bank accounts that are owned by multiple persons, including the person who died.

For a complete list, see California Probate Code section 13050 .
If the total value of these assets is $166,250 or less and 40 days have passed since the death, you can transfer personal property by writing an affidavit. There is a special form for this that you can get from most banks and lawyers. Your court’s self-help center may also have this form or a sample you can use to guide you.
To use to Affidavit process:
1. Fill out the Affidavit.
Many banks and other institutions have their own affidavit. So, check with them first and ask for one.
Appeals | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
Reporter's Transcript: After filing the notice of appeal, the appellant must serve and file in superior court either a notice designating a reporter's transcript or a notice of intent to proceed without a reporter's transcript. The respondent, after being served with the appellant's designation, may serve and file a notice in superior court designating any additional proceedings. The notice must specify the date of each proceeding to be included in the transcript. Please refer to the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.
Any notice of designation must be served on each known reporter of the designated proceedings.
NOTE: If the appellant elects to proceed without a reporter's transcript, the respondent cannot require a reporter's transcript be prepared.

Deposit or Substitute for Cost of Reporter's Transcript: With the notice of designation, a party must deposit with the superior court the approximate cost for transcribing the proceedings designated by using either the reporter's written estimate or $325.00 for each partial day designated (not exceeding 3 hours) or $650.00 for each full day designated. Upon receipt of the deposit for the reporter's transcript, the superior court clerk shall notice the reporter to prepare the transcript for the dates designated. In lieu of the deposit, the party may submit a written waiver of deposit by the reporter.
Clerk's Transcript: After filing the notice of appeal, an appellant must serve and file a notice in the superior court designating the documents to be included in the clerk's transcript. The respondent may, after service of appellant's designations, serve and file a notice in the superior court designating any additional documents to be included in the clerk's transcript. Please refer to the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.
NOTE: A notice designating a clerk's transcript MUST identify each designated document by its title and filing date or, if the filing date is not available, the date it was signed. For minute orders, it is sufficient to collectively designate all minute orders, or all minute orders entered between specified dates.

Deposit for Cost of Transcript: The superior court clerk shall notice each party with an estimate of cost for the clerk's transcript on appeal.
Hudson Valley Rail Trail - Lloyd to New Paltz | Empire State Trail
7 Terwilliger Lane, New Paltz, NY 12561

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Americas Best Value Inn

Conveniently located in Highland (NY), Americas Best Value Inn Highland Poughkeepsie is a great base from which to explore this vibrant city. From here, guests can enjoy easy access to all that the lively city has to offer. Visitors to the hotel can take pleasure in touring the city's top attractions: Walkway State Historic Park, Mid Hudson Bridge.
At the two-story hotel, the 21 rooms have complimentary Wi-Fi connections, so you can check email whenever you like. Flat-panel TVs with cable channels are among the amenities, as are microwaves and mini-fridges. Small pets are welcome for a nightly fee. Parking is free.
The Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park is about two miles from the hotel. Downtown Poughkeepsie is a 10-minute drive away. Marist College is six miles east, Vassar College is seven miles southeast and the New Paltz campus of State University of New York is eight miles west. Stewart International Airport is 22 miles south.

 
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Hampton Inn by Hilton New Paltz

Welcome to Hampton Inn New Paltz in the heart of the Hudson River Valley. Our hotel offers a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for your night away from home.
New Paltz has something for everyone. With shopping, hiking, and dining all nearby, there are plenty of possibilities for daily excursions. We are located close to SUNY New Paltz, Vassar College and Marist College. The Village and several restaurants are a short walk from the hotel. See our Things to Do page for more information.
We have chosen to decorate our rooms with local photography and we offer comforts of home, such as a 46-inch HDTV, microwave, mini-refrigerator and coffeemaker. Get a peaceful night’s sleep in the clean and fresh Hampton bed®. Keep in touch with free WiFi. We also offer accessible rooms.
Picnic Areas | Danville, CA
Please refer to the description of each group classification below.Classification of UsersGovernment: Agencies serving the Town of Danville including Contra Costa County, San Ramon Valley Fire Department, state agencies, branches of the military, etc.  Non-Profit: Groups include schools and non-profit, non-restrictive, clubs, civic, religious, or service organizations with 501(c)(3) status. A copy of the letter granting your organization non-profit status from the IRS or Secretary of States' office is required.Resident (registered non-profit address must be within incorporated Danville Town limits.)Non-Residents Individuals or Other Groups: Individuals or groups who do not meet the criteria listed above. Resident (individuals must reside or own property within incorporated Danville Town limits; Groups must have membership made up of 51% incorporated Danville residents.) Non-Residents Commercial: Group: Groups are those connected with a business or commercial venture who use the facility for events such as product demonstrations, business or recruitment meetings, staff or training meetings, etc. Does not include sales of goods and services directly to customers. Residents (Business address must be located within incorporated Danville Town limits.) Non-Residents For availability and questions, please call the Town of Danville Facilities Department at (925) 314-3405. Please email completed and signed applications to facilities@danville.ca.gov.Picnic Area Use Application

 
 
 

 Danville South Park
 Diablo Vista Park
 Hap Magee Ranch Park
 Oak Hill Park
 Osage Station Park
 Sycamore Valley Park

 Danville South Park

AmenitiesLarge Grass AreaBasketball CourtSmall children's play areaPicnic table can not be reservedPortable BathroomsLearn MoreA fully fenced exterior isolates this park, preventing toddlers from wandering off. There are benches and a table for snacks or lunch in the park.This park is perfect any time of the year: It is sheltered in the winter and offers some shade in the summer.Enjoy an aerial view of this park.

 Diablo Vista Park
Oak Hill Park Community Center | Danville, CA
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Oak Hill Park Community Center	

The Oak Hill Park Community Center has 6,400 square-feet of space, and features a 2,484 square-foot ballroom with a deck overlooking the pond, a catering kitchen, and flexible meeting rooms. The meeting rooms can be configured to accommodate small, medium or large groups. An outdoor gazebo is perfect for a variety of uses and there is plenty of parking. The Oak Hill Park Community Center is available year-round for private parties, meetings and weddings.There is also a beautiful green meadow nearby with a lovely view of a willow tree and the lake, perfect for an outdoor ceremony.Oak Hill Park Community Center Floor Plan (PDF)Available Amenities30 inch round cocktail tables (additional cost)5 feet round banquet tables (Ballroom Only)8 feet rectangle banquet tablesBuilt-in sound system (Ballroom or Meeting Room AB Only)ChairsDrop down projector and screen (Ballroom or Meeting Room A Only)Wi-FiWireless microphoneRoom Capacities

 
 
 

Ballroom144 dining-style180 theatre-styleFloor Plan (PDF)Meeting Rooms 1, 2 & 348 Dining-style66 Theatre-styleFloor Plan (PDF)1,155 Square FeetLarge Grass areaPerfect for outdoor weddings

 

Meeting Rooms A & B or B & C32 Dining-style42 Theatre-styleFloor Plan (PDF)781 or 680 Square FeetMeeting Room A, B, or C16 Dining-style24 Theatre-styleFloor Plan (PDF) 475 Square Feet 306 Square Feet 374 Square Feet

 
 
 

Facility Use Application (PDF)

Oak Hill Park Community Center Fee Schedule (PDF)

Rental Policies and Procedures (PDF)

Town Purchased Insurance Coverage - Facility Rentals (PDF)

Floor Plans and Map

Oak Hill Park and Community Center - Overview Map (PDF)

Oak Hill Park Ballroom - Floor Plan (PDF)

Oak Hill Park Community Center Layout (PDF)
Volunteer Opportunities  | Monterey Park, CA - Official Website
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Volunteer ProgramStarted in the mid-1980s, the city enjoys a well-established community volunteer program, which provides improved or additional city services at no cost to taxpayers. The program has greatly assisted the city in maintaining and expanding city services as well as providing innovative and progressive activities to meet the needs of the community. Volunteer ParticipationVolunteers contribute over 30,000 hours in the Community Participation Program alone. Each year a volunteer recognition event is held to honor those who have donated their skills and time in various areas of Monterey Park city government.Volunteers are the heart of Monterey Park. Area residents are invited to take part in the program by filling out the Volunteer Service Application and returning it to the Recreation Department email or for information on how to volunteer please call 626-307-1388.

 
 
 

 

 

Aquatics

Lifeguards

Swim Lessons

Water Aerobics 

Classes

Day Care & Tiny Tots

Barnes Park Extended Day Care

Tiny Tots Program

Kidventure Camp

Facilities

Conditions for Use of Facilities

Park Facilities

Reservation Fees

Historical Museum

Local Sports Organizations

Parks Master Plan

Picnic Shelter Reservations

Sheltered Picnic Facilities Conditions of Use

Barnes Park Picnic Shelters

Recreation Activities 

Senior Programs

Transportation Services

Special Events

Cherry Blossom Festival

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Exhibit Hall

History

Sponsors

Cinco de Mayo

City's Birthday Celebration

Electric Park "Music | People | Community"

Farmers' Market

Holiday Snow Village

Hollywood Bowl Trip

Independence Day Celebration

Lunar New Year Festival

Monster Mash

Movie Night in the Park

MPK Spring Egg Hunt

Night at Dodger Stadium

Pickleball Tournament

Santa's Jolly Journey

SGV Pride Parade & Festival
Campground and Park Hosts
Saddleback Butte State Park(Available year round) The park is 20 minutes east of Lancaster, in the beautiful western Mojave Desert amongst Joshua Trees and desert shrubs, with 40 developed campsites and a visitor center. The host site has full hook-ups, a shade ramada, picnic table, fire ring with barbeque, and a mature Joshua Tree. The position is for three to six months with about five hours of work per day; duties include visitor assistance, staffing of the visitor center, and light maintenance. For a full description of the position, please visit our camp host information page or contact Matthew.Williams@parks.ca.gov for more information.Camp Host Position
Salt Point State ParkAccepting applications beginning on March 15th or April 1st, and through October 31st. The camp host will provide information to visiting public, report medical emergencies, and other park related problems to the staff, and supplement the maintenance staff by performing minor housekeeping in the campground rest rooms. The camp host must be willing to work with people and possess good communication skills as well as possess the ability to collect fees, make change, and perform simple accounting procedures. The camp host reports to the designated Visitor Services Analyst. The camp host must be willing to work weekends and holidays. The schedule for this position is 5 days on and 2 days off, with hosts working Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Applicants must be willing to commit to at least a 3 month commitment that can be extended for another 3 months. Camp hosts will be trained by DPR staff in proper campground operations. 

Gerstle Cove Campground is located about 1 hour north of Bodega Bay and offers 29 campsites and a group campsite.
Woodside campground is located about 1 hour north of Bodega Bay and offers (up to) 78 campsites. 

For any questions regarding this position, please contact Lilia Ponce at (707) 210-5677 or Lilia.Ponce@parks.ca.gov.
Salton Sea SRA
Seeking a place to spend the winter in sunny southern California with a view? Consider the Salton Sea State Recreation Area! Volunteers and camp hosts are needed from October through April at California’s largest lake. Currently, multiple camp host/volunteer spaces are available at our lakeshore campgrounds.
Sonoma County Leave No Trace Seven Principles
Some seek the outdoors for wildlife viewing or to immerse in the quiet sounds of nature. Others come to exercise or socialize with friends alongside a beautiful landscape. Although our reasons for visiting may be varied, there’s room for all if we respect others in the outdoors.

Be considerate when passing others on trails. Always yield to those traveling uphill or using a wheelchair; bicyclists yield to hikers and horses, and hikers yield to horses.
Keep your pet leashed and under control to protect it, other visitors and wildlife. If your furry friend needs a place to run around, visit any of the designated dog parks in the county.
Be considerate of others enjoying the same shared space. Keep noise at a low volume, give others space and be courteous to those around you.
Be aware of your use of technology on the trail. Use headphones if you enjoy music on the trail. Check rules and regulations before using a drone. Drones are prohibited in Sonoma County Regional Parks.
Watch for working animals. We graze cows, sheep and goats seasonally and year-round in some of our parks. Learn more about sharing the trail with cattle. 
Use social media to promote good outdoor stewardship. Be mindful of what your images portray, and what your images may encourage others to do. Think of the incredible potential that social media has to educate other outdoor enthusiasts about enjoying Sonoma County’s open spaces responsibly.
 

Sonoma County Leave No Trace Coalition Toolkit
Are you a local land manager, business owner or other community partner? Access the free Sonoma County Leave No Trace Coalition Toolkit and help empower visitors, travelers, and residents to be stewards in protecting Sonoma County’s natural resources.
Sonoma County Leave No Trace Coalition Toolkit

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SANTA LUCIA DISTRICT The Grant Application identifies two planning projects in the Pozo/La Panza region of the Santa Lucia District; namely planning projects that pertain to Turkey Flats and Navajo Flats staging areas. These two staging areas are the primary staging areas serving the Pozo/La Panza region. Navajo Flats is generally accessed from Highway 58/Red Hill Road in the eastern portion of the region and is somewhat favored by users coming from North San Luis Obispo County and the Central Valley. Turkey Flats is generally accessed using Pozo Road/Parkhill Road in the western portion of the region and is somewhat favored by users coming from the City of San Luis Obispo and areas south of the city. Both staging areas where initially user created and are estimated to be more than 70 years old. In approximately 2006 the CCMA (predecessor to the CCTRA) began the process of developing plans to improve Navajo Flats with designated camping and picnic facilities and a “youth” track. The CCMA worked with the Forest Service, the County of San Luis Obispo and the OHV Division of State Parks to fund and construct these improvements. This project was completed in approximately 2012. Turkey Flats Improvement Project. In approximately 2013 the CCTRA began developing plans for the improvement of Turkey Flats similar to what was done at Navajo Flats. These included plans for designated camping and picnic sites and a designated “youth” track. With planning grant funding from the County of San Luis Obispo, the CCTRA arranged for the creation of conceptual drawings. The plans were shared with the Forest Service and discussion began to move forward on this project. Subsequently the CCTRA was informed by the Forest Service that due to priority projects, and limited resources, the Turkey Flats improvement project was removed from the Forest Service’s program of work. As a result, no further work was done on this project. I am very anxious to see a return to the planning work for a project to improve Turkey Flats. Navajo Flats. While Navajo Flats has benefited from some improvements, there is additional work needed. Red Hill Road Access to Navajo Flats. As stated in the Grant Application, Red Hill Road was severely damaged in the 2023 winter storms.
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