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McKinney-Rubicon OHV Trail | Placer County, CA
Practices to protect water quality include: Stay on designated routes Look for trail markers Never drive through meadows Straddle ruts, gullies and washouts Cross streams at designated points Minimize wheel spin Never drive over vegetation Be patient at delays, do not cutStay off the trail during periods of heavy rain or snow melt to minimize sedimentationTrailheadThe McKinney-Rubicon Trailhead is approximately one mile west from the Tahoma neighborhood entrance on the west shore of Lake Tahoe. Trailer parking and pit toilets are available at the trailhead parking area. Follow posted signs to the trailhead. Users of the Rubicon Trail should always be respectful of neighborhood residents; dimming lights, minimizing noise, obeying posted speed limits, packing out garbage and being self-sufficient. Filming permits for the Rubicon Trail and commercial requests should contact the Placer County Film Office at https://filmplacertahoe.com/Additional information is available on the El Dorado County Rubicon Trail web page: https://www.edcgov.us/Government/Rubicon/Pages/rubicon_main_info.aspx

 
 
 

 

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The grand jury is different from the trial juries. The terms and purpose of service are different (Penal Code § 888).  People called for grand jury duty should contact the Jury Clerk if they have been summoned and have specific questions.  For more information, contact the California Grand Jurors Association at: http://www.cgja.org/ or view our Grand Juror page located here.

Am I qualified to serve on a jury?

You are qualified to serve as a juror if you are 18 years of age or older; are a citizen of the United States; are a resident of Tuolumne County; speak and understand the English language; have had your rights restored if you have been convicted of a felony or malfeasance while holding public office; are not the subject of a conservatorship; not serving as a grand or trial juror in any Court of this State; or are not a peace officer as defined by Penal Code Section 830.1 or 830.2(A), (B), (C).   

What happens if I fail to appear to a Jury Summons?

Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure Section 209, any prospective juror who has been summoned for service, and who fails to respond as directed and be excused from attendance, may be found in contempt of Court, punishable by fine ($1,500), incarceration (5 days), or both.

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2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
I am excited to see this project moving forward. It seems important for the re-route to happen to ensure that the trail stays open. It also appears that the Tahoe National Forest has put a lot of thought into planning and transparency, and have chosen a good partner in the foundation. I am very much in favor of this project. Edio Delfino - 5/4/2024

RE: Grant Comments Tim Green Property owner, trail advocate and volunteer. May 3rd 2024 Project concerns RE: Grant Application Rubicon Trail Re Route Trail repairs, Maintenance, and ground work are nothing new to Rubicon and historically are ongoing as the trail changes and evolves throughout the seasons, years and even decades. Through these changes and in more recent times the need to protect Rubicon and its historical use have become ever so clear and while these changes are sometimes necessary the importance of protecting access while conducting such projects should be kept clearly in focus. Without such due diligence, the trail and its future access are in very real jeopardy. The proposed grant as written does nothing to protect the public’s right of way or maintain any historical RS2477 rights that are currently in place for Rubicon. In fact, the polar opposite applies. I am of the opinion this grant as written was rushed/pushed forward with a deplorable lack of communication and complete disregard for not only property owners within Rubicon but also the trail users and community as whole. It is clear from recent meetings brought forth by the community after discovery, that any and all RS2477 rights will not transfer or apply to the re route in question and will without doubt put the USFS in 100% control and jurisdiction of this section of trail. There will be no arguable case against USFS seasonal closures, travel management plan or the like. This is in no way beneficial to Rubicon and or it’s users. I personally feel this is nothing more than a power grab by the Tahoe National Forest to gain control over a section of Rubicon that will garner the ability to further limit access under the guise of working with the OHV community. We need look no further than a few miles down the road to see the result of such a situation.
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It is important that you remain alert when the court is in session. You may bring a book or magazine to read while you are waiting for court to begin or during recess, but do not read while court is in session.
You must sit in the same seat in the jury box throughout the trial. This helps the judge, the clerk, and the lawyers to identify you.
When a court session begins, the bailiff may call upon everyone in the courtroom to rise. Like the judge's robe and the elevated bench, this is a token of respect for the seriousness and solemnity of the proceedings, rather than for the individual judge.
Careful attention should be given to every question and answer. If you cannot hear a witness, a lawyer, or the judge, you should tell the judge by raising your hand.
While you are a juror and before you retire to deliberate in the jury room, you must not talk to anyone about the case, not even another juror, nor should you permit anyone to talk to you about the case. During the trial, you should not communicate with any lawyer, party, or witness in the case. A friendly talk, even though not about the trial, must be avoided. You should not listen to radio or television accounts of the trial, or read articles about it in the newspapers. If any person persists in talking to you about the trial, or attempts to influence you as a juror, you should report that fact to the judge immediately. After the verdict, you are no longer bound by this restriction, though you need not discuss the case unless you particularly desire to do so.
In deciding a case, you are expected to use all the experience, common sense, and common knowledge you possess, but you are not to rely on any private source of information.
Only in very rare cases are members of the jury sequestered during trial, and you will ordinarily be permitted to continue your normal activities when the trial is not in session.
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2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
This is a good plan to protect the area and provide a parking and unloading area enhanced with a pit toilet and day use area. Steve Egbert - 4/15/2024

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I support the expansion of the china wall area. This will provide greater access and less congestions for the user groups. Alan Alan Walls - 3/7/2024

I support the reroutes for trail 5 and 6. This will help the trail long term. Alan Walls Alan Walls - 3/7/2024

I support this grant for ground operations in the TNF. I do volunteer trail work in the TNF and this helps MTB, Hikers, Moto and many other groups. Thanks, Alan Alan Walls - 3/7/2024

The Tahoe National Forest has a total requested amount of $3,852,155. This is excessive for one agency to be funding this large about when OHV dollars are slim across the state. There should be a cap on the total amount one agency can request. This is a Federal agency getting out state tax dollars to do a federal job. Vickie Sanders - 3/11/2024

To Whom it may Concern Following are my comments and concerns on a grant submitted by Tahoe National Forest for a project they are calling the Rubicon Reroute. As I write these comments, on March 10, 2024, a video has been released by RTF explaining the project. They have also a scheduled questions and answer session on Wednesday March 13, 2024. This does not seem appropriate for your proposed contractor to be having public meetings while the grant is under public comment. Whereas the trail needs improvements I feel you have not fully vetted the project with the public and private property owners, regarding design and the public’s rights. My understanding was that there was going to be a record of decision and did not require a full NEPA document. But I have not seen it. I do not know the details as to how a nonprofit will install a road.
Trail Closures | Empire State Trail
While the road will not be fully closed, construction equipment and temporary detours will be in place for certain periods. Trail users should follow detour signage or utilize alternate routes to connect through the city.  This information will be updated as the project documents are finalized. Click here to see this trail segment.
New Paltz, Ulster County: Beginning in May, contractors will begin constructing a shared-use path along Henry W Dubois Drive where the Empire State Trail is aligned in the Village of New Paltz. The road will be open during this time however trail users may opt to avoid this work by using Main Street through the village. Work is expected to be complete in November, 2024. Click here to see this trail section.
Stormville, Dutchess County: Repairs have been completed on the the 2.5 mile segment of the Maybrook Trailway between Green Haven Road and Depot Hill Road. Metro North RR/MTA asks trail users to please avoid this segment until they reopen the trail. Trail users may utilize local roads to connect between the two trail segments. Click here to see this section on the map. 
Albany-Rensselaer, Albany & Rensselaer Counties: The New York State DOT has removed the pedestrian walkway on the west side of the Dunn Memorial Bridge.  Trail users must follow detour signage at Jennings Landing to utilize the pedestrian path behind the concrete barriers to connect farther up to the bridge walkway and across the Hudson River. Cyclists should dismount and walk their bicycles. Click here to see this section on the map.

Erie Canalway Trail Section (Buffalo to Albany)

Royalton, Niagara County: The trail will remain closed between Root Rd., east of Gasport, and Carmen Rd., west of Middleport, as NYS Canal Corporation performs ongoing embankment work. Trail users will need to utilize local roads and follow detour signage. Work is expected to last through September, 2024. Click here to see this trail segment. 
Schenectady, Schenectady County: Starting May 20, a short detour for the Empire State Trail will be in place at the intersection of Washington Avenue and State Street Schenectady’s Stockade Neighborhood.
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Nonindustrial Disability Insurance FAQs

Nonindustrial Disability Insurance
Get answers to FAQs about Nonindustrial Disability Insurance (NDI) and Nonindustrial Disability Insurance-Family Care Leave (NDI-FCL).

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Can I participate in either State Disability Insurance (SDI), NDI, or Enhanced Nonindustrial Insurance (ENDI)?

No. You cannot choose your disability program. It is determined by your employment position and bargaining unit.

Will the State continue to contribute to my health, dental, and vision benefits if I am unable to work and receive NDI benefits?

If you are enrolled in the Annual Leave Program (ALP), your employer will continue to pay benefits.
If you are not enrolled in the ALP, you must have leave credits to continue your benefits. If you do not have enough leave credits, your benefits will stop.
Once NDI benefits are approved, you should direct all other employee benefit questions, including your health, dental and vision benefits to your attendance clerk or personnel office.

Is NDI taxable?

Yes. Your NDI benefits will be included as wages on your W-2.

Can I work and receive NDI benefits?

Yes. If you work reduced hours or have a change in how you perform your work because of a disability and you have a wage loss, you may be eligible for benefits.

Can I receive annual leave credits while receiving NDI benefits?

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FAQs • Dublin • CivicEngage
The Special Needs Registry information is maintained on the Dublin Police Services and Alameda County Fire Department Computer Aided Dispatch system. These systems contain sensitive personal information, which is only accessible by designated first responders who follow strict regulations on the use of such systems.    

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Can I update submitted information?

Yes, Dublin Police Services strongly encourages participants to submit updates to information, such as changes in address, school, or contact information. To do so, please resubmit the registration form.   

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How are renewals/removals handled?

Dublin Police Services will contact Special Needs Registry (SNR) listees on an annual basis to check for any updates or to remove individuals who may wish to opt out of the SNR.   

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How are minors, aging out, handled?

Minors who turn 18 years old while on the Registry are removed from the registry, unless they are re-registered under the criteria for adults.   

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Can I opt out?

Yes, special needs registrants can opt out at any time. To do so, please email Sgt. Chris Shepard at cshepard@acgov.org or stop by Dublin Police Services at 6361 Clark Avenue to speak with a Dublin Police Services representative.   

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After my child/dependent adult is registered, and if there is an incident, do I need to do something to notify DPS?

In the event of an accident or other incident, please notify the police and/or dispatcher that the individual is on the Special Needs Registry. In doing so, the information will be immediately disseminated to the first responders in the field without having to ask the parents/guardians unnecessary questions during a highly stressful situation.   

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The City of Livermore has a Special Needs Registry, should I participate in that as well?

The Special Needs Registry registration form for Dublin Police Services is substantially similar to the Livermore registration form. If the registered individual frequents both cities, you are free to voluntarily sign up for Livermore’s SNR.   

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I have feedback regarding the registration form. To whom can I provide that?
FAQs • Special Needs Registry
Who has access to it?

The Special Needs Registry information is maintained on the Dublin Police Services and Alameda County Fire Department Computer Aided Dispatch system. These systems contain sensitive personal information, which is only accessible by designated first responders who follow strict regulations on the use of such systems.    

4.
Can I update submitted information?

Yes, Dublin Police Services strongly encourages participants to submit updates to information, such as changes in address, school, or contact information. To do so, please resubmit the registration form.   

5.
How are renewals/removals handled?

Dublin Police Services will contact Special Needs Registry (SNR) listees on an annual basis to check for any updates or to remove individuals who may wish to opt out of the SNR.   

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How are minors, aging out, handled?

Minors who turn 18 years old while on the Registry are removed from the registry, unless they are re-registered under the criteria for adults.   

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Can I opt out?

Yes, special needs registrants can opt out at any time. To do so, please email Sgt. Chris Shepard at cshepard@acgov.org or stop by Dublin Police Services at 6361 Clark Avenue to speak with a Dublin Police Services representative.   

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After my child/dependent adult is registered, and if there is an incident, do I need to do something to notify DPS?

In the event of an accident or other incident, please notify the police and/or dispatcher that the individual is on the Special Needs Registry. In doing so, the information will be immediately disseminated to the first responders in the field without having to ask the parents/guardians unnecessary questions during a highly stressful situation.   

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The City of Livermore has a Special Needs Registry, should I participate in that as well?

The Special Needs Registry registration form for Dublin Police Services is substantially similar to the Livermore registration form. If the registered individual frequents both cities, you are free to voluntarily sign up for Livermore’s SNR.   

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I have feedback regarding the registration form. To whom can I provide that?