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FAQs • Construction Inspections
You will need to provide your name, name of your company, your phone number, the inspection address, the State of California Certification Number of the installer / tester who will be present during the test, proof of workman’s compensation insurance, the pocket license must be presented at time of plan submittal, the Monterey Park Fire Department Plan Review Number, the type of inspection, and the number of devices to be tested.If the person submitting the plans is not the holder of the pocket license, a letter from the holder of the pocket license must be submitted with the name of the person submitting the plans and the permission to submit plans.	

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What does a construction inspection cost?

There is no fee for construction inspections. However, if you call for an inspection and have not pre-tested the systems for the required functional tests or are not at the site and/or fail to cancel 24 hours prior to the inspection date you will be charged a $100 non-compliance fee.	

4.
How soon after I call can I expect my inspection?

Usually within two or three days or upon availability of inspectors.	

5.
Must I be present when the inspector comes and do I need approved plans on site?

A representative capable of performing the required tests, capable of providing access to inspection areas, and certified by the State of California must be present. This person must have a copy of the approved plans and a copy of the plan review letter.	

6.
If I need to talk to my inspector, when can he/she be reached?

Inspectors office hours are 7 - 8 a.m. and 4 - 5 p.m. Inspectors are out in the field from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.You may call during business hours to schedule an appointment, Monday through Friday or leave a message for Inspectors, at 626-307-1308. Inspectors will return calls when in the office.	

7.
What do I do if I have a code related question during the day when an inspector is not available?

The fire marshal is available during normal business hours to answer specific questions related to the California Fire Code and may be contacted at 626-307-1308.Note: It is acceptable to call the fire marshal with fire code-related questions or field inspection problems.
Charlene Pfeifer - NASA Science
I didn’t really understand until I was in college that there were different aspects of aerospace engineering that you could go into (e.g., aerodynamics, structural dynamics, thermal, electrical, software, etc.). There wasn’t really an area that I particularly liked or disliked –everything was really interesting to me. It was why I couldn’t decide whether to continue to graduate school because I wasn’t ready to commit to specializing in a particular field. I went into the aerospace industry and worked in various disciplines to find what I could call my specialty. After doing industrial engineering for the space shuttles, mechanical part fabrication and electrical engineering for aircraft, and software development for flight simulators, I realized that I like the interactions and complexities between the different disciplines.Ultimately, it took a while to figure out I was a systems engineer at heart, though I think the variety of my work has helped build my understanding and skill set.What has been your biggest personal challenge, and how did you overcome it?I had pretty much the same childhood dream jobs as most kids: I wanted to be an astronaut, a doctor, etc. I also really wanted to be an artist. However, I came from an immigrant family that started from near nothing when they moved to the United States. There was always pressure and direction toward math and sciences, under the prospect that it would get me a “good job.” But any interest in anything outside of that – i.e. art – would promptly get rejected.I ended up learning how to draw on my own, from doodles in my school notebooks to following drawing books I’d check out from the local library. For a long time, I thought I could only be an engineer or an artist, and that my decision to study aerospace engineering would mean closing the door on art. However, I’ve been able to fulfill that desire as a hobby, such as through drawing and painting.I’ll even find ways to inject art into the work I do, such as taking up the challenge to model “Wall-E” with pin-and-sleeve connectors or screws. I’ve more recently found cosplay and prop making as a means for channeling my interests in both engineering and art together.Who inspires you?My parents are a huge inspiration for me.
Mars Audio Log #10 - NASA
Anca Selariu: Whatever gets me there. How about you?
Kelly Haston: So I definitely am really missing the ocean. I live next to the ocean in Pacifica, the town that I live in near San Francisco. And so I will definitely be driving to Galveston and as soon as I can after we’re out with, with my family members that may be here and getting into the ocean. So I’m really, really craving that. But I miss things from like walking or running the hills and mountains around my town in Pacifica where you have these beautiful vistas of sort of green hills and then also the ocean. But I then am going to visit my father in Kaslo, which is part of the Rockies and British Columbia. And I would like to maybe once again, you know, summit Whitney, Mount Whitney, which is in California, and is a mountain that I’ve climbed several times. So I have so many places that I can’t wait to go. But I think that places that I love right now, the things that are actually familiar to me are the things that call to me. So the ocean, and even just my hometown mountains, which are small and maybe not super robust, but just like, as Anca says, getting out and seeing those things and holding them to your heart while you also are getting your legs and your whole body moving and just experiencing the outdoors while also like pushing yourself to the limit sounds so amazing.
Anca Selariu: Not to mention, and let’s not forget, our Scandinavian trip together that we’ve been plotting and planning already for—
Kelly Haston: Excellent, we will get that in maybe not in 2024. We’re definitely going to get some trips in and I look forward to that in the future. Our crew reunions will undoubtedly be chosen for beautiful places in some way as a tribute to the fact of we gave up a year not being necessarily, being in a different type of beauty and a more limited type. And I hope that when we do crew reunions will honor that by actually going to truly beautiful places and experiencing the outdoors. So that should be really fun. What’s coming up in the next month?
FAQs • San Bruno, CA • CivicEngage
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How can I renew my library card?

You can go into any public library in San Mateo County to renew your library card. Staff will verify the information on your library record and renew your library card. You also can call library staff and renew your library card over the phone, provided your information on file has not changed. Staff will ask you a few questions to verify all the information we have on file is current. 

18.
I don't have my library card with me, can I check out item(s) today?

Yes! If you have a current photo ID, we can retrieve your account using your current photo ID. 

19.
Can I rent out the community room?

Yes! The Library’s Community Room is generally available for rental Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 10 AM - 1 PM and 6:30 PM - 8 PM; Wednesday from 10 AM - 12 PM and 6:30 PM - 8 PM; Friday from 10 AM - 6 PM; and Saturday from 10 AM - 5 PM. You will need to call the San Bruno Library at (650) 616-7078 or send an email to sbpl@plsinfo.org to check availability. Room dimensions: 40' x 30'Parking: Limited street parking onlyWi-Fi: No password required, public Wi-Fi availableRestrooms: 2 restrooms inside the roomDeposit: Required, see application formRoom equipment: Podium, tables, chairsCatering: Allowed; no kitchen available; running water only in bathrooms View Full Application and Fees 

20.
Where can I park?

Parking is limited to street parking only. Across Angus Ave West from the library are nine parking spots dedicated to library patrons, four of which are 20-minute parking and five of which are 1-hour parking. Parking spaces beyond one hour are available in the surrounding neighborhood streets. 

21.
Does the library have a copy machine?

Yes! The copy machine is located in the Magazine Room. Copying charges are as follows:Black and white single-sided pages: 15 cents per pageColor single-sided pages: 30 cents per page 

22.
CalEPA: Common Questions | CalEPA
Frequently Asked Questions
On this page you will find common questions and answers related to CalEPA Boards, Departments, and Offices.

I own or am starting a business in California; where can I find information about required permits and business licenses?
How can I find an EPA ID number?
How do I get an EPA ID number?
How can I find information about asbestos?
How can I find information about mold?
How can I find information about lead?
How do I complain about someone who is illegally dumping hazardous materials?
When can I burn in my fireplace at home?
Where can I find information on Underground Storage Tanks (USTs)?
How can I report my customer service experience with CalEPA or its Boards, Departments and Office?

Q: I own or am starting a business in California; where can I find information about required permits and business licenses? A: To assist you in finding the appropriate information for your business, the CalGOLD database provides links and contact information that directs you to agencies that administer and issue business permits, licenses and registration requirements from all levels of government. See CalEPA’s Bill of Rights For Environmental Permit Applicants.
Q: How can I find an EPA ID number? A: Check any EPA ID number by going to the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) website. Search on the ID number to view the facility and manifest information or search for your business name or site address, and that report will show if you have an ID number. When searching, please use minimal information, as too much information may not return the results you want. For example, when searching on an address use the street number and the city. You may need to disable your computer’s pop-up blocker to view the report.
If you do not have Internet access or have additional questions, please contact DTSC’s Telephone Information Center at (800) 618-6942 if calling from inside California or (916) 255-1136 if calling from outside California. When you call and hear the recorded message press 1 and then 3 to reach a technician for assistance. You won’t see newly-issued federal EPA ID numbers on our Hazardous Waste Tracking System for up to six months.
Army Publishing Directorate – Frequently Asked Questions

Do you know where I can find them?
	To find HQDA EXORDs please click the (ODO) HQDA EXORDS select the appropriate options presented to continue to the EXORD collection your CAC is required to complete this access.

 
I can't find a particular publication or form listed on this web site. How can I check to see if it is still available or current?
 To check a publication or form please click this link
 
Where can I find Letterhead information?
 Letterhead is located under Tools>Publishing Resource or you can click directly here
 
Where is DA PAM 25-30 (Consolidated Index of Army Publications and Blank Form)?
 The [DA PAM 25-30] has been renamed to the [Army Publishing Index]. It has been migrated into the Army Publishing Directorate's new website. 
	 The [Army Publishing Index] can be accessed through the "SEARCH" tab located on the APD Home Page menu bar. From the Search results, 
	 click the [NUMBER] hyperlink located at the far left of the Search results page to obtain more detailed information regarding that Publication or Form.
 
Who should I contact to request a change to the APD Web site?
 	Contact APD Customer Service 
 
How do I search the content of a Publication and Form by keyword?
 	APD website has a Content search feature that allows users to search APD hosted documents by keywords. To access content search locate the [SEARCH] 
	 menu tab and select content search or by clicking here.
 
How can I receive a notification when a new regulation or update has been added to the APD website?
 Recently, the website added an RSS feed feature that allows a user to receive a notification when there is a new publishing action. 
	 You can click Instructions that shows you how to set up the RSS Feed. 
 
Where on the website can I locate the meaning of acronym and terms when reading a publication?
 You can find ABBREVIATIONS, BREVITY CODES, AND ACRONYMS (ABCA) by going to the Search menu dropdown on the APD website.	
 
Why can't I open PDF Files on APD website?
FAQs • City Clerk
The public can attend City Council meetings in person and they are livestreamed and available at www.tv28live.org for viewing and also broadcast live on Comcast T.V. channel 28 beginning at 7:00 p.m. Meetings are also available on City’s website: View live or archived City Council meetings 

4.
Where can I find City Council meeting minutes?

City Council meeting minutes are available on our Council agendas and minutes page. 

5.
What Commissions and Committees does the City have? How do I become a member of a Commission or Committee?

All of the City's Commissions and Committees are listed on our website on the Boards and Commissions page along with information about how to apply. Community residents interested in serving on a commission or committee may obtain an application online during the recruitment period. View current vacancies and more information about how to apply. 

6.
Where can I find the Municipal Code?

The Municipal Code is a published compilation of City laws and their revisions organized according to subject matter (arranged by title, chapter, and section). The Municipal Code is updated periodically as new ordinances are adopted by the City Council. 

7.
Where do I register to vote?

You can register to vote on the State of California's website. 

8.
Where can I find more information about the Public Records Act?

The Public Records Act is codified in Government Code Section 720.000 et. seq. (formerly 6250 et.seq.). The entire Government Code is available online. To submit a request to access any of the City's public records, please submit a request at this link via our NextRequest Portal. 

9.
Where can I get a birth or death certificate or a marriage license?

Birth, death, and marriage certificates and marriage licenses are issued by Alameda County. Please contact the Alameda County Clerk Recorder's office by calling 510-272-6362 or see their website for more information about obtaining a certificate. 

10.
What Council District do I live in?

Enter your address in the Searchable Map to find what district you live in.  

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The APD does not host the HQDA EXORDS. Do you know where I can find them?
I can't find a particular publication or form listed on this web site. How can I check to see if it is still available or current?
Where can I find Letterhead information?
Where is DA PAM 25-30 (Consolidated Index of Army Publications and Blank Form)?
Who should I contact to request a change to the APD Web site?
How do I search the content of a Publication and Form by keyword?
How can I receive a notification when a new regulation or update has been added to the APD website?
Where on the website can I locate the meaning of acronym and terms when reading a publication?
Why can't I open PDF Files on APD website?
Where can I find Army electronic forms?
Why are some fields not functioning correctly in DA fill-able PDF forms? 
 What is the email address of the Forms Management Division (FMD) mailbox?
How to search for DA Form 1 using Army Publishing Index?
Why does it return 0 record when I type [DA 1] in the [Pub/Form Number] textbox using Army Publishing Index?
How do you search for a Publication or Form by Title using Army Publishing Index?
How do I search by [Pub/Form Status] using Army Publishing Index?
How to search for a publication or form using the [Date] filter using the Army Publishing Index?
How do I obtain printed and/or stocked Departmental Forms (DA, DD, SF, OF and other agency forms) used by the Army?
Why am I getting an Adobe Acrobat DC security message when click a hyperlink in a downloaded PDF?
What are the submission requirements for Army administrative (policy and procedural) publications?
Set aside a divorce judgment or other family law order | California Courts | Self Help Guide
You must include the specific legal reason in your request. There are deadlines for how long you have to ask the judge to set aside the order. 
These instructions only cover a request to set aside. This is different than an appeal or a request for reconsideration. Those have different legal requirements. Talk to a lawyer to find out more about an appeal or reconsideration.

Get help at your court's Self-Help Center or talk to a lawyer for advice. 
If you ask the judge to set aside the order and you don't have a legal reason, the judge can order you to pay the other side's legal fees (if they hired a lawyer to respond to your request). 
 

At a glance
Steps to ask a judge to set aside an order
The basic process to set aside an order or judgment is similar. 

Figure out if you have a legal reason
You need to give the judge a legal reason why they should set aside the order or judgment.

Fill out and file forms
Fill out and file forms with the court. Pay a filing fee. Get a court date.

Serve the other side
Serve your spouse or other parent by having someone else deliver the forms to them.

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Prepare for your court date, where the judge will make a decision about your request.

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Caltrans QuickMap > 
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Caltrans QuickMap Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find a description of Caltrans QuickMap?
Can you tell me more about the traffic information displayed on Caltrans QuickMap?
Where does the information on the map come from?
How often is the information on the map refreshed?
Why did the open info window pop-up disappear?
How can I report an issue or ask a question?
Can I embed QuickMap in my web page?
Can I display QuickMap on my media broadcast?
How do I use the Commercial Vehicles layer tools in the QuickMap app?

Q: Where can I find a description of Caltrans QuickMap?
A: Right here:
The Caltrans QuickMap web page presents several types of real-time traffic information layered on a Google Map. The information includes traffic speed, lane and road closures due to construction and maintenance activities, incident reports, Changeable Message Sign (CMS) content, camera snapshots, and active chain control requirements. Traffic speed is indicated by color-coded lines overlaying the roadway. The location of information content for the remaining layers is identified by markers (icon images) on the map. Clicking on a marker displays the information details in an info window pop-up. 
The presentation of these different categories of information can be controlled with check boxes in the Caltrans QuickMap drop down menu labeled Options which enables the layers to be turned on or off. This also serves as a key to the marker images used for each type of information.

Also see: Can you tell me more about the traffic information displayed on Caltrans QuickMap?
Navigation
Left-click one of the Zoom to ... links in the page's drop-down menu to reach a pre-defined location and zoom level.

You can also navigate (pan and zoom) around the map using the standard methods of Google Maps:

Point at the map, left-click, and hold to drag the map to view adjacent sections. 
Pan left, right, up and down with the arrow keys.
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