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Oso Flaco Lake
Located just off scenic Highway 1 in southern San Luis Obispo County, Oso Flaco Lake is an 800 acre day use area in the southern portion of the Oceano Dunes SVRA and is part of the 22,000 acre Guadalupe Nipomo Dunes Complex.  This land is designated for hiking, fishing, bird watching, nature study and other non-motorized uses.
Trail Length: 1 mile from the trailhead to beach overlook; 2 miles total round trip
Trail Description: The trail takes you through a lush riparian corridor lined with willow trees and wetland species.  As you approach Oso Flaco Lake, the trail turns into a bridge pathway which takes you over the lake! Along the path there are several benches to rest on, fish from, or simply enjoy the serene surroundings.
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Your next event here.The New York State Fairgrounds is pleased to accommodate shows and events of all kinds and sizes.Consumer and trade shows can have the run of the place, depending on their size; all of our buildings—more than 500,000 square feet of space—and all of our outdoor spaces are available for the very largest shows and eventsWe have a number of meeting rooms for private or public functionsTraining sessions may make use of our buildings or wide-open groundsThe 200-seat Empire Theater (with classic movie-house pipe organ) is ideal for stage productionsSmaller agricultural shows for animals such as rabbits, alpacas or chickens can find a home in one or more of our barnsMedium-sized, shows like dog and cat shows, can make use of our large buildings to keep everything in one placeLarger animal shows, such as equestrian competitions, can use our barns, outdoor rings, the Toyota Coliseum or the larger Exposition CenterOur spacious parking lots are perfect for vehicle-related training or demonstrationsChevy Court and its open audience space can easily accommodate thousands of people and are optimal for music concerts and stage showsThe Talent Showcase stage and backstage area (on the western end of the grounds) are suitable for smaller showsCan we handle your next event?More than likely. Get in touch and let’s talk.
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Erie Canalway Trail - Brockport to Rochester | Empire State Trail
The Ellwanger Estate is an oasis where you'll actually enjoy spending time in your room as well as discovering the magnificent grounds. We offer four rooms, a smoke free and green environment, utilizing eco friendly practices.
The historical Ellwanger Estate located in the heart of Rochester's Mount Hope Cultural District is your premiere lodging destination. Stroll in the famous Ellwanger Garden or enjoy a cool drink on the home's restored veranda. The natural beauty of the Mount Hope and Highland Park Preservation area, combined with the ambiance of the Ellwanger will exceed your every expectation. 

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 625 Mt. Hope Ave, Rochester, NY 14620

 (585) 314-1793 

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Hilton Garden Inn Rochester Downtown

Treat yourself with a visit to Rochester's newest hotel. Originally the home of the National Clothing Company, established in 1924, you'll appreciate the high ceilings and marble floors as you enter this unique, historical building. An arboretum, heated indoor swimming pool, fitness center with state of the art equipment and convenient location in downtown Rochester await you. Sleep deep in one of the 107 comfortable guest rooms, eat well in the Garden Grille for breakfast or enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and attractive menu for lunch, dinner and cocktails in The Stone Street Pub. Complimentary airport transportation, in room wi-fi and 24/7 business center are a few of the additional amenities you'll find when visiting the hotel. Meeting rooms are available to accommodate up to 150 people. We look forward to seeing you!

Visit Site 
 155 East Main Street, Rochester, NY 14604

 (585) 232-5000 

 
Radisson Hotel Rochester Airport

The Radisson Hotel Rochester Airport offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with top-notch service, sure to please business and leisure travelers alike. At Radisson, we recognize your needs and we have designed programs and services to make you feel comfortable, connected and at home- even when you are away from home. Every event is personally supervised by our professional banquet and catering planner, to ensure that every detail will meet and exceed your expectations.
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General Public Release: For codes with a broad release and no nondisclosure or export control restrictions
Open Source Release: For collaborative efforts in which programmers improve upon codes originally developed by NASA and share the changes
U.S. Release Only: For codes available to U.S. persons only
U.S. and Foreign Release: For codes that are available to U.S. persons and persons outside of the U.S. (who meet certain export control restrictions)
U.S. Government Purpose Release: For codes that are to be used on behalf of the U.S. government by a federal agency or business/university under a federal contract/grant/agreement.

 ᐳ Why is access to some software codes restricted?
 

 Each NASA code has been evaluated for access restrictions and designated for a specific type of release according to the purpose for which the software code was designed. Some codes are deemed restricted because they have been developed for a specific government purpose (e.g., they may have munitions or defense applications). Codes designated U.S. Government Purpose Release require the user to work for a federal agency or a business/university with an active contract, grant, or Space Act Agreement with the federal government.
 

 ᐳ Why do I need to provide a contract/grant/agreement name and number?
 

 When software is classified as a U.S. Government Purpose Release, NASA must be able to verify that the software will be used for a current U.S. government contract. For non-NASA contracts/grants, you will receive an email from the Center SRA asking for a copy of the front page of the contract and the pages that contain the current statement of work and period of performance for the contract/grant. In some cases, the agency’s contract monitor may be asked to verify the contract information. Once the contract information is received, the appropriate Software Usage Agreement (SUA) will be sent to you for signature.
 

 ᐳ How long will the process take?
 

 Most software requests will be processed within 5 business days. After your request is reviewed by the Center SRA, you (or the individual identified on your request form with authority to sign the agreement) will receive an email notification that a Software Usage Agreement is ready for review and signature.
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You may make a reservation online anytime by visiting SoCoParks.org/Camping or you can call our reservation line (707) 565-2267, Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. For same day reservations, you may book online up to 8 p.m. or contact our reservation line Monday - Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.  Payment is due at the time of booking. One household may reserve a maximum of two campsites per park per visit. Only one email address per household may be used to make a reservation. Specific sites are not guaranteed due to the potential for unexpected conditions (flooding, fallen tree, etc.). No reservation refunds will be allowed due to weather.
Site Capacity and Vehicles: A maximum of 8 people (including children) and two allowed vehicles may occupy an individual campsite. Camping fees include one vehicle per site as well as one towed vehicle or trailer. A second non-towed vehicle may be parked at most campsites for a fee of $7 per night. All vehicles must remain on the pavement and park in the designated parking spaces at all times. If you have a question about parking capacity at a specific site, contact the reservations office at (707) 565-2267.
Electrical/Utility Hook-ups and Dump Station Use: Electrical hook-ups are not available at any campgrounds except at Stillwater Cove Regional Park. Only registered campers are allowed to use the RV dump station - all wastewater or gray water must be contained and disposed of at the RV dump station.
Quiet Hours and Generator use: Quiet hours are 10 p.m.-7 a.m.; generator hours are 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Amplified music is not allowed at any time. 
Pets: Pets must be attended, cleaned up after, securely leashed and under physical control on a leash no longer than 6 feet, or contained within a vehicle or tent. Proof of rabies vaccination is required. A fee of $2 per dog, per night will be charged.
Campfires: Campfires are allowed in designated barbecues and fire rings only.
Fisher House | VA Portland Health Care | Veterans Affairs
There is no medical staff, catering staff, or maid service at the Fisher House.Guests must be willing to abide by all the house guidelines and regulations including: no eating in guest rooms (kitchen and dining room only), no smoking, no weapons, no alcohol or drug use, and be willing and able to clean up after themselves.Must have a referral placed before staying at the Fisher House.Guests cannot have the following needs and/or conditions: home health, wound vac, C-Diff, running IV's, or TPN. If guests have any of these needs or conditions, they will not be eligible to stay at the Fisher House.Comfort dogs, companion dogs, emotional support dogs, emotional assistance dogs, and pets are not permitted in the Fisher House.

Requests for Fisher House lodging can be made through VA staff assisting with your care, such as Social Workers, Facilitators, etc.

There is no cost to stay at a VA Fisher House.

There are 16 suites, each room has a private bathroom.Special features of the Fisher House:Private bedroom ADA accessible bathroom suitesCommunal living room, dining room, library, laundry facility and gourmet kitchenAn elevator for a accessibility to the second floor

Yes, parking in front of the Fisher House is available. Due to the limited quantity of parking spaces, one spot is allotted per family.

Donors help make it possible for us to have food available for guests who reside in the house. If particular food items are not available, guests are responsible for purchasing them. A large kitchen is available for guests to store food and prepare their own meals.

Like a hotel, we provide fresh linens and towels to guests to use during their stay.

We encourage guests to check-in no later than 4:00 p.m. so that a staff member can be available for check-in.Check-out time is no later than 11:00 a.m.

The VA Shuttle that runs between the Portland and Vancouver campuses is available Monday through Friday.  There is no VA provided shuttle transportation on weekends or holidays.  Guests may use public transportation or community cabs at their own expense. The VA Shuttle schedule is available on the Vancouver VA Medical Center page under "Prepare for your visit - Shuttle Bus Service"
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As a result, they have somewhat higher interest costs than general obligation bonds.
 

Traditional Revenue Bonds. These also finance capital projects but are not supported by the General Fund. Rather, they are paid off from a designated revenue stream generated by the projects they finance—such as bridge tolls. These bonds also are not guaranteed by the state’s general taxing power and do not require voter approval.
 

What Are the Direct Costs of Bond Financing? After selling each individual bond, the state makes annual principal and interest payments until that bond is paid off. The annual cost of repaying bonds depends primarily on the interest rate and the time period over which the bonds have to repaid. The state typically pays back investors in each individual bond with level payments over a 30-year period (similar to payments homeowners would make in most 30-year fixed-rate mortgages). Assuming that a bond carries an interest rate of 5 percent, the cost of paying it off  with level payments over 30 years is close to $2 for each dollar borrowed—$1 for repaying the amount borrowed and close to $1 for interest. This cost, however, is spread over the entire 30-year period. So, the cost after adjusting for inflation is considerably less—about $1.40 for each $1 borrowed.


 To see election results for propositions providing general obligation bond authority on the ballot since 1986, see here.

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Champlain On-Road Bicycle Route - Westport to Keeseville | Empire State Trail
Today, each of the 12 beautifully appointed, upscale rooms and suites at the historic Essex Inn have been totally renovated. Each room and suite is equipped with Wi-Fi internet access, a flat screen television, iPod docking station, and in-room climate control.
The Inn’s cozy historic tavern and farm-inspired restaurant is open year round for guests and visitors to Essex NY!

Visit Site 
 2297 Lakeshore Rd, Essex, NY 12936

 (518) 963-4400 

 
Westport Hotel

This newly renovated Hotel and Tavern provides Adirondack travelers with charm and comfort. They offer ten rooms including two full suites with private baths for visitors to enjoy their stay in the Champlain Valley. They can also provide an exceptional dining experience in your choice of venues including The Tavern, Candlelight, Hide-A-Way, and Fireside dining rooms. Guests can also enjoy lunch and dinner served on the open-air front porch overlooking Lake Champlain with spectacular views of the Green Mountains of Vermont. Complimentary continental breakfast served daily. Located in the historic town of Westport, NY, a central base from which to explore and enjoy all that this wonderful area has to offer. After dining, many guests take a short walk, next door, to enjoy a live performance at The Depot Theatre. Open year-round and conveniently located just minutes from I-87 and the Amtrak train station.

Visit Site 
 6691 Main St, Westport, NY 12993

 (518) 962-4501 

Hotels/Motels & Resorts
 
Westport Lakeside Motel

This lodging on Lake Champlain is located in the historic village of Westport, NY, directly on the lake in the heart of the Adirondacks. The motel is just a short scenic drive from the Olympic Village of Lake Placid and offers very comfortable accommodations in which to relax and explore this beautiful area. Enjoy the spectacular lake and mountain views and warm hospitality. The eight guest rooms provide attractive and comfortable accommodations. Each room is tastefully furnished and equipped with premium bedding, color cable TV, WiFi available, in-room coffee makers, and in-room fridge and microwave.

Visit Site
FAQs • Dublin • CivicEngage
Overnight mail is available at an additional cost.Please check the Current Processing Times to see the difference between routing and expedited services. Learn more about Routine, Expedite, Urgent and Life-or-Death Emergency Services at Get my Passport Fast 

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Where can I have my passport photo taken?

The following is a list of local passport photo shops. Please call the individual business for specifics on directions, hours of operation and photo prices. This list is provided solely for your convenience.PostalAnnex+4101 Dublin Blvd Ste F, Dublin, CA 94568(925) 556-2510https://www.postalannex.com/passport/dublin/457CVS7201 Regional St, Dublin, CA 94568(925) 828-3823https://www.cvs.com/photo/passport-photosMike's Camera7192 Regional Street,Dublin, CA 94568https://mikescamera.com/service-product-pages/passport-visa-and-id-photosThe UPS Store3736 Fallon Rd, Dublin, CA 94568(925) 875-9340https://locations.theupsstore.com/ca/dublin/3736-fallon-rd/passport-photos 

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What are setbacks? 

The term setback means the required distance separating a building, structure, or other designated item from a property line. Setback regulations for buildings are included in the Zoning Ordinance under Section 8.36.040 and setbacks regulations for accessory structures are included in the Zoning Ordinance under Chapter 8.40.	Zoning Ordinance

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Do I need a permit to build an arbor or patio cover?

Yes, you do need planning approval and a permit to install or build an arbor or patio cover. Zoning regulations for arbors and patio covers are located in the Zoning Ordinance under Chapter 8.40.	Zoning Ordinance

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How tall can my fence be?

Fence height depends on the location of the fence. In most cases the height limit is six feet from grade.
Picnic Areas | Danville, CA
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

Amenities20-acre park with children's play area and group picnic tablesBasketballLighted sports fieldsSand volleyballTennis courtsLearn MoreEnjoy an aerial view of picnic rental area (JPG).Picnic Area Use Application Form (PDF)Learn more about Diablo Vista Park.

 Hap Magee Ranch Park

AmenitiesGroup picnic area with barbecues and play areaSand volleyball and dog parkWater feature in play areaLearn MoreEnjoy an aerial view of picnic rental area (JPG).Picnic Area Use Application Form (PDF)Learn more about Hap Magee Ranch Park

 Oak Hill Park

AmenitiesAll Wars MemorialChildren's play areaSand volleyball court with group picnic area includes seven tables and three barbecue pitsSmall lake surrounded by mature trees, lawns, and level pathwaysLearn MoreEnjoy an aerial view of picnic rental area (JPG).Picnic Area Use Application Form (PDF)Learn more about Oak Hill Park.

 Osage Station Park

Amenities35-acre park with memorial rose gardenBaseball diamondsChildren’s play area with nearby group picnic area with barbecue pitsSoccer fieldsTennis courtsLearn MoreEnjoy an aerial view of picnic rental area (JPG).Picnic Area Use Application Form (PDF)Learn more about the Osage Station Park.

 Sycamore Valley Park

AmenitiesChildren's play area with recreational water fountainEight (8) lighted bocce ball courtsJogging path that meanders through the parkLearn MoreEnjoy an aerial view of picnic rental areas (JPG).Picnic Area Use Application Form (PDF)Bocce Court Use Application Form (PDF)Learn more about the Sycamore Valley Park.

 
 
 

 

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FAQs • Danville, CA • CivicEngage
The Contra Costa County Animal Services (CCCAS) would be the appropriate department to contact in regards to this matter. CCCAS has a Noisy Animal Complaint Form that you would need to complete and submit. For more information, please contact CCCAS at 925-335-8300 or visit their website. 

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There are dogs, accompanied by the owner, that are off leash roaming around the Town’s community parks and private parks. What can Code Enforcement do?

The Town has a designated dog park (Canine Corral) that is located at Hap Magee Ranch Park, which allows dogs to be off leash. The Canine Corral is non-monitored and relies on its users to maintain reasonable conditions and sanitation. Before embarking on a trip to the Canine Corral it is important that users understand the rules and regulations to ensure an enjoyable experience for everyone.As for the other parks, the Contra Costa County Animal Services (CCCAS) is responsible for enforcing leash laws. For more information, please contact CCCAS at 925-335-8300 or visit their website. 

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How do I check to see if a building permit has been issued for a property?

To view permit history for a property, please visit www.danville.ca.gov/CAP and select “Search” from the black bar at the top of the screen. Select “Permit” from the dropdown menu, and search by address. If no results appear when searching by Address, try entering only a portion of the entire address. If there is a permit in “Issued” status, it means that the Town has authorized the construction described in the project description. 

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What is The Magee Preserve Project?

This is a proposal by Davidon Homes to develop approximately 29 acres (or 7%) of the 410-acre project site with 69 single family homes and seven attached secondary dwelling units (a.k.a. “casitas” or “in-law units”).As shown on the project site plan on the project page, the proposed lots are shown in blue while the remaining 381 acres (shown in white) would be converted to permanent open space.   

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