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Building DivisionThe Building Division issues building permits and takes in plans for review. Our field inspectors verify compliance with various codes and ordinances in both residential and commercial structures. The Building Division is responsible for enforcing the California Building, Plumbing, Mechanical, Electric, Residential, and Energy Codes. The Division is also responsible for monitoring construction activity and determining that ongoing construction projects have the required permits and conform to approved plans and conditions.Permit Center HoursThe Building Division staff is available at the Community Development public service counter during office hours, Monday to Friday, from 8 am to 4:30 pm, except Thursday mornings, when we open at 9 am. New Over-the-Counter Plan Check Services are now available!We are now offering a new appointment-based plan review service. This service will be available for small projects such as small tenant improvements, residential interior remodels, and revisions.

 
 
 

 

 

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Welcome to the California SHSP Crash Data Dashboard

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Building Department Office and Inspection HoursBuilding Permits, Planning and Public Works Inspection ServicesThe following describes the services that remain available along with a description of how to contact The City of Auburn for such services. We encourage the public to contact city staff by email for the quickest response. Public InquiriesFor general questions regarding Building Permits please email Amy Franklin, Public Works Permits please email James Taber Submittal of Building Permit ApplicationsResidential and Commercial basic permits (water heaters, reroofs, electrical, etc.) without (not requiring) plan review – applicants are strongly encouraged to complete this application. Permits will be processed and issued in an expedited time frame if all paperwork has been provided.  Building Permit applications for other projects (SFD, New Structures, Additions, Remodels, Change in Use, etc.) requiring plan review, applicants are encouraged to apply online or in person.SB1439 Disclosure (Campaign Contribution Disclosure)Questions about the online application process can be answered by Amy Franklin or call 530-823-4211 x136.Building InspectionsBuilding Inspections are conducted on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, with no inspections being conducted on Fridays. To schedule an inspection please call 530-823-4211 x 389. Building, Planning and Public Works Department Office HoursPermit issuance – Monday through Friday 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm.General Planning Inquiries: Planning staff is available every Wednesday (8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.) and (1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.) No appointment necessary.
Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park : SPECIAL EVENTS/FILMING
This in the only park in the sector with "exclusive access" event sites.  Special Events include weddings, elopements, receptions, rehearsal/welcome dinners, events that require the reservation of park facilities, events with vendors, etc. 
"Standard" Special Event Permits may be issued for events at set event locations and/or for events with more than ten (10) people.  “Elopement” Special Event Permits may be issued for elopement weddings of ten (10) people or less that take place at hike-in locations.  You may apply for a "standard" Special Event Permit up to one (1) year in advance or an "elopement" Special Event Permit up to six (6) months in advance. Applications received forty-five (45) days or less in advance of the event date are subject to additional fees and restrictions.  Applications received twenty-one (21) days or less in advance of the event date will not be considered. 
Events are not permitted/allowed on any weekend dates (Friday-Sunday) the Friday prior to Memorial Day through Labor Day or on holiday weekend dates.
Large/Commercial Events conducted by for-profit and/or non-profit entities may occur with the approval of a Large/Commercial - Special Event Permit.  Large/Commercial Event applications must be received at least sixty (60) days in advance of the event date in order to be considered. 
Small, reoccuring hiking tours or art/photography workshops/classes conducted by non-profit or for-profit entities may occur with the approval of an Annual Special Event Permit.  Applications for Annual permits received forty-five (45) days or less in advance of the first tour/workshop date are subject to additional fees and restrictions. Applications received twenty-one (21) days or less in advance of the first tour/workshop date will not be considered.
Contact the Special Event Permit Office at BigSurEvents@parks.ca.gov or call 831-667-0507 to obtain a Special Event Information Packet, check the calender for availability, obtain Large Event or Annual permit information, or to apply for a Special Event Permit.

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Whether you're here to shop, enjoy a meal, utilize a service or merely meander around the town, there are plenty of opportunities for parking in downtown Danville, including six municipal parking lots available for public use free of charge, and time-limited street parking.

 
 
 

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In sending us the beautiful, true-color planet pictures below, the spacecraft communicated using only ones and zeroes! 

Pass your mouse over the pictures to see what the raw data looked like before processing.
All these pictures were made by the Voyager spacecraft. Find out more amazing facts about their Grand Tour of the outer planets between 1979 and 1989.

This is Jupiter, the fifth planet from the Sun, and its moon Io.

This is majestic Saturn, sixth from the Sun, with its jaunty rings. If you look very closely, you can see four of Saturn's moons, too.

This is a montage of all four of the outer planets visited by Voyager 2. They are (front to back, farthest from Sun to nearest) Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, and Jupiter.

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We have worked extensively with the Tahoe National Forest to plan and execute the project. We believe the project will make the Rubicon Trail more secure and will add value and recreational opportunities. Motorized recreation on the trail has been occurring since the early 1900’s, so planning efforts during construction of the trail have been minimal. This is an opportunity to plan and execute a portion of the trail that will be environmentally sound, long lasting, and provide OHV opportunity and challenge while encouraging all users to enjoy the trail and its surroundings. At the same time it will secure a portion of trail that is currently at risk of collapse. We are in support of this grant. Ken Hower President Rubicon Trail Foundation Ken Hower - 4/13/2024

Please keep this simple. The easiest solution is to shore up the existing trail section with more rock. Kevin Wagner - 4/28/2024

I have two concerns with the grant application by the Tahoe National Forest to construct two bypasses along the Rubicon Trail. Although I support the main idea of a bypass around the shelf road, I worry about the original trail and the second bypass. My first concern is regarding the original route of the Rubicon Trail. I would like to see documentation that would continue the use of the original route for as long as possible. I would like to see maintenance and maybe a little repair work done on the original route as I believe that it can remain in service, and safe for use, for years if not decades. My second concern is about the second, smaller bypass. This section of trail has been worked by Placer County and Friends of the Rubicon (FOTR). Although this section does see seasonal standing water (I would not use the word flooding.), erosion is minimal due to the hardening of the trail with yards and yards of rock, placed by volunteers and paid contractors, over the years. A bypass in this location would be intrusive into the forest and an unnecessary cost, burdened by our OHV funds. Let’s bring in more rock, as needed, and skip the bypass. Doug Barr – www.TheOtherRubicon.com Doug Barr - 4/29/2024
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