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Carnegie SVRA
The partnership also brings transparency to the stakeholders on management decisions regarding park planning and operations. 
Meetings are typically held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 4:30 pm to discuss new projects in the park and any relevant park updates. Duties also include trail creation and review, educating other visitors and point of contacts for the public to voice concerns and discuss with park staff. 
Join us Tuesday, May 21, 2024 at 4:30 pm. 
Join on your computer, mobile app or room device. Click here to join the meeting Meeting ID: 247 350 701 717 Passcode: 58F3an Download Teams | Join on the web +1 916-409-6039,,258215967#   United States, Sacramento Phone Conference ID: 258 215 967# 
Welcome to Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area!

Located in the hills of eastern Alameda and western San Joaquin counties, Carnegie is one of nine SVRAs administered by the California Department of Parks and Recreation. Carnegie SVRA has more than 1,300 acres of riding area, over 80 miles of trails, and is a fun, challenging, and scenic place to ride. There are numerous off-highway opportunities for motorcycles, ATVs, 4x4s, and side-by-sides. Visit MotoMart for refreshments, bike parts and riding gear. Rest from riding in the day use area or spend the night in the campground. You might even catch a glimpse of the local wildlife.

TERRAIN

The park is characterized by rolling hills, dry rocky washes, and steep, rugged canyons with outstanding opportunities for hillclimbs and many scenic views. Carnegie provides a setting for off-highway vehicle users of all skill levels. The hills are divided into two use areas: open riding and designated trails only in Resource Management Areas (RMAs). Roads, trails, and riding areas are two way; please watch for oncoming traffic.

DAY USE AREAS 

Enjoy the day in our day use areas, complete with ramadas, tables, BBQ pits and bathrooms nearby in the valley floor. There are picnic areas in the hills located in the areas of Black Bear, Los Osos, Phase III, and Pottery. 

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California State Park Passes
California State Park Adventure Pass Free 
This new pass provides free entry for fourth graders and their families at 54 select state parks throughout the state.
California State Library Parks Pass Free 
A new pilot collaboration between State Parks and California State Libraries will provide free passes to every public library throughout the state. Library patrons can check these out and use them for free vehicle day-use access to parks across the state. 
Annual Passes
California Explorer Vehicle Day Use Annual Pass $195 
Valid for one year, this pass provides vehicle entrance to 134 state parks, including the high demand Southern California beaches along the Orange, Los Angeles and San Diego Coasts.
Golden Poppy Vehicle Day Use Annual Pass $125 
Valid for one year, this pass provides vehicle entrance to 112 state parks including most reservoirs and many popular destination parks and northern California beaches.
Historian Passport Day Use Admission Annual Pass $50 
Valid for one year, this pass allows admission to up to four people to State Historic Parks that generally charge a per-person admission fee. Some of the sites pass holders can tour include a California mission, see where the gold rush happened and experience Native American culture.
OHV Vehicle Day Use Annual Pass $50 
Valid for one year, this pass provides entry to State Vehicular Recreation Areas (i.e. off-highway vehicle designated trails and/or open space areas) where day-use fees are collected for passenger vehicles with a capacity of nine people or less.
SNO-Park Pass $40/$15 
Provides access to 21 SNO-PARK winter recreation areas either for a day or for the season.
Tahoe Regional Annual Pass  $75 
Valid for one year, visitors can use this pass to visit Lake Tahoe State Parks such as D.L. Bliss SP, Ed Z'Berg Sugar Pine Point SP, Emerald Bay SP and Kings Beach SRA, and even includes Donner Memorial SP.
Boat Use Annual Pass $100
An add-on pass for passholders of other State Parks passes to cover the fee charged for boat use.
Oversized Vehicle Pass $75 
An add-on pass for passholders of other State Parks passes to cover the fee charged for vehicles 25+ feet in length or 9+ feet in width.
Discount Passes
Disabled Discount Pass $3.50
Imaging/X-Ray Service | VA Portland Health Care | Veterans Affairs
IR uses the Medivis SurgicalAR system, a breakthrough augmented reality surgical/interventional system that allows for a virtual reality fusion of a patient’s existing cross-sectional imaging data (CT, MRI) with the actual patient on the interventional table to increase understanding and precision of an interventional procedure.  
The IR division has been a leader in the limb salvage program with advanced angiography procedures to improve extremity blood flow, saving patients from amputation.  The VA Portland IR team is the first VA site to perform geniculate artery embolization for pain relief in a patient with end-stage knee degeneration who is not a candidate for a knee arthroplasty.  Interventional radiology has also performed a recently developed procedure for prostate embolization as a non-operative treatment for benign prostatic hypertrophy.
Ultrasound Division
The Ultrasound division has five GE Logiq E10 ultrasound machines which are used for all routine ultrasound examinations, ultrasound guided biopsy procedures, and are also critical for the evaluation of posttransplant patients in support of the VA Portland liver and renal transplantation programs.
X-Ray Division
The X-Ray division has cutting edge and streamlined equipment including: five Shimadzu DR X-ray rooms, five total Canon and Fuji DR portable machines and soon will be getting six new OIC Elite C-arms.  The division has one O-arm device which is used with stealth software for spine surgeries.
Fluoroscopy Division
The Fluoroscopy division has a Shimadzu Sonialvision G4 Remote Fluoroscopy room and a classic GE Fluoroscopy room to perform gastroenterology studies. They also have a Siemens Artis Zee C-arm fluoroscopy room used for joint injections and aspirations.
Information Technology
We use Carestream PACS for our picture archiving and communication system (PACS) with advanced image manipulation programs, Philips IntelliSpace Portal and TeraRecon available for radiologists and technologists. We will soon be the first VA hospital to install Vaultara which is an Amazon web cloud image sharing program to expedite importing outside imaging studies into the Portland VA.  We currently monitor radiation dose information with GE’s DoseWatch program.

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Civil Grand Jury Info | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
Names are then drawn by lot by the Superior Court Clerk and these, plus any holdovers from the previous year's Civil Grand Jury, are sworn and instructed by the Presiding Judge.

How is the Civil Grand Jury Organized?

The Civil Grand Jury has a foreperson selected by the members of the Civil Grand Jury and approved by the Presiding Judge. A foreperson pro tem and a recorder are also elected by the Civil Grand Jury members. Most of the work is done in committees. These committees are generally designated as Administration, Special Districts, Education, Edit & Final Report, Health & Welfare, Land Use, and Justice. Each Committee has between four and eight members. Each juror usually serves on two or three committees. Any preference for committee assignments is generally honored.

What Assistance or Aids Do Civil Grand Jurors Have?

The jury receives instructions from the Presiding Judge who also is available for advice and counsel.
The District Attorney gives instruction on duties and responsibilities related to criminal matters.
The County Counsel gives advice and instruction on civil matters.
The Office of the California State Attorney General.
An auditor, retained by the Civil Grand Jury.
Other personnel as deemed necessary by the Presiding Judge. These may include, but are not limited to, clerical assistance, investigators, stenographers or others.
There are trainings, meetings and seminars conducted by the California Grand Juror's Association.
Advice and guidance to new Civil Grand Jurors can be provided by those jury members who have served on previous Civil Grand Juries.
The Civil Grand Jury may also call upon county officials and departments for information and reports. Tours of county facilities can be arranged.
There is a Civil Grand Jury Manual of Procedures.
Reports and materials written by past Civil Grand Jury members are available.

How Does the Civil Grand Jury Do Its Work?

As committees of the Civil Grand Jury begin looking at the various departments assigned to them, areas for investigation become apparent. The Civil Grand Jury also receives many letters and complaints from citizens alleging mistreatment by county officials, suspicions of misconduct, observed inefficiencies or inequities.
Erie Canalway Trail - Albion to Brockport | Empire State Trail
14369 Ridge Road, Albion, NY 14411

 (585) 589-9151 

 
Rosewood Bed & Breakfast

This grand 1891 Victorian home has all of the grandeur of the 19th century, gently modified with the amenities that today's traveler requires. Each guest room is air-conditioned and many have private baths. Queen-sized featherbeds almost guarantee a good night's sleep, and the elegant breakfasts are a treat for all of the senses. Enjoy the authentic antiques, library, fireplace, five guestrooms, extensive gardens, and gourmet breakfasts.

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 68 Geddes St, Holley, NY 14470

 (585) 638-6186 

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Holiday Inn Express-Brockport

A 41 Unit hotel featuring smoking/nonsmoking rooms. Wheelchair accessible rooms & suites. Continental breakfast included.

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 4908 South Lake Rd, Brockport, NY 14420

 (585) 395-1000 

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Kingston Section - City of Kingston | Empire State Trail
Picture yourself spending a leisurely getaway in Rhinebeck at this two guest room B&B. Located just outside the village of Rhinebeck, and close to the Omega Institute, the beauty of the Hudson Valley is at your doorstep. Each room is comfortably decorated and has private bath. You’ll be pampered with a hearty breakfast, then relax on their wrap-around front porch. A heated pool is available for guest’s seasonal use.

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 567 Ackert Hook Road, Rhinebeck, NY 12572

 (845) 663-6997 

 
Rondout Inn

Uniquely decorated one bedroom apartment suites with private bathrooms in a historic 1820's building. Walk to historic waterfront district, marinas, quaint shops and restaurants. Wi/Fi, Netflix. Open year round.

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 79 Broadway, Kingston, NY 12401

 (845) 399-2902 

 
Schwartz's Inn

In the Stockade District of Kingston, within blocks of major historic attractions, including the Senate House and the oldest corner of original stone houses in America. Walking distance to restaurants and Bus Station. Nearby historic Rondout Area with daily/evening cruises along the Hudson River.

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 70 N Front St, Kingston, NY 12401

 (845) 389-9918 

 
The Forsyth B&B

The Forsyth B&B is the perfect home base for the modern explorer. Just a block from the historic Rondout waterfront, with great dining, shopping and art galleries, our four newly renovated rooms with luxury private baths marry history and modern design. A creative, seasonal breakfast is prepared daily by our chef/innkeeper. Dog-friendly accommodations and full house rentals are available.

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 85 Abeel Street, Kingston, NY 12401

 (845) 481-9148 

 
Veranda House Bed & Breakfast

1842 Federal house. Library, veranda, terrace, complimentary full breakfast, walking distance to shops & restaurants. 5 rooms with bath.

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 6487 Montgomery St, Rhinebeck, NY 12572

 (845) 876-4133
Erie Canalway Trail - Tonawanda to Amherst | Empire State Trail
Sleeping rooms feature mini refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker. Full breakfast buffet daily, free high-speed internet access, heated indoor pool, and a fitness center are just some of the amenities you'll enjoy.

 
 2400 Niagara Falls Boulevard, Tonawanda, NY 14150

 (716) 743-2400 

 
Home2 Suites by Hilton Amherst Buffalo

Home2 Suites by Hilton Amherst, NY is a modern hotel centrally located to I-190 and I-90. Enjoy easy access to retail, dining and leisure opportunities, including several golf courses near this hotel.
Each morning, enjoy free breakfast at the Inspired Table™ offering a variety of hot and cold options. Feel at home in the flexible and spacious studios or one-bedroom suites. Stay connected with free WiFi, play music through the iHome dock and watch cable channels and DVDs on the 42-inch LCD TV. Cook in your full kitchen, with a dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, crockery and silverware. Pack the dog bowl and leash, as your pet is welcome at our Home2 hotel.
Hold a successful event for up to 80 people in the 1064 sq. ft. meeting room, and stay connected in the complimentary 24-hour business center. Swim in the heated indoor pool, work out any time in the fitness room and after a busy day, unwind by the fire pit in the outdoor patio area. For your convenience, complimentary parking is available at our hotel.

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 3820 Ridge Lea Road, Buffalo, NY 14228

 (716) 403-0100 

 
Knights Inn

Knights Inn is located between Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Enjoy your stay in clean, comfortable and spacious rooms. Complimentary continental breakfast, free local calls, free cable TV with HBO and ESPN, microwave, refrigerator in all rooms, free hard wire and wireless high speed internet, coffee machine available.

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 1970 Niagara Falls Boulevard, Tonawanda, NY 14150

 (716) 692-7260 

 
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Buffalo Amherst
Parks, Facilities, and Trails | Mammoth Lakes, CA - Official Website
The facility typically operates from April 1 – November 1 each year (weather permitting) between sunrise and sunset. The Whitmore Track and Sports Field is an all-weather, 9-lane polyurethane running track, with a full-size synthetic turf infield striped for soccer or football, and includes terrace seating, restrooms and ample parking.ReservationsAny organized, structured athletic activity requires a permit from Mammoth Lakes Parks and Recreation. Renter must provide approved liability insurance, and pay all applicable fees. Reservations can be requested at parksandrec@townofmammothlakes.ca.gov. For more information, please call (760) 965-3690.Shady Rest ParkShady Rest Park is located at the end of Sawmill Cutoff Road, approximately ½ mile from Main Street and is open until November 1 (weather permitting). The park offers playground equipment, a sheltered picnic area, restrooms, picnic tables, sand volleyball courts, softball fields, soccer fields, a concession stand, a parking area and a small “street scene” skate-park designed for all ability levels. Picnic facilities may be reserved by calling the office.Winter Grooming ProgramThe Shady Rest Winter Grooming program is well underway thanks to the great snow this year. The groomed winter trails in Shady Rest are located right at the entrance to Town and are accessed from the Welcome Center and Ranger Station. This looped experience is shared with a variety of users, including snowshoers and dog walkers, so please be mindful of others and share the trails. Weather permitting, the trails are groomed 5 days a week and are free and open to the public. Learn more about this program by clicking here.Mammoth Creek ParkMammoth Creek Park is located on Old Mammoth Road, and is open (weather permitting) from spring through fall. The park offers a play area designed for toddlers and school-age children, restrooms, parking, picnic tables, and access to Mammoth Creek.Trails End Park - Volcom Brothers Skate ParkTrails End Park is located on Meridian Boulevard approximately ¼ mile south of Main Street and is open until November 1 (weather permitting). The 40,000 square-foot Volcom Brothers Skateboard Park is open sunrise to sunset, offers ample parking and seasonal restrooms.
FAQs • Danville, CA • CivicEngage
A city’s General Plan outlines the development rights of every parcel within its limits.  In this case, the property’s General Plan land use designations and its corresponding zoning districts allows up to 78 lots.  Denying a landowner the ability to request a development proposal consistent with the General Plan could constitute an unconstitutional taking of private property rights. 

7.
What is Measure S?

On November 7, 2000, the voters in Danville approved Measure S, which amended the Town’s General Plan.  It requires that any change to lands designated in the General Plan as (1) Agricultural, (2) General Open Space, or (3) Parks and Recreation would be subject to a vote of the people or a 4/5 vote of the Town Council.Properties designated as General Open Space or Parks and Recreation have no development potential, but properties designated as Agricultural do have some limited development potential. Therefore, a property designated as Agricultural may be developed without triggering a Measure S vote – as long as the proposed development does not exceed the maximum density permitted by that land use designation.  Any development proposal that exceeds the maximum permitted density would require a General Plan Amendment and be subject to a Measure S vote.As a final note, many of the comments have referred to the property as “Agricultural Open Space,” which has led to a misunderstanding that the property has no development potential.  “Agricultural” and “Open Space” are, in actuality, two separate General Plan land use designations.  

8.
Is the project subject to Measure S and therefore a public vote?

No.  The reason why is that the proposed project is requesting a change in the Zoning district; not a change to its General Plan land use designation.  The proposed rezoning does not add development potential.  Instead, it serves to transfer all development rights of the 410-acre site to just 29 acres and preserves the remaining 381 acres as permanent open space (Revised DEIR, page 1-1). 

9.
Why does the property need to be rezoned?

While the property owner could propose to subdivide the property with all homes spread across the entire 410 acres, it would be inconsistent with the Town’s General Plan.
Camping along the Canalway Trail
Camping along the Canalway Trail

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 Camping along the Canalway Trail

	The New York State Canal Corporation offers 18 Cycler-Hiker-Boater Campsites along the Canalway Trail and waterways. These campsites are designed to make touring along the Canal System easier for trail users, boaters and paddlers during the navigation season (May-October). Canal Corporation offers camping designated as âprimitive,â with limited on-site amenities. Porta johns are provided at the designated campsites but visitors should be prepared with their own potable water, first aid kits, and camping and cooking supplies. 
The sites include an area for 4 tents. Stays are limited to 48 hours and are available on a first come first serve basis. Please provide advanced notice by contacting the sites at the phone numbers below prior to arrival.
Upon arrival, see Lock Operator, then take a 1-minute online survey.
If Lock Operator unavailable, see posted QR Code to access survey.
General Rules:

Camping is first come first serve; lock operators should be contacted in advance so you can receive information on the campsiteâs status as open. Weather or safety conditions can close campsites unexpectedly.
Campsites are limited to 4 tents and 10 people
Campers must be at least 18 years old, unless accompanied and supervised by an adult
Stays are limited to 48 hours
No campfires or bonfires are allowed
Campsite sites are carry-in, carry-out for garbage unless a waste receptacle is present
Quiet hours must be observed between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.
No motorized vehicles are allowed in the campsites
For camping space for groups larger than 10 people/4 tents, you must reach out to the Canal Real Property Management Department to obtain a permit: (518) 449-6000
WRS Dutchess Rail Trail - Hopewell Junction to Poughkeepsie | Empire State Trail
Available daily to all guests is a complimentary full hot American style breakfast. This hotel also provides shuttle services to the nearby Poughkeepsie Train station. Tour groups welcome. 
 
 

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 40 Civic Center Plaza, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601

 (845) 485-5300 

 
Red Roof Inn

58 guest room motel. Newly renovated facility.

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 2349 South Rd, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601

 (845) 462-7800 

 
Residence Inn Marriott Poughkeepsie

Make yourself at home during your stay in Poughkeepsie in one of the 128 rooms and spacious suites. Whether you are staying for a night, a weekend, or a few weeks, spread out in one of the newly renovated hotel suites with fully equipped kitchens, ergonomic workstations, and complimentary Wi-Fi. After a night of rest, fuel up for the day with a free hot breakfast buffet. Guests are also welcomed to use the fitness center and then spend time at the indoor pool, hot tub, outdoor Sport Court®, and fire pit. On select evenings, head to The Residence Inn Mix™ for complimentary beer and wine while meeting with fellow travelers. 

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Visit - California State Capitol Museum Home About Contact Us COVID-19 Updates Exhibits History of the Capitol Slideshow Home Learn Search Results Virtual Tours Visit State Symbols Select Page Skip to Main Content CA.gov Hours Contact Us SettingsDefaultHigh ContrastResetIncrease Font SizeFont IncreaseDecrease Font SizeFont Decrease × Search Menu VisitLearnExhibitsVirtual ToursAbout Search Custom Google Search Submit Close Search Visit the CapitolEverything to help you plan your trip to the Capitol MuseumHoursToursAccessibilityAmenitiesProhibited ItemsDirections & ParkingHours of OperationThe Capitol is open in limited capacity. Here are the upcoming hours:Sat May 25th:ClosedSun May 26th:ClosedMon May 27th:ClosedTue May 28th:9am – 5pmWed May 29th:9am – 5pmThu May 30th:9am – 5pmFri May 31st:9am – 5pmSat Jun 1st:ClosedSun Jun 2nd:ClosedMon Jun 3rd:9am – 5pmTue Jun 4th:9am – 5pmThe Capitol is CLOSED on weekends, and most holidays. Please call the Capitol Tour Office at 916-324-0333 with any questions.The Capitol Park remains open daily.Tours Capitol ToursPublic tours run weekdays on the hour from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Sign up for tours at the Information Desk in the first Floor Rotunda. Our public tours are limited to 20 individuals on a first-come, first-served bases. Learn More about Capitol Tours Capitol Park ToursTake a free guided tour through one of the most beautiful State Capitol grounds in the nation. Free Online Reservations available! Learn More about Capitol Park Tours K-12 FREE Interactive ToursWe offer FREE interactive virtual field trips for K-12 students through our PORTS program. Stay connected to our state’s natural, cultural, and historical resources. Explore Self Guided 360° Virtual ToursWe are providing FREE access to our online virtual tours.  View rooms in 360 degrees and learn more about objects in the rooms! Take a Virtual TourAccessibilityThe California State Capitol Museum has many accommodations for those with disabilities, so everyone can enjoy their trip to the museum.Wheelchair AccessThe North (L Street) and South (N Street) entrances have wheelchair ramps.