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Please note that building permit applications and handouts are available here: Building Permit Applications and Forms.INSPECTIONS – All inspections must be called in by 5PM and will be scheduled for the next business day as available. Requests for AM or PM inspections can be made and we will do our best to accommodate. Please keep holidays in mind when scheduling inspections. To schedule an inspection please use the form provided here Inspection Request Form or call the inspection hotline at 760-965-3639. PERMIT APPLICATION & PLAN CHECK SUBMITTALS – Please send a complete electronic submittal to buildingtech@townofmammothlakes.ca.gov.

 
 
 

 

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“Our goal in the restoration of this historic lighthouse was to balance two factors: The preservation of the original masonry structure and to pay homage to the long-lost unique lantern designed by Renwick and removed sometime in the 1930’s” said Thomas A. Fenniman, Project Architect. “I am extremely proud of the accomplishments and commitment to quality by the entire team in restoring what I believe will be a true beacon at the northern tip of the island.”  The northern end of Lighthouse Park will provide safe outdoor space for all to enjoy for many years to come. 

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Short-term rental administrative use permits shall be limited to three (3) year terms. Property owners may seek a renewal of an administrative use permit for additional terms of three (3) years but shall be required to file a new application and provide an application fee for each renewal.  The renewed administrative use permit may include new or amended conditions of approval.Where can I obtain an administrative use permit application and how much are STR permits?  The STR administrative use permit was developed per this new ordinance and was made available on January 1, 2023.   Fees are listed above.  For additional information, please contact planning@sierracounty.ca.govWhat are the fees and requirements for STRs?  The applicant shall provide the Planning Department with a valid Transient Occupancy Tax certificate/letter issued by the County Treasurer-Tax Collector confirming that the short-term rental unit is registered in the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) process and is in good standing.  A special inspection fee as required by the Board of Supervisors, in addition to the regular application fee, may be charged for any site inspection necessary to qualify the residence to be used as a rental.   

 
 
 

 

 

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The 2024-25 Budget: Broadband Infrastructure at May Revision
Language Allowing Middle-Mile Network Augmentation in
2024‑25. However, we recommend the Legislature reject the
revised provisional budget bill language that would allow administration
approval of an additional $1.5 billion General Fund for the middle-mile
network in 2024‑25 as there is: (1) no funding set aside to support the
augmentation, (2) incomplete information about the standalone
construction projects that would be funded, and (3) limited legislative
oversight afforded by written notification of the Joint Legislative
Budget Committee (JLBC) for such a large request.
Recommend Approval of Alternate Provisional Budget Bill
Language Requesting Middle-Mile Network Information.
Instead, we recommend the Legislature approve alternate provisional
budget bill language with no additional funding that requests, at a
minimum, (1) more detailed information about the standalone construction
projects funded by the current spending plan, and (2) a business plan
for the middle-mile network that explains how it will be maintained and
operated going forward.
Recommend Approval of Increased Federal Funding Authority
for Federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD)
Program… We also recommend the Legislature approve the
one-time increase in the California Public Utilities Commission’s
(CPUC’s) federal funding authority to receive the state’s $1.86 billion
BEAD program allocation and proposed provisional budget bill
language.
…With Limited-Term Funding for Requested Positions and
Revised Provisional Budget Bill Language. However, we
recommend the Legislature make the 31 new, permanent positions in the
request limited term, and revise the provisional budget bill language to
request information from CPUC on (1) how the program funds will be
allocated, (2) any conditions placed on the funding, and (3) any changes
to state-administered BEAD program processes required by the federal
government.
Background
Major Federal and State Broadband Infrastructure Programs
and Projects Underway. In recent years, the state has
initiated a few significant programs related to broadband, in part due
to funding provided by the federal government. There are currently three
major state broadband infrastructure programs and projects underway
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**Functionality still being beta-tested; please follow the procedures for the PDF until further instructions are posted. Thank you for your patience.

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The following steps outline how to apply for a SCP in the Scientific Collecting Permit Portal (SCPP) (you may also click "Apply Now" in the right panel).
Please refer to the Pre-Application Guide (PDF) on the permitholder type you might want to consider, and the type of SCP you might need (General or Specific). You may want to prepare the required qualifications documents ahead of time for entry into the SCPP.
Note: These steps apply to any Legacy permitholder whose Legacy permit is expired and who seeks to apply for a new SCP in the SCP Portal (following the new regulations and application procedures), AND for any new prospective SCP applicant.
Step 1: Create a Login ID How to create a Login ID for the SCPP (PDF)
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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.

Motion Picture and Still Photography Permits
All film shoots at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park and all other California State Parks are required to have a valid film permit issued by the California Film Commission (CFC).  The term “film shoot” refers to motion picture or still photography.  The term “film” refers to analog (actual physical film) or digital media.
The Big Sur Sector permits “Simple” shoots on Monday-Thursday, non-holiday dates.  “Complex” shoots are only permitted on Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday non-holiday dates.  Film shoots are not permitted on weekends (Friday-Sunday) or on holiday dates.  Additionally, film shoots may not interfere with any park programs or previously scheduled events.
"Styled shoots" or photography workshops do not qualify for a film permit and must obtain an a Special Event Permit.  Large/Commercial and/or Annual Special Event Permit terms and conditions apply.  See the Special Event Permit section above for more information.
Applications must be received at least two (2) weeks prior to first shoot date in order to be considered by the Big Sur Sector.  Applications can be submitted online at the CFC’s website at www.film.ca.gov.
It is important for film makers and producers to note that RESTRICTION OF PUBLIC ACCESS IS PROHIBITED.  Closed sets, nudity, pornography, profanity, loud music, or any obscene activities are strictly prohibited on State Park Property.  Additionally film shoot are not permitted in any closed or roped off areas.
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We acknowledge that there will be some uncertainty in these costs going forward, in particular, as the department continues to transition from provisional to annual licenses. Accordingly, we believe that these funding levels—which allow for an increase in costs approximately 50 percent above the maximum amount spent in any prior year—should be sufficient to account for this uncertainty. However, the Legislature could choose to approve a different amount that it believes more appropriately accounts for past expenditures and potential growth in the future. In the event that the actual costs exceed the reduced funding amounts we recommend, the administration could use the proposed provisional language to augment its expenditure authority, as needed. This would also allow the Legislature to oversee additional expenditures from the Cannabis Control Fund, which is particularly important given the significant decline in the fund’s balance. Moreover, when the limited-term funding for DOJ and OAH costs expires, the administration will have another opportunity to submit a request for ongoing resources for legislative consideration as part of the Governor’s 2027-28 budget.
 

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