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The Master Fee Schedule lists fees and other charges required to be paid by owners and applicants for City services effective July 1, 2023. This schedule is typically updated every year.Building FeesBuilding fees include fees for:Building permitsElectrical permitsMechanical permitsPlumbing permitsOther inspections and feesMiscellaneous fees related to building, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing regulationsOther Development FeesPrivate development projects are required to pay the processing costs and other fees required by all City departments, including Fire Department, Public Services Department, Wastewater Services, and Water Services. The City has a Development Impact Fee and Affordable Housing Impact Fee that is assessed on development.Estimates for these other development fees should be obtained only by the Department or Division responsible for these fees.Estimates are provided as a courtesy and are subject to change with the final fee amount determined at the time the payment is due. Applicants should consult the current Master Fee Schedule for fees.Outside Agency PaymentsA building permit may also require payment of fees to outside agencies, such as local school district fees.

 
 
 

 

 

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Internal Revenue Bulletin: 2008-12 | Internal Revenue Service
Consistent with past practice, the IRS will entertain a request from a foreign government to determine whether the domestic law of the foreign country provides an equivalent exemption for one or more categories of income that may be exempt from U.S. taxation under section 883. Accordingly, taxpayers may ask the relevant foreign government to contact the IRS for this purpose. The letter from the foreign government official should be addressed to the Associate Chief Counsel (International), Internal Revenue Service, 1111 Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20224, Attn: CC:INTL:Br1. The letter should state the name, citation, and effective date of the statute or decree, and generally describe the application of the country’s domestic law to income derived by U.S. persons from the international operation of ships or aircraft and from calling on ports or airports in that country. For example, the letter should discuss whether the law provides an exemption for each category of income described in § 1.883-1(h)(2)(i) through (viii). A copy of the relevant statute or decree as published in an official government publication and a certified English translation of the document, if it was not published in English, should be attached to the letter. Table II Table II of this revenue ruling provides a list of countries that have entered into income tax conventions with the United States that include a shipping and air transport article or a gains article. Prior to the issuance of § 1.883-1T(h)(3), a foreign corporation organized in a country that only provided an exemption from tax through an income tax convention with the United States was not considered organized in a country that granted an equivalent exemption for purposes of section 883.
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Our office is expanding into South Placer on August 14, 2023!Recording ProcessThe Recorder's Office records documents affecting title on real property located in Placer County. Documents for recording may be presented over the counter or by mail. The recording window is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Documents that are accepted for recording during those hours are recorded the same day. Documents that are accepted after the recording counter has closed are recorded the following workday.After a document has been recorded, a scanned image of it is made. The recorded documents are also used to create a daily grantor/grantee index. This index is cross-referenced by document type, document number and the names of the parties involved. The index and the scanned images of the original documents are available for use by the public for research or to have copies made in the office only. Scanned images are not available online.Online Real Estate RecordsSearch Official Real Estate RecordsHow to Order Official Record CopiesCopies of recorded documents can be purchased at the Recorder’s Office from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, except for legal holidays.FeesNon-certified copies are $2 for the first page and $1 for each additional page.Certified copies are $4 for the first page and $1 for each additional page.Copies may be faxed or emailed for a fee of $4.25.By MailCopies of official records may be purchased through the mail. All copy requests must have a daytime phone number, an address to mail the copy to, and a check or money order for payment. A self-addressed stamped legal sized envelope will help speed delivery.A request for a copy should include the type of document, the parties named on the document, and the recording reference number.
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Volunteering in DanvilleThe Town of Danville provides opportunities for residents to contribute to their community by volunteering for various events and programs. Volunteers will have the opportunity to discover new interests, meet new people, and develop new skills.OpportunitiesMany different opportunities are posted throughout the year for volunteers 12 years and up. If there is an age requirement, it will be noted in the posting. The Town has opportunities for individuals or groups looking for a community project. Assignments are available on both a long and short-term basis. If you would like to volunteer for something that is not listed, please let us know. Court-appointed volunteers must be screened and pre-approved for select volunteer opportunities.SelectionGet started volunteering in 3 Easy Steps:1. Create a new profile or log in to your existing profileCreate a new profile if you do not have one. All of your information is secure and will not be shared with outside parties.If you have volunteered with any Town of Danville Programs in the past, you already have a profile; please do not create a duplicate profile. Log in from the Events page to search for your profile by your email address, and update any information that may be out of date.2. View available opportunitiesEvents are one-time opportunities, such as special events.Service Projects are ongoing opportunities, including Art Gallery Associates and Theatre Ticket Ushers.3. Sign up to volunteerOnce you have logged into your new or existing profile, go to the listing you are interested in and click on "Register."For one-time events, you can choose your shift if applicable.
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Until further notice the AARC Tuesday Noontime Net is on 146.115+, PL 100.0 (AA6BT repeater) instead of simplex frequency 146.445
Last update: May 24, 2022
Following is a script for the weekly AARC Tuesday 12 Noon net on 146.445 MHz simplex. If no net control operator is on the air at designated time, anyone willing to participate can become net control. This is a recommended script and procedure to conduct the net.
“This is [your call sign], Net control operator for the Ames Research Center ARES Net. This Net is held weekly on Tuesdays at 1200 hours on 146.445 simplex. The purpose of this Net is to maintain a crew of trained amateur radio operators to provide backup communications where needed. This is a directed Net however, this net may be broken at any time for emergency traffic.“
Wait about 5 seconds to hear for any emergency traffic and offer help to the person calling.
“The Net is now open for AARC member check-ins. If you have any announcements, please advise as you check in.”
Acknowledge each check-in by repeating their call sign — keep a list to record the total.
“Are there any relays of AARC members which have not been acknowledged?”
Wait for AARC member relays.
“The Net is now open for visitor check-in. We welcome all such visitors, and strongly encourage their participation in the Net discussion that will follow check-in. Visitors, please check in now.”
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Local SF Bay Area License Events
Sunnyvale VEChttp://www.amateur-radio.orgTwice a month. 2nd Saturday in Sunnyvale, 3rd Saturday in Redwood City.
Silicon Valley VE Grouphttp://www.svve.org1st and 3rd Saturday from 8AM until 10:30AM, Saratoga Firehouse
Tri-City VE Grouphttp://sbara.orgAlternates every month. A Tuesday evening, next month a Saturday morning, rinse repeat.
Bay Area Educational Amateur Radio Societyhttp://www.baears.comGives a one day Ham Cram for Technician and General licenses. Various locations
Every May at Maker Faire San Mateohttp://mfhamtest.com
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ARRL: http://www.arrl.org/getting-licensedNational Radio Examiners: http://www.w5yi.orgOther VECs http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/index.htm?job=licensing_5&id=amateur
Online self-study: http://www.hamradiolicenseexam.com
While the focus is on passing the test by studying all of the possible questions, there’s a lot of “how” and “why” information included.
Guides to amateur radio for beginners: http://www.dxzone.com/catalog/Operating_Aids/Beginner_s_Guides/
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NASA Ames Amateur Radio Club Station: NA6MF / Grid Square: CM87X
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AARC Tuesday Nets are on AA6BT Repeater at 12 Noon
Until further notice the AARC Tuesday Noontime Net is on 146.115 / + / PL 100.0 (AA6BT repeater) instead of simplex frequency 146.445
General Club Meetings
Ames Amateur Radio Club meets every third Thursday 12 noon at the AARC “shack.”
The club meets at 12:00 noon on the third Thursday of each month in the Ames Amateur Radio Club “shack.” Visitors, even those without licenses, are always welcome. Visitor passes are required for non-badged attendees from outside Ames.

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Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) 10th Anniversary of Launch NOTA Special Event

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September 5-9, 2023, NASA on the Air (NOTA) is celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the launch of the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) spacecraft with a number of Amateur Radio special event stations coordinated across the Agency’s Amateur Radio clubs for employees, the Amateur Radio community, and the public as an opportunity to highlight and commemorate this significant milestone and mission in the rich history of Ames and NASA.
LADEE was a vanguard mission for Ames demonstrating Ames’ abilities to develop and operate a small spacecraft mission and program from research concept, to design, fabrication, and testing of small spacecraft and small spacecraft sub-systems, through to life-cycle mission operations and close-out that was launched September 6, 2013 at 11:27 PM EST (Sept. 7, 2013 at 03:27 UTC) from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS) on Wallops Island, Virginia.
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President: NASA Ames Amateur Radio Club (AARC)
Mark Allard, KD6CWM(650) 604-6145mark.r.allard@nasa.gov
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Michael Wright, K6MFW(650) 604-6262michael.f.wright@nasa.govDavid Cahill, K9PWZ(650) 604-3800david.cahill@nasa.gov
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Ames Amateur Radio ClubP.O. Box 73Moffett Field, CA 94035-0073

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NASA Ames Amateur Radio Club Station: NA6MF / Grid Square: CM87X
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AARC Tuesday Nets are on AA6BT Repeater at 12 Noon
Until further notice the AARC Tuesday Noontime Net is on 146.115 / + / PL 100.0 (AA6BT repeater) instead of simplex frequency 146.445
General Club Meetings
Ames Amateur Radio Club meets every third Thursday 12 noon at the AARC “shack.”
The club meets at 12:00 noon on the third Thursday of each month in the Ames Amateur Radio Club “shack.” Visitors, even those without licenses, are always welcome. Visitor passes are required for non-badged attendees from outside Ames.

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Bob Granath, KSC, and Desiree Baccus, ARC, wrote this article, “Celebrating NASA Milestones ‘NASA on the Air’ (NOTA) Spreads Enthusiasm Globally Through Amateur Radio” in the May 2022 issue of Astrogram: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-ames-astrogram-may-2022 
Scott Reiff, KB7JWM, NASA Ames SBIR employee representing the Ames Amateur Radio Club, NA6MF, for their NASA on the Air (NOTA) Special Event from a remote mountain top site near the Pine Mountain Observatory, Bend, Oregon.Credits: Ames Research Center – Ames Amateur Radio Club (AARC)
Desiree Baccus, N3DEZ, talks with NASA Associate Administrator, Robert Cabana, KC5HBV, about Amateur Radio on the ISS and ongoing NASA on the Air (NOTA) activities with NASA Ames Deputy Center Director, Carol W. Carroll at the Space Symposium conference, Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Left photo: Carl Baccus, KM6HRW is working on the setting up the “perfectly resonate” Wolf River Coil, & Alex Loop antennas for the remote stations for the Ames Amateur Radio Club for NASA on the Air (NOTA) Special Event commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 16 Mission from Daniel’s Park in Castle Pines, Colorado.