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The water features typically run from April 1 to October 1 annually.The water features will be turned on during the dates above if the temperature is above 80°F and barring any restrictions on water usage, the water features should remain on the normal schedule and close for the winter moratorium on October 1.Hours of OperationWeekdays: 12:00 PM - 6:00 PMWeekends: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM 

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FAQs • Sportspark - Payments and Permitting
To permit a space within Sportspark, you must contact the Roosevelt Island Public Safety Department (PSD) and follow their instructions.You many reach PSD via the below methods:Website: RIOC PermitsEmail: wanda.coleman@rioc.ny.gov / stephanie.patino@rioc.ny.govPhone: 212-832-4545In Person: PSD Headquarters, 550 Main Street, Roosevelt Island, NY 10044 

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Where should I submit my permit?

You should submit a permit through the permits department. 

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Do I have to permit out the entire pool, or can I just permit one lane?

The swimming pool can only be permitted for either 3 lanes or all 6 lanes.  

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I want to permit the basketball court, but I want to play another sport on it. Does Sportspark allow that?

Our court is multipurposed and is outfitted with play lines for two volleyball courts and an indoor soccer court. If you wish to play any other sports, please check with the Public Safety Department to make arrangements prior to submitting your permit request. 

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If I permit out a space, will Sportspark provide related equipment and supplies?

All permit holders are responsible for providing their own equipment, supplies, decorations, and food. The only supplies Sportspark will provide are limited to cleaning tools such as brooms, dustpans, and garbage bins, etc. 

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Is there parking available?

There is metered street parking available on the Westside (Manhattan Side) of the building. Please check at Motorgate Parking Garage (688 Main St) for more additional parking, since metered street parking is limited.  

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Is the space available for non-athletic functions?

Yes, depending on the nature of the event and the schedule. Please check with the permit department 

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Can I bring food and drinks into the gym?

No. Food is not permitted on the gym floor. Sports drinks must have a cap on them at all times. We provide tables and chairs in the lobby area to accommodate visitors who want to eat or drink before entering the gym space. 

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To permit a space within Sportspark, you must contact the Roosevelt Island Public Safety Department (PSD) and follow their instructions.You many reach PSD via the below methods:Website: RIOC PermitsEmail: wanda.coleman@rioc.ny.gov / stephanie.patino@rioc.ny.govPhone: 212-832-4545In Person: PSD Headquarters, 550 Main Street, Roosevelt Island, NY 10044 

6.
Where should I submit my permit?

You should submit a permit through the permits department. 

7.
Do I have to permit out the entire pool, or can I just permit one lane?

The swimming pool can only be permitted for either 3 lanes or all 6 lanes.  

8.
I want to permit the basketball court, but I want to play another sport on it. Does Sportspark allow that?

Our court is multipurposed and is outfitted with play lines for two volleyball courts and an indoor soccer court. If you wish to play any other sports, please check with the Public Safety Department to make arrangements prior to submitting your permit request. 

9.
If I permit out a space, will Sportspark provide related equipment and supplies?

All permit holders are responsible for providing their own equipment, supplies, decorations, and food. The only supplies Sportspark will provide are limited to cleaning tools such as brooms, dustpans, and garbage bins, etc. 

10.
Is there parking available?

There is metered street parking available on the Westside (Manhattan Side) of the building. Please check at Motorgate Parking Garage (688 Main St) for more additional parking, since metered street parking is limited.  

11.
Is the space available for non-athletic functions?

Yes, depending on the nature of the event and the schedule. Please check with the permit department 

12.
Can I bring food and drinks into the gym?

No. Food is not permitted on the gym floor. Sports drinks must have a cap on them at all times. We provide tables and chairs in the lobby area to accommodate visitors who want to eat or drink before entering the gym space. 

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After a litigation has been finally determined against the person, repeatedly relitigates or attempts to relitigate, in propria persona, either (i) the validity of the determination against the same defendant or defendants as to whom the litigation was finally determined or (ii) the cause of action, claim, controversy, or any of the issues of fact or law, determined or concluded by the final determination against the same defendant or defendants as to whom the litigation was finally determined.
In any litigation while acting in propria persona, repeatedly files unmeritorious motions, pleadings, or other papers, conducts unnecessary discovery, or engages in other tactics that are frivolous or solely intended to cause unnecessary delay.
Has previously been declared to be a vexatious litigant by any state or federal court of record in any action or proceeding based upon the same or substantially similar facts, transaction, or occurrence.

 
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Under section 391.7, in addition to other relief, the court may, on its own motion or the motion of any party, enter a prefiling order that prohibits a vexatious litigant from filing any new litigation in California in pro per without first obtaining permission from the presiding justice or presiding judge of the court where the filing is proposed. A vexatious litigant who disobeys such a prefiling order may be punished for contempt of court. (Code Civ. Proc., § 391.7(a).)
The presiding justice or presiding judge should permit the filing of such litigation only if it appears that the litigation has merit and is not being filed for the purpose of harassment or delay. The presiding justice or presiding judge may condition the filing of the litigation upon the furnishing of security for the benefit of the defendants, as provided in Code of Civil Procedure section 391.3. (Code Civ. Proc., § 391.7(b).)
The clerk should not file any litigation presented by a vexatious litigant subject to a prefiling order unless the vexatious litigant first obtains an order from the presiding justice or presiding judge permitting the filing. (Code Civ. Proc., § 391.7(c).)
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Information on Tuolumne County Superior Court’s Civil Mediation Program, including a list of mediators, can be found here.
Where can I get further information on the rules and procedures relating to civil cases? Rules of court, statutes, case law and other materials that may be useful to understanding the procedures in civil cases are available at the courts self-help center/law library located on the first floor of the Justice Center Drive Courthouse at 12855 Justice Center Drive. The phone number for the center is (209) 533-6565. Please note that the clerks can only direct you to helpful books and other materials. They cannot answer legal questions or assist you in preparing your case.

 

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2001 Budget Analysis: P&I, Part 1
2001 Budget Analysis: P&I, Part 1

Analysis of the 2001-02 Budget Bill
Legislative Analyst's Office
 February 2001

State Fiscal Picture

 This year, the Legislature and Governor face the dual challenge of both (1) crafting a budget that addresses the programmatic
needs of California citizens and (2) developing strategies for dealing with the state's ongoing electricity crisis. These tasks are
especially challenging given that the state's economic and fiscal environment is increasingly uncertain. As discussed in the "Legislative
Considerations" section below, decisions made with regard to addressing the state's electricity issues—including the amount of
General Fund resources that should be used for this purpose—could have a significant impact on the amount of resources available
for other budget priorities and proposals this year. They also could necessitate significant revisions to the Governor's budget
proposal between now and its final enactment.
In this part we discuss the Governor's 2001-02 budget proposal and provide our own perspective on the budget outlook. We then
discuss key decisions that the Legislature will face as it juggles addressing both the electricity crisis and its other priorities.
Overview of the Governor's Budget 
The 2001-02 Governor's Budget proposes total state spending of $102 billion (excluding expenditures of federal funds and
selected bond funds). This represents an increase of $7.5 billion, or 7.9 percent, over the current year. Slightly over 80 percent of
this total spending is from the General Fund, while the remainder is from special funds. As discussed below, the main focus of the
Governor's budgetary initiatives involves education and energy.
As shown in Figure 1, the budget projects that General Fund revenues will total $79.4 billion in 2001-02, an increase over the
current year of $2.5 billion (3.3 percent). By comparison, budget-year General Fund expenditures are estimated at $82.9 billion, an
increase of $3.1 billion (3.9 percent) over 2000-01. After accounting for set-asides for litigation and encumbrances, the Governor's
Wildfire Preparedness | Auburn, CA
Complete 10/1/20

American River Canyon- Aeolia/Olive Orchard
Middle Fork Project
$49,500
Awarded
9/1/20
In-Progress

 

 Grazing Projects

Site
Acres Treated
Initiated
Completion

Brewery Lane
.5
6/15/19
7/15/19

Auburn Folsom & Tyler Drive
1
5/6/19
5/24/19

High Street
2
5/6/19
7/29/19

McCloud Court
2
7/1/19
7/22/19

 

 Community Fuel Projects

Site
Vegetation Removed
Initiated
Completion

Blocker Drive
30 tons
1/26/19
2/1/19

Auburn Folsom & High Street
20 tons
4/13/19
4/20/19

Bi-Centennial Park
10.2 tons
5/11/19
5/11/19

Auburn Folsom & Pacific Street
2 tons
5/25/19
5/30/19

Auburn Ravine Trail
20 tons
6/27/20
6/30/20

 

 Fire Department Fuels Projects

Site
Vegetation Removed
Initiated
Completion

Placer Street/Auburn Ravine
17.28 tons
5/6/19
5/12/19

Maidu Drive
4.32 tons
9/1/19
9/6/19

Herdal Drive
1.44 tons
9/7/19
9/13/19

 

 
 
 

 Shaded Fuel Break

 Shaded Fuel Break

 

 
 
 

American River Canyon Shaded Fuel BreakThe Auburn City Fire Department in coordination with the Bureau of Reclamation, Cal Fire and California State Parks, has developed and implemented a fuel modification project know as the American River Canyon Shaded Fuel Break. This fuel reduction project encompasses both public lands and private lands and is strategically placed along the American River Canyon rim in effort to provide a "defense" against wildfire.
Liane M. Randolph | California Air Resources Board
Randolph’s first role with the State was as Chair of the California Fair Political Practices Commission from 2003 to 2007. Her work at the state level builds on experience with local government that she gained while practicing municipal law as a contract City Attorney for Suisun City and San Leandro. Randolph earned a Juris Doctor degree from the University of California, Los Angeles School of Law and lives in Oakland with her husband and family. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, running, and reading.

 Interviews & ProfilesZero-Emission Trucks Showcase + Ride and Drive Interview, Clean Commercial Transportation Update, CALSTART, June 28, 2022Liane Randolph on COP26 and California's Local Air Quality Fight: KQED, November 4, 2021Pursuing Blue Skies for the Golden State: SPUR, October 18, 2021How everyday tasks are sources of air pollution: The TODAY Show, September, 21 2021 Speeches & CommentaryVeloz: Lets Veloz Summit 2022 Keynote Speaker, July 2022Climate Resolve: Coolest in LA 2022 Keynote Speaker | Chair Liane M. Randolph, March 17, 2022Antelope Valley Transportation Authority 100% ZEB Conversion Press Event, March 16, 2022COP26: Glasgow, ScotlandScaling-Up Climate Action on Methane Emissions in Agriculture – A California Perspective: Methane Moment, November 11, 2021North American Climate Leadership Panel & Strategies on the Road to Net Zero: Climate Action Reserve & The Climate Registry, November 11, 2021Cities, Regions & Nations Collaborating to Power the ZEV Transition: Under2's ZEV Community + ZEV Alliance, November 10, 2021Without It Nothing Moves: Transport Decarbonization Alliance, November 10, 2021Carbon Pricing & Market Developments in the Americas: IETA, November 10, 2021Accelerating the ZEV Transition: A One Way Street: CALSTART, November 10, 2021Building a Better Battery: U.S Department of Energy, November 10, 2021RouteZero: Fleet Innovation Panel: ClimateGroup, November 9, 2021 Board StatementsChair Randolph's opening remarks: CARB Board Meeting, February 25, 2021

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Life at the Center

 

The CCC Chico Center is home to a variety of opportunities for Corpsmembers living in Butte County. Watch the video above to see how Corpsmembers feel about their CCC Chico experience.

 

The CCC Chico Center is located off Huss Avenue, a short drive from the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds and Highway 99.
As a non-residential center, Corpsmembers commute to the center each day for work and then depart the center to head to their project sites. Corpsmembers return to the center each afternoon and will often attend CORE training courses after work hours. These courses include resume building, job searching, and interview training and typically require three hours of educational activities per week.
Corpsmembers also have the opportunity to earn their high school diploma through a partnership with John Muir Charter School. Corpsmembers without a diploma must work to earn one while enrolled. Community college opportunities may also be available for Corpsmembers to further their education and earn additional certifications.
After the CCC, Chico Corpsmembers regularly find employment with private forestry companies, CAL FIRE, U.S. Forest Service, and local and county agencies.

 
 
 

Projects

 

Chico Corpsmembers Jason Cleghorn, left, and Robert Vang load a food transport vehicle during emergency response work at a wildland firefighting base camp.

 

Forestry Corps: Corpsmembers are focused on improving California’s forestry health. The crew works to reduce the risk of wildfire by removing hazardous fire fuels, plant trees and seedlings, collect cones and seeds, fell hazard and dying trees, receive arborist training and certifications. The Chico Center Forestry Corps crew began work in February 2022. The center is working with Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve, among other project sponsors and partners.
Public Service Conservation Work: Corpsmembers assist state and local agencies, as well as non-profit organizations, implement projects that have significant public benefits and uses. Work can include bridge construction, dog park construction, park and median landscaping, minor construction and finishing work. Training is often unique to each project.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
Hello, 30 year resident of the eastern sierra and writin today in support of the ground ops grant for Valley Outdoors. The Inyo nf needs help maintaining its roads because the shrinking engineering dept cant do it on its own. Regrading and improving 180 dips and waterbars in critical areas will strengthen the roads ability to withstand storms, thereby reducing the need for post storm maintenance. The local jeep club and others eagerly support the efforts of Valley Outdoors and ask for your consideration of this grant. Greg Weirick Greg Weirick - 3/30/2024

This proposal should be funded. Our area has experienced a huge increase in the numbers of people who recreate in Inyo and Mono counties and that trend it is going to continue. Many of these visitors recreate with vehicles on public lands. Proper and efficient monitoring, maintenance and repair of level 2 roads is essential for better resource management and they provide a rewarding OHV experience for our visitors. The winter of 2023 did a huge amount of damage to many roads in our area and made many roads unsafe, to the point where they were closed by Inyo National Forest. INF did not have the resources to repair the damage, so volunteer groups, like Valley Outdoors, got together to fix the damage and reopen the road. Now there needs to be consistent maintenance and Valley Outdoors is going to make that happen. As an individual who has patrolled and driven these roads for over 30 years, I endorse the much-needed maintenance and repair work that will be done with this funding. Thanks Pat Woods - 3/30/2024

This grant request should be funded. Valley Outdoors (VO) participants are passionate about not only using OHV routes for recreation but also preserving the land to which they provide access. This is a “grass roots” organization (pun intended) that really wants to “do the right thing” to promote responsible recreation opportunities on our public lands while protecting our natural resources for the generations to come. VO is heavily supported by locals, many of whom live in Inyo and Mono Counties specifically to enjoy the recreational opportunities here. The volunteers and leadership of VO are enthusiastic and motivated to support this project.