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CGS Review of Vegetation Islands

Oceano Dunes SVRA Economic Impact Analysis Report
The Economic Impact Analysis Report estimates the impact visitors to the Oceano Dunes SVRA generate in the local economy of San Luis Obispo. The Report was prepared for the purposes of management planning and decision making. [Updated 3/5/18]Final Report 2016-2017 [PDF]
Final Report 2010-2011 [PDF]
Oceano Dunes SVRA Storm Water Management Program

Storm Water Management Program Flyer
What You Ca Do to Protect Water Quality
Protecting Riparian Areas
Protecting Coastal Dune Scrub
Eliminating Illicit Discharges
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Oceano Dunes SVRA and Vicinity: Scripps Institution of Oceanography Investigation - Marine Contributions to Aerosol Particulates in a Coastal Environment

Investigation of Aerosol Particulates in a Coastal Setting, South San Luis Obispo County, California [02/2020]
Oceano Dunes SVRA and Vicinity: Scripps Institution of Oceanography Investigation - Marine Contributions to Aerosol Particulates in a Coastal Environment

Oceano Dunes SVRA and Vicinity - Airborne Crystalline Silica - Determinations of No Exposure Risk
CDF Air Quality Monitoring Site - Spring 2017 Air Sampling
Oceano Dunes SVRA - November 2017 Air Sampling
Oceano Dunes SVRA and CDF Air Quality Montoring Site - March 8, 2018 Air Sampling
Oceano Dunes SVRA Dust Control Program

  Notice of Extended Public Review [posted 8/29/16]
  Notice of Availability
  Draft Program Environmental Impact Report - Volume 1
  Draft Program Environmental Impact Report - Volume 2
  Notice of Determination
  Final Environmental Impact Report
  Findings of Facts and Statement of Overriding Considerations
  Mitigation, Monitoring, and Reporting Plan

 
Soil Conservation Standard and Guidelines
2008 Soil Conservation Standard and Guidelines
Studies

Fuel Tax Survey Study - September 2006
Recreational Pursuits and Destinations Report - September 2007
OHV Indicia Study - July 2009

Over Snow Program EIR

The OHMVR Division certified the Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Over Snow Vehicle (OSV) Program and approved the OSV Program on December 17, 2010.
Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement
NYS Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Getting Access to the NYS Health Commerce System Training for Practitioners: This training explains the necessary steps for practitioners to gain access to the Health Commerce System in order to submit dispensing data to the PMP.
NYS Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Getting Access to the NYS Health Commerce System Training for Pharmacies: This training explains the necessary steps for pharmacies to gain access to the Health Commerce System in order to submit dispensing data to the PMP.
NYS Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Data Submission: This tutorial reviews the process of submitting data to the NYS PMP Registry using the PMP Data Collection Tool. 
NYS Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Submission Status Review: This training discusses the review of controlled substance prescription data submissions using the PMP Data Collection Tool on the Health Commerce System. 
NYS Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Reviewing Submitted Records: This tutorial discusses the use and layout of the Rx Review Tab within the PMP Data Collection Tool.
NYS Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Error Correction: This training explains how to retrieve and correct dispensed controlled substance data that was transmitted electronically to the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) by pharmacists and dispensing practitioners.

Prescribing Controlled Substances Using Telemedicine Upon Expiration of the Federal COVID-19 Public Health Emergency
Updated October 2023
Following the end of the federally declared public health emergency due to COVID-19, it is necessary for New York State patients to maintain access to medically necessary controlled substance medications, including through the use of telemedicine.
Pursuant to 10 NYCRR 80.63(d)(1), no controlled substance prescription shall be issued prior to the examination of the patient by the practitioner, except in limited circumstances. Please keep in mind that this examination may be conducted through telemedicine, provided that practitioners are in compliance with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) rule entitled "Second Temporary Extension of COVID-19 Telemedicine Flexibilities for Prescription of Controlled Medications."
Marriage Licenses | Placer County, CA
Applying for a Public Marriage LicenseLicense Information for the Prospective Couple (PDF)License Information for the Person Solemnizing the Marriage (PDF)Parties to be married must do the following to apply for a marriage license:Apply together and apply in person.Present a government issued picture identification, such as a driver's license, passport or military ID.Provide full names, including mother's maiden names, and state or country of birth for parents.If previously married or in a State Registered Domestic Partnership, provide the date of dissolution, death or termination.Who May perform Marriage Ceremonies Per Family Code Section 401Marriage ceremonies may be performed by:Any priest, minister, or rabbi of any religious denominationAssistant commissioner of a court of recordCommissioner or retired commissionerJudge or magistrate who has resigned from office, mayor, city clerk, county supervisorJudge or retired judgePerson authorized to do so under Family Code Section 401Family Code Section 401For each county, the county clerk is designated as a commissioner of civil marriages. The commissioner of civil marriages may appoint deputy commissioners of civil marriages who may perform marriage ceremonies under the direction of the commissioner. For more information, visit the Deputy Marriage Commission for a Day page.Civil Marriage CeremoniesOn a limited basis, ceremonies are performed through the Clerk-Recorder's Office, Monday through Friday. Appointments are preferable, please call at least 24 hours in advance for scheduling the appointment. Those without an appointment will be served in accordance to available staff.

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NYS Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Data Submission Instructional Videos
Updated August 2023
Instructional videos for New York State Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Data Collection Tool are available. These videos give on-line guidance in the use of various features and functions of the PMP Data Collection Tool and data submission process. The trainings may also be accessed from within the PMP Data Collection Tool Data Collection Help area.

NYS Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Reporting Requirements: This tutorial explains the requirements and steps necessary for pharmacies and practitioners to report dispensed controlled substance prescription data to the PMP.
NYS Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Getting Access to the NYS Health Commerce System Training for Practitioners: This training explains the necessary steps for practitioners to gain access to the Health Commerce System in order to submit dispensing data to the PMP.
NYS Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Getting Access to the NYS Health Commerce System Training for Pharmacies: This training explains the necessary steps for pharmacies to gain access to the Health Commerce System in order to submit dispensing data to the PMP.
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Our Mission
To protect and enhance California’s natural resources and communities while empowering and developing young adults through hard work and education.

The California Conservation Corps is the oldest and largest conservation corps in the nation and is further establishing itself as the leader and innovator in the global conservation corps movement.
We are doing this through our commitment to hard work, expanding our infrastructure, growing our Corpsmember enrollment, and renewing our dedication to telling our story about the positive impact we make on the lives of thousands of young adults.
Additionally, the CCC is an icon of inclusiveness – embracing diversity around ethnicity, culture, gender and individuals with developmental challenges.
The work, education and vocational development of our Corpsmembers is priority number one and is what drives our program and organizational goals:

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Marriage Licenses | Placer County, CA
The commissioner of civil marriages may appoint deputy commissioners of civil marriages who may perform marriage ceremonies under the direction of the commissioner. For more information, visit the Deputy Marriage Commission for a Day page.Civil Marriage CeremoniesOn a limited basis, ceremonies are performed through the Clerk-Recorder's Office, Monday through Friday. Appointments are preferable, please call at least 24 hours in advance for scheduling the appointment. Those without an appointment will be served in accordance to available staff.

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Applying for a Confidential Marriage LicenseParties to be married must do the following to apply for a marriage license:Both applicants must be over 18 years of age.Currently living together.Apply together and apply in person.Present a government issued picture identification, such as a driver's license, passport or military ID.Provide full names, including mother's maiden names, and state or country of birth for parents.If previously married or in a State Registered Domestic Partnership, provide the date of dissolution, death or termination.Who May perform Marriage Ceremonies Per Family Code Section 401Marriage ceremonies may be performed by:Any priest, minister, or rabbi of any religious denominationAssistant commissioner of a court of recordCommissioner or retired commissionerJudge or magistrate who has resigned from office, mayor, city clerk, county supervisorJudge or retired judgePerson authorized to do so under Family Code Section 401Family Code Section 401For each county, the county clerk is designated as a commissioner of civil marriages. The commissioner of civil marriages may appoint deputy commissioners of civil marriages who may perform marriage ceremonies under the direction of the commissioner. For more information, visit the Deputy Marriage Commission for a Day page.Civil Marriage CeremoniesOn a limited basis, ceremonies are performed through the Clerk-Recorders Office, Monday through Friday. Appointments are preferable, please call at least 24 hours in advance for scheduling the appointment. Those without an appointment will be served in accordance to available staff.

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Miscellaneous InformationMinors, emancipated minors included, cannot be licensed to marry in California without a parent's written consent and a Superior Court Order, and cannot purchase a Confidential Marriage license.
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Health data in the form of sounds, images and video can be collected at a clinic near you and sent to a provider to review at another location. Store-and-Forward Telehealth lets you address health issues without the need for long travel or wait times, making the process easier for both patients and providers.
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Telehealth enables you to connect to the quality care you need in more than 50 specialty areas from your local VA clinic. VA’s ever-expanding list of specialty services available through telehealth gives you access to experts from tens or thousands of miles away.
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Advance Care Planning – Group Visits (ACP-GV) | VA Portland Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Veterans can bring a guest (i.e. partner, caregiver, friend, family member, etc.)

Why is Advance Care Planning important for me?
Anything can happen at any time. Advance Care Planning can help you keep control of your healthcare even if you become medically or mentally unable to speak for yourself. Advance Care Planning is your right.
Advance Care Planning can help:

Family and friends understand your wishes and advocate for what you want
Guide your healthcare team to carry out your medical decisions
Specify treatments and care you do or do not want
Give you and your trusted others peace of mind knowing your preferences are known and documented.
Reduce burden and stress during stressful times
Join an ACP-GV workshop by calling  971-352-0844.

 VA Portland Advanced Care Planning informational trifold (Aug 2021) (PDF)
 

It is up to you to decide if you want an advance directive. Your decision will not affect your access to health care or other VHA services.

As a VA patient you have a say in the health care you receive. 

Advance Care Planning is a process of clarifying your values and health care choices for use at a future time if you are no longer able to make decisions for yourself.

All Veterans, whether healthy or ill, young or old, receiving healthcare in a clinic, hospital, or at home, deserve to have their wishes heard and healthcare preferences honored. This series of animated stories highlights different communication approaches and tools to support patients at any age or stage of health in sharing, documenting, and honoring their healthcare goals and preferences.

VA web page with overview of ACP-GV program

Download a VA Form 10-0137. Use VA Form 10-0137 to give specific people permission to make health care decisions for you, and to let VA health care providers know your wishes for medical, mental health, long-term, and other types of care.

In this ~ 3 minute video, a combat Veteran shares his experience as a participant in the Advance Care Planning via Group Visits (ACP-GV) Program.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
I urge you to consider the significance of the Valley Outdoors grant application and its potential to safeguard our public lands for future generations. By investing in this initiative, we can preserve the beauty of our landscapes and continue to foster a deep connection with nature for families across the region. Scott Stoner - 5/1/2024

Valley Outdoors (VO) is a relatively newly established 501c3 that is gaining immense popularity and momentum with people who want to volunteer with VO to improve access to public lands. VO was established as just a couple of buddies throwing rocks into washed out roads, and it has grown in less than two years to a fully credentialed organization. It is managed by a board which consists of individuals representing different types of outdoor recreation. One member is OHV oriented. Another is into trail running and climbing, and another is a fishing and hunting enthusiast. The by laws clearly state that a board must be composed of people who represent a sweeping part of outdoor recreation. All outdoors people have the same common objective: To get to their places of recreation easily and without challenges. This is where VO steps in. VO works with BLM, USFS, and the Department of Water and Power Los Angeles to coordinate events for volunteers to rehabilitate public land and make it better for all people. The major governmental organizations mentioned here have the utmost profound respect for VO since VO is taking care of their land. Volunteers from far and near travel to partake in events. I have personally been a part of two volunteer events. One was to restore old signage to beautify trail identification. Another was to rebuild a section of BLM land that was damaged. Heavy rains washed out a main dirt road, and users created a second dirt road next to it. Within the time of one morning, about a dozen VO volunteers vertical mulched the second road that didn't belong there, and fixed the original road. Within a few hours, the volunteers made the land look like it was prior to the abuse. On the same day, other volunteers removed an illegal single track trail by vertical mulching the land. These are a couple of projects of several that VO organizes.