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Boat Use, DD, GB, LUGB, Poppy

San Mateo Coast Sector Office95 Kelly Avenue, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
Temporarily closed to the public
650.726.8819
 

Santa Barbara Sector Office (Refugio SB)10 Refugio Beach Road, Goleta, CA 93117
Temporarily closed to the public
805.968.1711
 

Santa Cruz District Office303 Big Trees Park Rd Felton, CA 95018
9:00 am-3:30 pm(Closed 12:00 pm-1:00 pm)Mon, Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri
831.335.6318
DD, Explorer, GB, LUGB, Poppy

Shasta Courthouse Museum Park Office15312 Highway 299 W., Shasta, CA 96087
Temporarily closed for pass sales
530.243.8194
 

Sierra Gold Sector Office10556 E Empire St, Grass Valley, CA 95945
8:00 am to 5:00 pm Mon, Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri
530.272.0122
DD, GB, LUGB

Silverwood Sector Office14651 Cedar Circle, Hesperia, CA 92345
8:00 am to 4:30 pmMon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri
760.389.2281
DD, GB

Sonoma-Mendocino Coast District Office12301 North Highway 1, Mendocino, CA 95460
8:30 am to 4:30 pmMon, Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri
707.937.5804
DD, Explorer, GB, LUGB, Poppy

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We develop validated computational and experimental simulation methods, and we use these methods as certification and design tools, to evaluate aircraft systems for operation in icing conditions, and icing effects on aircraft in flight. We conduct flight research to understand the atmospheric conditions leading to icing and enable development of on-board detection systems for avoiding certain icing conditions.
For more information about our research in aircraft icing, contact Peter Struk
Emissions
Gaseous and particulate emissions can impact human health and climate change. We are working to understand and quantify the impacts of sustainable aviation fuels on combustor operability and emissions for subsonic and supersonic aircraft. We perform experimental and analytical research to reduce emissions of nitrogen oxides and particulates.
For more information about our research in emissions, contact Jeff Moder
In-Situ Resource Utilization
To achieve sustainable space exploration, we must take a lesson from our explorer ancestors by breaking the supply chain from Earth and learning to live off the land.
In-situ resource utilization (ISRU), or the ability to make useful products from the resources available at the exploration site, is a key component of this sustainability goal. One example of ISRU is generating propellants near the lunar south pole by extracting oxygen from the minerals in the granular lunar regolith or from water-ice in the permanently shadowed regions (PSR).
Having the capability to locally source the oxidizer to refuel a regularly scheduled landing vehicle helps to break the supply chain from Earth and move towards sustainability
For more information about our research on ISRU, contact Marc Abadie.
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Propellant Management systems are a sub-set of the chosen propulsion system (for example; chemical, electrical, nuclear thermal) and can be classified as either storable, cryogenic or gaseous propellant systems.
The propellant management system conditions and controls the propellant and delivers it to the propulsion system to meet flight requirements. We provide propellant systems research in the areas of engineering design, numerical modeling, testing, and technology development.
Glenn Research Center provides the insight and oversight to the prime contractors supporting NASA’s missions related to in-space transportation.
2001 Budget Analysis: Department of Personnel Administration (8380)
We recommend that the Legislature delete $50,000 from the department's General Fund appropriation to remove
one-time, current-year consultant funds related to collective bargaining from the department's budget. (Delete $50,000
from Item 8380-001-0001.) 
The 2000-01 Budget Act includes $50,000 (General Fund) for DPA to hire a consultant to assist with preparation of the state's
policies and strategies for collective bargaining during spring 2001. This work should not be required on an ongoing basis since the
bargaining is for MOUs that expire this spring. The department's budget, however, includes this item as an ongoing expenditure.
Therefore, we recommend that the Legislature delete $50,000 from DPA's budget-year General Fund appropriation.
New Collective Bargaining Agreements to Be Negotiated 
The Department of Personnel Administration should report to the Legislature during budget hearings on the
administration's collective bargaining proposals and the status of negotiations. 
In September 1999, the Legislature approved MOUs for all of the state's 21 collective bargaining units. (This does not include
employees in higher education.) These agreements are effective through June 30, 2001. The MOUs provided two 4 percent general
salary increases effective July 1, 1999 and September 1, 2000. For employees not covered by collective bargaining (such as
managers and supervisors), DPA approved a compensation package similar to that approved in the MOUs.
The Governor's budget does not include any budget-year funding for employee compensation. However, DPA will begin collective
bargaining negotiations to replace the expiring MOUs this spring. Consequently, we anticipate the state will face some increased
costs for employee compensation in 2001-02.
The Ralph C. Dills Act directs the administration and employee representatives to endeavor to reach agreement before adoption of
the budget act for the ensuing year. The act further specifies that provisions of MOUs requiring the expenditure of state funds be
approved by the Legislature in the annual budget act before the provisions may take effect. Historically, however, agreements often
have not been reached in time for legislative consideration as part of the budget process.
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The recreation area is located in the eastern Mojave Desert, 56 miles from Needles on Interstate 40, 116 miles east of Barstow, and 16 miles northwest of I-40 near Essex Road. Located at an elevation of 4,300 feet, the park is surrounded by one of the newest National Parks, Mojave National Preserve.

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NAVIGATIONAL AIDS NOT ACCURATE IN THIS AREA
Be advised that many navigational services and apps are not always accurate when travelling to Providence Mountains State Recreation Area, "The Home of Mitchell Caverns".
Many of these (Google Maps in particular) have led people down long and sandy 4-wheel drive routes that are potentially hazardous, or that do not exist at all.
This park is ONLY accessible from Essex Road; it actually sits at the nothern terminus.
Essex Road is accessible in two ways: from south via Interstate 40 at Exit 100 (Essex Road), or from the north via Black Canyon Road, a mostly dirt road in the center of the Mojave National Preserve.
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The 2024-25 Budget: CalFire—Implementation of a 66-Hour Workweek
(CalFire’s positions that are not covered by Unit 8 mostly consist of its administrative and support positions, such as Associate Governmental Program Analysts and Office Technicians.)
Legislature Approved Current Unit 8 MOU in September 2022. The Legislature approved the most recent MOU with Unit 8 in September 2022 with the passage of Chapter 250 of 2022 (AB 151, Committee on Budget). This MOU is in effect through June 2024. A successor agreement likely will be submitted to the Legislature for ratification in the coming months, although the precise timing is not yet known. As we discussed in our August 2022 analysis of the Unit 8 MOU, the agreement included various provisions such as providing a 6.6 percent general pay increase over two years, adding additional pay for employees with long tenures and certain education qualifications, increasing reimbursements for transit and vanpools, and changing the workweek, as discussed further below.
Unit 8 MOU Included 66‑Hour Workweek Provision—Contingent on a State Budget Appropriation. Under the agreement, the state and union agreed to reduce the CalFire firefighter workweek from 72 hours to 66 hours—a 24‑hour reduction per 28‑day pay period. The MOU set this change to take effect on November 1, 2024—notably, after the expiration date of the agreement—and subject to an appropriation in the 2024‑25 budget. The agreement required that a joint labor management committee be established to determine the changes needed to implement the reduction, including hours of work, shift patterns, retention and recruitment, and classifications. The agreement further required the committee to present to the Director of the Department of Finance a mutual agreement by July 1, 2023, to be included in the Governor’s budget proposal in January 2024. Notably, the MOU specified that if the Governor declares a fiscal emergency and General Fund monies over the 2024‑25 Governor’s budget’s multiyear forecasts are not available to support the reduction to a 66‑hour workweek on an ongoing basis (including the estimated direct costs and any increases in the cost of overtime driven by the proposal), the parties agreed to reopen the provision regarding how and when to implement the workweek reduction.
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Design Awards Gala on April 19: Celebrate the best projects in Piedmont, April 11, 2023
11 nominations received for Heritage Tree program; Selected trees to be presented at Arbor Day Celebration on April 27th, April 11, 2023
Linda Off-Leash Dog Area Now Re-Open, April 6, 2023

March 2023

During storms, call to report issues, March 27, 2023
Road and facility closures following March 21st storm, March 22, 2023
During strong winds, call to report issues, March 14, 2023
Housing Element Update: Council to consider adoption on March 20th, March 10, 2023
Heavy rain expected; sandbags available at the Corporation Yard, March 9, 2023
City seeking input from older adults on Recreation programs, March 8, 2023
City seeks volunteers for Commissions & Committees, March 6, 2023

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Basic: “Battle of Mosul,” by Steven Eden, Modern War Issue #36
Intermediate: Five Operational Lessons  from the Battle for Mosul, by Major Thomas D. Arnold and Major Nicolas Fiore, Military Review: The Professional Journal of the U.S. Army
Intermediate: The Battle for Mosul, with John COL Pat Work, podcast by John Amble
Intermediate: The Spear – Inside the Battle for Mosul, with Jake Miraldi and guests Captain Mark Zwirgzdas and Captain Brett Reichert
Intermediate: The Mosul Study Group and the Lessons of the Battle of Mosul (2020)
Advanced:  What the Battle for Mosul Teaches the Force, by the Mosul Study Group, Army University Press, No. 17-24 U, September 2017

Donetsk Airport (26 May 2014 – 21 January 2015)

Intermediate: “Cyborgs at Little Stalingrad”: A Brief History of the Battles of the Donetsk Airport,” by Major Amos C. Fox

Sadr City (2008) – Another very good example of COIN urban operations.

Intermediate: “Stealing the Enemy’s Urban Advantage: The Battle of Sadr City,” by John Spencer, Modern War Institute
Advanced: “The 2008 Battle of Sadr City: Reimagining Urban Combat,” by David E. Johnson, M. Wade Markel, Brian Shannon, The RAND Corporation

Mumbai (26 November 2008 or “26/11”)

Basic: “Learning from the Terrorist Attacks in Mumbai,” by John Spencer (podcast)
Basic: “Proxy Forces Undermine Conventional Strategy,” by John Spencer and Liam Collins
Intermediate: “Full Text: What the High Level Inquiry Committee on the 26/11 Attacks Had to Say,” by The Wire
Intermediate: “Walking the Modern Battlefield: Urban Warfare Lessons from the 2008 Mumbai Attacks,” by John Spencer and Liam Collins, Modern War Institute and the Association of the United States Army  
Advanced: The Siege: 68 Hours Inside the Taj Hotel, by Cathy Scott-Clark and Adrian Levy

Ramadi (May 2006 – February 2007) – A very good example of counter-insurgency (COIN) urban operations.
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• More than 0.30" in 12 hours • More than 0.50" in 24 hours • More than 0.65" in 48 hours Store: MotoMart sells off-road parts and accessories, apparel, safety equipment, food, and non-alcoholic beverages.  Call MotoMart at (925) 455-1318 for information and store hours, or visit their website www.motomartatcarnegie.com. RECEIVE TEXTS ABOUT CARNEGIE SVRA CONDITIONS!   Receive a text alert on your mobile device about wet weather closures and reopening's, track grooming, and other park conditions. Text "OHV" to (662) 200-4303 to sign up. [12/14/17] Dogs: Allowed on a tended 6 foot leash or confined in an enclosed vehicle, tent, or pen. Dogs, other than service animals, are prohibited on all motorized trails.

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The Carnegie Advisory Team (CAT) mission is to provide input on park projects and operations that relate to the user’s recreational experience and safety. The overall goal is to give stakeholders a voice with park staff to present ideas, complaints, and views on current projects, future projects, operations, and public outreach. CAT meetings provide a forum for park staff to inform stakeholders on park functions, park planning, and regulations and how they pertain to the way the park is or will be operated.
This partnership allows management to hear the visitor’s ideas and concerns and consider them when making decisions on activities that will affect the park. 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. 
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