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This accessible trail offers an urban, streamside stroll with some birdwatching opportunities and some views of the Laguna de Santa Rosa watershed. In the future, the city of Santa Rosa intends to extend the Colgan Creek Trail from Bellevue Avenue to Victoria Drive to connect to a larger planned trail network.
The trail is open to pedestrians, cyclists, and equestrians.
There is no public parking available for this trail.
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This a 1.2-mile paved trail with gentle grades and is primarily a bikeway trail that connects Todd Road to Bellevue Avenue. 
There is no accessible parking at either end of the trail. 
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No motorized vehicles allowed on trail.

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The 1.2 mile paved and wheelchair accessible trail is part of an overall network connection of trails and bikeways as shown in the Sonoma County Bikeways Plan. The Trail currently ends on Bellevue Avenue. The City of Santa Rosa plans to extend the trail from Bellevue Avenue to Victoria Drive.

 

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    The state’s transportation system helps to move people and goods around and through the state. The aim of this primer is to provide policymakers and the public with key information about this system. The primer begins with a chapter describing transportation governance. The subsequent five chapters consist of visual charts that provide information about the following:

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​​A career with the California Highway Patrol (CHP) is one of the most rewarding and important jobs in California. As an officer with CHP, your job is providing safety, service, and security to the citizens and visitors of our state. You will have a chance to make a dramatic difference every day in one of the many law enforcement roles as a CHP officer. Pursue a future with CHP and be one of California’s finest.
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1998).Drawing or exhibiting, selling, manufacturing, or distributing firearm replicas or imitations (PC section 417.2).Inflicting serious bodily injury as a result of brandishing (PC section 417.6).Bringing into or possessing firearms upon or within public schools and grounds (PC section 626.9).Stalking (PC section 646.9).Armed criminal action (PC section 12023).Possessing a deadly weapon with intent to commit an assault (PC section 12024).Driver or any vehicle who knowingly permits another person to discharge a firearm from the vehicle or any person who will fully and maliciously discharges a firearm from a motor vehicle (PC sections 12034(b), 12034(d)).Criminal possession of a firearm (PC section 12040).Firearms dealer who sells or transfers or gives possession of any firearm to a minor or a handgun to a person under the age of 21 (PC section 12072(b)).Various violations involving sales and transfers of firearms (PC section 12072(g)(3)).Person or corporation who sells any concealable firearm to any minor (PC section 12100(a) - repealed by stats.
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Rule 4.101. Bail in criminal casesThe fact that a defendant in a criminal case has or has not asked for a jury trial must not be taken into consideration in fixing the amount of bail and, once set, bail may not be increased or reduced by reason of such fact.
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 The state’s transportation system helps to move people and goods around and through the state. The aim of this primer is to provide policymakers and the public with key information about this system. The primer begins with a chapter describing transportation governance. The subsequent five chapters consist of visual charts that provide information about the following:

Driving. Provides information on drivers, vehicles, state highways, and local streets and roads.
Mass Transportation. Describes modes of transportation that move large numbers of people at once, such as transit and commercial aviation.
Active Transportation. Provides information on bicycling and walking trips.
Freight Movement. Discusses the movement of goods through air travel, rail, seaports, and highways and roads.
Funding. Describes the revenue sources supporting California’s transportation programs and infrastructure.

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The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - Criminal/Traffic Division
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Appointments are required, except when making payments on traffic fines and fees. Please visit the courtâs homepage and click on the âSchedule an Appointmentâ button to schedule an in-person appointment.

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If you received a traffic ticket, a courtesy notice will be mailed to you at the address on your ticket in approximately three weeks from the date you 
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To Pay by Debit/Credit Card:  You can pay the fine amount with a debit/credit card by visiting our 
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To Pay in Person:  Payments can be made by cash, check, money order or credit card at the Government 
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