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Similarly, increase the connectivity between the limited motorized single-track opportunities that do exist. E-Bikes are considered (at this time) motorized equipment and the proliferation of these modes of transportation on the landscape was not something that was envisioned when the Motorized Single-Track trail system was created. As such, Town Council specifically recommends the Inyo National Forest re-boot the Town of Mammoth Lakes Shady Rest- Inyo Craters proposal (SRIC) which seeks to address the dearth of opportunities in and around the Mammoth Ranger District. • Monitor roads during the first winter snows and spring melt to effectively limit vehicles from accessing them to prevent resource damage: • Lastly, the town council behooves the state OHV Commission to guide the Forests and Field Offices to use these grants to provide actual recreational opportunities for users. The Inyo has spent many consecutive years performing general restoration, using these grants to fund staff, general road maintenance, and enforcement. It has been decades since any new motorized singletrack was built on the Mammoth Ranger District. Meanwhile, the Town of Mammoth Lakes alone receives an estimated 2.8 million visitors annually, with 1.5 of those visitors in the summer months. Motorized recreation, like all forms of recreation, is on the rise and becoming a larger piece of the state's GDP. Town Council would like to see the creation of tangible recreation opportunities, including but not limited to, new single track to meet these demands. We appreciate your consideration and look forward to further engagement in this process. Submitted on behalf of the Mammoth Lakes Town Council, Rob Patterson Town Manager Submitted on behalf of the Mammoth Lakes Town Council, Rob Patterson Town Manager - 5/3/2024

Dear Inyo National Forest Supervisor Yen & Bishop Field Office Field Manager Lisius, For your consideration are the public comments of the Mammoth Trails Committee (MTC) regarding the initial Inyo National Forest & Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Bishop Field Office Off Highway Vehicle Grant proposals. The MTC is a sub-committee of Mammoth Lakes Recreation which provides program and fiscal oversight for the Mammoth Lakes Trail System (MLTS). The MTC unequivocally supports access to public lands for OHV users, but recommends the following actions be implemented through the state OHV grant program.
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Posted on: April 17, 2023PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES ANNOUNCES UPDATE ON ISLAND ROADWAYS AND PAVED SURFACES REDESIGN ROOSEVELT ISLAND, NY – April 17, 2023 –Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation (RIOC) President & CEO Shelton J. Haynes today offered an update on the ongoing Roadways and Paved Surfaces Rehabilitation Design Project.First announced in 2021, the project is designed to study conditions and traffic patterns across all paved pedestrian and automotive roadways on the island, and develop a master plan that will address current issues related to speeding, parking, and accessibility for island travelers. The goal of the project is to make navigating the island easier and safer for residents and visitors across all forms of transportation, with a strong focus on construction work to improve Main Street in the coming years.  The scope of the first phase of the project involves four stages: Survey roads, pathways, and all underground utilities under the roadways on the island—this includes surveying of all pedestrian, bicycle and other non-human modality and vehicular traffic patterns, volumes, parking, accessibility, pavement quality, sightlines, and safety issues on Roosevelt Island.Conduct an island wide traffic study and analyze all modes of transportation.Prepare a Master Plan layout for the island roadways addressing current multi-modal issues relating to speeding, parking, accessibility, and paved surfaces. Masterplan shall be used as a guideline for future projects.Prepare a fully constructable plan for areas between the Blackwell House Traffic circle and the crossing at Food Town. The goal is to address the core Main Street areas first. The intention is to use the master plan layout to break out island wide roadways work and schedule it according to island wide construction logistics.Currently, the project is in the pre-Master Plan survey phase (stage 2).
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The Mammoth Lakes Police Department, with the support of Town Council, passed a resolution on September 6, 2023, that will increase fines for parking citations effective November 1, 2023. The current fine structure has been in place since at least 2002. T...Read on... 
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Please welcome our newest Officer, K-9 Jax! He is a 3-year-old German Shepherd who comes to our Agency from Adlerhorst International. His handler, Officer West, has been working hard for over 2 years to bring a canine back to our Agency. This goal was onl...Read on... 
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Posted on: October 6, 2023
TOWN OF MAMMOTH LAKES TO INCREASE PARKING CITATION FINES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1, 2023

The Mammoth Lakes Police Department, with the support of Town Council, passed a resolution on September 6, 2023, that will increase fines for parking citations effective November 1, 2023. The current fine structure has been in place since at least 2002. T...Read on... 
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TOWN OF MAMMOTH LAKES POLICE DEPARTMENT WELCOMES K-9 OFFICER

Please welcome our newest Officer, K-9 Jax! He is a 3-year-old German Shepherd who comes to our Agency from Adlerhorst International. His handler, Officer West, has been working hard for over 2 years to bring a canine back to our Agency. This goal was onl...Read on... 
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MLPD SEEKS PUBLIC REVIEW ON 2024/2025 OHV GRANT

MAMMOTH LAKES POLICE DEPARTMENT SEEKS PUBLIC REVIEW AND COMMENT ON 2024/2025 Off HIGHWAY VEHICLE GRANTMarch 5, 2024 - The Mammoth Lakes Police Department invites the public to comment on the preliminary application to the State of California Off-...Read more 
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MLPD AWARDED OTS GRANT FOR BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY

Mammoth Lakes Police Department Awarded Grant for Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Program from the Office of Traffic SafetyFebruary 7, 2024, Mammoth Lakes, CA – Mammoth Lakes Police Department announced today that it has received ...Read more 
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TOWN OF MAMMOTH LAKES INTRODUCES NEW CHIEF OF POLICE

At the January 3, 2024, Town Council meeting, Dan Casabian was introduced as the new Chief of Police for the Town of Mammoth Lakes. Chief Casabian has been serving as Acting, and then Interim, Chief since January 2023. Town Manager Holler officially selec...Read more 
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48,686.66 + 11.30% of the amount over 569,790

949,649
AND OVER
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How to Figure Tax Using the 2023 California Tax Rate Schedules
Example: Chris and Pat Smith are filing a joint tax return using Form 540. Their taxable income on Form 540, line 19 is $125,000.

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Example: $125,000 − 108,162 = $16,838

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They multiply the result from Step 2 by the percentage for their range.
Example: $16,838 × .08 = $1,347.04

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They round the amount from Step 3 to two decimals (if necessary) and add it to the tax amount for their income range. After rounding the result, they will enter $5,083 on Form 540, line 31.
Example: $3,735.76 + 1,347.04 = $5,082.80

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