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County of San Mateo
Clerk-Assessor-Recorder (650) 363-4500 Planning & Building Division (650) 363-4161 Public Works (650) 363-4100 Registrar of Voters (650) 312-5222 Tax Collector- Treasurer (650) 363-4142 County Website (650) 363-4000
San Bruno
San Bruno Municiple Cable
Unincorporated San Mateo County
Business Licenses Business licenses not required. Point of Sale Requirements Moss Beach & Montara All homes required to be inspected and signed off by fire department at point of sale. Please call (650) 726-5213. Fee is $15. One is required in every sleeping room and one on every level. Sewer information on the coast 1. Granada Sanitary District -- 726-7093 2. Montara Sanitary District -- 728-3545 Sign Ordinance In “R” or residential districts: No permit needed. Only allowed on private...
 
 
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So. San Francisco OKs Downtown Station Area Plan
South San Francisco's economic development plans took a huge step forward with the City Council's adoption of the Downtown Station Area Specific Plan.
Pacifica Embarks on Major Sewer Upgrade
Brian Martinez (Collection System Manager) and Joshua Cosgrove (Assistant Collection System Superintendent) for the City of Pacifica have announced the city is undertaking a major sewer main replacement project.
Feds Won't Back Mortgages Seized by Cities
A controversial plan to use a municipality's eminent domain powers to seize properties in defaulthas suffered a severe setback with FHA, Ginnie Mae, and HUD now having no funds to insure, securitize, or establish a federal guarantee of any mortgage or mortgage backed security that refinances or replaces a mortgage that was subject to eminent domain condemnation or seizure.
San Mateo to Get $3M for LED Streetlights
California Energy Commission approved nearly $18 million to fund projects that will help the state meet its climate and energy goals. The City of San Mateo will receive a $3 million loan to replace more than 5,000 streetlight fixtures with LED lighting.
South San Francisco Upgrading to LED Street Lights
South San Francisco will be saving costs and improving energy efficiency with about 4,000 new LED street lights.
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City of San Mateo Reopens Cost Sharing for Sewer Lateral Repairs
San Mateo is re-opening its Private Sewer Lateral Cost Sharing Program, providing financial assistance in the form of a grant of 50% of the lateral replacement cost. Find out if your and clients' repairs are eligible.
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