, Mayor Mark Salinas, Hayward City Hall 777 B Street Hayward, CA 94541, Phone:, (510) 583-4340, Fax:, (510) 583-3601, Mark.Salinas@hayward-ca.gov, Current Council Appointed Bodies, Standing Committee & Intergovernmental Agency Assignments ⇒, Education:, M.A., Educational Administration and Public Policy Studies, San Francisco State University, 1999 B.A., La Raza Studies, San Francisco State University, 1997, Occupation:, Ethnic Studies and History Instructor, Chabot College Executive Director, The Kids’ Breakfast Club, Elected Office:, Elected - Hayward Mayor, 2022 Re-Elected - Hayward City Council, 2020 Elected - Hayward City Council, 2016 Elected - Hayward City Council, 2010, Community Service & Professional Involvement:, Board Member | St. Rose Hospital Foundation Founding Member | Hayward Early Learning Committee for Children 0 to 8 Years Old Member | American Association of University Women (AAUW) Lifetime Member | San Francisco State University Alumni Association Inaugural Chair | Friends of Chabot College Foundation Member | Hayward Rotary Member | The Martin C. Kauffman 100 Club of Alameda County Founding…, Hobbies:, Weekend barbecuer Mountain bike explorer Community service, Current Council Appointed Bodies, Standing Committees & Intergovernmental Agency Assignments, :
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The Hayward Public Library (Library) makes every effort to protect the confidentiality and privacy of its library users. The Library operates in accordance with applicable including the, California Consumer Privacy Act, and the, California Public Records Act, . For the purposes of this policy, “Confidentiality” refers to a HPL’s refraining from disclosing or sharing any personal or library use records to an unauthorized third party. “Privacy” refers to the protection from intrusion from third parties. Following are Frequently Asked Questions about confidentiality and privacy issues., Are my Library records private or confidential?, Records of your personal information and your use of the library are private and confidential between you and the Library. These records are only used in the operation of the Library and provision of library services such as your borrowing of library materials, use of library computers, registering for programs, etc. The Library does not sell your information or use it in any way except in…, What records of my use does the Library have?, The Library maintains a database of borrower’s registration records with basic identifying and contact information, including names, addresses, birthdate, etc. The Library has a record of all books and library materials checked out on your library card while you have them checked out. When library materials are returned to the Library, borrower’s name only remains attached as the last known…, What about use of the library Internet terminals - can the Library find out what web sites I have visited?, The Library does not track internet use and does not track who has used a computer once they have logged out. Public computers are cleared nightly of any record of the day’s activity. However, if a library user behaves in a manner not in compliance with the Library Computer Use Policy or Library Code of Conduct, Library staff may create an incident report and record necessary information,…, Can copies of my library records ever be given out?, In order to prevent an unreasonable invasion of personal privacy or confidentiality, the contents of registration and circulation records are not made available to anyone except the individual customer whose record is in question or under written order of the City Attorney, such order having been issued pursuant to a proper legal process, court order or subpoena under the law. The Library handles…, Can law enforcement get copies of my library records?, Yes, but only with a signed court order, search warrant or subpoena issued by a judge and approved by the City Attorney. Law enforcement must show probable cause of a crime or relevancy to an on-going criminal investigation or threat to this country., What does the USA PATRIOT Act do to my privacy and the use of the Library?, The, USA PATRIOT Act, was enacted after the tragic events of September 11, 2001. It affects libraries by making it easier for Federal law enforcement to get a court order to access a customer’s records. A court order is still required but the court order may be valid anywhere in the United States instead of a particular place. It also allows court orders to be issued using the less demanding standards for surveillance…, USA PATRIOT Act, prevents the Library from informing a customer if records are seized by search warrant or subpoena. The same requirement of securing a court order to obtain customer records remains, however, the, USA PATRIOT Act, makes it easier to get a court order if terrorism is suspected., What can I do if I don’t want anyone to know what I am borrowing or reading?, Anyone may come into the Library and use library materials in the library. If you are concerned about borrowing materials and creating a record, you can choose not to borrow them and simply use them in the Library. If you have an account in good standing with no checked out items, unpaid fines, etc., you may also request that your account and personal information are removed from the Library…, Can I request copies of my minor child’s library records?, All records, including those of minors, are treated as completely confidential and are not released to anyone, including family members or guardians without a signed release or a signed court order, search warrant or subpoena issued by a judge and approved by the City Attorney. Parents and legal guardians of minors are encouraged to discuss options for monitoring their children’s library use…, For additional information, contact the Main Library at (510) 293-8685 or Weekes Branch Library at (510) 782-2155.
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HAYWARD - , At its regular Council meeting on Tuesday, July 26, 2016, the Hayward City Council placed a measure on the November 8, 2016 ballot asking voters to authorize the enactment of a general tax on the adult use of recreational cannabis and medical cannabis. For more information regarding the Ballot Measure please see our Ballot Measures page at http://www.hayward-ca.gov/your-government/elections/…
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On Memorial Day 2016, the City of Hayward held a dedication ceremony unveiling the most recent 9/11 Monument, honoring and remembering those who tragically and senselessly lost their lives on September 11, 2001. The Hayward monument lists 164 local veterans, as well as Hayward first responders who have given the ultimate sacrifice protecting our Hayward communities. , DONATE A CONCRETE BRIKE PAVER TO HONOR THE HEROES, LARGE BRICK PAVERS SMALL BRICK PAVERS 11 in. x 8.25 in. 8.25 in. x 5.5 in. 4 Lines / 20 Spaces per line 3 Lines / 15 Spaces per line Engraved letters/numbers are 3/4 in. tall Engraved letters/numbers are 3/4 in. tall $150 $100 ORDER FORM ORDER FORM Please attach your check payable to, City of Hayward, Please include, Hayward 911 Memorial, in the Memo line Mail or drop off checks and applications to: City of Hayward 777 B Street Revenue Division, 1st Floor Hayward, CA 94541
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YEAR, INTEREST , March 1980 - October 1983 5.25% October 1993 - November 1992 6.50% November 1992 - November 1993 3.00% November 1993 - November 1994 2.75% November 1994 - November 1995 2.78% November 1995 - November 1996 2.97% November 1996 - November 1997 2.84% November 1997 - November 1998 2.84% November 1998 - November 1999 2.30% November 1999 - November 2000 2.50…
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The annual Citywide Garage Sale is a fun way you can help the environment! Reusing—whether you donate, buy, or sell—is one of the best ways to reduce waste, keep usable stuff out of the landfill, conserve our natural resources and reduce our carbon footprint., , Registration is, FREE, and guarantees your address will appear on our downloadable map of sales as well as a live digital map on our website. Maps will be available online, at City Hall, and the Weekes Branch library starting the Tuesday before the sale. To ensure that your address will appear on the map(s) of sales participants must register by Sunday before the event. Register by clicking below or by contacting…, FREE, limited advertising in local newspapers and through social networking sites. Tips for Having a Successful Garage Sale:
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COMMERCIAL HVAC SYSTEM REPLACEMENTS, SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS A building permit is required to remove and replace an HVAC unit or install a new unit for the first time. For newly conditioned spaces, plans and a T-24 Energy Report that includes envelope compliance is required. The submittal requirements are different depending on the scope of work. There are 4 typical scenarios for HVAC change-outs which are listed in this handout.…, 1., If an existing unit is removed and replaced with a unit that weighs less than 400 pounds on the same roof curb, provide the following: A cut sheet of the unit from the manufacturer. The weight, size and model number shall be indicated (provide 2 copies). A completed T-24 Energy form (provide 2 copies). For change-outs use T-24 Energy form, NRCC-MCH 1/2/3/4, ., *If the submittal is complete, this will likely be an Over-the-Counter permit. , , 2., If an existing unit is removed and replaced with a unit that weighs, 400 pounds or more, on the same roof curb, provide: All of the items listed above in scenario 1, and… 3 copies of structural calculations and/or details stamped and signed by an engineer documenting that the existing roof framing will support the new unit and the curb attachment will sufficiently resist lateral loads., THIS IS REQUIRED DUE TO CODE CHANGES FOR SEISMIC RESISTANCE., *If the submittal is complete, this scope of work might be an Over-the-Counter permit at the discretion of the plan reviewer. For a possible over-the-counter review, please contact the Plan Check Engineer at 510.583.4182 and make an appointment. , NOTE: Units >54MBH require an economizer, REQUIREMENTS FOR UNITS INSTALLED IN, NEW, LOCATIONS , 3., If a unit weighs less than 400 pounds and is installed in a new location, provide the following items: A cut sheet of the unit from the manufacturer. The weight, size and model number shall be indicated (provide 2 copies). A completed T-24 Energy form (provide 2 copies). Use form, NRCC-MCH 1/2/3/4, . A roof plan drawn to scale indicating the proposed unit location. Provide dimensions from the unit to the edge of roof (3 copies). A partial framing plan showing the structural members at the location of the new unit. If the Planning Division requires screening, details and structural calculations will be required for the visual barrier, If the submittal is complete, this scope of work might be an Over-the-Counter permit at the discretion of the plan reviewer. For a possible over-the-counter review, please contact the Plan Check Engineer at 510.583.4182 and make an appointment. , , 4., If a unit weighs, 400 pounds or more, and is installed in a new location, provide the following items: All of the items listed above in scenario 3 and … Structural calculations and details stamped and signed by an engineer documenting that the existing roof framing will support the new unit and the curb attachment will sufficiently resist lateral loads (3 Copies) All of the required items shall be stapled together into a single set…, This type of installation, will not, be reviewed over the counter., There is a 10 business day review cycle for these types of projects. , NOTE: Units >54MBH require an economizer, FIRE DEPARTMENT REQUIREMENTS If the HVAC moves 2,000 cfm or more, verify the following: If the system requires a duct smoke detector and the building has an existing fire alarm system, provide information about the alarm system., Note:, A separate Fire Department permit is required for the alarm connection. DOWNLOAD PDF
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For information about building permits, visit the, permit center, ., Intent, In order to meet tight construction schedules, it can be beneficial for certain projects to divide the work into phases prior to the full plan review being completed. The California Building Code recognizes this need and has a provision in CBC 107.3.3 that allows for “phased approvals”. Phased approvals are permits issued for aspects of a project before the main building permit is approved. The…, Risks, It is important to note that Phased Approvals carry some risks to the contractor and owner. Since work is permitted for only a specific portion of a project, there is a potential that changes required elsewhere in the building will impact the work that was started early. Because of this, all phased approval requests must be carefully reviewed and approved by the Building Official prior to…, Process, Before a Phased approval Permit can be issued, the following steps must be completed: , The applicant must complete the Phased Approval Permit Application on the reverse of this form and submit it to the Chief Building Official (or his or her designee) for review. If the Building Official approves the Phased Approval Permit application, the applicant must prepare a separate set of plans that covers the scope of work for which the phased approval is being requested. The plans for the…
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Note:, All requests are processed on a case by case bases after completion of the following items: All outstanding fees are to be paid in full Fire Department has approved fire safety systems Electrical Systems to be completed and safe Job sites with elevator service shall have State Fire Marshal approval for safety components and certification Accessibility to be in substantial conformance. At least…, CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, For Required Landscape Improvements for Issuance of Temporary Certificate of Occupancy Certificate of Deposit (CD) shall be made by the Applicant, and both the Applicant and the City names shall appear and must be connected by the word “and.”: “City of Hayward and Purchaser’s Name”, Required Submittals to the City when requesting a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy, A confirmation letter from a manager of the institute where CD account is created to the City’s Landscape Architect, Michelle Koo, stating account number, account amount, project address, building permit number, and purchaser’s name. The CD amount shall be equal to the full contract amount to complete landscape and irrigation improvements as shown on the approved plans. The letter shall state…
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TIME LINE FOR ADMINISTRATIVE USE PERMITS, SITE PLAN REVIEW AND VARIANCES (ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION), TASK MAXIMUM TIME FOR COMPLETION CUMULATIVE TIME Submittal of Application File Set Up, Account Number Established 2 working days 2 days Project referred to other City departments, responsible and trustee agencies, neighborhood task forces, residents and tenants within 300’ of property, and other known interested parties., *, 14 calendar days 16 days Responses coordinated and interdepartmental meeting held regarding project. 5 working days 21-23 days Applicant advised of status of application (completeness) and may be asked to provide any other information required to review plans. 1 day 22-24 days If necessary, Applicant prepares revised plans and submits additional information necessary to continue…, ** , 15 calendar days 42-44 days, *If initial referral to the public indicates there is opposition to the project, or if the scope of the project merits review before the Planning Commission, the application will be treated as a conditional use permit, and that process will be followed. , ** If during the public notice period the project is appealed, the application will be scheduled before the Planning Commission and the time line for a conditional use permit will be followed. , DOWNLOAD PDF , TIME LINE FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS, SITE PLAN REVIEW AND vARIANCES (PLANNING COMMISSION REVIEW), TASK MAXIMUM TIME FOR COMPLETION CUMULATIVE TIME Submittal of Application File Set Up, Account Number Established 2 working days 2 days Project referred to other City departments, responsible and trustee agencies, neighborhood task forces, residents and tenants within 300’ of property, and other known interested parties. 14 calendar days 16 days Responses coordinated and…, *, 10 working days 39 days Public Notice provided and project scheduled for next available Planning Commission hearing. 12- 30 calendar days, depending upon hearing dates 51 to 69 days Ten-day appeal period., **, 61 - 79 days, * If a negative declaration is required, additional time will be necessary to prepare and post the environmental document., , **If appealed, the application to sent to City Council for final action, which adds approximately four weeks to the process., DOWNLOAD PDF
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