A “special event” is defined as any planned activity that requires use of public property which is not within the normal and ordinary use of the property or which, by nature of the activity, may have a greater impact on City services or resources, neighborhoods, businesses or the community as a whole than would have occurred had the activity not taken place, including, but not limited to,…, Contact Waste Management at least ten business days prior to the event to arrange for trash, recyclables and organics containers. , Obtain State and City approval if planning to sell or distribute alcohol at the event: If your event will take place on City property (e.g., City Hall Plaza), you will first need to call 510.583.4820 to solicit permission from Liz Sanchez, the Facilities Manager. All events involving alcohol will also need to solicit permission from the Police Department; please contact Lt. Jason Martinez 510…, recycling@hayward-ca.gov, for a listing. Ensure all waste sorting stations have signage. Effective signage is essential for clarifying which materials can be recycled and where to put them. Make sure signage is easy to read and informs visitors of recycling procedures. Place signs high so that event attendees can see them from a distance. Signs may be borrowed from the City's Solid Waste Program Manager (, recycling@hayward-ca.gov, ). Guarantee that no portion of booth space is subl etted or apportioned to anyone else during the event. Comply with all fire codes, laws, ordinances, and regulations pertinent to health, fire prevention and public safety. Failure to comply may result in expulsion from the event and no refund of permitting or licensing fees. Ensure that all food vendors comply with the City’s ordinance regarding…, all non-stormwater discharges to the City’s storm drain system are prohibited, . Any knowledge of a confirmed or non-confirmed release of non-stormwater materials must be reported to the City and subsequently the spill must be abated. Violators of the Chapter 11, Article 5 of the Hayward Municipal Code (see link above) are subject to sanctions of the federal Clean Water Act and state law, including the Porter-Cologne Act, and municipal law, and may be subject to the…
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Purpose of the Task force Recent increased tension nationwide have created concerns locally for residents, elected officials and others about human rights, civil rights, and the safety of community members who face increased discrimination based on their political affiliation, economic status, place of origin, immigration status, religion, race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual…, 1992 Hayward Anti-Discrimination Action Plan (ADAP, ) and will also play a key leadership role in facilitating community conversations to gather insights and experiences from our community about human relations issues. , See The Commitment as accepted by City Council, here, ., Download the, Brochure (English/Spanish), Read the , Task force Charter, We want to hear from you Make sure your voice is heard by participating in one of the forums below. Your input will inform task force members as they formulate their recommendations for updating the ADAP., See the current survey responses, ►, Social Media: , Follow us on , Facebook, , , Twitter, & , Instagram, , and let us know your ideas, thoughts and feelings using the hashtag: #ThisIsHayward Mural, "We may have different religions, different languages, different colored skin, but we all belong to one human race", - Kofi Annan, seventh Secretary-General of the United Nations, Task force members Who are Leading Conversations:, Download the full , Community Conversation Toolkit, the questions in , English, and , Spanish, ., When you are done, please summarize the results of your conversation , in this survey, . See all the , summarized results, from your fellow Taskforce Members. Thank you for all your work.
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