Welcome to Dana Farms!
A residential community in Concord, CA.
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Saturday, August 21st
BBQ will start at noon with lunch being served at 1:00 pm. Please let Lisa know how many will be attending – RSVP at social@danafarms.com, by 8/15.
NOTE: the food order is based on the number of RSVP's, please let Lisa know you plan to attend.
The Recreational Vehicle Storage Permit Information Packet and Application is currently available in PDF only (here on danafarms.com).
PDF:
Additional Informaiton from Concord City News Spring 2009:
In December of last year, the City Council adopted a new Recreational Vehicle Storage Ordinance. Under the ordinance, RVs are no longer allowed to be stored or parked in the front area of residential property, but may be stored or parked in a side or back yard on a paved or gravel surface behind a six-foot opaque fence. A ‘grandfather’ clause in the new ordinance allows residents who currently park RVs in the front of their property to obtain a permit that will allow them to continue this practice until they no longer live at the residence. Permit applications are now available, and will be available until January 5,2010. After that date, residents who do not have a permit will not be able to lawfully store or park an RV in the front area of their property. The permit only applies to the RV and property listed on the permit and is not transferable. When the registered owner moves from the property, the permit is no longer valid and no new permits will be issued.
Applications are available for a one-time, non-refundable fee of $80. They may be obtained at the Permit Center, 1950 Parkside Dr., or by mail by calling 671-3075. Upon receipt of the application and fee, staff will review the application and conduct a site inspection to determine eligibility. If approved, an RV Storage Permit will be returned by mail.
For more information, contact Curt Michael, Neighborhood Services Supervisor at 671-3117.
If you feel there are too many speeders driving up and down your street, please let the Conocrd Police department know.
The process to filing a complaint can be found on their
FAQ page: http://www.ci.concord.ca.us/police/about/pdfaq.htm#traffic.
Here is one FAQ from their site:
How to report a traffic hazard or complaint
Any traffic complaint that involves a life-threatening situation such as a road rage incident can be made by calling 911.
Other traffic complaints may include but are not limited to speeders in your neighborhood, abandoned vehicles on the street, junk vehicles on private property, and parking violation complaints. These types of complaints can be reported by using one of the following options:
Via email:
- Email the police department at TrafficComplaint@cpd.ci.concord.ca.us.
- In your email please use the following format:
- Subject field -- list the type of complaint (abandoned, junk, nuisance, etc)
- In the narrative -- please list the description and license plate of the vehicle, date or time-period of the complaint, synopsis of the problem, and your contact information (name/address/phone-- optional)
- The Community Service Officer in charge of the Traffic, Parking and Vehicle Abatement unit will handle all emails.
- Visit any Field Office or the Community Service Desk at Police Headquarters and complete a traffic complaint form.