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The Document Center provides easy access to public documents. Click on one of the categories below to see related documents or use the search function.
Calendar view page from Nevada County, CA official website (mynevadacounty.com). The page displays a calendar interface with options to view all calendars or select specific calendars. Users can subscribe to calendar notifications using the Notify Me® button to receive alerts about community events. The page includes search functionality to filter calendars by start date, end date, and search terms. Language options are available including Spanish, Korean, Tagalog, Vietnamese, and Traditional Chinese.
Calendar • Nevada County, CA • CivicEngage The page displays Nevada County's public calendar system. Users are directed to 'View All Calendars' as the default option or can select a specific calendar. The system includes functionality to subscribe to calendar notifications via the 'Notify Me®' button for automatic alerts about latest events in the community. Search capabilities allow filtering by: Start Date, End Date, and custom search terms.
Important Dates July 1: The first day of the fiscal year. Delinquent secured accounts are transferred to the defaulted tax roll. An 18% annual interest charge (1.5% per month) is applied to the base amount, plus a $15 redemption fee. July 1 – 15: Power to sells are recorded for 5-year defaulted taxes. July 20 – 31: Unsecured tax bills are created and mailed to taxpayers. July 31: Delinquent tax bills are mailed out. They include 2 payment coupons; one is to remit payment in full, and the other is to initiate an installment plan. July 31: TOT Quarter 2 due date, and Cannabis Quarter 4 due date. August 1: 3-year publication will be generated. Any taxpayer with 3 or more years of delinquent taxes will be published in the Newspaper, even if they are enrolled in an installment plan. August 31: Unsecured tax due date. Unsecured property taxes become delinquent if not paid and are subject to a 10% penalty. R&T Code 2922 (a)(b). September 1: 10% penalty added to unsecured property taxes. September: Annual current secured tax bills generated. October 1: Annual current secured tax bills begin going out in the mail. October 1 – 10: Courtesy lien notices are mailed to taxpayers for unpaid unsecured taxes for boats, businesses, and unsecured supplemental bills. October 31: TOT Quarter 3 due date, and Cannabis Quarter 1 due date. November 1: The 1st installment due date for the current secured property tax bills. December 10: The 1st installment delinquent date. This is the last day to pay the 1st installment of the current secured property tax bill without penalty. A penalty of 10% attaches thereafter. January 1: Lien date established. The owner on this date will be billed for taxable unsecured property the following fiscal year. R&T Code 2192. January 1: Estimated taxes begin being collected for lot line adjustments and mobile home tax clearance certificates. January 10: Reminder notices are mailed out for any unpaid, current secured taxes. January 12: The 1st installment due date for Cannabis cultivation. January 31: TOT Quarter 4 due date, and Cannabis Quarter 2 due date. February 1: The 2nd installment due date for the current secured property tax bills. April 10: The 2nd installment delinquent date. This is the last day to pay the 2nd installment of the current secured property tax bill without penalty. A penalty of 10% and a $10 cost fee attaches thereafter. April 10: 5-year installment plan annual amounts are due. April 30: TOT Quarter 1 due date, and Cannabis Quarter 3 due date. May 10: Reminder notices are mailed out for any unpaid, current secured taxes. June 12: The 2nd installment due date for Cannabis Cultivation. June 30: The last day of the Fiscal Year, and the last day to pay current taxes and penalties before they default. The website and phone payment system will be down temporarily beginning at 11:59pm.
"Administrative Hearings - 2021 Agenda items listed: 1. Apr 1, 2021 — Amended Mar 26, 2021 1:52 PM Cancelled: 4-1-2021 Hazardous Vegetation Abatement Hearing agenda (Download available) 2. Apr 1, 2021 — Amended Mar 26, 2021 1:42 PM Cancelled: 4-1-2021 Hazardous Vegetation Abatement Hearing agenda (Download available) 3. Apr 1, 2021 4-1-2021 Hazardous Vegetation Abatement Hearing agenda (Download available) This page is part of Nevada County's Agenda Center, which provides access to current agendas and minutes for all boards and commissions. Previous years' agendas and minutes can be found in the Document Center."
"Administrative Hearings agenda for April 1, 2021. The page shows three agenda entries for this date: two versions marked as 'Cancelled: 4-1-2021 Hazardous Vegetation Abatement Hearing agenda' (both amended on March 26, 2021 at different times - 1:52 PM and 1:42 PM) and one active '4-1-2021 Hazardous Vegetation Abatement Hearing agenda'. All entries are available for download from the Agenda Center."
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"View information about the Local Agency Formation Commission meeting."
"Program Coffee and Connection Opens at 9 AM in Martis Camp's newly constructed Camp Barn, just down the path from the main stage. Enjoy some pastries, network, and engage with local partner organizations showing off their work to increase climate resilience in our region! Welcome 10:00 AM Ted Owens, MC Martis Camp Welcome Scott Bower, General Manager, Martis Camp Community / Director of Grounds, Martis Camp Club Opening Remarks Hardy Bullock, District 5 Supervisor, County of Nevada Sue Hoek, District 4 Supervisor, County of Nevada Resilient Landscapes Panel 10:20 AM Moderated by Nevada County District 4 Supervisor Sue Hoek Panelists: David Mercer, Alpenglow Timber; Jo Ann Fites, Nevada County Fire Safe Coalition; Rich Johansen, NID Director and Former Member of Agricultural Advisory Commission; Phil Saksa, Blue Forest 11:00 AM Audience Q & A Break 11:10 AM Need to stretch your legs? Enjoy a short walk through the Martis Camp forest and hear from Martis Camp's Scott Bower and David Mercer of Crosscheck Solutions about their recently completed project to reduce fuel load and increase forest resiliency. Resilient People Panel 11:30 AM Moderated by Greg Williams, Executive Director of Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Panelists: Dr. Scott Neeley, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital; John Svahn, Truckee Donner Land Trust; Mark Cameron, Tahoe Pyramid Trail; Scott Amick, Paradise Recreation and Park District; Serrell Smokey, Chairman of the Washoe Tribe of NV and CA 12:10 PM Audience Q & A LUNCH 12:20 PM Break 12:45 PM Need to stretch your legs? Enjoy a short walk around the Martis Camp pond, in conversation with Truckee Town Council member Anna Klovstad. Resilient Youth Panel 1:05 PM Moderated by Hardy Bullock, Nevada County District 5 Supervisor Panelists: Oona Davis, Truckee High School; Tosh Spurlock-Lamb, Truckee High School; Ella Lee, Ghidotti High School; Taylor Browning, Nevada Union High School; Walter Helvin, UC Davis; Jailene Rey, Washoe Tribe of NV and CA 1:45 PM Audience Q & A Break 1:55 PM Keynote Speaker: Lucy Blake, President of Northern Sierra Partnership 2:15 PM Including conversation with Supervisor Hardy Bullock and Supervisor Susan Hoek. 2:50 PM Audience Q & A Closing Remarks 3:05 PM Hardy Bullock, District 5 Supervisor, Nevada County Reception 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM"
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