Storytime at the Beverly Hills Farmer's Market Storytime at the Beverly Hills Farmer's Market Stop by for stories and book-themed crafts! All ages are welcome. http://www.beverlyhills.org/event.jsp?eventid=0&title=Storytime at the Beverly Hills Farmer's Market

City Informs Residents of Traces of Non-Harmful Coliform Bacteria in Beverly Hills Drinking Water of Traces of Non-Harmful Coliform Bacteria in Beverly Hills Drinking Water Beverly Hills, CA - Samples of Beverly Hills drinking water taken in December showed the presence of the common, generally non-harmful coliform bacteria that registered http://www.beverlyhills.org/cbhfiles/storage/files/177378510715411140/WaterQualityReleaseFINAL.pdf

Beverly Hills City Council Moves Forward on Beverly Hilton Revitalization Project For further information about the project, visit the City's website at www.beverlyhills.org and click on 'Beverly Hilton Revitalization Plan' on the homepage or call the Community Development Department at (310) 285-1123. http://www.beverlyhills.org/cbhfiles/storage/files/filebank/2967--Hilton Project Press Release04-30-08.pdf

Beverly Hills City Council Continues Deliberations on Beverly Hilton Revitalization Project boulevards by the developer. For further information about the project, visit the City's website at www.beverlyhills.org and click on 'Beverly Hilton Revitalization Plan' on the homepage or call the Community Development Department at (310) 285-1123. http://www.beverlyhills.org/cbhfiles/storage/files/filebank/3222--Hilton_May12.pdf

Beverly Hills City Council Approves Green Building Ordinance environmental building techniques into the design, construction and maintenance of all new commercial, multi-family residential and mixed-use buildings in the City. The new requirements, effective July 7, 2008, will increase the energy efficiency http://www.beverlyhills.org/cbhfiles/storage/files/filebank/3359--GreenBuilding 5212008 FINAL.pdf

City of Beverly Hills Prepares for Disaster in the ShakeOut to understand what to do before, during and after an earthquake," said Pamela Mottice-Muller, Director of Emergency Management for the City of Beverly Hills. "Should a major disaster occur, emergency service workers may be overwhelmed http://www.beverlyhills.org/cbhfiles/storage/files/filebank/4341--Shakeout FINAL.pdf

FAQ - How do I get a STOP sign installed on my street? You can submit a request through this system to have a City employee schedule for a traffic count. The purpose of the traffic count is to evaluate whether or not a STOP sign is necessary at the location. If you have any additional questions, please https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3102

FAQ - How do I obtain a parade, assembly, or amplified sound permit? Parade or assembly permits are issued by the Police Department's Emergency Service Bureau. Contact Lt. Timothy West at 310.285.2175 to discuss the application for these permits https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3136

FAQ - How do I obtain a permit to conduct a fundraising event or activity? Solicitations permits are issued by the Charitable Solicitations Commission. Contact Erick Lee at 310.285.2102 to discuss the application for this permit. https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3137

FAQ - Do I need to make an appointment to see a planner? Yes. Please phone 310.285.1141 to make an appointment. https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3161

FAQ - Do I need architectural review approval to repaint my building? Yes. All buildings located in any zone other than a single family residential (R-1) zone shall not be painted, repainted, textured, or retextured unless the plans, colors, and textures for such work have been reviewed and approved by the Architectura https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3166

FAQ - Do I need architectural approval to replace an awning? Yes. No exterior portion or area of an existing building, structure, sign, wall, fence, or other improvement to real property or the interior of any mall area, located in any zone other than residential zone shall be altered without an architectural https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3169

FAQ - Do I have to have an Architect prepare my plans? Not necessarily, However final plans and elevations need to be drawn to scale and be of sufficient clarity to indicate the nature and extent of the work proposed, showing in detail it will conform to the provisions of the municipal code of the City o https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3171

FAQ - Where do I go if I need to look at the plans of a building? Microfilmed plans of most buildings in the city are stored in Community Development; contact the Building and Safety Department Records Technician, located in the Building and Safety Department, or phone 310-285-1158. https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3188

FAQ - Where do I buy tickets for the trolley tour? At the trolley depot, you pay the docent when you board the trolley. https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3214

FAQ - How do I make a reservation for the trolley tour? Reservations are not required. https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3216

FAQ - How do I change the date of my Jury Duty service? Jury Duty service is handled through the Los Angeles County Court system. You may contact the L.A. County Superior Court's Juror Service Telephone Center at (800) 778-5879. https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3235

FAQ - Do I need a permit to have a party at my home? The City does not issue permits for parties at private homes. You will need a permit for valet parking (Contact the Transportation Dept. 310-285-2500), tents (Fire Dept. 310-281-2703) and a generator (Building & Safety 310-285-1141). https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3239

FAQ - Do I need a permit to have live music at my home? No, you do not require a permit for live music. The City has a Noise Ordinance in effect after 10 p.m. (BHMunicipal Code- 5-1-201). There is no permit which supersedes the Noise Ordinance. https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3240

FAQ - Do I have to make an appointment to view a facility? Yes, it is encouraged in order to review the rules and regulations with staff onsite. Please call the appropriate office that issues reservations for the facility that you wish to view. To see a list of offices and their phone numbers please click he https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3259

FAQ - Do you allow alcohol at all your facilities? The use of alcohol, tobacco, or narcotics is not allowed in any City facility nor anywhere on park grounds. https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3262

FAQ - How do I obtain a summer camp brochure?  The Summer Camp brochure becomes available online in Spring, at www.beverlyhills.org/brochure . You may also pick up the brochure at any of the following locations: Roxbury Park Clubhouse 401 South Roxbury Drive 310.285.6850 Roxbury Community https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3270

FAQ - How do we make arrangements for outdoor field or picnic rentals?  Please call the La Cienega Tennis Center (310.285.6820) to reserve picnic tables or field rentals at La Cienega and Coldwater Canyon Parks. And for Roxbury Park, please call the Roxbury Community Center at 310.285.6840. Please note that all rental a https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3274

FAQ - How do I join the Beverly Hills Active Adult Club? You need to come to Roxbury Park Community Center at 471 South Roxbury Drive to register for the Club. Registration is free for residents of Beverly Hills and there is a one time $5.00 fee for non-residents. https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=3284

FAQ - How do I contact a resident of Beverly Hills? The City of Beverly Hills does not provide contact information on residents. https://clients.comcate.com/reps/logFAQHit.php?ag=31&faqid=4361

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