In addition to the Basic Application for Development Review, most project applications also require supplemental forms including findings for conditional use permits, design review and variances. The list of supplemental forms found below is for your convenience, but you may need to talk to a planner, permit technician, or plan check engineer to advise you on the permits your project may require.
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Oakland's 2020 Energy and Climate Action Plan (ECAP) was adopted by the City Council on December 4th, 2012. The purpose of the City's first ECAP is to identify and prioritize actions the City can take to reduce energy consumption and GHG emissions associated with Oakland. The ECAP also establishes how to coordinate implementation of those actions and how to track progress. The ECAP assists the City of Oakland in continuing its legacy of leadership on energy, climate and sustainability issues.
The Oakland Police Department is committed to mentoring and assisting interested individuals for successful law enforcement careers.
The Independent Monitoring Team (IMT) produces monthly reports documenting OPD's progress in complying with the Negotiated Settlement Agreement (NSA)
Oakland Police Department motor vehicle collision reports can be purchased on-line, in person or by mail.
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