Many types of permits may be issued to the owner of the property or authorized agent, or to a licensed contractor. Photovoltaic (Solar) permits shall only be issued to a licensed contractor. The appropriately licensed contractor must provide proof of licensing, available for verification through the California Contractors State Licensing Board and the contractor must obtain a … Continued
Inspections are required at various times during the course of construction, depending on the scope of work. Please see the attached handout for more information on what work must be completed at each point in the inspections process.
Yes, however we recommend that you use an external storage device and save your work frequently. If the laptop reboots or runs out of power anytime during the allotted borrowing period all data is lost.
All equipment provided is guaranteed to be 100% virus free when delivered to you. If you get a virus while using the laptop simply reboot the unit and that will eliminate the virus. Be careful to save anything that you’ve created on the laptop as that will also be erased.
Laptops are wiped clean of data to protect your privacy after each use.
The kiosk performs functions such as deleting the previous patron’s data and recharging the battery. This takes 6 minutes and during that time the kiosk device cannot be borrowed.
You are responsible for the loss or damage up to the total cost of the laptop per the Loaner Laptop Terms of Use agreement.
A laptop cannot be borrowed while it is in charging mode or if one was reported damaged. Charging laptops will show up as yellow on the kiosk screen. Damaged devices will show up as yellow with a wrench icon. Damaged devices will be repaired and replaced as soon as possible.
Return the laptop as soon as you realize there is a problem with it. Follow the on-screen instruction to notify us about the problem. Then check out another laptop if available.
Patrons can use the laptop for 1 hour. Additional time may be available depending upon reservations and availability.
