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Use Guidelines and Permits

There are a number of area use guidelines, rules and regulations for visitors to follow at Shoreline. Please follow our guidelines to keep Shoreline beautiful and safe for all who wish to visit!

-- City Ordinance Section 38.15

-- No Domesticated Animals

-- Trail Safety Guidelines

-- Dog Park Usage

-- General Use Permit Application

General Use Permit Information for Shoreline at Mountain View

Shoreline at Mountain View is a great venue for Fun Runs, 5K/10K runs and other special events. General Use Permits are required for groups of more than 50 people gathering for an event or function within Shoreline at Mountain View and associated trails.

 General Use Permits and event dates are approved once required documents are received and approved including:

·         Completed Shoreline at Mountain View General Use Permit Application

·         $300 non-refundable permit fee payable to: City of Mountain View

·         Insurance Certificate/waiver template (if required)

·         Event layout and route (suggested 5K route/10K route maps)

 General Guidelines and Conditions of General Use Permit Approval

 1.      One contact person shall be identified as the event representative. Shoreline staff will communicate directly with the designated representative regarding the event.

2.      Non-profit 501(c)(3)agencies may host fundraisers to support their organization. Commercial activities for private profit are prohibited.

3.      Use Permits can be revoked by Shoreline personnel if permit holder violates park policies or conditions of permit issuance.

4.      Group sizes are limited by facilities available, including restrooms, parking, environmental conditions, and other conflicting activities.

Please contact Shoreline staff if you have any questions regarding the permit application process or any of the Shoreline Guidelines.  Please call (650) 903‑6392 or email Aischa Standing Crow, Shoreline Division Secretary.