Land use · Monterey County Unincorporated, California

Rehabilitation centers

How this ordinance defines it

The operative definition is the local one. Codes routinely subdivide a category into tiers — “day care 2, family”, “group home 2” — and attach different permissions to each, so only Monterey County Unincorporated’s own text settles what this covers.

facilities, public utility facilities, but not including uses such as jails, detention facilities, rehabilitation centers , or corporation yards; O. Water system facilities including wells and storage tanks serving fifteen (15) or more service connections (ZA); P.

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uses including churches, parks, playgrounds, schools, public safety facilities, public utility facilities, jails, rehabilitation centers and detention facilities; X. Any lot or establishment where alcoholic beverages are served, commercial place of amusement or recreation, or any

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uses including churches, parks, playgrounds, schools, public safety facilities, public utility facilities, jails, rehabilitation centers and detention facilities; Q. Any lot or establishment where alcoholic beverages are served, commercial place of amusement or recreation or any

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quasi-public uses including churches, parks, playgrounds, public safety facilities, public utility facilities, jails, rehabilitation centers and detention facilities; S. Any lot or establishment where alcoholic beverages are served, commercial place of amusement or recreation or any

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uses including churches, parks, playgrounds, schools, public safety facilities, public utility facilities, jails, rehabilitation centers and detention facilities; V. Ridgeline development; W. Development in the Carmel Valley Floodplain pursuant to Section 21.64.130 (ZA); X. Any lot

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