Monterey County Unincorporated

Mobile home parks may be permitted subject to the approval of the Planning Commission of a Use Permit in any residential zoning district. The minimum lot area for a mobile home park shall be five acres. The density ... shall not exceed ... eight units per acre.

The minimum lot area for a mobile home park shall be five acres. The density of a mobile home park shall not exceed the density shown for the parcel on the Sectional District Map, or eight units per acre, whichever is less. Minimum setbacks from adjoining streets and properties shall: Front setback: twenty (20) feet; Side setback: ten (10) feet; and Rear setback: ten (10) feet.

Public utility distribution and transmission line towers and poles and underground facilities ... shall be allowed in all districts, and without limitations as to height, without the necessity of first obtaining a Use Permit.

Public utility distribution and transmission line towers and poles and underground facilities for distribution of gas, water, sewer, telephone, and electricity and telephone booths shall be allowed in all districts, and without limitations as to height, without the necessity of first obtaining a Use Permit

A Use Permit is not required for any water facility which has been approved by the Appropriate Authority in conjunction with a tentative map or tentative parcel map.

A Use Permit is not required for any water facility which has been approved by the Appropriate Authority in conjunction with a tentative map or tentative parcel map.

The following slope density formula shall be used in the calculation of maximum possible density for individual parcels based upon natural unaltered slope: ...

The following slope density formula shall be used in the calculation of maximum possible density for individual parcels based upon natural unaltered slope: Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of between zero and nineteen and nine-tenths (19.9) percent shall be assigned a density of one (1) building site per one (1) acre. Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of between twenty (20) and twenty-nine and nine-tenths (29.9) percent shall be assigned a density of one (1) building site per each two (2) acres. Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of thirty (30) percent or greater shall be assigned zero building sites.

The following slope density formula shall be used in the calculation of maximum possible density for individual parcels based upon natural unaltered slope: Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of between zero and nineteen and nine-tenths (19.9) percent shall be assigned a density of one (1) building site per one (1) acre. Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of between twenty (20) and twenty-nine and nine-tenths (29.9) percent shall be assigned a density of one (1) building site per each two (2) acres. Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of thirty (30) percent or greater shall be assigned zero building sites.

The following slope density formula shall be used in the calculation of maximum possible density for individual parcels based upon natural unaltered slope: Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of between zero and nineteen and nine-tenths (19.9) percent shall be assigned a density of one (1) building site per one (1) acre. Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of between twenty (20) and twenty-nine and nine-tenths (29.9) percent shall be assigned a density of one (1) building site per each two (2) acres. Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of thirty (30) percent or greater shall be assigned zero building sites.

The following slope density formula shall be used in the calculation of maximum possible density for individual parcels based upon natural unaltered slope: Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of between zero and nineteen and nine-tenths (19.9) percent shall be assigned a density of one (1) building site per one (1) acre. Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of between twenty (20) and twenty-nine and nine-tenths (29.9) percent shall be assigned a density of one (1) building site per each two (2) acres. Those portions of parcels with a cross-slope of thirty (30) percent or greater shall be assigned zero building sites.

No persons ... shall place, maintain, own, or operate any adult entertainment facility in the following locations: Within one thousand (1,000) feet of any HDR, MDR, LDR OR RDR district; ...

No persons ... shall place, maintain, own, or operate any adult entertainment facility within one thousand (1,000) feet of any HDR, MDR, LDR or RDR district; ... within one thousand (1,000) feet of any parcel ... school, church, public work or recreation facility ... within one thousand (1,000) feet of any other adult entertainment facility.

No structure or mobile home may be relocated onto any lot unless: All necessary discretionary permits ... are obtained ...

No structure or mobile home may be relocated onto any lot unless: 1. All necessary discretionary permits for the structure or mobile home or use of the structure or mobile home are obtained and appeals, if any, are resolved; or 2. When no discretionary permits are required, all necessary building permits for the installation of the relocated structure or mobile home are issued.

All development on slopes of thirty (30) percent or more requires a Use Permit, except as provided in Section 21.64.230C2 and 3.

All development on slopes of thirty (30) percent or more requires a Use Permit, except as provided in Section 21.64.230C2 and 3.

No person who has obtained a vested right in a development prior to the effective date of the applicable County ordinances or regulations or who has obtained a permit from the County in compliance with all applicable County ordinances or regulations in effect at the time said permit was granted shall be required to secure approval for said development

The provisions of this Section are applicable to all residential developments of twenty-five (25) or more units and all other applicable developments as defined herein.

Developers of all proposed applicable developments shall submit a Trip Reduction Checklist as part of the ministerial or discretionary permit application materials for the proposed applicable development.