Land use · Mount Shasta, California

Emergency shelters

Named in 3 of this ordinance’s zoning districts.

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 Mount Shasta’s own text settles what this covers.

CEQA Implementation Guidelines - 18.96 Repealed - 18.97 Single Room Occupancy - 18.98 Emergency Shelters - 18.99 Reasonable Accommodation Policy --- # Mount Shasta City Zoning Code ## 18.29 Conditional Use Permits ### 18.29.010 Purpose. The

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CEQA Implementation Guidelines - **18.96** Repealed - **18.97** Single Room Occupancy - **18.98** Emergency Shelters - **18.99** Reasonable Accommodation Policy --- ## Chapter 18.31 Site Plans and Building Permits ### 18.31.010 Purpose. This chapter provides consistent

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CEQA Implementation Guidelines - 18.96 Repealed - 18.97 Single Room Occupancy - 18.98 Emergency Shelters - 18.99 Reasonable Accommodation Policy --- ## Chapter 18.36 Development Agreements ### 18.36.010 Purpose. The purpose of this chapter is to

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CEQA Implementation Guidelines - **18.96** Repealed - **18.97** Single Room Occupancy - **18.98** Emergency Shelters - **18.99** Reasonable Accommodation Policy --- ## 18.04 General Provisions *(Full regulatory text to be inserted here verbatim from source document.)*

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CEQA Implementation Guidelines ## 18.96 Repealed ## 18.97 Single Room Occupancy ## 18.98 Emergency Shelters ## 18.99 Reasonable Accommodation Policy

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Where it is allowed here

Permitted by right3

Allowed outright — no hearing needed.