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Chapter 38 — ZONING ORDINANCE›Part III — Overlay District Regulations›Article 14

Sec. 38-71. Special Setback Map.

Monterey Zoning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-09-10 · Monterey

The specific setback required shall be delineated on a Special Setback Map, adopted at the same time as the zoning map amendment establishing an S overlay district. Lots subject to a special setback standard shall be identified and the setback requirement denoted as follows:

  • A number followed by the letter “F” shall indicate the required front or corner side setback in feet.

  • A number followed by the letter “S” shall indicate the required setback in feet of all structures, including

  • bulkheads, from the adjacent shoreline.

  • The precise boundary of any shoreline subject to a special setback requirement shall be the NOAA Elevation

  • 4.60 Mean High Tide Line on Aerial Maps dated September 30, 1985, established by the City Engineer and delineated on the Special Setback Map.

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▸Contents — Monterey Zoning Code
Monterey Zoning Code
  1. ▸Chapter 38 — ZONING ORDINANCE
    Overview
    1. Part I — General Provisions
    2. Part IV — Regulations Applying in All Districts
    3. Part V — Administration
    4. Part I — General Provisions
    5. Part II — Base District Regulations
    6. ▸Part III — Overlay District Regulations
      Overview
      1. Article 12
      2. Article 13
      3. ▸Article 14
        Overview
        1. Sec. 38-69. Specific Purposes.
        2. Sec. 38-70. Applicability and Zoning Map Designator.
        3. Sec. 38-71. Special Setback Map.
      4. Article 15
      5. Article 16
      6. Article 16A
      7. Article 16B
      8. Article 16C
      9. Article 16D
      10. Article 16E
    7. Part IV — Regulations Applying in All Districts
    8. Part V — Administration

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