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Chapter 38 — ZONING ORDINANCE›Part IV — Regulations Applying in All Districts›Article 19

Sec. 38-130. Hazardous Materials Release Response Plans.

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

All businesses located in the city and required by Article 6.95 of the California Health and Safety Code to prepare hazardous materials release response plans shall submit copies of all such plans, including any corrected plans or revised plans, to the Community Development Director at the same time these plans are submitted to the public agency administering these provisions of the California Health and Safety Code. These submittal requirements shall be a condition of approval of a zoning permit for (1) new development where space may be occupied by such a business, and (2) any alteration or addition to an existing building or structure occupied by a business subject to these provisions of the California Health and Safety Code. (Ord. 3653 § 19, 2022; Ord. 3472 § 1, 2012; Ord. 3424 § 1, 2009)

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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
    7. ▸Part IV — Regulations Applying in All Districts
      Overview
      1. Article 17
      2. Article 18
      3. ▸Article 19
        Overview
        1. Sec. 38-127. Purpose.
        2. Sec. 38-128. Definitions.
        3. Sec. 38-129. Permit Required.
        4. Sec. 38-130. Hazardous Materials Release Response Plans.
        5. Sec. 38-131. Underground Storage Tanks.
        6. Sec. 38-132. Above-Ground Storage Tanks.
        7. Sec. 38-133. Appeals.
      4. Article 20 — RECYCLING FACILITIES
      5. Article 20A
    8. Part V — Administration

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