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Chapter 38 — ZONING ORDINANCE›Part V — Administration›Article 22

Sec. 38-164. Effective Date; Appeals.

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

A Use Permit or variance shall become effective at the end of the appeal period, unless appealed to the City Council, as provided in Article 27. Appeals may be made by the applicant or any interested person.

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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
    8. ▸Part V — Administration
      Overview
      1. Article 21
      2. ▸Article 22
        Overview
        1. Sec. 38-156. Purposes.
        2. Sec. 38-157. Authority of Planning Commission.
        3. Sec. 38-158. Submittal Requirements.
        4. Sec. 38-159. Notice and Public Hearing.
        5. Sec. 38-160. Duties of Planning Commission and Community Devel…
        6. Sec. 38-161. Required Findings.
        7. Sec. 38-162. Conditions of Approval.
        8. Sec. 38-163. Planned Unit Development Approval.
        9. Sec. 38-164. Effective Date; Appeals.
        10. Sec. 38-165. Lapse of Approval; Transferability; Discontinuanc…
        11. Sec. 38-166. Changed Plans; New Application.
        12. Sec. 38-167. Reserved.
      3. Article 23
      4. Article 24 — DEVELOPMENT REVIEW COMMITTEE APPROVAL
      5. Article 25
      6. Article 26 — AMENDMENTS
      7. Article 27 — APPEALS
      8. Article 28 — NONCONFORMING USES, AND STRUCTURES
      9. Article 29
      10. Article 30

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