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Chapter 11.68 — WATER DISTRIBUTION REGULATIONS

Pacific Grove Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Pacific Grove

§ 11.68.005. Definitions.

  • (a) This section provides definitions for terms or phrases used in this chapter that are technical or specialized, or that may not reflect common usage. If any of the definitions in this chapter conflict with definitions in other provisions of the Pacific Grove Municipal Code, the definitions set forth in this section shall control for the purposes of this chapter. If a word is not defined in this chapter, or in other provisions of this title, the most common dictionary definition shall be presumed to be correct.

  • (b) The following are defined terms for use in this chapter:

"Allocation" means a discrete quantity of water held by the city from the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District for new or intensified water use within the city.

"City water distribution regulations" means this chapter.

"Entitlement" (also "water entitlement") means a discrete quantity of potable water developed through use of city funds, available for sale to end users to enable new or intensified use of water from the California American Water Distribution System. Entitlements are evidenced by a vested contractual right granted by the city.

"Intensified water use" means any change in water use on a parcel which, in a residential use, is evidenced by an increase in the number of fixture units serving that parcel; or, in any nonresidential use, evidenced by the incremental change in the project's capacity for annual water use based upon factors set by the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District.

"Mixed use" means where one or more water meters or connections supply both residential and nonresidential water uses, often within the same building.

"Notice of available water" means a notice provided by the city manager, or agent, to advise an applicant that water from a water entitlement or water allocation is ready for immediate use for a project, which may trigger time limits for wait-listed properties within which applicants must claim and purchase water or be removed from the water wait list.

"Pacific Grove local water project (PGLWP)" means a reclamation plant intercepting and treating sewer water to deliver nonpotable water to the Pacific Grove Golf Links and El Carmelo Cemetery, and providing water for other public uses.

"Water credits" means a record created by the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District that allows reuse of a specific quantity of water upon a specific location, based upon documented permanent abandonment of prior water use on that site.

"Water subscription" means a document through which a property owner acquires a contract interest for a discrete quantity of water from the legal owner of a water entitlement.

"Water use capacity" means the maximum potential water use which theoretically may occur, based on average water use data for similar structures and uses in the Monterey Peninsula region, as shown by projected water use tables developed by the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District. Anticipated maximum annual water demand is expressed in acre-feet for a specific real property.

"Water wait list" means a chronological list that quantifies unmet potable water requests for unserved end use water users. Prerequisite qualifying criteria must have been met before a

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City of Pacific Grove, CA

PACIFIC GROVE CODE

§ 11.68.005

§ 11.68.030

project was placed on the water wait list. (Ord. 18-015 § 3, 2018; Ord. 19-006 § 2, 2019)

§ 11.68.010. Distribution of potable water.

  • (a) All water available for distribution and use within the city shall be distributed by resolution passed and adopted by the council.

  • (b) Water shall be distributed based solely on the date/time of each request, provided the request is accompanied by payment of all city fees or other city charges for water, and further provided the requestor can demonstrate an ability to make timely use of the water.

  • (Ord. 18-015 § 3, 2018; Ord. 19-006 § 2, 2019)

§ 11.68.015. Priority dates for wait-listed applications.

Project applications placed on any water wait list will be eligible for water on priority date basis provided the project is then able to use the water; if not, the available water will be passed to the next buildable project and the delayed project shall remain on the water wait list; the project shall retain its original priority date water wait list until it acquires water available for use. No additions to the water wait list shall be allowed after April 20, 2022.

(Ord. 18-015 § 3, 2018; Ord. 19-006 § 2, 2019; Ord. 22-005 § 2, 2022)

§ 11.68.020. Unavailability of water – Readiness for building permit applications.

  • (a) Applications for projects for which there is no available water shall not be accepted or processed. However, there shall be established a prioritized waiting list according to order of receipt of proof of readiness to apply for a building permit.

  • (b) For projects requiring only a building permit, proof of readiness to apply for a building permit shall include submittal of all materials normally required to be filed with building permit applications.

  • (c) For projects requiring discretionary land use entitlements (including, without limitation, variances, use permits, historical preservation permits, architectural approvals), proof of readiness to apply for a building permit shall include the final discretionary approval and submittal of all materials or plans normally required to be filed with a discretionary permit application. Final discretionary approval shall occur upon the granting of all required project approvals by the boards and commissions having jurisdiction to first hear the project applications. In the event of a successful appeal, i.e., denial of the project application, from such approval, the project shall be removed from the water wait list.

  • (d) A request for inclusion on a prioritized waiting list shall include a written acknowledgment that there is, at the time of such request, no water available for the requested project. Fees may apply to remain current on this waiting list.

  • (e) Proofs of readiness shall be placed on prioritized waiting lists according to order received. Once water is available to service a project covered by proofs of readiness, those affected shall be notified and may apply for building permits. Once a building permit is determined to be complete and ready for issuance, the applicant shall be granted authorization to seek a water permit.

  • (Ord. 18-015 § 3, 2018; Ord. 19-006 § 2, 2019)

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§ 11.68.030

§ 11.68.040

§ 11.68.030. Time limits for wait-listed projects.

  • (a) When water is available for project use, or by purchase via entitlement, time limits set forth below shall apply to wait-listed properties within which those that can take immediate advantage of the water must claim and purchase water, or be bypassed on the water wait list. Projects prevented by regulation or operation of law from immediate use of water shall remain on the water wait list and retain their priority date.

  • (b) The city will send a notice of available water to applicants on the water wait list. Applicants shall have 30 calendar days from the date of the notice to notify the city, in writing, of their intent to use available water or to remain on the water wait list ("passing"). Wait-listed properties shall be required to reapply for permit amendments or renewal, if needed, within 30 days of the date notice of available water by the property is sent. In the alternative, applicants shall be required to state their intent to "pass" on purchasing entitlement water during this same time period. Building permits shall be obtained 120 days thereafter. Full payment shall be tendered for any water entitlement within 180 days of the date water is available for use by the property. Extensions to these time limits may be granted for good cause by the city manager, or designee, in accord with this chapter.

  • (c) Full use of water, including purchased entitlement water or water from an allocation (quantified by water use capacity), shall be required by the first date of occupancy. Any unused entitlement shall be subject to revocation to enable reassignment or sale for other uses. The city may consider rebate of the pro rata purchase price of any unused water entitlement to the then-current property owner (less a reasonable processing fee) upon revocation of an increment of unused water entitlement, but payment of the rebate amount shall not be made by the city until sale of that water increment has been completed and paid in full by another water user.

  • (Ord. 18-015 § 3, 2018; Ord. 19-006 § 2, 2019)

§ 11.68.040. Entitlement water.

  • (a) Sale of PGLWP entitlement water shall be set at the rate determined by council resolution. Fees paid to the city by the applicant to remain on a water wait list shall be applied as a credit toward the purchase of the water entitlement; no refund shall be granted.

  • (b) If warranted by circumstances related to the sale of 2.0 acre-feet of water or more for a specific project, the city in its sole discretion may elect to enter into a promissory agreement with the property owner(s) to effect sale of entitlement water. The maximum amount payable pursuant to the promissory agreement shall not exceed 90 percent of the water entitlement purchase price; the purchaser shall pay to the city as a deposit the remaining purchase cost as a condition precedent to execution of the promissory agreement.

    • (1) Any water entitlement that is subject to a promissory agreement shall be subject to revocation, shall not vest and shall not run with the land until the promissory obligation has been paid in full to the city.

    • (2) If consideration required pursuant to a promissory agreement is not paid to the city in full when due, including but not limited to principal, interest, costs and fees, the owner(s) shall be in default of the promissory agreement. Unconditional transfer of an entitlement shall occur only following receipt of full payment by the city.

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§ 11.68.060

  • (3) If full and complete payment is not timely received by the city, the city shall retain authority to revoke the water entitlement, in part or in full.

  • (4) Transfer or assignment of any promissory agreement or any interest in a water entitlement subject to a promissory agreement shall not be made without the advance written consent of the city.

  • (5) The city shall also withhold all final occupancy permits for any project for which a promissory agreement is in default, until such time as the default has been cured by full payment of all amounts owed.

  • (c) City council approval shall be required for the city to enter into any promissory note related to payment for entitlement water.

  • (d) After purchase of entitlement water, the city may rebate the pro rata purchase price to the then-current property owner (less a reasonable processing fee) upon city revocation of any increment of unused water entitlement, but payment of the rebate amount shall not be made by the city until sale of that water increment has been completed and paid in full to the city by another water user.

  • (Ord. 18-015 § 3, 2018; Ord. 19-006 § 2, 2019; Ord. 21-023 § 2, 2021)

§ 11.68.050. Building permit time limit.

Repealed by Ord. 19-006. (Ord. 18-015 § 3, 2018)

§ 11.68.060. Additional water supplies.

Repealed by Ord. 19-006. (Ord. 18-015 § 3, 2018)

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§ 11.72.010

§ 11.72.040

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  1. Article 2 — Boundaries
  2. Article 3 — Inalienable Rights of City
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  6. Article 6 — Officers and Employees
  7. Article 7 — Residential Qualifications
  8. Article 8 — Elections
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  10. Article 10 — Oath of Office
  11. Article 11 — The Mayor
  12. Article 12.5 — PACIFIC GROVE CODE
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  15. Article 13 — Meetings of the Council
  16. Article 14 — Quorum
  17. Article 15 — Ordinances
  18. Article 19 — PACIFIC GROVE CODE
  19. Article 16 — The Initiative and Referendum
  20. Article 17 — The Recall
  21. Article 18 — Oaths and Subpoenas
  22. Article 19 — City Manager
  23. Article 20 — CHARTER OF THE CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE,
  24. Article 20 — City Manager Pro Tempore
  25. Article 23 — PACIFIC GROVE CODE
  26. Article 21 — Interference with or by City Manager
  27. Article 22 — City Clerk
  28. Article 23 — City Treasurer
  29. Article 26 — CHARTER OF THE CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE,
  30. Article 24 — City Attorney
  31. Article 25 — Compensation
  32. Article 26 — Appointive Commissions and Boards
  33. Article 26 — PACIFIC GROVE CODE
  34. Article 31 — CHARTER OF THE CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE,
  35. Article 27 — Approving Illegal Claims
  36. Article 28 — The Fiscal Year
  37. Article 29 — Budget
  38. Article 30 — Taxation
  39. Article 31 — Annual Tax Levy
  40. Article 34 — PACIFIC GROVE CODE
  41. Article 32 — Limit and Apportionment of the Tax Levy
  42. Article 33 — Special Tax Levy
  43. Article 34 — Tax Liens
  44. Article 39 — CHARTER OF THE CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE,
  45. Article 35 — Deposit of City Moneys
  46. Article 36 — Payment of City Moneys
  47. Article 37 — Annual Audit
  48. Article 38 — Inventory of City Property
  49. Article 39 — Franchises
  50. Article 41 — PACIFIC GROVE CODE
  51. Article 40 — Contracts on Public Works; Materials and Supplies
  52. Article 41 — Official Records
  53. Article 45 — CHARTER OF THE CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE,
  54. Article 42 — Newspaper Advertising
  55. Article 43 — Political Activities
  56. Article 44 — Conflict of Interest and Disclosure of Interest
  57. Article 45 — Enforcement.
  58. Article 46 — Validity.
  59. Title 1
  60. Title 2
  61. Chapter 2.50 — ELECTRONIC RECORDS AND ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES
  62. Chapter 2.04 — COUNCIL[1 ]
  63. Chapter 2.05 — MAYOR
  64. Chapter 2.06 — CITY MANAGER
  65. Chapter 2.07 — CITY ATTORNEY
  66. Chapter 2.12 — UNCLAIMED PROPERTY
  67. Chapter 2.14 — INVENTORY
  68. Article I — General Provisions
  69. Article II
  70. Article III
  71. Article IV — Public Works Contracts
  72. Chapter 2.20 — ELECTION REGULATIONS
  73. Chapter 2.30 — CAMPAIGN FINANCE REGULATIONS
  74. Chapter 2.40 — CONFLICT OF INTEREST
  75. Chapter 2.50
  76. Chapter 2.60
  77. Chapter 2.70 — DISTRICT-BASED ELECTIONS
  78. Title 3
  79. Chapter 3.02
  80. Chapter 3.04 — PROCEDURES FOR APPOINTMENTS – OTHER BOARDS, COM…
  81. Chapter 3.20 — EMERGENCY SERVICES
  82. Chapter 3.24
  83. Chapter 3.28 — CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION
  84. Chapter 3.30 — HEARING OFFICER PANEL (Repealed by Ord. 25-018)
  85. Chapter 3.40 — ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
  86. Chapter 3.42 — GOLF LINKS ADVISORY COMMISSION
  87. Chapter 3.46
  88. Title 4
  89. Chapter 4.08 — VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATION
  90. Chapter 4.16 — SURETY BONDS
  91. Chapter 4.10 — PACIFIC GROVE OCEAN RESCUE
  92. Chapter 4.14 — PACIFIC GROVE POLICE RESERVE
  93. Chapter 4.08 — VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATION[1 ]
  94. Chapter 4.10 — PACIFIC GROVE OCEAN RESCUE (Repealed by Ord. 08…
  95. Chapter 4.12 — PEACE OFFICER TRAINING STANDARDS
  96. Chapter 4.14 — PACIFIC GROVE POLICE RESERVE
  97. Article I — Definition Of Terms
  98. Article II — Personnel System
  99. Article III — Promotion And Recruitment Process
  100. Article VI — Classification Plan
  101. Article VII — Layoff Policy And Procedure
  102. Chapter 4.30
  103. Title 6
  104. Chapter 6.02
  105. Chapter 6.04 — TAX COLLECTION
  106. Chapter 6.06 — UNIFORM CLAIMS PRESENTATION
  107. Chapter 6.07 — TRANSACTIONS AND USE TAX
  108. Chapter 6.08 — UNIFORM SALES AND USE TAX[3 ]
  109. Chapter 6.09 — UNIFORM TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY TAX
  110. Chapter 6.10
  111. Chapter 6.11
  112. Chapter 6.12 — REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEE
  113. Chapter 6.14
  114. Chapter 6.16 — SPECIAL GAS TAX IMPROVEMENT FUND[5 ]
  115. Chapter 6.18 — INTERFUND LOANS
  116. Chapter 6.20 — WARRANTS
  117. Chapter 6.24 — WORKERS' COMPENSATION FUND
  118. Chapter 6.28 — FIRE DEPARTMENT EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT FUND
  119. Chapter 6.32 — BOOK FUND
  120. Chapter 6.40
  121. Chapter 6.50
  122. Chapter 6.54 — PACIFIC GROVE HOSPITALITY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
  123. Title 7
  124. Chapter 7.04 — BUSINESS LICENSE TAX[1 ]
  125. Chapter 7.06
  126. Chapter 7.08 — POOL HALLS
  127. Chapter 7.10 — DRUG PARAPHERNALIA SALES
  128. Chapter 7.12 — DANCE HALLS
  129. Chapter 7.14 — CANNABIS BUSINESS TAX
  130. Chapter 7.16 — TAXICABS
  131. Chapter 7.20 — ADVERTISING HANDBILLS[2 ]
  132. Chapter 7.30 — DOCUMENTARY STAMP TAX
  133. Chapter 7.40 — SHORT-TERM RENTAL LICENSE[3 ]
  134. Title 9
  135. Chapter 9.04 — HEALTH DEPARTMENT
  136. Article I
  137. Article II
  138. Article III
  139. Chapter 9.40 — ABANDONED VEHICLES
  140. Title 10
  141. Chapter 10.18 — ADOPTED ANIMALS
  142. Chapter 10.04 — DOGS[1 ]
  143. Chapter 10.08 — KEEPING ANIMALS AND FOWL[2 ]
  144. Chapter 10.10 — FEEDING ANIMALS[3 ]
  145. Chapter 10.14 — TRAPPING OF DOMESTICATED CATS
  146. Chapter 10.18 — ADOPTED ANIMALS
  147. Title 11
  148. Chapter 11.68 — WATER DISTRIBUTION REGULATIONS
  149. Chapter 11.88 — PUBLIC URINATION AND DEFECATION
  150. Chapter 11.72 — AIRCRAFT LANDING; RECREATIONAL UAS PROHIBITED
  151. Chapter 11.94 — SOUND AMPLIFICATION REGULATIONS
  152. Chapter 11.80 — OFFSHORE DRILLING SUPPORT FACILITIES
  153. Chapter 11.97 — COMMUNITY FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT
  154. Chapter 11.04 — ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES[1 ]
  155. Chapter 11.08 — CURFEW FOR JUVENILES
  156. Chapter 11.09 — LOITERING
  157. Chapter 11.10 — GARAGE SALES
  158. Chapter 11.12 — SOLICITORS AND PEDDLERS
  159. Chapter 11.20 — CARD ROOMS[2 ]
  160. Chapter 11.24 — SMOKING REGULATIONS
  161. Chapter 11.26 — TOBACCO RETAILER LICENSE
  162. Chapter 11.32 — OBSTRUCTING STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
  163. Chapter 11.36 — DAMAGING PUBLIC BUILDINGS
  164. Chapter 11.38 — TRESPASS TO POSTED PUBLIC WORKS
  165. Chapter 11.40 — EXPECTORATING IN PUBLIC PLACES
  166. Chapter 11.42 — TRANSIT BUSES
  167. Chapter 11.45 — MILITARY EQUIPMENT
  168. Chapter 11.48 — MONARCH BUTTERFLIES
  169. Chapter 11.56 — FIRE SIGNAL CODE
  170. Chapter 11.60 — CONCEALED WEAPONS[4 ]
  171. Chapter 11.62 — ALARM SYSTEMS
  172. Chapter 11.68 — WATER DISTRIBUTION REGULATIONS
  173. Chapter 11.72
  174. Chapter 11.80 — OFFSHORE DRILLING SUPPORT FACILITIES
  175. Chapter 11.88 — PUBLIC URINATION AND DEFECATION
  176. Chapter 11.92 — DISTURBANCE ABATEMENT
  177. Chapter 11.94 — SOUND AMPLIFICATION REGULATIONS
  178. Chapter 11.96 — UNLAWFUL NOISES
  179. Chapter 11.97 — COMMUNITY FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT[5 ]
  180. Chapter 11.98 — REDUCTION OF SINGLE-USE PLASTICS
  181. Chapter 11.99 — FOOD PACKAGING (Repealed by Ord. 19-016)
  182. Chapter 11.100 — CANNABIS
  183. Chapter 11.101 — ABANDONED PROPERTY REGISTRATION
  184. Title 12
  185. Chapter 12.04 — INFECTED TREES, PLANTS AND SHRUBS
  186. Chapter 12.08 — WEED AND RUBBISH ABATEMENT[1 ]
  187. Chapter 12.10
  188. Chapter 12.16 — TREE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION
  189. Chapter 12.20 — PROTECTED TREES
  190. Chapter 12.30 — TREES AND DEVELOPMENT
  191. Chapter 12.40 — HIGH-RISK TREES AND NUISANCE TREES
  192. Chapter 12.50 — TREE SERVICE CONTRACTORS
  193. Chapter 12.60 — PERMIT APPLICATION AND PROCESSING
  194. Chapter 12.70 — APPEALS
  195. Title 14
  196. Chapter 14.08 — PARKS[2 ]
  197. Chapter 14.16 — EL CARMELO CEMETERY
  198. Title 15
  199. Chapter 15.01
  200. Chapter 15.08 — HOUSE NUMBERS
  201. Chapter 15.16 — SIDEWALKS
  202. Chapter 15.20 — DRIVEWAYS
  203. Chapter 15.24
  204. Chapter 15.26
  205. Chapter 15.29 — UNDERGROUNDING UTILITIES
  206. Chapter 15.30
  207. Chapter 15.40
  208. Title 16
  209. Chapter 16.04 — DEFINITIONS
  210. Chapter 16.12 — ENFORCEMENT AND OBEDIENCE
  211. Chapter 16.16 — TRAFFIC-CONTROL DEVICES
  212. Chapter 16.20 — TURNING AT INTERSECTIONS
  213. Chapter 16.24 — ONE-WAY STREETS AND ALLEYS
  214. Chapter 16.25 — CREATION OF CUL-DE-SAC STREETS
  215. Chapter 16.32 — MISCELLANEOUS DRIVING RULES
  216. Chapter 16.40 — STOPPING, STANDING AND PARKING
  217. Chapter 16.41 — RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT AREAS
  218. Chapter 16.44 — TRUCKS AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLES[1 ]
  219. Chapter 16.64
  220. Chapter 16.70 — TRIP REDUCTION
  221. Title 18
  222. Chapter 18.38 — WATER WELL REGULATIONS
  223. Chapter 18.40 — SEISMIC HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM
  224. Chapter 18.45 — RESIDENTIAL ROOFTOP SOLAR SYSTEM
  225. Chapter 18.04 — BUILDING CODES
  226. Chapter 18.08 — GREASE TRAPS
  227. Chapter 18.32 — FIRE PREVENTION[2 ]
  228. Chapter 18.36
  229. Chapter 18.38 — WATER WELL REGULATIONS
  230. Chapter 15.08 — MCC, Water Wells, hereby is adopted in its ent…
  231. Chapter 18.40 — SEISMIC HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM
  232. Chapter 18.42 — GREEN BUILDING REGULATIONS (Repealed by Ord. 1…
  233. Chapter 18.45 — RESIDENTIAL ROOFTOP SOLAR SYSTEM
  234. Chapter 18.46 — VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS
  235. Title 20
  236. Chapter 20.05 — DOWNTOWN SIGNS
  237. Title 21
  238. Chapter 21.04 — INTERFERENCE WITH RECEPTION
  239. Chapter 21.08 — STRUCTURAL AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
  240. Chapter 21.12
  241. Title 23
  242. Chapter 23.43 — INITIATIVE RESTRICTION OF USE OF GEORGE WASHIN…
  243. Chapter 23.64 — GENERAL PROVISIONS AND EXCEPTIONS
  244. Chapter 23.84 — LEGISLATIVE AMENDMENTS
  245. Chapter 23.04 — PURPOSE AND EFFECT OF ZONING REGULATIONS
  246. Chapter 23.16
  247. Chapter 23.20
  248. Chapter 23.29
  249. Chapter 23.31 — COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS
  250. Chapter 23.32
  251. Chapter 23.43
  252. Chapter 23.45
  253. Chapter 23.58
  254. Chapter 23.60 — PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT – PUD
  255. Chapter 23.64 — GENERAL PROVISIONS AND EXCEPTIONS
  256. Chapter 23.68 — NONCONFORMING USES AND BUILDINGS[2 ]
  257. Chapter 23.70 — COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PERMIT REVIEW AUTHORITIE…
  258. Chapter 23.72 — PERMIT APPLICATION FILING AND PROCESSING
  259. Chapter 23.73
  260. Chapter 23.74 — APPEALS AND CALL-UPS
  261. Chapter 23.76 — HISTORIC PRESERVATION[3 ]
  262. Chapter 23.77 — ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORTS[4 ]
  263. Chapter 23.78 — SALE OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
  264. Chapter 23.79 — DENSITY BONUS REGULATIONS[5 ]
  265. Chapter 23.80 — ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS
  266. Chapter 23.81
  267. Chapter 23.82 — INTERPRETATIONS OF PERMITTED USE LISTS
  268. Chapter 23.84 — PGMC (Legislative Amendments). (Ord. 11-001 § …
  269. Chapter 23.86 — PUBLIC MEETING AND HEARING PROCEDURES
  270. Chapter 23.88 — ENFORCEMENT
  271. Chapter 23.90 — LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
  272. Chapter 23.92 — CANNABIS BUSINESSES
  273. Title 24
  274. Chapter 24.04 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  275. Chapter 24.05 — CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
  276. Chapter 24.06
  277. Chapter 24.08 — PARCEL MAP PROCEDURES
  278. Chapter 24.12 — FILING OF TENTATIVE MAP
  279. Chapter 24.20 — IMPOSITION OF FEES
  280. Chapter 24.24
  281. Chapter 24.32 — SUBDIVISION STANDARDS
  282. Chapter 24.40
  283. Chapter 24.48
  284. Chapter 24.52 — SCHOOL SITE DEDICATIONS
  285. Chapter 24.64 — IMPROVEMENT SECURITY
  286. Title SR
  287. § SR.001. General Provisions.
  288. § SR.002. Administration and Personnel.
  289. § SR.003. Revenue and Finance.
  290. § SR.004. Business Licenses, Taxes and Regulations.
  291. § SR.005. Animals.
  292. § SR.006. Health and Safety.
  293. § SR.007. Public Peace, Morals and Welfare.
  294. § SR.008. Vehicles and Traffic.
  295. § SR.009. Streets, Sidewalks and Public Places.
  296. § SR.010. Public Services.
  297. § SR.011. Buildings and Construction.
  298. § SR.012. Subdivisions.
  299. § SR.014. Environment.
  300. Title CRT
  301. Title FR
  302. Title OL
  303. § OL.020. New Series

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