California AB3 allows local regulation of alcohol and drug treatment facilities serving six or fewer persons, aligning them with single-family.
California AB3 permits cities, counties, and other local entities to regulate alcohol and drug treatment facilities serving six or fewer persons, aligning them with single-family residences in terms of building heights, setbacks, lot dimensions, and sign placement. It also ensures these facilities are not required to meet additional zoning clearances or be considered a change of occupancy. The bill further clarifies that such facilities are considered residential uses and their residents and operators are considered a family under local laws.
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