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ISSUE
BRIEFING The
Role of treatment Programs in Planning Healthy
Communities Solutions
for treatment Expansion Project (STEP)
June, 2003 This
issue briefing highlights the conditional use
permit process (CUP, sometimes known as
multiple use permit) as a key element in the
expansion of treatment, since any residential
program proposing more than six beds is
required bylaw to obtain a CUP by the local
governing authority. California State
licensing requirements for residential alcohol
and drug treatment programs also require a
CUP.
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Issue
Briefing
Solutions for Treatment
Expansion Project (STEP) March 2002 pdf file
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Resumen
Informativo
Proyecto
de Soluciones para la Expansiσn de Tratamiento (STEP)* Marzo
2002 html
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of booklets to use as guides to establish an alcohol
and drug treatment facility in a community. The
following 4 booklets are pdf files.
The publications were developed by the STEP
project of the Institute for Public Strategies.
Funding and support provided by the County of San
Diego Health and Human Services Agency, Alcohol and
Drug Services |
- Gaining
Community Allies
A Guide to Building Support for a Residential
Alcohol and Drug Treatment Facility (97
KB)
- The
Political Process
A Guide to Gaining Approval for a Residential
Alcohol and Drug Treatment Facility (
92 KB)
- Community
Zoning
A Guide to Siting a Residential Alcohol and
Drug Treatment Facility (89
KB)
- Media
Access and Advocacy
A Guide to Making News for Community Change (730
KB)
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additional copies of booklets in this series, or for
more information, call (619) 296-3311, or email: info@publicstrategies.org
or write to IPS at 409 Camino Del Rio South, Ste. 305,
San Diego, CA 92108. |
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