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Laws and Regulations

California Health and Safety Code
Division 10.5.  State Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs
Part 2.  State Government's Role to Alleviate Problems Related to the Inappropriate Use of Alcoholic Beverages
Chapter 7.5  Licensing

Title	Section(s)
Article 1. General Provisions	11834.01 - 11834.18
Article 2. Local Regulation	11834.20 - 11834.25
Article 2.5. Requirements for Licensees	11834.26 - 11834.29
Article 3. Offenses	11834.30 - 11834.34
Article 4. Suspension and Revocation	11834.35 - 11834.45
Article 5. Regulations	11834.50

 

California Code of Regulations *
Title 9.  Rehabilitation and Developmental Services
Division 4.  Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs
Chapter 5.  Licensure of Residential Alcoholism or Drug Abuse Recovery

Title	Section(s)
Subchapter 1. Purpose and Definitions
Article 1. Application and Purpose of Chapter	10500
Article 2. Definitions	10501
Subchapter 2. Licensing Process
Article 1. Departmental Authority to License	10502
Article 2. Requirement for Licensure	10505 - 10513
Article 3. Application for Licensure	10514 - 10526
Article 4. Period of Licensure	10527 - 10531
Article 5. Licensing Fees	10532 - 10533
Article 6. Enforcement	10540 - 10549
Article 7. Licensing Appeals	10550 - 10554
Subchapter 3. Compliance Requirements
Article 1. Physical Environment	10561 - 10563
Article 2. Staffing Standards	10564 - 10565
Article 3. Program Services	10566 - 10574
Article 4. Physical Environment	10580 - 10584
Subchapter 4. Additional Requirements for Facilities Providing Services to Adolescents in Adult Facilities
Article 1. Application and Purpose of Subchapter	10598
Article 2. Waivers to Treat Adolescents in Adult Facilities	10599 - 10612
Article 3. Compliance Requirements	10613 - 10623
Article 4. Criminal Records Clearance	10624 - 10631

* Note: The California Code of Regulations information posted above was current at the time of posting. To confirm that these materials are still current, go to government.westlaw.com.