TORO, Monterey County — October 2026. Monterey County’s 2026 planning calendar lists Monday, November 9 at 4 p.m. as the next scheduled meeting of the Toro Land Use Advisory Committee. Its listed venue is the Monterey County Regional Fire District administrative building, 19900 Portola Drive, Salinas.
What does the committee review?
Local land-use advisory committees give community input to county planners concerning proposed development and permits within their boundaries. An advisory recommendation is not the same as a building permit or a final decision of the Planning Commission or Board of Supervisors.
Is the meeting definitely happening?
The date appears in the annual schedule, which also lists December 14. But the schedule by itself does not guarantee a meeting, a quorum, or any particular project hearing. Monterey County says that since May 2025, individual land-use advisory agendas are posted through its Legistar calendar. Residents should check the specific agenda before traveling.
How to get involved
People following development in the Toro area can review the boundary map and project-specific agenda, contact the named planner, and ask how to submit public comments. The county lists CaroC@countyofmonterey.gov for general LUAC inquiries and instructions for residents interested in serving on a committee.
Official source: Monterey County — Committees, Hearings, Agendas, and 2026 LUAC Schedule.
This is a scheduled meeting date, not confirmation that an individual land-use application has been approved or heard.
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