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3. The city council shall receive and review the growth management report, and the recommendations of the <br />planning commission. The city council's review of the growth management report should coincide with the <br />council's review of requests for modifications of major project allocations and should occur at the council's <br />second meeting in September. The city council may schedule such review at any time during the year <br />should changed circumstances relating to the provision of planned infrastructure and /or services require a <br />review and possible modification to the growth management program. <br />B. Program Review. <br />I. The city council, as necessary to administer the growth management program, including following review <br />of the growth management report, shall have the following duties and powers: <br />a. Determine whether the annual new residential unit limits require adjustment downward due to infra- <br />structure /service constraints; <br />b. Determine whether to adjust for the future the suballocations established for categories of new resi- <br />dential units; <br />c. Coordinate the requested trades of units among major project developers; <br />d. Determine the disposition of major project developers' reallocation requests; <br />e. Take other action determined by the council to be necessary to implement the provisions of this chap- <br />ter. <br />2. The city council shall act on the following in administering the growth management program on an on- <br />going basis: <br />a. Grant initial growth management allocations to affordable housing projects and major projects; <br />b. Review and act on requests for reinstatement of lapsed growth management approvals and building <br />permits; <br />c. Adjust annual limits and /or suballocations as it deems necessary pursuant to subsection A of this sec- <br />tion; <br />d. Coordinate between January 1st and September 1st, in response to developers' requests, any re- <br />quested reallocation requests and /or trades of units among major project developers or affordable <br />housing projects; <br />e. 'lake any other action determined by the council to be necessary to implement this chapter. (Ord. <br />1999 § I, 2009; Ord. 1802 § 1, 2000; Ord. 1729 § 2, 1997) <br />17.36.060 Establishment of annual new residential unit limits. <br />A. Except as provided herein, building permits issued for new residential units subject to this chapter shall not ex- <br />ceed the following aggregate totals for calendar years as follows: <br />Calendar Year <br />2009 - build -out <br />Maximum Building Permits <br />350 units <br />465 <br />17.36.060 <br />Except as provided in subsections B and C of this section and except when necessary to increase the annual hous- <br />ing allocations in order to grant approvals to projects so that the city is able to meet its total regional housing <br />needs goals, the maximum limitations established in this section are nondiscretionary and shall not be modified <br />by the city council in implementing this chapter. <br />B. Building permits in excess of the limits in subsection A of this section may be issued to a qualified affordable <br />housing project in accordance with Section 17.36.080(A)(2) of this chapter. <br />C. The limitations established in subsection A of this section may be reduced by the city council if, upon reviewing <br />the annual growth management report, it determines that infrastructure and /or services will not be available to <br />satisfy the demands of the new residential units allowed for a given year. The limitation reduction mentioned in <br />(Pleasanton Supp. No. 3, 1 -10) <br />