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17.36.100 within the first -come, first -served suballocation which exceed the remaining units available, the permits shall be issued on a pro rata basis, as described in Section 17.36.080(C)(2)(d) of this chapter. After Decem- ber 1st, all permits under this subsection shall be issued on a first -come, first -served basis. In all events, major projects shall be subject to the rules governing issuance of first -come, first- served units when they avail themselves of the unused first -come, first-served suballocation. Any units issued to a major project developer pursuant to this subsection shall be subtracted from the final year of the major project devel- oper's allocation. 4. Developers who have current year units and do not request the units to be reallocated as of September I st and who subsequently do not obtain a building permit prior to January 1st of the following year, or where building permits lapse pursuant to the provisions of the Uniform Building Code after December 31st of the year of their allocation, shall lose their growth management approval for those units. No building permit shall be issued for such units until a new application for growth management approval has been made and a new approval granted by the city council following the procedures for major project initial approvals. C. First -Come, First - Served Projects. 1. A first -come, first - served project shall be issued a building permit, if available, as described in Section 17.36.080(C) of this chapter. The building permit shall be governed by the applicable provisions of the Uniform Building Code. 2. In the event a building permit lapses pursuant to the provisions of the Uniform Building Code, the permit owner may petition the city council to reinstate the permit. The city council, at its discretion, may grant a reinstatement for a specified period of time or may require the owner to reapply for a new permit, subject to the rules for first -come, first- served units. During the time needed to hear a reinstatement request, the build- ing permit shall not lose its approved status and shall not become an unused part of the first -come, first - served suballocation unless and until the reinstatement request is denied. 3. Should a first -come, first- served building permit lapse (and any reinstatement request denied) during the calendar year in which it was issued, it shall become part of the "pool" of the first -come, first - served subal- location and may be issued to another project. However, should such a building permit lapse in the year fol- lowing the year in which it was issued, it shall not be added to that year's allocation. D. The city council shall have the discretion to approve rules or procedures concerning the use and loss of growth management approval which vary from subsections A, B, or C of this section if it occurs as part of a project de- veloper's development agreement or other legislative act and as long as the overall number of allowed permits does not exceed the limits established in Section 17.36.060 of this chapter. (Ord. 2000 § 1, 2009; Ord. 1729 § 2, 1997) 17.36.100 Modification to projects with growth management approval. A. Once an affordable housing project or a major project has secured an affordable housing or a growth management agreement, the project may be modified without affecting its growth management approval, subject to city coun- cil review and approval, so long as no additional units are added. Such a modified project retains its original growth management allocation. Project modifications as used in this section shall mean significant changes to a project's design, density, product type, affordability component, amenities, and other aspects which bear on its original approval. Architectural modifications, site plan changes, and other project adjustments which are charac- terized as "minor modifications" in the city's PUD ordinance shall not need city council review and approval to retain growth management approval. Should the modification reduce the number of units, the units eliminated shall be deducted from the project's final year's allocation. (Pleasanton Supp. No. 3, 1 -10) 472