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development agreement is necessary to ensure that the project features and community benefits, which influenced the City Council's decision to approve the legislative amendment, are memorialized and enforceable. G. STUDY SESSIONS All Early Project Review applications advancing to the formal planning permit application stage must undergo at least one Study Session with both the Planning Commission and City Council during the development review process. Furthermore,the City may convene additional Study Sessions with either or both decision-making bodies if necessary to obtain further policy or project guidance. H. UPDATES TO POLICY This policy may be amended at any time by Resolution adopted by City Council. An Early Project Review application shall be evaluated in accordance with the policy in effect on the date the application was deemed complete. I. EXPIRATION Once staff resources are allocated to a project pursuant to this Section,the following actions shall require the project to return to the City Council for reauthorization consistent with the application submittal requirements and hearing procedures of the Pleasanton Municipal Code and this City Council Policy. 1. Change in ownership of project parcel(s).If a parcel included within the project site of the Early Review project application changes ownership prior to submitting a formal planning application, unless a new owner has submitted,in writing,their agreement to all relevant terms,requirements or direction provided as part of the City Council's authorization. 2. Expiration. A formal planning application for the project has not been submitted to the Planning Division within one (1) year of City Council authorization. This one (1) year period shall not begin until after any deferral required by the Council. 3. Change in project.Substantial changes to the project as determined by the Director of Community and Economic Development to be a deviation of ten(10)percent or more from the original project authorized, including, but not limited,to the number of units, land use type, square footage or community benefits.