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- 17.36.070 <br /> <br /> A. A developer may apply for a real- the development community to work <br /> location by filing an application with out compromises as may be necessary <br /> tho Planning Department, together with to best meet the economic constraints <br /> any fee which may be established, prior placed on developers and the goals and <br /> to the deadlines established for new policies of the General Plan. Towards <br /> development project applications: June this end, the Council may utilize the - <br /> 30 for the August City Council review committee ' described in Section <br /> and December 31 for the February · 17.36.060 to meet with all developers <br /> review. The application shall include requesting teallocations and to seek a <br /> the new schedule showing the year or mutually acceptable, comprehensive <br /> years for which the developer wishes to scheme of reallocation for all develop- <br /> be issued building permits for all units era applying. <br /> 2. The City Council may approve, in <br /> in the project. <br /> 1. A request to modify a pwject's whole or in part, or may modify, the <br /> approved development schedule may new development schedule requested by <br /> include changes to one or more years of a developer. <br /> the approved allocation. 3. If a reallocation request will not <br /> 2. Requested changes to the ap- be approved as requested in its entirety, <br /> pwved schedule may shift units to the developer shall have the option to <br /> earlier and/or later years than as pro- withdraw the requested change in de- <br />[" vided in the approved schedule. Re- velopment schedule- <br /> quests may include allocations for the 4. If a developer has sought a realio- <br /> calendar year. during which the City cation which would shift units to a later <br /> Council will review the proposal as year(s) but the Council modified this <br /> well as any subsequent year. request to a year or years later than that <br /> 3. Units to be reallocated must be requested, that developer shall have a <br /> validly approved (not lapseal) at the priority, with respect to seeking to <br /> time the reallocation occurs. Any unit reallocate its projoct's units to earlier <br /> which is allowed to lapse must receive years, over developers }~,iring initial <br /> a new allocation pursuant to the proce- reallocation requests, if such a rea!loca- <br /> dure set forth in Section 17.36.060 tion becomes possible through other <br /> before a building permit will be issued developers' shifting units to'later years <br /> or by Council's increasing a yearly <br /> for it. <br /> B. The City Council shall review allocation due to resolution of con- <br /> requests for reallocatlons of units in stnints which limited a yearly alloca- <br /> approved projects and, if it should tion to below thc Gcncral Plan maxi- <br /> agree to the requested change(s), make mum. <br /> reallocations prior to approval of any 5. For each project, the City Council <br /> new project applications pursuant to may approve only two (2) separate de- <br /> Section 17.36.060. vcloper requests for reallocation which <br /> 1. It is the intent of the reallocation would shift units to a later year(s) than <br /> process to allow the City Council and that initially approved- Notwithstanding <br /> <br /> 464-1 O'~ssnton S-9~) <br /> <br /> <br />
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