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1. Once approve, d, a lower-income goals, policies and programs set forth <br /> project shall be subject to the same in the General Plan housing element. <br /> realiocation/lapsing provisions as pro- B. First priority to developers panic- <br /> jects approved in the procedure de- ipating in the Modified Growth Man- <br /> scribed in Section 17.36.060. agemeat Program. Project developers <br /> 2. A "lower-income project" which participating in the Modified Growth <br /> includes both lower-income units and Management Program shall have priori- <br /> market rate units shall be approved in ty in yearly allocations over all other <br /> its entirety, but it may be phased. (Ord. developers. Units in such projects <br /> which are reallocations of units origi- <br /> 1614 § 2, 1993) nally approved for construction in cal- <br /> endar year 1993 or earlier years shall <br /> 17.36.090 Criteria for approving not count toward the yearly maximum <br /> projects. number of units which can be approved <br /> A. Substantive basis for decision. as provided by the General Plan, but <br /> The City Council shall base its decision the City Council may consider these <br /> granting growth management approval units in deciding whether to approve <br /> on substantial evidence that the projects new pwjects. Units in these projects <br /> selected further the public interest and which are new approvals (approved for <br /> further the City's General Plan policies, 1994 and later years) shall count to- <br />' particularly the following: ward the yearly maximum limit. The <br /> 1. The number of units in new pro- City Council may shift units to a later <br /> ject approvals, market rate and lower year(s) than that requested if it finds it <br /> income projects, may not exceed the necessary to do so in order to meet <br /> yearly limits set forth in the General General Plan policies. <br /> Plan. The City Council may include in C. Second priority to developers with <br /> the total units to be approved in any reallocations of units in projects ap- <br /> year, the estimated building permits to proved under this Chapter. When a <br /> be issued to units in exempt and prior developer requests a reallocation pursu- <br /> approved projects not participating in ant to Section 17.36.070, the City <br /> the Modified Growth Management Pro- Council shall attempt to accommodate <br /> the proposed shift, retaining, however, <br /> grnm, <br /> 2. The City Council shall regulate the fight to Umit yearly allocations <br /> the number of housing units appwved based on the substantive criteria de- <br /> each year to plan adequately for infra- scribed above. The City Council may <br /> structure and services and to assure shift units to a later year(s) than that <br /> City residents of a predictable growth requested if it finds it necessary to do <br /> rate, in accordance with General Plan so in order to meet General Plan poli- <br /> policies. cies. (Ord. 1614 § 2, 1993) <br /> 3. The City Council shall meet the <br /> <br /> 464-3 (nedsan,on 8-94) <br /> <br /> <br />