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Resolutioh No. 93-139 _ <br />Page Two <br /> <br /> The intent, in all cases, is to achieve predictabilitY such <br /> that the Council knows with greater certainty that the number <br /> of units which will be built in any year will be that which <br /> has been allocated- <br /> The modified program is voluntarY; those who wish to remain <br />2. under the Growth Management Program Ordinance, as it existed <br /> on Se ternbet 1, 1993, may do so. The modified program. <br /> <br /> management appr P <br /> projects which' have fewer than ten units remaining to be <br /> built- . If a developer does not choose to par~iciP~te~e~Yn <br /> ~ 24, 1993, the modified program as set forth <br /> November <br /> will not necessarily apply to developers who after that date <br /> may need discretionarY approvals from Council. <br /> developers par~ici.pating in the modified pr.ogram, .growth <br /> approved yes 1 g · <br /> <br /> map, as extended by SB 428, expires, whichever event [ (a) or <br /> (b) ] is later. <br /> B November 24, 1993, any developer qualified for and wishing <br /> <br /> apartments) or that it will complete the public <br /> for custom lots. (This only applies to those units for which <br /> a developer has not obtained a building permit or has not <br /> completed the public improvements for custom lots.) The <br /> developer shall indicate which units represent production <br /> houses (including apartment projects), custom lots, and lower <br /> income units. <br /> <br /> 5. The Council will review these requests for reallocations and, <br /> a Council subcommittee may meet with one or more <br /> General Plan maximum (currently 650 units; 750 units if 100 or <br /> more units are in -lower income" projects) will be built in <br /> including units for new projects. However, <br /> <br /> the number of un <br /> exceed the General Plan maximum. <br /> <br /> <br />