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17.36.1 ~0 completed and the preliminary plan and all other required information must have been submitted and review- ed by the staff review board. ~. If the project only requires design review approval, it must have received the approval. (Ord. 1336 § 1 (part), 1987) 17.36.160 Application procedure. A. Any developer of a project meet- ing the eligibility requirements shall request growth management approval by the first regular working day fol- lowing the first city council meeting in April of any given year; provided, however, that if the developer of the Bonde Ranch project meets the eligibility requirements, then that developer shall be eligible for growth management approval for 1992 if the developer makes application on the first day following the city council's second meeting in May, 1991. B. Any application for development approval shall be made on the forms established by the planning division of the department of community development, shall contain that information necessary to properly administer the growth management program and shall be filed with the director of planning and community development. C. The application shall be accom- panied by a fee established by the resolution establishing fees and charges for various municipal services. D. The city manager shall collate the applications and information rele- vant to the council's decision into a growth management report as required by the land use element of the general plan and provide a copy of the report to each member of the council. (Ord. 1505 § 1, 1991; Ord 1413 § 1, 1989; Ord. 1403 § 1, 1989; Ord. 1336 § 1 (part), 1987) 17.36.170 Approval process. A. After receipt of the growth man- agement report, the council may es- tablish the number of units desired to be constructed for the next year. If it so chooses, the council may establish the number of units within certain categories (e.g., single-family or multiple units) in order to meet the general plan goals and policies. At its option, the council may delay final establishment of housing targets until after negotiations with applicants have proceeded further. B. The city council may enter into negotiations and discussions with developers who have applied to ascer- tain how best to achieve the goals of this chapter and the general plan. Negotiations shall be done by a committee comprised of the mayor, an appointed councilmember, the city manager, and the city attorney. C. During the month of June, the committee shall report its findings and recommendations to the city council. D. In June, the city council will, after public hearing, make determina- tions allocating growth management approvals based upon information pre- sented by the negotiating committee and other information relevant to the decision. (Pleasanton 6-92) -162