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17.36.170 the lands designated in this subsection. council may then allocate the growth management approvals which have been set aside to the approved project. (Ord. 1378 § 1, 1988; Ord. 1366 § 1, 1988; Ord. 1336 § 1 (part), 1987) 1736.180 Criteria for decision. The city council shall base its decision allocating growth managment approval on substantial evidence that the projects selected are in furtherance of the public interest and in furtherance of the city's general plan policies. particularly the fol- lowing: A. The maximum number of growth management approvals for any given year shall be for six hundred fifty units. In addition, up to one hundred residential units may be approved for lower-income housing projects, provided the projector projects meet the criteria for eligibility described in Section 17.36.185. B. The council shall monitor growth management approvals such that the population within the 1987 Pleasanton city limits does not exceed sixty-two thousand by January 1, 1996. assuming a vacancy rate of four percent as of that date. (Program 11.4 of the land use ele- ment. ) C. Regulate the number of housing uniu approved each year to adequately plan for infrastructure and assure city residents of a predictable growth rate. (Program 11 of the land use element.) D. The goals, policies and programs set forth in the general plan housing ele- ment, including particularly the follow- ing: 1. Ensure that at least twenty-five per- cent of the total housing stock at full development shall be multiple-family, both owner-occupied and renter- occupied. (Policy 1 of the housing ele- ment. ) 2. Encourage fifteen percent of the housing stock at full buildout to be affordable to the needs of lower-income households. (Policy 7 of the housing ele- ment.) 3. Encourage a minimum of twenty percent of all new housing units to be affordable to moderate-income house- holds. (Policy 8 of the housing element). (Ord. 1378 § 2,1988; Ord.1336 § 1(part), 1987) 1736.185 Lower-income housing project. A. Alower-income housing project for purposes of Section 17.36.180A shall be a project having a minimum of twenty-five percent of the total units reserved for households qualifying for low-income housing assistance as defined for the primary metropolitan sta tistical area, including the county, by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Units must be reserved for lower-income households for a period of fifteen years. B. HUD regulations for the qualifica tion of households as lower-income, the size of unit in relation to household size, and all other rules and regulations except for rent shall govern those units set aside for lower-income households. Afford- able rents for units designated for lower- income households shall be charged. C. For purposes of this chapter and with respect to any one-bedroom unit, affordable rent means a monthly rent which does not exceed thirty percent of -163 iPleasanion 12-89)