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17.36.200 1736.200 Growth management agreements. The city council, at its option, may enter into contractual agreements when deemed appropriate to achieve the pur- poses ofthis chapter and the general plan. Situations in which the city may enter into a growth management agreement include, but are not limited to, the fol- lowing: A. Contracts to assure that designated units remain reserved for low-income households for the number of years promised by the applicant; B. Contracu with the developers of long-term, large-scale projects who aze being required to make lazge infrastruc- ture and land investments in the early phases of their projects; C. Contracts to assure that the city can enforce obligations to install spec- ified public improvements which aze not scheduled to be installed until after build- ing permiu are issued. (Ord. 1336 § 1 (Part), 1987) 1736.220 Fees and exactions. A. Dwelling units with growth man- agementapproval and exempt uniu shall pay normal city development fees in effect at the time building permits are issued or at the time otherwise provided by city ordinances and resolutions, including the per-unit fees established by resolution for the capital improvement fund fee and the lower-income housing fund fee. B. Dwelling units receiving growth management approval shall pay a growth management fee to be determined on an annual basis and payable in conjunction with issuance of a building permit. Any lot which was created pursuant to growth management approval shall pay the growth management fee whenever a building permit is issued on that lot (See Section 17.36.230, Lapse of approval). Growth management fees shall` be included in a special fund appliedto pub- lic projects made necessary by the cumulative effects of ongoing residential development. C. In conjunction with the anneal allocation of growth management approvals, the council may negotiateand approve an increase or decrease -in-the growth management fees or permit a developer to provide finished pablic works in lieu of paying growth manage- ment orothercity fees in order to achieve the purposes of this chapter and the. gen- eral plan. The modified fee or enaction may be implemented by resolution ofthe council or by contract with the devel- oper,depending upon the circumstances. The resolution modifying fees shall state the public purposes to be achieved by the modification (e.g., fees may be reduced for a project setting aside fifteen percent of its units for low-income families for fifteen years; fees may be increased for a project creating special public needs; a project may compete for limited growth management approvals by providing a needed public improvement which bene- fits the city and also benefiu the project) (Ord. 1336 § 1 (part), 1987) 1736.220 Effect of approval. A. The granting of growth manage- ment approval pursuant to this chapter shall not exempt nor affect the devel- oper's obligation to obtain all required zoning, environmental, subdivision and '~64"-1 1 Pleasanton 1 I-891