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specific development plans, the market, etc~, and the construction would then be spread out over the year depending upon need, etc. The percentage of each individual single-family developer is applied to the number of permits to be issued each quarter to arrive at the number of single-family units he will be allocated. The individual multiple developer percentage is aDolied'to the number of multiple units to be'allocated permits 'k~r'the year to determine generally the number of units that will be allocated to each developer. Finally, it will bemadeknewn to each developer that if he does not exercise his option to take out his permite, his allocation will be carried over and redistributed during the next time frame~ The procedure outlined above. is one method in which to allocate/a limited number of permits. The committee discussed and analyzed several alternative mechanisms and found this particular Drocedure to have fewer problems than the others· There is no administrative mechanism obviously, that can make all parties ha~p~, however, the committee felt this procedure to be equitable. An example of how the administrative mechanism would work is attached in Appendix A. AdminiStrative Mechanism to Allocate Building Permits for Future ~eVelo~men~s The mechanism proposed heroin is tied directly to the delineation of precise planning areas and a time table for their development as proposed in the preliminary restricted growth report. Inasmuch as the determination of said planning areas is a planning functien,.the examples of our recommended method whereby building permits can be issued serve only as conceptual models. I. Quandrant/Zone Method (See Appendix A) In order to implement this procedure for building permits allocation, itbecomes necessary to first define the planning areas· Secondly, we must designate rectangular zones beginning at the center of the City and pro~ressi~oward the periphery. Thirdly, a decision need be made as to what planning area should be developed first, what area second,, etc. Having completed the above, the issuance ef building permits will be based upon. the geographical location of a given development as to plannin~ area and zones. As an example, a. development(s) located in planning area 1, zone A has first priority. Those in planning 2, zone A second; planning area 3, zone'A third; planning area, zone A fourth; planning area 1, zone. B fifth, and so on.