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26.01.070 General Procedures e. Filing of Requests for Allocation. Applicants eligible to file a Request for Allocation are allowed an exception to the requirement that a complete application be submitted as follows: (1) For a vested map that was filed and accepted for processing prior to May 20, 2003, a Request for Allocation can be selected for submittal as provided in the ordinance that was in place at the time of acceptance of the vesting map for processing. (2) For parcels located within communities with waiting lists as provided in sections j and k, or for any area where a waiting list of more than 18 months exists. If an application meets the requirements noted in (1) or (2) above, complete construction applications are not required at this time. The Request for Allocation will be accepted only from the owner of the parcel proposed for development, or an agent acting with the written authorization of the owner. The Department will accept Requests for Allocations at any time and they will be processed on a fast —come— first —served basis for as long as the vested status period of the map. Once the allocation can be selected, the applicant will have 120 days to submit a complete application, except as provided in subsection "g" of this section In any year where all allocations have been issued, Requests for Allocation will continue to be accepted and placed on a waiting list in the order in which they are filed. f. Limit on number of allocation requests: A total of two requests for Allocation will be accepted for any single legally —created parcel per year. An applicant may file a request for Allocations for a maximum number of dwelling units not to exceed the following percentages of the total annual allocation for the respective areas: (1) 5 °/n in the countywide area, (2) 10% in the Nipomo Mesa Area, or (3) 20% of the total annual allotment in the Nipomo Mesa Area for multi— family /residential unit ownership projects that have received intent to serve letters from the applicable water district and meet any one of the following: (a) Projects that are Smart Growth, Senior Housing, Mixed Use, Green Build (equivalent to LEED certified) and are located within, and meet the standards of the Olde Towne Nipomo Design and Circulation Plan; or (b) Projects that guarantee long term affordability for at least 35 of the units in accordance with County Ordinance; or (c) Projects that will result in the completion of construction of sections of road improvements identified on the South County Circulation Study Road Improvement list or will result in construction of road improvements where such construction will materially improve traffic and circulation on existing or proposed roads. Rr. \'lslDJUNH2009 1 -8 GROWPII MANAGEMENT ORDINANCI