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26.01.072 Post allocation Procedures (2) Processing of applications. The Department will process all applications for land use and construction permits; however, no permits will be issued until the applicant provides verification to the Department that an exemption to the areawide prohibition has been granted by the Regional Water Quality Control Board in accordance with the criteria adopted by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Coast Region, on September 8, 1999, or as subsequently amended. (3) New requests for allocation within the prohibitions area. All Requests for Allocation will be accepted in accordance with Section 26.01.070d and e above and added to the county—wide list of Requests for Allocation. [Amended 1991, Ord. No. 2506; 1995, Ord. No. 2743; 1999, Ord. No. 2867; 2889; 2000, Ord. No. 2895; 2905; 2001, Ord. No. 2932; 2001, Ord. No. 2932, 2955; 2002 Ord. No. 2989; 2957; Ord. No. 3005; 2003, Ord. No. 3005, 3017, 3019; 2004, Ord. No. 3028; 3029; 2005, Ord. No. 3066; 2006, Ord. No. 3091; 2008, Ord. 3155) 26.01.072 Post allocation Procedures. Following the determination by the Board of Supervisors of the Maximum Annual Allocation, those allocations shall be subject to the following: a. Transfer of allocations. Dwelling units will be allocated through the process described in sections 26.01.070 of this title to specific parcels, except that allocations may be transferred within the Cambria Community Services District as described in section 26.01.070j(1)(a)(iii), or on other properties in the unincorporated county where approved as part of a county Transfer of Development Credits (TDC) program. b. Expiration of allocations. After receiving a dwelling unit allocation as provided by this title, the applicant must file a complete construction permit application along with any required land use permit application within the number of days of the date of notice of an allocation as provided in section 26.01.070g, plus any requested time extension for such filing. Once a construction permit application has been accepted for processing, the normal time limits affecting the expiration of plan review and issued building permits will apply as set forth in the Building and Construction Ordinance, 'Title 19 of the county code. If plan review expires because the applicant has not pursued permit issuance or an issued permit expires because work is not started within the time limits prescribed by Title 19, or if substantial site work has not been completed as set forth in Titles 22 and 23 of the County Code, the dwelling unit allocation will also expire. c. Carryover of individual annual allocations. The only exceptions to the expiration rules specified in subsection b of this section will be for properties for which multi— family units or units in Residential Unit Ownership Projects are proposed in compliance with section 26.01.070c(1)(a). d. Carryover of unused Maximum Annual Allocation. If all the units allocated countywide are not requested in the year in which they are allocated, the unused allocations may be carried over to the following allocation year at the discretion of the Board of Supervisors in a number not to exceed ten (10) percent of the Maximum Annual Allocation of that year. Such a determination is to made at the time the Board establishes the next Maximum Annual Allocation as specified in this tide. e. Reallocation of expired units. Where any applicant withdraws his application, or where such application has been deemed expired pursuant to the provisions of this title, that unused allocation shall become available for use within the current Maximum Annual Allocation as if it were a new GitowiiI MANAGHNII ?NT ORDINANCE 1 -15 RIiwISI?D]UNI: 2009