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B. "Final map" means the same as used in Chapter 16.14 of this code. C. "Model home" means a residential unit used as an interim office /showroom/sales center for a residential development and not as a dwelling. The number of model homes allowed for any phase of a residential development shall not exceed six units. D. "Residential building permit implementation" means construction of the dwelling unit that a building permit pertains to and is deemed to take place one year after the permit is issued. E. "Trigger cap" means the threshold at which a cap on residential development will be established. Its purpose is to maintain an average population growth rate of one percent per year. F. "Urban development" means development requiring one or more basic municipal services including, but not limited to, water service, sewer, improved storm drainage systems, fire hydrants, and other physical public facilities and services; provided, however, that open space uses, parks, agricultural uses, community fields, and golf courses beyond the urban growth boundary that are provided for municipal or public services, shall not be defined as "urban development." G. "Urban growth boundary (UGB)" means the line within which all urban development is to be contained within a specified time period (e.g., twenty years). It represents the ultimate edge of urban uses for the city of Rohnert Park. (Ord. 711 2 (part), 2004: Ord. 695 3, 2003) 17.19.030 Annual policy review. Not later than May 31 of each year, the city council shall conduct an annual review of the growth management program. A. The purpose of the review shall be to: 1. Determine the consistency of the growth management program with the goal of one percent average annual population growth rate, a balanced land use program, accommodation of the city's fair -share housing allocations, development patterns and growth area priorities, infrastructure availability, and land use programs as well as with the goals, plans, and policies of the general plan and state housing, planning, and zoning law; 2. Review the phasing and pace of residential development (see Section 17.19.040 of this chapter). If, as a result of this review the trigger cap is implemented, as provided in subsection 17.19.050(B) of this chapter, the city council may adopt a resolution establishing priority residential development areas (as described in Section 17.19.060 of this chapter) and allocating residential units in accordance with the standards established in Section 17.19.060 of this chapter. 3. Ensure that the development in each specific plan area is coordinated with the growth management program. B. The review shall include a report from the planning and community development director to the city council listing: 1. The number of units included in final discretionary approvals granted for each of the five previous calendar years by lands within the July 2000 city limits and by specific plan area as identified in the general plan; 2. The number of units included in final map filings for each of the five previous calendar years by lands within the July 2000 city limits and by specific plan area as identified in the general plan; 3. The number of building permits approved for each of the five previous calendar years by lands within the July 2000 city limits and by specific plan area as identified in the general plan;