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approval, and that any subsequent residential building permits shall be applied for in accordance <br /> with the phasing plan approved pursuant to subsection (A)(2) of this section. If a residential <br /> building permit application is not filed in accordance with the time periods set forth in this <br /> section, the issuance of residential building permits for the development shall be subject to <br /> subsection 17.19.060(A) of this chapter, if a residential development cap is in place. <br /> 4. For final discretionary approvals occurring in years that a residential development cap is in <br /> place, a condition shall be imposed on the final discretionary approval that a residential building <br /> permit shall not be approved unless adequate allotments exist under the residential development <br /> cap to allow the filing of the residential building permit application subject to Section 17.19.060 <br /> of this chapter. <br /> B. Dwelling units that are to be phased per an approved development agreement shall be <br /> considered in calculations required by Section 17.19.050 of this chapter in accordance with the <br /> phasing terms of the development agreement. Development agreements are encouraged. <br /> C. The goal of an average annual growth rate of one percent is based on the State Department <br /> of Finance's estimated 1999 population of forty one thousand and the buildout estimate of fifty <br /> thousand four hundred (Note: The persons per household is calculated as follows: 50,400 pop.- <br /> 41,000 pop. 9,400 pop. /20 years 470 pop. per year /225 units per year equals 2.08 persons per <br /> household.). <br /> D. Since the buildout estimates do not include on- campus Sonoma State University (SSU) units <br /> and the city does not have control over development by the state, existing and new SSU units <br /> shall not be used in the calculations required by Section 17.19.050 of this chapter should SSU be <br /> annexed to the city. <br /> E. Estimated 1999 population includes population within the Canon Manor area. Therefore, <br /> residential units in Canon Manor existing on the effective date of this chapter shall not be <br /> included in the calculations required by Section 17.19.050 of this chapter should Canon Manor <br /> be annexed to the city. Further, where future development is anticipated to replace residential <br /> units existing within the proposed specific plan areas on the date of annexation, those units shall <br /> not be included in the calculations required by Section 17.19.050 of this chapter should the areas <br /> be annexed to the city. <br /> F. Other housing units exempt from the trigger cap calculation: <br /> 1. Low and very -low income housing, and housing that is affordable to moderate income <br /> households under the city's inclusionary housing requirements; <br /> 2. Replacement housing on single family lots and new housing on lots in subdivisions within <br /> the existing city limits at the time of adoption of this chapter for which the final map was <br /> recorded prior to adoption of the ordinance codified in this chapter; <br /> 3. Second dwelling units; <br /> 4. Model homes, as defined by subsection 17.19.020(C) of this chapter, until such time as a <br /> certificate of occupancy is issued. <br /> 5. Residential infill projects or portions thereof that are: <br /> (a) Listed in the quantified objectives of the city's housing element; <br /> (b) Adaptive reuse projects (i.e. the redevelopment of an existing property from a non- <br /> residential use to a residential use); <br /> (c) Transit oriented development; <br /> (d) Live /Work projects; <br /> (e) Residential projects developed on commercial properties that have mixed -use components <br /> or are under five acres in size or one hundred units or less; <br />