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Growth Limitation Policies limits on new commercial development do to determine if the number is still appropriate not apply to Community Facilities, based on the amount and rate of commercial including Hospital projects (see Policy development. 11). Responsibility: City Council In newly annexed areas, only new commercial projects approved after the date of annexation will be eligible for an allocation and be counted against the commercial development cap. Policy 7: Program 7.1: Limit the amount of commercial See Program 5.1 development permitted citywide to 150,000 square feet every two years from 1993 through 2005. Any square footage not allocated within the two year development cycle may be carried over and added to the next two year cycle. Square footage may be reserved from the next two year development cycle, under certain circumstances, but cannot be allocated until that development cycle begins. Policy 8: Program 8.1: Require that any commercial project which See Program 5.1 exceeds 50% of a two year allocation be approved by the City Council. Restrict any single project from exceeding 75% of a two year allocation. Policy 9: Program 9.1: Limit the amount of new residential Develop an implementing ordinance or resolution development permitted citywide to 2,550 which defines a system to allocate dwelling units. dwelling units between 1993 and 2005. This system shall describe a traffic weighted point system with roadway level of service In newly annexed areas, count only new standards and peak hour trip generation as the residential projects approved after the date most heavily weighted criteria. of annexation against the residential cap. Responsibility: City Council, Community Development Department 2 -77