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m. Any other information considered pertinent by the director of community development. In addition, developers will be asked to provide a two -year projection (i.e., two years beyond the year for which the form is being filed) of their development activity in Petaluma in terms of numbers and types of units and general location of projects. This information will be used by the city's department of community development staff to assess future development trends. 4. Applicants requesting allotments or reservations for subsequent phases of already approved projects need only return the notice of intent to develop form with the allocation and /or reservation request portion completed, as long as the project phase for which allocations are being requested is substantially similar to that described in the initial notice form for the project. At any time, however, the director of community development may require that additional information be included on the subsequent notice forms. 5. The number of allocations or reservations requested on the notice of intent to develop form should not be construed as a guarantee that the applicant will either receive that number of allotments from the city council or that the project will be approved for that number of units. 6. In any given year, an applicant may request partial allocations from both the annual allocation pool or the secondary pool for a single project; however, allocations for any unit may not be requested from both pools. (Ord. 1841 NCS 3,4,5,7,8, 1991: Ord. 1716 NCS 1 (part), 1988.) 17.26.060 Award of allotments. A. By the end of April of each year, the city council shall meet to consider setting the annual allocation pool, and, if desired, the secondary allocation pool, to estimate the limits on projected development activity for the succeeding two years; and to grant allocations for the coming calendar year and reservations for the year following. The annual allocation pool may be less than, equal to or greater than the total number of allocations requested for that year on the notice of intent to develop forms. However, the annual allocation pool must not exceed limits set by the general plan: an average of five hundred units per year, no more than one thousand units in any one year, and no more than one thousand five hundred units over three consecutive years. Allocations in the secondary pool shall count against the year in which they were originally set in an annual pool. The granting of allocations to a specific project is not a commitment in any way that the council will eventually approve the project, nor is it a commitment by council to grant additional allotments to said project in future years (unless reservations have been granted pursuant to this chapter). Projects receiving allocations and no reservations must be designed to be constructed as a complete unit with no requirement that future allotments be granted to complete the project. B. In the event anticipated development for a given year will exceed the established allocation pool, the city council may exercise one or more of the following options: 1. It may increase the annual pool by "borrowing" from future years allotment capacity. However, the city council shall not borrow ahead more than two succeeding years beyond the year in which the limit is being increased (Year Y) and it shall be limited to borrowing no more than two hundred units from the first succeeding year (Y