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(1) Eligible Projects. Projects eligible to be covered by long-term agreements shall meet the following criteria: (i) Contain a minimum of 100 units; for purposes of meeting this minimum project size requirement, projects with prior RAP phased approvals may count all units in the phased approval for which building permits have not been received as part of the "project." (ii)Contain sufficient information about the project which is to be the subject of the long-term agreement for the Council to enter into a long-term agreement, the sufficiency of the information to be determined by the City Council in its sole discretion. Prior governmental approvals as enumerated in subsection 2-20.05(b)(5) would normally suffice although no prior governmental approvals are required. (2) Application Procedure. Any developer of a project meeting the eligibility requirements for long-term agreements may request a long-term agreement in accordance with the guidelines for preparation and negotiation of such agreements established pursuant to Section 2-20.08. The decision to enter into a long- term agreement shall be at the sole discretion of the City Council. (3) Contents of Long-TermAgreement. The long-term agreement shall contain the number of units per year the developer shall be allowed to construct. The agreement may also contain any other terms as may be mutually agreed upon which may be necessary to promote the public health, safety, and general welfare and conform the project to all General Plan goals and policies. (b) Yearly Allocation for Smaller Pro~ects. All non-exempt projects not covered by long-term agreements shall be required to secure development approval under the yearly allocation process described in this subsection and as may be further delineated in the guidelines established pursuant to Section 2-20.08.