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shall file an application with the Director of Planning on a form prescribed by the City of Pleasanton, provided an allocation has been re- ceived from the Residential Allocation Board for the number of residential units included in the minor subdivision application. An application for a minor subdivision cannot be filed in the absence of the aforementioned allocation, provided, however, that a project submitted to the Planning Director on or before June 27, 1977 or one which received sewer connection permits pursuant to Resolution No. 77-108 (A Resolution Specifically Allocating 140 Single Family Dwelling Unit Equivalent Sewer Connections at the Sunol Sewage Treatment Plant for Properties Located Within the sunol Sewer Service Area) shall be exempt frcxntheabove prohibitic~. Section 3. Section 2-10.14(Residential Allocation Required) is added to Article 19, Title II of the Ordinance Code of the City of Pleasanton to read as follows: ~2-10.14 Residential Allocation Required. No residential project receiving design review approval shall be eli- gible to receive any building permits in the absence of an allocation from the Residential Allocation Board. The provisions of this section shall not be applicable to any project which has received sewer connection permits pursuant to Resolution No. 77-108 (A Resolution Specifically Allocating 140 Single Family Dwelling Unit Equivalent Sewer Connections at the Sunol Sewage Treat- ment Plant for Properties Located Within the Sunol Sewer Service Area). Section 4. This ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its introduction and adoption by a four-fifths vote of the City Council as an urgency measure, as provided in Govern- ment Code Sections 36934 and 36937~ and shall remain in effect until Ordinance No. 825 becomes effective. Section 5. The circumstances creating the urgency are as follows: 1. A method for allocating and controlling residential development in the City has been in the process of study for almost one year and now is nearing completion with final action on the program by the Growth Management Committee scheduled for June 30, 1977. 2. The above Committee has recently determined the exact nature of the program, together with the decision that review of projects and allocation of residential units should be undertaken prior to submittal of a major or minor tentative subdivision map and immediately after design review in order to provide the City with the greatest amount of control and discretion to implement the residential allocation program and the General Plan for the public health, safety and general welfare. 3. The Planning Commission and City Council must conduct -2-