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17.36.070 Initial Suballocations Year Categories Of Projects 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Major projects (units) 590 500 400 300 250 250 200 200 First-come, first-served projects (units) 110 100 150 150 150 100 100 100 Affordable housing projects (units) - - - 50 50 50 50 50 Yeazly limit (units) 700 600 550 500 450 400 350 350 b. The city council may adjust the suballocation of units among the "major project" and "first-come, first-served project" categories to reflect actual or projected activity among these two (2) categories. Such a reallocation may be made by the council at the annual re- view or a periodic review of the growth management program as described in section 17.36.050 of this chapter. (Ord. 1729 § 2, 1997) 17.36.080 Approval Procedures: The procedures which are prerequi- sites for obtaining a building permit are set forth in this section for each cate- gory of project. A. Affordable Housing Project: A qualifying project developer must first receive a specific allocation for the number of units and years in which the units shall be built from the affordable housing project suballocation estab- lished in subsection 17.36.070B 1 of this chapter. 1. Availability Of Building Permits To Affordable Projects: a. Initial suballocation And Carry- Over: The affordable housing project suballocation shall be initially available in the year it first appears. If not used, or partially used, the unused units shall be added to the following year's afford- able housing suballocation, and all unused units shall continue to carry over to succeeding years in the event they are not fully used. b. Use Of Future Years' Suballoca- tions: In addition to utilizing the exist- ing year's suballocation (including any units carried over from prior years), a qualifying project developer may use up to four (4) succeeding years' sub- allocations as described below. (1) The yearly units allowed to be built in an affordable housing project, when added to the units in all other projects, may exceed the annual maxi- mum limitation established in subsec- tion 17.36.060A of this chapter, but in no event may an affordable housing project developer be granted an alloca- tion for any year which, when added to all other projects, would exceed the general plan yearly limitation for build- ing permits (750 units). (Pleasanton April 2001) t~$$