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Draft 2.0 Land Use Element Program 18.3: Because the Urban Growth Boundary is considered to be permanent, future adjustments to the boundary line location are discouraged; provided, however, minor adjustments may be granted that meet all of the following criteria: (1) are otherwise consistent with the goals and policies of the General Plan; (2) would not have a significant adverse impact on agriculture, wildland areas, or scenic ridgeline views; (3) are contiguous with existing urban development or with property for which all discretionary approvals for urban development have been granted; (4) would not induce further adjustments to the boundary; and (5) demonstrate that the full range of urban public facilities and services will be adequately provided in an efficient and timely manner. Program 18.4: Encourage lower intensity uses immediately inside the Urban Growth Boundary, as necessary, to prevent potential land use conflicts with outlying non-urban uses. Program 18.5: The foregoing Policy 18 and Programs 18.1 through 18.4, this Program 18.5, and the Urban Growth Boundary designated on the City of Pleasanton General Plan Map adopted August 6, 1996, and as readopted by the Pleasanton Urban Growth Boundary Initiative, shall be amended only by a vote of the people. Program 18.6: Reevaluate Urban Growth Boundary locations adjacent to areas designated for Sand-and-Gravel Harvesting in East Pleasanton at such time as comprehensive land-use designation changes are considered for the reclaimed quarry lands. Policy 19: Regulate the number of housing units approved each year to adequately plan for infrastructure and assure City residents of a predictable growth rate. Program 19.1: Review and modify the City's Growth Management Program to ensure an orderly process for developing the remaining residential units under the cap and to ensure that the City's goals for affordable housing and energy sustainability are met. Program 19.2: Prepare a "Growth Management" report as needed on which the City Council can base its Growth Management allocations. Policy 20: Maintain a maximum housing buildout of 29,000 housing units within the Planning Area. Program 20.1: Monitor and zone future residential developments so as not to exceed the maximum housing buildout. LU element 082107 clean 2-32