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Ms. Acosta said The DeSilva Group is very interested in building the bridge and has been in contact with the City about the delay. Ms. Dennis said conditions Number 2 and Number 4 have blanks regarding how many units of housing would be built and at which time. She asked what the numbers would be in the blank spots. Mr. Swift said staff is expecting Council to fill in the blanks. There are two options Council can choose from. Option No. 1 is no permits would be approved until six months after the School District is awarded the contract to build the school. Option No. 2 allows a limited number (determined by Council) of building permits to be approved and then cease until the school is built. Ms. Michelotti understood the construction of the home in the project would not begin until the spring of 2000. Mr. Summers said Condition 3 states that the infrastructure and the models would be constructed in 1999. It is estimated it will take four to six months to build the models. There could be twenty homes ready to be occupied by June 2000. The DeSilva Group has agreed to install foundations in the fall of 1999 so that in March 2000 the framing can start. Occupancy would not be until at least four to six months. Therefore there would be no students generated during the school year of 2000. Ms. Michelotti said in the year 2000 what is the projected number of permits. Mr. Summers said if there are no restrictions, the projected number for 1999 would be ten, with forty in the year 2000. He would like to pull twenty building permits in 1999, build the foundations for fifteen beyond the five models, and then start construction for framing in March 2000. The first-come, first-served growth management provisions allow thirty-five permits per year. He believed realistically there should not be more than thirty units in the year 2000. Ms. Michelotti understood there would be fifteen units that would start being framed in the spring of 2000 with the possibility of those homes being occupied in the fall of 2000. But the DeSilva Group would have to wait until September to see what is available on the first-come, first-served growth management schedule. Mr. Summers believed the ordinance provided that in January 1999 if the building plans are approved, the DeSilva Group would be able to pull permits on a first-come, first-served basis up to thirty-five units in the year. The DeSilva Group has agreed that it will not start framing until March 2000, other than for its models. Pleasanton City Council 9 12/01/98 Minutes