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collect information concerning the number of <br />interested developers wishing long-term agreements; <br /> <br />determine approximate numbers of units desired for <br />each year by all developers seeking long-term <br />agreements; <br /> <br />determine approximate allowable yearly growth <br />acceptable per General Plan policies; and <br /> <br />estimate interest by smaller projects in the <br />yearly allocation for smaller projects. <br /> <br /> Having collected this information, the City Council may <br />enter into negotiations with developers who have applied or <br />who may apply in the future. Negotiations shall be done by a <br />committee comprised of the Mayor, an appointed Councilmember, <br />the City Manager, and the City Attorney. <br /> <br /> Negotiations will begin in the order projects apply and <br />shall be undertaken in any manner the City Council chooses. <br />However, the time agreements become effective depends <br />solely on the time necessary to reach agreement and is not <br />tied to the order in which applicants applied. <br /> <br /> Initially, however, prior to negotiating with any <br />project applicant, the City Council shall negotiate with <br />and, if mutual agreement can be reached within a reasonable <br />time, enter into agreements covering those eligible projects <br />which (a) lie within the DSRSD service area and have purchased <br />sewage treatment capacity or (b) lie within the Sunol service <br />area and are covered by annexation agreementsguaranteeing <br />sewage treatment capacity in some manner. The intent of <br />this priority position in negotiations is to afford the <br />applicants of such projects the ability to reach agreement <br />with the City prior to agreements with other project applicants. <br />The City Council shall determine the time it will entertain <br />negotiations with other project applicants based on affording <br />applicants with projects in the priority classes a reasonable <br />time for reaching agreement with the City. All agreements <br />covering priority class projects need not be completed prior <br />to the Council's determination to enter negotiations with <br />all project applicants. <br /> <br />(c) Contents of Agreements <br /> <br /> (i) Area Covered - Ordinarily, long-term agreements <br />shall cover the entire parcel or parcels of land which <br />ultimately shall comprise the "project." In the event <br />only a portion of the parcel or parcels of land are <br />desired to be covered, the agreement will ordinarily <br />provide that no development shall occur on the portion <br />not made a part of the agreement until the completion <br />of the project covered by the agreement. <br /> <br />-3- <br /> <br /> <br />
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