A. No further development approvals of any kind, or sewer or water connections, shall be approved by the city when an emergency situation or impaction of public facilities or services has been identified by the appropriate agency. Such conditions shall be any one or more of the following:
1. Notification of a city department, other public agency, or the district that its ability to meet the public needs is impacted. Such notice shall be presented to the city council in writing, and be followed with a presentation by the impacted agency to the city council in public sessions, to provide detailed, clear and convincing evidence of an emergency or impaction. In the event of notification by the district, the requirements of chapter 13.84 of this code shall apply in addition to the above;
2. Before the close of filing for an allocation period, purveyors of city and school services shall notify the city manager if their particular service would be impacted by the award of development allocations to the applications to be considered that period. If emergency or impaction is declared and concurred with by the city council, no development allocation shall be approved without attaching a requirement that no building permit shall be issued until documentation has been received from the declaring agency that such impaction has been adequately mitigated. This requirement shall remain in force until the declaration of emergency or impaction is rescinded by the declaring agency, or as otherwise determined by the city council by resolution;
3. Any other danger to the public safety or welfare which the city council determines to exist for the purpose of this section.
B. If the dwelling unit(s) under consideration is/are outside the city limits, any and all mitigating measures arising from declaration of emergency or impaction shall apply if the city supplies water and/or sewer services, and if a water and/or sewer emergency or impaction exists.
C. In the event the city council concurs that such emergency or impaction exists, no further development approvals of any kind, and/or sewer or water connection permits, shall be issued, except when approved by a majority of the city council for each applicant considered individually, after it has determined that the specific project will not contribute additionally to the existing emergency or impaction situation, or upon notice by the appropriate agency that the specific project has adequately mitigated its additional impact. (Ord. 1843 § 4, 1984)