Final Baseline Ballpark Program and Minimum Design Parameters Sample Clauses

Final Baseline Ballpark Program and Minimum Design Parameters. The Padres have submitted to the City, pursuant to the MOU, the Final Baseline Ballpark Program and Minimum Design Parameters. Any substantive modifications to the Final Baseline Ballpark Program or the Minimum Design Parameters attached hereto as Exhibits D and E, respectively, must be pursuant to a Change Order approved in accordance with Section 4.04. If a Change Order is approved in accordance with Section 4.04 that modifies the Final Baseline Ballpark Program and Minimum Design Parameters, such modifications shall automatically be deemed incorporated into and become part of the Final Baseline Ballpark Program and Minimum Design Parameters for purposes of the MOU and this Agreement and Exhibits D and E shall automatically be deemed to have been amended to reflect such modification. The Final Baseline Ballpark Program and Minimum Design Parameters are intended to establish the minimum programmatic and qualitative standards for the Ballpark Project and the Padres, and, subject to Section 4.04, PCL shall have the right to exceed such minimum standards at their discretion without City approval.
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