Pavilion / Parcel Sample Clauses

Pavilion / Parcel. 2. The Master Plan envisions the Pavilion on the north end of Parcel 2 to demarcate the end of the Park Blocks and the beginning of the vertical transition to the elevated portions of the North Green Loop. The parties anticipate that a future private developer(s) will design and construct the Pavilion on Parcel 2 and the North Green Loop finishes, with significant financial contributions from Prosper Portland. PPR acknowledges the importance of coordinating with such developer(s) regarding design and construction of the South Green Loop and the configuration of Parcel 2, considering that the transition from the South Green Loop to the North Green Loop, including any support for a skybridge crossing XX Xxxxxxx Street, could be integrated with the Pavilion or occur on Parcel 2, as determined by the parties.
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