Examples of Existing Stadium in a sentence
The Stadium is located on a site partially including the site of the Existing Stadium and additional adjacent land to the Existing Stadium.
The Agreement for Use and Occupancy of Qualcomm Stadium between the Parties, dated August 5, 2009, as amended August 6, 2018, by which the City previously granted to CSU the right to use and occupy the Existing Stadium on specified terms and conditions through December 31, 2020, together with any and all amendments, modifications, supplements, and/or extensions thereof.
City of San Diego, et al., U.S. District Court Case No. 97-cv-1547 BTM (LSP), relating to alleged violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act with respect to the operation and maintenance of the Existing Stadium.
Section 22.0908(n) requires the Sale Transaction to ensure the City does not pay for (i) any rehabilitation costs or demolition, dismantling, or removal costs associated with the Existing Stadium or (ii) any operating costs, maintenance costs, or capital improvement expenses associated with the New Stadium.
The People of the City of San Diego desire to exercise their reserved power of initiative under the California Constitution and the City Charter to sell the Existing Stadium Site to SDSU and amend the San Diego Municipal Code to implement such sale to another public agency for Bona Fide Public Purposes, as set forth in Section 2.A., Purpose and Intent, above.
The People of the City of San Diego desire to authorize and direct the sale of the Existing Stadium Site to SDSU, but only if such sale is at such price and upon such terms as the City Council shall deem to be fair and equitable.
This Initiative will not alter any obligations under existing settlement agreements that pertain to the Existing Stadium Site and the San Diego River Park.
In approving this Initiative, the People of the City of San Diego hereby establishes a new legislative policy and authorizes, mandates, and directs the sale of the Existing Stadium Site to SDSU for Bona Fide Public Purposes that will then facilitate creation of a SDSU Campus Master Plan to govern the future use and development of the Existing Stadium Site.
The above environmental commitment, required during the SDSU Campus Master Plan revision process, includes the CEQA requirement for SDSU to take steps to reach agreements with the City and other public agencies regarding the payment of fair-share mitigation costs for any identified off-site significant impacts related to campus growth and development associated with the Existing Stadium Site.
Nothing in this Initiative is intended to limit the financing mechanisms available to SDSU to acquire the Existing Stadium Site, or to proceed with any component or phase of development if the sale contemplated herein is consummated.