Joint Use Stadium definition

Joint Use Stadium means a quality multi-use outdoor stadium comprised of approximately 35,000 seats for collegiate and professional sports, including use for SDSU Division 1 football, National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Bowl Subdivision Division 1 programs, the National Football League, professional, premier, or Major League Soccer, collegiate and professional football bowl games, other sports, and other events, including without limitation concession areas, restaurants, bars, clubs, retail stores, kiosks, media facilities, athletic training and medical facilities, locker rooms, offices, meeting rooms, banquet facilities, ticketing facilities, on- and off-site signage, scoreboards, and other ancillary and support uses and facilities customarily made part of a stadium of the quality necessary to house collegiate and professional or premier sports, civic events, conventions, exhibitions, concerts and other outdoor events. SDSU also can explore, and proceed with, a phased build-out of such stadium that will allow SDSU to add on to such stadium at a later point to facilitate SDSU growth and acquisition of Potential Sports Partners.
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