Impact on Neighborhoods and Mitigation Sample Clauses

Impact on Neighborhoods and Mitigation. The Parties acknowledge that the operation of the Stadium will have impacts on the nearby Neighborhoods. In addition to the scheduling limitations set forth above in Section 3.2, Xxxxxxxxx agrees to implement a number of additional measures to minimize impacts on the nearby Neighborhoods. These measures include the following: Comprehensive Transportation Management Plan. City of Portland Code 33.510.115 D requires a City Council-adopted Comprehensive Transportation Management Plan as a requirement to operate the stadium. Xxxxxxxxx’s has prepared revisions to the Comprehensive Transportation Management Plan were approved by the City Council in 2010 2019 to reflect the transportation impacts anticipated from operating the Stadium after completion of the Expansion Project. The updated CTMP includes mitigation steps, based upon recommendations developed with input from the Stadium Oversight Committee and based upon the recommendations of the transportation planning consultants retained to develop the plan. The CTMP includes requirements and recommendations regarding the provision of promotions and incentives to encourage patrons to utilize mass transit and alternative transportation modes when attending Events at the Stadium and to discourage on street parking in the nearby Neighborhoods. Approval of the revised CTMP by the City is required prior to Peregrine’s opening of the Expansion Project. See Section 7 for the procedural requirements for City Council approval. For the 2019 season, Xxxxxxxxx will hired an independent consulting firm to work with the Stadium Oversight Committee to establish metrics, collect data to track the effectiveness of the CTMP, and present to Council a report. Each subsequent season, at the request of the Stadium Oversight Committee, an independent consulting firm will collect data and prepare a report for the Stadium Oversight Committee. As reflected in Section 6 of the CTMP and Section 4.1.2.6 of this Stadium GNA, the Stadium Oversight Committee may recommend changes to the CTMP to the City CouncilPeregrine and the City’s Chief Administrative Officer.. Amendments to the CTMP require City Council approval according to the procedures in Section 7 of this Stadium GNA. Noise. Allowed noise levels for the operations of the renovated Stadium have been established. Title 18 of the Portland City Code will continue to apply to activities at the Stadium. Nothing in this Stadium GNA, and specifically nothing in this Section 3.3.2, will super...
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Impact on Neighborhoods and Mitigation. The Parties acknowledge that the operation of the Stadium will have impacts on the nearby Neighborhoods. In addition to the scheduling limitations set forth above in Section 3.2, Peregrine agrees to implement a number of additional measures to minimize impacts on the nearby Neighborhoods. These measures include the following:
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