Pedestrian and Non-Circulation Sample Clauses

Pedestrian and Non-Circulation. There are currently no financial arrangements between the University and the City or any other entity for the provision of pedestrian and non-vehicular circulation for the University Campus.
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Pedestrian and Non-Circulation. The University and the City agree that no off- campus public transportation improvements concerning pedestrian and non–vehicular circulation need to be assured by the University to maintain the City’s adopted level of service standards for public transportation, including multi-modal level of service. In the event that the University enters into an agreement with a third-party transit provider, it shall provide a fully executed copy of any such agreement to the City upon request.

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