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Sports authority approves easement amendment as stadium nears opening
Summary
The sports authority approved an amendment to extend a no-build easement and grant limited air-rights to accommodate a developer's finalized design; Public Works staff reported the stadium is substantially complete with a certificate of occupancy and opening day five days away.
The Sports Authority voted to approve a first amendment to the declaration of covenants, restrictions and easements (SA 042) that extends a no-build easement to the public right of way and grants limited air rights allowing a developer's building to overhang the left-field concourse by about 2–3 feet.
Bill Payne, city engineer, told the board the amendment reconciles the stadium declaration with the developer’s refined building plans and is intended to preserve the concourse’s usability on game days while…
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