Exhibit A-2 · Parks & Public Art

Boating

River access and dock use along the North Shore Riverfront Park. That is what this page is about, even though the Authority’s own current site does not carry a page of that name to mirror.

About this page’s source


The Authority’s site has no separate boating page

Exhibit A-2 calls for a Boating destination, but the current site’s mirrored text for this route is identical, word for word, to Special Events because both are drawn from the same source page. That text covers scheduling an event, license fees, and the security deposit. It does not describe a boat launch, a dock, or river access, so this page does not print it under a heading that would misrepresent what it says.

What follows is what the Authority’s record does support.

What the Record Says

The Authority’s own description of the North Shore Riverfront Park names boating once, among the activities the riverwalk supports:

“The Riverwalk is used for a variety of recreational activities including running, fishing, boating and biking.”

From the Authority’s description of the North Shore Riverfront Park, published at pgh-sea.com.

Where
North Shore
Size
11.25 acres
Public record
8 entries, 2000 to 2026

Where This Page Points

This page shares its mirrored source with Special Events, and is actually about the North Shore Riverfront Park This page /parks/boating/ Special Events /parks/special-events/ same mirrored source text (no boating content in it) North Shore Riverfront Park 11.25 acres · North Shore 8 record entries, 2000 to 2026 the ground this page is actually about
What this route shares with Special Events, and what it is actually describing, drawn from the two routes’ own source fields and the park’s decision trail.