Advancing Infrastructure at the Saturn Boulevard Hot Spot to Reduce Tijuana River Valley Toxic Air Pollution (Districts: All)

The San Diego County Department of Public Works is initiating a project to advance infrastructure at the Saturn Boulevard hot spot to reduce toxic air pollution in the Tijuana River Valley. This forecast activity involves the allocation and transfer of 4,000,000 dollars to support preliminary planning, as well as the amendment of existing engineering, project management, and land surveying contracts to ensure sufficient capacity for design and pre-construction support. The scope includes coordinating with the City of San Diego and the United States Navy to establish agreements for permitting, environmental review, design, and site access. Under NAICS code 541330, the project focuses on administrative and organizational actions necessary for a future permanent infrastructure project. A Notice of Exemption has been filed under CEQA Guidelines Section 15060(c)(3), stating that these current actions do not constitute a project as they do not authorize any immediate construction or ground-disturbing work. The primary point of contact for this effort is Legal Assistant Lyle Pavuk, and the work will be performed within San Diego, California.