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

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The San Diego County project aims to reduce toxic air pollution in the Tijuana River Valley by advancing the design and permitting for permanent infrastructure at Saturn Boulevard. To achieve this, the agency is allocating 4 million dollars to support preliminary planning and is amending existing contracts for project management, engineering, and land surveying to ensure sufficient capacity for pre-construction support. Key administrative actions include coordinating with the United States Navy and the City of San Diego to establish formal agreements regarding environmental reviews, site access, and design requirements. This forecast project focuses on the necessary organizational and funding steps required to transition the infrastructure project from the planning phase toward actual construction.

General Info

San Diego County allocates 4 million dollars for Tijuana River Valley pollution infrastructure planning.

Agency

California → San Diego County

NAICS

541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

San Diego, CA

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NONE

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Saturn Blvd - Advancing Infrastructure NOE

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AgencyCalifornia → San Diego County
Contacts1 person available
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California → San Diego County
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Lyle PavukLegal Assistant

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The proposed activity consists of allocating funding and conducting administrative and organizational actions necessary to advance environmental review, permitting, and design for a future permanent infrastructure project at Saturn Boulevard in the Tijuana River Valley. These actions include allocating and transferring $4,000,000 to support preliminary planning work, amending existing engineering, project management, and land surveying contracts to provide adequate capacity for design and pre-construction support, and initiating coordination with the City of San Diego and the United States Navy on agreements for environmental review, permitting, design, access, and other pre-construction components.

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