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Interior Parking and Security Improvements by ACE Parking at the Convention Center & Bayfront Parking Garages

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37-2026-0451State & Local

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ACE Parking will perform the replacement and improvement of parking and security infrastructure for the San Diego Unified Port District at the Convention Center and Bayfront Parking Garages in San Diego, California. The scope of work includes the removal of existing attendant booths and parking control equipment, with specific installations of vehicle detection loops, license plate recognition equipment, pay station kiosks, parking barrier gates, pay on foot stations, and digital lane signage. Additionally, the project involves the installation of central power and network load centers, a fiber data network in overhead conduits, and a new CCTV system with expanded camera views and horn speakers for remote security monitoring. At the Bayfront Parking Garage, the project also includes the construction of a 30 by 3 foot concrete island at the Park Boulevard entry point. Construction is scheduled for late 2026 and is expected to take approximately six weeks, with ongoing maintenance and modifications as required. The project is categorized as exempt under California Environmental Quality Act guidelines due to its limited scope and minimal impact on air quality and traffic. ACE Parking is responsible for adhering to all federal, state, and local regulations regarding stormwater, hazardous materials, and demolition debris. To minimize disruption, lane closures will be staggered to ensure continuous garage access, and no temporary closures of adjacent sidewalks or promenades are anticipated.

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ACE Parking will upgrade parking and security infrastructure for San Diego Port District garages.

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California → San Diego Unified Port District

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San Diego, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → San Diego Unified Port District
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California → San Diego Unified Port District
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Erickson WilliamsRegional Director

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The proposed project would involve replacement and improvement of existing parking and security infrastructure by ACE Parking (Applicant) on behalf of the San Diego Unified Port District (District) at the Convention Center Parking Garage and Bayfront Parking Garage (adjacent to the Hiton Bayfront Hotel) in the city of San Diego, California. Work to specifically complete the proposed project is as follows: Parking Equipment and Infrastructure • Convention Center Parking Garage o Removal of existing attendant booths, red/green light systems and other existing parking control equipment within the parking garage and at existing entry/exit points on Harbor Drive, Marriott, and Convention Way. One existing attendant booth would remain in place at each of the three (3) aforementioned entry/exit points. o Improvements to include installation of: ? Vehicle detection loops ? License plate recognition equipment ? Pay station kiosks ? Parking barrier gates ? Pay on foot stations located adjacent to elevator access points ? Digital open/closed lane signage for inbound and outbound traffic ? Central power and network load centers to be installed in the existing parking booths ? Fiber data network to be installed in overhead conduits • Bayfront Parking Garage o Removal of existing attendant booths, red/green light systems and other existing parking control equipment within the parking garage and at existing entry/exit points at Park Boulevard, Gulls Street and Switzer Street. One (1) existing attendant booth would remain in place at the Park Boulevard and Switzer Steet entry/exit points. o Improvements to include installation of: ? Construction of a concrete island at the Park Boulevard entry/exit point to measure 30 feet long x 3 feet wide. ? Vehicle detection loops ? License plate recognition equipment ? Pay station kiosks ? Parking barrier gates ? Pay on foot stations located adjacent to elevator access points ? Digital open/closed lane signage for inbound and outbound traffic ? Central power and network load centers to be installed in existing parking booths ? Fiber data network to be installed in overhead conduits Security Equipment - Close Circuit Television System (CCTV) • Convention Center Parking Garage o Remove existing CCTV system o Install replacement CCTV system, including additional camera views to support remote security monitoring of the facility o Installation of horn speakers and ancillary equipment for system operations • Bayfront Parking Garage o Remove existing CCTV system o Install replacement CCTV system, including additional camera views to support remote security monitoring of the facility o Installation of horn speakers and ancillary equipment for system operations Construction of the proposed project is anticipated to occur in approximately late-2026, and would take approximately six (6) weeks to complete with ongoing modifications, maintenance, and removal as needed. Equipment required for the proposed project would consist of a forklift, work trucks, hand tools and a scissor lift. No temporary closures are anticipated for the sidewalk or promenade adjacent to the project sites. Any temporary lane closures to the garages would be staggered such that parkers could still access the entry/exit lanes which aren’t under construction. None of the entry/exit points would have all lanes closed at once during construction. Due to its nature and limited scope, construction of the proposed project would generate a minor amount of vehicle trips and would require limited use of equipment. Therefore, impacts related to air quality, greenhouse gas emissions, and transportation and traffic are not anticipated to occur. Furthermore, the Applicant would be responsible for complying with all applicable federal, state, and local laws regarding construction demolition debris, hazards and hazardous materials, and stormwater.

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