Junipero Serra Museum ADA Improvements

The project entails the development of a new parking area south of the Junípero Serra Museum at 2727 Presidio Drive in Presidio Park, San Diego, featuring five ADA-compliant parking spaces and four standard spaces on an undeveloped knoll. Accompanying improvements include sidewalks along the northwestern edge of the lot, an accessible path connecting the parking area to the museum, a driveway linking the lot to Presidio Drive, a 12-inch storm drain with two catch basins, two winged concrete headwalls, and a bioretention basin at the base of the driveway to manage runoff. A Multi-Habitat Planning Area boundary adjustment will revise the designated land by removing 0.31 acre and adding 0.86 acre, effectively expanding the protected area netting a gain of 0.55 acre. The initiative is being pursued under a Site Development Permit and is part of broader efforts to enhance accessibility and environmental stewardship in the historic park setting. The City of San Diego is managing this project through its designated office in California, with Nancy Graham serving as Program Manager and Jamie Kennedy as Senior Planner, both reachable via provided contact information. The contract opportunity was posted on June 2, 2026, and is classified as a forecast indicating future intent for procurement rather than an active solicitation. The place of performance is clearly defined as San Diego, California, with the zip code 92101, and all work will be executed in compliance with ADA standards and local environmental regulations. While the solicitation number, NAICS code, and set-aside details are not yet specified, the project reflects a commitment to infrastructure upgrades that support public access and ecological balance within a culturally significant location.