License Agreement Between the County of San Diego and City of Coronado

The County of San Diego and the City of Coronado have entered into a five-year license agreement permitting the City of Coronado to use the existing San Diego Emergency Vehicle Operations Center for emergency vehicle training and meetings. The facility includes 40 acres of land with a driving course, street grid, and skills pad, along with 62,240 square feet of training structures and 170 parking spaces, all of which are to be used without expansion, modification, or alteration of current operations. The project has been determined to be categorically exempt from review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 15301, as it involves the use of existing facilities without new environmental impacts or unusual circumstances. The agreement is classified as a forecast, indicating it is a non-binding preliminary arrangement, and no contract value, pricing, or financial terms have been disclosed. The place of performance is clearly defined as 7361 Otay Mesa Road, San Diego, CA 92154, and the license term spans five years, though specific start and end dates are not provided. Marcus Lubich of the County of San Diego Department of General Services serves as the primary point of contact for project oversight, though he is not formally designated as a contracting officer’s representative or technical representative. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, payment instructions, invoicing protocols, accounting codes, or federal certifications are applicable or present, as the arrangement is a state-level intergovernmental agreement governed by local and environmental compliance procedures under CEQA, not federal procurement standards. There are no attachments, performance deliverables beyond facility use, inspection criteria, or special contractual requirements beyond the scope of licensing access to the existing infrastructure.