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Tidelands Use and Occupancy Permit to ABM for Parking and Shuttle Operations at Elbow Lot on Harbor Island Drive

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The San Diego Unified Port District has issued a Tidelands Use and Occupancy Permit to ABM Industry Groups, LLC, authorizing the operation of a parking and shuttle facility on approximately 277,456 square feet of tidelands located north-easterly of the neck of Harbor Island Drive and adjacent to 1380 Harbor Island Drive in San Diego, California. This area has been used for employee and contractor parking since 2021 and will continue to serve exclusively as a park-and-shuttle lot for cruise passengers, visitors, event attendees, and the general public, with no other uses permitted without prior written approval from the Port District’s Executive Director. ABM is prohibited from advertising or selling parking with shuttle service to the San Diego International Airport and must restrict all signage to logo and directional signs at the north and south gates, with pricing information displayed only at the south entrance. The north gate serves as the sole exit for shuttle and public vehicles, while the south-easterly entrance is the only public ingress point. The permit requires strict adherence to all applicable state and local laws, particularly those governing stormwater management and hazardous material handling, and is categorized as exempt under CEQA Section 15301 due to its consistent use of pre-existing facilities without expansion. Administrative fees totaling $100 were paid for CEQA filing and county document processing, but no contract value or line-item pricing structure exists, as this is a land use permit, not a services or supply contract. Either party may terminate the agreement with 90 days’ written notice without cause, and operational oversight is managed by the Port District’s Assistant Planner, Justin Huitema, while ABM’s Branch Manager, Adam Kellner, serves as the primary point of contact. No federal contracting clauses, FAR provisions, or electronic invoicing systems apply; payments are processed manually through the San Diego County Clerk’s Office using state-issued receipts.

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ABM operates parking and shuttle facility on 277,456 sq ft tidelands, restricted to public cruise access, no airport advertising, 90-day termination notice.

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California → San Diego Unified Port District

NAICS

812930 - Parking Lots and GaragesView NAICS

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San Diego, CA

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2025-075-TUOP to ABM for Parking and Shuttle Operations at Elbow Lot on HID NOE

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AgencyCalifornia → San Diego Unified Port District
Contacts2 people available
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California → San Diego Unified Port District
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Justin HuitemaAssistant Planner
Adam KellnerBranch Manager

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The proposed project is a Tidelands Use and Occupancy Permit (TUOP) to ABM Industry Groups, LLC (Tenant) for their use of approximately 277,456 square feet of land area located north-easterly of the neck of Harbor Island Drive and adjacent easterly to 1380 Harbor Island Drive in the City of San Diego, California. Currently, the area proposed for use under this TUOP has been used for parking for Airport employees, authorized agents and contractors since 2021. The area proposed for use under this TUOP would be used only and exclusively for the purpose of a parking lot for park-and-shuttle operations including cruise parking, visitor parking, event parking and general public parking and for no other purpose whatsoever without the prior written consent of the Executive Director of the San Diego Unified Port District in each instance. Tenant would be prohibited from selling or advertising parking with shuttle service to the San Diego Airport. Tenant would utilize the south-easterly entrance off Harbor Island Drive as the public entrance to the parking lot and the north gate located at the north-westerly end of the Premises located directly across from the adjacent hotel at 1380 Harbor Island Drive as the exit for the parking lot shuttle and the public vehicles. Any future proposed signage would be limited to logo signs at the north and south gates and a directional sign at the north gate that directs vehicles to the south entrance gate. Tenant shall only post rates at the south-easterly entrance gate to the parking lot. No pricing signs would be permitted at the north-westerly gate of the lot or anywhere visible from Harbor Island Drive directly adjacent from the hotel located at 1380 Harbor Island Drive. The Tenant would be responsible for compliance with all laws and regulations associated with the activities on or in connection with the above-described premises, and in all uses thereof, including those regulating stormwater and hazardous materials. The TUOP may be terminated by Executive Director of District or their duly authorized representative or Tenant as a matter of right and without cause at any time upon the giving of 90 days notice in writing to the other party of such termination.

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