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SAN DIEGO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT – PROPOSED RUNWAY 9 DISPLACED THRESHOLD<br />

Table 3-6 (2 of 3)<br />

Past, Present, and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions in the Study Area<br />

PRESENT ACTIONS<br />

PROJECT NAME LOCATION DESCRIPTION CURRENT STATUS<br />

Pacific Highway Trunk Sewer<br />

Project<br />

Pacific Highway<br />

from Grape St. to<br />

Sassafras St.<br />

Install 496 linear feet of new 30-inch pipe and<br />

manholes on Grape Street from North Harbor Drive<br />

to Pacific Highway. Rehabilitate 4,630 linear feet of<br />

36-inch and 39-inch pipe in Pacific Highway and<br />

associated manholes from Grape Street to Sassafras<br />

Street by slip-lining the pipes with 30-inch HDPE<br />

pipe.<br />

Under construction<br />

(estimated to be<br />

completed in 2013).<br />

Residential Project Block 2E Mission Hills Utilities undergrounding program to underground<br />

30,743 linear ft. of utility lines.<br />

Trenching work<br />

completed in the<br />

summer of 2012. Street<br />

resurfacing estimated to<br />

be complete in 2013.<br />

Shelter Island/America’s Cup<br />

Harbor Redevelopment<br />

Shelter Island<br />

Area<br />

Development plans include three buildings, a 50-slip<br />

marina, a 16,000 sq. ft. park and shoreline<br />

promenade. The marina, park, pedestrian pier and<br />

recreation dock and dining facilities have been<br />

completed under Phase I.<br />

Currently undergoing<br />

Phase II development.<br />

Construct new parking<br />

structure and vehicle<br />

circulation serving Terminal 2<br />

SDIA<br />

New multi-level parking structure accommodating a<br />

departure curb on the second level adjacent to<br />

Terminal 2 to accommodate forecasted growth of<br />

passengers expected by 2015. The structure would<br />

be 5 levels, adding 3,700 new parking spaces, a<br />

departure curb, and a commercial vehicle curb for<br />

shuttles, buses, taxis and shared-ride vans.<br />

Project designed in<br />

2012; construction<br />

estimated to begin<br />

February 2013 and be<br />

completed by 2014.<br />

Rehabilitation of the Existing<br />

SDIA Runway 9 Medium<br />

Intensity Approach Lighting<br />

System with Runway<br />

Alignment Indicator Lights<br />

(MALSR)<br />

SDIA – MALSR<br />

environment and<br />

platforms<br />

(ground- and<br />

water-based) off<br />

the approach end<br />

of Runway 9<br />

Rehabilitation to maintain safety margins at the<br />

<strong>Airport</strong>, particularly during inclement weather, and<br />

to enhance safety of FAA maintenance technicians.<br />

Includes removing 6 timber piles, installing 6 new<br />

piles, replacing wooden platforms with wider<br />

platforms, providing new ladders and guardrails at<br />

the platforms, and replacing submarine<br />

power/control cables.<br />

Rehabilitation started in<br />

2012.<br />

North Embarcadero Port<br />

Master Plan: Grape Street<br />

Block<br />

From Laurel<br />

Street/Harbor<br />

Drive to G Street<br />

Mole Park<br />

Future development of the North Embarcadero<br />

waterfront. Grape Street block features: Mixed use<br />

parking facility that could include a hostel, parking,<br />

retail, restaurant, office and cultural uses.<br />

Master Plan undergoing<br />

amendments,<br />

Environmental Impact<br />

Report (EIR) in progress.<br />

Harbor Drive Pipelines<br />

Replacement Project<br />

Midway/North<br />

Bay and Peninsula<br />

Communities<br />

Planning Areas<br />

This project will replace two sixteen-inch diameter<br />

water mains with new sixteen-inch polyvinyl chloride<br />

(PVC) water mains. It will replace 4.4 miles of cast<br />

iron pipelines that have reached the end of their<br />

useful life. The new PVC water mains will be<br />

installed using open trench construction methods in<br />

public streets and roadways.<br />

Construction began in<br />

summer 2012 and is<br />

estimated to be<br />

completed by summer<br />

2013.<br />

<strong>San</strong> <strong>Diego</strong> County Park<br />

Along North<br />

Harbor Drive<br />

between Ash St.<br />

and Grape St.<br />

This county park will be located along North Harbor<br />

Drive and required the demolition of the J.B. Askew<br />

Building.<br />

Scheduled for<br />

completion in 2013.<br />

<strong>Draft</strong> <strong>EA</strong><br />

Affected Environment<br />

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