The project will include public art from Los Angeles-based Ball-Nogues Studio for the three light wells and Mark A. For now, the authority is saying it will be “open for summer travel in 2018.” (SD County Regional Airport Authority)Īirport spokeswoman Rebecca Bloomfield said a formal groundbreaking will be held in September and construction is projected to last about 20 months. This rendering shows one of the pedestrian access points in the new Terminal 2 Parking Plaza garage. The project architect is Watry Design, a San Jose-based firm that has designed more than 1,000 parking garages in the western U.S., and the general contractor is Swinerton Builders.
The board put off the decision and staff later recommended a scaled-down garage based on revised usage projections.īolton said view corridors will remain from the second level departure areas of Terminal 2. There were other objections to blocking views of the bay. But then-Councilman Kevin Faulconer and other critics objected, saying it would add further congestion on Harbor Drive. The airport board first considered a terminal master plan in 2008 that included a 5,000-space, five-story garage estimated at $196 million. Information on the garage and parking is available online at. However, once construction begins on replacing Terminal 1 in the next few years, some of that terminal’s 1,195 spaces will be taken up with construction equipment. During construction, the total available spaces will drop to 2,390 and after construction, the total will stand at 5,291 - a net 1,657-space increase. The airport currently operates three lots immediately adjacent to the terminals with 3,634 public spaces.
Terminal 1 and 2 valet and curbside dropoff at $40 per day.Economy lot at Pacific Highway and Washington Street at $13 per day.
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Terminal 2’s lot will be cleared of all but 83 of its 1,327 spaces and motorists will be directed to four other airport lots plus valet service: “We would use the technology to guide you to one of the open spaces.” “We won’t actually assign a space with a number,” Bolton said. When they arrive at the garage and enter an access code, users will be guided to an empty space and when they return to retrieve their car, the app will help them locate it. Using a smart-phone app, visitors will be able to reserve and pay for spaces in advance. The airport’s fiscal 2017 budget projects parking revenues at $40.6 million.īob Bolton, the airport’s director of design and construction, said the new garage, the first of its kind in San Diego County, will be outfitted with high-tech sensors. The project will be largely financed from parking revenues and some concession income. The 2,901-space, three-story Parking Plaza will be built over the next two years and open sometime in the summer of 2018. 6 to make way for a $127.8 million parking garage, the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority will announce Wednesday. Most of the Lindbergh Field’s Terminal 2 parking lot will close Aug.
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