The Otay Mesa Community planning area is a dynamic and rapidly developing area of the City of San Diego. The area is bounded by the Otay River Valley and the City of Chula Vista on the north, the International Border on the south, Interstate 805 on the west, and the County of San Diego on the east. It is envisioned that Otay Mesa will be a major employment center and home to a future population of 32,000 residents. Presently, the Otay Mesa Community Plan, adopted in 1981, is being updated. The intent of the update is to establish a framework for future development that will raise the standard of expectations for Otay Mesa.

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The following links are to an RFP being distributed by Purchasing and Contracting.

Otay Mesa Truck Route Phase IV Britannia Blvd. to Drucker Lane Project Reference Documents in RFP Advertisement for Consultant Services

• Overall Project Location Map (PDF)
• Project Study Report – Otay Mesa POE Truck Facilities, Britannia Blvd. to U.S. Customs House, October 31, 2003 (PDF: 2.4M)
• Preliminary Environmental Study (Caltrans PES) signed 7-7-09 (PDF: 1.14M)
• Improvement Drawings 30262-D for the construction of the Southbound Truck Route Project, along La Media Road from the intersection of La Media Road and Siempre Viva Road to the secondary border fence and ease to Drucker Lane.  Construction completed on May 3, 2001 (PDF: 2M)
• Improvement Drawings 32555-D for the construction of the Otay Truck Route Widening Project, from Drucker Lane to the Port of Entry.  Construction is expected to begin in February, 2010 (PDF: 1.9M)
• Project Site Photos (PDF: 1.14M)

Links to RFP Advertisement

• Bid and Contract Opportunities: RFP Advertisement
• City Bulletin of Public Notices: RFP Advertisement