San Diego, California · Project encyclopedia
Find upcoming development and work underway. Every project keeps a permanent source-backed article and full history.
Original owner records reviewed 30 October 2026. This is an initial curated collection, not an exhaustive project register.
Selected dated project-owner milestones; this is not a live feed or confirmation that work happened today.
City confirmed the Ocean Beach Pier replacement remains in environmental assessment and permitting rather than an active construction contract. Estimated project cost is $170m–$190m with only part of the funding identified.
2026 · Original sourceAirport Transit ConnectionSANDAG reports completion of a 2026 concept-study addendum.
Search 11 curated current project records, or open the historical archive.
11 current projects
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7 selected projects
Planned, reviewed, approved or tendered. Forecast dates are not evidence that construction started.
San Diego proposes replacing its storm-damaged, closed Ocean Beach Pier after structural assessments found major rehabilitation impractical.
August 2026: City confirmed the Ocean Beach Pier replacement remains in environmental assessment and permitting rather than an active construction contract. Estimated project cost is $170m–$190m with only part of the funding identified.
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View permanent record ↗Potential higher-quality transit links to San Diego International Airport.
2026: SANDAG reports completion of a 2026 concept-study addendum.
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View permanent record ↗Proposed replacement or expanded library service for the Oak Park neighbourhood.
Fiscal year 2026: City budget identifies allocation to design and construction of a new Oak Park library.
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View permanent record ↗New three-bay fire station of approximately 11,500 square feet.
2026: City project profile describes the station in the bid-and-award phase.
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View permanent record ↗Proposed 4,300-square-foot expansion and rehabilitation of existing branch.
2025: City project profile lists a design-build award target in winter 2025.
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View permanent record ↗Approved plan for habitat restoration, public recreation and accessible visitor accommodation.
14 May 2024: City Council approved master plan amendment and certified the environmental document.
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View permanent record ↗Rehabilitation plan for the historic former Logan Heights library building.
15 November–15 December 2024: City held a public survey on potential future uses of the former branch building.
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View permanent record ↗4 selected projects
Works that project owners identify as under construction; not a live on-site report.
Programme to produce approximately 30 million gallons of purified water each day.
2026: City lists twelve construction projects contributing to the Phase 1 programme.
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View permanent record ↗The Morena Pump Station will divert around 32 million gallons of wastewater daily to North City's treatment and purification system, a key part of Pure Water San Diego.
29 August 2026: The City listed a 29 August 2026 reopening notice for Friars Road's eastbound lane following underground works, restoring two-way movements while station construction continued.
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View permanent record ↗Advanced treatment plant and associated pumping to supply Miramar Reservoir.
2026: City lists the North City treatment facility and associated pump station in Phase 1.
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View permanent record ↗Upsizing and replacement of more than 4,000 feet of trunk sewer.
2026: City project page describes phased sewer works and active traffic management impacts.
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View permanent record ↗Historical project records are preserved for research without crowding the current-project funnel.
San Diego historical archive · 1 recordsVerified openings and completions, with original evidence and permanent articles.
Open archive ↗Selected projects located in the City of San Diego. Pure Water programme and separately identifiable capital packages are cross-referenced, not treated as unrelated programmes. Confidence percentages are editorial, not calibrated. Project pages distinguish source dates, forecast dates and research checks.
