About CIP
Infrastructure Needs
Each City asset-owning department maintains its own list of infrastructure needs. These needs include the construction, purchase, or major renovation of buildings, utility systems, and other facilities; in addition to land acquisition and roadway projects.
Is an Infrastructure Need the same as a Capital Improvement Program (CIP) project?
Infrastructure needs can vary in definition from a description of an existing infrastructure that is need of repair or upgrade to the need for new infrastructure where one does not currently exist. Each asset-owning department maintains a list of operations and maintenance needs to improve, repair, or upgrade its own infrastructure.
Some of these infrastructure needs are repairs to existing infrastructure, may be small in scale, and may be addressed through the asset owner’s maintenance activities. While other infrastructure needs (such as upgrades and needs for new facilities) require capital investment. These latter types are referred to as CIP projects
In order for infrastructure needs to be considered into the CIP, they must undergo a feasibility analysis for scoping and cost estimating and are eventually ranked against the other potential CIP’s. A CIP project is not officially a CIP project until the City Council approves adding it to the Capital Improvement Program Budget
What are the City’s current infrastructure needs?
City of San Diego Needs Lists Disclaimers (PDF) located below:
- Building Facilities Needs List (PDF)
- Storm Drains: Corrugated Metal Pipe Needs List (PDF)
- Interactive Pavement Condition Map: The map provides the Overall Condition Index for every section of roadway in the City of San Diego.
- Transportation Facilities Needs List (PDF)
- Parks & Recreation Facilities Needs List (PDF)
- Water Master (PDF)
- Sewer Municipal (PDF)
- Sewer Metropolitan (Participating Agencies) (PDF)
For questions, concerns, or suggestions about a department needs list, contact the department representative.
Development Services (and Code Enforcement)
Linda Pfeifer, Supervising Public Information Officer
619-687-5977, lpfeifer@sandiego.gov
Environmental Services Department
858-694-7000, trash@sandiego.gov
Fire Department (Fire-Rescue)
619-533-4300, sdfd@sandiego.gov
Library Department
Stephanie Gilbert, Senior Management Analyst
619-236-5889, sgilbert@sandiego.gov
Park & Recreation Department
Jim Winter, Project Officer II
619-235-5257, jwinter@sandiego.gov
Police Department
Andra Brown, Lieutenant
619-531-2675, aebrown@pd.sandiego.gov
Public Utilities Department (Water and Sewer)
619-525-3500, water@sandiego.gov
Public Works Department
619-533-4207, engineering@sandiego.gov
Transportation & Storm Water Department
Bill Harris, Supervising Public Information Officer
858-541-4354, billharris@sandiego.gov