We have several properties available throughout our transit system available for joint development opportunities. Integrating your development with the San Diego transit system offers a unique opportunity to help the region meet community plan goals and reduce the community impact on the environment.
Contact
Sean Myott
Manager of Real Estate Assets
1255 Imperial Avenue, Ste. 1000
San Diego, CA 92101-7490
619.595.4903
email: sean.myott@sdmts.com
Public Notice
MTS has received an unsolicited proposal to develop a revenue-generating structure at its Copley Park Division.
MTS Board Policy 18, “Joint Development Program” requires any unsolicited development proposals received by MTS to be publicly noticed to allow for other development interests to submit a competing proposal within 30 days for consideration by the MTS Board of Directors.
This notice, as of January 13, 2025, is to alert interested parties that MTS will accept additional proposals for 30 days of this notice for consideration.
Proposals can be submitted to MTS, directed to Sean Myott, Manager of Real Estate Assets at sean.myott@sdmts.com.
About Copley Park
The Copley Park Division in Kearny Mesa is part of the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) bus system, which includes approximately 150 vehicles including minibuses, paratransit, and wheelchair accessible minivans, and facilities used by the division and contractors. Some bus routes that operate out of the Copley Park Division include:
14, 18, 25, 83, 84, 833, 838, 944, 945, and 945A.
MTS also offers a paratransit service called MTS Access that operates out of this facility.
Address:
7490 Copley Park Pl.
San Diego, CA 92111
Project Description:
Currently there are two existing 30’ 2-sided freeway signs adjacent to the SR-52 freeway. Both structures are in good working condition. Both structures do not have advertising or MTS-related messaging on them.
MTS has the following goals for the existing structures or potentially new structure(s):
- Generate revenue through commercial advertising
- Commit to a long-term agreement for a sustainable source of non-fare revenue
- Display important transit information to viewers
- Display emergency and public safety messages
- Display Public Service Announcements
- Comply with all applicable state and federal requirements such as the Outdoor Advertising Act and the Federal Highway Beautification Act
