The east end of Spruance Road, which connects to the Terminal 2 airport roadway (see map below), has been closed to allow for underground utility work. The closure will also allow construction teams to realign Spruance Road, and create additional room for construction of the 460,000 square-foot addition to Terminal 2 and the dual-level roadway in front of the terminal.

To access airport roadways from Spruance Road, drivers will need to travel west on Spruance Road to McCain Road and use Harbor Drive.

Spruance Road will reopen and connect with airport roadways in the November timeframe, when the realignment is complete.

Questions or comments? E-mail us at greenbuild@san.org or call our construction hotline at 619-400-2288.

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The Green Build will bring a number of long-awaited upgrades to passengers traveling in and out of San Diego International Airport. As the largest improvement project in the airport's history, The Green Build will help meet the airport's current and future demand for travel, while improving customer service and serving as an economic stimulus for the San Diego region. Improvements include 10 new gates, a dual-level roadway in front of Terminal 2 to separate arriving and departing passengers and reduce curb front congestion, more security lanes, expanded waiting areas and more shopping and dining options. The Green Build, a $1 billion project, will create 1,000 jobs at peak construction. Travelers can expect to take advantage of the finished facilities in 2013.

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