ABOUT THE SOUTHEASTERN LIVE WELL CENTER
The County of San Diego plays a critical role in providing a variety of health and community services to promote the well-being of residents. The new Southeastern Live Well Center will provide a single stop for residents to get these services in a convenient and modern location. It will also serve as a hub for community meetings, educational opportunities, and workforce training. We are working closely with the community to develop the project, and your feedback is welcome.
For construction and architect questions please contact PCL Construction Services at SELWCOutreach@pcl.com or (858) 657-3400. For additional information about the project, visit the PCL Construction Services website. To learn more about the community art input tour consultant, please visit Leah's Creations.
*Multiple languages can be viewed by clicking the drop-down option of the FAQ, Services, and Poster documents.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
The County of San Diego is seeking proposals for the lease and operation of a refreshment cart located in the new Southeastern Live Well Center at 5121 Market Street.
Priority consideration is given to businesses in zip codes:
92102, 92113, 92114 and 92139
To Apply, visit: bit.ly/selwcrfp or scan the QR code on the flyer
Applications are due
February 24th, 2023, by 11:59 PM.
COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS
PCL is working closely with the community on the Southeastern Live Well Center.
CONSTRUCTION MILESTONE REACHED AT SOUTHEASTERN LIVE WELL CENTER
Crews hoisted a signed steel beam in a “topping off” ceremony at the Southeastern Live Well Center site on May 13, marking an exciting milestone for the $74 million project. Once complete, the center will become a social service hub with space for community meetings, educational opportunities and workforce training. The grand opening is scheduled for summer 2023.
Notice of Trail Closure October 7th, 2021, to Summer 2023:
Southeastern Live Well Center Trail Enhancements
The Chollas Creek Trail section located on the project site
will be closed during construction to connect the trail to the
Wellness and Meditation Garden and to Market St.
