San Diego Municipal Code § 52.25 Pedestrian Tunnel — Loitering in Prohibited

It shall be unlawful for any person to loiter in or about any public pedestrian tunnel or underground passageway. (Amended 12–22–1953 by O–5893 N.S.)

The City Manager is authorized to cause any public pedestrian tunnel or underground passage way situated within three hundred (300) feet of any public school or playground to be fitted with a strong door or gate capable of being securely locked in a closed position, and which door or gate, when closed, shall completely close and bar such tunnel so that no person may enter therein. (Amended 12–22–1953 by O–5893 N.S.)

That the Police Department of The City of San Diego, or some person or persons designated for that purpose by the City Manager, shall cause each of said doors or gates to be securely closed and locked after sunset of each day, and shall cause each such door or gate to remain securely closed and locked until sunrise of the following day. (“Same — Locking Tunnels” incorp. 1–22–1952 by O–5046 N.S., contained in O-2950 N.S. adopted 3–6–1945.)

Ch. Art. Div. 5 2 0 2

San Diego Municipal Code Chapter 5: Public Safety, Morals and Welfare (12-2021)