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The following is a list of construction projects in San Francisco and other Bay Area regions that may affect your neighborhood. Choose a location from the District Map or list of other Bay Area cities below.
Click on a SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT above to review construction in your area.
Areas outside of San Francisco are linked below.
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San Andreas No. 3 Pipeline Installation
Preliminary potholing will commence in early September, please see the attached 30-day public notice.
San Pedro Valve Lot Improvements
Finished structure steel, roofing and drainage. On schedule and is expected to complete in early November 2009.
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The project crew has received delivery of 60", 42", and 36" valves with actuators at the Roselle site. As we await further deliveries - including pipe segments, our team will be coordinating the off-loading, storage and inspection of these components in advance of assembly and installation.
If you would like further information or if you have any questions, please contact Espe Greenwood at egreenwood@sfwater.org or www.sfwater.org/sanjoaquin/.
There is no construction in the area at this time.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
Baden Valve Lot Improvements
Contractor is currently working on new valves,valve lot foundation improvements and concrete work. On schedule and is expected to complete in Spring 2011
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SCADA (Water Monitoring System Cabinet) - 45th Avenue & Cabrillo
Update on the project
Installation of the SCADA Water Monitoring System Cabinet at 45th Avenue and Cabrillo on March 12, 2010. Installation of the water monitoring system cabinet is a two-step process.
STEP 1 - On March 12, 2010: Site preparation and street/sidewalk excavation; temporary removal of parking; restoration of sidewalk/street. Residents can expect some noise from the use of equipment. This step will take approximately 1-2 weeks. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED
STEP 2 – Cabinet will be installed as it arrives from the manufacturer. Final installation is anticipated to take 1-2 days. Advance notification will be sent. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED - ONLY TESTING OF EQUIPMENT REMAINS
Depending on location, some minor traffic rerouting may occur. We anticipate small work crews on site.
Workdays & Hours
Monday – Friday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM - No construction will occur outside of these posted hours without advanced written notice.
The SCADA system will improve the monitoring of the water system and reduce the risks associated with unplanned water service outages. The cabinets will contain the best available technology and state-of-the-art instrumentation to improve water system reliability.
For more information, contact Robert Lopez at (415) 554-3286 or via email at rlopez@sfwater.org. During after hours and weekends, please call (415) 550-4911 or 311.
DISTRICT 2
COW HOLLOW/PACIFIC HEIGHTS
SCADA (Water Monitoring System Cabinet) - Scott at Green
Update on the project
Installation of the SCADA Water Monitoring System Cabinet at Scott and Green on March 12, 2010. Installation of the water monitoring system cabinet is a two-step process.
STEP 1 - On March 12, 2010: Site preparation and street/sidewalk excavation; temporary removal of parking; restoration of sidewalk/street. Residents can expect some noise from the use of equipment. This step will take approximately 1-2 weeks. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED
STEP 2 – Cabinet will be installed as it arrives from the manufacturer. Final installation is anticipated to take 1-2 days. Advance notification will be sent. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED - ONLY TESTING OF EQUIPMENT REMAINS
Depending on location, some minor traffic rerouting may occur. We anticipate small work crews on site.
Workdays & Hours
Monday – Friday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM - No construction will occur outside of these posted hours without advanced written notice.
The SCADA system will improve the monitoring of the water system and reduce the risks associated with unplanned water service outages. The cabinets will contain the best available technology and state-of-the-art instrumentation to improve water system reliability.
For more information, contact Robert Lopez at (415) 554-3286 or via email at rlopez@sfwater.org. During after hours and weekends, please call (415) 550-4911 or 311.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS
New Water Main Installation -
J. Flores Construction, Inc., the contratcor working for the San Francisco Pubic Utilities Commission (SFPUC) has begun construction of an 8-inch ductile iron main on July 28, 2010. Construction starts at Scott and Post streets and is expected to finish in December, 2010. During construction, water supply to the residents will not be interrutped. The work will be conducted in three stages: 1) Trench and install pipe; 2) Service connections to properties; and 3) Paving of streets in segments.
Parking
* No-parking signs are posted in areas where the contractor is working. If there is no work by noon, public parking is permitted.
* Residents in the construction area will continue to have access to their garages, although there may be temporary delays.
Work hours - 8 am to 6 pm Monday to Friday.
For more information, contact Lolita Sweet at (415) 551-4394, or lsweet@sfwater.org. After hours and weekends call 415-550-4911. For comment, visit our blog at sfwater.org/district2.
New Water Main Installation at:
Shaw Pipeline Construction, Inc. the contractor working for the San Francisco Pubic Utilities Commission (SFPUC) has begun construction of an 8-inch ductile iron main on June, 2010. Construction starts at Laguna and
Parking
* No-parking signs are posted in areas where the contractor is working. If there is no work by noon, public parking is permitted.
* Residents in the construction area will continue to have access to their garages, although there may be temporary delays.
Work hours - 8 am to 6 pm Monday to Friday.
For more information, contact Lolita Sweet at (415) 551-4394, or lsweet@sfwater.org. After hours and weekends call 415-550-4911. For comment, visit our blog at sfwater.org/district2.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS
New Water Main Installation -
M Squared Construction, Inc., the contratcor working for the San Francisco Pubic Utilities Commission (SFPUC) has begun construction of an 8-inch ductile iron main in late April, 2010. Construction starts at Vallejo and Broderick streets and is expected to finish in December, 2010. During construction, water supply to the residents will not be interrutped. The work will be conducted in three stages: 1) Trench and install pipe; 2) Service connections to properties; and 3) Paving of streets in segments.
Parking
* No-parking signs are posted in areas where the contractor is working. If there is no work by noon, public parking is permitted.
* Residents in the construction area will continue to have access to their garages, although there may be temporary delays.
Work hours - 8 am to 6 pm Monday to Friday.
For more information, contact Lolita Sweet at (415) 551-4394, or lsweet@sfwater.org. After hours and weekends call 415-550-4911. For comment, visit our blog at sfwater.org/district2.
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NORTH BEACH/MARINA/JAPANTOWN
Laguna Street between Greenwich and Bay; Sutter and Union
The San Francisco Water Department (SFWD) has copmpleted replacing the 4 and 6-inch water mains between Sutter and California streets on Thursday, December 17th, 2009. Final repaving will be scheduled for February, 2010. The purpose of this work is to improve the water supply services in the area. The rest of the project will be put to contract bidding at a later date.
For more information, call Bill Teahan (415) 550-4949 or bteahan@sfwater.org. After hours and weekends call 415-550-4911.
NORTH OF MARKET
North Shore Force Main Sewer Improvement Project
Following intensive review of the technical issues, including the potential need for trenchless (underground) work in some areas due to substantial utility conflicts, and in order to avoid further additional costs without more in-depth cost-benefit analysis, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) has decided to put the project on hold.
We are currently looking into a number of options to find the best method of construction with the least amount of disruption and with less impact on the budget. Our engineers are working with utility companies to devise a new plan and design for the work needed. Information will be provided as details become available.
Our contractor will be demobilizing, cleaning out the work area and restoring all the potholes along Drumm and Spear streets through August 2010.
The SFPUC appreciates the support of all residents and businesses throughout the whole pre-construction phase.
There is no construction in the area at this time.
New Water Main Installation on
The San Francisco Water Department (SFWD) will be replacing the 4-inch water main on Linden Street from Octavia Street to Gough Street. The purpose of this work is to upgrade infrastructure prior to street improvement work by DPW. Construction duration and the limits of work are as follows:
Construction will begin as early as April 12, 2010. The work includes Replacing 4-inch steel water main with new 6-inch ductile iron water main. In addition, the wastewater Enterprise will be installing new man holes and catch basins.
The target completion date has been extended to September, 2010.
Traffic and Parking: Parking restriction signs will be posted in the affected area. Please see signs for details. If no construction takes place by noon, public parking is permitted.
Work Hours: Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For more information, contact Lolita Sweet at (415) 551-4394 or lsweet@sfwater.org. After hours and weekends call (415) 550-4911
SOUTH OF MARKET
Channel Pump Station Odor Control and Facility Improvement Project
The construction work for this project began in September 2008 and is expected to be completed in December 2009. The project will reduce wastewater odors in the Mission Bay neighborhood and improve the reliability of the pump station.
For more information, contact Kenya Briggs at (415) 554-0715 or kbriggs@sfwater.org.
AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY: (415) 648-6882, EXT. 1300
SOUTH OF MARKET
North Shore Force Main Sewer Improvement Project
Following intensive review of the technical issues, including the potential need for trenchless (underground) work in some areas due to substantial utility conflicts, and in order to avoid further additional costs without more in-depth cost-benefit analysis, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) has decided to put the project on hold.
We are currently looking into a number of options to find the best method of construction with the least amount of disruption and with less impact on the budget. Our engineers are working with utility companies to devise a new plan and design for the work needed. Information will be provided as details become available.
Our contractor will be demobilizing, cleaning out the work area and restoring all the potholes along Drumm and Spear streets through August 2010.
The SFPUC appreciates the support of all residents and businesses throughout the whole pre-construction phase.
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RETROFIT FOREST HILL PUMP STATION
Construction work at the site is anticipated to begin in early 2011 and finish by summer 2012. Construction is anticipated to be Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. unless otherwise specified.
Need more information? Contact Lolita Sweet at (415) 551-4394 or via email at lsweet@sfwater.org
MERCED MANOR/ PARKSIDE
San Andreas No. 3 Pipeline Installation
A construction crew will be working through the night to reinforce the street at the intersection of Junipero Serra Boulevard and Holloway Avenue. To avoid a potential safety hazard for both motorists and pedestrians, crews will work on this area until it is safely repaired. Additional police will be assigned to direct traffic at the intersection, and the westbound lane of Holloway Avenue has been closed to motorists until further notice. The SFPUC contractor is completing a drinking water pipeline installation and backfilling the trench at this location. If you have any comments or questions about the project, please contact Alison Kastama at SFPUC Communications at (415) 554-0712. 24 hours: (415) 334-4007
Lake Merced Pump Station Essential Upgrade
The SFPUC has begun construction work at the Lake Merced Pump Station near Brotherhood Way and Lake Merced Boulevard last month. This pump station supplies water to the Sunset and Sutro reservoirs, which in turn supplies other regions within the City. The continual operation of this facility is critical to the delivery of water to about 60% of San Francisco.
The new facility will consist of two new structures - a new pump building and an electrical utility building, each approximately 8,000 square feet. Due to new seismic standards, American Disability Act requirements, changes in current building codes and regulations, the size of the structure will increase.
New piping entering and leaving the station will be fitted with flexible joints that will allow movement, and prevent rupture during seismic events.
Work Hours : Monday to 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
To comment or request more information about this project, please contact Michelle Liapes, SFPUC Communications at (415) 554-3211 or mliapes@sfwater.org
UPPER MARKET/NOE VALLEY/CASTRO
New Water Main Installation on Dolores Street (from 21st to 25th)
P & J Utility Company, the contractor working for the the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) and the Department of Public Works (DPW) will begin installation of a new water main pipe replacing the old 8-inch water on Dolores Street from to 21st to 25th beginning the week of September 27, 2010. The purpose of this work is to improve water distribution in the neighborhood.
Construction duration and the limits of work are as follows:
The target completion date for the work is December 19, 2010. Street improvement work including pavement restoration work and possibly some curb ramps will be scheduled after water main pipes are installed.
Traffic and Parking: Parking restriction signs will be posted in the affected area. Please see signs for details. If no construction takes place by noon, public parking is permitted.
Work Hours: Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For more information, contact Robert Lopez at (415) 554-3286 or rlopez@sfwater.org. After hours and weekends call (415) 550-4911
Vista Francisco Pump Station Upgrade Project (Crestline Drive near Burnett Avenue)
Crews continue making progress on the new facility and have have completed just over 85% of this project.
For more information, contact Robert Lopez at (415) 554-3286 or rlopez@sfwater.org or visit sfwater.org/wsip and click projects
SCADA (Water Monitoring System Cabinet) - San Jose at Dolores
Update on the project
Installation of the SCADA Water Monitoring System Cabinet at San Jose at Dolores on February 24, 2010. Installation of the water monitoring system cabinet is a two-step process.
STEP 1 - On February 24, 2010: Site preparation and street/sidewalk excavation; temporary removal of parking; restoration of sidewalk/street. Residents can expect some noise from the use of equipment. This step will take approximately 1-2 weeks. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED
STEP 2 – Cabinet will be installed as it arrives from the manufacturer. Final installation is anticipated to take 1-2 days. Advance notification will be sent. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED - ONLY TESTING OF EQUIPMENT REMAINS
Depending on location, some minor traffic rerouting may occur. We anticipate small work crews on site.
Workdays & Hours
Monday – Friday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM - No construction will occur outside of these posted hours without advanced written notice.
The SCADA system will improve the monitoring of the water system and reduce the risks associated with unplanned water service outages. The cabinets will contain the best available technology and state-of-the-art instrumentation to improve water system reliability.
For more information, contact Robert Lopez at (415) 554-3286 or via email at rlopez@sfwater.org. During after hours and weekends, please call (415) 550-4911 or 311.
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DISTRICT 9
BERNAL HEIGHTS
New Water Main Installation on Cortland Avenue(from Coleridge Street to Mission Street)
The San Francisco Water Department (SFWD) will be replacing the 22-inch water main on Cortland Avenue from Coleridge Street to Mission Street. The purpose of this work is to improve the water distribution system from College Hill Reservoir.
Construction duration and the limits of work are as follows:
Construction will began as early as February 2, 2010. The work includes replacing 22-inch steel water main with new 24-inch ductile iron water main.
The target completion date for the work has been extended to October 2, 2010. Water main work has been completed and only final connections and street restoration remain.
Traffic and Parking: Parking restriction signs will be posted in the affected area. Please see signs for details. If no construction takes place by noon, public parking is permitted.
Work Hours: Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For more information, contact Lolita Sweet at (415) 551-4394 or lsweet@sfwater.org. After hours and weekends call (415) 550-4911
Mission District, Lower Bernal Heights, Cesar Chavez
Cesar Chavez Sewer and Streetscape Improvements
After several years of coordination, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) and the San Francisco Department of Public Works (DPW) are taking the lead in implementing various sewer and streetscape improvements on the Cesar Chavez corridor. These improvements will be implemented through two phases of construction: Phase 1 "Sewer Improvements" and Phase 2 "Streetscape Improvements." The two phases of construction work will be led by the SFPUC and DPW, and are coordinated between other City agencies, including the Planning Department (Planning), and San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA).
For more information on Phase 1, Sewer Improvements, please contact Idil Bereket at the SFPUC at ibereket@sfwater.org or 415-554-0741. For information on Phase 2, Streetscape Improvements, please contact Kris Opbroek at the San Francisco Department of Public Works (SFDPW), Project Management Group at Kris.Opbroek@sfdpw.org or 415-558-4045.
New Water Main Installation on 21st Street (from Mission Street to Potrero Avenue) and Hampshire Street (from 18th to 22nd)
M Squared Construction, the contractor working for the the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) will begin replacing the old 8-inch water main on 21st Street from to Mission Street to Potrero Avenue and Hampshire Street between 18th & 22nd beginning the week of July 19, 2010. The purpose of this work is to improve water distribution in the Mission District.
Construction duration and the limits of work are as follows:
Construction gas begun. Crews are working at various locations on 21st between Capp & Harrison.
The target completion date for the work has been extended to December 19, 2010. Street improvement work including pavement restoration work and possibly some curb ramps will be scheduled after water main pipes are installed.
Traffic and Parking: Parking restriction signs will be posted in the affected area. Please see signs for details. If no construction takes place by noon, public parking is permitted.
Work Hours: Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For more information, contact Robert Lopez at (415) 554-3286 or rlopez@sfwater.org. After hours and weekends call (415) 550-4911
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PORTOLA DISTRICT
University Mound Reservoir - North Basin Seismic Upgrade
Update on the project
In late August 2009, S.J. Amoroso Construction Company will commence construction activity at the University Mound North Basin Reservoir, located at University and Felton streets in the Portola District. The initial work will include closing Bacon Street (between University and Bowdoin streets) to set up the staging area for construction equipment and the installation of temporary fencing. Also to minimize traffic impacts to surrounding streets, this portion of Bacon Street will be closed to traffic and will remain closed for the next 24 months.
For more information, contact Lolita Sweet at (415) 551-4394 or via email at lsweet@sfwater.org. During after hours and weekends, please call (415) 559-1763 or 311.
Tree removal project
One tree on SFPUC property is scheduled to be removed to accommodate installing a pipeline is expected to be complete by July 31. Please be advised that during tree removal increased noise levels of equipment may occur. Traffic and Parking impacts on South side of Felton Street between Dartmouth Street and Bowdoin Street only. Felton Street and driveway will be accessible to all residents. For more information, contact Lolita Sweet at (415) 551-4394 or via email at lsweet@sfwater.org.
BAYVIEW DISTRICT
SCADA (Water Monitoring System Cabinet) - Williams & Mendell
Update on the project
Installation of the SCADA Water Monitoring System Cabinet at Williams & Mendell began the week of February 8, 2010. Installation of the water monitoring system cabinet is a two-step process.
STEP 1 - Week of February 8, 2010: Site preparation and street/sidewalk excavation; temporary removal of parking; restoration of sidewalk/street. Residents can expect some noise from the use of equipment. This step will take approximately 1-2 weeks. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED
STEP 2 – Cabinet will be installed as it arrives from the manufacturer. Final installation is anticipated to take 1-2 days. Advance notification will be sent. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED - ONLY TESTING OF EQUIPMENT REMAINS
Depending on location, some minor traffic rerouting may occur. We anticipate small work crews on site.
Workdays & Hours
Monday – Friday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM - No construction will occur outside of these posted hours without advanced written notice.
The SCADA system will improve the monitoring of the water system and reduce the risks associated with unplanned water service outages. The cabinets will contain the best available technology and state-of-the-art instrumentation to improve water system reliability.
For more information, contact Robert Lopez at (415) 554-3286 or via email at rlopez@sfwater.org. During after hours and weekends, please call (415) 550-4911 or 311.
SCADA (Water Monitoring System Cabinet) - Palou & Lane
Update on the project
Installation of the SCADA Water Monitoring System Cabinet at Palou & Lane began on February 12, 2010. Installation of the water monitoring system cabinet is a two-step process.
STEP 1 - On February 12, 2010: Site preparation and street/sidewalk excavation; temporary removal of parking; restoration of sidewalk/street. Residents can expect some noise from the use of equipment. This step will take approximately 1-2 weeks. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED
STEP 2 – Cabinet will be installed as it arrives from the manufacturer. Final installation is anticipated to take 1-2 days. Advance notification will be sent. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED - ONLY TESTING OF EQUIPMENT REMAINS
Depending on location, some minor traffic rerouting may occur. We anticipate small work crews on site.
Workdays & Hours
Monday – Friday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM - No construction will occur outside of these posted hours without advanced written notice.
The SCADA system will improve the monitoring of the water system and reduce the risks associated with unplanned water service outages. The cabinets will contain the best available technology and state-of-the-art instrumentation to improve water system reliability.
For more information, contact Robert Lopez at (415) 554-3286 or via email at rlopez@sfwater.org. During after hours and weekends, please call (415) 550-4911 or 311.
SCADA (Water Monitoring System Cabinet) - Jamestown & Jennings
Update on the project
Installation of the SCADA Water Monitoring System Cabinet at Jamestown & Jennings began on February 18, 2010. Installation of the water monitoring system cabinet is a two-step process.
STEP 1 - On February 18, 2010: Site preparation and street/sidewalk excavation; temporary removal of parking; restoration of sidewalk/street. Residents can expect some noise from the use of equipment. This step will take approximately 1-2 weeks. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED
STEP 2 – Cabinet will be installed as it arrives from the manufacturer. Final installation is anticipated to take 1-2 days. Advance notification will be sent. THIS WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED - ONLY TESTING OF EQUIPMENT REMAINS
Depending on location, some minor traffic rerouting may occur. We anticipate small work crews on site.
Workdays & Hours
Monday – Friday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM - No construction will occur outside of these posted hours without advanced written notice.
The SCADA system will improve the monitoring of the water system and reduce the risks associated with unplanned water service outages. The cabinets will contain the best available technology and state-of-the-art instrumentation to improve water system reliability.
For more information, contact Robert Lopez at (415) 554-3286 or via email at rlopez@sfwater.org. During after hours and weekends, please call (415) 550-4911 or 311.
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There is no construction in the area at this time.
The New Crystal Springs Bypass Tunnel project is taking place along Polhemus Road and on Crystal Springs Road at Polhemus Road. Residents may see some construction work from the road. For more information on the project, visit http://sfwater.org/peninsula or call 650-212-0165 or email newcstunnel@sfwater.org.
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SANTA CLARA
Crews completed work on the 90 inch pipeline and are currently testing for operational use. When completed work will commence on the 72 inch pipe.
For more information on the project, visit sfwater.org/ulistac or call 650-212-0165 or email baydivision@sfwater.org.
There is no construction in the area at this time.
Baden Valve Lot Improvements Project. See blog: www.sfwater.org/peninsula for updates.
There is no construction in the area at this time.
There is no construction in the area at this time.
