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Essential Construction and Field Work Continues
We hope you and your loved ones are safe and staying connected during these challenging times. The SFPUC is focused on the health of our teams and continued delivery of our critical water, power and sewer services. You may see our field or construction crews at work maintaining, repairing and upgrading our essential infrastructure. We are making sure they do so as safely as possible. We ask the public to please maintain proper social distance from our crews as they work.
Here are key resources on what you can do to protect yourself and others. New information is posted as it becomes available:
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Southeast Treatment Plant Updates
•In the fall, crews will begin major excavation and foundation work to prepare for the new biosolid digesters, which will be located closer to the Caltrain tracks and farther from residents
• Planning continues for the construction closure of Jerrold Avenue (between Phelps and Rankin Streets) to ensure public and worker safety during major construction activities, the temporary, multi-year closure is anticipated early 2021. We look forward to sharing more details in the coming weeks
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At Work in Your Neighborhood
Built in 1952 in Bayview-Hunters Point, the Southeast Treatment Plant is the City’s largest wastewater treatment facility, but many of its facilities are past their useful life and generate odors that impact the neighborhood. The Sewer System Improvement Program (SSIP) projects at the SEP focus on making the plant smell better, look better, operate more efficiently, and protect our critical equipment in the event of an earthquake.
After years of planning and community engagement, major investments in the Bayview-Hunters Point community are underway. Overall, the SFPUC is investing over $2 billion into new facilities and equipment to reduce odors, be better prepared for earthquakes and sea level rise, and ensure operational redundancy and efficiency. To learn more about the Sewer System Improvement Program, click here.
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