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What's Happening
On August 5th crews will construct pervious concrete in the parking lanes on Sea Cliff Avenue between 25th and 26th Avenues. Residents will maintain access to their homes but will require coordination with construction crews for driveway access. A city construction inspector will be on-site during work hours.
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Green Infrastructure at Baker Beach
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) will begin construction of new green infrastructure (GI) features including rain gardens and pervious concrete at locations along El Camino Del Mar and Sea Cliff Avenue. Check out the
demonstration video of pervious concrete pavement from the Holloway Green Street ribbon cutting and block party!
This Project Will
- Manage approximately 2.6 million gallons stormwater/year
- Reduce combined sewer discharges from Baker Beach outfalls
- Improve urban habitat, traffic calming and bicycle/pedestrian safety
- Provide water and sewer improvements, and roadway reconstruction along Sea Cliff Avenue
Conceptual Project Rendering: Sea Cliff and El Camino Del Mar Rain Gardens
What to Expect During Construction
- While the contractor is required to abide by the City’s noise and vibration ordinances, neighbors should expect some noise and limited dust during this work. The project team will work to minimize disruption to normal neighborhood activity; however there will be occasional inconveniences due to heavy equipment movement and other construction activities.
- Residents in the work zone will maintain access to their garages, although there may be temporary delays.
- Starting the week of March 4, El Camino Del Mar between 32nd Ave and Legion of Honor will be closed to vehicle traffic from 8:00 am –5:00 pm, Monday - Friday. Vehicles can access Legion of Honor Museum via Legion of Honor Drive.
- Pedestrian and bicycle access along El Camino del Mar in Lincoln Park will be maintained during construction.
- The California Coastal Trail access to Baker Beach at 25th Avenue North will be temporarily closed during construction. Alternative entries will remain open.
- Lands End Trail will remain open during construction.
- Parking will be restricted in the work zone. Please see posted signs for exact details.
- No interruption in water service or quality is expected during construction. Advance notice will be given.
Funding for this project has been provided in part through an agreement with the State Water Resources Control Board using funds from Proposition 50.
Get Involved
Check out the SFPUC calendar for upcoming Green Infrastructure and other SSIP events coming to your neighborhood! Subscribe to our e-newsletter to stay informed about upcoming Green Infrastructure events and projects. Sign up here: sfwater.org/signup.