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Various Locations Pavement Renovation and Sewer Replacement No. 60

San Francisco Public Works has contracted with Precision Engineering Inc. to install new sewer utilities and renovate the roadway at various locations in San Francisco as part of the Various Locations Pavement Renovation and Sewer Replacement Project No. 60 (VL60). We will be performing this work in the Pacific Heights, Anza Vista, Western Addition, Cathedral Hill, Telegraph Hill, Inner Sunset and Outer Sunset neighborhoods. 

We have inspected the sewer facilities of all the blocks listed below, and will be replacing those that we found to be cracked and/or broken.  Replacing these pipes now will prevent possible collapse of the sewer mains and pavement in the future. Sewer service will not be interrupted during the construction.  

This project will include sewer main replacement, curb ramp installation, street base repairs and repaving. Work hours will vary by location, however, typical working hours are 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Weekend work is allowed but has not been scheduled at this time.

Street resurfacing work will be taking place on the following blocks. Only those in bold will be receiving sewer work as well:

Presidio Avenue from Pacific Avenue to Washington Street - Complete

Presidio Avenue from Washington Street to Bush Street - In Progress

Presidio Avenue from Bush Street to Sutter Street

Presidio Avenue from Sutter Street to Geary Boulevard

California Street from Broderick Street to Pierce Street - In Progress

California Street from Pierce Street to Steiner Street - Complete

California Street from Franklin Street to Van Ness Avenue - Complete

Sacramento Street from Steiner Street to Fillmore Street - In Progress

Clay Street from Fillmore Street to Webster Street - Complete

Buchanan Street from Clay Street to Sacramento Street - Complete

Ellis Street from Gough Street to Van Ness Avenue - Complete

Eddy Street from Scott Street to Laguna Street

Turk Street from Laguna Street to Van Ness Avenue - In Progress

O’Farrell Street from Masonic Avenue to St. Joseph’s Avenue - Complete

34th Avenue from Ortega Street to Pacheco Street - Complete

Ortega Street from 17th Avenue to 15th Avenue - Complete

29th Avenue from Rivera Street to Santiago Street - Complete

17th Avenue from Rivera Street to Santiago Street - Complete

Pacheco Street from Dewey Boulevard to Magellan Avenue - Complete

Ulloa Street from the Great Highway to 42nd Avenue - Complete

Ulloa Street from 19th Avenue to 18th Avenue - Complete

Ulloa Street from 16th Avenue to 15th Avenue - Complete

39th Avenue from Yorba Street to Sloat Boulevard - Complete

Telegraph Hill Boulevard from Kearny Street to End - Starting Late January 2025

Construction Updates

12/17/24: Work on Telegraph Hill Boulevard Starting in late January 2025

Starting in mid-January, we will be performing a variety of roadway, parking lot, and curb ramp construction work on Telegraph Hill Boulevard. We expect this work to take roughly 8 to 10 weeks in total to complete, barring any unforeseen circumstances. Additional detail will be provided once the start date is determined and the sequence of work is finalized with our contractor. 

11/20/24: Curb ramp construction at the California Street and Scott Street intersection starting next week.

Starting next Monday, November 25th, crews will be constructing a total of eight new, ADA-compliant curb ramps at the intersection of California Street and Scott Street - two at each corner of the intersection. In total, we expect this work to take approximately three weeks to complete, barring any weather delays. Pedestrian access and paths of travel will be maintained throughout the construction process.

11/13/24: Street base reconstruction and bus pad construction on Sacramento Street between Steiner Street and Fillmore Street taking place next week.

Starting next Monday, November 18th, crews will be reconstructing portions of the concrete street base on Sacramento Street between Steiner Street and Fillmore Street. This will be taking place in the northern half of the street, near the Steiner and Sacramento intersection. During this time, we will also be constructing a new, 10-inch thick concrete bus pad at the northeastern corner of the Fillmore and Sacramento intersection. This workwill take approximately 10 days to complete in total. Most of this time is to allow the newly-poured concrete to properly cure and harden to the point that it can hold the weight of SFMTA buses and other vehicles. This work will require us to temporarily move the bus stop for the SFMTA 1 California bus line. Please see signs posted on the bus shelter at this location for more information on the bus stop relocation.

11/5/24: Paving on Ellis Street scheduled next week

Next Thursday, November 14th and Friday, November 15th, our crews will be re-paving Ellis Street from Van Ness Avenue to Gough Street. The block between Gough Street and Franklin Street will be re-paved Thursday the 14th, and the block between Franklin Street and Van Ness Avenue will be re-paved on Friday the 15th. Each block is expected to take one workday to re-pave in total. Please refer to the no-parking signs posted on these blocks, as well as public notices sent through the mail, for more information.

10/25/24: Street base reconstruction on California Street between Scott Street and Divisadero Street taking place next week.

Starting next Monday, October 28th, crews will be reconstructing portions of the concrete street base on California Street between Scott Street and Divisadero Street. This will be taking place in both the eastbound and westbound bus lanes only, and will not be impacting the other two lanes closer to the center of the roadway. We expect this work to take one week to complete. The following week, we will repair the portions of the concrete street base on California Street from Divisadero Street to Broderick Street. 

10/23/24: Paving on Turk Street scheduled next week

Next Monday, October 28th and Tuesday, October 29th, our crews will be re-paving Turk Street from Van Ness Avenue to Gough Street. The block between Gough Street and Franklin Street will be re-paved Monday the 28th, and the block between Franklin Street and Van Ness Avenue will be re-paved on Tuesday the 29th. Each block is expected to take one workday to re-pave in total. Please refer to the no-parking signs posted on these blocks, as well as public notices sent through the mail, for more information.

10/21/24: Work starting on Ellis Street next week.

Starting on October 21st, we will be performing roadway reconstruction on Ellis Street between Van Ness Avenue and Gough Street. The first step of this work is to re-construct a two small sections of the concrete parking strip on the north side of Ellis between Franklin and Van Ness. The parking strip is the concrete portion of the roadway near the curb. After this work is complete, our contractor will re-pave Ellis between Gough and Van Ness. We expect this work to take roughly 2 to 3 weeks to complete. You will receive another notice in the mail before this work begins. The final phase of this work will be to re-construct the two speed bumps on Ellis between Gough and Franklin. This work will take place shortly after the rest of the roadway is re-paved.

9/30/24: Bus Pad Construction on California Street starting on Thursday, October 3rd.

On Thursday, October 3rd, we will begin constructing a new, 10-inch thick concrete bus pad at the southeast corner of the California Street and Pierce Street intersection. This workwill take approximately 10 days to complete in total. Most of this time is to allow the newly-poured concrete to properly cure and harden to the point that it can hold the weight of SFMTA buses and other vehicles. This work will require us to temporarily move the bus stop for the SFMTA 1 California bus line. Please see signs posted on the bus shelter at this location for more information on the bus stop relocation.

9/25/24: Electrical, street base and paving work starting on Turk Street on Monday, September 30th.

Next Monday, September 30th, we will begin working on Turk Street between Laguna Street and Van Ness Avenue. The first step of this work will be the installation of a new electrical conduit at the mid-block crosswalk on Turk between Laguna and Gough Streets, near Jefferson Square Park. Then, we will repair the portions of the concrete street base on Turk Street from Laguna Street to Van Ness Avenue. This work will begin on the block between Laguna and Gough Streets and move east toward Van Ness. We expect this work to take 3 weeks to complete. After it is complete, we will be re-paving this entire stretch of Turk Street. Additional notice will be given before paving begins.

9/17/24: PAVING WORK ON CALIFORNIA STREET AND BUCHANAN STREET HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED.

Our contractor will now be re-paving Buchanan Street between Clay Street and Sacramento Street on Thursday, September 18th and California Street between Franklin Street and Van Ness Avenue on Monday, September 23rd.

9/11/24: Sewer main replacement on California Street starting next week

Starting next Monday, September 16th, our contractor will be replacing the sewer main on California Street between Pierce Street and Steiner Street. Once the sewer main is replaced, we will then inspect the block's sewer laterals and replace them on an as-needed basis. Sewer laterals are what connect household plumbing to the sewer main. In total, we expect sewer work to take between 3 and 4 weeks to complete on this block. Once all sewer work is complete on this block, we will reconstruct portions of the concrete street base that are currently in poor condition. The final phase of this work is to fully re-pave the entire block. Additional notice will be given prior to re-paving work.

9/11/24: Paving on 34th Avenue, Pacheco Street, Buchanan Street and California Street Scheduled for next week.

Our paving schedule for next week is as follows: 

Monday, September 16th

  •  Grind and re-pave 34th Avenue from Pacheco Street to Ortega Street.

Tuesday, September 17th

  • Grind and re-pave Pacheco Street from Dewey Boulevard to Magellan Avenue.

Wednesday, September 18th

  • Grind and re-pave Buchanan Street from Clay Street to Sacramento Street.
  • Grind and re-pave California Street from Franklin Street to Van Ness Avenue.

Each block is expected to take one workday to re-pave in total. Please refer to the no-parking signs posted on these blocks, as well as public notices sent through the mail, for more information.

9/4/24: Paving on Clay Street and 29th Avenue Scheduled for next week

On Thursday, September 12, our crews will be re-paving 29th Avenue from Rivera Street to Santiago Street. The following day, September 13th, they will be re-paving Clay Street from Fillmore Street to Webster Street. Each block is expected to take one workday to re-pave in total. Please refer to the no-parking signs posted on these blocks, as well as public notices sent through the mail, for more information.

8/23/24: Work starting on O'Farrell Street this week.

Starting on August 26th, we will be performing sewer work, street base reconstruction and re-paving work on O'Farrell Street between Masonic Street and St. Joseph's Avenue. The first phase of this work is to replace a small portion of the sewer main between Anzavista Avenue and Lyon Street, which should take roughly 3 to 5 workdays to complete.

Then, we will repair the entire concrete street base on O'Farrell Street from Masonic Street to St. Joseph's Avenue. This work will take place in two phases. The first phase will be between Masonic Street and Lyon Street, which we expect to take 3 weeks to complete. The second phase will be between Lyon Street to St. Joseph's Avenue, which we expect to take 2 weeks to complete.

These blocks will be re-paved within a few weeks of sewer and street base work. You will receive additional notice in advance of paving work. Please note that there will be periodic lane closures on O'Farrell Street throughout the street base reconstruction and re-paving process. 

8/14/24: Paving on Presidio Avenue Scheduled for August 19th - August 21st 

Starting Monday, August 19th, San Francisco Public Works will be re-paving Presidio Avenue from Pacific Avenue to Sacramento Street. We expect this work to take 3 days in total to complete. The first step of this work is to grind away the existing asphalt roadway surface. Then, we will re-apply two new inches of asphalt to the roadway. It will progress in the following order:

Monday 8/19:

  • Grind and re-pave Presidio Avenue from Pacific Avenue to Washington Street

Tuesday 8/20:

  • Grind Presidio Avenue from Washington Street to Sacramento Street

Wednesday 8/21:

  • Re-pave Presidio Avenue from Washington Street to Sacramento Street

8/9/24: Work starting on California, Buchanan and 34th Streets starting next Thursday, August 15th.

Starting Thursday, August 15, San Francisco Public Works will be performing street base reconstruction on 34th Avenue from Pacheco Street to Ortega Street, as well as on California Street between Franklin Street and Van Ness Avenue. Both blocks will be fully re-paved with new asphalt after street base reconstruction is completed. We expect this work to take between 3 and 4 weeks to complete on each block.

Also starting on August 15th, we will be performing sewer main replacement on Buchanan Street between Clay Street and Sacramento Street.Once thisportion of the sewer main is replaced, our crews will then inspect the block's sewer laterals and replace them on an as-needed basis. We expect all sewer work on this block to take between 2 and 3 weeks to complete. Sewer laterals are what connect household plumbing to the sewer main Then, we will repair portions of the concrete street base that are currently damaged or worn down from use. We expect this work to take roughly two weeks to complete. The block will be re-paved within a few weeks of sewer and street base work. You will receive additional notice in advance of paving work

7/29/24: Paving on  17th Avenue, 39th Avenue, Ulloa Street and Ortega Street Scheduled for August 5th - August 7th 

Starting Monday, August 5, San Francisco Public Works will be re-paving 17th Avenue from Rivera Street to Santiago Street, 39th Avenue from Yorba Street to Sloat Boulevard, Ulloa Street from 15th Avenue to 16th Avenue, Ulloa Street from 18th Avenue to 19th Avenue, and Ortega Street from 15th Avenue to 17th Avenue. We expect this work to take 4 days in total to complete. The first step of this work is to grind away the existing asphalt roadway surface. Then, we will re-apply two new inches of asphalt to the roadway. It will progress in the following order:

Monday 8/5:

  • Grind and re-pave 39th Avenue from Yorba Street to Sloat Boulevard
  • Grind and re-pave Ulloa Street from 15th Avenue to 16th Avenue
  • Grind and re-pave Ulloa Street from 18th Avenue to 19th Avenue

Tuesday 8/6:

  • Grind and re-pave 17th Avenue from Rivera Street to Santiago Street

Wednesday 8/7:

  • Grind and re-pave Ortega Street from 15th Avenue to 17th Avenue

7/26/24: UPDATE: RE-PAVING WORK ON 39TH AVENUE BETWEEN YORBA STREET AND SLOAT BOULEVARD HAS BEEN POSTPONED. We apologize for the inconvenience and will post a new schedule as soon as it becomes established.

7/22/24: Street Base Repair and Re-Paving on 17th Avenue between Rivera Street and Santiago Street starting on Monday, July 29th. 

Starting on this date, crews will repair portions of the concrete street base on 17th Avenue between Rivera Street and Santiago Street. Once this work is complete, they will go back and re-pave the entire block. We expect this work to take roughly one week to complete barring any unforeseen circumstances.

7/22/24: Sewer Main Replacement on Pacheco Street between Dewey and Magellan Starting Monday, July 29th..

Starting next Monday, July 29th, our contractor will be replacing the sewer main on Pacheco Street between Dewey Boulevard and Magellan Avenue. Once the sewer main is replaced, we will then inspect the block's sewer laterals and replace them on an as-needed basis. Sewer laterals are what connect household plumbing to the sewer main. In total, we expect sewer work to take between 3 and 4 weeks to complete on this block. Once all sewer work is complete on this block, we will reconstruct portions of the concrete street base that are currently in poor condition. The final phase of this work is to fully re-pave the entire block. Additional notice will be given prior to re-paving work.

7/19/24: Ulloa Street will be Re-Paved between 15th Avenue and 16th Avenue July 23rd - July 25th

Starting next Tuesday, crews will repair portions of the concrete street base on Ulloa Street between 15th Avenue and 16th Avenue. Once this work is complete, they will re-pave the entire block. We expect this work to take roughly three days to complete barring any unforeseen circumstances.

7/12/24: Ulloa Street will be Re-Paved between the Great Highway and 42nd Avenue July 16th- July 18th

Starting Tuesday, July 16, San Francisco Public Works will be re-paving Ulloa Street from the Great Highway to 42nd Avenue. We expect this work to take 3 days in total to complete. The first step of this work is to grind away the existing asphalt roadway surface. Then, we will re-apply two new inches of asphalt to the roadway. It will progress in the following order:

Tuesday 7/16: Grind away existing asphalt and re-pave Ulloa Street from the Great Highway to 46th Avenue

Wednesday 7/17: Grind away existing asphalt and re-pave Ulloa Street from 46th Avenue to 44th Avenue

Thursday 7/18: Grind away existing asphalt and re-pave Ulloa Street from  44th Avenue to 42nd Avenue.

7/9/24: Street Base Repair and Re-Paving on 39th Avenue between Yorba Street and Sloat Boulevard starting on Friday, July 12th. 
 
Starting on this date, crews will repair portions of the concrete street base on 39th Avenue between Yorba Street and Sloat Boulevard. Once this work is complete, they will go back and re-pave the entire block. We expect this work to take roughly three weeks to complete barring any unforeseen circumstances.
 
6/24/24: Curb Ramp Construction at the Intersection of Presidio Avenue and Pacific Avenue starting on Wednesday, June 26th.
 
On Wednesday, June 26th, our contractor will begin curb ramp reconstruction at the intersection of Presidio Avenue and Pacific Avenue. The first step in this process is to relocate some of the catch basins at this intersection to improve drainage. Then, new ADA-compliant curb ramps will be constructed at each corner of this intersection - 8 ramps in total. Portions of the sidewalk and street adjacent to these new ramps will be reconstructed as well. In total, we expect this work to take four to five weeks to complete.
 
6/18/24: Sewer Main Replacement on 29th Avenue between Santiago and Rivera AND Stree Base Repair on Presidio Avenue between Pacific and Sacramento Starting Monday, June 24th..
 
Starting next Monday, June 24th, our contractor will be replacing the sewer main on 29th Avenue between Santiago Street and Rivera Street. Once the sewer main is replaced, we will then inspect the block's sewer laterals and replace them on an as-needed basis. Sewer laterals are what connect household plumbing to the sewer main. In total, we expect sewer work to take between 3 and 4 weeks to complete on this block. Once all sewer work is complete on this block, it will be fully re-paved. Additional notice will be given prior to re-paving work.
 
At the same time, crews will begin repairing portions of the concrete street base on Presidio Avenue between Pacific Avenue and Sacramento Street. This includes re-constructing the concrete street base in areas that were excavated for recent sewer main replacement, as well as other portions of the street base on blocks where no sewer work has occurred. A majority of this work will be taking place on Presidio between Washington and Clay Streets.
 
6/6/24: Curb Ramp Construction at the Intersection of 45th Avenue and Ulloa Street starting on Monday, June 17th.
 
On Monday, June 17th, our contractor will begin curb ramp reconstruction at the intersection of Ulloa Street and 43rd Avenue. The first step in this process is to relocate some of the catch basins at this intersection to improve drainage. Then, new ADA-compliant curb ramps will be constructed at each corner of this intersection - 8 ramps in total. Portions of the sidewalk and street adjacent to these new ramps will be reconstructed as well. In total, we expect this work to take four to five weeks to complete.
 
5/30/24: Sewer Main Replacement on Presidio Avenue between Jackson and Washington Starting Thursday, June 6th..
 
Starting next Thursday, June 6th, our contractor will be replacing the sewer main on Presidio Avenue between Jackson Street and Washington Street. Once the sewer main is replaced, we will then inspect the block's sewer laterals and replace them on an as-needed basis. Sewer laterals are what connect household plumbing to the sewer main. In total, we expect sewer work to take between 2 and 3 weeks to complete on this block. Work will then be progressing southward on Presidio Avenue throughout the following months.
 
5/9/24: Construction on Presidio Avenue and Ulloa Street starting on Thursday, May 16th..
 
Starting next Thursday, May 16th, our contractor will be replacing the sewer main on Presidio Avenue between Pacific Avenue and Jackson Street. Once the sewer main is replaced, we will then inspect the block's sewer laterals and replace them on an as-needed basis. Sewer laterals are what connect household plumbing to the sewer main. In total, we expect sewer work to take between 3 and 4 weeks to complete on this block. Work will then be progressing southward on Presidio Avenue throughout the following months.
 
Also on May 16th, our crews will begin performing spot sewer work and curb ramp reconstruction at the intersection of Ulloa Street and 43rd Avenue. The first step in this process is to relocate some of the catch basins at this intersection to improve drainage. Then, new ADA-compliant curb ramps will be constructed at each corner of this intersection - 8 ramps in total. Portions of the sidewalk and street adjacent to these new ramps will be reconstructed as well. In total, we expect this work to take four to five weeks to complete.
 
4/24/24: Construction starting in roughly one month. In late May 2024, our contractor will begin sewer main replacement work on Presidio Avenue between Pacific Avenue and Washington Street. Work will then be progressing southward on Presidio Avenue throughout the following months.
 
Street reconstruction and re-paving work will also be starting in late May 2024. Our first location will be Ulloa Street between the Great Highway and 42nd Avenue. 
 
Additional details will be provided as construction start approaches. Residents of these areas will also be receiving notices in the mail from both Public Works and our contractor in the coming weeks.
Pavement and Sewer Renovation
STATUS In Progress
Location
Throughout the Sunset, Presidio Heights, Lower Pacific Heights, Western Addition and Telegraph Hill
Start Spring, 2024
Completion Winter, 2025
Budget
$11.1 Million
Project Manager
Edmund Lee
Project Team

San Francisco Public Works

Precision Enginnering, Inc.

Contact
Benjamin Peterson
Phone
(628) 271-3057