Various Locations Pavement Renovation and Sewer Replacement No. 67B

Project Description

San Francisco Public Works has hired Michael O'Shaughnessy Construction, Inc. to complete infrastructure improvements on several blocks throughout the city as part of our Various Locations Pavement Renovations & Sewer Replacement Project #67B. This work will consist of roadway re-pavement, concrete base reconstruction, curb ramp construction, making them ADA compliant and sewer replacement work.

Project VL#67B will impact Districts 1, 2 and 6 of San Francisco. Construction will take place along these roadways: 8TH Avenue, California Street, Turk Boulevard, Masonic Avenue and Mission Street.

Construction will begin in 2025. Currently this project is in the pre-construction phase. This website will be updated accordingly. Construction hours may vary by location; however, typical working hours are 7:30 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday. Weekend work is allowed but is not anticipated currently.

Please continue to visit this website for updated information. 

Note: Construction schedules, dates and durations are subject to change due to rain, equipment breakdown, unforeseen field conditions, existing utility conflicts, or crew availability.

Below is a list of the blocks scheduled to be repaved under this contract:

8th Ave. (Cabrillo St. to Fulton St.)
California St. (Funston St. to 7th Ave.)
California St. (Arguello Blvd. to Cherry St.)
California St. (Laurel St. to Presidio Ave.)
Turk Blvd. (Arguello Blvd. to Temescal Ter.)
Turk Blvd. (Chabot Ter. to Masonic Ave.)
Turk Blvd. (Broderick St. to Divisadero St.)
Masonic Ave. (Waller St. to Frederick St.)
Mission St. (Randall St. to Highland Ave.)
Mission St. (Highland Ave. to Park St.)
Mission St. (Richland Ave. to Crescent Ave.)

Below is a list of intersections where sewage work is scheduled:

Turk Boulevard Main Street Sewer Repair (Rossi Avenue to Stanyan Street)
Turk Boulevard Sewer Replacement (Park Avenue to Temescal Terrace) 
Masonic Avenue Sewer Replacement (Waller Street to Frederick Street)