San Francisco Public Works has partnered with Esquivel Grading & Paving, Inc. to perform vital infrastructure improvements along Beale Street Street between Market Street and Folsom Street. Construction on this project is scheduled to begin in late Summer 2025 and reach completion in Spring 2026.
Notice is hereby given that the Director of Public Works will hold a remote public hearing via teleconference to consider the item(s) listed below and that said public hearing will be held as follows:
DATE: July 28, 2025
Time: 5:30pm
Location: REMOTE MEETING VIA VIDEOCONFERENCE
This project will implement decorative asphalt to the intersection of Clement Street and 6th Avenue. Located just north of Golden Gate Park and south of the Presidio, the Inner Richmond is surrounded by the most busy commercial and densely populated areas found in San Francisco. This project will help contribute to the revitalization of Clement Street for pedestrians and drivers — close to many businesses, shops, cafes, restaurants, homes and schools.
Project Timeline
Site: 4
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Tree has arbutus canker which will result in definite death of tree, and sidewalk damage will require root pruning of already declining and stressed tree. Tree can be replaced.
Posting Period: 07/14/25 - 08/13/25
Site: 1
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Necessary concrete repair will sever roots which stabilize tree. Severe lean opposite required for pruning. Extensive decay from previous topping and regular mechanical damage along trunk. Overextended branches overhanging muni lines.Location is replantable.
Posting Period: 07/14/25 - 07/29/25
Site: 1
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: This tree has been identified as a safety hazard following a recent incident in which an individual sustained an injury due to conditions directly associated with the trees presence and condition. Removal is recommended to mitigate further risk to public safety. Location can be replanted with a more appropriate spieces.
Posting Period: 07/14/25 - 07/29/25
With the support of Supervisor Matt Dorsey, the Bureau of Landscape Architecture is leading a grant-funded planning effort to create a new park space in the South of Market (SoMa) neighborhood. The study will examine the potential of the underutilized right-of-way between 4th and 6th streets and Harrison and Bryant streets to address several long-standing challenges in SoMa, including flooding, unsafe pedestrian and bicycle routes, and the disproportionate impacts of the urban heat island effect and air pollution on community health.
San Francisco Public Works
49 South Van Ness Ave.
San Francisco, CA 94103
City and County of San Francisco
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