Claremont, Juanita, and Yerba Buena Pavement Renovation and Sewer Replacement Project

Project Update (May 2024)
Our work is almost complete. The contractor is currently working on any identified punch list items.

Project Description

San Francisco Public Works and the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission joined to complete infrastructure improvements as part of the Claremont, Juanita, and Yerba Buena Pavement Renovation and Sewer Replacement Project. This project included sewer main replacement, curb ramp installation, street base repairs, grinding (removal of existing asphalt) and repaving. Note: Not all blocks included sewer main replacement work. Public Works hired Michael O'Shaughnessy Construction, Inc. to complete the work. 

Construction began at the first location in September 2023 with completion expected in early summer 2024. San Francisco Public Works managed the project during construction. The allowable work hours were 7:30 AM to 6 PM, Monday through Friday. 

The blocks included in this project were as follow:

• Claremont Blvd (Dorchester Way to Kensington Way)
• Dawnview Way (Burnett Avenue to Glenview Drive)
• Glenview Drive (Dawnview Way to Portola Drive)
• Portola Drive (End to Glenview Drive)
• Juanita Way (Marne Avenue to Teresita Boulevard)
• Yerba Buena Avenue (Monterey Blvd. to Maywood Drive)
• Colon Avenue (Monterey Blvd. to Montecito Avenue)
• Kenwood Way (Keystone Way to Upland Drive)
• Foerster Street (Los Palmos Drive to Teresita Blvd.)

The blocks scheduled for sewer work were the following:

• Yerba Buena Avenue (Hazelwood Avenue to Baxter Alley)
• Colon Avenue (Monterey Blvd. to Montecito Avenue)
• Foerster Street (Teresita Blvd. to Gatun Alley)
• Portola Drive (End to Glenview Drive)
• Glenview Drive and Dawnview Way intersection
• Claremont Blvd. and Dorchester Way intersection
• Juanita Way and Del Sur Avenue intersection
• Juanita Way and Evelyn Way intersection
• Juanita Way and Rex Avenue intersection

The first phase included sewer main replacement work. Our engineers reviewed video of the existing sewer mains and determined some needed to be replaced. Once the new sewer main had been installed, our engineers reviewed video of the sewer laterals to determine which, if any, need to be replaced. The sewer laterals are the connection between the main and the curb/sidewalk. Note: Sewer laterals were only replaced on an as-needed basis depending on the condition of the existing line.

We thank you for your patience during construction.